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supplies were light l”ottr was finr Hay aud feedstuffs were falrlv steady Receipt* of deciduous fruits were generally light and prices for most kinds were steady with a lair local trade and sonic slopping demand for grapes for the Portland steamer. Wheat—Shipping. *1 43% @1.47% ; milling. *1.50© 160. Barley—Feed. *1.12%%1.15: brew ing. »1.20© 125 Wool Markets. Boston, Sept. 17.—There is a quiet tone in the wool market, although there has been a fair amount of wool moving. Manufacturers are just buy ing enough for current needs in the hope that prices may weaken, but there does not seem to be a weak spot in the market. Prices are very firm and dealers say the margin of profit is very small. Quotations: Territory. Idaho fine. 14@loc; fine medium, 16%@17%c; medium. 18© 19c. Wyoming fine. 14© 15c; fine medium, 13%@17% c ; medium. ©19c. Utah and Nevada fine, 15© 16c; fine medium. 15@l7%c; medi um. 19@20c. Montana, fine, choice. 21 ©22c; fine medium choice. 20© 21c; staple. 2O@21c; medium choice. 21 ©22c. Colorado. New Mexico, etc., fiine. 11612c; fine medium. 14@15c: medium. 15©16c; coarse. 14615c. Arizona, heavy. 13@14c; average. 15 ©16c; choice. 17@18c Georgia. 24 © 25c. I REV LEONARD RETURNS TO ATHENA FOR A VISIT. IT PAYS TO TRADE AT THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Eighty-First Birthday Celebrated — Athena Boys Will Attend School at STUDENT FROM HEPPNER McMinnville—A Five-Acre Patch of ALL OVER THE STATE. TO COLUMBIA COLLEGE. Melone—A Nine-Pound Son Wae Born, One Removal to Idaho, Another to Wheat Is Not All Cut—Fall Plow Athena. Sept. 16.—Rev. E A. Leon Washington—Farewell ing is in Progress—Damage to Party to ard, some years ago pastor of the R«v. Sanderson and Wife—Dallas Hops From Lice and Mold Has Not DECLINE OCCURS IN Baptist church In this city, preached Garred will Attend Whitman Col- Been Heavy—Two-tlorris Crop of Sunday morning at the Baptist THE PRICE OF SUGAR. Apples. le9* Various Going* a.id Coming*. church Mr. Leonard Is living at Dayton. Wash Milton Sept 15—Mr» Mary H. The week has been wet and cool. Mrs. Carl Church, from Wall* There Is a Big Difference in the Not more than two or three good Walla, was visiting M •• a t he home of I Merrifield 1» in Walla Walla viaiting Price of Grapes. But it Is Due to ai the hotue or her brother. Mr J I. days of liarvesting weather occurred Mrs Manasse. the Fruit From California Arriving Miss Mae Barnett, cousin of E 1. Etam. In any section, and the grain in shock Barnett, is in the city from The —A Decided Drop Has Occurred in Miaa Nora Kelly went to Wall* has become damp and in danger of Dalles, visiting at the Barnett home. Walla Friday Price of Steers. where tor several Miss Cassie McIntyre left Tuesday weeks *he will visit fr.enu*. sprouting. But little wheat remains Sugar has gone down and flour has to be cut and threshing is well ad tor North Yakima to visit friends Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davidson, of P A. Worthington, secre tary of Pendleton, are here viaiting Mr and gone up. and there are a few little vanced. in some sections, however, the Normal regents, was in the city changes otherwise in the market, it will take at best two weeks longer Mr*. BesU-y Humiston, »ho are the though not enough to cause any before the grain is all harvested. I Tuesday, a guest of his brother. H. grandparents or Mr». Davidson. worry on the part of the small con The sol] has been sufficiently soft I O. Worthington. Ralph Johnson arrived here Satur G W. Hansell has leased the John sumer. It is possible for the house ened by the rains for fall plowirg. day night from hi* home at Heppuer Gross farm west of Athena, and with wife to get 14 pounds of the best which is now being done in many ami will enter Columbia College next granulated sugar now for 81. while places Gras has made a nice start, his >on. Marlon, will give his atten week. tion to farming for the future last week she had to pay the same and consequently feed in the pastures Mr. and Mr», d A Horn, of Wails Miss Lucy Hansell, graduate from amount for 13 pounds. and on the ranges is good and stock the 11th grade of the Athena public Walla. *i>ent Sunday here the guest* Flour, on the other hand, lias risen is in excellent condition. of Mr. and Mrs. Henry TVandling a few cents and now sells for 14.50 By the end of the week hop-pick ng school, left for Pendleton to attend school J. E. Nichol* and Dr. 8. Archibald to the barrel. Grapes have widened will be practically competed. Lice Mr and Mrs. E L. Barnett and Fulton made a business trip to Wails out in their margin and arc now and mold have been mot’.