DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
STOREKEEPER BOUND AND
MAXIMUM RATES MAY RESULT
MOST POPULAR LADY CLERK
SOUTH DAKOTA MAN ASKS
Almost everybody who read« the news­
GAGGED AND SAFE LOOTEO.
FROM THE PORTAGE CONTEST.
TO BE SELECTED.
ABOUT SADDLE HORSES. papers ia fcurc to know of the wonderful
cures made by Dr.
I
Ii Kilmer's
Swamp-
Twenty-five Carloads of Sheep Being East Oregonian Will Furnish Free Portland Chamber
of
Commerce Nervy Procedure Last Saturday Night Increasing Sale, for Light Weight
by Robbers of Whom There la no
li Root, the great kirl-
Loaded Today and Eleven Carloads
Saddlers to Be
Works Into the Combination—Rail-
Transportation and Two Weeks' Ex­
Raised by Cas Rogers on But­
Used for Polo
[1 ney, liver and blad-
Trace—Only Secured Thirty-eight
of Cattle Will Be Loaded Tomor-
road People Deny Interference.
Ponies and in
ter Creek. Sired by a thorough­
penses at Hotel Flavel to Success­
Herding Cattle—
r der reme«iy.
Dollars.
His dam
It is the great med­ bred Kentucky Jack.
ful Candidate in Coming Contest.
Want Something Better Than Ca-
Portland. Or«‘gon. May 16.—The
ical triumph of the was a large Maltese Jenny
nadian
Ponies.
Adams had a session with two bold
nineteenth century ;
Echo, May 14.—O. F. Bacon, or
Beginning about June 15. the East open-river committee of the Cham­
He will make the present se<>
discovered after years
Boise. Idaho, is here for the purpose Oregonian will open a contest to se­ ber of Commerce, at
a special highwaymen on Saturday evening, in
A «-orrespondent of th«* Breeders'
son
at my place three miles North­
of
scientific
research
of shipping a lot of sheep which he
which pistols, gags and
midnight
lect th«* most popular lady clerk in the meeting of the trustees of that body
Gazette in South Dakota writes the
by Dr. Kilmer, the east of Pendleton on Wild Horse
has purchased here and in the vicin­
cries featured most predominently.
y«‘sterday, recommended that retali­
eminent kidney and Creek.
ity of Heppner. He will load about city of Pendleton.
About 8:30 Saturday evening, Har- following letter of Inquiry about
The winner of this contest will be atory measures be adopted against
25 cars here on the 15th Inst. The
vey Richardson, of the flrm of Rich­ breeding a special kind of horse in bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
Terms
I to to insure live colt.
furnished free transportation from
sheep will be shipped to Idaho for i
those transportation lin«*s which are ardson Brothers, prepared to close that state, and receives the appended successful in promjitly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and
pasture and later sold In the Chicago Pendleton and from Flavel. Ore­ alleged to halt* employtxl an agent the store for the night. The store
reply:
gon. one of the most popular seaside
Bright s Disease, which is the worst
market.
resorts in the state, and will lx* fur to Invoke th«» referendum to defeat building is a large brick structure
To The Gazette.—I would like to get form of kidney trouble.
L. Stubblefield is loading two cars nished free hotel accommodations for the portage railroad appropriation with old-fashioned Iron shutters <>n
Dr. Kilmer 1 Swamp-Root is not rec­
before the magic touch of
of fat steers here today, and will load
the windows in front and rear
Mr. a good horse to cross with some nice
OWNER
two weeks at Hotel Havel, one of the bill.
ommended for every thing but if you have
Richardson
closed
the
shutters
another
cat
Saturday
These
go
to
on
While
no
names
were
mentioned
in
chunky
pony
mares
to
try
to
rais»-
a
Newbro’s Herpicide, the
most famous seaside hotels on the
kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be I---------------------------------------
the Seattle market
the front windows and locking the
the
rejKirt,
the
discussion
which
fol-
coast.
horse or ¡tony suitable for the ranch found just the remedy you need. It has
latest scientific discovery.
T. C. Benson will load eight cars
front door, proceeded to the back of
The East Oregonian takes this lowed its presentation showed clearly
and
cow pony trade, and if I «an raise lieen tested in so many ways, in hospital
of
fat
steers
at
this
place
tomorrow
he
room,
where
he
started
to
close
It kills the dandruff germs.
work and in private practice, and has
method of presenting a two weeks va that th«» transportation line Indicated the shutters on the back
them
good enough som«* may go as proved »o successful in every* case that a
tor the Portland market.
windows,
free of all charges, to some was the <). R A N. Co., whose Inter­
cation,
Destroy the cause, you re.
Arrangements are complete for the
ests. it is said, would to some extent As he stepped out of the door he polo ponies, which are always in good special arrangement lias lieen marie by
lady clerk of the city.
24702
banquet to be given here tomorrow
»as commanded by two men to thiow d< maud In this locality, bringing which all reader» of this paper, who have
move the effect. Kill the
The readers of the ¡taper can make suffer by the construction of the
by the Arlington Hotel, and a great
up his hands.
Rtxrcisn! anl
Record ; n.
not already tried it. may have a sample
their choice of the person to enjoy portage railway
dandruff germ, and your
from
$75
to
$125
for
goo»l
ones
Good
time is anticipated.
