The east Oregonian., March 13, 1903, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 3

BREVITIES.
i
FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1903.
Choice meats at Houser's
Best i hoe work at Teutsch's.
Indies' half soles 40c. Teutsch.
shoes repaired
at
Have your
Teutsch's.
Jesse Hales, of Atlants. is a Pendle-
ton visitor today.
T. V. Gulliford, the Butter Creek
sheepman, is in town.
David Richardson, the Helix mer­
chant, is in town today.
Over 1.500 copies of popular books
and novels to select from. NolCs.
You always get choice meat at Hou­
ser's. Alta street, opposite Savings
Bank.
Thomas Edwards, of Bear Creek,
of the sheep firm of Edwards Bros., is
in the city.
If you want a business location on
Main street, come and see me. I have
four. E. T. Wade.
J. A. Hubbard, of McKay Creek, is
in town. His new store building is
nearing completion.
For Sale—Residence with one, two
or three lots, located at 517 Jane
street. Call at house.
Beautiful 5-room cottage, two lots.
shade and fruit trees, nicely located.
Reduced to $1.500. E. T. Wade.
For Sale — Brick building with
basement. 50x90. on Main street. Good
pioperty at a bargain. Easy terms.
E T. Wade.
Best investment on Pacific Coast
today is in Yakima valley. See the
N< ssly-Scott
Investment
Company
"ad” elsewhere.
Four hundred and eighty acres good
k vel land, good house, all fenced,
plenty of water. 200 acres in barley.
♦3.500. E. T. Wade
Mrs. Snapp, wife of Dr. Snapp, of
Ukiah. is visiting with Dr. and Mrs.
Miller, It is probable that Dr Snapp
will later locate tn this city.
Mrs. J. Halstead, of Echo, return­
ed home this morning after a two-
weeks’ visit at the home of Clay
Barnstedder. near Pendleton.
A petition was filed this afternoon
for a review of the findings of the
district boundary board in the case
of the division of district 27.
CANNOT SPARE TIME TO ACT
AS FAIR COMMISSIONER.
COUNTY COURT ACCEPTS
COUNTY ASSESSOR STRAIN
INSTRUCTS DEPUTIES.
PLAN OF DENNIS NICHOLS.
Dwelling and Hospital Will be Built
at Once on the County Farm on Mc­
Kay Creek.
The county court yesterday accept­
ed the plans of Dennis Nichols for the
dwelling and hospital at the poor
farm, Mr. Nichols will be employed
by the board to oversee the erection
of the buildings, which will be pro-
ceeded with immediately, in expecta-
tion of having them ready for occu-
panev not later than the first of next
July.
All the labor—skilled and other-
wise—will be hired by the day. the
board believing that to be the most
economical method as well as the
best from the standpoint of excellence
of work.
Bids Taken Wednesday.
The board adjourned lust evening
until Wednesday next when blds for
furnishinr the lumber, rock and other
material will be opened. The build­
ings are to be built but a few yards
apart and will be located close to
the eastern boundary of the farm, a
short distance to the right of the road
just before (when going westward)
the road reflects into the lane extend-
Ing westward toward the residence of
Mr. Chapman, the former owner of
the place.
The site is sightly and undoubtedly
salubrious, The excavating for the
basements will be made In the west-
ern edge of the comparatively high
ground referred to. and the base
ments will both open to the west-
ward on a level with the bottom of
the slope. Both buildings will face
the eastward.
Both will be frame
structures, but will be built upon
rock foundations. Both are planned
with the possibility of adding to them
In the future, should It be necessary.
Duties of Commissioner Will Require
at Least One-fifth of His Time,
Mostly Away From Home—No Rec­
ommendation Made for Successor,
Stephen A. Lowell yesterday even­
ing addressed a letter to Governor
Chamberlain, declining appointment
on the Lewis and Clark Exposition
commission. The act creating the
commission does not become opera
tlve until the latter part of May. and
there is yet open two months In which
to select his successor.
Judge Lowell made no recommen­
dation, and the field is entirely free
to any gentleman who may desire to
seek the honor.
In reply to Inquiry, the judge stated
that he declined only because he
could
not afford to give the time
necessary for the proper performance
of the duties of the position; that the
appointment came to him unsought,
and that so coming, he rexardefi It
as a high honor but that he ha.’ given
the matter full consideration and
was convinced that he could not per­
form the duties required, with satis­
faction either to himself or the pub­
lic. without an expenditure of time
amounting to at least one-fifth of the
time during the ensuing two years,
and much of this time would need to
be spent away from home.
The work of the commission covers
not only the Lewis and Clark Exposi­
tion. but the St. Louis fair as well
NEWS OF MILTON
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR HOLD­
ING COUNTY CONVENTION.
