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f PACES. REMNANTS. .it iha rnzular valuo. ose-"" fOR ONLY SIX CENTS PER GALLON. a Tale oar product and YOU HAVE BOTH Hllf WW 643 MAIN STREET. WE FURNISH H WORK. Vaughn Ml klndi Court ST. July Clearance Sale SHOE BARGAINS. ,hr,ft or Oxfords, clearance price $1.95 pair shoes or Oxfords, clearanco price $1.65 pair jim sboos or Oxfords, clearance price $1.35 pair sh0es or Oxfordr, clearing price $1.15 pair llexander Dept. Store THE GIVERS OF BEST VALUES ire Water from Pure Ice Ut bCIUUIUl Crystal ICQ IB maut nuui uuiuicu waiej. nutu . . , J - Jl.llllnj on ii aln the water Is pure as the Ice. You cannot afford to itie Imparities and contagion that makes a part of the river ICE AND WATER. Pendleton band Cold Storage Co. Telephone Main 1781. HARVES" ERS SUPPLLIE8, BUILDEf 8 HARDWARE, ERSAL STEEL RANGES, GENUINE CHRISOLITE GRAN- WARE. A FULL LINE OF PLUMBING TOOLS AT THE tan-Thompson Hardware Co. ESTIMATES ON PLUMBING AND SOLICIT p , IMMMflX PABST Iwaukee Beer ON DRAUGHT AT STATE SALOON J. E. Rum.II & Co., Prop. INSURANCE. Llfr and Accident Fire, JOE ELL Room 8, Over Taylor's Hard ware Store. DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 25, I OVER 500 HORSES EXPECTED AT IRVINGTON PARK. Multnomah Fair Association Prepared to Hold Fine Race Meeting August 8 to 27 Most Important Event Is to Be the Oregon Stakes, the First Event of the Season 52 Entries In This Event Most Prominent Horses In the Country to Be Present. Portland, Ore., July 25 Officers of the Multnomah Fair Association arc rapidly getting the Irvlngton race track In shape for their summer meet ing, which opens on August S and will continue until August 27, with the privilege of continuing two weeks In September. This race meeting will not only liring together the pick of the COO horses which are racing at the Meadows In Seattle, but It will bo the longest meet ever attempted In Ore gon. When President A. 11. Diamond and the rest of the Multnomah Fair Asso ciation officials talked of giving a week's racing last year, they were told frankly by the local horsemen that the racing garni' had received such a black eye In Portland that the public would not turn out to see them. In spite of this discouraging talk the officials went on, gave the race meeting, proved conclusively that horses could be raced and rseed hon estly, and not only the people of Portland paid their money at the gate but horsemen from all over the state attended the meeting. And when they returned home they were loud In their praise for the clean sport which they had enjoyed, and of the liberal manner in which the books handled the odds on the races. This was all the encouragement that the association wanted, and they began at once to plan for their 1901 August meeting. Most of the horsemen who raced here last fall declared when they de parted that nothing could keep them from returning. Not only have they kept their word, but they assisted in filling the stake book entries when it was sent to Oakland and Los Angeles. Originally the association planned only to care for 300 horses, but the demands for stall room became so great that it was found necessary to build 200 additional stalls. They have Just been completed and are the most modern and up-to-date stalls on the coast. They are constructed after those at Washington Park, Chicago, and at Saratoga, and are so arranged that sleeping quarters for the trainers and rubbers are in a sort of loft over the horses. Last year it cost the associa tion $15,00u to get Irvlngton into shape, and this year $7000 more has been spent. The entire grandstand, the saddling paddock, and the judges and timers' stands will be painted new and every stall will receive a thick coating of whitewash. It is the intention of the association this rear to give $10,000 away in puites for the stake events alone. This assures big fields in .each of the KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED. The Constant Wtailn of a Hat Propa gate Dandruff Gtrmi, There