From now on things are hazy
He
Btr«-otOi (on »atMlili», p (4). 2:1»^S Pbil
The retaliatory measure proposed
bottle sent free by mail, also a brx>k tell­
this outing and the goods will be de
bolted into the store and ran Into handy well broken hors«-s are the ing more alxiut Sw-amp-Ro«rt, and bow to ». •.':l»%;|W.Utoi>i C. ZSFL sad Charley a ,
hair will grow abundantly.
livered when the seashore season by the committee was tne invocation the office. which is a little
trial l>>.Zd7.
WOOL MARKET CONDITIONS.
room, right kind This country Is fast set find out if vou have k vlney or bladder trou­
of th«* initiative on a maximum rate
S t . A mthont . I daho . Doe. 1, "BA
Bay »tall on; H.I Lands LlgL; w»:<La I ji
opens.
wainscote«!
for
about
three
feet
n
t
IleruH Mk* .!<*• *U that
claim foe iU It
I-*»
Br- • by Sn Ith Bolley
tling up with what might be called ble. When writing mention reading this ir>un*l.
The date of the outing can be ar- bill, which it was stated would afforu
h.t* leaned my head from dandruff, and left
Koacbnrs.
Oregon.
glass the rest of the way to the cell­
generous offer in this J'aper and send your
my hair due and soft. O haxgb M. L bombiiu
Growers and Buyers Still Shying at range«! to suit the convenience of the soni« compensation to those farmers,
small
ranchmen
and
the
most
of
them
The robbers followed Richard­
business men and ship|x»rs who would ing
address to Ds. Kilmer
Each Other, and the Result Is More winner.
Foe Sale st all Fuvt-ClaM Drug Stores.
Will stand Bonner N. B. for the
As they have & Co., Binghamton,
son into the office by forcing the door are making money
i Details of the contest will lx’ an- l>e deprived of the lower freight rat«-«
Here Richardson ran behind the safe from 106 to 500 head of rattle they N. V. The regular
or Less in Doubt.
accruing
from
the
building
of
the
por
­
nounced later.
SEASON OF 1903
and attempted to draw his gun. when nearly all < au afford good saddle fifty-cent and one-
The warehousemen are beginning
Flavel is about 15 miles north of tage road.
to get busy with this season's woo)
the robbers shot him through the
at
the
folloving place« on the fol­
Mr.
Lytle,
president
of
the
Colum
­
dollar size bottles are
Astoria on the beach and Is one of the
MONDAY'S LOCALS.
clip. The Scouring Mills received 17
third finger of his right hand
Rich­ horses and they want them and are sold by all good druggists. Don't make lowing days:
most popular resorts on th«» Or gon bia Southern Railway, says that while
?ars yesterday and about 15 today.
the opponents of the portage road ardson's gun was struck tip and dis­ willing to pay good prices for them, anv mistake, but remember the name.
Allen Bros, have move«! to Huron The Independent Warehouse is almost coast It is reached by rail from As- claimed It could not be constructed charged into the cetling
but the kind they »ant are horses Swamp-Root. Iff*. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, Helix, every Monday.
and during the summer months
for the summer.
.Hied with wool and the Furnish I torla
for
$165.'"
“
«.
the
amount
appropriated
that weigh from 95« to 1.000 pounds, .»nd tile addrew». Bingluimton N. Y., on Athens, every Wednesday.
the beach is crowded with visitors
Bound and Gagged.
Thomas Gahagan is in Walla Walla jouse has Its share. All of the near­
every l«ottle
i he knew of responsible railroad con-
well broken with good action and a
The
robbers
overpowered
the
store
­
today on a business trip.
by growers arc beginning to haul and
; tractors who would take the contract
Adams, every Friday
keeper
and
bound
him
securely
with
kind di»p«iaitioD, carrying
COMING CELEBRATION
C. E. McLellan was in the city Sun shearing Is well under way
at that figure. .Mr Lytle said also
some
cotton
clothesline
and
large
amount
of
flwh
—
something
The
public
sales
will
take
place
on
Pendleton, at City Livery
that he was. |w>rsonally. quite certain
day, from his Tutuilla farm
binding twine Then, tearing a »mall
C. B. Williamson, of Weston, is th« the 25th and 26th of this month and Names of the Men Who Are to Man­ that the roa«i could easily be built 1 curtain from the office window, they block order but not enough to make
Stables, every Saturday
in June 12 and 13.
for the amount named.
age It. Given Below.
guest of the Hotel Pendleton.
them clumsy or awkward
used
it
ax
a
gag.
binding
it
in
place
and Sunday
Some of the growers show a ten-
The
trustees
of
the
Cham
President R Alexander has ap|>oint-
B. A. .Morgan, of Adams, came dowr iency to hold their wool at prices
with two large bandana handker-
I have lx-en told that a Morgan or
itoniser 5 B jdo n'?aiu|er to uon« MOb. u*v
her
of
Commerce
accepted
th«
to see the ball game yesterday.
.«c
a rttmiaeat fervor in
a*4
nucli in advance of the last year clip. ed the following committ«‘es to man- report of the open river commit- chiefs, one over the gag and one over Hackney would make a good cross
br«cOin< $b Uta acet.oo al nee |M
.Mr. and .Mrs. McIntyre, of Weston As much as three cents advance has age the Fourth of July celebration in tee and by resolution authorized It the eyes
with the kind of mares I have What
all its d«*tails
The committees will
The robbers now turned their at-
aie visitiug friends in the city.
