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/ ( FIVE PUMPKINS TO THE LOAD. **** »agagaw ♦♦ ir tir* ♦♦ »** * ww CONFEDERATE VETERANS. the delinquent roll for the second : * payment will close on Monday next, » Original Stock Cost Two Cents Par Probability of an Organization Being and are coming to the sheriff's office o Seed — FlrstfiClass for Stock. Ì the amount of their taxes. At Effected Soon. with ♦ » this time there is perhaps 21.500 yet Hl nee the appointment of Colonel > » T. D. Oliver was In the city thia ■ FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1903. * due. but this amount will be much Louis C. Garrlgues, of Portland, as * afternoon with a load of pumpkins less by the time the roll closes, the A. H. SUNDERMAN BELIEVES genera' organizer of the state for the * He drove a large two-horse hack, last of this week. It is not thought Confederate Veterans' Association, IN MORE ORGANIZATION. and had five pumpkins tu make hla that more than from 25,000 to 210.00 has been announced, there baa bem load, all that the vehicle would hold. will be out b.v the time the penalty Each one of the pumpkins weighed a growing sentiment among the old I I» » is added. Say* Stockmen Should Stand To- between 70 and 100 pounds, and veterans of the grey in this city and I » WE are having perfect county to have an organization per were all grown on a couple of rods From gether and Demand Relief DEATH OF MRS. CHRY8T. success in making Suits of ground 1V4 miles down the river, fected in this part of the state : Unjust Combination* That Now There are In Umatilla county be on the Oliver ranch. ■ OFFICIAL DECORATORS ARE and Overcoats to order Was an Old and Wall Known Settler Force [own Prices. Several years ago Mr. Oliver sent tween 40 and 50 men who In th» paet : IN THE CITY TODAY. The line we carry has Near Nye. 10 cents back East for a sample of High Pricaa for Hay and Other Feed Will React on the Liveatock Market fought for the lost cause of the 4 A. H. Sunderman is down from his mammoth pumpkin seed, and receiv South, and they are all anxioua to every conceivable pat- Mrs. Elizabeth Chryst died yester- —Egge Are Scarce and High—Fine Squash and Pumpkins Are in the unite in an organization that will : __, afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at uie range on the uead waters of the ed five seeds in return for his money. Prospects Increasing for the Finest day lern and the prices bring them together socially in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jonn Mc Grand Rondo river, and reports his He planted the seed and raised four market. Livestock Display Ever Seen in the Afee. about two miles the other side stock in fine condition for winter. pumpkins front the lot Now each declining years of their Uvea most reasonable c~ ‘ He will remain on the summer range year he raises a good-sized crop for County—Business Houses Will Be of Nye postofflee, aged 74 years. While as yet no steps have been * The cattle market has lailen so low grade«, coffee. 25c to 15<- per lb., early call will be appre Mrs. Chryst is one of the old set for a couple of weeks yet. when he his own use, and Is beginning to that It I* beginning to pull the pig* package coffee, 20c per lb., 3 pack- taken to effect an organization, there Decorated—The Parade Will Be a : will move down to the fall pastures ciated ... is talk of it and as soon as Colonel supply cue market. ters of the county, and has of late with it. For tbe test week there ha*, ages for 50c. Large and Spectacular Affair. * The pumpkins are nearly as One been uu change In the quotation* on j Rice—Best head rice, Garrigues comes to this county be will years lived with her daughter at Nye. near Pilot Rock. « 12>k< Mr. Sunderman is an enthusiastic flavor as the smaller unes for the beet, perhap* because tne scale lias lb.; next grade, 10c per lb be given a warm welcome and a * T. Ellis and T. O'Hara, of The Several days she contracted a severe advocate of organization among the in i use of the home, but they ar« better I kicked the beam; but tbe market l* Sugar—Cane granulated, best 2C 50 camp will be Instituted ♦ Dalles, are in the city and will act cold which developed pneumonia, stockmen ot the West for the pur for feeding to stock than for the table ( paying the minimum quotation on per sack; du 13 lb« 21 ♦ in conjunction with the merchants of which attached to the advanced age pose of combating the meat and use ■ It lx the Intention of Mr. Oil-1 live pork, rating It at 25.50 per bund- Salt—Coarse. 