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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1903
Twt
«refers.
Love and Death are
both depicted as arch
ers When Love sets
his arrrow in a wom
an’s heart and she
turns and follows,
seeking healing of
her hurt, could there
be aught sadder then " "■
that she should be led by very Love into
the ambush where Death, arrow as string,
waits to
his deadly shaft ia Ber
breast ?
> it ia. Time end again
Love proves to be Death's decoy. And
often when the grim archer fails to in
flict mortal hurt, he leaves the suffering
woman to creep through life like a
broken-winged bird.
Why does love lead to suffering?
Many a woman has asked that question
piteously and passionately. She has for
saken father and mother to cleave unto
her husband in the belief that so she was
achieving woman’s highest happiness.
But instead of happiness she has found
misery, struggled with it until struggle
seemed useless, and at last has come to
accept her misery as the " cross” laid up
on women who love and marry.
There is no real reason why almost
everv wife and mother should not enjoy
YOUNG GIRL GOES ASTRAY.
SHIPPING IN
DEPENDENTS
MALHEUR COUNTY COMING.
KBSOHO W. i C. ft.
Walla Walla Mlea In the Role of a
Ontario
Democrat Urges County
Hobo and Tough.
Court to ..ppoint Delegates.
Last evening the ageut of the O. R
The Ontario Democrat has the fol
& N. depct telephoned to 'he office
lowing to say regarding the Irriga
N. A. DAVIS RETURNED
of the rceorder and luuted that a po I
northern pacific will
tion meeting:
FROM SAN FRANCISCO. llceman be sent to the depot after a
"The county court, every Incorpo
TAKE OVER BRANCH LINE».
girl who was making herself a nui
rated town In Malheur county and
sance around the place. The girl
every incorporated irrigation ditch
Series of Temperance Lectures Be was found by the police at the depot, WASHINGTON UNLOADING
company Is entitled to two delegates President Elliott of the Northern Pa
smoking
cigarettes
and
talking
to
gun—Body of Mrs. Coe Brought
clffc Announces that all Feeders
PAUPERS ON PENDLETON. at the Oregon state Irrigation con-
several young men and hoys, She
ven Uon which meets at Pendleton,
Milton—Will was taken to the office of the
From
Heppner to
Will be Absorbed by Parent Sys
re-
Nov. 9th and 10th.
tem.
Undergo an Operation at walla eorder, where she told several differ-
Tills
county
already
has
thirteen
A Blind Man and Old Man From Spo
ent stories.
Walla Hospital.
kane Are the Lateet Importations delegates in the following persons:
Walla Walla, Oct. 31—The interest-
As there was no place to keep her.
W. It. King, E. H. Test. J A. Mackey,
—Other Oregon Counties Have F. W Metcalf. C. W. Mallett, C. H. ing information comes from Spokane
Milton. Oct. 29.—The concert given | she was given in charge ot Mrs.
here by the Knox-Kantner company I Howell, of the Salvation Army, who
Been Doing the Same — County Brown, T. W. Halliday, C. E. Beld that President of the Northern Pa
cific will Inaugurate a new system
was deputized by the sheriff to keep
was a very enjoyable affair.
Court Will Not Longer Be Imposed ing, W. G. Thomson, W. H. Pullen, soon by which a number of branch
Mrs.
Mys F. J. Morie, who —
has . ------
been here ; her. later In the night, however, the
M.
(I.
Hope
and
I.
W.
Hope,
and
it
is
Upon.
visiting relatives and friends has girl was taken to the county jail,
bop< d every one of these able gen- lines, wh; h ar owned by the main
gone to Walia Walla for a short visit w here she was locked up in one of >
tlen en will attend the convention and company but I ave been heretofore
Yesterday
afternoon
three
paupers
controlled by auxiliary corporations
the colls for the night.
before returning to Seattle.
unded In the city, having been sent work for the beat interest of Mai- are to be taken over and controlled
Is From Walla Walla.
Mrs. L. L. Berry has returned troni
hour
county.
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by the parent company with head
This mornlug District Attorney hero by the county hospital of Spo
Salem, wb’re she has been attend
quarters in St. Paul
Deputy
Sheriff C. P. kane One old man by the name of
ing the state W. C. T. U. convention. ilailey and
Delegates
From
Burns.