Will Place Railroad Property at a
Smallpox and Scarlet Fever Again
Fair Valuation, Based on Earning
Make Their Appearance—Missouri,
Capacity—Property Worth »50.000
ans Well Pleased With Umatilla.
Per Mile Heretofore Assessed at
Milton, March 11—Clay Moss has
EGGS ARE BEGINNING
bls new house completed and moved
»4,500 Per Mile.
TO BE VERY PLENTIFUL
Into It the first of the week.
C. P. Strain, county assessor of
Wood and chicken thieves have
Umatilla, yesterdey evening Issued a
Sugar Advances 50 Cents a Sack—
been and are operating In the vicin­
circular letter of instru* tlons to his
Pelts and Dry Hides Advance—
ity of the depot.
deputies, in which he seis forth the
Wheat Very Dull.
Dan Kirk's little son was quite
rules to be observed in Umatilla
sick the first of the week with the
Eggs are beginning to be quite
county in assessing railroad proper­
grip
plentiful—enough so that the
__ .......
price
ty.
Mrs. Charlie Ik-marie is convalesc­
has declined 5 cents per dozen. . An
Mr. Strain gives an exhaustive re­
ing, after a severe attack of the grip.
almost steady decline from now on is
view of the railroad taxation question
A big masquerade ball will be held I
predicted.
and his figures and comparisons show
In the oiH-ra house Thursday night
One of the surprising things in the
that he has made a thorough study
The demand for hay Is Increasing
line of groceries was the sudden ad­
of his subject.
and the price is about one-third '
vance a few days ago of sugar by
His conclusions are founded on the
higher now than it was last fall.
the sack, at retail, of 50 cents per
reports of the interstate commerce
The scarlet fever and smallpox have
sack. Local grocers do not pretend
commission, where the values, earn­
made their appearance attain In the
to understand the situation, as the
ings and cost of operation of the rail­
tamllles of Mrs Williams and Mr
trade journals assert that the world's
way systems are given in detai’. Mr.
Moorhouse respectively
visible supply of sugar is much
Strain is deserving of credit for the
The Christian Endeavor societies
greater than it was a year ago. when
painstaking labor he has performed
of Umatilla county are holding a con­
the advance was very slight. A sud­
already, in bringing order out of cha­
vention In Milton this week.
den slump is predicted to keep out
os in the vexing question of railroad
The "Green Goat” drama In the
Hawaiian sugar. It is stated that
valuation. Following is the circular
opera house here Monday night, was
preparations are being made to im­
letter which has been furnished the
ns Is usual with such shows a fizzle
port immense quantities as the ad­
deputy assessors and the press of the
The crowd was light, but the play
vance if permanent warrants impor­
county:
was still lighter.
tations in spite of the duty.
Circular Letter.
Rev D. C Sanderson has induced
Green beef hides have declined one
WELL INSURED.
Pendleton. Ore., March 12.—(To the
Rev. John Wlthworth.
the singing
cent on the pound, on account of
evangelist, to organize a singing class
Editor.)—A study of railway statistics
their grubby condition. Dry beef
has convinced me that our railroad Hotel Pendleton Carried a Total of at this place.
hides in good condition, have ad­
Otis Kelty. who Is quite sick with
property has In the past been greatly
520.000—J. H. Manning Adjusting
vanced a cent and a half for the best,
the measles. jR a little better, but is
tinder-assessed. I submit seme facts
Loss.
as will be seen by reference to the
not out of danger yet
which the reports of the Interstate
appended price list. Dry sheep pelts
The Insurance carried by the Hotel
commerce commission contain. Any­
Oscar Montgomery has completed 1
have advanced half a cent in the past
one «-an get these reports by applying Pendleton Company on the building his home west of town and moved out
few days. Wild pelts are beginning
and
furnlahtnix
Is
as
follows:
The
to It last Monday
to Edward F Mosely. Washington. D
to come in since the mountains are
entire amount of insurance on the
Out From Missouri.
C.
open to travel, and hundreds more
furnishings, »3.500. Is held by the
Charles McKenzie's father and fam­
The cost of • railroad and Its equip­
have been purchased during the past
New
York
Underwriters,
which
also
ily from Missouri, arrived here a few
ment. Its net income and capitaliza­
week than during any week since the
tion determine its cash value. (See held »2 500 on the building. The re­ days aeo and expect to locate as
winter set in The most that come in
page 569 of 38th Oregon or note on mainder of the insurance on the soon as the- find a suitable place
are coon, badger and coyote.
page 1042, Bellinger and Cotton's An­ building was divided as follows: Al­ Mr. McKenzie says he has lived in
liance Assurance »5,000 ;Ix>ndon and Missouri for the last 35 years, and
Size of Building.
notated Code.)