Teras: $15 for season; $25 to insn re
teen demanded. These men allege
go to work at once and will be read« to tak<* immediate steps to submit to tention to the sate, which had not could a good horse of this kind tie
'hanged
market
conditions
and
higher
Mr. and Mrs. Grant All«'u. of Amity
' the |Hxip)e the initiative of a maxi­
'
bought
for
and
about
»bat
is
their
to
report
progress
at
the
next
meet
­
yet been closed. From It and the cash
J. ERVIN & CO ,
trices in every line. The woolbuyers
«••re visitors in the city Sunday.
mum-rate bill, if in their opinion the
ing of the Progressive Club:
OWMKkS
register they took $38 leaving b«*hin«l usual «eight and height?
portage
railway
was
at
all
endanger
­
.Mr. and Mrs. O. M Richmoml ar« tre loath to pay a large advance at
Committee of General Arrange­
a couple of checks They then blew
Pendleton,
PERCY E POLLARD
this time.
ed
by
th«*
opposition
visiting in the city from Weston.
ments— L. G. Frazier, chairman; M.
out the lamp and taking an iron box
The estimated sales for this year
Butte Co . 8. D.
A Rader. Thomas Ayres. Kasper Van
S. M. Harrington, ot Pilot Rock
For Maximum Railway Tariffs.
i from the safe and Richardson's pistol.
s very uncertain, and the number of
Remarks—If our
«■orres pondent
Dran. E P. Dodd and Al. Ogg
was a visitor in the city on Sunday.
;
went
out
of
the
back
door,
closed
the
The report of the open-river com- <
xtunds disposed of depends on the at-
Fiuance Committee—By a motion miltee «»« as folio»»
: shutters and made off in the dark-1 i wanted to breed draff horses would
Mrs. G. F. Henderson, of Moscow
Bude of the growers. If they hold
of the Progressive Club .Mr Alexander | "To the President and Trustees of | ; ness
Idaho, is visiting friends in the city
he not n*ek a draft sire? It he want­
oo high the buyers will let the clip
was made chairman of thia commit­ the Chamber of Commerce: Your |
Mr Richardson, left alone in the
ay
over.
Anything
in
reason,
how-
J. W. Sawyer, of Walla Walla, is
I
ed
t obreed trotter» would he not use
tee. The other members are Joe committee begs leave to report that ' store, rolled to the safe door and
\\ hen you drive to Pendleton put
visiting in the city for a short time >ver, will be paid. However, as the
Hoch. Louis Hunziker and 8. R we view with apprehension the ef | . managed to work the gag from his Ia trotting stallion* As he wants to
jour team up at the
J. W. Sawyer, of Walla Walia, is wool grades well, the clip is heavy Thompson
breed saddle horse« doe» it not »«em
fort that is now being made to ini ok« ' . mouth by rubbing it against the cor-
in the city todav en route to Boise ind the good prices prevail from the
Committ«*« on Orator—Lee Teutsch. the referendum on the measure pass | * ner of the sate door Having cleared sensible to him to use a saddle sta!
vuyer to the grower it is expected
City.
Cohen and Ed Best ed by the last session of the legisla- ; < his voice, he rolled to the front ot I lion* If breeding for a purpose and
hat the crop will be quickly disposed chairman. Icon
horn.
Miss May Waleh. of Walla Walla of
| tut«- authorizing the building ot a I the store, «here he succeeded in at-
At l«ortage railroad around the rapids at i trading the attention of a chance t U> a type is worth anything in drafi
Commit t«*e on Privileges— W
spent Sunday in Pendleton, visiting
Court St., opposite Court House
ljtmjkin. Celilo We feel that the effort so far ' ¡»asserby after having l>een
kinson. chairman; F W
bound . horse», in trotting horses in running
friends.
Frank Frazier.
I horses. It is also of value in produc-
CHENEY DAIRY RANCH SOLD.
A. C. McKinnon, of Amity. Poll
made is inspired by the transporta­ ' about half an hour.
Hay» per Team 25 Cents
The robbers were wise in their ac : Ing saddle horve* Our <orrespondeut
Committee on Sports—Charles J tion lines whose interests would suf I 1
county. was a visitor in Pendletor
I
dons,
and
took
only
»
hat
could
not
Ferguson,
chairman.
George
Harf
’arties From Alberta Pay $28.000 for
Sunday.
fer by the construction of the portage
man. Roy Ritner. C. A
Epptnger. ■ railway
be identlfi«-d
They left behind the I states that be has been a reader of
800 Acres and Full Equipment.
A. J Ijeiand. the freight agent ol
"harles Bond end Chari«*» Bean
checks
and
the
proprietor's watch. I this journal for several years, and he
“It is well to consider at this time
the Chicago A Northwestern, is it
Walter Lyman and son and H E
Committte on Music and (fencing
The iron box they carried away with I must therefore know that there is a
that
the
majority
of
Oregon
’
«
popu
­
the city.
