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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MOXDVY. OCTOBER 15, 1000.
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It is a mistake for you to think that because
you are a little extra lanky or corpulent, you
will have to go to a tailor to be fitted.
We make a specialty of our varied size line
of men's suits.
Bond Brothers
New "Keep-warm" Underwear.
HIGH PRICED JUTE
INDIAN MILLS ARE
FORCED TO QUIT WORK.
Speculations In Raw Juto nave Dnm
ngctl the Manufacturing Imlu-try
FffortH Will no Made to Lower
Prices of Raw Jute One Mill Lost
$20,000 in July and Others Wero
Forced to Shut Down Demand for
Raw Juto is Rapidly Increasing.
GENERAL NEWS.
NORTHWEST NEWS.
Attorney Central Moody announces
that he If not to be stampeded by the
president Into beginnlnfr suits against
the Standard Oil company, until he is
"gcod and ready."
It is announced hy pood authority
that the czar has Issued a secret de
cree ordering the immediate execution
of every criminal suspect arrested
whether proven guilty or nn. He Is
determined tu end the rebellion.
It Is al:l that Manuel Pilviera. Cu
ban agent of the firm of J. M. Co
ballos. of Havana, which has just fail
ed, has carried to Venezuela over one
million dollars of his company's funds
ar.d is there now In hiding, enjoying
his boi-ty.
Fred S. Jackson, republican can
didate for attorney general of Kansas,
as a frantic effort to secure votes
during fhe last three weeks of the
campaign, has filed suits against the
harvester trust for oppressing Kansas
farmers by hlch prices and combi
nations. W. T. Martin. Jr.. former employe of
the Dawes commission, and M. F.
Dunleavy, a real estate dealer, have
been indicted at Muskogee by the fed
eral grand Jury, charged with the
theft over a year ago of the Creek
Indian rolls. They were arrested and
released on bonds of J1000 each.
A French woman who Is to paint a
portrait rf Senator Tteverldg of Indi
ana, photogri phed him "4 t'lv.ra tr.
one day last v.etk. In making a st'.i.ly
of his poses tnd expressions. It is
said that Vice President Fairbanks Is
Indignant at the popularity which
Eeverldge Is enjoying in the Hoosler
state.
It is said that the farming com
munitles of New Tork state are al
most unanimously in favor of Hearst
for governor because they are tired
of the bosses of the two parties which
have alternately ridden the state to
death. Hearst Is considered to be en
tirely free from both of the old or
ganizatlons in the Empire state.
Remit of Neglect.
In most cases consumption results
from a neglected or Improperly treat
ed cold. Foley's Honey and Tar cures
the most obstinate coughs and pre
vents serious results. It costs you no
more than the unknown preparations
and you should Insist upon having the
genuine In the yellow package. Koep
pen drug store.
Buying Willamette Timber.
Charles H. Chick, the well known
timber buyer of Battle Creek, Mich.,
who has been in Eugene for several
months past securing timber lands for
himself, Constantino Morton and Ev
erette P, Lewis, Is reported to have
Just closed a deal for another large
tract up in the McKenzle country. No
particulars are obtainable, but Mr.
Chick promises the Guard complete
information as soon as a few minor
details are settled.
North Yakima apples are now be
ins put on the market. The crop Is
a'd to be extra fine. They are selling
at SI. 50 per box.
William Helm ,the boy murderer,
has been found guilty of murder In
the first degree at Fresno, Cal,, and
is now serving a life sentence. He is
but IS years old.
The working force on the Palouse
Lumber company's mill at La Gran
has been increased to 65 men. The
company is installing new machinery
and making plans to turn out lumber
on an extensive scale.
Fire at Fort Walla Walla Saturday
afternoon destroyed the stables of
company B, 14th cavalry. The loss Is
estimated at S3500. The fire is believ
ed to have been caused from a cigar
stub carelessly dropped In the straw.
William Mathews has been arrested
at Eugene for the theft of five head
of tine horses near Spokane. Math
ews is a notorious criminal, having
operated In Washington, Idaho and
Montana In past years. He was dis
charged from the Walla Walla penl
tertiary a few years ago.