Parsnips. 75c per sack.
lamashlre »2.500:
Royal.
»5.000; won’t go back on the state until he
The
dwelling
will
be
28x40
feet
in
Object
of
Discussior.
Onions. $1 per sack.
North British and Mercaniile. »2 500; finds something better, and from 1
sire,
two
full
stories
in
height
and
The object of this discussion ts to Reading »2 500
Beets, »1.50 per sack.
Van
Dran
Bros what he has seen he seems to think
with a basement beneath of the full establish as nearly as possible the
Potatoes, 65c to 75c per hundred.
carried insurance as follows:
Lon­ he will find It In Oregon
sire
of
the
building.
The
hospital
cash value of the O. R. A N system
Garlic. 15c per pound.
will be 30x60 feet in size, also two of railroad tn this county and state don and lAncashlre. »500; Thuringa.
Real Estate Men Necessary.
»800; Underwriters' Agency »500. F
Pendleton Livestock and Poultry.
Brock & McComas shipped an or­ full stories in height and with a full
Several real estate sales have been
and also to contrast our taxation upon J H Manning, adjuster for the Alli­
der
yesterday
of
2.000
gallons
of
Chickens—Hens. 7@8c; »4 00 per
basement also
It with the taxation upon the same ance Insurance Company, happening knocked out by some o’her parties In­
black leaf sheep dip. to sheepmen of
dozen; roosters. 4 to 6 cents.
terfering after a sale had been prac­
Both buildings are arranged for class of property in other states.
to be in the city the entire work of tically made by telling the purchases
Shaniko.
The
order
amounts
to
Turkeys, 12 \»c per pound
heating by furnaces with hot air. but
The interstate commerce commis­ adjusting will be delegated to him
»1.950.
that he was paying too much and to
Geese, per dozen, »9.
only the hospital will be furnished sion's preliminary report on the n-
look out for the real estate man's
Ducks, per dozen. »4.
Early Rose seed potatoes are very with furnace heating from the begin­ come account of railways In the Unit­
ASSESSORS' TERRITORY.
profits
Real estate men are a ne­
Butter. 40c and 45c per roll.
scarce this season
Despain & Clark ning. The heating plant will be put ed States for the year ending June
cessity and should be given hearty 1
Eggs, 15 cents.
have a small stock, Leave your or- into the dwelling at some future time. 30tb. 1901. gives some valuable In­
C.
P
Strain
Allots
Portions
of
County
support as long as they do business :
ders with them at once, Office Sav- Both buildings will be fitted with bath formation. On pages No. 62 and 63.
Choice Beef Cattle, Etc.
on the square
rooms, closets, sinks and other mod­ the mileage of the O. R « N system
to ths Various Deputy Assessors.
ings Bank building
Cows, per hundred. »3 25© 3.50.
ern conveniences, and the water sup­
Steers $4 @4.25,
The division of territory between
Victor Lidvall has sold to G. A. ply for the same will come from a Is given at 1093.59 miles. The gross
earnings thereof from passenger and tbe deputy county assessors Is Indi­
Hogs, live, »5.50 @6.
Hartman for »1.500. the southeast well which will be dug close by.
freight service at »7.521.834. The op- cated tn the following, which shows
is -
................
quarter of section 31. township 3.
Hogs, dressed, 7@7^c.
It
known that It Is only a few
range 31. The property lies five feet to Inexhaustible water, and the • rating ex;iense# were given at »3.- the exact territc.y In which each will AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Veal, dressed, 8@8^c.
667.865. leaving a net earning of »3.- operate: Henry Taylor. Fulton and
miles northwest of Barnhart.
4
Pendleton Retail Grocery Prices,
plan is to hoist water from the well 834.029. or »3.505 91 per mile.
West Adams; C O Henry East Ad­ 4
Mark Patton’s famous jack. Black with a small engine, into a reservoir
Coffee—Mocha and Java, best 40c
The ORAN system has been re­ ams and Athena; J M. O'Hara West­
per lb.; next grade. 35c per lb; lower Snake, will make the stand at Pendle which may be inside one of the build­ turning substantia) net earnings for a on: W H Gould. Mountain and Bing­
grades coffee, 25c to 15c per lb. ; ten. Cold Springs country, Athena and ings. but in any event will not be far number of years past, the year 1900 ham; J. B Walden. South Milton and
Adams. Will call at ranches where from either. Both buildings will be almost equaling that of 1901.
Not
package coffee, 15c and 20c per lb.
The best investments tn
furnished with linen closets and other only this, but the present and pros­ Helix; A. E Troyer. Cottonwood;
Rio
Best head rice, 12&C per lb.; six or more mares are bred.
Elba Rogers. North Milton;
C. F.
conveniences of a like nature.
land
on the P>c he Coast are
pective
development
of
the
country
next grade, 8 l-3c per lb.