4a)). of Cagaría. Alberta
Canada, C. C Sharp. Charles Cole. E M Ly
lation reside west of the Cascade them was of no value, as It contained I treed of saddle horses a half-century
lave bougat the soOacre dairy faim ms. John Italy and Fred Noli
Miss Kate Welsh, of Walla Walla
range and that by invoking the ref­ Insurance pap'r»
old In its foundations and bred with
was in the city yesterday the guest >wne«l by G. W and T J Cheney
Committee on Liberty Car an<l erendum the measure will be acted
Sheriff T. D. Taylor went to Adams
or $28.000.
of friends.
skill under the fostering care of the
Floats—John Hailey. Jr chairman
yesterday
and
spent
the
day
in
iook-
The farm
is located on McKay T. C. Taylor. W J Clark F W Vlu- upon by the people west of the meun- I ing for some clue to the robbers, but American Saddle Horse Breeders' As-
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Alien, of Mos
Lains
who.
as
a
matter
of
fact,
have
cow, are the guests of the Golder ■reek, about two miles from Pendle- cent and Ott«i Boettcher
One man was ar­ sociation He can learn the facts
no materia) or direct interest in the I 'ould find none
on. and is the largest dairy farm in
Rule hotel.
Committee on Ixxige Represents building ut this portage railway and rested at Helix, but told a satisfactory
about these horse» as to size, weight
he vicinity. With the land was sold tion—Thomas Fitz Gerald, chairman
story and was released. The night
J. A. Careson, of Kamela. will leave
he 100 head of dairy cows. 15 horses J E Beam. I- B Reeder. J W Malo­ may through this lack of self-interest was very dark and the robbers were height by corresponding with breed
in a few days for an extended visii
on the ¡an of Western Oregon, be ;a
ind farming and dairy implements.
ney and T F. Howard
to Tillamook.
danger of defeat, and by such def ”* seen but Indistinctly by Mr Richard- ers who advertise them in our bus
The Cheney
“
brothers reserved
He ran obtain
deprive Eastern Oregon and tj.e In­ son before they bound his eyes so ness columns
.Miss Campbell aud Miss Clark ibout 100 acres of land from the
land Empire of th ■ benefits of ■ iwer that at the present time the author! same information about Morgans
two of Weston's young ladies are
GOLD
ORE
FROM
SUSANVILLE.
anch and will make of it a country
ties
have
no
clue
upon
which
to
work.
freight rates which would ac*t,i» tn-m
Pendleton visitors.
tome, It is their intention to go to
Hackneys in a similar way Ed
t-LUST RATED
Rev. Robert Diven returned Satur
he coast for the rest of the summer, Quartz Freighted Eighty-Four Mile« the building of the poragc railway.
artte
We
therefore
sugg«*st
that
this
com
­
TO SETTLE THE COUNTRY
C irculara
day evening from a brief visit tc
nd upon their return in the fall to
En Route to Tacoma.
mittee be authorized, as soon as it as-
Goldendale, Washington.
dther build a residence in town or
F M Anderson and Robert Scott «-ertained that the referendum ««a C. M. Pierce, of Weston. Says the Pop­
D. W. Knox will leave tomorrow foi >uy property here where they will reached town last night with about this measure is legally submitten »o
AT THE CAMP MEETING.
nake their home
ulation Should Be Doubled.
Meacham, where be has se-cured em
6'Mu. and left it all night in the Ore- the people to at ince pro -e I tn In-
The men buying the place are old
ployment for the summer.
C. M Pierte is in town cn route to Interesting Session« and increas'ng
ton feed yard on West Webb street vok«- the initiative of a maximum
He has Just returned from
Miss Nellie Eckersly. of Cove '.airymen and conducted a large bitt­ Il took eight horses from 11 o'clock rate bill a» the on'y mean» of afford­ Weston
Attendance.
er dairy an«l creamery at Cagaría
Hoi ljike much improved in health.
Union county, is visiting her sister
on Sunday last until 11 o'clock last ing the relief »ought for
The first Sunday at the camp was
They
will
carry
on
the
business
of
the
Mr
Pierce
1»
manager
of
the
Westoa
.Mrs. E. B. Conklin, for a few days.
night to haul the treasure 8" mile»
"OPEN RI’.’EP r'OMMITTEF "
well filled with Interesting services.
?heney brothers as they find it and
Real Estate Association
He »ays
E. Thompson, one of Walla Walla'f ittempt to enlarg«» The daily output end it weighed 9 43o pounds
Disciaims All Interest.
that he finds bomeseekers are going The campers accepted the weather
The
treasure
consisted
of
two
largi
young banking men. visited his moth
<ond¡lions with good grace and little
>f the dairy at the present time is
and strongly built wagon» loaded
The O R A N. through Prridcnt to Walla Walla and other Washington complaint is heard
er and brother in this city yesterday
ibout 13<* gallons and this amount
totalities
W«-ston
and
other
point«
in
$13,456,960 Insurance it Pone
with concentrate« from the Badger A 1. .Mohler. has discleam«-1 aay in-
At 9 a m yesterday the second ses­
A. C. Funk, deputy sheriff in T. I. vill be increased
mine at Susanville, and billed for W terest in the referendum movement. ('matilia county could direct a con- sion of the conference convened
H M. RICE. Freevater
Taylor’s office, is quite sick at hit
siderable
portion
if
this
stream
of
u Rust, of th« Tacoma Smelting C.i Mr .Mohler insists tha> 10" ORA
After the roll «all and aaatHg of
Area*, foe VmaUlla •'«only
room in the courthouse. with tonsili
DEATH OF AN OLD SETTLER
The ore was in small sacks, each N could, if necessary, e >c.petc with homeswkers by properly presenting delettate». the hour eras given to a re­
JI*. »• ««:. City tgant lor Pen dtetow
tte.