are many men who wear their hats practically all the time when awake, and are blessed with a heavy shock of hair; yet if the scalps of these same men once became m tested wun c-xirurr germs, the parasites would multiply all the quicker for lack of air. Baldness would ensue as the Anal result. New. bro's Uerpicide kills these germs and stimulates unhealthy hair to abundant jrrowth. Uerpicide is a pleasant hair dressing as well as a dandruff cure and contains not an atom or injurious nuu- stance. Sold by leading druggists. Bend 10c. In stamps for sample to The Herpi- clde Co., Detroit. Mien. F. W. Schmidt, special agent. a If you are interested in Oil Painting, see us. Our lice Is complete. ACADEMY BOARDS STRETCHERS BRUSHES ARTISTS' SAWHS BLENDERS SKY BRUSHES PLAQUES TUBE COLORS We make a specialty of framing PICTURES. Newest stock of frames. C. C. SHARP Opera House Block. LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN From my place at Juniper on June 27, two mares; one a sorrel mare, wntpht Rhnut 1200 nounds, B years old, branded CH on left shoulder; she has crooked front feet. The other Is a 6-year-old bay mare, weighing 1100, branded R over a car on left hip and T within a circle on right shoulder. I will pay $10 for Information lead ing to the recovery of both horses, or $5 for either of them. Address, RAGES A POR 1 SI A. LiAIlDjn, juniper, Oregon, events and it will bring together some of tho best horses racing on tho coast. The Oregon Stakes, tho first stake event of the season, closed with entries, and among them nro such horses as Misty's Pride, Step Around, who won the opening stako event at o . . , . . . . i ... , i . large number of other clever perform ers. The big stake raco of the meet ing will be tho Irvlngton handicap, value $1000, to the Winners. For this money such horses as Modicum, For est King, Oeorge Horry, Veterano, Mr. Dingle and Gateway and many others will ttito H'nrler Mulholland, on Aug ust 20, the date of the race. ATE RABBITS FOR 48 DAYS. Experience of Alaska Prospectors Who Lost Supplies in River. W, Gordon Campbell, a California boy who recently returned from tho Tanana country, probably hnd as hard from tlmo to time, and thrilling an experience In that : On several occasions rumors lmvo district as almost any other pros- come In of n photographic outfit; pector In Alaska. sometimes In Southern and ngnln in Together with a companion, Warren Eastern Oregon. Tho operator, or Merrltt, he lived for 48 days last win- cording to reports. Is doing business tcr on rabbits. Incidentally two under the pretext that he and his cn grouse. four eagle's eggs nnd a goose terprlse are Indorsed by tho fair man was added to this bill of fare, in ad- ngement. Ho is said to "work" busl dition to a strny lean, lank dog that ness men Into having their places of chanced to wander Into camp, but business photographed, and for this otherwise it was rabbits threo times n day. The men went into tho country on a prospecting tour. They were very successful. They found dirt as rich as 20 cents per pan, and staked out IS claims on the Chlsana river, head waters of the Tanana. The winter wns a mild ono, and while going down Jack creek the Ice broke and tho prospectors lost every thing but guns and blankets. It was a life and death struggle then until they reached Tanana Crossing, where there Is a government telegraph sta tion. After n great denl of hard labor they succeeded in constructing a raft IS feet long and throe feet wide, Strapping their guns and blankets bu this they wore able to mako much better time, although their parapher nalia was wet from the time they started until the end of tho Journey. Merrltt, who Is older than Camp bell, could not get off tho raft unas sisted when tho crossing was reached. Prior to reaching their destination they did not tasto food for 24 hours. What few rabbits they were able to get before that time were for tho most pari diseased, and th.e two men were In a terrible condition. Mr. Campbell, In splto of tho trou ble he