21 10 per 100; table, DOCTORS ELECT OFFICERS « the city in decorating the place for of the sufferer, rendered It fatal. The packing combines. The rangenien z ver to send a few of the biggest ones red. deceased leaves two children. Mrs. -_2. It I* predicted that thia will fall 22 50 per 100 « carnival week. The gentlemen are raise the stock, feed it and graze it. to the exhibit at the carnival, pro to 5 cents a pound Inside of a week McAfee, of Nye. and a son who John Flour—B B.. 24.25 per barrel; State Medical Society Makes Selec « the official decorators of the carni prepare It for market, load it on tbe vided the roads are good so be can ■ and perhaps lower. The beef men Walters' 24.25 per barrel tions for ths coming year at Port « val company, and will make this is living at Grand Junction. Col. ears and furnish it to these grasping haul them tu town are of the opinion that beef ha* fal « « Bacon—2O-2Gc per lb their headquarters until after the land. Men's Furnishings. combines at a sacrifice, and yet no ten a« low as It will, and that It will Ham—20-25c per lb Fourth Facial Oporation. carnival has started. « decisive steps aie taken to fight this Real Estate Transfer. be more liable to rise now thau to The State Medical Society of Ore All of the business places of the A. J. Crigler, of the Walla Walla method. VEGETABLES. to talL gon. in session at Puntend yester Paulina and Peter West sold city will be decked out in holiday at valley, underwent an operation yes The trusts keep buyers in the coun the Schwartz A Greulich Meat Co Carruts. 2c per lb. Tbe price of hay and feed, both day, elected the following officers for tire for the coming week, and the terday afternoon at St. Mary’s hos try. living on the fat of the land, Potatoes, l^c per pound the ensuing year time will be given over to merriment pital of Walla Walla, in order to re drawing enorusous salaries living In yesterday evening, lot 9. block F, ou chopped and stubble feed, will In a California »«reel potatoes 5< per President. Dr Williamson, of Sa I The stock and fruit exhibit has lieve a nervous affection of the face. comparative case whose business is Garden street, for the sum of 22.500. ne-SHure govern the price* of meats pound ! lem; first vice-president. Dr Tape, £ been further looked after this week This is the fourth time that Mr. Crig to hammer down prices un the pro The new cola storage building of the for some lime, however. With bay Garli . luc per lb of Hot I^ake; second vice-president. thia al 212 a ton loose, and straw selling by John Hailey who has charge of ler has been under the surgeon's ducer. and Secure the stuff grow n on meat company will occupy Cabbage. 3c per pound in proportion and the termers charg Dr E E. Ferguson of The Dalles; that part ot the show, and from the knife for the same thing. It was re the farms and ranges at less than the ground. Beets, 10 lb* 26c. ing 21 and over for the use of their third vice-pre». .ent. Dr. Mae Card returns which he is receiving he will ported last night that he was resting actual cost of production Grtwu beau*. 6c lb stubble, it »terns as though meat was well, of Portland; secretary. Dr. To successful* combine Sold 11 Cars of Apples. have the largest display ever seen in easily after the operation, and will Mr Sunderman believes the stock Tomatoes, 5c lb. Hamilton, of Portland; treasurer. Dr a three essentials — K am , A Salt Ijike City fruit firm yester bound to be high before the spring the city. have no trouble in recovering from men of Oregon should thoroughly Onion*. 10 Iba 25« conu-s Now that the owuers are Janies McGavin. of Portland. The merchants will most of them the shock. IIM bac «, Icon OBJ—our organize, make it a secret organiza day purchased 7.4O0 boxes ot winter selling off their surplus. It is, of Squash. 