Few of
about the size of a 5^1-pound flour sack the ¡Hirtage railway ari has not An­ her natural advantages
port from the Spokane Sanitarium
W. E. Collier and wife arrived ovei Mexander Adams Passed Away To- and was estimated at from $7<> to $>" elali? concerned its«It au.m: the prop­ thoM> who are coming west have ever
This report showed the insti'u.ion
from Pendleton this morning on t
What Is
day After a Long illness.
per sack.
Each wagon hauled 4‘i osition and will no* ùo so tinti! tl.e heard of Umatilla cog tty
to be In a prosperous financial -land­
needed
is
judicious
advertising
visit to friends—La Grande Chroni
He
______ _____
vain - __ of emergency arises
Alexander Adams, one of Pendie- tacks, so that the estimated
ing while Its medical and spiritual
cle.
says that farm lands near Weston
’.on's old pioneers, passed away at the two loads was in round numbers
Influence are expanding in due pro­
have
not
materially
advanced
in
value
George W. Benson, ex-county clerk ils home today at 11 o'clock, after a IS.000.
portion
TURKESTAN ALFALFA.
during
the
past
several
years
He
of Union county, was in the city yes
The Badger Mining Company has
eng illness. His death resulted from
Elder Burg, president of the West
know, of but one Eastern «mlgran*
terday, the guest of Professor Roy in attack of paralysis, though he had one of the richest mines in this part
Oregon conference, preached at 11
New Variety for This Country, But who has settled there of late
"Why."
Conklin.
if
the
state
and
the
ore
that
makes
>een sick for a long time before the
a m
His theme was God's Glorious
Apparently a Success.
said Mr Pierce, “we are in the rain
Today I offer the following city and
*.he two loads sent here is ore that
Mrs. O. F. Thompson, of Butter *nd came this morning.
Purpose Concerning His People "
R ALEXANDER. Sole Agent
country property;
belt
at
Weston
Our
elevation
is
Thomas
Gahagan
has
at
his
office
Creek, has returned to her home
Mr. Adams came to Pendleton tas been milled, but from which the
It
Is
noticeable
in
all
these
discour
­
1.8>,'
feet
If
we
had
properly
adver
­
in
the
Bently.
Hartman
Abstract
$2"
per
acre
for
choice
lfiOacre
fam
after a visit with friends and relativet luring the early TOs, and has lived told could not be extracted by the
ses that the speakers confine them­
building, a sample of Turkestan al- tised our resources and kept them be­
about one mile from city limits
in Pendleton.
selves strictly to the Bible as the
lere since with the exception of a acilities at the mine; hence it is
fore
the
public
there
is
no
reason
why
talfa. grown without the aid of Irri­
new house.
Architect Troutman has gone tc ,hort time spent in his old home in »hipped to Tacoma to the smelter gation. on the top of a hill above the we should not double our population basis of every subject
he East He was 67 years old at the there
Professor Prescott t>egan at 3 p m $16.600 for <00 scree part bottom. Im
Athena with the plans for a new
Do you know
It is 84 miles from Susanville to penitentiary at Walla Walla The within a few years
ime of his death.
a Bible study upon the Sanctuary as
proved: $50 acres tn wheat, (
church, which will be built there it
that crops have never failed at Wes
Besides his aged wife, six children Pendleton and fwi miles from Baker sample .Mr Gahagan has is fully two
R< lated to the Gospel.” Friends from
acres fine orchard; 10 minute*
the near future.
tion*
We
can
raise
3<>
to
4<*
bushels
and
a
half
feet
tall
anil
is
not
yet
ful
­
urvive: Richard George and Robert, ’itv to Susanville, but the comi>any
out.
Mrs. L. C. Henroid. of Walla Walla
All that the city formed a fair proportion of
ach year hauls ore here »here It ly grown. It differs from the com of corn to the acre there
iving in this «-ounty. while another
tte afternoon audience, and were $10.000—32o acres of first-class whea*
visited in Pendleton yesterday
is
needed
is
to
let
the
Eastern
public
mon
species
of
alfalfa
in
that
the
chips
_ . to Tacoma
- - -- over the Washington top root 1» shorter and does not go to know of Umatilla county's merits and Icard to express their appreciation
land, improved; crop goes wttfc
A. W. Dawnar. of McKay, was it. on resides in Wyoming One daugh- t Columbia
River railroad The ore
er is in Dakota and one in Missouri.
place; only two miles ouL
the city yesterday
will soon see the country settled of the clear and forcible way in which
It
was
such
depths
in
the
earth
a
I
we
stored
heie
in
the
warehouse
until
the subject «as ¡.resented
The funeral will be held tomorrow,
SLEW—a new bouse and lot In hot
J. C. Bartlett, of Drewsey. Harney inder the auspices of the 1. O. O. F.. i carload has accumulated, when It gro»-n <>n the crown of the hill and in tip
The dally Bible study at 2:3 * p m
tom.
the common white soil of the Walla
•■ounty. has returned to his horn« if which order he was an old anti s shipped to the smelter
li a prominent feature of the me-t ng $1S<'> and up for lots oa south side
WILL TAKE A »ACATION.