* common selling at from 4 to 10 cents to the than usual, but the consequent dam two sons, Rex and Roy. took their Walla yesterday. pound, This wide difference is due Mis* Mabet Overman, who had age was not so great as expected, and departure for McMinnville for the to the fact that the California gr.ijes the growers generally express them purpose of sending their boys to made her home here with her sister. are now in the market and are com selves as quite pleased with the school Mrs. A. E McKnight, for several O. R. Cannon, of Kansas City, year*, took her departure this morn manding the top price. yields, both as to quantity and qual brother of Miss Nellie Cannon, of this ing for Rosette. Idsho. where »he will The principal and most important ity. city, recently arrived from the East, hereafter reside with r.er m it her change in the list has been the drop Corn is maturing slowly, as and ha* taken n position as salesman in the price of steers. From *3.40 to needs warmer weather. Potato blight C. D. Walter left this morning for *3.50 they have gone down to *3.25 THEY ARE HURTING THE is reported to be spreading In the at the Fair Store, where D B Jar Elk. Wash , where he has obtained man Is proprietor. LOCAL DEALERS’ TRADE. coast counties. Elsewhere this crop and *3.40. Last week it was thought a position in a large sawmill Walter Armfield, who has spent that the price had dropped as far as is in excellent condition. l>aiia* Garred went to Walla Walla the summer with an uncle near Pull it would go for a time, but this week Salesmen Come Into Country With Prune drying has become general, sees another slide and the end is a Cheap Grade of Vehicle and Sell and with good weather during the man. accompanied his father home this morning and will attend Whit man College this year. not yet in sight. The buyers seem Direct to the Farmer*—City Mer next two weeks a big crop will be se home Wednesday. Rev. G. H Glbbt, Rev J M Comp- A nine-pound boy was bom to Mr. to have the growers where they want cured. Pears are ripe and being chants Send Out Runner* to Stop ton. Rev H 8. Shangle returned yes them and are pinching them as it marketed as rapidly as possible. late and Mrs Jack Parker September 12 All Sales. Nel* Stamper's son Charles from terday morning from Walla Walla, suits their fancy. But still the grow apple* continue doing well and it is where they have been attending the ers want to sell and from day to day expected about two-thirds of an aver Peck. Idaho, was in the city this .Methodist Episcopal Church. South, There are a lot of "buggy men" in week there are carload lots shipped to the age crop will be harvested. .Mr*. John Stanton and motherin- cnoference city markets where they are sold at the county at this time, who are caus Columbia River Valley, law-. Mr* S C. Stanton, are viaiting Good-bye Party. a good profit. However, owing to the ing the vehicle dealers of the city Grass Valley. Sherman county. Geo friends and relative* in the Willam- shortage in the feed the farmers have and county much concern. They are I.ast uight a farewell parly B. Bourhill—Weather cold with heav.v ette valley. to thin their stock and it is supposed given Rev D. C. Sanderson ana wife Mr- N t Miller an-l son returned at the M E church Short speeches they think it is better to get a little a class of men who are sent out by showers Friday and Saturday; har vesting delayed; threching not nearly home from a visit at the coast. less for th»Rn than to feed them at a the big dealers with a consignment were given by Rev G H Gibb*. Rev. Othe Deeder left Thursday for ; Charles McCaughey. Rev K L. Cart of cheap buggies with which the all done; considerable wheat yet un loss. salesmen flood the county to the det cut; not much damage done as yet Portland and the Sound, where he ’ wright and Profetwor W C Howard Pendleton Retail Grocery Prices. but there will be if damp weather will «i>end a month visiting riment of the home merchant The < liur< h was beautifully decorated Coffee—Mocha and Java, best, 50c I-ast year the men were in the coun continues: very little grain deliver- E R Bone of Halsey. Linn coun for the occasion. The church pre per lb.; next grade. 35c per lb; lower ty and the local men ran them out ed at warehouses. ty. father of Mrs J A Kirk and sented Rev. Sanderson and wile with Pendleton. Umatilla county. H J. her uncle who lives in Illinois have grades coffee. 