had in the north, Is going back- Just as soon as he can get another outfit. THE LARGEST COMBINE. Monster Machine at Lewiston Will , Cut 100 Acres Per Day. The large steam combined harvest er and threshing outfit recently pur chased by John Nelson of Tammany, was taken to tho Tammany country yesterday and will be started today, says the Lewiston Tribune. The machinery Is in chargo of Frank Galbraith, an expert sent from the California factory, and will be put in first-class condition before Mr. Galbraith turns the outfit over to Mr. Nelson. The engine weight 20 tons and de velops 80 horse power. The .engine is guiueu uy a single steering wheel , In front and is governed by steam power. The two main whools of the .engine are nvo reel in width to pre- vent sinking into tho soft ground. The cutting machinery is 34 feet wiue aim an average cut ior tno sea son where conditions aro favorable Is 100 acres per day. Many people have watched the un loading of the machinery and the streets were filled with people yes terday when It was announced that the start for tho Tammany country would soon be made. The engine will bo used for plow ing tho ground, and is also valuable for freighting on tho roads where conditions are fuvo'rablo. Danger Cries of Birds. The iipproiiili of (lunger is expressed by a universally Intelligible cry. The blue tit has u peculiar sound, "Ihh," so indicative of four uud terror that when heard the wood Is silent In an Instant. It Is said that she often utters it from l pure love of mischief, "Every bird," says Beclisteln, "Inis received from nature the ixiwer of ut terlng a song or certain sound by which it cun communicate lis desires to oilier birds. The chuilincirH call varies with its feelings. When on the wing It lu 'Eynk! Kynk!' Its expreMlon of Joy Is 'Fink! Fink!' If angry. It makes the same call more quickly, nnd Trief Tricf!' is a sign of tenderness or mo) uneboly. Tho ruVen calls out 'Uriinb! Grnnb!' Motvljr or rapidly, as Its emo tions clinnge. COMING EVENTS. Organization Oregon Development League Portland, August 2 and 3, August 22-27 American Mining Congress, Portland. Inland Empire Teachers' Associa tion Pendleton, October 19, 20 and 21, National Irrigation Association, El Paso, Texas, November 15-18 Both Artist. "My pa," said the blind man's boy, "can tell dimes from pennies and nick els from quarters by Just feeling of them." "Huh," replied old Hardphlst's son, "that's nothing! My pa can tell the difference by the smell." Chicago Record-Herald. A woman Is never known to adver tise for the return of stolen properly "and no questions asked." She would nsk questions or die. At a meeting of representatives of large eawmllling concern In Portland on Saturday, It was decided to organ ize a Columbia River Loggers Asso 1904. I'M FAIN GRAFTS I FAKIRS TAKE ADVANTAGE 1 I OF THE EXPOSITION. Bogus Agents Claim to Have Lewis and Clark Fair Privileges Offer to Secure Positions In the Exposition of All Applicants Fair Commission Will Place the Matter In Attorney's Hands. That the name of tho Lewis and Clark fair Is being used as a clonk for Irregular business deals and fake enterprises has come to the know edge of tho director general's offieo a compensation Is required I The business man is assured tluit a likeness of his place is d,eslred by the fair people, and a sum Is forth coming. Again reports have come In of n Lewis and Clark Employment Agency which, for n fee, is snld to guaranteo any applicant that he will bo given Im'ormntlou which will enublu him to secure a Job on tho fair grounds, Heparin lmvo been tecelved from other sources of transactions that would hardly bear tho searchlight of investigation, and In soiuo cases there has been talk of placing tho matter in the hands of the fairs attorneys with Instructions to proceed against the usurpers of non-existing authority, it has been an established policy of the exposition company from tho beginning to nccord its official In dorsement to no scheme, or anybody's scheme of whatever kind," said