after a short visit with friends in thir lonored member.
luist Sunday seven wagons started Walla country.
and all Bible
students would find A nice business which paya, for about
The owner mowed 9" tons from 46
city, and in Weston
rom Susanville bound for Whitney,
profit in attendance
$1.200. Two other business opea
All
the
Member»
of
a
Pendleton
Busi
­
acres
last
year
an«l
got
a
second
crop
«here they will ship over the Sum it­
of Portland
Miss Maude Miller,
Knew He Was a Poker Player,
“The Unchanging Law of Love"
inga
for seed
This year the first crop
ness Firm Quit Business for Four was the theme of Elder Snyder's dis­
er
Valley
railroad
and
transfer
visited friends in Pendleton Sunday
"That man is a poker player." said
will be allowed to seed. If the alfalfa
The
Susauvllle
district
is
tributary
having stopped over on her way t<
Months.
course in the evening
he elevated road ticket seller after
will grow on top of the Walla Walla
N. T. Conklin.
her home in Dayton.
Today th«- confervne«- passed eso­
ie had pushed a bit of pasteboard to Pendleton and the mines draw a hills. Mr. Gahagan thinks It ought to
The butcher shop of Schwartz &
;reat
deal
of
their
supplies
from
lutions intended to strengthen the ed­
—:At Psetofftcs. :—
Rev. Jonathan Edwards, who is now hrough th - window to a hurried .-nan
Greulich.
closed
its
doors
today
for
Sere. Several more trips will be flourish all over the Umatilla valley
in attendance at the Congregational •arrylng a suit case. "There's a great
four months while the four members ucational and health institutions with- Phons, Red 277.
nade by the transfer men this sum
Congress at Seattle, is expected leal to be .earned from tht way a pas
of the firm take a much needed vaca­ it. her borders, whose special work
FREEWATER TIMES SOLD.
home next Wednesday-
linger lays down his fare. Take that rner, and they carry back with them
tion. The present firm was organized is the training of missionaries for
trovisions and supplies of various
in 1891 by H W Schwartz. Frank J. all lands
hap who just dropped his ticket into
Mrs. 8. Smith, of Portland, has gone
kinds after having stored their car F. R. Fuller, of Pendleton. Will Take Greulich. John F. Greulich. and Chas.
to Walla Walla for a week's visit be chopper's box. He i>aid lor one <oe» of ore in the warehouse. The
Charge Tomorrow.
Strawberry Picking Begins.
icket with a quarter, getting four
Greulich. and since that time the
with friends. She has been the guest
lickels in change. The thing that "en are paid $7 a ton for the transfer
The first strawberry picking of the
Frank R Fuller, who has occupied boys have not had a satisfactory va­
of Mrs. F. J. Tweedy ot this city.
,ave him away was the way he laid it the ore from the mines to the the ixwitlon of foremen of the East cation. If away for a month or six season in Umatilla county will begin
Judge A. J. Bartholomew, the coun
The average man warehouses.
lown his coin,
Oregonian mechanical department for weeks they continually bad their In the Freewater neighborhood to­
ty judge of Morrow county, has re
■laps his nickel down and let.t it lie.
several months, will take charge of minds on their business and could morrow The berries are exceptional­
turned to his home in Heppner, aftei
VALUABLE NEWSPAPER FILE-5
Tnis man held his nickel curved in
ly large and the crop is good
the Freewater Times tomor.ow. While not enjoy their rest.
a visit with friends in Pendleton.
he first joint of his forefingers and
Now they have decided to simply
the deal for the plant Is not yet closed
Mrs. Eliza Imbrie. the grand chief ossed it gently toward me across the Major J. D Slater, of La Grande. Mr. Fuller goes to Freewater with the "shut up shop" for a time in order to
SO DIFFERENT.
of the Rathbone Sisters, has returnee 'ounter with 'reverse English'—the
Makes Present to Oregon ;4itirri<.t* expectation of becoming owner of the get a complete rest. The four mem­
to her home at Hillsboro, after a visit rick of a ¡Hiker player who can flip
bers of the flrm will visit the Sound Lots of Claima Like Thia But no Dif-
paper within a few weeks.
Society.
with Mrs William Beagle, of this i chip upon a table and make it set-
country and California, or wherever
He
Is
a
steady,
capable
man
and
the
ferent—Local Proof is What Pen-
l.a Grande. .May 16.—Major J. D.
city.'
le to the fraction of an inch, He
people of that thriving little city can their fancy leads. The place of busi­
Cor. Court and Main tot.
die ton People Want
Slater,
ol
l.a
Grande,
has
sent
to
the
M. L. Fix and family have had the lidn't take the nickel that way inten­
rest assured that he will give them ness will be open again about the
Judd Block
historical
Society
at
Portland,
a
There
are
a
great
many
_______
of them
middle of September, when the many
smallpox for the past nine weeks tionally. It’s simply a habit.”—New
round volume of files of the paper ed­ all the news all the time in a most patrons of the place will And the same
Every paper has its share.
The quarantine has been raised and York Evening Post.
readable form. The best wishes of a
ited
by
his
father,
the
late
ex-senator
Statements hard to believe, harder
al) the members of the family have
host of Pendleton friends. Including accommodating flrm as of old. ready
Slater, at Corvallis
The paper *.v is
to prove.
entirely recovered.
to serve them.