25c to 15c per lb. ; by sending rigs after them When a handsome rug It U with a great Taylor — Heavy rain and some hail >een visiting at the Kirk home for package coffee, and 20c per lb. 3 the salesman would visit a place, the feeling of regret that they are not Friday packages for 50c. several days They are now touring to remain here another year representative of the local dealers Thursday and heavy rain They Rice—Best head rice. 12%c per lb.: would ride into the yard and persuade night; ground wet enough for plow on the coast. leave in the morning for their new ing ; seeding will begin in about a next grade. 10c per lb. Thomas Owen» left tor Echo Mon the farmer that be was being swin field of labor at Pomeroy. Wa»h Sugar—Cane granulated best. *6.Sil dled and in that way put an end to week, or as soon a» the weeds start day up: grain all in warehouses; pasture per sack; do 14 pounds. *1. Rev Jenkins, of Hood River wa» the sale. BRIGGSON ITEMS Salt—Coarse. *1.10 per 100; table. This year they are adopting the poor, but will now start; potato crop in tow n Wednesday *2.50 per 100. Chris Theony. of Weston is as same tactics and hope to drive the good; t-arlv i>otatoe» ready for dig- Death of an Infant From Cholera Flour—B. B., *4.50 per barrel; Wal- men out of the county. The sales ging. sisting I. J. Foss and Ord Bostwick, i fantum—Abundant Rams—Visitor Weston. Umatilla county. Maud ters’. *4.50 per barrel. in laying the tin roof of Miller'« new men who are with the "foreign” stock I From British Columba—Recover Watermelons. 25635c each. are the best in the country and sel M. Baker—Cold and cloudy; raining brick budding Muskmelons. 5© 15c each. Mr*. Kate Dickey, of Walia Walla dom miss a sale, and for this reason all day Saturday, with brief cessa ing From Typhoid Fever. Grapes. 4 ©10c pound. they are a menace to the dealers who tions; delay in threshing bad for was a visitor of Mrs W R Saylor Briggson Sept 16 —Cattlemen Peaches. 5c pound. have their stocks here and make this mountain ranchmen tho’irh no dam of this city Plums. 3c. Miss Edna Rider opened her school have t*-gun to take their cattle to the there home. The imported buggies age to grai nis recorded: most of the Bananas. 40c dozen. are of inferior make and quality, the wheat in this locality safely stared; near Helix. Monday. September 13 valley for wintering. A good many of them are in poor condition owing Tomatoes. 5c pound. dealers say. and are sold at nearly prune crop very hetvy- po'atc yell Birthday Party. to the extremely dry season Green corn. 15c dozen. the same price as the ones to be had less than usual. Mrs Mattie Fanning of Cold Monday September 7th Grandma Adams. Umatilla county. C. S Fer Green beans. 5c pound. at the houses of the dealers here. Onions. l%c. Several teams left the city yes- guson—Latter part of week rainy Contain celebrated her 81 st birthday Spring* who ha* been paying a visit Cabbage 3c pound. terday and today to follow up the with severe thunderstorms. Thu*» at the home of her daughter, Mrs to her parent*. Mr and Mrs E A bra Carrots. 2c pound. interlopers and drive them from the day; harvest nearly over: grain most Frank Mansfield with a «umptious banisoo. returned home today family dinner Only relatives were Morri* the mfant *on of Mr and Green apples. 3c lb.. *1 box. all hauled to warehousee* country. iresent; Mr and Mrs John Harris Mr* Walter Gilmore died at their Cucumbers. 2 for 5c. Plateau Region. and daughter, who reside near town home on Wild Horwe last Sunday Potatoes, l%c per pound Caution! Baker City. Baker county. W C. and three nephews. Mr J M Foun after a «bort lilne«« of cholera in- Sweet potatoes. 5c pound. .McGuiness — Rainy and cool; consid This is not a gentle word—but Morri* was a bright and Pendleton Livestock. Poultry and Pro when you think how liable you are erable snow has fallen on the moun tain and son and M. F Hicks, from fantum Missouri. Grandma Fountain is lovable child and the iriend* of the duce Market. not to purchase the only remedy uni tains during the latter i<art of the young in heart having a sweet, cheer grief stricken parents extend to them Chickens — Hens. 7c; *4.00 per versally know», and a remedy that week; oats cut; last alfalfa crop is ful disposition which years cannot their heartfelt sytniiatbles in this dozen; roosters. 4 to 6 cen:s. has had the largest sale of any med not yet harvested; the light frost on effect She is Improving from her the hour of their sad bereavement. Geese, per dozen. *9. icine in the world since 1868 for the the morning of the 9th did no dam recent illness Swan Peterwon. from Ka*lo B C.. age Ducks, per dozen, *4. cure and treatment of Consumption i* here on a short visit to bi* fami Melon Patch, w M In Five-Acre Union. Union county. John Butter. 