The great Indian pow wow is In
full biast at Toppenlsh. Wash., and
red men from three states are present
taking part in the festivities. A num
ber of Umatillas are there enjoying
themselves. The chief diversion is
gambling and many cayuses, blarikets
and other Indian possessions are
changing hands. While there Is con
siderable drinking, the Indians do not
eem to te in a bad mood.
Since the establishment of a Jute
plant at the Oregon penitentiary Is
now a foremost Issue In the state,
the production of raw Jute and the
control of its prices and distribution
by the Jute trust are entertaining
subjects in this state.
Concerning the scarcity of jute and
the enormous price charged for the
raw material, the department of state,
through the bureau of consular re
ports, has Just issued the following In
teresting statement. The report says:
Consul General William H. Michael
of Calcutta, reports that the Jute mills
In India are having a rather hard
time as the result of the speculative
prices of Jute which have prevailed
for so many months, and a want of
foresight on their part in not laying
In a larger supply when prices were
reasonable.
One company sustained a loss of
over $20,000 in July, which is a fair
indication of the situation. How to
tide.ovcr and keep the mills In opera
tion Is the question uppermost. One
mill has shut down altogether, and
others are expected to do so very
soon. Many are working short time,
and one newspaper suggests that a
meeting of the Jute Manufacturers'
association should be held at once to
devise a concerted measure for cur
tailing production to such a degree as
will have an Immediate effect In low
ering the price of the raw material,
to enable the mills to live.
Just how this action will lower
prices Is not clear. The demand for
jute In Europe and In the United
States will have something to do with
keeping up prices, and there seems to
be a genuine demand for raw jute In
those countries. The demand In the
United States for gunnies Is heavy and
Is likely to Increase rather than di
mlnish.
The consumption of jute per annum
In the United States is figured at 600,-
000 bales, with a probability of large
Increase'; the consumption on the con
tinent Is 2.100,000 bales per annum
the consumption In Great Britain per
annum is 1,250,000 bales; the mills in
Calcutta consume 3.750.000 bales, and
the mills In Upper India consume 500.
000 bales.
The India mills consumed 4,250.000
bales out of the total consumption
throughout the world, which Is esti
mated at 8.200.000 bales, or a little
more than half of the raw products.
and finally of the govcrnot, says the
Oregon Dally Journal,
Cascade county Is no longer a
dream, the report comes from Hood
River, because conditions have so
changed that there will not be the op
position to the measure which wfiB
responsible for Its defeat at the last
session.
Mr. Jnynes, who was the county's
champion at the last session, dropped
out of the legislature this time be
cause the people of Wasco county
nominated another man to take his
place, and he therefore will not be
present In the house to lead the strug
gle to place Cascade county on the
mnp. But he will be In Salem, so the
friends of the measure say, and will
try in a quiet way to convince the
legislators that the county is a neces
sity. Mosler Is to be left out of the new
county this time, so It Is, said, and the
line will be drawn Just east of Hood
River. This will still leave Wasco
county some railroad track to draw
taxes from and at the same time will
not take away so much valuable land
and will leave the mountains mostly
for Wasco to derive her revenue from.
It Is hoped by this more equitable di
vision to placate some of the former
opponents of the new county and
make its creation the more certain.
A SALE
of Children's Coats
nOTEIi ARRrVAI.8.
Hotel St. George. M. W. Hartley.
Caldwell: H. S. Shelton, Portland;
William Dunn, do; Jack Harp, Spo
kane; C. E. Bailey and wife, Portland;
T. D. Toung. San Francisco; E. Tur
ner, Salt Lake; George McGllvery,
Spokane; A. H. Small, do; C. A. Clnrk
Portland; W. T. Hlslop and wife,
Portland; E. Inman, Brownswood: 8.