Weiss. Valley and Van Syria; O F 4
The Rugg Bros, were well enough
Outlay of »7.000.
in the Yakima Valley. The
tributary to said system does not war­ Steel. Juniper; A W Nye. McKay;
Sugar—Cane granulated, best. »6.50 supplied with sheds that the storm of
The board expect an outlay of »7000 rant a probable depreciation of the J C Neil. Union Ralph Stanfield.
per sack; do, 13 pounds, »1.
soil and climate are produc
night before last and yesterday did
Salt—Coarse, »1.00 per 100: table. not interfere with their shearing ad­ for the completion of both buildings business and earnings of said system. Echo and Umatilla;
S S Darnell.
live of more diver ¡tied crops
»2.50 per 100.
8.
jacent to town. They are shearing outside of the heating plant for the Its value from the standpoint of In­ Vinson. Hogue and Yoakum; J
than any other section of me
dwelling, and the well. The buildings come. assuming 8 per cent to be a Cherry Pilot Rock and West 'Till-
Flour—B. B., »4-50 per barrel; Wal- 2.500 head at this point.
country.
'air
return
for
money
Invested,
is
»43,-
|
now
in
use
on
the
place,
including
ters’, »4.50 per barrel.
land; W B R om . East Gilliland.
Taken up; a bay horse, about 6 the residence of Mr Chapman, will 823.87 per mile.
The Nessly-Scott Invest
Meacham and Rudock: J W. Sturdi­
Hides.
years old. branded “F L X E" on left neither be sold nor dismantled—at
From the standpoint of capital, the vant. Camas Prairie
ment Co. have a large list of
The following are the prevailing stifle, on my ranch. 10 miles south­ least the present intention of the United States railway statistics. Is­
raw and improved ¡and«, S
average prices for hides in this mar west of Pendleton
Owner can have board is to use them all.
sued by the United States interstate
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.
►
ket; beef, green, 4@5c per lb; beef, same by calling and paying damage
◄ suitable for any purpose
The dwelling can be converted into commerce commission for tbe year
P
Prices are so low that val­ p
dry. 10@13%c; mink, 5o@75c each, and expenses. Gus Belike.
a granxry and all around store house, endirg June 3O’Jj. 1901. show that the Program to Be Given at Athena Next
with a possibility of 90c each if the
and there will be use for al! other stock of the ORAN. Company, ag­
ues double in a short time ► ►
J. M. English, of Weston, was in
Saturday.
size is good and hte condition prime;
structures on the farm.
Since the gregated »35 000.000 and its bonds
Investigate
It's a money
the city yesterday. He is being
coyote, 25c and possibly 65c; bear,
purchase of the farm the board has »20.242.800. or a total of »55.242.800.
Tbe program for the teachers' in­
making proposition for you. ►
treated for a cancer in his left eye.
skins, according to quality and iiize. It developed about a year ago. He sown about 25 acres of grain, and will or an average of »63.615 per mile. stitute Saturday next at Athena. Is 4
Patfure Laada. »i.yato Sj.oq ►►
from »3 to »15; coon. 25@30c; horse, feels quite hopeful as to the result this spring plant eight or 10 acres (See page 336 of said report)
as follows: Prayer, followed by se­ 44
pe
acre.
►
From the standpoint of coat (see lected music
to alfalfa.
perfect, with head, tail and mane. »1 of the treatment
” Arithmetical Har 4
Choice Raw Landa, So.00 to
page 654 same report) it shows cost moniesProfessor J. D Hawes; 4
to »1.25; sheep. 8@8^jc per lb., dry;
Miss Lizzie Ledgerwood, of Camas
of said road to be »48.204.469. and "Duties of the Teacher In the School 4 $(».oo ret »ere.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
skunk. 25c @ 40c; badger, 25@3vc;
Improved I ants In crop. Six
Prairie,
aged
67.
recently
sl
’
pped
atd
cost of equipment. »2.732.618. or a to­ Room." Mrs. H. H. Curtis: ' Reading
coon, 20c to 20c.
to $13 rev acre At«« home-
fell on the ice. striking on her head. A Clinical Preparation That Positive, tal cost of »46.577 85 per mile
►
and Thinking.” Miss Bertha Baker;
steada st<ll left
►
She has suffered severely since, and
ly Kills the Dandruff Germ.
In New England.
"Busy Work and Sense Training." 4
The Wheat Trade.
►
is supposed to be suffering from a
A most important discovery has
Tbe people of the middle and East­ Miss Elsie Roeenzwelg. Then music 4 Nessly-Scitt Investment Co, a
Portland, March 12.—The market more or less serious concussion of the been made after a year’s patient la­
►
ern states have learned the value of followed by noon Intermission At 1 4
Prosser, Wash.
the past week has been very dull and brain.