15-35c Tb< meeting Hosed last night with erect booths in front of their places stock represents the mod tion. as in Montaua. If necessary and apples from IA Grande growers The course, low, but when tbe extra stock Parsnip, lu lbs. 25< a banquet, and the visiting delegates and the city will take on an oriental stand together, under all circumstan price paid was 72 cent* per box on is off the ranges, tne scale will au New Ranch Residence. ern solution ot the prob Pumpkins, !5-25c most all left the city this morning. This shipment rep- board the cars and novel aspect for the five days of T J. Cheney is building a new ces. to protect each other from the resented about just itself to tbe conditions of the lem Ease is assured by 1 One of the special features of the t one-fourth of the the show. FRUITS grasping corporations that are con limes. meeting was a trip to all the ho«pi s careful lasting, Elegance The parade is being now arranged house on his ranch at the mouth of stantlv pulling down the prices of crop. Watermelon». 15-25c each Today the hungry seeker after egg* tals of Portland, and a thorough in » lor the opening day and from the in the McKay creek, on the Umatilla, wool and livestock In the wool pools by artistic modeling and Grapes. 5-lOc pound a. out four miles from the city. The has to pay for them or eat something ■pert ion by the doctor* of the meth Still Harvesting terest taken oy the people of the city workmanship. Economy Peaches. 5c pound, best; 3 pound* od* and arrangements employed each man should be obliged to abide else. They are too high for tbe it will be a monster affair. Nearly he t. ie is to be a modem structure, by and support the organization, and up harv Purl Bowman will finish for 25c. Snake river by a price that allows of an- will be fitted with hot and cold hotels and tbe restaurants, and are e all of the houses of the city will be Plums. 3c water, and all of the conveniences of thus prevent agents from using un esting 1.500 acres of wheat In about scarce at the price for which they the very best at a fair WOOD READY FOR CARS represented in it. and besides this Banana*. 4oc dozeu fair means to get individual clip» at two days now r. The rains delayed ■.ost. and no more. will be the stock exhibits and the the modem city dwelling. It will reduced prices, or use coercive meih his combined harvester or he would »ell. The dealers of the city are pay Apple*. 85c 21 oo bo* ing .he farmer 25 cents a dozen for Over 6.000 Cords Ready for Shipment wonders of the carnival company cost when completed in the neighbor ods to beat down any one owner test Saturday This is have finished Pear*. 21-00 boa hood of 21.600. The Thompson Hard The details of the week’s entertain In this vlc'nlty to be all the egg* be can furnish, but the From Kamela and Meacham, He favors the establishment of the. the last crop . lj-mons. 40c doi hen* seem to be on a strike, and their ment are now shaping, and in a day ware Company is doing the plumbing independent packing plants, under 1 harvested Orange«. 40-5uc dux About 6.000 cords of wood is now produce is as scare as their teeth. or so the official order of events will for the place. the supervision of stockmen as no» 1 Crab apple*, 2 ‘■»c lb on the dump at Kamela and Meach Watermelons have about pas»-- 1 in be made public. organized. He thinks that the actu-1 Prune», 3c lb. 50c box am. ready for shipment to this city to the great beyond. There are a al stockmen of the country and not I and Walla Walla as fast as cars can -S few in the market, but they are fast LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY, the hotel lobby stockmen should con-1 DEATH OF A PIONEER. be secured becoming too ripe to be good, and The following pal<i by prices are trol the institution, and reap the ju*t j The ¡»rice paid ter cutting wood is the end of the week will close th. -leaters tu the producer: Mrs. Augusta Moorhouse Passed profits, to which they are entitled now 21.15 per cord. The price paid GOOD SHOES CHEAP season Chickens — Hen* 7c; 24 «0 per doz- Speaking of the coming meet ug of | to the woodmen to 23 25 per cord. The Away, Aged 91 Years. This 1* about the season of th- en. rooster*. 4 to 6 cent* RIDGE SCHOOL CLOSED the National Livestock Association | wheat rush is using the cars just at Mrs. Augusta Moorhouse died at pumpkin pie of olden times, and the Geese ¡»er dosen. 29 In FortlaDd. next January, he thinks present, which prevents the ship- her home in Weston test night, from STUDENTS FROM MILTON FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 25. 1 farmers are hauling some fine squash Ducks, per dozen. 2« ment t of wood and causes a temper- complications resulting from advanc and pumpkin* to the market now AT ADVENTIST COLLEGE. the Oregon and Facific Coast stock Butter. 