60© 65c, good. and Throat and Lung troubles with ly He a)*o visited bi* brother tn day ; nearly every Eggs. 20c. out losing its great popularity all nick—Rains John Dawson one of the best farm Pendleton one day iaat week Garlic, 15c per pound. these years you will be tuankf.il we ground wet to good depth; threshing ers in the country, is hard to beat The heavy showers of the past called your attention to Boschee’s hardly half done and wet weather is as a gardner In addition to having week have stopped threshing 1 which Choice Beef Cattle. Etc. many damaging every stack, while a large supply of vegetables at his German Syrup. There are so many was well under headway here The Cows, per hundred. *2.50© 2.65. ordinary cough remedies made by fields are not ent yet; outside of the place near town, he also has i five indication* today are of more pleas Steers. *3.25© 3.40. looks grain problem everything druggists and others that are cheap acres of watermelons that hare ant weather, which i* anxiously look Hogs. live. »565.50. good; '■»me to maturity without the I aid of and good for light colds perhaps, but bright and cheerful; apple* ed for by those who yet have grain Hogs, dressed. 7@7%c. for severe Coughs. Bronchitis. Croup potatoes average; range cattle in fine irrigation. One of his melon» I tipped in the shocks. Veal, dressed, 7@8%c. —and especially for Consumption, condition. the scales at 37 pounds. Jamia Navin went to Adam* Mon- Portland Markets. Ontario. Malheur county. where there is difficult expectoration day. where be is cmjiloycd at digging Mitchel Farm Sold. Portland. Sept. 17.—Wheat—Walla and cougns during the nights and Sproul—Weather fine, with D A Pinkerton has purchased the a w.i! for J O Hale. Walla, 78c; bluestem. 82c; valley, mornings, there is nothing like Ger winds, which have damaged Sam Rose, who has been confined Lee Mitchell farm west of town for 80c. man Syrup. The 25 cent size has large quantities blown off the to h s home for the past two month* *6.000 Barley—Feed, *19© 20 per ton; just been introduced this year, Reg third crop of alfalfa looking with typhoid, is doing nicely, though brewing, *21; rolled, *21 ©21.50. harvesting well advanced; ular size 75 cents. Tallman A Co. he Is not yet able to leave the house Cattle—Best steers. *3.75; medium. good. A M Gillis and A B McEwen took *3 @3.50; cows. *2.5062.75. Deschutes. Crook county. John At Horse Taken Up. their cattle out to winter pasture last Hogs—Heavy (175 pounds and up), kinson—First part of week cloudy, Thursday They have about 8« head Came to my place, nine miles north with light showers; latter clear and *6.25; medium fair hogs. *5.50© 6. west of Pendleton, April 17, 1903, one Sheep—Best wethers, *2.75; mixed warm, with heavy frost at night; dark bay mare, had halter on. brand sheep. *2.50. haying about ail done; stock in good BREVITIES. ed pot hook on left shoulder, hind feet condition. white, two splits in the left ear, shod PLENTY OF FEED FOR Portland, Sept. 17.—Wheat—Mar Swell slippers at Teutsch » all round, weight 1,000 pounds, age ket is about unchanged. It was A Boy's Wild Ride for Life. STOCK AROUND ALBA. about 10 years. Owner of above de See Sharp for paper hanging steady and strong early on the ad With family around expecting him scribed animal can secure same by See Sharp’s artistic wall paper vance on corn, but turned dull later to die. and a son riding for life. 18 'ailing at my place and paying al! in the day. Cables were steady. Cash charges. Schwart* k miles to get Dr. King's New Discov Miu Cloe Beeler Will Teach at I Refrigerated meat* market* also about unchanged. Noth ery for consumption, coughs and Wa't*burg—Plenty of Ram and »reullch Co. D. HOWDYSHELL, ing doing in the way of export busi colds. W. H. Brown, of Leesville. Ind., Pendleton. Ore Buy a fountain pen this week at half Improved Range—Pain* Have In- ness. Broomhall cables that Russia endured death's agonies from asth terferod With Threshing—School jrlee at Frailer'*. and the Danube are still offering ma; but this wonderful medicine Bucklen's Arnica Salve. 150 swell novelties in street hats Ha* Closed in District 79. wheat freely, and that this depresses gave instant relief and soon cured Mrs Campbell's Has a world-wide fame for marvel Liverpool prices. Indications through him He writes: I now sleep sound Alba. Sept 15.