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; .' LA ; GRANDE, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10. I904
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SHOT
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A Passenger Shot, ; Rob
ed and Thrown From
ger Train
John A Jtffay, , W B pilUrd, W 8
Hmlltoa.
ProhiblUon--lalls natler.I HAmoa
W P Elmore T 8 McDtnial. ( t
Bo 'lal rt 8 H Holt WiUlam Baard,
C W Bargee, J 0 UerrlDgtoa. ,
- Robs A Bank, '
Coaorll, BlaSa. Ia, Oct 10 A rob.
her walked Into' the 'eavlnga. baiifc'at
Treynor, a amall " town Lflfen - mile
eut of here today, and at the point of
revolver compelled the aialitant
easbier Mia Fifuoia Flood to take
I1S00 dom the' cub drawer and pat
I the .money In bis bag The robber
Swiftly Movinii Passen- tne b,uk lnto tb b, b" nl
: ; d . ' , .loaked .her In Coatomera coming
I into tne bank half an hour later burd
' the glrla acreama for help and releaa
DID
Columboe, Mont, Oct 10 8ho by
thuga, robbed of Lie raloablee and hnrl
ed from .A awiftly moving; paaaenger
train, wa tbe fate' of a traveler on an
overland Northern PaoiBo" passenger
train, who, from reapers fonnd, ia be
lieved to be Loola Uanemer of Ed
mond, South DaBtftSrTraok" walker
early this morning diaaovered Denamer
lying beilde' the track with a ballet
hole tliroagh hi. head.. He was breath
ing bia last anddied within, a few
momenta after he was found..' j
Denamer'a pooketahaoV: beentarnad
inside oat, nothing 'valuable being
found on the remalna:' The trifl (rirn
wnloh it Is believed Denamer was
thrown passed through Uolambas dar
ing the night. In the man's inside vet
pocket was found papers bearing the
name "Denamer," and a ticket from
Edmund, South Dakota, to Taooma.
Wash.
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Elcctorial Tjcke Filed..
Salom The (reaidntiialeotoriilJ
tiiktie of foai p.ilin ui i in- iij.vu
b eu tiled in the . li'i e u( eoivier iii
State Uonbar, ihe partite ie.iedo:.ted
.are Bepablioan, DmooiaUo, 1'iohibi
lion and Bociu lat, ud it ie nnder
sluHl thnt tne runli-ta w.IIumi rile
petitions i oiumuti gait m rnliA .'
t oo u a auiiui, un .1 ,h.- uuuiiu
ees on the Ue nocralio uor.et, lesigi'rft,
and but place was tilled Uv tin appoint
maul, of W B Hamilton by the state
central committee . he eleotorial tick
ets Bled are as follows:
Republican G B Dlmlc, James A
Fee, J N Hart, A C Hough.
Demooratio Thomas H Crawford,
ed her. She told of the holdup and
an armed posse was atarted after the
robber but up to midnight he had
not been apprehended.
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,;, ,;.T6 Dip Cattle ;
,..Eoh.a.jftre Oot 9-Cattl raUera
tributary to tbe Echo country are pre
paring to have a law Introduced In
ti.e next; legislature'! compelling ' tn
(enerai 'dipping of cattle teWeradlea to
the disease of scabies, commonly
Ynowu as soab. -
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Show On Peaks
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Uiners and mining men coming Into
lows yesterday afternoon' and last
night reported that praotloally all tbe
peaks on tbe ridges were covered wltb
fnim three to nine Inches of snow. '
The temperature el this elevation had
a 'rather "anijwy, ' ieeling. -Sampler
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Wom2i lni Porttcs
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lor. the temple was broken by Prei
dent Eooeeveit Ma'S6, 1)3. '
liany puDlcatlon and' coins " were
' I placed In the copper oaae , wUioh wae
pat in tbe stone. W U Ludden , was
the orator Of tbe day making leng
thy address in which he, paid high
tribolelo Haaonryf priooiplee and
influenoe."i!. - ?'
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Mass Meeting of Filipo-
Fiiipinos J , to, Discuss
Independence did not
Materialize -
Maoiln, Oct. 10 The mass meeting
ol Fillpinoa, called for the- pnrpoae 01
conridering tne question ol .Philippine
independence bat been postponed.
- 'leodoro nan d ieo, a termer tnembrr
of Agninaido's cabinet, who in 1B99
lgn d tbe order lor tbe massacre' H' Of
all foreigners sod Ameiieaoi in Manila
aod lormei Governor Bey ee ol -Abra
provlneeiand about 1600, ( Filipinos
moat ol them olerks gathered at 'the
appointed time but did not Organise
Sandico advised them todisperse and
to await developments. WBa2.JB.