5«-<5c good sry scarcity i in the market men should be prepared to defend The frugal holse* ife can find taern ed age Egg*. 25c themselves against the old ring which ii P E. Fletcher Cut His Ankle With in all sizes from 5 to 100 pounds, Mrs. Moorhouse is one of the old Webster to the Penitentiary. CHOICE BEEF CATTLE. ETC. residents of this county, having come Visitors Have Returned to Kansas— has dominated the policy of the as An Ax—Jas, Dav>s Will Go Into | selling at from 15 to 25 cents. Tbe social ion for years To do this, the T D Taylor escorted Frank Web- Cow*, per hurdred 22 4“ 22 &'• here with her husband. Thomas 1 season of tne harvest festival is T. M. Bowman is Teaching at Kala the Mercantile Business —Sheep Teaches a thorough course < > actual stock growers should get to st er to the penitentiary this mom- Steer*. 23.10-23 25 Moorhouse, many years ago. She I here, aud all the good things of the ma. Washington—Have Taken A gether. understand each other, de- Are Still Coming Out of the Moun- tog Hogs live. 26 5u H< Is the man who was sen- was born in Germany September 9 in voice culture, piano and ; ; ! tend are traveling the road to Pea- Homestead in Franklin County— mand some plain, ordinary business tains. fenced to a couple of years in the Ilog*, dressed. 7c 1812. and came with her parents to diet on. so that tbe lady of the hou»** violin. For information en- ‘Î Veal dressed. 6-7c prison for passfng a forged check on this country when she was 9 year» School Has Begun in Ferndale action, which will release them from need suffer for nothing with wblen to the salt and transportation trusts R.dge Sept. 29.—P. E Fletcher had grace her table. Sheep 22 25 02.60 H. H. Weasel, of this city on Satur of age. the family settling in Ohio District. ♦ quire at and permit them to place their out the misfortune to cut his left ankle day >ast There she married Thomas Moor HAY, RETAIL GROCERY PRICES i put on the market at something near with an ax one day last week. He house and afterwards moved to Indi Milton. Sept. 29.—Mrs. J. H. Shores Alfalfa, loose. SIX Coffee—Mocha and Java best. 50c has to use crutches, but will soon Edward Urea and Charles S. Frost, ana, and from there to Iowa. In 1861 M Pocatello, Idaho, is visiting at the er its actual value IxxMe wheat, 212 Empire Piano Hotrse. Something should be done to save be around again if nothing Roe* per lb ; next grade, 35c per lb, lower two miners of Mammoth. Idaho, were t Mr. and Mrs. Moorhouse came across lome of her cousin Mrs. R. Manela. I the grower the profits that now go to wrung. instantly killed by an explosion in a the plains to this country, settlini t Mrs Laura G. Reese, accompanied mine Wednesday L. Wachter is about well again near Walla Walla, and after a short by her children, took her departure keep in luxury about three useless has come here to take them to Sher O. R A N. ELECTS OFFICERS. -lasses which are not engaged in after quite a siege of sickness residence there, moved to Weston hia morning for Lewiston. Idaho, to man county, where he will winter handling livestock—namely, the buy Mr. and Mrs. Geo W. Linsner and where they have since resided. oin her husband, who is in business them, as be could get no feed for Annual Meeting of Stockholders Se er. the commission man and tbe family and Miss Margaret Turner are The husband of the deceased lady ¿here. them In this county lects the Same Board of Directors. visiting and seeking recreation died less than a year ago at Westor Mrs Ada Halter, who has been wholesale dealers Between the steer or tbe mutton around their homes on the John Day. Mrs. Moorhouse is the mother of Lev .'isiting Mrs. John Milter, The annual meeting of the stock has re- Large Peaches From McKay. School closed Friday the 25th after holders of the O. R. A N wa* held Moorhouse, of this city, and there if urned to her home in Walla Walla on tbe range and the butcher's block M. L Warren, who resides on Mc are but two men actually needed in a live months' term of successful one other son, John Moorhouse »esterday and the old officers were Mrs. Mayme Nichols went to Col- are the eharxee of yoor getting bet whose present whereabouts are no' ege Place yesterday to enter the tbe entire process—th* owner of the teaching by Miss Elizabeth