—We are now bav- New book* arriving daily at Fra out the Northwest are for better ous cures. It surpasses an;, other ly every night.” Like marvelous ■weather. Bradstreet world's reports salve, lotion, ointment or balm for cures of consumption, pneumonia, Ing an abundance of rain, both on tier's liouk store. visible as having increased 6.400,000 cuts, corns, burns, bo.ls. sores, fel broi chitis. coughs, colds and grip the ranges and In the paature*. mak- . Mr*. Mattie Melger. of Dixie, waa for the week. Armour was supposed ons. ulcers, tetter, salt rheum, fever prove its matchless merit for all ing plenty of fed for all kind* of the guest of friends in Pendleton yea- sores, chapped hands, skin eruption*, stock. to have sold wheat through brokers. Guaran- terday threat and lung troubles, There is no change in the tenor of infallible for piles. Cure guaranteed teed bottels 50c and *1.00. Trial bot- Owing to the low price of beef, Mrs. J. A. Boric and daughter. Mis* Only 25 cents at Tallman & Co.'s. ties free at Tallman & Co.’s drug some are talking of feeding their Northwestern advices. Improved are the guests of friend* in Fanchon. weather is due, and as the rains druggists. store. steers and taking their chances of Portland. have delayed the movement, good the market advancing Full line sih.iol book*, school sup Estray Notice. weather should increase it. Without Notice to Patron*, This neighborhood Is well supplied plies. fine stationery and latest books There is now at my place on Mead- an improved export demand an in Having rented the retail depart with hay and well prepared to carry at Noir*. creased movement will now begin ow creek. Union county, one large meat of my butcher business to Mr. stock through the winter See Wilson A- Carn.lie about paint piling up stocks. Until American sorrel work horse. 10 or 12 years old. A. D. Augustavo. an experienced Miss Cleo Beeler, who has been prices are on a par with European White stripe In face, with collar and but< her of Walla Walla, I myself will spending her vacation with friends, ing your buggies. Cottonwood street. Owner will please conduct the wholesale part of said has returned to Waitsburg, where she next door to Neagie Bros prices we are inclined to think it saddle marks. Mr*. Sam Thompson has gone to will be rather difficult to maintain come and get him and pay the bill. business, and all persons knowing has lieen teaching for several years. A. H. SUNDERMAN, an advance, or even to maintain the themselves Indebted to me will please Miss Edith Perry has closed her Portland, where she will be the guest Pilot Rock, Ore. call at the market and settle their ac school in district 79. and returned of friend* during the carnival. present level; even with a fair export demand we are likely to accumulate counts Mr. Augustavo also desires to her home In Freewater. Miss Miss Genette Monasse. of Athena If you desire a good complexion uae to announce that the business will be Perry will attend the Weston Nor left this morning for Portland, where stock* during the next few week*, and without an export demana we Moki Tea a pure herb drink It acts conducted as it has been, and all pat mal this winter and prepare herself she will be the guest of friends. are likely to increase them quite on the liver and makes the skin rons of the market will receive the to teach the higher branches. Ix>ok over your house furniture, smooth and clear. Cures vick head same courteous treatment as hereto- rapidly. Miss May Epple and Miss Creta We can refinish it like new. Wilson aches. Twenty-five cts. and 50 cts. fore Howland, who have been spending & Carnine, 'phone main black 1043. San Francisco Market*. PERRY HOUSER the summer at Hidaway Springs San Francisco, Sept. 17.—Grain op Money refunded if It does not satlafy Jack Watson, an employe of the O. A D. AUGUSTAVO have returned home. tion* were moderately active. Wh-a: you. Write to W. H. Hooker & Co. R A- N. at Umatilla, was in the city free samples. W. Buffalo, N. Y., for L. B. Davis, who has been for some opened higher, but closed weaker in today for a short visit with friends. fluenced by Chicago changes. Spot H. Schmidt & Co., Druggists We sell the greatest of blood purl- time a member of the Dixie ranch Estimate* given on short notice on prices were nominally unchanged. fiers, Acker's Blood Elixir, under a force is now bookkeeper for Chas Hay Pres* for Sale. painting and )>aper hanging Charlea December barley was well sustained positive guarantee. It will cure all Despain at Ukiah. R. J. Boddy. the butcher at Athena, chronic and other blood poisons. If The Jones Brothers, of Gurdain. l.aue the pioneer painter. 