►
boratory work aimed at a certain di- railroad property and tax It in pro­ p. m reconvene. “Consolidation of
nothing of any consequence ’ran spir­
L. Watts: VVTTVVVVVYVTVY W VVVVVYVVYV
J. H. Koontz, one of the pioneer lection—it is Newbro'e H-’rpicide. a portion to its value. Take for instance the Rural Districts." M
ed in the wheat situation to cause
preparation that cures baldness, pre­ the New England states for compari­ "Humor in the School Room.” Roy E
any improvement. Foreign markets millers of the Umatilla valley, was In
vents falling hair, and speedily and son. By an examination of pages 11. Beck: music; "Language In the Low­
were all lower, and. in ’act. it was the city over night, on business Mr.
Enjoy your leisure time at
permanently
eradicates
dandruff. 49. 93. 572. of railway statistica. In­ er Grades.” Professor J E Cherry;
difficult at times to obtain a bid for a Koontz runs a 150-barrel mill at
music;
adjournment.
All
subjects
terstate
commerce
report
of
1901.
the
These
evils
are
caused
by
?
germ
or
cargo of wheat to the United King­ Echo. He has concluded that he is
The entire ses­
following statements will be found open for discussion
dom. A few new charters were an­ too old for active milling and if he parasite that burrows into the scalp, approximately correct.
sion will be held tn the public school
throwing
up
dandruff,
as
It
seeks
to
can
sell
out
will
do
so,
but
with
no
nounced for the Cape, but the wheat
The average net income per mile building.
for these vessels are on the docks and intention of leaving Umatilla county. sap the life of the hair at the root of road is 53.830. which will give a
exporters do not have to bother about He has lived In Umatilla county 40 There's no baldness without falling or
The total national expeziditure of
thin hair, no thin hair without dan­ return of 8 per cent on an investment
going into the open market asking years.
of (47.675 per mile; capitalization is Great Britain for next year, accord­
holders to sell the little that remains
S. M. Ledgerwood, of Camas Pra­ druff. and no dandruff if the germ is given at »62.199 per mile, and cost of ing to estimates just presented, will
in the country unsold. Stocks of irie. was in town yesterday.
Mr. destroyed. Newbro's Herpidde is the road and equipment will average amount to »750.000.000.
wheat at tidewater here and at Puget Ledgerwood reports hay and other only preparation that will do the about »59.000 per mile. (See table 6
Sound on March 1 was 3.250,000 stock feeds as scarce, but the live­ work. "Destroy the cause you re- of said statistics.) Taking cost, capi­
bushels. The amount of wheat and stock in good shape. Mr. Ledger- move the effect” Sold by F. W. tal and net income as tbe bases of
flour shipped from July 1 to March 1 wood has lately finished a new barn, Schmidt & Co. Send 10c in stamps value then It stands thus tor New
UNDER W A C R. DEPOT
of this season, amounted to 24.180,724 He states that a man from the north- for sample to The Herplcide C-. De- England:
bushels. The number of vessels char­ ern part of the county has lately trait, Mich.
Total cost per mile
.............. »59.000
tered for wheat and flour loading the purchased George Wilson's place of
Total capita) per mile ............ 62.190
Grass Injured.
balance of the season will take away 160 acres SDd will move onto it soon.
Investment at 8 per cent......... 47.875
another million bushels; this is out­
J. B. Warman has returned from
Actual value or average per
side of steamer shipments to Oriental
J. W. WIMER KILLED.
the head of McKay Creek, where 10 mile ................................................ »56458
Fnst-ciass Bowling Alievs
Tbe coffee habit is quickly over­
ports. Unless there is some activity
inches of snow fell a few days ago
O. R. (A N.
come by those who let Grain-O
in the foreign situation, there will be By Falling Tree Near Post. Crook inside of 24 hours. The sn jw is going
Best Billiard and Pool Tables
Total coot per mile............ »16.5*7 65
considerable carried over into next
take its place. If properly made
fast now. and grass is beginning to Total capital per mile........ 63.615.00
County, Last Week.
season. Quotations are for club
it tastes like tbe best of coffee. N o
Shooting and Throwing Gailer
Mrs. C. H. Spaugh, of Looking grow lustily. However, the hills arc Investment at 8 per cent.. 43.325 375
wheat 77c; bluestem. 88c, and valley
Glass, received a letter Sunday from overstocked and the grass has n-.
grain
coffee
compares
with
it
in
Actual
value
or
average
79 cents per bushel.
relatives at Post. Crook county, stat­ chance to do more than sprout, before per mile ................................ »51.338 903
flavor or healthfu ne-s.
ing that her father. J. W Wimer, was It is eaten off clear to the ground
Vusical entertainment evert !