Warnner all re-elected. The policy outlined by Kay creek, a few mi.es southwest of live stuff and the railroad company known. The last news received of Adventist College. Miss Lucie E Mosale. of Ukiah President Mohler Is one of prugrea* this city, brought to town yesterday ti r plumbing work done by other By forming the stockmen's packing who has been spending a few days in among the many lmprovem«nta mtn evening some of the largest peaches him he was in California. ban«*» than our*. Why bother ex- Mrs. Eva Edmiston and daughter, plants the owner, through the asso exhibited here thia season. Tney Miss Ada. who have been spending ciation. can put the meat on the block Pendleton attending the teachers' Honed being cutoff*, new bridges and penmen ing? We never disappoint examination and visiting, has re other expenditure* of money in Ea*t- were of the Alterta variety and meas CANNERY FOR MILTON. he summer here with Mr and Mrs ■ to n it to at ail roreible to avoid it to the consumer as easily a* the com turned home ured seven inches in circumference era Oregon. i I Lewis Bowlus, have returned to their mission men put it there, and all -we always do honest, rouseten The flavor was very flee and the tex Mias Baker, of Pendleton, is visit The list of officer* and buard of d. Capital May Become Interested in lome in Plerceville, Kansas. ture of the fruit » ss not woody as is tino» wort and do n<t charge the a Mr. T. M. Bowman, formerly a tbe Intermediate profits would re ing friends and relation* In this lo restor* follow*. the Industry. main in the hands of the grower, cality at present. President, A. L Mohler. Portland usually found with euch tente atre n anuuoth prices about which the « eacher of Kalama. Wash., is In town to be converted back again nto more Owing to the unprecedented .bis week visiting friends. Sheep arc continuing to come >ut Chairman board of director*. K H c<«iic weeklies write. For eetimat « growth of the fruit growing industry a of the mountain* i.arrlmaxi. New Tork. Will Attend School at Milton. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosenzweig of range stock. ing oa ary kind of plumbing on a a in the Milton and Freewater districts Athena passed through town this We had a nice dust storm yester Vice-president. W. D Contisb, New Fuiton left this mom ng for a. l Save* Two From Death. teasine» isketw give us the first op* a local capitalists are considering morning enroute to their homestead day York. a Milton. where he will tn ail probabil a plans for sterling a fruit and vege in Franklin county. General counsel. W S Pierce. New ity enter school for the coming term port unity "Our little daughter had an almost It is cool and pretty cloudy today, « table cannery at Milton. Miss Nellie Sanderson began teach fatal attack of whooping cough and with indications for more of the pre Tork. Mr Fulton has been engaged in the > White the market for all kinds of ing a term of school yesterday morn bronchitis”, write* Mr*. W. K Havi ions fluid Secretary and general attorney, W assessor's office as a deputy for the I Court Street a frnit grown in this district is very ing in the Ferndale district, three land. of Armonk. N. Y., "but. when all Jas Davis is erecting a atore on \V Cotton. Portland. teat several months but the work a active, yet the increasing acreage of Assistant secretaries. Alexander his farm at the crossroad* going from ?ther remedies failed, we saved her a has been completed mites south of town. orchards promises to yield ‘ ‘ * enough *■ to G untene He expects to ife with Dr. King's New Discovery Ridge Milter and Joseph Hellen, New York. me» 1 Mrs - E Skile8 ot Pendleton is in early fruit to justify a cannery, Treasurer, F. V. 8 Crosby, New Our niece, who bad Consumption in reside and carry on a store in the demands I here tod*y visiting friends. addition to supplying all c----------- 1 J. M Stanton is lying seriously ill an advanced stage, also used this same York Assistsnt treasurer. J. W Newkirk. outside. at his home of cancer and his death wonderful medicine and today she is It is estimated that enough freight is only a matter of time. BREVITIES. perfectly we!)" Desperate throat Portland. is paid on canned stuff in Milton. General auditor. Erast us Young. and lung diseases yield to Dr King's '-ILA Athena. Weston and Freewater each New Discovery as to no other medl Omaha. Best shoe repairing at Teutech's How ’ s Thia? year to build a small cannery, and cine on earth Infallible for coughs Auditor. E. 8 Benson. Portland We offer One Hundred Hollars Reward Schwarts A Refrigerated meat*. as the demand for canned vegetables for any case of catarrh that can not be and cold*. 