807 Vin all day, but the cash market was quieter and easier, though available has a No. 1 hay press, full circle, you have eruptions or sores on your have lieen threshing, but have been ■ent street. practically new, which he will trade body, or are pale, weak or run down, compelled by the rains to lay off for Four hundred acres 30-bushel for rattle or hogs. Address R J it is just what you need. We refund a short time Their machine is a wheat land, 8 miles out. Level, deep Boddy, Athena. Oregon. Price money if you are not satisfied. 50 tread i>ower. which is perfectly sat soil, big spring runing water cents and *1 00 F. W. Schmidt A Co., isfactory for the small jobs of 14.500 E T. Wade & Son. Estray Notice. threshing which the stock country druggists. Strayed—Gray horse. weighs about affords. Oue sorrel horse, weight about 900 1.200 poutnls; branded F. O. on left Why use gelatine and Farm* for Sale. pounds. Branded on right shoulder. shoulder. Will pay liberal reward for epend liours soaking, l We now have listed for sale some B tste or O hio civr *r TOLrno i "A. H.'\ combined. Owner can have same P. T. Hales, Adams, Or, sweetening, flavoring L ccas Cocimr. i horse by calling at my place, two of the best wheat farms and stock E. C. Skiles has returned from a Frink J. Cheney make* o*lh that he 1« the and coloring when |i<fcsSER£3, miles north of Havana, and paying ranches in the county. All the places •enlor partner of the firm of F. 1. Cheney >* Co . long trip through the interior of the expense of keeping animal, and for are well improved and well supplied doing noeineea In the city nt Toledo, county state, where he has been in the in «tale aforeaalf., and that «aid firm will pay this notice. A. LAING. with water. Also some very desir- and the lum of One Hundred Pollan for each and terest of the Spokane Drug Company Call and get every eaae of Catarrh that cannot be cured hr able city property, es better results in two minutes! Mr. and Mrs. Matt Mosgrove left the uee of Hail*« Catarrh Cnre. Sell* City Property. prices. hing in the pack > :e. Simply add hot Sworn to before me and ■ubacrlbed In my !hls morning for their home at Mil John F. Temple and wife have sold BENTLEY & HARTMAN. Water an I set to axil. Il’s perfection. A sur nreeence tblr Sth day of December, A ton, after a short visit in this city. D. IMS. prise to the hount wife. No trouble, less ex to Frances Mansfield for 81,250. the *L | A. W. OLBARON, while returning from a visit at Port- Andrew Carnegie has been Hiked |,B pense. Try it toeUy. In Four Fruit Fla. west half of lots 13 and 14. In block —v-». Notary Public. land. vors: Lemon. Orange, Strawberry, ILusp* 179 of the reservation addition to by the negroes to estah’inn libraries Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken Internally and act« directly on the blood and mueona aurlaree The many friend* of the Rev. Eads Pendleton. In the South for the colored race. berry. At grocer« 10c. of the ayetem. Send for iMllmonlala. free. will be pleased to learn that he has g. J. CHKNBY A CO., Toledo. Ohio so far recovered from the fracture of Hold by dru((i«t«, 7Sc. Hall'« Family Pilla are th* heat both his legs as to be able to move about on crutches. He made an ex Notice, cursion yesterday Into his orchard.— Al) persons indebted to H M. l.a Grande Observer. Sloan, please call and settle thei. Good eight-room dwelling house accounts. Blacksmith shop corner with four lota for sale. The bouse is Cottonwood and East Alta. hard oil finished throughout, has por celain bath tub and closet, is wired for electricity, first-class hardware Do You Want a Cab? and plumbing, has 26x33 basement, When you want prompt and relia- i a pleasant, potent, and permanent Invigorator for WOMEN, hie service call up 'phone Main ! 181. rock wall and sidewalk and Is within six blocks of good school. Part cash The McKay Cab Co CHILDREN and MEN. and balance on installments if pre Address box 124, Pendleton, Choose a wife as you choose a ferred Oregon. GET IT FROM YOUR DRUGGIST. knife. Look well to her temper. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 18. 1903. Cloak RANGE IS IMPROVING i ALBA NEWS NOIES No Dessert More Attractive Jell-O R||P I in your Strength — l/UlLy Ur JAYNE’S TONIC VERMIFUGE, and Suit Department I i : 1 New Suitsand Coats for Autumn A Woman Chooses here with the Certainty of Choos ing Correctly The lieatl of <»ur Cloak and Suit ilepartinent visited all the leading cloak l auaeH in the Eawt, so we are able to biiow what i* being worn in the fashion center.). Ac can show you some of the garments displayed in the CONGRESS of F A SI I IONS recently held in New York. Tailor euita will be in great de mand thia tall. 1 he radical change in the suit jacket from short to long is reason enough. The straight round walking skirt suit