The average upon the New England
Mr.
Warman
states
that
the
grass
TRY IT TO-DAY.
San Francisco. March 12.—There s accidentally killed last Thursday, by
r >ads per mile Is »663.25; upon the
evening
Best order maintained
nothing doing in the whev. market a falling tree, near that place, says was badly injured last fall by being sime basis the O. R. A N. shculc be 41 grocer«
; tic. eaJ rtc. twt p«r •
Temperance
refreshmen's and
here for California wheat. Buyers the Roseburg Review. Details of the over-pastured It was in many places taxed »603.27 per mile. But It is taxed
cigars.
have gone to new fields for wheat, accident are not at hand. Mr. Wi­ fairly pulled out by the roots by the only about »150 per mile *.n this coun­
and there is no doubt that they have mer was formerly a resident of Doug­ hungry cattle and sheep, with the re­ ty, or at a loss to the county. ** com­
Drop tn and while away voui
bought heavy In the northern mar­ las county, and is well remem bered sult that it does not project a growth
pared with New England, of »453 27
kets. as recent receipts show this by many of our citizens, At one time this spring that would amount to per mile.
spare time.
very clearly. Holders have not chang­ he lived on the Rancho del Rio on very much even If let alone for the
The railroad systems of Chlo, lr-
ed their ideas as to the value of their the North Umpqua River, later on the entire season
dlana. South Michigan. West New
product and are holding for higher Briggs place, near Canyonville, and
York and West Pennsylvania which
Real Estate Transfers.
prices. A great many doubt if there afterwards on F. B. Waite’s farm, a
32) acre», 2 miles fn>n> Pendleton,
constitute Group III. as shown In salj
is much wheat left, and that export­ few miles south of Roseburg. He was
Moses Taylor has sold to Joseph statistics, hsve an average net earn­ 163 iu wheat; hou«e, barn, windmill;
ers are well aware of this and are a successful dairyman and when he Blumgren. the consideration being ing of »2979 per mile is compared vlelils 3>i to 40 bushels; must be sold
ZJO a< m, w In bottom. •• wt to altnlU; R m
big orchard;
mtlM from r nil road .lauoc.
buying In Oregon and Washington moved to Crook county, five years »3,300. 200 acres in section 25. town­
won. »10,000.
with »3505.91 for the O. R. Ac N.
r.ua’
markets and the only buyers of home­ ago, he continued that vocation.
ship 4. range 35. The land lies two
no
«err«
and
.harp A 6ov -toe» raack:
160 acres, 1 mile from Pendleton,
Compared With Land.
grown grain are millers. About 1,000
ot waler,
miles southwest of Weston.
new bouse, makes good grain hav, plrnty
The
tax
per
mile
In
Michigan
being
Th
•>
qttartvr
»>
ctiona wbrat and alfalfa—
tons of wheat have come down by
Ashnaii J Vender has purchased
How’s This?
two miles out. I Sjag
»167.60. all the others ranging from »3,500
rail recently, to be distributed to some
of
Charles
T.
Weiss
for
»4.350.
120
’
.0
acrea
a
stuck
ranch with fl-w aummei
We •Ifer One Hundred Dollars Reward
1,120 acres on railroad, 720 acres ranee adjoining; running
waler, Stdou.
of the leading mills throughout the for any case of catarrh that cannot be acresln section 25. township 6, range »323.29 to »562.51. The rate of taxa
tion
in
other
states
may
be
higher
or
plowed
well
wa'ered,
yields
40
bush
­
a<-acrea-so In river bottom: at* milaa west
state. Quotations are lower and range cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
34
The property lies a mile and a
I
xo.
lower than In Oregon, but the fact re­ els. buildings, $26,200.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props.. Toledo. O. half southeast of Waterman.
from »1.45 to »1.50 per cental for ship­
U acrwa on ths Umatilla river, 11 miles out
mains that we receive far less tax
We. the undersigned- have known F. J.
460 acres, 1 mile to railroad station, 4UOO
ping qualities; milling. »1.55 to JI.60
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe
iso acres of wheat land, u miles from IVn
from
railroads
than
do
the
people
of
320
acres
cultivated,
balance
grazing
per cental.
Stock Farm for Sale.
him perfectly honorable In all business
rtoa. Iux*i
other states. To bring the compari­ with running water; good for grain . d M0
Wool Markets.
acres - a fam as I'ralrla (took ranch.
transactions and financially able to carry
We have the Jas. Lindsay farm, son nearer home, take for example and stock, Jb.OuO.
M0
acres; 100 tons ot bay in barn, (KUu.
any obllgatlona made by tbelr flrm.
