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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1804.
PAGE THREE,
Clearance
Sale
NQRTHM
ft NOTES
if he would ship vegetables ho said:
"My, no; I can't raise enough of any
thing to supply tho local demand.
Some davs tno wncnt innw vumu
to my place and buy over $1R worth
right out of the garden." Echo
cummer dress goods at just one-half the regular value:
Regular 10c value summer Cross goods 5C yard
Regular 15c valuo summer dress goods 7j2c yard
Regular 20C value summer uruas kuuus 1QC yard
Regular 25c value summer dross goods 122c yard
Regular 30e valuo summer dress goods 15c yard
Regular 35c valuo summer dress goods 172c yard
Regular 40c valuo summer dress goods 20c yard
jlmoskcag apron check ginghams, all sizes checks and colors 5c yard
We are showing a new line of ladles' neckwear In all the latest
Eastern novelties from 35c to f 1.00.
Odds and ends broken lines of ladles', shoes and Oxfords, at one
half prices.
Alexander Dept. Store
THE GIVERS OF BEST VALUES
FINE WHEAT YIELDS IN
THE DRY DISTRICT
right
News.
pilot Rock News.
There aro two doctors at tho
springs and both aro kept busy look
ing after the health of tho tourists.
.lohii McCourt has distinguished
Roads Are Very Dusty Irrigation himself as a fisherman at tho springs.
Successfully Carried on by Wheels His catches aro report. u. ....
Fixed on River Bank-Threshing Is j X ,Rnn haa rc,rncii
Sewage Contaminates River Water
Dog Threatened With Rabies
in Progress Everywhere.
North McKay, Aug. i.. If this
thing keeps up people will ho for
making a summer resort of Sheol.
But whilo old Sol is striking down
his thousands In th.o East he leaves
out those tricks in Oregon.
I hear that somo stranger working
for the Gillet-Fancher threshing out
fit just north of the river was mailo
violently sick and unauie to lauor a Weston Items,
few days ago, caused by drinking ' ll(m oeorgo W. Proebstel. who has
water from the river. Ho was Ignor- ueon u,uler Dr. Turloy'a enro for the
ant of Its deadly character. I pnst n,0uth with n very sovoro attack
On Wednesday last a stranger of 8Ciatlca, complicated by oth,or trou
drove a hand of cattle and horses to il1o is iowiv rocovorinc. nnd was
from
Susnnville nnd has gono to Pendleton
where his wife Is confined at bt. An
thony's hospital. She Is reported
somo better.
Miss Lura Richards will spend
next 'Sunday at Meacham in company
with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Nbwlln, C. K.
Cranston nnd tho W. W. Bothby
family. They will leave Sunday
morning for the popular resort. Pilot
Itock Record.
th.e river here. He said they had
able to appear on tho streets this
peen a (lay and a half without drink week for tie flrst tme 8nco i,is III-
anu iu,eir actions vomica ins worus, ; nesg.
HARVESTERS' SUPPLIES, BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
UNIVERSAL STEEL RANGES, GENUINE CHRISOLITE GRAN
ITEWARE. A FULL LINE OF PLUMBING TOOLS AT THE
Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co.
643 MAIN STREET.
WE FURNISH
YOUR WORK.
ESTIMATES ON PLUMBING AND SOLICIT
Pure Water from Pure Ice
FOR ONLY SIX CENTS PER GALLON.
The beautiful crystal Ice Is made from distilled water. When
melted again the water Is pure as the ice. You cannot afford to
drink the Impurities and contagion that makes, a part of the river
water. Take our product and YOl) HAVE BOTH
ICE AND WATER.
for as soon as they caught sight of
tho river they started on the run for
a drink, hut on getting into the water
a large part refused to drink at all,
and those that did, very sparingly.
The horses would not touch it after
smelling of it.
William Fitzgerald, our civil war
veteran friend below town. Is erect-
.1. 12. Walden has on,e of the pretti
est fields of oats on the mountain,
which Is now being cut nnd bound.
It promises a yield. of 70 bushels per
acre.
I. E. Earl and family of Pendleton,
are the guests of Itcv. and Mrs. A. L.