has gained in popularity and will sell largely. Many fancy materials are in evidence, esj»eciallv Home- spun«, Mixture« and the Mannish Material». New Capes New Jackets New Dress Skirts Muslin Underwear New Walking Skirts Children s Wool Dresses The new silk waists are more beautiful than ev«r and prices within reach of ill- No trouble to show goods. THE PEOPLES’ WAREHOUSE PENDLETON’S ONLY CLOAK AND SUIT MOUSE. J-*- f—■f-'f - g PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPEN WITH at the O. R AN. depot hare packed WHEAT CONDITIONS «»5 IN ATTENDANCE. and shipped double the amount of pears prunes and peaches ever be Som» Farmer* Holding for a Raia*__ Some Threshing to Do. Many More Pupil* Will Be Enrolled fore handled in the same length ot time This ha* been accomplish*- Once more after tie rain the wheat at a Later Date, and for This Rea too. in spite of the fact that for a and the son it I* Thought Building* Will time sufficient number of packer* hauling ha* commenced. Byers m II is receiving at the rate of Be Crowded Worse Than T*»*y could not be secured to prepare the 2.000 «acks a day The null now has fruit for shipment a* rapidly a* it Were Last Year. over 200.004 bushels bought and wa* offered for sale. As a result x The school* of the city opened this large ;<-rcvntage of the peach crop more is coming all the time The exporters are still offering «7 morning with an increase of 166 pu was allowed to rot in the orchard*. cents for wheat, and the mill* are pils over the enrollment of last year During the past 20 day* about 59 There an- more who have not en- cars of fruit hare been shipped from ranging from 68 to <9 for red chaff, rolled Th* entire enrollment »»« the Milton depot and an average cf i to 72 for blueatem. The farmers are boldine still, waiting for a raise in m. two cars a day are being s^nt at the The school* may again be over present time, Besides thia a large the price, and there is not much do ing in the selling line crowded. proi-crtlon of the trait purchased by Purl Bowman was to have started The school board held a meeting the Wada WalU Produce Ccmnany this morning at the office of Dr. C. is sent lo’yse to WalU Wall* and h.s men to harvesting the grain he J Smith Thro- teacher* were for then- packed and shipped. A consH-1 sill? has standing near the city, but mally elected They were A. L. Hen erab.e amount is also sent out in wtth the exception of a few small ning. of Eugene, who will have chant' small iota by express by individual 2-dds scattered here and there all ot the harvesting of the season is over, of the department of manual train growers and the grain is now waiting to be ing; Miss Mamie Scott, also of hauled to the storehouse or the mar Eugene, and Willis Lamaster* These WILL BE INSTALLED ket teachers had been engaged but owing AT ECHO PLANT SOON. to the toard not having held a meet- BUYS FARM LANDS. Ing since arrangement* were made One Man Will Furnish 10.000 of the with them, they bad not been formal Rapid Runner* if He Can Catch A Weston Ranch Change* Hand*— ly enrolled. Them—There Ar* Many Applicant* Sale at Helix. Tbe new seats that were ordered Who Want to Sell the Meat. Which J. H. Sheiton and Olive L. Shelton from th>? East have not as yet been I* Said to Be Better Than Chicken. his wife hare sold to George Tred hoard from and will not be here for D Fletcher, of this city, who for *1.900. the southeast quarter of a week >r 10 days. In the meantime toe best arrangement possible will ha* been for some time corresponding the southeast quarter, the west half be made and the puplla will be plac with various firms concerning the in of the southeast quarter the south ed so the work of the school will not stallment ot machinery tn the pack west quarter of the northeast quarter be affected by the lack of seating ing house of the Echo Hare Packing of section 18. in township four, north capacity, a * not ail of the pupil* a Cold Storage Company, ba* at last of range 36. being a tract of land in will enter the achooi during the first made definite arrangement* with a the vicinity of Weston Emma I. Whiteman and E E week, it i* thought that there will company who will put the machinery be little need for the desk* before in and have it In operation iaalde ot 1 Whiteman have sold to Byrd B. Rich the next two weeks. ards of Helix, for *2.000 lots 9 and they arrive. The deal was closed this morning 10 and the south half of lot 8. all tn and the machinery will be ordered in block 8 of Richmond’s addition to the GET *550 FROM AN AR the next day or two. The new 44x50- city of Helix LINGTON GAMBLING JOINT. foot house at Echo has been complet ed and ts ready for the machinery, IMPROVEMENTS AT NORMAL. Bartender Who Attempts to Save so that there will be no delay in Money Gets the Worst of It—Poaae^ starling a* soon as the machinery Special Feature* Are Added to Phys Are Formed and Country It Being can be placed in the building. ical Training Department. It Is the intention of the company The Thompson Hardware Company Scoured for Highwayman—There to start with a dailv output of one has finished the plumbing of the new >* No Clue. ton and this wtll be increased as the gymnasium at the Weston Norma! I-ast night about midnight two business grows. There is already a School The place has been fitted masked men robbed Coe's saloon at demand for the output in Seattle, throughout with the latest conven Arlington and made away with *550 Spokane and the other cities of the iences and is now one of the beat in money and checks Seveial game* Northwest. equipped gymnasiums In the state, There is a man in Nebraska who is considering the site It has hot and were running at the time and the men entered the back door shooting after the exclusive right to sell the cold water, shower and tub baths and into the floor. After terrorizing the product throughout that state. Other all the paraphernalia necessary to men in th’e saloon the robber* or- applications are coming in tor the bring the beet results in the training dered them all to stand close to the privilege of selling the company's of the physical departmeat of the wall and while one man held the in product and the indications are that school mate* of the place at bay with a the business of the concern will be couple of revolvers, his companion large from the day that the first lot H4IIIIH44H44H44HH» looted the open safe, the money till, of cans are taken from the wrapping and the banks of the gambling games. room*. The company has a contract with When the robber doing the E. MOTSCHMAN collecting went liehind the bar to a man In the vicinity of Echo who open the cash register, the bartender has agreed to furnish the cannery Teaches a thorough course grappled with him, but was overpow with 10.000 hares at *1 a dozen Thi* ered and choked Into Insensibility. rate will be paid to all who are able in voice culture, piano and The men then gathered their booty to furnish the plant with animals in violin. For information en together and backed out of the rear good condition and fit for use. Within a few days a force of men door A h soon as they had gone the* quire at bartender ran to the front door and will be busy installing the machinery' and ns soon a* that is put in the peo fired several shots bringing the peo ple of the town to the saloon. A ple of the country will be treated to Empire Piano Hoose. posse was formed and every effort a taste of the product, which is said was made to find some trace of the to rival the chicken in sweetness and robbers but they had left no tracks flavor. tiehind them and at this time there is not the slightest clue as to who they were or which way they went. And many other painful and serious One of the men was tall and slim ailments from which most mothers and wore a long black mask falling over his breast, while the other was suffer, can be avoided by the use of short and heavy set and wore a black _ __ ____ j Btwr* rml. I »nt.- his great remedy handkerchief over the lower part of hia face. The men were cool and col is a God-send to women, carrying lected in their actions and were evi them through their most critical dently old hands at the tasineaa, be ■ ordeal with safety and no pain. traying neither haste not nervousness in their movements. No woman who uses ‘ Mother’s Friend” need fear the suffering This morning arm«d men were and danger incident to birth; for it robs the ordeal of its horror guarding all avenues of escape from the city and a close lockout is and insures safety to life of mother and child, and leaves her in being kept on all trains and every a condition more favorable to speedy recovery. The child is means of getting out of the country also healthy, strong and so that it is thought that the men will be apprehended soon. good iiattired. Our lxx>k I RISING • 9 L oRF 11^ ■ MfflTIll fllR FRUIT PACKING. A Great and Growing Industry in North Part of the County. The fruit packing industry is rap idly assuming mammoth proportions. This seasou the three packing houses “Motherhood,” is worth Hill I NFIIX its weight iu gold to every woman, and will be sent free in plain M ■ Bi Bfe envelope by addressing application to L B k ■ L |g|| H 1 Bradfield Regulator Ca. Atlanta,Ga. | R | tlw U