Boston. March 12.—Trade in the out
WEST A TKL'AX. Wholesale Drnggista. near Alba for sale. It consists of 640 one acre of the best wheat land at a
3><0 acres, 5 miles from Pend eton,
wool market has not recovered from
acres
140 acres in timothy; more cost of »50. It will produce blannual-
Toledo. O
This la a partial Hat; I have many
part bottom laud, tunning water, a
the embargo recently placed upon it, WAI.DINO. KINNAN A MARVIN. Whole than 200 acres In wild hay. which will
ly 40 bushels, or an average of 80 cheap farm, $4,500
I other stock and wheat farms tor aale
sale Druggists, Toledo. O.
and although it was modified by the
grow
timothy.
A
portion
will
grew
bushels per annum. If It be owned
Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken Internally,
500-acre dairy ranch, makes 300 tons —CITY PROPERTY A SPECIALTY..
authorities, the effect was practically acting directly upon the blood and mu wheat and barley, balance pasture;
as an investment as a railroad Is
to cut off business while It was in cous surfaces of the ayatem Price 75e per abundance of water. All fenced; owned the owner would probably rent of hay, »4 750.
I have a long Hat of desirable lots
-force. The trade of the past week bottle. Bold by all drugglata. Teetlmonlals good buildings.
640-acre dairy ranch, 500 acres hay 1 evidences and business houses in lo
it
and
receive
for
It
one
third
of
the
has been principally with Massa'-hu- free.
calitieg to eult the buyer.
Will sell in one. two or three tracts. crop, or six and two-thirds bushels, meadow, »5,500.
Hall's Family Pills are the beet.
setts manufacturers and has been
Easy terms. Also the George Barn- which at 60 cents will yield him a
Phone Ilcxl KMi
I have a large list of city property
remained
fairly good. Prices have
hardt farm four miles up Wild Horse. gross income of »4.
(or sale aud rent. Before you close a
Notice.
Deducting
50
_____
_ Quotations:
_ ______
Territory. Ida-
steady.
BENTLEY & HARTMAN.
cents for the maintenance of land he deal call and see me at the Poatoffice.
We, the undersigned, will be In
ho. fine, 14@15c; fine medium, 16@
has a net Income of »3.5), or seven
for
Pendleton
within
a
few
weeks,
1614c; medium. 16@17c; Utah fine,
N. T. Conklin.
Real Estate Dealer.
Notice to Taxpayers.
per cent.
14@15c; fine medium, 16@17c; medi­ the purpose of purchasing three hund­
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
all
In
view
of
the
fat
ts
already
stated
um 17018c; Montana fine medium, red (300) more or less head of horses,
taxes for the year 1902 are now due and others that may be given, what
choice. 19@20c; average. 17@18c; for the United States cavalry, there­
and payable at the sheriff's office. value shall we place upon railroad
fore.
would
Instruct
owners
in
this
staple. 19© 20c; medium choice, 19@
vicinity, to get their horses in proper Taxes unpaid become delinquent on property? If wfe take the farmers
California
20c;
average, 17@18c.
”*
‘
It Is Time to Plant
April 1. No' rebate after March 15. land at »15 per acre, at what shall
northern choice, 20@21c; average. shape to conform to the following re­
we
take
the
company's
road?
I
firm
­
By
order
of
county
court.
Your Garden Seeds
17@18c; middle counties, 15@16c; quirements:
ly believe that the facts given are
T. D. TAYLOR. 8herlff.
Geldings—Roans, light and dark
southern, 12@13c; fall, 16@17c. Or
true and the conclusions drawn there­
Now, but your ground must
sorrel, and other hardy colors. They
egon eastern, staple. 17® 19c.
We sell the greatest of blood puri­ from fair. I expect to take railroad
London. March 12.—The second must be sound, gentle under the sad­
be bioken and made fit to re­
property at exactly the same propor­
series of the wool auction sales open­ dle, with free and prompt action at fiers, Acker's Blood Elixir, under a tion of Its value that I take all other
positive
guarantee.
It
will
cure
all
ceive t tem. If you haven't
ed today with a large number of buy­ the walk, trot and gallop; without de­
property.
ers present. Competition «»s spir fect or blemish; of kind disposition, chronic and other blood poisons. If
C. P. STRAIN.
you
have
eruptions
or
sores
on
your
the proper implements, you
ited. The offerings numbered 12,697. to weigh not less than 950 pounds,
Assessor of Umatilla County.
Cross-breeds were taken freely by the nor more than 1150 pounds, from 15 body, or are pale, weak or run down,
can select anything in this
home trade. Some fine half-breds hands 1 inch to 16 hands high; from it Is Just what you need. We refund
Injured by Horae.
money
if
you
are
not
satisfied.