N. Lee, Portland; J. G. Calllson, Ful
ton; E. E. Calllson, Fulton; Leah
Vaughn, city; J. O. McClellan, Nolln
A. E. Klnsey. Portland; J. Alcorn, St
Joe: N. Bang. Spokane: H. B. Srns-
ly. Walla Walla; A. Gray, do; George
A. Hall. Meacham; J. C. Currle, Port
land: M. McDonald. Walla Walla: W.
B. Heyburn and wife, Wallace; J. H.
Spraer. Spokane; J. G. Hayden. do;
P. T. W. Holllster. do; J. W. Daniels
and wife. Wallace; J. D. Wnssell.
Walla Walla; O. T. Coyne, Portland;
.1. Bailey, Posters; F. J. Orannert.
Portland: E. C. Fish, Echo: J. A.
Allison, Portland: J. F. Gardner,
Portland; G. L. Richardson, do; J. G.
Slayden. Spokane: N. B. Snead. Kan
sas City; Nellie Royse. Meacham; J.
Watson. Boise: A. M. Whittln. Hunt
tington; A. M. Brown, Portland; Chas.
E. Rouen. Seattle; J. F. Haley, New
York; C. L. Yin. Walla Walla; J.
Law. Walla Walla; Mrs. Offner. do;
C. A. Gilbert and wife. Echo; M.
O'Brien, New York: J. F. Cnlburn. do;
S. K. Watson. Spokane: Walter Baty,
do: W. A. Thompson. Echo; A. H.
McKeen, Portland; G. A. Rlsllng.
Echo.
COVTS FOR CHILDREN, MISSES
AND RIG GIRLS, AT THE LOWEST
PRICES THAT WERE EVER PLAC
El) ON COATS OF THIS QUALITY,
ABOUT FIFTY COATS IN ALL, TO
BE CLOSED OUT AT LESS THAN
FIRST COST. SELLING WHILE
THEY LAST AT ONE-HALF THE,
RFGULAR PRICE.'
ALEXANDER'S
DEFT STORE
HIMES IN WALLA WALLA.
Oregon Hlstniinn Gathering Datu for
Oregon Archive
George H. Himes, secretary of the
Oregon Historical society, is in the
city gathering material for a compre
hensive biography of the early settlers
of the northwest, says the Walla
Walla Statesman. The records of the
pioneer experience of 15,000 have al
ready been collected by this society
which plans a big card Index of the
early settlers.
Mr. Hlmes was much pleased with
the success of Ezra Meeker In rc
ciossing the old Oregon trail.
"They thought the old man was too
old to do It," he said, "but he was
sturdy. I think that the publicity
given his trip v. Ill rerult In the gov
ernment having the trail properly
marked. There is no such achieve
ment In a'l history as that where a
people went Into a trackless wilder
ness In such numbers for 2000 miles
to make permanent homes."
Mr. Hlmes will be in the city sev
eral days Interviewing old settlers and
collecting data for the great pioneer
encyclopedia.
Wanted Competent salesmen to
represent factory on the road. Posi
tion permanent. Address Dept. 41,
1010 Atwood Bldg., Chicago.
BETTER FIRNITER
AT Y01R TERMS
WITH THIS MY MOTTO, I DONE MORE BUSINESS
LAST MONTH THAN EVER EVER BEFORE IN THE
HISTORY OF MY BUSINESS.
IT WAS MAINLY DUE TO THE EXCELLENT LINE
OF FURNITURE I MAKE IT A PRACTICE OF HANDL
ING. I HAVE NOW ON THE ROAD ONE CAR OF EAST
ERN FURNITURE AS WELL AS TWO CARS OF
WESTERN' GOODS, AMONG WHICH MAY HE FOUND
ALL THE LATEST CREATIONS IN
EARLY ENGLISH WEATHERED OAK t
MISSION GOLDEN OAK
FURNITURE
IF YOC WISH TO SAVE MONEY, SEE
LEWIS HUNTER,
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER
A Young Mother nt 70.