D. C, Freeman, secrctry of the director gen eral, today. , "Business men should not allow themselves to be fooled by any of these fakes, I can state that tho fair management has authorized no ono to take photographs for it in nny part of tho country, and there Is no employ ment agency with which tho manage ment has any kind of understanding with reference to furnishing employ- ment. "I would llko to warn business men and others to bewaro of theso people, ' for tho fair management is behind rone of them." Nlnht Was Her Terror. I "I would cough nearly nil night long," writes Mrs. Charles Applegato of Alexandria, Ind., "and could hardly got any sleep. I had consumption so bad that If I walked a block I would cough frightfully and spit blood, but when all other medicines failed, thrco $1.00 bottles of Dr. King's Now Dls covery wholly cured mo nnd I galnod B8 pounds." It's absolutely gunran teed to euro coughs, colds, la grippo, bronchitis nnd all throat and lung 1 troubles. Price EOc and $1.00. Trial bottles free at Tallman & Co.'s drug store, It Will Be to Your Interest, If vnn rnntnmnlntr, vlHlttni? thn fU LoUfl Exposition, to securo rollablo information as to railroad sorvlco, tho lowest rates and tho host routos. Also as to local conditions In St. Louis . hotels, etc., etc. If you will writo tho undorslgnod stating what Information you doslro tho samo will be promptly furnlshod If wo do not lmvo it on hand, will bo euro It for you If posslhlo, and with , out any .expenso to you. Address I B. II. TRUMBULL, Commercial Agent, 142 Third streot Portland, Ore, No Pity Shown "For years fnto was aftor mo con' tlnuouBly," wrltos F. A. Gullodgo, Ver bena, Ala. "I had a terrlblo rnso o piles, causing 24 tumors. When nil failed Bucklen's Arnica Salvo cured mo." Equally good for nil aches am Ilns. Only 25c at Tallman & Co.'a druB Rtoro Attention Sheepmen. Rango to lenso and can locato some good rango and water Address box 44, Ln Orando, Or What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises lu tho family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try Jell-O, a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre imrea in two minutes, No bo nir nc bukinffl add boiling- water and set to cool. Flavors! Lemon, Ornnire. Rasp- oerry and Strawberry. Get n packao your grocers io-uav , JO CIS. College Place Health Food Wafers, fruit crackers, cream stick's, nut butter and salted peanuts, Despaio & Clark PAGE THREE. THE WHOLESOME CRESCENT Eg and Phosphate BAKING POWDER BETTER THAN THE OLD-TDW CREAM OF TARTAR rOWDERE. Refreshing and Healthful The City Brewery Bottled Bete The greatest summer drink. It prcsi right to tho spot. Always lmvo this superior beer bu your home. It gives youth and y!ib" to your tired system. 1'hyHlclans recommend beer that ts pure. City Brewery Bottled Ber &n alwnys good and always tho sam. It Is mndo In Pendleton nnd xaft subject to changes of tompcratune to being shipped. Put up in quarts, pints and ksBT 1luts, and delivered In nny qustliHr desired. 'Phone 2981. OLASSES THAT DO NOT FrP aro much worse than nono ntaH.Sk to an OPTICIAN when tho eves nro wonk. The a fitt. glasses will bo absolutely eorreqUffisffi No chargo Is mado hor.o tojtm. . vKi the sight and very &g SPECTACLES Ottf JSfYri&Msl. for rending or ponbralgigf asu.1" Wo carry a full'MX'aeld'speeaa clo sand eyegiasBMjmjcfKOB are crato. sir GLENN WINSLOW Jeweler and Opticiaa Postofflce Block. WATER TANKS Wo make a Specialty of UulldSnc Round or Squaro WATER TANKS Also Header Bods nil slzos taAl kinds. Wo mako thorn right und tJT alwnys glvo satisfaction. Our wtfc Is nevor slighted or botched, Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard ROBERT FORSTER, Proprietor. Corner Webb and College. . -H- T Building Material OF All. DESCRIPTION SASH, DOORS and WINDOWS Made to order. Building pi per, lime, cement, brick anS ' sand, wood gutter for barru and dwellings a specialty. Oregon Lumber Yard Alta Street, Ojp. Court Houv Mi. ciation. J m m m .m m..b m.. "r w r T TT TT W W W T w f i