50
were taken by American buyers at four (4) to eight (8) years of age;
line from our high grade
cents and »1.00 F. W. Schmidt & Co.,
W. C. Wade, of Eureka Hal. was re­
the highest rates.
suitable for the United States cav- druggists.
ceived at the Walla Walla hospital
stock ol spades, rakes, hoes,
airy.
Tuesday night, suffering from a se­
If you desire a good complexion use
date
We will notify you later, the
reels, watering pots, rollers,
One hundred relatives and friends vere wound in the groin, inflicted by
Mokl Tea, a pure herb drlnk.^ It acts we want the horses brought in for
of Miss Margaret Commersford, of a saddle horn. The injured man was
makes
the
skin
on the liver and
trowels, Etc.
inspection.
Newark, N. J, intend to give up a riding a horse on the flat Monday,
smooth and clear. Cures sick head-
Yours truly.
portion of their cuticle to supply 300 when the animal reared and fell on
aches. 25 cts. and 50 cts. Money re­
HENRY OLDENSTADT,
square inches of skin for the girl, him. He was taken to Prescott in
funded If it does not
— satisfy
- - you.
HERMAN METZGER,
who was seriously Injured in the col­ a hack and brought to this city on thJ
Write to W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo,
For further particulars, write to lision at the Clifton avenue crossing evelng train.—Walla Walla States­
N. Y, for free sample. W. H- Schmidt
on February 1#.
man.
Herman Metzger, Portland Ora.
A Co., druggists .
ST. JOE STORE.
NEW SPRING GOODS
Die nicest line we nave ever shown
E-ch day brings us
shipment of new goods; our shelves are now loaded with new
Dress Goods, Waistings, White Goods, Percales, Ginghams,
Underwear. Hos;ery, New Hats. Clothing New Neckwear,
Notion- of ail kinds, Beautiful Laces, new patterns and de­
signs, Belts—in fact, almost anything you can calf for. We
s-.-lecti'l the>e goods personaliy’and with great care, hence we
have al. the new things that the markets have to offer, and as
we p id ••pot cash we do not hesitate to say we can save all
who t*ior us with thur patronage at least 20 per cent on what
they wonld pay eLewhere for the same grade of goods.
The Lyons Mercantile Company
Keruemter:— 1 hr largtwt stock of goods in the city to aelect from
MANHOOD RESTORED “CIMIEK"
Real Estaie is tin
Ba>e uf all Wrahh
ROBINSON’S
AMUSEMENT
PARLORS
Farms and
Ranches
Land For Sale
E. T. WADE,
bOt-D BY TALLMAN A CO, DRUGGISTS, PENDLETON. OREGON.
THE BEST MANUFACTURING COMPANY
SI EAM AND HOUSE POWER
COMBINED HARVESTERS
As McCormick wag tbe original inventor of the reaper and head­
er. »u »u 'Beef th«- original investor ot tbe first successful Com­
bined Harvester.
Me wish to call the attention of our friends who contemplate
purchasing a Side-Hili Combined Harvester the coming season, that
we are still in tbe iead in the way of improvemeats, in harvesting
machinery, and which our tanner friends have rightfully named the
KING OF TILE FIELD.’’ Alter watching its work In the field the
past sixteen years, and for the season ot 1903 It will be stui better,
as we have made a number of valuable improvements.
The MACHINE is the stronest and most durable made.
IMPROVED DRIVE WHEELS—6 feet 4 inches high. 23 Inch Di«.
RUNAWAYS—are a rare Uung with us. There is a brake os
main drive wheel, which is controlled by the driver.
HEADER—is driven independently from the grain wheel of sep­
arator. and is arranged with a clutch for throwing In and out of gear
when turning corners.
THE SEPARATOR—We wish to call your attention particular^
to the separating qualities of our machine. We claim that no other
combined harvester on the market can In any way compare wtth it
forspeed and thoroughness of work, in all kinds and conditions of
grain, and will require less team to operate iL
AUTOMATIC GOVERNOR—Our patent wind governor on the
fans governs the blast so that at any speed at which the harvester
may be traveling, the wind is automatically regulated and prevents
cloging the shoe and carrying the grain over in hte straw.
We take pleasure In inviting you to call on Temple A WUcaa.
Pendleton, and make a personal inspection of each and every part of
our machines before placing your orders. Every machine warrant­
ed to do all we claim for it and to be first-class ni evry respect.
TEMPLE & WILCOX,
Local Agents
SMITH’S NEW SADDLES
Are now ready for your in­
spection. It you are think­
ing of buying a saddle come
in, see the solid made sad­
dles and inspect the materi­
al and workmanship
They
are without a doubt the finest
collection of saddles ever
shown tn Pendleton.
A
special point with us is low
prices
J. A. SMITH
218 COURT STRUT
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