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DAILY EAST ORRQOMAJf, FEVDLSTON, OREOOW. Mf MAT. JANTART 1. Itoa. PAGE TWO. 1 OUR ANNUAL SALE OF Blank Books BEGINS JAN. 1 For the seaaoa of lWi, we were suocatwful to bay our Mask books before die 1 ix cut drama. 1M. 1M, 900, 25, SM, 40, MM), MM and SOe-page Ledgers. Jtirnals, Day Books and Cash Books. Please note lime prtoes on Sanford'a Ink from Jan. 1 to Jan. 10: Half Plots 18c Pints Uc Quarts 4tc Letter Files, SSc, S5o and 8c rnrMim'i-im.n J vu 4 0 1 1 1 $ $0$ 0 OOOOOOOOOOOQooeos NORTHWEST SEWS. Sheriff Word raided Jac kBlaier's gambling house at Pnrti.r.4 h. of January 7. and arrested -who were playing poker. !S men i The new shingle mill at Shamo- iwa. Wash- Is one of the largest In e United States, with a capacity of ks the 30.OU0 shingles every 10 hours. Passenger travel on the Willamette river has declined very much during the past few years. The decrease Is very- noticeable, and is complained of by the steamboat men. At Moscow, Idaho. Fred w. Han- tiing was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary and John Knudtsuu to six years for arson. They w ere ac- complice, in the am, crime. It is recorded by the Lewiston Tri- bune that R. A. Wllklns. a rural mall carrier out of that place, handled 13.S8S pieces of mail during October. .-oemner ana December last. There remains an unexpended bal- BllCe Of 1218 a? 1 fmn. ,1.- Missouri appropriated for the World's ! ant were convicted. The case against I Fair, and there is an excellent pros-1 Mitchell and Hermann does not de- pect that it will be appropriated for ' pend In the slightest degree upon the j a Missouri exhibit at the Lewis and testimony of Puter und McKir.ley. , Clark Exposition. "There will be additional indict-1 The question of Japanese immigra- ' nients?" was suggested. I tion is at present occupying the serl- "The indictments already procur- i us attention of the State Federation ' eu " said Mr. Heney. "touch only the , of Labor of California. Agents are i edge of the vast frauds which have : being appointed In all pans of the . been perpetrated in Oregon. The state by the federation to Inquire into Bnd Jury and 1 have fully a month's and report on the subject. ! work ahead of us. and I exjiect to This year s winter In the Grand pro,'ur tn indictment of at least a Ronde valley has been unusuallv mild ' don Promlnfn' nd wealthy persons , the number of cold days being few i who have ,rofUed n,ost by thvl I and the thermometer not regiBiering j frau',s- j at any time as low a degree of cold- j Knox ot llluffed. j ness as the average winter up to this ' "When I was first appointed hy At tlme. The surrounding mountains ; torney General Knox." said Mr. He- ' are full of snow. j ney. "to prosecute the Oregon land The Marion county tax levy f the ' f",-, Ti" al 1904 roll is 22 mills. Besides a le7 Pr,'and " to work dlf.unt my ; or state, county and school purposes. I e"rV the mT"1 hey discovered ; v.. a i i m . i that I was probably the character of I the rate Includes a special levy of 1.5 . , ,,, - . . ' , man who could not be hand ed. In mills for road purposes and a 0.1 , , , n.m i. . . , ,,. ' pursuance of their plans a letter was I mill levy for public school library ,j . . . . i , ...... addressed and sent to Attornev Gen purposes. The levy is 1.5 mi s more i ... , . .. .. . ' era Knox on December 10. 1S. I J. W. Crane, a business man of j Portland, owns 110.000 stock tn Zion City, and Frank Mitchell, anotner ' John H. Mitchell apearing first. From ' Co.. doing business In the City of T Portand man. has SSOUV Invested j recent developments. It is obvious 1 "l.81' 'orw?'iJ,Jd.,v; 1 said nrm will pay the atim of ONE ill therein. Another Portland man whose ( that the reasons given In this letter i hhkd HOLLAHH for each and every rsss name could not be learned, has fl0.-for the attack upon Attorney General of Catarrb that cannot be cured by ttie tiOO also In Zion City, according to Knox did not constitute the real mo- j C,1 paK-J r-IIESFV Rev. C. A. Hoy. who is pastor of the tive which was behind the letter. ' gwnrn to before me' and snbseribed ts -Portland Zionists, who number 45 ac-1 "it U quite evident that Juhn H. my presence, tbis 6th day of Decemner. tive members. Mitchell then feared exactly what has-; .J8' A w OLEASOS General Superintendent Wehrung. 1 in charge of Oregon's exhibit at the I World's Fair, makes a report, of j which the following Is a summary: State appropriation. I50.000.fi0 ex- penses at St. Louis. 13S.S74.88; ex pended at Portland by state commis sion. $9,252.72; total. $48. 127. 5s; bal ence unexpended. $1,872.42: exhibits return cost $8,036.12; cash returned for sale of Oregon state building and narts of various exhibits, as per report attached, $1.S7 64; total. $11.26.1. , I In Jail for Selling AlcohoL i H.nrv Warner nleaded rulltv In i Judge Holman's court yesterday to buying two bottles of alcohol and giv ing them to Hy Kneff. a probated per- son. He received a fine of $50 and cost which he Is serving out In Jail. Dayton Courier-Press. Greatly la Demand. Nothing Is more In demand nan a medicine which meets modern re quirements for a blood and system cleanser, such as Dr. King's New- Life Pllla. They are Just what you need to cure stomach and liver troubles. Try them. At Tallman A Co.'a drug store; XSc. guaranteed. $10 acre ranch. Four hundred acres on river bottom. 60 acres set to alfalfa. Well Improved; good or chard; running water. One among the beat In the county. Price la right. We have other and smaller propositions equally good. , E. T. WADE A SON. Office E. O. Building. AFTER THE FRAUDS HENEY TALkS TO THE KAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER. Kays Oregon Is Domluated by Ilie MoHt CorriiW INilith-al Ring Kiuiun In Modern Hbrr Testimony In the lm1 I Yawl Dora Not Yet Touch thr Va.4 Subject More Of ficials and Prominent Men Will certainly Pe Iwlkned. J t Francis J. Heney, special counsel I for the ;i..iTnraem In the land fraud J I cases ui.j . -mnoranly fnitd States J district : x r-rney for Oregon. Is In ; San Francisco for a couple of days to ! visit his family, says the San Fruncls X I co Examiner. He says that people J j have no conception of the magnitude J i of the frauds perpetrated In Oregon :j and that they w ill be astonished when . . the evident. rnm.a tn ha miTiliaKail "It Is the rottenest poliiical ring I ill lh PillllllrV " Mill U.- Un...... 4)1 ' : terday in speaking of the Oregon fed- fie' officials, and he declares that j has yet been touched. Mr. Heney is i con'iQ,ent lnal he can convict Senator I Mitchell. He says there will be many j other indictments and the list will in- I elude some Eastern millionaires. Ask ed about the extent of the frauds, he I ""'.iL;. ; The xtent of the land fraud cases I in Oregon is far greater than I lin ; seined, even after I learned the pi. Itnnt nf ik. 1 1 . . .1 . . .J ! through r ' , .ution o1 j -oregoi my connection with the pros- of that case. Oregon is under the domination of pnrrnnt mimical rinv u'l.t..h h.t. : hales at nothing to accomplish its ; ends. Hundreds of thousands of acres i of the finest timber land In the world J ' have been secured from the United I Stales within the past five years by j ! hull a dozen individuals through ' ! fraud, perjury and subornution of j perjury. I ! People Will lie Atnuntlnl. ! ; .The Bood f Oref.on wi e I as much astounded when they hear the evidence in the case agaiimt Sen- i , ator Mitchell and Congressman Her-! ; mann as they were when thev heard! , the evidence in the case of Puter. Mc- ; Klnley and others, w hich has already Uon triaA ari i.. a hUh , .1 ,..., ,1 . ' abusing him for appointing me. This letter was signed by both the senators from Oregon the name of ' Happened, to-wit. a vigorous prosecu- , '" "' e diverted H thwarted by political or any other , kind of 'n'luence. and which would . inevitaoiy expose nis own connection iwllh the frauds" wun tne irauus. sickening Shivering Fits, of a;;ue and malaria, can be relieved nnd cured with Electric Bitters. This is a pure, tonic medicine, of es- P1' benefit In malaria, for It ex- ert" a true curative Influence on the disease, driving It entirely out of the s? em. It Is much to be preferred lo quinine, having none of this j drug's bad after effects. E. Munday. of Henrietta. Tex., writes "My brother was very low with ma larial fever and Jaundice, till he took Electric Bitters, which saved his life." At Tallman 4k Co.'s drug store; price 50c, guaranteed. COMING EVENTS. January Oregon legislature con venes at Salem. January 10-11 Oregon Historical Society. Portland. January 10-14 National Livestock convention, Denver. January 1 0-1 $ Northwest Fruit growers' Association. Boise City. February 7-$ Western Lumber men's Association, Spokane. February IX 100th anniversary of the birth of Saeajewea's baby at Fort Mandan. with Lewis and Clark's ex pedition. June 1, 190$ Opening Lewis and Clark exposition. June 22-28 National Woman's Suffrage Association, Portland. July 11-14 American Medical As sociation, Portland. CongrccaUonnl Church. The revival meetings will continue throughout the week. Our short serv ices are becoming popular. We close promptly at 8:45 each evening. The man that works must have his natur al rest, even if he la a sinner. If you will meet with us for 75 minutes we will tell yon how to get that spiritual rest you so much need. Every eve ning at 7: SO. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Sc. George. Frank Seacroft. Chicago. Paul Johnson, Seattle. R. B. Morris, Fort Worth. . H. B. Hawthorne, Victoria Louis Perry. Victoria. J. U Jackson, Portland. J. E. Cluughley, Sau Francisco. J. Howard, city. J. J. Burns. Pnrtlnnd. F. M. Buechel. Portland. H. T. Gerow. Seattle. B. K. Loeb. Helens. J. C. Donahue, Madison. F. J. Gardner. Portland. F. J. Long. Minneapolis. J. A. Allison. Portland. H. Connell. I'mstllla. W. L .Anderson. Vmatilla. W. W. Watklns. Portland. James G. Kidwell. Walla Walla. Jacob Schubert. Walla Walla. H. L. Snyder. Welser. John Jordan, city. H. H. McCarthy. Portland. t J. Norgard. Kallspell. H. H. Middleton. Spokane. K. F. Blossom. New York. Theo W. Todd. San Francisco. George W. Klrske. New York. John H. fiundermim, New York. Miss Lillie Christian. Pullman. Miss Ida Christian, Pullman. H. L. Riensteln, San Francisco. F. 'I. Vandersllce, Ran Francisco. James P. Kennedy, Portland. George McGilvery, Spokane. Miss Core Bowles, Cloverdale. Hotel Bickers. I). Richmond and wife. Helix. Mrs. M. L. McNary. New Jersey. Mrs. Swan, New Jersey. Julius F. Wegner. city. Ned R. Gillespie. E. E. Koontx. Portland. E. H. Burke. E. O. Mosler and wife. Weston. John Ferguson. North Yakima. Charles .Isaacs, Portland. G. J. McEroy, Starburk. F. J. Alleson. W. A. Fellows, city. Joe Rohjnson. city. U. H. Simpson. Baker City. i E. Wlester. Freeman. S .C. Hill. St. Louis. H. Nichols, St. Louis, r. Mullenger, cit. The Pendleton. F. D. Neebling. Spokane. J. Damain. Boston. B. F. Sinshelmer, Portland. W. H. Garrett. Portland. J. W. Rood. San Francisco. R. E. Paddock. Portland. F. L. Goodnough and wife, Portland G. W. Hunt, Echo. H. A. Wlckman. Tucoma. Miss Paul. Walla Walla. W. G. Talt, Seattle. E. P.. Curr. Spokane. George Stevense. Siiukune. ttto F. Loacker. Spokane. Edward I. Jacobson and wile. city. H. L. Hasbrouck and wife. city. E. Perrlnger and wife, city. W. H. McCnrmach and wife. city. J. M. Church. La Grande. William Maher, Portland. C. M. Smith. Portland. George S. Carter. Arnsville. Arthur A. Loto. Martin Ernstrum. Hood Rtver. L. W. Wood. Hood River. F. E. Ramsey, Portland. J. Davis. New Tork. L. F. Robarge. Seattle. W. K. Finks. San Francisco. G. L Thompson and wife. More. W. B. Holliway. Spokane. i. l. Galley. Portland. M. C. Wade. Starbuck. L. M. Hawley. city. Edward Golden. Spokane. i t t STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOI.BD. U CA8 CONTV St. Frank J. Cheney makes oath tbsr lis is senior partner of the Arm of F. J. Cheaer s x X X X : ! ; : . Notary Pnhll ,n?,"S,,tt M ?Tm Z xt new. " testimonials free. r. 4. .nr.,ici w.. xuimo, o. Rnl(' D ""UB:1". Prir 75e. 11 -11 . k.mii. imii. - -..i-- tioe. A Kympliony In Gnrf. In the 1905 calendar of N. W. Aver & Son, the Philadelphia advertising agents, is worked out a color scheme In grays and white so harmonious as to merit the above title. On the back ground of gun metal gray cover pa per Is developed In lighter tones their well known medal trade-mark and motto, "Keeping Everlastingly at It Brings Success"; the latter being the predominant feature of the design. The calendar is a large one. 14-2 Inches and designed for office or li brary. The figures are large, and, being In white, stand out clear! across a large room. Whether the popularity of Ayer A Son's calendars is due to the uniformly tasteful design, to their utility, or to the epigrams on advertising and business-building which fills the blanks left on the flaps. It is hard to say, but they have enjoy ed a steady sale for years at 25 cents each: for this sum. which barely cov ers cost of postage, the 1905 edition may be hnd as long as It lasts. Tlie Chance Never Before In Pendle ton. Never before have the ladies In Pendleton had a chance to buy suit patterns for tailor-made suits. Jackets and skirts. The Scruffier Tailoring company Is going to sell 200 suit pat terns at from $3.50 to $7.50 per pat tern of $H yards each. 5( Inches wide, about half of their actual cost Sale begins January I. This Is a snap and lasts only a short time. Avoid all drying Inhalants and use that which cleanses and heals the membrane. Ely's Cream Balm Is such a remedy and cures Catarrh easily and pleasantly. Cold In the head vanishes quickly. Price 0 cents at druggists or by mail. Catarrh caused difficulty in speak and to a great extent loss of hearing. By the use of Ely's Cream Balm drop ping of mucus has ceased, voice and hearing have greatly improved J. W. Davidson, Att'y at Law, Mon mouth, 111. it ii I i I Removal TWO BIG SALES INojJi C MEANS A DOCBLE CIT E PIHCES, TOO. MAXT ARnn, . ! I THIS Ijulies' Jackets, new style, at only two-thlrda resrular prloa. IsMlles suirs at exactly two-tiilrds of the regular price, ) .Jim' and misses' for at BIk. at to par cent OFF. 1-sdle. skirts, to tdean up atooQ REDUCTION OF So per osat. Men's clothing, suits, overcoats and pants, so per cent OFF Boy do thing, salts, overcoats and pan la, 20 ner A Wool blankets at apodal reduction of SO per cent THE FHIR t ,,, tl i I : : lllrHIIIIIIIIU t J K. J. TAYLOR Jan. 9 MASON A DIXON'S 11H, 1'RODICTION OF THE EVERLASTING ! Uncle Tom's Cabin PRICES: 25c. SOc. and Tie. HHIIIH M IO0.H-44- H A 50c. Bottle of Liquozone is the only way known to kill eertna in the h. ;:",..""' fnd the cause of any germ disease. It other known product can compare. who SeelfVS Aimric. miUionf who need it don't know of it For offer "w"" neumakJ thi' ""iarkable We Paid $100,000 lone-the h,ghest price ever paid for nndai right, ion any .dcntificV.cov "'. J' this after testing the product for two yean, through ohysU 1 in thi, country d others. We pud it because Liquozone tdo without rt. Any drug that kills Not Medicine. Llqnotone is the re.ult of process hich, for more than aoyear,, haVSen the constant subject of scienSc and riveTM? Ut irtrV de rived solely from gai, made in Urge IVt.trLe be,t oxe Produced By process roquirin( imitoM a and Clearance j EN TOO. MAT ARTia.ES v. CLOSED OCT tu , BELOW COST aum sa ss nan a apecuu lo per cent redaodaa ' Mea'a haw for this sale SO per osat OFF. Laoier nata two-tnutla of oar regular price. Misses' and Children's Tam-ONhanters, SOc kil Children', wool dree. SO tttl2 Z?OA- MANY OTHER LUTES REDTJtED FOB THIS AGENTS FOR M 'CALLS PATTERNS. """"' 1IIIIIIM I I J " Hill MlTuj Tlseafc - - Lessee and mJ Jan. 1 1 THE HI HAL COMEDY DRAMA, CARLOAD OF SPECIAL -ENEHY AND ELECTRICAL EFFECTS. I PRICKS: 25c, 50c, 76c and SI JO. Hi I4III4H I III I I I 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 ' J We Will Buy Liquozone and Give it to Ton01! paratus and 14 days time, these gae are made part of the liquid product The result it a product that , does what oxygen does; and oxygen is the very source of vitality, the melt essen tial element of life. The effects ol Liquozone are exhilarating, vitalizing, purifying. Yet it is a germicide so cer tain that we publish on every bottle an offer nf Si w, fne Hiseine eerm that it cannot kill. The reason is that germs are vegetables; and Ijquoione like an excess of oxygen is deadly to vegetable matter. That is nJ Liquozone kills every disease germ, and with a product which to the human body is hie. Germ Diseases. These are the known germ diseases. All that medicine can do for these troubles is to help Nature overcome the germs, and such results ore indi rect and uncertain. Liquozone kills tne germs, wherever they are, and the re sults are inevitable. By destroying tne cause of the trouble, it invariably tau the disease, and forever. L Orlpy. LiVer TrooDMa fc.lanfNaufflSW iLian Branchltla Blot Pol ,nn rtgbt'a 1-tf as Bow.l TniatiiM Congb. Cold. CODaaBBptlos MHlBdOla JtoorHT-Oul 1 J! r jh ft KOlOTl L f ANNOIINTTI FRIDA I Jan.1 fi sva a finviuv Wlk THE DRAMATIC EVEVt SEAS0X. SPECIAL EXGAUDOl OF 1 WHITE whittles; IX Soldie of Forto SPECIAL 8CESEKJ . uinl. PROPHfl! 6PECIAL ELK01 FEW PRICES 2SC 5f Tie.!1? - I 50c. if r never "'.'iillrt sixebottljW" t vj art it, ro a . Ijqnof r