Otto Turner Resigns.
first called The Democratic Crisis the entire East Oregonian force goes
What people say in Florida.
with him in his new field.
Professor J. C. Rogers, of College
Otto F. Turner, who has been for founded in 1859 by T. Odeneal. and
Public expressions from California.
MONEY. NOTES AND ACCOUNTS.
Place. Wash., joined the Adventists
purchased by J. H. Slater after the
Oft I men good indorsement there.
The Man He Wanted.
camp at Byers’ grove yesterday even the past 26 months the baggageman third issue, when its name was chang-
But of little service here at home.
ing
Mrs. Rogers will not arrive foi it the O. R. A N. depot, has resigned ■d to the Oregon Union. A. Noltner
Senator Clark, of Montana, had oc­ Partial List of Taxpayers Who Have
ils position and will go into another
Pendleton people want local proof.
several days yet.
Cash
and
Notes
on
Hand.
line of business. ’Fat." as he is fa­ a as a partner for a while. The file casion once out in Helena to hire a
The sayings of neighbors, friend«
Joseph B. Keeney, of Elgin, who has miliarly called by his friends, has ontains all the numbers from 1859 carriage driver. The roads were
County Assessor Strain furnishes and citizens.
I
lieen in Pendleton for the past few been in the employ of the O. R. A N. to 1863. and as It passes over one of mountainous, and a skillful man was the following partial list of taxiavers
Home indorsement counts.
Dated tbu irib day at April. A r iM
days on business in relation to hit for two years and two months, and the noted periods in the history of needed. On the appointed day the who had money, notes and accounts
It disarms the skeptic; is beyond
• A LOWILL,
extensive real estate holdings in spent 16 months of that time in the the United States, contains mu-h in­ candidates for the jionition apiwared on hand at the time of assessment. dispute.
Is sissling. and Üixing, aid
ItXTlUH
runs The list will lie published from day to
Cmatilla county, has returned.—Jui local freight office
bubling with the
In about a week teresting news. It will be a valuable "You know where the road
This is the backing that stands be­
along
the
mountain,
with
the
hill
on
Grande Chronicle.
day, as the rolls are completed:
he will go into other business in the Addition to the historical library
hind every box of Doan's Kidney
one side and a gorge on the other,
Monev. Notes. Pills. Here is a case of it:
Notice of Final Account.
William Schadler, of the Baker City city and in the interim will visit
flve
miles
from
here?"
asked
8«
nator
Robert
Coppock
...
$1200
.
$
150
WALLA
WALLA
BOYS
RETURN.
Herald, and Paul Elliott, of the Dem friends in Portland and elsewhere.
8. B. Baldwin, retired, of 709
In
th*
Coaaty
Court d tbs state of Owns tar
Most
Clark, and all the men nodded affirm­ J. E Herndon ........
300
I HMtill* « oaaty.
ocrat, two of the Queen City's prom­
Thompson street. Pendleton Ore-
atively.
“
How
near
can
you
go
to
the
T
J
Price
...............
...
600
In
iter
lustier
ot
tne K*telr ol M*ry A Still-
Spent
Two
Years
as
Teachers
in
the
Wool Coming In.
ising young printers, passed through
says: "When I saw Doan's Kidney
man, d»caa9et’.
Delicious
edge of the road." was askixt. "with L. C. McBride ........ • • a
lfttO Pills advertised, 1 desired to try them
Philippines.
today en route to Portland to »«"
Notice
H
hereby
fleeu that the uaderalned.
Today seven wagon loads of wool
out upsetting my carriage?"
Roliert Jamieson
... 330
has on the rstliilsy o! April. ISOS, Sled in UH
President Roosevelt.
and got a box at the Brock A McCom­
from P. Dougherty’s clip, was stored
After two years spent in the Phil­
Drinks
MMÌ
W. A. Whitlock ...
mu» bls Anal report, «nd an order hae been
as Co. drug store. They did me a
nioue aud entered herein by lb- judge o< the
Arnold Sheuerman, of San Fran- in the Furnish warehouses. Charles ippines as government teachers in Suit for Commission on a Land Sale. Lexter O Hara
. ... 300
world
of
good.
My
kidneys
had
both
­
■ Love
court.
Axing
the Snal
tach
Cunningham's
wool,
that
came
In
the
public
schools,
Harry
Tash
and
day
of entil
June ed
IUS.
lor hear
t* Monday
epon \ald
cisco, son of Jacob Sheuerman, wool
Moses Taylor .......... .. 2400
1950 ered me off and on for 35 years, al­
The
case
of
Earnart
vs.
Kennedy,
a
Pendleton Woolen •arly in the week, was stored at the George St. Clair returned to Walla civil suit brought to recover com­ Ix»v| o Hara ............ .. 360
buyer for the
report
;
and
all
uenou,
inierested
in
«aid
estate
None out the best quality of
ways more severely after I had caught
are hereby votlded mat ther nuti ai-near on
Mills, has arrived in the city for a Furnish warehouse also, instead of Walla this morning to remain, says mission on a real estate transfer, was H. C .Adams ..........
10.000 cold There was not much backache,
or bet,, e ad date an J at« or tnaSe any oL-
materials are used.
short visit. Mr. Sheuerman formerly being delivered at the Scouring Mill the Statesman. The young men left tried this afternoon before Judge Fitz Alfred Hlaggs' Eat..
•740 but I was annoyed with a weakness
jeclKxn they way have to the approval at aald
Manila April 15. just lacking a day
Anal r» port and the diac ha rev ot ibe Kxecatoe
resided here and has a host of friends as was stated.
D.
N.
McDonald
...
500
Gerald
The plaintiff sought to re­
ItatexfIbis .-»th day ot April, twl
of the kidneys which disturbed my
DELICIOUS
of being a month on the trip over,
in Pendleton.
D.
Hargett
........
J.
3000
cover
5
j>er
cent
commission
on
the
A. P. 8T1ILMAN,
teat
several
times
ea«h
night
I
got
Valuable Farm Changes Hands.
which was made on the liner Empress
SODA
DRINKS
600 Doan's Kidney Pills at Brock A Mc­
Kiacutov at the 1 «si WlUaad Teeiaiueai
sale of a piece of land belonging to J H Clark ..............1 a a
Attorney A. D Stillman left this
John A. Scott and Maude Scott, his of India. Four days were spent in the defendant. The plaintiff alleged J. F. Kllkore ..........• a a
of
Mary
A
bllUmaa. Deceased
150
morning for San Francisco to be gone wife, have sold to John Zimmerman Hong Kong and several more at dlf-
Comas' drug store, and us«xl seven
M.
A.
Preston
........
...
1695
that
he
sold
the
land
for
$1,000,
ac
­
about two weeks. He will go directly for $13.750. the east half of section 2, ferent points in Japan.
boxes in all
They corrected the
Try our
cording to an agreement, and the de­ I, C. Preston ......... . . 150
to San Francisco and from there to in township 4, north range 33, east,
function of the kidneys and strength­
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
The extended stay in the islands,
...
450
A.
L.
Swaggart
....
Mt. Hood
Stockton, where he will argue the containing about 320 acres, adjoining employed as they were, they enjoyed fendant answered that plaintiff was
ened my back as well."
InTbfCaaaiyi^artsfUs Slate of ••rasuu
L.
M.
Kilgore
..........
...
375
lor Vmatllla Coauty.
J
Victoria Island case before the court the town of Helix.
Fore sale by all dealers. Price 50
ample opportunity to study condì- not authorized to sell the land for Nellie M. nichmond ... 1350
Sundae Only at
MMOL "~Xd. U” "“••••'
L Mute
$1.000 at any commission. The case
at Sacramento.
cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co..
lions.
...
1050
Is under discussion and the court will O M. Richmond ...
s.oU« *• ••«¿y S*v»a to Um ersdlten «
Buffalo, N. Y- sole agents for the
Jerry King, one of Umatilla coun­
200
A hot contest is now raging be­
probably give his decision tomorrow. Mrs. A. G. Winn .. , a .
and all per».»»» hi»in« claim« scainaC tiZ
United States.
Family
Reunion
at
Heppner.
ty’s young ranch men, is in the city tween two rival boards of control of
siate ot Josrpte L SiubbteSeld dscaawd to
Remember the name—DOAN'S—
posani las sams with las
itj - ———
on a short visit. He is located near the Florence Crittenton home at
Mr. and Mrs. Homer H. Hallock,
and
take
no
other.
Ellen
M.
Stone,
in
a
letter
to
the
attach'd to ttea undsr-lgaad axeoauxs ot said
The
first
round
in
the
investigation
Echo, where he has resided for the Portland. The last legislature ap­ formerly of Pendleton, but now lo­
sstais at ths rsaidaacs ot ft M. Dorvttey. oa
ot tba sseeulors ol said salate. at 81s
¡Ait three years, Mr. King will leave propriated $6,000 for its maintenance cated at Baker City, were in town to­ state department, asks that indem­ of the alleged swindles in the poatof-
The Reliable Druggist
near II 11 loo. Orsaoa. wMMa six sMites ¿tte«
Detective Sergeant Carey, of New
in a day or so for Salem, Or., his old and appointed a commission to ex­ day on their way to Heppner, where nity be demanded from the Turkish flee system was a knockout, the pros­
ths IMh day ol Msj. iail
PuMoflke Block
Phone Mais Sji
home, for a visit with relatives and pend the money. The old board of they go to attend a general family government on account of her Im­ ecution getting the worst of It. Post­ York, believes the whole story about
fc M DOKUTRY. g. a EMIR.
prisonment.
She
does
not
suggest
master-General Payne declares
the an infernal machine being
aont
friends.
reunion.
lady managers refuse to resign.
any amount.
charges are unfoundad.
aboard the Umbria to be a fake.
FRIDAY. MAY 22
HEAVY STOCK SHIPMENTS
TO IDAHO AND THE COAST
Dandruff and
Falling Hair vanish
W. W. HARRAH
BONNER N. B
Humane
Harness
J. A
Oregon
Smith
Sole
Agent
Farmers Attention!
for
Imatiha
Telephone Liiery Subie
County
218
C. L Bowers & Son
Court
Street
— Keele
Alcohol
Cpiunu
Tobacco
Usings*
rIa.Tlrohj
wear out
5o do
Kih?jburyM<
HOMES
Custom Made
Shoes to Fit
$2.50 to $4
A. EKLUND
Oar Soda
Fountain
F. W. Schmidt's
Bur ir r&.Kcs
I on3 rime
AiK
your merchant