50c and 21 bottles guar Comptroller William Mahl. New Ireullch Co. and fruits is constantly growing in cured by Hall'« Catarrh Cure. anteed by Tailman A Co Trial bot York F J CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. O French pattern ares* hat* on dis- the mining districts of Eastern Ore Assistant comptroller. H 8 Brant. „__ ____________ We. the onderalgned. bare known F. J. tles free. >tay at Mr*. Campbell's gon. it - is thought New York. a efi' Idaho rerr and here Montana, in the fruit district I Clieney for tbe last 15 years, and believe x-» J1-4-1-* a cannery ner in tne fruit aistnct 1 hlm honorable In all bualnss Mr*. F M. Roberts, of Adams 1* In The executive committee—W. L. Horse Taken Up- would pay well. I transactions and financially able to carry Bull. James H. Hyde. William D. Came to my place, nine miles north 'be city the guest of friends I ,ot *nJ' obligation» made by * tbelr ” firm It would cost less in freight 1 — 1 * R I WEST a TRt AX. Wboleaale Drnggtot». west of Pendleton, April 17. 1903. one Henry Hill of Helix, was a busi Cornish. E H Harriman. A. L. Moh LOT 413—i Similar to cut ■ Lady's Kersev Coat, a; charges to reach the markets from Toledo. O. ler. ex officio; W 8. Pierce and Otto dark bay mare, had baiter on. brand ness visitor in the city yesterday. here and would furnish a ready home WALDING. KINNAN S MARVIN. Whole ed pot hook on left ahoulder. hind feet H Kahn A. J. Cleghorn, of Echo, transact «le Iiroggiaui. Toledo. O. market for fruits of all kinds, at all The board of directors—E H. Har Hall * Catarrh Care la taken Internaltv. white, two splits in the left ear, shod ed bu«Ines« in the city yesterday. im hes long, collar neativ piped with large satin sleeves. seasons, and much expenses of cost acting directly npon tbe blood and mucous all round, weight 1.000 pounds, age riman. Arden, N. Y ; John C Ains •nrface« ot tbe »yatem Teatlmonlab George Sommers, of Weston, is in ly packing would be saved. C —. of above do- : the city for a short time on business. worth. E. 8. Benson, W. W. Cotton. sent free Price T3c per bottle. Sold by ibout 10 years. Owner with culls, .cose ba. It. Color-, tan. castor, navy blue. With a cannery conveniently locat all druggiata. William Crook*. W. M. Ladd. A. L. scribed animal can secure same by Mrs. J R. Adams, of Adams, visit Mills. A. L. Mohler and H W. Scott, Hall * Family Pills are the best ed in the orchard district, a great calling at my place and paying all ed in the city yesterday for a short of Portland; W L. Bull. William D amount of fruit that is now lost to charge» brown and black. A splendid Fail and Winter Jacket Notice to Patrons. the growers would be saved. time. Cornish, James H. Hyde, Winslow 8. D HOWDYSHELL. Having rented the retail depart Pendleton, Ore See Charles Lane about your paint Pierce, of New York City; Otto H ment of my butcher business to Mr. ug and paper hanging; 807 Vincent Kahn. Morristown. N. J.; and Miles 1903 4 that regulark Sells for a higher pnce Wanted. A. D. Augustavo. an experienced C Moore, of Walla Walla. Wash We would like to ask. through the butcher of Walla Walla, I myself will Fruit Fair Walla Walla From Sep- »treat. tember 28th to Oetob<- 4th, 1903. New books; "Gordon Keith," "The columns of your paper, if there is conduct the wholesale part of said For the above occaaion the O. R. A Grey Cloak." "The Mettle of the Pas RIGHT OF WAY SOLO. any person who has used Green's business, and all persons knowing » August Flower for the cure of Indi themselves indebted to me will please N. makes a rate of 21-90 for the ture" Nolf's. gestion. Dyspepsia and Liver Trou call at the market and settle their ac round trip, selling dates September Miss Katherine Duncan of Echo, Mark* Progress in Affair* of New bles that has not been cured—and counts. Light and Power Company, Mr. Augustavo also desires 28th. 29th and 30th. October 1st and has accepted a position In the Fair we also mean their results, such as to announce that the business will be 2d, 1903, with a limit