"My mother has suddenly been
made young at 70. Twenty years of
Intense suffering from dyspepsia had
entirely disabled her, until six months
ago. when she began taking Electric
Bitters, which have completely cured
and restored the strength and activity
she had in the prime of her life,"
writes Mrs. W. L. Gllpatrlck of Dan
forth, Me. Greatest restorative medi
cine on the globe. Sets stomach,
liver and kidneys right, prlfles the
blood, and cures malaria, biliousness
and weaknessness. Wonderful nerve
tonic. Price 50c. Guaranteed by
Tallman & Co.
WHAT APPLES ARE WORTH.
Southern Oregon Paper Waxes En
UnilaHtlc Over Fruit.
The Jacksonville Times says of the
apple-growing Industry of that sec
tion of the state:
Many acres of apple land In Jack
son county will this year produce more
than S600 worth of that luscious
fruit! Six hundred dollars per acre!
What ought a 10-aere orchard be
worth that produces that much fruit?
But suppose we say this is an excep
tional year, which It Is not, and re
duce It to S600 per acre, or S5000 for
the 10 acres, and then take off 25 per
cent for expenses; what Is such an or
chard worth In dollars and cents?
Suppose we give the life of the
trees as SO years, and count the land
a dead loss at that time; what does It
figure?
No man dare give the figures and
be counted clothed in his right mind.
What property could he have, sure
and stable, costing 14000 that would
pay as well as that? Where could he
safely place S4000 to net that much?
And the apple business is in its
Infancy, as it is only beginning to be
known by the fruit-eaters of the world
that one apple is worth half a dozen
oranges, and the time Is approaching
when the orange will compare on the
market with the apple as "punklns"
compare with watermelons.
Southern Oregon will be the apple
producing center of the future.
As to California apples: They have
two great defects they are not good
to eat raw and not fit to cook.
Blood Poisoning,
results from ' chronio constipation,
which is quickly cured by Dr. King's
New Life Pills. They remove all poi
sonous germs from the system and In
fuse new life and vigor; cure sour
stomach, nausea, headache, dizziness
and oollo, without griping or discom
fort 26c. Guaranteed by Tallman
& Co. druggists.
Hotel Pendleton. O. H. Holcomb
Seattle; B. Holcomb .Seattle; J.
T. I.leuallen. Jr., Adams; Pr
F. A. I.leuallen. Helix: C. A. Bar
rett, Athena; J. A. Allen. New York;
S. C. Marsh. Twin Fnlls; R. A. Rozell.
Chicago; A. W. Calburn. Denver: L.
N. Elopson, Portland; Mrs. N. Gove,
Portland: C. B. Osborn, Los Angeles;
Miss L. Harris. Portland; L. Harris,
do; E. Hedges, do; S. L. Rothbon. do;
G. W. Lynch, do; J. P. Tandy, do; F.
A. M,cDevett, San. Francisco; J.
Thompson and wife, Chicago; T.
Cheen and wife; U. R. Indhftl. San
Francisco: M. Laekmaw, Denver; J.
P. Hayden. Portland; N. E. Ollham.
Seattle; J. P. Burns, Portland; H. E.
True, Spokane: Jrte McCully; J. J.
Meyer, Portland; J. S. McKey, do;
Wlillam Mnher, do; C. C. Simpson,
do; L. H. Vllhour, San Francisco; F.
Roup; J. McMaln; P. Lederie. La
Grande; E. B. Lain. New York; W.
Mintand. Wisconsin; W. A. Lloyd, Spo
kane: H. A. Hampton, Portland; C.
Hill, Baker City; H. Leesy, San Fran
cisco; T. O. Fleed, Chicago; A. W.
Meve, Portland; J. G. Reddlck, do;
A. E. Cooper, do; W. J. Chandler,
San Francisco; E. Volger, Chicago;
C. H. Kneedson; E. B. Aldrlch; J. M.
Keeney; J. N. Burgess; C. A. Al
phonse; M. Beale, Denver: C. B. Dut
ton. Portland; J. W. Smith; J. G.
Bushnell, Spokane; J. Sedore, Saxe;
Klockne; T. C. Lord. Portland; O. D.
Galley, do; R. Pryer, do; W. R. Glen
denlng, do; C. H. Morris, city.
I
Two Big Carloads of
FURNITURE
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED TWO
BIG CARLOADS OF NEW FURNI
TURE DIRECT FROM THE EAST
ERN FACTORIES, AND WILL BE
PLEASED TO SHOW YOU WHAT
WE HAVE IN ANY ARTICLE THAT
YOU MAY BE THINKING OF ADD
ING TQ YOUR HOME.
We have ordered from the enxt to save the western Jobbers'
profit; this In connection with the tact that we do not belong
to the price boosters' "trust." which controls) the northwest re
tailers, among which will be found the Pendleton furniture
dealers, enables us to make you a price far below comparison
with our competitors.
COME AN AND LET US SHOW
YOU THIS BEAUTIFUL LINE AND
THE BIG MONEY WE CAN SAVE
YOU.
:
:
Graham Furniture Co.
Postoffice Block Your Credit is Good
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Foley's Honey ond Tar cuers the
most obstinate coughs and expels the
cold form the system ns It Is mildly
laxative.? It Is guaranteed. Do not
risk taking any but the genuine In
the yellow package. Koeppen drug
store. ,
Pedro Concepclon, a Filipino, has
been arrested at Manila for pawning
hlsj mother-in-law's tombstone for the
purpose of buying food,
INDIGESTION A CRLME.
DIVIDE WASCO COUNTY.
Hood River People Will Renew Ef
forts for Now County.
Hood River people are preparing to
ride their county division hobby into
the legislature again, hoping that the
two years' rest enjoyed by the steed
has given it sufficient strength to
carry past the signatures of the
speaker, the president of the senate,
Don't Yon Want a Keen Appetite and
Perfect nenlth Once More?
Don't you want keen appetite, vigor
ous digestion, strong heart action,
pure blood, nerves of steel and natural
strength and health restored to you
once more?
If you continue to suffer with the
Ills of indigestion, such as headaches
sleeplessness, nausea and distress after
eating, specks before the eyes, despon
dency and nervousness, now that you
have been told of the good Ml-o-na
stomach tablets will do you, then your
Indigestion is an absolute crime.
Ml-o-na will strengthen all the or
gans of digestion, so that you will get
from your food the nourishment that
is needed to support the vital forces
and strengthen the nerve powers; the
flagging spirits of mind and body will
be rejuvenated; hope, courage and
strength will be restored.
The fact that Ml-o-na is sold under
an absolute guarantee by Tallman &
Co. to strengthen the digestive system
and restore health, or they will refund
the money, proves most clearly and
strongly the great merit of this rem.
edy.
Ask them to show you the guarantee
they give with every 50-cent box of
Ml-o-na. This will show their faith
In the remedy, and Ml-o-na Itself will
soon demonstrate its health-giving
qualities.
A. C. RUBY & CO.
IMPORTERS.
PENDLETON, ORE.
Percherons, Belgians, English Shires,
and German Coach Stallions.
IF YOU ARE NEEDING ANYTHING IN THIS LINE.
COME AND SEE US. WE SELL THE GOOD BIG IMPORTED
HORSES FOR LESS MONEY THAN HOME-BRED, GRADED
HORSES HAVE BEEN SELLING FOR.
IF YOU WANT A HORSE. COME AND SEE
YOU WILL MAKE NO MISTAKE.
US AND
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FOR SALE
1120 Acres of Good Wheat. Land in Adams
County, Wash., half in Summer fallow and
half in wheat; $1,500 dwelling and $800
barn; 500 foot well and 1 75 feet of stand
ingHwater. FRANK B. CLOPTON & CO.
1 1 2 E. Court St., Pendleton, Ore.
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better work than any other power
that you can use. The economy of
its use is a demonstrated fact If you
want good, quick work at a minimum
of cost, you want an electric, motor.
We will be pleased to give you our
prices and to furnish complete esti
mate to suit your needs.
Northwestern Gas and
Electric Co.
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