Thorouchman. Mr. Earl, who Is em
ployed In tho Pendleton machine
G. ft. R. AT
BOSTON
CITY IS FILLING UP
WITH MANY THOUSANDS.
PIMPLES
f ..U.l all tl.,.la a fclAftA -mi4U wtiti.1i fftll4
to do m nr mod bat I h found 111 right lhln
Ml". Mrluivu fall of plmpli tiil bluk.
I E.l. Af(irtklnc Ci-rrti tbr ll left. I km
nuinff inn no m tiiam ,nu rvr.'iuiuviiuiuB
to mi rrtamlt,. I fel Una when 1 tlie n h
Inv. llop to hay a ebaneo to rcommnd
rr.d 0. Wltun, ? Elm 8.,Nwrk,N. J.
eontlnul
tnm
"The Hub" Is Elaborately Decorated,
and Is Taking a HolidayElectric
Display is Beautiful Hot Contest
Ahead Over Successor to Comman
der In Chief Black Relief Corps
and Sons of Veterans Will Meet.
Beat For
Tho Dowels
Doston, MiiBS., Aug. 13. Boston to
day has capitulated to tho navnnro
CANDY CATHARTIC
guard of tho Grand Army veterans, I ftVSiStJSWSVS
Uttuftmwi o cur or jour money dck.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 593
ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES
mg nimseif a fine cottage below wai- ,,,,, Is hcre for a vacation, his
ters mill. Tis a home-mnd.e article heah jmvjB suffered to some extent
designed and executed by himself. of at Weston Leader.
uui 11 is nice just mo same.
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Pendleton
Ice and Cold Storage Co.
Telephone Main 1781.
The roads, as usual at this time of
the year, are ground to nn Impalpable
powder with frequent chuck holes
leading to Port Arthur.
John S. Wheeler and son, with
eight or 10 horses, are engaged In
threshing near Helix.
A dog belonging to John Payden
was dangerously near being afflicted
with the rabies the other day. Ho
frothed at the mouth, running hither
and thither, snapping at everything.
Early summer and cooking apples
are rather plentiful in the orchards
in the valley and the windfalls can be
had very cheap by picking them up.
All the wheat raisers Yohnka,
Marks, Fancher and others in the
once abandoned region north of town,
report a yield of 25 and 30 bushels
of fine wheat, which puts them all
on easy street. Last year they were
living in dejection alley.
George Kidder, Barney Crowner
and Mr. De Lateur, all, having ranches
below town, are successfully operat
ing wheels in raising water for irrl
gation. The wheels are all large, 12x
14 feet, and where they are properly
constructed and the water applied
rigut, they arp very successful.
in ntteen years I never knew so
steady a draft of hot, fiercely scorch
Ing winds to come from the V,est.
It is estimated that the forest fires
prevailing in the Cascades and por
tions oi western Washington are
responsible for It.
C. A. Kidder Is quite seriously In
disposed though not confined to his
bed.
Planting Trees for Paper.
The report comes ' from Oregon
City that the Willamette Pulp & Pa I i,rL
per Co. has set out (14,000 young cot
lonwmm tre.es during the past year.
Tins ci mpany is ono of the largest
consumers of timber In tho state,
niiuutuclurlng over 100 tons of white
paper oully, to say nothing of tho
wood pul) shipped to California
points. Cottonwood, white fir, h.em-
lock nnd spruce nre tho varieties of
timber used in tho manufacture of
paper. The cottonwood, which is a
I valuable wood for paper making, is
j gradually becoming a scarcity on ac
count of the demands made on it for
this purpose. It Is of rapid growth,
I and for a number of years tho Wil-
lamette tPulp & Paper Company has
been mnklng active efforts to replace
the lep!,eted groves.
tho forerunner of tho tens of thottS'
nnds who will bo her.o during tho
coming week for tho nnnunl nattoual
encampment. These, with the Indies
nccompanyiug them and tho Immense
throng of visitors attracted to tho
Hub by tho encampment nnd low rail
road rates, have swelled the city's
population to such nn extent as to
cnuso ono to wonder it all tho Inhabi
tants of Qrent.cr Doston have been
forced Insldo tho city's limits.
All dny long delegations hnve been
arriving from North, South, East
and West. Dy hundreds and fifties
they hnvo come, In conch, parlor cars,
sleeping and special until by tonight
there will bo nsembled hero an nrmy
the like of which has seldom been
seen before- In Boston.,
The entlro rlty has donned n hol
iday dress nnd on every hand flags,
banners, gaily colored streamers and
flnshltig lights greet th.o oyo. Im
mense numbers of Inenndoseent lights
havii been arranged to ropresont
known emblem of the Ornnd Army
nnd its nfflllntcd organizations. The
illuminations, to be seen tonight for
tho first time promise to surpnss any
thing of tho kind ever ntteinpted h.ero
The priuclpal Illuminations
Echo News Notes.
A brother of Herbert Strohm, of
Echo, was ono of tho lucky prize
winners in tho drawing for home
steads In tho Rosebud reservation in
South Dakota.
M. M. Wyrlck was In Echo last Sun
day buying supplies. Ho reported
that be Is getting albng finely with
his harvest and of his 1500 acres of
wheat had then over half of it headed.
William Wilson, tho champion gar
dener oi th,e Umatilla valley, last
Tuesday brought to town somo sam
ple onions that seem to be Just about
perfection. The seeds were sent to
him as samples from Des Moines,
Iowa, and are just what ho wants.
He says he will order a pound of tho
seed lvr his own use. When asked
Not Made by a Trust
IF YOU ARE REALLY LOOKING FOR A F.NE 5c CIGAR,
TRY THE "PEGGY 0'NEAL." GUARANTEED BY THE LARG
EST INDEPENDENT MANUFACTURER IN THE U. S. TO BE
ABSOLUTELY FULL HAVANA FILLER AND HAND-MADE.
PEGGY O'NEAL
5c CIGAR
A. G. HOWARD
TELEPHONE
MAIN 2841.
PENDLETON,
115 COURT STREET.
OREGON. .
for Quality. Cleanliness and Workmanship,
VASHING WITHOUT WATER
1 I.Ike TryliiK (o Qtt Itld of Dundruft
Without Ilerplclde.
Did u ever fee any ono trying to
uu.-ii themselves without soap or
v. aicr''
If you did what would you aay of
him?
It Is every bit as foolish to try to get
rid of bundruff and to prevent Uftld
ness by feeding the germs which cause
It, with Canthrarldes. Vaseline. Glycer
ine and Hmllar substances which form
the principal Ingredients of most so
called Hair Vigors.
Xewbro's ITerpIeldn Is successful be
cause It attocka and kills tho parasitic
germ which feeds on the hair roots.
It Is the original and only genuine
sr&ip (f'rinioirjo manufactured.
Bold by leading druggists. Bond 10c In
stamus for araplQ to Tho Ilerplclde Co..
Detroit. Mich.
F. "W. Schmidt & Co., special agent.
"The Kodak" season is now
on and we have tho 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 vacation.
Brock & McComas
Company
DRUGGI8T6.
Cor Main and Court St.
Pendleton, Oregon.
A Sweat Breath.
Is a never falling sign of a healthy
stomach. When tho breath Is bad,
the stomach Is out of order. Therp is
no remedy in tho world equal to Ko
dol Dyspepsia Cure for curing indiges
tion, dyspepsia and all stomach disor
ders. Mrs. Mary S. Crick, of Whlto
Plains, Ky., writes: "I lmvo boon a
dyspeptic for years; tried all kinds of
remedies but continued to grow
worse. By the uso of Kodol I began
to improve at once and after taking a
few bottles am fully restored In
weight, health and strength nnd can
eat whatever I like." Kodol digests
what you cat and makes tho stomach
sweet. Sold by Tallman & Co.
COMING EVENT8.
August 15-20 National encampment
Grand Army, Boston.
August 22-27 American Mining
Congress. Portland.
September 4 Conclave Knights
Templar, San Francisco.
September 19, 20,21 Oregon Irriga
tion Association at Ontario, Mainour
county.
Inland Empire Teachers' Associa
tion Pendleton, October 19, 20 nnd
21.
National Irrigation Association, El
Paso, Texas, November 15-18.
will he on Commonwealth avcmio,
wher.o thousands of electric bulbs
have been strung from tree to tree
across the avenue wnll. At various
Intervals electric badges of tho Grand
Army and th.o Relief Corps hnvo been
suspended across tho walk forming
archwnys for pcdestrluns.
Tho public gardens will bo nblazo
with electric lights nnd decorations.
Over each entrance of tho gardens
aro festoons and drapings of bunting,
A continuous line of red, white nnd
bluo olcctrlc lights extends nround
tho gardens, Interspersed with appro
priate designs. From diaries street
as far ns West street tho historic
Common Is decorated nnd nt night
will bo resplendont with thousands
of lights.
All tho halls nnd hotels that will
bo used during tho tho week have
been handsomely decorated. Me
chanics hall, where tho grand enmp
fire Is to bo held, has received thou
sands of yards of bunting nnd hun
dreds of flags, both on tho Interior
and exterior. Oil paintings of fa
mous veteruns of the civil war adorn
tho walls nnd galleries of tho hall.
Fnneiill hall, "the crndle of liberty,"
and Tromont Temple, whero tho con
vention of tho Women's Relief corps
will be held, havo been tastefully dec
orated.
About tho eorr'dors of tho Vendomo
hotel, whero encampment hcadquar
tors were opened today, much gossli:
was heard among 'tho veterans nl
ready arriving concerning tho con
ttifit for eommander-In-crlef to sue'
ceod den. John C. Black of Illinois
So far thero aro but two nctivo cnndl
dates in tho field, hut tho contest
between them promises to bo very
spirited. Thoy aro Gen. W. W,
Hlaclunar, commander of tho depart
mont of Massachusetts, nnd Past
Department Commander John C
Shotts of Now York,
Latest Books at
NOIvF'S
Popular Stationery Store.
"Four Itoads to Paradise."
"Miss Pottleont."
"Tho Silent Places."
"Tho Frontiersmen."
"Tho Light of tho Star."
"Tho Deliverance."
"Robert Cnvcllor."
"My Friend Prospero."
"Tho Cnstaway."
"Rebecca."
"Memoirs of a Unby."
"Tho Cost."
"A Toxas Matchmaker."
"Whon Wilderness Was King."
"Jowcll."
"Rulers of tho King."
And many others.
DC
If you aro interested In Oil
Painting, seo us. Our line Is
complete.
ACADEMY BOARDS
STRETCHERS
BRUSHES
ARTISTS' SA1-: S
BLENDERS
SKY BRUSHES
PLAQUES
TUBE COLORS
We mnko a specialty ot
framing PICTURES. Newest
stock of frames.
C. C. SHARP
Opora House Block.
Chemawa Teacher at Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolnh Farrow nrrlv
-d in town yesterday morning from
Chemawa for a 30 davs visit. Mr.
Farrow is cinp'oyed thero as Instruc
tor in tlie leather worklnc donart
mur.L "out ruvlng boon raised in this
vicinity, ho always likes to return to
his old home for a vacation euch
jear- unnir Advance.
Notice.
Tho undersigned will recolvo liiiin
until C o'clock p. m., August 17, 1904,
iur uio lumper in tho barn, sheds nnd
siuewaiKB cow on tho "Froomo Sta
mo property, on Main utroot. All
matorial to bo removod from the
property at earliest dato possiblo.
uono at Pendleton. Orocon. tliln
nm aay of August, 1904.
WlAWFORD & SMITH,
Puts an End to It All.
A grievous wail oftimes comnn nn
a result or unbearable pain form oyer
taxed organs. Dizziness, backache.
wmpmni anu constipation.
Rut thanks to Dr. King's Now Llfo
Pills thoy put an end to it all. Thov
kuiuiu uui morougn. Trv thorn
Only 25c. Guaranteed by Tollman &
u urug store.
World's Fair Rates.
The O, H. & N. Company announces
ijjo tojiowing low rates
From Pendleton to St. Louis and
return, jbO.00.
From Pendleton to Chicago and re
turn, J65.00,
To Chicago, returninc throueh fit
Louis (no coupon between Chicago
uuu & i. i)ui8) or vlco versa, $62.60.
To Chicago, returning via St. Louis
or vice versa, $06.25.
Tickets on sale June 7, 16, 17,
18, July 1, 2, 3, August 8, 9, 10, Sep
tember E, 0, 7, October 3, 4, E.
Tickets good going within 10 days
from dato of sale; final return limit
90 days from dato of sale.
Stopovors allowed In either direc
tion within tho transit limit. For
further Juformation call on or ad
dress E, C. SMITH, Agent,
Misery loves company, but Jt Isn't
EXCURSION RATES TO ST. LOUIS
The Wnshinflton & Columbia River
Railway.
for tno World'B Fair at St. Louis
tno following rutos aro announced:
To St. Louis, going via St. Paul
or Billings, returning nnv di.
rlct route $60.00
io Chicago, going vlt St. Paul
or Billings, roturnlng any di
rect route 65,oo
io bt. i,oui8, roturnlng from
Chicago, or
To Chicago, roturnlng from St.
''"ma 62X0
io hi. j)ins, returning via Chi
cago, or
To Chicago, returninc via St.
Louis er. on
Children of half-faro ago, half tho
-tuuve rates.
Tickets will bo on salo May 11, 12
nd 13: Julio 10, 17 and 18; July 1,
mm j; AuguBi a, u ana jo; soptom
ber E, C and 7: Octobor 3. 4 nnd fi.
Good going ton dnyH from dato of
ialo. retnrnlnL' 'in ilnvo r,,... ,
: ' - uuiu ui
uoou for stop-ovor nt any point
wiiuin mo limits.
or run information regarding
ruuiea, B1UO inns. OtO.. call on nr nrl
lres8, WALTER ADAMS. AOT..
?. B. CALDERHEAD, Pondleton,
uenerni I'assongor Agent, Oro.
waiia walla, Wnsh
Special Excursion to the World's Fair
1110 Denver & o Qrando. In pom.
nectlon with tho Missouri Pacific, will
rnu a series of personally conducted
excurslonc to tho World's fair during
June, incso excursions will run
through to St. Louis without ehaniro
of cars, making short stops nt princi
pal pointa on route. Tho flrst of these
excursions will loavo Portland Juno
7th, and tho second Juno 17th. Tho
rnto from Pondleton will ho 160.00 to
St. Louis and return. Excursionists
solng via tho Denver & Rio Qrando
havo tho privilege of returning vtn n
different route. This is tho most
pleasant way. as well as tho most h.
lightful one, to cross tho continent.
Tho stopr arranged give an opportu
nity ot visi'ing tho various points of 1
Interests in and about Salt Lako City I
Denver nnd ansas City If you wish ,
'o accompany ono of those excursions
Building
I Material
OF ALL DESCRIPTION
SASH, DOORS
and WINDOWS
Made to order. Building pa
per, lime, cement, brick and
sand, wood gutters for barns
and dwellings a specialty, .
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Lumber Yard
: Aim street, Ujtp. court House.
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REAL ESTATE
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$2,250 will buy 0110 of the moat con
vonlont 9-rooin liousoa In tho city.
Sowor, bath, etc.; good collar and
barn. 3 lots, comer; 11 bargain. i' j
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$4,000 Elegant now 9-room house,'. t 1
Just completed; sower, bath, toilet?! J ,
2 lots, pastern oxposuro; corner. fi.f .;
$2,500 NIco residence and six lotsr'
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unBiurn oxposuro. j (
Lot mo show you threu quarter boc-
tlona of tho best wheat land. All in,
flnr rtilHtnttm, . Avtnnnii,n t. - i
. ...,H..w.., uaiuiidiiu tiupruTO.
monts, plenty of water. Can be
bought for a JKJo U'sa than Its mar
ket .valuo.
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W E. Davirfson & Go.'-h
Insurance, Real Estate, Loans
111 Court Street,
Pendleton.
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Mmrnm f C0Mt"Dr reciprocates Third street. Portland, for "leepiDg
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CONTRACTORS OF
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done Jn first-class manner.
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