of three days Store, of this city. Paper* were filed In the office ot sour stomach, fermentation of food, conducted as it has been, and all pat except tickets sold on October 2d J. A. Carlson left for bi* home at the county recoruer thia morning, habitual costiveness, nervous dys rons of the market will receive the limit will be October 4th. 1903. For Kamel* thia evening, after a couple transferring to the Oregon A Wash pepsia. headaches, despondent feel same courteous treatment as hereto particular*, call on or address 1 F F of days’ visit In the city. ington Power Company the right ot Wamsley, agent O. R. A N. ings. sleeplessness—in fact, any fore way for a ditch, flume and pipe line and Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Thompson trouble connected with the stomach PERRY HOUSER. on the Little Waite Walla river. family, of Umatilla, are In the ci Horace Loat. or liver? This medicine has been A. D AUGUSTAVO There are several papers in the the guests ot friends here sold for many years in all civilized Lost—One dark gray horse. 6 yearr transfer, but the gist of the matter A. L. Hsll and daughter, of Helix, countries, and we wish to correspond old, weight about 900 pounds, brand A Love Letter, la that the owners of the right on were in the city yesterday while Mr. with you and send you one of our ed 3 on right »houloer, and on- tne river have sold to the company Would not interest you if you're light bay mare. 2 years old, some Hsll transacted business here books free of coat. If you never the right to operate a power plant salve for tried August Flower, try a 25 cent looking for a guaranteed white In face, branded "G I D" on left Look over your house furniture on the river, and use the water for Dodd, of sores, burns or piles. Otto bottle first. We have never known of Left Bell's pastm-s on We can reflnisb it like new. Wilson the same. The tend and water rigot “I suffered with shoulder. its failing. If so. something more Ponder, Mo., writes: mountains at head of klcXav creek ft Carnine, 'phone main black 1043. was first transferred irom T. J. Kirk an ugly sore for a year, but a box of serious is the matter with you. The after June 1. Reward will be paid We have a long list of desirable et al. to C. A. Barrett for the sum | 25 cent size has just been introduc Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured me. for Information given to Gideon city and country property at low of 210.000, and was afterward turn ed this year. Regular size, 75 cents. It's the best Salve on earth. 25c at Brown, Pendleton, Or. Royal Worcester Corsets prices. We can suit you. E. T. Wade ed over to the company by him for 1 Tallman A Co. ’ * drug store. Tallman A Co. A Son. 210 and other valuable considers-1 G. G. Green, Woodbury, N. J. Dewey Railroad Extended. Farms for Sale. Estimates given on short notice on lions. The Dewey railroad will be extend jalntlng and paper hanging Charles This is the first step in the definite We now have listed for sale some DELINQUENT TAXES. - * that *— - is to | of the best wheat farms and stock ed from Emmett, Idaho, up the Pay Lane, the pioneer painter. 807 Vln location of the new plant ette river as far as the Horseshoe furnish the power for the lighting of Don't Forget That Monday, October ranches in the county. All the places band, a distance of 10 miles, this fall. -ent street. are well Improved and well supplied aerea 30-busbel Pendleton. Walla Walla and the tn- Four hundred 5, la the Limit. with water. Also some very deair- The objective point of the new road »heat tend. 8 mile* out Level, Jeep tervening towns. The fanners of the county who able city property, Call and get is the Pearl mining district, whlcb toil, big spring runing water Price the promoters hope to reach next have not paid tbelr taxes as yet are prices. MAMMOTH POTATOES. 24.500. E. T. Wade A Son. year. begnlning to waken to the fact that BENTLEY A HARTMAN. Strayed—Gray horse, weighs about 1.200 pounds; branded F. O. on left Early R om Grown in Stage Gulch— . Estray Notice, Cattle at «20 Per Head. One Hundred Forty-8aven Feet of shoulder. Will psy liberal reward for There is now at my place on Mead J. T. Frazer passed through town same P. T. Hales, Adams, Or. Water. Tuesday with a band of 300 bead of ow creek, Union county, one large Mr. and Mrs. J. B. De Spain left C. C. Berkley has on exhibition in stock cattle which he purchased nesr sorrel work horse, 10 or 12 years old this morning for Walla Walla, where Izee. The price paid for them aver- White stripe in face, with collar and they will visit with friend* and at his window on Main street some Owner will please Early Rose potatoes grown on the I This question arises in the family aged 120 per head.