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DAILY EA8T OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1904. PACE SIX. "The Kodak" season Is now on and wo havo the largest and most complete line profession al and amateur photographic goods ever shown in the city. Don't forget to take a camera or kodak with you on your rra-cation. A Glimpse at the Life of the Genus Hobo t t Brock & McComas Company DRUGGISTS. Cor. Main and Court Sts. Pendleton, Oregon. Mr. Dusty Honda and Ills friend, Sir. Sawwood Nit, nro In town today on route to Chicago or "Chi," as they term It. In conversation with au East Oro ponlan representative this morning, they told something of the incidents of their trips throughout the West. "We are working back to good old "Chi," said .Mr. Dusty Roads. "Wo came In on last night's passenger, and we aro awaiting the departure of an eastbound freight or passenger. "Unpleasant traveling this hot weath er?" "Oh, I don't know. The dust and cinders are the most unpleasant part of It. Last night In- shifting my po sition I got my coat caught between the brake and the wheel and came very near being pulled under the car. You can sec how It burnt my coat before I was able to release It. Then, too, I got a cinder In my eye and tho facilities for removing cinders on the rods are rather poor. My friend and I put In two weokB In the fishing camp on the Columbia river at $1.50 n day. What Is my oc me a pair of loggers' shoes, and found it was ho. He was pretty badly told mo to go to work. I started out smashed up. I waited until daylight otf tho logs and the one I was on and then flagged a passing team and rollod over and I got a bath I hod a had him taken to the TJnintllla House notion to Jump my Job right there, but nt The Dalles. I didn't. "His leg, several ribs nnd his hand "The man that hired me said: 'Did were broken. Ho had J60 and I had you ever do a lick of this work be- ?li5, so we Btayca more until ne was fore?' 1 told him that I hadn't done patched up. Those accldonts will much beside boom work nor any boom happen occasionally, work, either, for that matter. Ho "A follow I know back In "Chi,' had seven dollars Invested In mo so made a touch from a rich guy for a he couldn't afford to Are me. Well, couple of hundred. Ho colobrated tho sir, I stayed with that Job for two event by getting drunk and then tried months and then I hit the troll again, to catch a through freight out. Ho "I like Oregon fairly woll with the fell between tho cars, nnd when Uiey oxcoptlon of Ecno. I was riding the found him ho was Bcattorcd along tho "blind" with a friend. A littlo ways track for half a mile. Well, I am 22 years old, Oregon Portland St. Helen's Hall A GIRLS SCHOOL OF THE HIGH EST CLASS corps of teachers, loca tion, building, equipment the best. Send for catalogue. Opens September 15, 1904. cupatton? and since I was 15 I have beon trav eling. I have been all over the Unit ed States and some parts of It a great many times. "My partner and I stick together, and when one gets a Job wo both lay by till we can move on. Work? Yes, there Is lots of It During the last year or two I have hashed, worked in a logging camp, worked on tho rail Hill Military Academy from Echo the fireman got up on the coal In the tender, and say, but he was an artist at throwing cool. He has missed his vocation and should bo n pitcher In a professional ball team. His curves kept me dodging till he got tho range so good that I Jumped. I must havo rolled In that sand and sagebrush for 50 feet before I lodged In a sagebrush. I looked up nnd saw a dark spot In the air which "North Dakotn Is something fierce. A rathor sporty young fellow got In a box car with a bunch of us to beat his way East. Ho had brought out a wad of money, had find his lltng, got tired of the liUBks, nnd knew the fatted calf was on the bill of fare back home. He had a shiner In his bosom of his white shirt and some pretty swell cuff buttons. When he woke up his- diamond had been cut was 'Tanks.' my friend. I believe I out, his cuff buttons were gone, nnd never saw a man turn end over end so many times. Well, that prejudiced us both against Echo. "A few weeks ngo I was on the rods and we were going about 40 miles an hour On the car Just In front of , me a 'bo' was riding nnd pretty soon , his shoes taken. That kind o' queer ed the llfo of a tourist for that young sport. Professional sneak thieves and hnld-up men bent their wny back and forth In Dakota to rob the harvest hands. "Come here to this freight car nnd I will show you how we do it. You he liegnn yelling, 'Holp! Save me Stop the train!' His clothes were on ' catch the hand-hold here on the side, road. In the hay fields, fishing camps, I fire, nnd he was the animated center i draw your feet up and throw them in- butcher shops, In Armour's packing of a blnze like a torchlight procession, i ward and the suction and tho speed of . When the train stopped nnd he crawl- l. .. . ., I ...Ill . 1 lint., .. I mu nam iu uiunu jwu iifein uu rods. If you want to rldo In a box car you spring tho door from the run wny on the side opposite the lock. pry It open, crnwl In and you are good for a 1000-mile trip. "Talk about long runs under a pas JUL house, nnd a great mauy othor Jobs How can I get a Job when I know cd out one side of his coat and vest nothing about It? Ob, that Is as easy ' was burned out and he had a blister as taking a freight at 20 miles an ns big as your hand on his side. Last hour. j year my partner, a kid, was riding "Of course, we don't take any Job . with me on top of tho Pullman. We except to rellove a temonrnrv flnan- usm 'I: take a belt along and strap PORTLAND, OREGON i clal disability. A while ago I had ou'telves to the steam pipe on top of Hcnger train, I rode from Dtinsmulr A private boarding tightened my belt till I got protty the car. but we had gotten careless to Portland, over 400 miles, without and day school. Man- hungry and resolved to do something and were both asleep. It was dark, ual training, military desperate go to work. I struck a and when I woke up I spoke to him and he was gone. "I dropped off and started down the track. About three or four miles from where I missed him I heard someone groaning. I went to him and discipline, college pre-. saw mill for a Job. The man asked paratton. Boys of any me If I was a good boom man. I didn't age admitted at any know what that was, but I told him time. Fall term opens , I hadn't done much except boom work for the past five years, so he bought September 14, 1904. CUT THIS OUT. And mail to Dr. J. W. Hill, Hill Mili tary Academy, Portland, Or. I have .... boys, whom I want to send to a military school. Their ages are - Please send me prices and terms; also illustrated descriptive catalogue of your chool. (Name (Address) missing a connection, riding on tho same coach all of tho way. Well, I am getting dry, I think I will go up town So long, friend. If you ever want to hit the trail and need any pointers I will be glad to put you next " REAL ESTATE $250 will buy one of the most con' vcnlent 9-room houses In tne city. Sewer, bath, etc.; good cellar and barn. 3 lots, corner; a bargain. $4,000 Elegant new 9-room house, Just completed; sewer, bath, toilet; 2 lots; eastern exposure; corner. HOPES FDR II BOY STORK WILL VISIT CZAR NICHOLAS' HOME. Family Now at Peterhof Where the National Event Is Dally Expected If a Son Is Born He Will Become Emperor of Russia If a Girl, Some Nephew or Other Male Relative Will Occupy the Throne Girls Are Barred in Russia. Paul, of the year 1797, Is that or regular descent, by right of prlmo genlture. with preference of male heirs. Under this inexorable rule none of the czar's four children will ever occupy his throne, for they are all daughters. Tho eldest daughter of the czar Is Olga, born November 15, 1895. His second child was Tatl ana, born June 11, 1897; his third was Marie, born June 26, 1899, and the fourth was Anastasia, born June IS, 1901. , (2,500 Nice resldonce eastern exposure, and C lota; Let me show you three quarter sec tions of the best wheat land. All un der cultivation; extensive Improve ments, plenty of water. Can be bought for a little less than Its mar ket value. MISS Successor to Insurance, Real 111 Court 8treet BOYD E. D. Boyd. Estate, Loans Pendleton One powerful reason for wishing a son born to the czar is to have n peaceful succession. If Nicholas II , should die before a son Is born to him, ' his successor would bo his brother, I the Grand Duke Michael, born in 187S. i But Michael Is regarded us an Invn- o r, . v. t , o .,, r, , ;" and 11 Is feared that If Nicholas St. Petersburg, July 23.-A11 Russia passea away wltnout nn hclr tne is anxiously awaiting news from he ' pIre ma. bo ront oy atrlfe betwcen hls . ,i ,.: rir i.u four unces ror the throne. lal, B ,l ln, ft? D0Xt W dayS; Since tho outbreak of hostilities People outside of this country cannot wtlh Japan tne rlvalrie8 of tno reac.l comprehend the eagerness of the Bus-1 tIonary element and Its opponents s ans for an heir to the throne. The nave ke t thlngs ln a conatant tur birth of another child to the czar and moll. TnIa Bltuatlon alm03t inlolora czarina will have a deep political slg- ble a8 u ,8 t0 the ' wIat8 onl , n flconce that cannot fall to have a because he has no male heir. The reV direct bearing upon Russia's future I &ctioaaTy party m nls are ablo policy. If a son Is born, h.o will in to flaunt his misfortune In his face, ' course of time become Emneror of . , i .ii , ... .u' Russia, and will be reared under the ovont of hlB death tho crown w, paaa t0 nla Drotj,er jnchael, who is directly thus Practically insuring a contlnua-, under tne nflUenco of tho dowager tlon of the policy of Nicholas II. .empress. She Is a woman in the If the expected hclr proves to be ' prime of life, born to command, and a daughter the position of Nicholas one of the most bitter oppononts of II., which Is already weakened by the the liberal Ideas of her son, tho pres course of events in Manchuria, will ent czar. be rendered precarious. While the ' Consequently all the hopes of Non government of Russia Is an absolute olas center in the .event about to tako hereditary monarchy, and while tho I placo at the Peterhof, which he prays will of tho czar Is law, yet he cannot 1 fervently will add a son to his house transfer his throne to his daughter, hold and give to Russia a direct heir i There aro cortaln rules of government to the throne. Should a son bo born I which the sovereigns of the present tho dowager empress' power would be I reigning house have acknowledged to reduced to nothing ln a moment. The . De uinuing. une or tnese is tho law i czar will then be a czar In fact as in of succession to tho throne, which, 1 name, and the ministers who now , according to a decree of tho Emperor openly defy him, opposo his will, and - 1 rofuso to execute his policy, will be brought to his feet. Tho birth of an other daughter, however, will bring famous remedy doesforthe stonv ach that which It Is unable to do for Itself, even If but slightly disordered or overburdened. Kodol supplies the natural lulces of digestion and does the work of the 1 stomach, relaxlntr the nervous tension, while the Inflamed muscles and membranes of that organ are allowed to 1 rest and heal. It cures Indigestion, flatulence, palpitation of the heart. nervous dyspepsia and all stomach troubles by cleansintr, purlfylne and strengthening the glands, I membranes of the stom ach and digestive organs. Like a Comet In the sky comes the star of health to the weak and weary despon- dentdyspeptlc. :urtng all stomach troubles and digestive disorders. Kodol Dyspepsia Ora Tior Desler Cn Sapjl Tea. Bcttki cnh $1.00 Slxe holdlnt 2K timet the trlil Hit, which sells or 80c frnnrtd y E. C. DtWlTT C CO.. COlCAOO. Sold by Tallman & Co. LOCKS LEY HALL Locksley Hall, beautifully located In a gnve of pinei within 300 feet of old ocean. Is an Ideal place to spend the summer. Locksley Hall, under the proprietor ship of Mrs. L. A. Carlisle, has under gone a complete renovation this spring, and In addition to the numer ous rooms that were already a por tion of the house, soven new onos have been added and nlcoly finished and furnished. Hot and cold water. have been added throughout tho him only the keenest disappointment; LET us SUPPLY YOU WITH nnd mt!c his altuatfon so unbearable I that his abdication of the throno would be uu surprise Tallman & Co. ask tho readers of this paper who aro suffering with indigestion to got a bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. If you know the value of this remedy as we know It, you would not suffer! anothor day. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure! is a morougn aigestant and tlssuo bullding tonic ns well. It Is endorsed personally by hundreds of people whom it has cured of Indigestion, dyspepsia, palpitation of tho heart and stomach troubles generally. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat. It Is pleasant, palatable and strengthening. t o t ii ; . : It it c "NOW SUMMER BLINKS ON FLOWERY BRAES," and the Joys of carriage riding are at their best, provided you have the right vehicle. You will It you make your selection at Neagle's. We have carriages to suit every fancy, from phaetons to buckboards, and every one made right In style and finish, guaranteed to give the easiest riding and most durability. We have the celebrated Winona ! mnnnn tinrtl'o nrwl V-li rrrrloo fm1n fnw ' this climate. Call nnd see them. compter, system oi sower-, oacngenesr. at racoma. w nnr vnnr tirpa whlin von wait. 1 age has been put In. A steward has. Tacoma. Wash. .T.iW "o on the hydaulle machine. No bruls-1 been engaged for tho season who will i has capitulated to an army of oingora ' ing or burning of wheels. Adda to havo charge of tho dining room and who aro hero to tako part In tho third I life of wheels. Try It and be pleased, i Kltchon, nnd guests will havo ovory saongerfest of tho North Pacific NEAGLES BROS. attention possible. A clam bako for : Saongerbund. The visitors num. ! r,i n.i.i. ok.. the guests of Locksley Hall has been ' nearlv nnn thnnnnmi nn.i i u,y uiii.il gnuu. i , M . . . ... m .. i i.uiiu tiuill m - !. 'arranged for each Saturday nlghL A : Portland. Soattio vintnrio b i- 1 s un.uvnnii win uu imu uuiiiia tuu j Cisco, utympia, opoknno Everett entlro summer, Although tho house i Walla Walla and numerous other la open tho entlro year, on tho first points. An cxccllont program of con day of Juno a formal opening is had certs and recitals has beon arranged with music and dancing on th.o front , nnd with tho valuable prlzos offered voranda. A pleasant placo Is Locks- the festival promises to be ln ovory loy Hall, nnd guests will doubtless , way a notable success, spend a happy vacation at this hotel. I Carriages meet nil trains. Special rates to families. Address, for further information, Building Material i! Dimension lumber of all de scriptions. Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moulding, Building and Tar Paper. BRING YOUR BILL TO US AND GET OUR FIGURES. Grays Harbor Commercial Co. Opposlto W. & S. R. Depot Shoe Repairing I have moved my shop to the second door east of tho Sa ings Bank. Re pairing of all kinds dono In a work-1 manlike manner at reasonabl rates. ' As I have beon In business horo 17 years, I need not speak of the qual ity of my work for It speaks for Hsolf. My stock of shoes was somewhat damaged by wator and tho Insurance company told mo to sell thorn for what I could get, so I will sell them lor less than wholesalo price. CHRIS RAN1ET. Mrs. I,. A. Carlisle, managor. Locksley Hall SEASIDE, OREGON. Notable Speakers on List. Sterling, 111., July 2. Sterling's first Chautauqua assembly oponed auspiciously today at Mineral Springs park and will continue until tho end of the month. Mrs. John A. Logan and othor persona of note aro Includ ed among tho speakers. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST Bear this in Ind when you need poultry and stock supplies and ask for the International Poultry nnd Stock Food. Use Kow Kura for your cow trou bles. C. F. Colesworthy 127-129 East Alta 8L Agent for Lee's Lice Killer. a i uiv m ' Has been tho trado at our littlo store, peoni. 1 slzn nf tho store, tho numhnr nr nioi,. , reUie w... no vuipioyed or th stock carried has nothing to do with 61 - s"" uo me low nH each article that counts. pncts 1 Tho compulsory sale moans a crpnt it..i .. ! u uvm io ift. ij clothing. It moans the best suits at lower nrlw, tv 1 This shipment of clothlnc snnt part of tho factory boforo we are ready for it mai,Tl ... k in oracr to dispose nf shipment like this It is necessary to clvo r,. make tho prices so low and tho values so big that I ut -"u.iii.u i uu; uui-uudv iuv uargainB arc irresistible, OUR OFFERS ARE IRRESISTIBLE And peoplo who have called have found the greatest and most convincing money-saving prices ever offered In 0 j,., . UUi uruciB oy the end monm. uiommg anu iurnisuing goods. Its up to you to t vantage oi tills snie. TliQ mnniifn nhiroro nt tin. .1 1 t V. I .. . 1 . , .. us to get rid of the goods and charge the loss to them. Don't hesltntc, but como in and see this magnificent doming nna soparato trousers. The price Is the main you, but on that scoro we are positive to please you. THE REMOVAL SALE Prices on furnishing goods are more wonderfully low! ever. We nre doing It. Come ln nnd see. KAHKI SUITS $1.00 Greatest bargain ln Pendleton's merchandizing. C pants, bc-.t grade, regular army make, for only $1 suit, and lot the goods and prices talk to you. Sullivan Bon Compulsory and removal sale. The little store that Is 1 Ing all bargain records. I I ti The Breaker teal Where to Stop at North Beach The Breakers Hotel Is conducted to attract tho best pa'" and is a summer hotel that !s unsurpassed on the Pacific north of tho famous California beh resorts. The building has an ocean front uf 100 feet, Is 76 feet wWl four stories high, or 73 foot from the ground floor to the top (ibsorvatory. It has handsomely furnished moms, single or en suite, gueats, each room bolng carpeted. Tho house is lighted by oluctricity with electric lights and! trie call bells in every room, and these lights make it one oj most brilliant beacons on tho ontlre coast. The entire lowor floor Is thrown open to tho public, and, beautifully carpeted, the spacl us reception room and large,! halls always form favorite gathering places for guests, ioe n and pool room Is also quite popular for merry gatherings. r.,,mmni!imis narlor furO delightful music at all times, ami musicals are pleasant during tho entire season. Tho rtrnfiknra hns n rncular nrchititra which furnishes for informal danc.es and balls, and the large dining room, wkj smooth, hard floor, makes an Ideal hall for regular dancing P; An ahundnneo o ffrosh and salL water fish, clams, oysters, entire buppI uim ukiiui nvu iuuu la wnn;D wu uhi . , m I1L- l.nltfir nml rrnnm r-nmna frnm llir OWn herd Of Jersey nud poultry nnd eggs are supplied from the hotel farm adJ tho crounds. There aro hot and cold, fresh and salt water baths In the h with nrlvato baths and toilets. Tho waves of tho ocean at high tldo roll within 200 feet ofl hotel, and tho beach in front is superb for surf bathing. On the grounds aro bowling alleys, golf links, tennis urt8 . ' .i. ..i u a. fleet oil croquet sots; on tno lawo, just uacK oi mu nuw k and row boats, nnd on Shonlwator bay, Just east of the WKes, i u . .i r iui.mir.n nfonlrkers or otners prefer tho warm, atlll-water bathing to tho tumbling of the All trains stop nt tho railroad station In the hotel grouxj . nn mnlln, I ..In l.nlol niniilliiiini nr UrillklllC In SOnd i& DeC 1 slnco the hotol ground is a perfect velvety lawn, where tn 6 aro practically loaded at tho hotol door. J rm. t , .. , rironkfirs Station, a regi tlckot offlco, whore all trains stop, it is one and a half m of Long Bench Station. , 1 . .. j tironkers. ""I In purchasing tickets aoo that moy ruuu and havo baggago checked through to that point. Tologrnph and telephone connections in tho hotel. Address all correspondence as follows; HOTEL BREAKERS, Long Beach, Wash.