: Burglars Convicfeff
Winona, Wash , Oct, 10V-K, 8.pni
M Danri H J-Banning were, arresd
wni e nirling In, tbe- underbruih ops'
hntf vei-terdny e by. Bbtr.ff, Oanui V,
obargtd Wit iburiilariiiiig'the O R A N
nectiun bou-c.; '' .f. oitlu , ju
They ,ile ded sniltr d wer given
oiiS esr irr b " lie;1 t b;ft'V;'' I
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IVJalijK New'.Recofd
Lexington Ky Oct S.-Jlajor Bel-
mu made new trottlns record today
when be circled the track In 4:013 i
oilpalng hnlf a second eff the record
made , by Orosoeut , at l. Columbus
Maiir Delmar caeo) no wind shield
Twios before be equalled tbe record
of Creaoeue, the la t time at Oakley
park the fractional time In bla wonder
ful trial today wafS 4,3i4; 30 1
and 92 aeoonda. The track was per
fect. Major Delmar appeared, ottl the
(rank Jost after the laai mow was fini
shed He wap driven by trainer,' Alta
McDonald ' The paoe maker .' runner
a driven by flqett Uudsou; . The
terrltc gait was almoet to . much for
the runner, who gradually lagged be
bind.,! A second paoemaker waa pick,
ed op at half I,c;n r iVU ; ;
Willamette" Low
The Portland joirn J'' of s6ct 9 has
the following :.
' "Captain Raa be, commander of the
steamer Pomona, which arrived In port
last night from points, on the, oppec
Willamette, report that Ihe river is
lower by four inobes than It was ever
before known. ' Had it not been tor ihe
work performed' recently' by the new
government dipper dredgf be declared
that it would be impoetlble. to steam-
boats to go many miles above Oregon
City.". : -itii i
Thiai condition of the Oregon river
prompta the Observer to aak the
question' What would be the present
condition of the) people of tbe great
Willamette Valley had the-. Democrats
been In control of tbe country and ad
hered to Its position on Internal 1m-
r'JJiovmen as.deolared in tbe resolution
"ot its platform In 1840, which reads as
follows: "Koaolved, that the Constitu
tion does not confer upon the general
government the power to eommenoe
and oarry on a geneiai, system of inter-i
nal improvements." J J f :
This resolution was made part of
tbe Demooratio platform In 1882 and
1868.
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Conditions in the r Far
East
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May Have1 Murderer. 1
Helena, Moot, Opt 7. Th authorl
tiee of Flatlead bounty believe aooord'
ln ,-to; Kallspell. Spcial, that they
bam liJ custody one of the- partivpants
in .toe oeteoratea vronm muruer,
which took place lb Chicago ! years
ago.;j., '-"-Vlo
art Gates, a ,pr-mloi-nt ranoher
waa found murdered on tne banks ,of
Swan V" last week. A rifle sheil ot
unusual cnlbre waa found n a by and
upon ainminatln It waa : lea ed bat
I'boinas Hiieyj r, y'Keiily. i l a -in
of ,tnie,. peculiar alze, an' hi- na
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I,iVu.'!n Vif rS W',:nAle Panne ri u-u. Ol
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t ry. J f- e 4 , 4,o.,KV c - n- w M- tie 'i-rtpi ' jun4i.at.r. W n,er na "ed ..V'"'
mitt;-: Mr,, W,.' il-',siwi'ne,3o'i,.i Uiaa Th. mhfrr..iM. MaVtftMaUvW. c4ad aaist-r. ,0Kellly esu-'ped.
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'Married :'"Iu this city October tb
1004, at tbe residence of Mr A E Huff,
Leo Winn and Lottie Huff. sKfumsr-
., Mr Winn le a wall known and well
respeoted re identol tbiaoity, and the
b'idn ia a daughter of Mr aod Mrs A
E Huff. The ObrtrvCf Joins the many
friends, of bride and (troiim in
h fnilii-jr fnuu" l ipiiines",
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For Irrigation ,..
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Both Sides . Are
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Toklo, Oct. 10.-H is reported that
owing so the number of invalided men
tbe R'.esiao battalions j number on'f
from 800 to B00 instead of 1.000. The
scouts now are apparently lnexperiena
ed. ' This is considered' here to indi
cate InaufBcient reserves 1 - Tft!, ' ;1
Ueneral faenl troops have advance I
jto Bultheog, on the ManotrarWn side
of ttieyreat wall. Their destlnatlo is
Klncbou, weat of tbe Mao river. Gen.. ! 1
eral Tsansc Ohi. in command of the . I
Chinese ghrriaon at Mukdeo,, baar ini j vj
formed the authorltlea at Pekin that':
tbe Russians are fortifying the ira- , ,
perltl mausoleums in the neighbor i
hood of Mukden and the heights ol f
Tten Ohu and LunTa;'" ,'r-'',"r.5
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OREGON FLOUR :
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KUnil Dyl- JM Ur'J D V 'J.p!fili; j'der and the wurds, "Edwin Hugh Van
MeettOKS Wil. bi held every - Wednes
day evening at republloau headquar
ters which have been opened in the
building formerly occupied by Brain
arda'meat,market..,,'u c,l,'...u 7,L .
though Itiley haa b-en known to resent
at . llniAB hama nut a . I i 1 ' 1 u 1 1 1 n .
master," FA'A MpA lj 0ti, occaaniona h snuld nnmlniin
himself as ' O.Rellley. He Is also
accredited with being a fine painter
arid has a' aister.VHe! was always
Suaptdlbus of etrangers, aod led the
life of a hermit. . . i ,'..,
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Patsen, gr..nd
O90,"form tne inscription po tbe.
oorneretooe. The date means Yin the
year of light 6904," and dates' from
tbe orthodox oreation. Tbe groan t
Have diiiseen our e wiimti
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1 F you haveli't, don't delay
Vcoming here to see them. They are the
Bmartest, most stylish aod ben tailored ready
v ear garments ever displayed in this city. We
it-vite your inspection and any fair comparison
wi b clothing sold elsewhere for a third more.'"1
Come and criti ally examine them. . a . a i
All Michaels-Stern Fine Qothlhg !' "
Inside and ont, and look at the sewing, 'shap
ing, style and fit its to our interest as well- as
ours; If you will do this you- will surely agrne
with us that you never saw any clothing to equal
this for the price that's surf.
Autumn Sack Suits for Men and Young Men t
k For tl e young men tbe fabrics are especially
Selected handsome mixture, in dignified patterns
iu many varieties, including- favorite gray . and
brownish tones. For men there are an equal
number of handsome fabrics and patterns in both
gray and brownish tones, but in- more subdued
patterns and colorings 16.50 to $20.00
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Rain Coats
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That are fashionable and, serviceable. From
now until Thanksgiving it fsn't safe to be with
out a rain coat Ours are soaart, correct, thor
ouglily rain proof and fit perfectly . Your . exam
amination or our new models can, only result in a
purohaee we apeak ol experience with others.
- . At $2.26 to $6.00 i.r.-i .
See our Display o Stiff and Soft Hats
In the new Autumn Styles aud shades oan save you from 50o to $2 on a
us and seet Prices range from $1.60 to $4.60
hat. M' Try
The La Grande Cash Store.
Knockout Drops Kill
Butte, Mont., , Oot. 10 Charles
Boukle of Oenterville, was - today
foqnd jll, a dying condition in an
empty coil oar his face being s-nolber-ed
in dust aa a irWlt it is bt lieved by
office's o bis being given ktiookout
drops. , Eunlfle aied feversl f. boms
alter being tken to the hospital, .
i Hbnkls was i known to have hatl
money with him wben be left bi me
early in the da and is t hought ' to
have been ' givBn a deadly drug 'at
some of the resc-t 'ted by .him.
Eunklo's deal bjaikku the eeoond in
Butte from knockout drops within
tbe past week.: : Jjtst Tuesday night
Edward Wegner a ivell known oentrao-
tor of this city was drugged to death
and robbed of $800,-,His ,iwdy i waa
found Crsmmed into an alley in tbe
rear of ao East Park street aal ton
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Foreign Nations Invited
Through tbe eo-r peratbu of David
R. Francis, president of the Louisiana
Pnrohase exposition at Bt. Louis In
vitatioos have, been' extended to 86
foreign countries to be represented at
tbe Lewis and, Clark fair to this city
in 1906. Tbe Invitations were recent
ly Issued by President Ooode.
The list includes the following
countries: Austria; (Brazil, Ceylon,
China, Cuba, Denmark, Egvpt, Prance
Germany, Great- Crltaio, Huogsry
Italy, Japan, Meiioo,. N tberlaods
Portugal, Hweden, VeneiutU , Canada
Belgium, New Zealand, Penia, Hiam
Spain, San . Salvador, Russia, Peru,
Borway, India, Honduras, (Ins em iia
Coata Bloa, Argentine, Panama, and
others.-' . .
The invitations have been followed
by individual letters to representatives
of each gorernmentb? President Good
Tbe letters urge that tbe invitations
be eoovpted and that special attention
be paid to the exhibitions at the fair.
Oregon Journal. ;
Stop That Shivering v
And save: that Coaf'iS?
, ' Ifour horse needs blanket and 'we c.'t
have the best assortment In the valley to f,. .yoj ;
i select from. Horse blankets at all prices.
.: New stock just received sf " ' '"'."
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;., ; Working men's high grade gloves. This
is a new. Hue -with us and we are proud of - -.
our ae.ectioni Oal and see them. Har
ness and saddles made to order. Winter
, robes just received. .Secondhand sewing ?
..; machine for sale oheav' ) ; ' V i , ' j j j -
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Harness and Saddles i -u
La Grande, Oregon-
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A Record 11
We have been doing buai
- ness in this town for 6 years '
In that time the town has
nearly doubled in population -During
the same time our
businoss has increased FIVE FOLDrr ln other - words " '
our business has made a great deal more rapid increase
than the town has.: There are dozens -of reasons for tnis A
all of, which, you will perceive if you begin buying drug
store good 01 us. '' In the first place we bad a tboroul h
training for pharmacy. In the second place we bad ex- -ceptional
opportunities for learning the practical side of ''
pharmacy in a successful drug store of the highest stand- ,
ing. In tbe third place we have kept our eyes wpen and
atu-uded to business until we know the demands of the
people of this town. ' .
A. T.
Prescription Druggist
HILL,
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