—Long Creek »addle marks. tend the fruit fair for a few day*. every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try Light. come and get him and pay the bill. mountain ranch of George Feebler,. G«»od eight-room dwelling house on McKay creek A. H. SUNDERMAN. The samples are Pilot Rock, Ore. with four lot* for sale. The house is not yet fully grown but youni, a* they Sick Headache absolutely and per hard oil finished throughout, has por are, they each measure six inches manently cured by using Mokl Tea celain bath tub and closet, is wired and over in length and are smooth Estray Notice. A pleasant herb drink. Cures Const! One sorrel horse, weight about 900 for electricity, first-class hardware and finely developed. They are the pation and Indigestion, makes you a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre eat, sleep, work and happy. Sattefac pounds. Branded on right shoulder. and plumbing, has 26x33 basement, finest specimens that have been seen pared in two minutes. No boiling! no tion guaranteed or money back. 25 "A. H.” combined. Owner can have rock wall and sidewalk and is within In the city for some time, and are Xd^Each garment fitted and all Expert in charge. Stamped Linen Embroid baking! add boiling water and set to eta and 50 eta. Write to W. H. Hook horse by calling at my place, two six blocks of good school. Part cash so large that two of them will make eouL Flavors:—Lemon, Orange, Rasp er A Co., Buffalo, N. Y.. for a free miles north of Havana, and paying and balance on installments If pre a meal for an average family. As alterations made Free of Charge. er; Silks. Lessons given. berry and Strawberry. Get a package sample. F. W 8cbmldt A Co., drug expense of keeping anima), and for ferred. Address box 124. Pendleton, Mr. Feebler has many acres of the at your grocers to-day. to cts. this notice. A. LAING. Oregon. gtota. tubers, he is in a position to supply the country with food for the com If you are troubled with Impure ing winter. Mr. Peebler has dug a well on hia blood, indicated by sores, pimples, headache, etc., we would recommend ranch In Stage Gulch, going 230 feet Acker's Blood Elixir, which we sell before he struck what be considered under a positive guarantee. It will a good supply of water. He now has always cure scrofulous or syphilitic 147 feet of water in his well. poisons and all blood diseases 50 Winter Cattle 1st Sherman County. eta. and 21.00. F. W Schmidt A Co., druggists. G. P. Skelton, who for many years was a rancher of Pilot Rock, but who Son Was Born. moved to Newberg last spring. Is In There was born this morning to the city looking after business Inter Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Martin, of this ests. Mr. Skelton has a large herd of cattle on his Pilot Rock ranch, and dty, a »-pound son. Men We Are Out fcr Your Trade! 5 Quotations on Staples Furnished by Local Merchants and Revised Daily. SULLIVAN BOND It is a Shoe Problem r I s I Dindinger, Wil son & Co. E. MOTSCHMAN Mighty Slim W. J. CLARKE & Co. 311 .......... The People’s Warehouse where it Paye to Trade Cloak and Suit Dept Tuesday, Sept. 29, $5.00 You'll be putting a tidy turn in your purse by coining to tlie People s Warehouse for your Fall and Winter Wraps. Correct Wraps 1903-4 Ag’ts for Butt erick Pat feras What Shall We Have for Dessert? Jell-O, Each and every day finds something new in our immense establishment. Well informed buyers usually meet at the Peo pies Warehouse to do their shop ping. Nc matter what you buy. whether it b6 a suit or a paper of pins. ¡£^FMoney back if dit-satisfied I>adies’ Tailor Made Suits Dress and iValking Skirts Ladies' Fancy Suits Ladies’ Cipes and Coats Ladies’ and Misses Jackets Silk Waists and Silk Skirts Fur Capes, Fur Scarfs Children’s Dresses Coats for Children Ladies Wrappers and Kimonas Petticoats and Waists Ladies’ Muslin Underwear Art Needlework TOP THAT COUGH JAYNE’S EXPECTORANT i WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE