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PAt.K TWO. DAILY EAST OHEGOXIAX. PENDLETON, OREGON FRIDAY, Jl l.Y 2H, 1H05. EIGHT I'ACJI-j. t Horse We iH'liovc tlo coilc of Pendleton and violnit lime ml uniisiiul ainoiiiii of thnt niro jot desirable iirtk-lp; frotxL luinl, common sense. Fakirs ilo noi find tills nn especially trrccn pnsliirp. . It ns P. T. ISanuim, the Ms .slionmnii. niul king of fakir. Mho said: "The Anier kun h-oIo like to be humbugcd." hut we would pull the nttentlon of mhiip of our competitors to the fact that even the hlg shows with all vf tln'lr facilities for Immhuttlii;:. steer rleur of IVndlptoii. Mul tlplliHl mils of tin nncrs with their cartoons, rctl mill yellow paint, niinoiimitii; "destruction silk's" (?) etc., pto., ilo not ilraw trmlo in Pendleton, as many of our cometltorM nro lenrnlni; from hnnl ex perience . No, the ipole. are "on to you." If you do business In this way you will have to co where the suckers arc. A stmaro deal, Golden Kule prices. Golden little treatment nnil dependable Roods nre the only tlilncs tlml reach Hie eople In Pendleton. You should see the prices hp nre making on saloon ami wphyr clnirhnm petticoats, shirt waists, kliiionas. . vtuistlnjrs, dress .Roods, etc. See our window display for .some of these tlilnirs. If yon want a suunro ileal, lowest prices, right treatment and good Roods, pome to thp Golden Rule Store I TUK BARGAIN STORE. GENERAL NEWS. Half the business section of Covelo, Oil., was turned. Loss, J37.000, car rying xery slight insurance. There are In the United States 5265 building and loan associations, hav ing a membership of 1,631,046. J. Pierpont Morgan owns 12 paint- j ings by Fragnard, each of which Is. 6x9 feet and valued at $r,000 per square foot. I The elevator of the Missouri Grain company, burned at Moberly, Mo., with an Immense quantity of grain. Loss, 1200.000. ISlshop Isaac Joyce lies at this Min neapolis home dangerously ill with paralysis and cerebral hemorrhage, lie has been ill since July 2. Earthquake shocks in the copper rairinn nf T.-iL-u Ci 1 1 1. rtrr lmvtt nrpntAd lift, nlnrni .imnne- tho mltiprs that! they refuse to go Into the mines since. The Northern Pacific management Is hiring telegraphers in San Francis co as a measure of precaution against an expected strike of operators all over the system. Collins, the new chief of police of Chicago, has started out to suppress gambling In that city. The first raid made was on four stylish clubs, where about 100 arrests were made. The private park of the mikado of Japan was laid out 300 years ago, and the first foreigners of any country that ever set foot therein were Sec retary Taft, Miss Alice Roosevelt and oilier members of that party. All attempts to enforce the anti pool selling law at St. Louis by the state authorities under direction of Governor Folk, have thus far failed utterly on account of the stand-in the gamblers have with the city and county officials. NORTHWEST NEWS. Of the 49 clerks in the Spokane postoffiee, but one was born in the state of Washington. Four hundred Jap coolies have ar rived at Tacoma to be distributed as laborers along the Northern Pacifls railway system. A big fight Is on at Grangevllle, Idaho, over a proposition to bond the place for $32,000 for the purchase of the waterworks by the city. An aceVlont to a cage threw Con Crowley and Eb York to the bottom of a 700-foot shaft in the Minnie Healey mine at Butte, and both were killed. Canadian revenue officials have seized 2500 sheep belonging to John McLaren, of Havre. Mont. McLaren claims they strayed across the bor der. The officials claim they were being smuggled across. The badly decomposed body of a man has been found on Huckleberry mountain near St. Joe, Idaho. It is supposed to be the remains of Fred: Ty'.er, who disappeared last fall, and i who was probably murdered. I The Lewlston, Idaho, district this j year produced 900.000 pounds of wool, I which has sold at an average price I of 18 cents The Inst of the clip was! sold July 20 6').00 pounds for 19' cents, bought by E. H. Clarke. ! O. W. lirlgus and Earl O. Davis, re cently from Paw Paw, 111., have pur chased the Morning Register, of Eu gene, from W. G. and W. F. Gilstrap. "W. F. Gilstrap will continue as busi ness manager. The paper will remain republican In politics. The body of an unknown man was Hyomel Is not a secret remedy and found In the Tualatian river, near its formula is given to all reputable Hlllsboro, with two axes and two ' physlcalns. Its base Is the alrablc plowshares wired together and the ' eucalyptus oil, famous for Its g-rm-wires drawn about the dead man's killing and antiseptic qualities. Th! neck. While positive identification Is u ,.mv,in,j ,... ., ,t ,.,! not possible, it is inougnt to be the body of a farmer named Bower. In that event It was probably suicide. We have anything you want In tho Real Estate line Wheat Lands, Stock Ranches and City Property. We have some very good business propositions to offer. E. T. WADE & SON, Ofrice in E. O. Building, Pendleton, Or. . . . Podtoffloe Box 824. Black 1111. Sense GOLDEN RULE TREATMENT HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel St. George. F. O. Miller. Athena. Perrin Dunn. Seattle. U B. Mandoi, New York. Joseph Garlow, Omaha. O. H. Harrington and wife, Seattle, t F. Ruppel, Spokane. G. C. Miller, Walla Walla. W. H. Kills, Baker City. W. E. Bowman, Oklahoma. J. Brandon. H. E. Gleason. Frank Sternberg. Caldwell. Jennie Ralney. Salt Lake. H. D. Fuller. Denver. M. P. Gleason. San Francisco. J. M. Herlson, Kansas City. J. C. Currle. Portland. Mrs. M. S. Watts, Athena. Stella Henderson, Athena. Ray Saxton, Noplace. Miss Thompson. Denver. L. Davis and wife, Grand Island. C. B. Modislll and wife, Grand Is land. R. F. Glafke, Portland. C. P. Gearhard, Walla Walla. M. H. Thompson, Walla Walla. M. H. Thompson. Roll Miller. Golden Role Hotel. G. Newport. Humiston. H Clyde E. Gray, city. W. S. Roberts, Two Rivers. J. C. Hinckley, Tacoina. M. L. Hodder and friend, Susanville. W. H. Dixon, Union. R. B. Lybeklr. Pullman. C. D. Linn and wife, Ritzvllle. E. L. McBroom, city. J. M. Umphlette. city. R. B. Hadley. city. Mrs. R. R. Root, Wood River. Mrs. E. C. Payne, Junction City. M. M. Johns, and son Frank. Mrs. M. Dittcbrandt, Milton. E. D. Miller, Portlnnd. G. C. Campbell, Portland. Hotel Pendleton. L. W. White. Portland. E. S. Hecht. St. Louis. G. D. Galley. Portland. T. C. Lord, Portland. W. R. Glendennlng. Portland. James Wright. North Yakima. W. T. Hughes and wife. New York. Chas. B. Collins. Sacramento. H. Sturgis, New York. A. D. Stillman, Pendleton. Geo. Stevens, Snokanc. E. E. True. Spokane. R. A. Seeds. Spokane. M. C. Wade, Starbuck. Thos. Nestcr, Portland. Fred C. Hamilton. Portland. Louis Rathbun, Portland. Poe Plaver. Spokane. L. II. Vllhauscr. San Francisco. J. H. Kloeckner. Portland. A. Hall. Portlnnd. T. G. Haliev, Pendleton. James A. Snyder and wife. Walla Walla. L. H. Dunnagan. Chicago. Chas. H. Green. San Francisco. J. C. I.lndsey, Portland. Fred Rogers, Portland. G. S. Youngman, Portland. T. P. Killln, Portland. Frank O'Hare, La Grande. NOT A PATENT MEDICINE. j Ilyoniel a Scientific Treatment for Ca- tnrrh. Prescribed by Physicians. No one should confound Hyomel j with the many patent medicines that 1 tiro advertised to cure ca'arrh. It is I as far superior to them ,ia the dla j mond Is more valuable than cheap glass. ng gums and balsams, maklnir a pure liquid, which when used in the pocket Inhaler that comes with every outfit, fills the nlr you breathe with germ-killing and disease-destroying powers that banish catarrh from all parts of the throat, nose and lungs. Hyomel is prescribed by physicians generally. Many of thorn uso it them selves, for It is tho only natural and rational way of curing catarrh. Tollman & Co. sell Hyomel under an absolute guarantee to refund the money If It does not cure. You run no risk whatever In buying Hyomel. Tho complete outfit costs only $1.00, extra bottles B0 cents, and Tallman Co. take all tho risk. What stronger evidence than this can be offered aa to tho powers of Hyomel to cure ca tarrh? Oil In paying quantity and quality his been struck at Browning, Mont, on the Great Northern. It Is 10 mile to the nearest oil well in the Canadi an field, Just across the line. Mm Gitoi'P or TIN .MIXES soi.n ixit $.mo,iit.i. Sun Francisco People Sell iiluahlr Properly In York District to Knir lish Capitalists llelieved Thnt the Mines Will He Grout Producers I'nlled States Fscs S2 1.0(10.00(1 Worth of Tin Each Year. Much interest has been aroused in mining circles throughout tilts coun try ami England b the tu-jxt that val uable tin mines have be discover ed In Alaska; not only discovered, but successfully put upon the market by their American owners and bought by an English company for the sum of $5,000,000. In token of the consummation of this sale, Charles A. Mau, a San Francisco attorney, has Just executed before the British consul In San Fran cisco the necessary bond for the amount named. The mines so dispos ed of were the Joint property of Mr. Mau, Julius W. Raphael, J. P. Flood, of Alaska, nnd several others. The locntlon of the valuable de posits, made doubly aluable in the threatened exhaustion of the tin mines in Cornwall, is described as scattered on the streams flowing Into Lopp -Lagoon, a part of Bering strait, in the York region of Alaska. Those of the claims that are particularly rich In both tin and gold deposits are located in groups of eight, or a total of 2040 acres altogether, along the Oakland, Tin, Dlomede. Midas, Red Fox, Washington, Nebraska and Ma ma creeks. Each group, 13 In all. Is known by a separate name, ns fol lows: Arlington, Myrtle, Wonder, Bu chanan, Lincoln, Garfield. Bryan. Rhode Island, Nebraska, Nob Hill. Cleveland, Washington nnd Humboldt. For many years nobody regarded tlie York region of Alaska as a likely field for mining operations. Its only practical use. until some time after the discovery of gold at Nome, was that made of It as a government reserva tion for reindeer. This was at Cape Prince of Wales, where there was also a mission. The rush ha Nome natur ally resulted In an overflow Into the York region, but no Immediate success rewarded these efforts and It was not until 1903 that this region began to lecelve the systematic attention it merited. That tin wns in the York region, however, wns known as long ago ns 1900, when prospectors In search of the more precious metal found the riffles In their sluice boxes filled up with a heavy black gravel and be came so disgusted with Its prevalence that they abandoned their claims. Other prospectors of greater exper ience soon followed their too easily discouraged brethren, and these later comers pounced upon the tin deposits with enthusiastic appreciation of their worth. Last year Raphael and Mau shipped about a hundred hags of the tin ore from their Alaska claims to Hamburg, Germany, and expert to hear favora bly from the assaying test which will soon be made In the smelters of that city. A smelter In San Francisco is one of the prophecies made In con nection with the future development of these deposits, and It is believed that once the new mines nre being adequately worked the United States will become an exporter, instead of an importer of tin. This will be no inconsiderable change, when it Is re membered that now we use 43 per cent of the world's total output, or about $24,000,000 worth annually. Rent Her Double. "I knew no one for four weeks, when I was sick with typhoid and kid ney trouble," writes Mrs. Annie Hun ter of Pittsburg, Pa., "nnd when 1 got better, although I had one of the best doctors I could get, I was bent double, and had to rest my hands on my knees when I walked. From this terrible affliction I was rescued cy Electric Bitters, which restored my health and strength, and now t tan walk as straight as ever. They are simply wonderful." Guaranteed to cure stomach, liver and kidney dis orders. At Tallman & Co.'s druy store. Price 60c. CLERKS' UNION INSTALLS. Last Night's Meeting Was Largely At tended. The Clerks' union held an Interest ing session last night, at which time the officers who were elected at th last meclng in June were installed. There was a large number out at the meeting, and much enthusiasm, was manifest. Those who will fill tho offices for the corr(in(f terms are: C. S. Bonney, Trflslflont: Miss Josla Danner, first vice-president; Miss Ethel Newqulst, second vice-president; Carl Cooley, corresponding secretary; F. J. Macy, financial secretary and treasurer; Miss Zelma Newqulst, guide; Miss Elizabeth Walker, guardian. A Surprise Party. A ileasant surprise party may be riven to your stomach and liver by tsklng a medicine which will relieve their pain and discomfort, vis.: Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thev are a most wonderful remedy, affording sure relief and cure for headache, dizziness and constipation. 25c at Tallman Co.'s drug store. Cashing Checks. Should a check be drawn on an other bank, It Is not necessary for you to present the check to that bank for pnyment we will gladly do o for you, without charge. We cash drafts on any city In the United States or Canada, and handle Items on any city In the world. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Pendleton, Oregon. J. W. Young shot and killed Fred Morrla at Warren, Idaho, In a quarrel over a woman. Both were gamblers and partners In the business. Buy Your Suit Nou DON'T MISS THE IUG HKItrCTIOXH MADE NOW OX MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS AT THE FAIR EVERY SUIT OF MEN'S CLOTHES WILL HE CLOSED OUT AS SOOX AS POSSIBLE. EVERY HOY S Sl'lT MUST GO. WE WILL MAKE GREATER REDUCTION'S AND SELL 8UITS CHEAPER THAN AX Y STORE IX PENDLETON DURING THIS Closing Out Sale jj ALL SUMMER LINES OF DRY GOODS ARE ALSO REDUCED FOR A FEW WEEKS TO CLEAX UP STOCK. YOUR MONEY WILL 11UV MORE HERE THAN AT ANY PLACE IX EASTERN OREGON. THE FAIR. THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY. TELEPHONE IMPROVEMENTS. j $;)00n cash to a stranger who repre- Ono Hundred New Instruments Will i senied himself to be G. N. Pratt, cash He Put In at Echo. ''''' ,l Rnelne bank, and received as ' ' ,,. j seeui ily $10,000 worth of bogus mort- Siates Telephone company, who wns In Echo yesterday, returned last night! after having done some work on the! switchboards at thnt place. Tho old switchboard was repaired and nn ad ditional one put in to handle tho new! telephones that are being ndded dally. The company expects to put in ntl least 100 new 'phones In the next! month in that thriving little city. I The total lino thnt was started toward Echo from Heppnor some months ago will arlve In the former place today nnd communication be tween the two towns will be effected i as soon as tho wires are attached to j the telephones. This feature will fill j a long felt want. Ijiud Entries Held Up. Mountain Home, July 2 8. Twenty nine applications for homestead en tries on Fall creek, In the northern part of Elmore county, Idaho, have j been held up by the offlclnls of the j Fulled States land office for Investl-1 Ration, these being entries of men j who claimed "squatter's rights" to the j land In question, which was only yes- terday thrown opent to public entry, by outsiders. Two townships, 2 north ' and 8 and 9 east, have been thrown open for entry, and 4 4 80 acres are tied up in the entries which have been suspended. Two Beautiful Photographs. Two of tho finest pictures that have ever been produced from the camera of Lee Moorhousc are on exhibition in the window of Mr. Moorhbuse's of fice. They are enlarged pictures of two Indian wigwams, nnd the cloud effects surrounding are very lieautlful and of great artistic merit. These are considered by the photographer as among the best ho has ever taken. Fire hus destroyed scrub timber and brush near Wllholt, Clackamas county, over a strip one mile by a mile and a half. It Is feared It will work Its way Into valuable timber. All depends upon the wind. Warm Weather Items For Indoor comfort and satisfying sumcr meals, we offer you cp frPAm PrPP7Pr llal 'rcRZC tl,e ninst cream 'and ICC WI Calll n CwACI rpqllre t, iCUst I and labor, and Gasoline Stoves -1 jn j For outdoor good times, our i H(imrrlft("L'C lirond and stronjc, will double your aiTirriOCKa sumcr'a enjoyment. Goodman-Thompson Co, I l HARDWARE pi,UM KING TAKE IT EASY w MORRISON SWING CHAIR AND BE COMFOrtTABl.rc THESE HOT EVRNINOS? Are you Interested In music? Como In and see our new Mundo llns, They are the geunlno OIIih'iii Mandolin, from $20.00 up. If you need records for your Victor TulklnR Machine, come in and see US. We handle tho colebrated Victor Mnchlne. Better see mo before you buy a piano or oritan. I can save you monoy. When It cornea to sowlnR machines White or Standard, or other good makes, I can sell you one nt a greatly reduced price' for cash' ' JF.SSE FAILING. Main Street, across from Hotel Pendleton. We Are Headquarters FOR KODAKS AND CAMERAS, DRY PLATES, FILMS, PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER AND CHEMICALS. Brock & McComas Company DRUGGISTS Phone Main SO. Henry Miller, of Racine, Wis., gave gages. THE GREATEST EPOCH . OF MAKRIAGE The first is the most crucial time. If for the first time the greatest event in your married lives is about to occur, liow expectant, how wrapt up in it you tind yourselves. You ny to overlook, but in vain, that element of uncertainty and dan Rer that you have been ltd to expect from the e.Njwience of those mothers and fathers who have struggled through this ordeal in ignorance of El"ol:crs F'ricnil wliat it in. and what it does If at thir time every expectant man and wife mifit know of this greatest of boons, devised for the enrns purpose of alleviating and disp dling the suffering and consequent thnt'er of chiln-nmh. how ouirklv would all douht and worry he dissipated. L Mothers tnend Is an invaluable i.' t t -i M iininicni lor external massage, inrouRn whoe potent acency countless moth ers have heen enahled to experience the joy of parturition for the firsl time without Hanger to themselves 01 their off-spring. BRADFieiD REGULATOR CO., Atlctttm, urn. the safe kind, thut cooks the food and not tho cook. : $Wi-&$i r. w X' . i rAV tx s i , iv m m m i it ? -- r ni fVx I! I THE GREATEST EPOCH I II Hotel St. George GEORGE DAItVEAl', Proprietor. ,rA?h-- lr''ik'lh,,-s5feW. - ' CHICK1 Li.t lrf-i,.tf mmm ,"',-'i-!i'l!.i.U'i:t rr3S!r';.k;1LA&' All hit European plan. Everything first class. Accommodations the best. All modern conveniences. Steam heal throughout. Roome en suite wltb bath. Large, new sample rooms. Th Hotel St. George Is pronounced on of the most modern and model hoteia of Oregon, Telephone and fire alarm connections to office In all rooms Rooms AOc to II. .10. CORNER MAIN AND WEI1H ST It lock nnil a Half From IVpot. The Golden Rule ...Hotel.. (Formerly the Bicker's.) COURT STREET. Hpmodeleil and refurnished through out. Everything neat, clean mid up tu-date. Hteam hft nnd ipctrie llghtfi. Rest culHine. Prompt rv!ce. II:K1:K, IVojirU-tor. HOTEL PENDLETON ltOl.l.ONS & ltKOWN. Proprietor. The Best Hotel in Pendleton anil as gixsl us any. The Hotel Pendleton has Just be--a refitted nnd refurnished through 1'hoiiB and fire alarm t-onnecvr with nil rooms. Hatha In suUe single rooms. and llciiiliiinrterH for Travel',,- , - "IM OI1IIIIIKU4M1S KniHplQ itooills. Rates $2,00 and $2.50 VT01U1 tlnl,,K' Pm s.-rvtc. Itnr nnd llllllnrd F.oom In f onnectloa Only Three Itlocks From IH-pili. TH PORTLAWfl I'Olll'iANl). OHKIKiN Amerlita plan, :i p d,r an(J Hlqiiarter for tourist. 'd ri ware traviipri. Hnm-lfli rnta mn.in . , ..... .n,l ,l,.le nentlemen. Tli. m.n.i.m.S Bill he ilranoil at all Mm. , .1 ami irlr prli i. a mi,nru Tarklah balk establlahmeDt In the hotel. ",r",u H, C, MOWERS, afanster. Insure in Reliable Companies That pay their losses promptly. Our eompanlee stand at the head of the list. Asset. Hartford Fire Insurance Co IU.lea.07 Alliance Assurance Co. . . t9 on Ml London V Lancashire Flia Insurance Co fi44.l North British Mercantile co Koyal Insurance Co. 19.ltI.IT IM7,1II FRANK BCL0PT0N AGENT ll EAST COURT BTRKEM C juT- UM . f 8KS fr . i I' i i i it rjT lit Li l b ! fli t nt