The Washington Railway A Navi
Miss Nora Kelly, after a few days Davis questioned the girl, and at last, Ruchen. and a blind man named John
E\-State Senator A. W. Gowan, of gation company, which has con
spent In Walla Walla, the guest of niter being threatened with the boys' Cotero, came to Judge Hartmau and 1
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__ , she asked fot help. The other man coulu ! Hai ney county. Dalton Biggs and N. trolled the Portland. Vancouver A
and ____
girls' ____
home ___
in _______
Portland.
friends, has returned home.
not be found.
M. Carpenter, have byn elected dele Yakima and the Washington A Ore
W. W. Dorothy, who has been here broke down and admitted that ber
gate« from the Board ot Trade of gon lines, is announced to be taken
Cotero
says
that
the
three
men
"
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1
she
name
was
Myrtle
Glah,
and
that
on business, has gone back to his
were iu the county hospital at Spo the city of Burna, to the irrigation over by the main corporation and
horn* at Northport. His sister, Miss was from Walla Walla.
mee ing in this city. The county the lines are to be made a part of
The police of this city will return kane and bad been there for some
Minnie, accompanied him and will
couit of Harney county has not yet tne main lines It is stated that an
her to Walla Walla where the au time, when the men in charge of the
spend the winter there.
place came to them and told them appointed delegates
official nutice to this effect was given
Mrs. Nathan K. Buck took her de thorities ot the atato of Washington
that they would be sent to Pendleton
out at Spokane yesterday.
can
t^ke
up
their
owu
burden.
Last
parture Sunday morning for Spokane
M'LAUGHLIN REUNION.
where they would be well taken care
The Hunt system, known as the
after a few days visit with ber aunt, t.lght as she was being taken to the
of. They were takon to the train by
Washington A Columbia River rail
Mrs. L. J. Pierce
- tail she broke from the officers and
an attendant and tickets were pur Umatilla County People Attend a road. has been run by the Northern
N. A. Davis returned Monday even started to meet a man who was fol- '
chased for them. The men thought
Pacific for several years, but not as
Family Reunion in McMinnville.
ing from San Francisco, where he Lad lowing the grour. saying that she had
that they were to he accent iwuied by
Tl e children, grandchildren and . a jiart of the general system. Tae
been attending the Bankers' assocla a date and wanted to keep it.
the attendant, but when they reached grea’-grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs Northern Pacific, it is said, owned,
tion.
this city could not find him and Rob« rt McLaughlin, pioneers of Polk the stock of the road, but not th«-
E. L. Smalley, proprietor of the i
ACQUITTED MEANS.
therefore came to the county judge coun y, held a fami ly reunion at the bunds. Now report states that it
Pioneer Drug store of Walla Walia,
for aid.
resid<-nce of Mrs. M. A. Tetherow, at has secured about »3.000,000 o’ the |
was here on a business trip Tuesday Jury Trial In Case of State vs Jas.
Cotero will be shipped back to lnde--cndence this week.
bunds from C B Wright A Co., and
evening.
R. Means Charged With Assault Spokane by the county and the other
Joroph McLaughlin, of Gurdane. is expected to put the line in as a
R. Foster Stone, a noted temper
man will be disposed of In some and Mr. and
and Battery.
Mrs
A. B
Mc- part of the general system, "ft ba;-
ance lecturer, will begin a series of
way. He wishes to go to his home Cart' y, of this city, attended the re been handled by comptroller M. P
The
trial
of
the
state
vs.
James
lectures this evening in the Chris
Means, for assault and battery, com in California, but the judge does not uulo:., which was a happy affair in Martin, with headquarters at Ta
tian church.
see that the county has to bear the
coma. but in the near future may be
Mrs. L. B. Plants is able to resume milled on the person ot E. P. Dodd, expense of deportiLg Spokane's pau ever« way. Mrs. Robert McLaughlin handled from St. Pau!
her work in her millinery store after the editor of the Tribune, was called pers. and If he gets to California is st 11 living, at the age of 84 years,
The Northwestern
Improvement
and makes her home with a daugh
this morning at 10 o'clock in the
a few days of illness.
from this city be will have to walk. ter, Mrs. M. A. Tetherow, at Inde company, an auxiliary corporation to
justice
court.
A
jury
composed
of
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_ H. F. Brown, who has been em-
the Northern Pacific which owns
pendence.
ployed on the Eagle force has re W. D Hanaford, Otto Boettcher, Dan
A Washington Custom.
The family of Mr. and Mrs Joseph the Rosalyn coal mines, and whose
signed his position and gone to Pen Kemlt-r, Dan Brown, Harry Fowlsr
It has been the custom for some
headquarters were removed to Ta-
dleton, where be has accepted a po and Charles Cunningham, was drawn lime for the state of Washington to McLr.ughlln. consisted ot 10 children roma some time agu. will, it is said,
and sworn. The state was represent send her paupers and some of her <11 of whom are living at the pres
sition with the Tribune.
move its headquarters again soon,
Mrs. Mattie Hoon of near Walla ed by T. G. Hailey, while J. H. Raley lasase to various points in this state, ent time, and all of whom, with the probably t>a< k to Rosalyn, thus hav
was
the
attorney
for
the
defense.
exception
of
Mrs.
Ward,
a
daughter
Walla is a guest at the home of Mr
and Pendieton has got more than her
The jury, after some time s|>ent in shan- of the burden. From this time In Ctlifornia. srere present at th-s ing the offites nearer to the seat of
and Mrs. J. S. Richey.
operation*.
consultation,
found
a
verdict
tor
the
Rev. G. H. Gibbs has gone to Idaho
oo the county will ship such people roun. m. Joseph McLaughlin, of Gur
on business connected with Columbia defendant, having come to the con back to their starting place as fast dane and Mrs McCartcy of this city
elusion from the testimony offered as they come, and will have some are < bildren of this pioneer couple
college.
The remains of Mrs Katherine Coe that no assault bad been committed dealings with the roads that bring and <-njoyed the family gathering
very much
Robert
McLaughlit
who died at Heppner Saturday, were
them In. if it Is possible.
»
brought to this cit y Monday night PEOPLES WAREHOUSE DRAWING
Another thing to which Umatilla croa»>*d the plains and settled in I*olk
coun
v
in
1853.
where
he
died
in
Funeral services were conducted by
county takes exception, is the habit
Rev. W. B. Eaken at the home of William Duncan. Son of J. H. Duncan some of the 'Oregon counties have ol 1M0
Mrs. J. C. Walter on Tuesday morn of West Pendleton. Draws Buggy.
transporting their poor here for a
The lucky numoer winning the bug •great'-r or less length of time. It
Myrtle Gish to Walla Walla.
ing. after which the body was in
gy in th» Peoples Warehouse drawing would be cheaper and better in the
terred in Odd Fellows' cemetery
De >uty Six-riff J A Blakley was a
The sawmill owned by Johnson and at 4 o'clock this evening wae 14.049. iong ruu fur the county wishing to Milt« n visitor today, having gone
‘Leur on Lincoln mountain
was held by William Duncan, the 12-year- set rid of a pauper belonging at an th«r» to nerve some paper.
He ac
burned Tuesday night. The fire is old son of J. H. Duncan, who lives other place to send the person comi anted Myrtle Gish, the Wallt
supposed to be of incendiary origin near Walters’ Mill. The other lucky straight to hie destination In the first Wall., girl wno has been in the
Mr George Cunts has gone to the numbers in the grand prize drawing place, and not compel this or any char: q of the police for a coupl«. oi
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Walla Walls hospital, where he will were 2.849. 30,787, 20,211 and 12.587, other county to father him for a days as far as Milton on ber qa>
undergo a surgical operation
but the owners had not yet been time
bom, to Walla Walla, where the po
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found at the time of going to press.
lice are sending her
County Covet Is Obdurate.
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. A Tribute of Raspa c i.
TLts is the time when the hoboes
To the memory of the late Henry
begin to get cold and decrepit and
S Thomson
apply fur admiaaton to the county
Whereas.
It has pleased
the
■arm. but it is not the Intention ot
Grand Creator of lue universe to re-
the county court to listen to such
move from our midst our beloved
pleas this time. The hobo had just
brother and fellow mason. Henry
as well make an early start for the i
Shirley Thomson, who departed this PENDLETON RATES WILL
tropics, for be will not be allowed to CONDITIONS FAVORABLE
life on Sunday. October 25. 1903.
board In the Umatilla county hotel
NOT
RAISE
THIS
YEAR.
FOR STOCK OF ALL KINDS.
be it
The county judge is against it. and
Resolved.
That in the death of
will not allow IL He will not tolér
brother Thomson we have sustained ‘ Feed •• Very Costly. Mill Feed and ale the importation ot paupers and
a great and irreparable toes of one ; Bran Being From »19 to »22 Per insane patients from the outside Sheep Will Winter m Good Shape
In ’be treatment of torturing, dis-
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who (In life's early morning) was a
states and counties, and he will not
Over There, at There Was a Good
Ton
and - Hay From
»12 -
to
•
loving son and brother, a prominent
figuring,
Itchltg. «caly, crusted, pimply, ri
lodge
and
feed
the
hobo.
He
thinks
Crop
of
Forage
and
Hay
—
G
rasa
Quart
Milk Will Sell at »2.35 Per
ri
and useful citlsen. whose dispositionJ
that I he county has eno-igh expense
btotch. and serofuloee humours of the ri
hoppero Have Developed Into a
Per Month All Winter.
was such as to cast a ray ot sunshine
of its own without «houldering the
skin, scalp sad blood, with l>ww of hslr. 11
Formidable Peet
11
on all he met and whose life was full
burdens of other counties and states.
CsUenrs Soap, Ointment and Ftls have
Pendleton dairies will not
ma<e
of kindly deeds.
been woBderfuIly socccssfuL Even the
Resolved. That de was a member any change in the prices of milk this
W R. FREY KNEW DOWIE.
Ed Day and Tom Morgan, two of
most obstinate of coBstftm ton al hu-
of Umatilla lodge No. 40 A. F. 8 A. winter, although their expense bills
the eld-time stockmen of thia part
moort. such a* bed blood, scrofufo. in 1 u 1
M.. and we recognizing that he dis- are increasing and other cities are Pendleton Citizen Was Acquainted
ot th«- state, were In the city today
herited sod cnotagious huw.-i.r», with ri
much to promote the interest of exper-encing a rise in price.
With the “Zionist” In Australia.
ri
Milk has sold in this city during
masonry in our midst, which be so
on their way to their home« in Hepp toes of hair, grandular rweiiing*. aterr- ri
Perhaps the only man In Eastern
the summer at »235 per quart nei
oee patches ia the throat and moeth. ri
much cherished.
Oregon who ever met and knew the ner from a visit to the Payette coun
sore eye*, copper-colon-. J uiotchea. aa ri
Resolved, That we tender to the month, and this price 'will prevail
famous John Alexander
Dowle. ot t»y.
well as bolls, carbanci« -, scurvy, aties, i
during
the
winter,
although
it
has
father and mother, brothers and sia
Both of the gentlemen are large
nteer« and sores sriaiug fr>«n so im
'Zionist'* notoriety, before he came
been
the
custom
to
advance
the
price
tore of our departed
brother our
pure or lmpmcribbed condition . f the
to America from Australia, is WiJ- sheep-albert in Morrow and Grant
heartfelt sympathies in their bereave about 10 per cent on November 1. in
blood, yield to the Cuticura 'i reaimcot.
county, and are well pleased with the
Siam Ren Frey, of this city.
ment and as a solace in this their i the past.
wbea all other remedies fall.
Mr. Frey was for years a resident condition of things In their part of
The
total
amount
ot
milk
consum
hour of sore affliction, we point to
And greater still. If poaaibto, to the
of Australia, and knew the D.iwie» the couatry. They say that there Is
ed
in
Pendleton
Is
230
gallons
pei
the bright promises held out to all
woaderful record of cure« of torturing,
in Adelaide. There were two or three plenty of gra*. and feed for theii
day,
furnished
by
the
four
dairies
the votaries of masonry
disflgnnag humour« among infants and
brothers of them engaged in the jhoe flocks during the coming winter and
Be it resolved. That these resolu near town, besides a large amount
children. The suffer.ng a hkh Coticuro
store business, »nd were no* c -anted that the sheep will come out of the
which
it
is
impossible
to
determ:os
tions be spread upon the minutes of
Remedies have alleviated among the
cold
weather
in
good
slispe
anything
extraordinary.
John
Alex
young, sad the comfort they bare af-
Umatilla lodge No. 40. A. F * A M., sold by private families owning one
ander
Dowle.
now
crusading
la
Nee
lorded worn-oat and worried parents,
Good Hay and Forage Crop«.
at Echo. Oregon, and that copies and two cows.
The total number of cows milked York City, gradually branched out
have led to their adoption In countless
thereof be furnished to the family
The
aeaaon
has
been
a
good
one
ir
into the “healing" business, and be
home* u priceless curatlre* for the
of our deceased brother and to the in the four Pendleton dairies is 1S5
that
part
of
the
state,
and
there
ha«
at the present time. Bran for feed tan the same kind ot a colonization
akin and blood. InfaaUle sad birth ha
East Oregonian for publication.
been
a
good
crop
of
hay
and
feed
moat*. milk crest, «called bead, ecxema,
costs from »19 to »22 per ton and scheme there on a small scale. that barrelled
FRANK RACK.
There is no scarcity ot
be has since put into operation near
rashes and every form of Itchlag. scaly,
hay from »12 to (18 per ton.
H. C. ROGERS.
account of climate, but the grass
Chicago, on a large scale.
pimply akin and scalp humours, with
The
milk
bill
for
Pendleton
in
O. D TEEL,
loss of hslr, of infancy and cbUdhood,
Mr. Frey remembers that just be hoppers have played havoc with the
round numbers, calculated upon the
Committee.
ai/alfa
crops
in
places.
The
pests
are speedily, permanenUy and economi
fore Dowle suddenly left Australia,
amount
sold
by
the
regular
dairies
Echo. Ore., Oct. 27, 1903.
have come in vast waves and Lave
cally cured when all other remedies
la about (74 daily, or 920 quarts at .'or the United States, be was accus
taken all the green things growing
suitable for children, and evea the best
ed
of
obtaining
money
under
shady
8 cents per quart. The value of the
where they rested. Oscar Minor,
INJUNCTION SUIT.
physician«, fail.
155 cows used tn the four dairies la circumstance« for the “glory of
on«- of the resident* of that district,
something near »8.000 and the num Zion.” and he doubts very much that
Settler* Along Little WaM* Walla In bers of men employed in furnishing Mr. Dowie will return to Australia has bit on a novel way of getting
rid ot the 'hoppero."
a Quarrel Over Water.
cream for Pendleton coffee and mush as be declares bis plans now to be.
He has noticed that around the
is
25
D. E. Mobley et al have filed an
barn* and close to* the bouses, when
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SATURDAY
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LOCALS.
The price of milk in Portland will
injunction suit against the Milton.
the chickens run. the grasshoppers
Freewater ft Hudson Bay Irrtgstlon advance on November 1 from »2 per
G. W. Hunt, of Foster Is in the do not last long. Next season be *ili
Campony, aaking that they be re quart per month, to (2.2S. or an ad
get a large number of chickens and
city
oa a short visit.
vance
of
12H
per
cent.
The
price
strained from taking the water from
l«ut them in coops around hl* alfal
of
feed
In
Portland
increases
great
E E Haskins, of Leeland, is tn fa field*. The chicken* will range
the Little Walla Walia river for irri-
purposes. A temporary in ly with the winter season, which Is the city on a business trip.
around the coops and eat the grass
junction was granted by the court, largely responsible for this increase
Mrs E Moyer, of Sumpter, is tn hoppers as fast a* they come to the
ordering the company to cease tak In the price of milk.
the city the guest of friends.
country, and after they are all gone
Pendleton dairies have the reputa
ing the water, or preparing to do so
R. E Saling. of Weston, was s vis Mr. Morgan will be able to sell the
tion
of
being
the
moat
cleanly
and
up-
Thia is the culmination of an old
chicken* for as much as he paid for
itor In toe city lousy on business.
quarrel in that part of the country to-date in the state. The rich alfalfa
them and will thus be rid of the grass-
A.
O.
Moody,
one
of
the
farmers
of
between the landholders of the lower pastures used by the dairymen ren
\1 Is a necessity for
hoppero at no cost snd will save hla
ders the quality of the milk excellent McKay creek, was In the city today. crops
river and those above.
jt
you who desire a
A. D. Sloan, of I>ower McKay creek,
The claim of the plaintiffs. Who are and the abundance of pure water and
residents along the lower portion of green feed nearly the year through, was a visitor in the city today on
1
clear, beautiful com-
DISAPPOINTED HOBO.
the river, is that the company at the keep the cows In a healthful find business.
>
plexion it is opposed
tnrifty
condition.
Very
little
butter
headwaters will take more water
R M Patterson
of Sumpter, is Tried to Work the Hard-up Home
\
tc sunburn. An ap-
from the river than ia their share, is made in Pendleton and while tliP transacting business in the city for
steader Plea—Has Disappeared.
leaving the plaintiffs without water city consumes about (230,000 pounds ; short time
C
plication uf Clever
Yesterday another hobo showed up
sufficient to irrigate their lands They annually, it Is most all Imported and
R C French, the president of the at the office of the county judge and
1
Cream
before ex-
is
often
scarce.
claim that there is not now water
Weston Normal, was a visitor In the asked for a little lift from the county.
posure to wiod and
enough .n the river to meet their de
city yesterday.
Adopted a Daughter.
The man said that he was from Gil
mands. Stillman ft Pierce are the at
'
sun will positively
Mr and Mrs M. Madison, of Cay liam county and that be had a home
torneys for the plaintiffs.
Mr. and Mrs. W L. Rhodes have
.)
prevent all roughne&s
filed a petition in the county court use. were the guests of Pendleton stead in that part of the state. He
i
of the skin
friends yesterday.
was
sick,
however,
and
would
like
the
asking
that
they
be
allowed
to
adopt
SUIT FUR DIVORCE.
Kriiller Cox. of Camas Prairie, left rounty to take care oF him for a
Iuictle McQuary. the 5-year-old daugh
Husband Alleges “Cruel and Inhuman ter of Mrs. Erb McQuary. a widow. for his home this morning after a time until he felt better, as the
weather was cold and be had no
The petitioners allege that the fath short visit in the city.
Treatment”
er of the child is dead and that the
W. A. Smith, a farmer of Fletcher's place to stay.
a Bottle
A divorce suit was filed in the of mother is willing to have the chili Mill, was In the city yesterday to buy
Judge Hartman promised the man
flee of the county clerk this after
----- adopted. The court ordered that the supplies for his ranch.
that he would give him transporta
/
A sample for the
noon by H. E. Collier, in which John tosses »Ion of the child be given to
tion to Arlington, and also told him
W. H. Boyd, of the Echo cannery.
*
asking only at
C. Rhodes sues for separation from the petitioners and that its name be
if he did not go back to his home
Is In the city on a short visit in the stead and live on it a* the law re
Lodusky Rhodes. The couple were changed from McQuary to Rhodes.
Interests of his business.
married in North Carolina in 1890.
quired. that ho would report him to
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Speedilj Cmd By Mkn
Soap, Oiiitmeot and Pills.
THE PHICE OF MILK
Complete External and Interaal
Treatment. One Dollar.
is the magnificent stock of carpets and rugs we are
showing. The 1904 patterns are displayed and ready
for you to choose the design that pleaaes your fancy
In our stock you will find something to please as we
have carpets from the heavy velvet Drussels to the
lighter makes and all show tl at richness that add» so
much to the beauty of your rooms.
We bought carpets in a vast quantity and get prices
which cut down the cost so we are in a position to
save you money.
Broad ciotce, large savings and expert workmen to
sew and lay your carpets, are inducements we offer.
jBAKER & FOLSOM
r for cloth binding send u
Address Dr. JL V. Pierce,
N.Y.
Leave Your Orders With
OESPÂHI & CLARK
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COAL
Phone Main 1741
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Helix Art Studia
Nuw opened peruiauentljr
and prepared, to turn out
First-ehas work. We have
had 16 years experience and
thoroughly understand all
details of the Photographic
Art First class work guar
anteed. Prices right.
J. W. Vmighn.Prsp.
The First National Bank
OP PHNDUBTON.
i Knights Pharmacy I
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and have four children. Three of
them are in the care of the Aid So
ciety of Portland, while Martin, a
boy aged 12, ia in the care of his
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The
cause of * the
action
cruel and inhuman treatment, vile
language and threats to kill.
Frank Duprat Married.
Frank Duprat, the well-known con
tractor of this city, was married in
Baker City Thursday evening, to Miss
Eugenia Davis, of that place. Mr.
Duprat has Jived in Pendleton for the
past 23 yearn, and has built some of
the most substantial buildings in
Large Hog Shipment.
Eastern Oregon, the new courthouse
Kiddle Brothers, of Island
City, at Heppner, being among the num-
LEV. ANKENY, President
hogs
yesterday shipped 2,100 head ot
ber. He arrived here with his bride
W. F. MATLOCK, Vlee-PreeMent
from Elgin to Portland over the O. yesterday evening
C. B. WADE, Gaebler.
R. & N. The hogs averaged 200
pounds each, making a total weight
Real Estate Transfers.
of 420.000 pounds. The price paid
G. W. Boyes et al. have sold to J.
in Wallowa valley averaged 4 cents,
H. Wheeler for »1,300, the northeast
making the purchase price of the Mi
quarter of the northeast quarter of
tire shipment »16,800.
the southwest quarter of section 23.
ORGANIZED MARCH 2. 1889.
in township 6, north of range 35
To Washington, D. c.
CAPITAL......................... »100,090
east, containing 10 acres In the Vi-
John Cox, In charge of bis sister. cinity of Fruitvale.
Miss Mary Cox, started last evening
C. J. Whittaker has sold to Edward
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tor Washington, D. C., the family E. Harlow for »2,000, the west half
horns. Mr. Cox- will be remember of lota 13 and 14. In block 26. in the
Interest allowed on time depoeita.
ed as the man whose back
was
Exchange bought and ooM on ail "broken” 16 months ago. He is re reservation addition to the city of
Pendleton.
principal points.
covering slowly and persists in an
Special attention given to colleo- abiding faith that he will recover.
Formerly of Athena.
tiona.
E. S. Waterman, of Walla Walla,
Will Naturalise.
was in the city today for a short
Jacob Kupe, a native of Russia, has time on business. Mr. Waterman
_ a resident
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filed his intention with the county was formerly
Athens, „
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ciera of
or becoming
oecoi
clerk
a citizen of the where he was in business, and is well
J. W. MALONEY, Aset Oaahter. | united States.
known in this part of the country.
Pendleton Savin# But
The Modem Carpet and Fornitore
Hoose of Pendleton
Mrs. I-eedy. the wife of one of the Secretary Hitchcock and forfeit his
large farmers souui of the city, was title to the land. The man has not
shown up to get the ticket, and ha*
a Pendleton visitor today.
evidently concluded that Umatilla
Mrs. Smith and daughter, Miss county ia a poor place to break into
Pearl, of Helix, were In the city to
the poorhouse.
day the guests of friends
Benjamin F. Marlin, proprietor of
the Cottage Hotel of Meacham, is
in the city today on business
Jerry Swart, telegraph operator on
the I). R. A N.. at Athena, ia in the
city today on his return home from
a few days' outing and recreation at
Huntington. La Grande and Kamela
He will leave for his home In the
morning.
Recovers Stolen Stock.
Frank Jasper
the Eagle valley
rancher, whose horses were stolen
by William Carver, returned yester
day from Sandpoint, Idaho, where he
went with Sheriff h . K Brown for
the purpose of recovering his ani
mals, says the Baker City Democrat.
Mr. Jasper, altogether, had six homes
stolen, while a neighbor of his lost
two. Two of these animals, the prop
erty of Mr. Jasper, were recovered.
These animals he sold at Sandpoint.
The saddle which was stolen with
the horses Mr. Jasper brought back
with him.
Full Ltae of Druggist Sundries
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CANDIES, CIGARS, ETC
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C. G. KNIGHT, Proprietor
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GURDANE & McBROOM
New and Sec
ond Hand Goods
Bought and Sold
MONEY LOANED ON SECURITY
JU Court Street
25c
la the moral»« iaaare* aa etowic Mep, basyoat sniitto
aad iiirtws» thnmaboat the «toy.
CYRUS NOBLE »
are «rhukie, ot the fine« qmHty. They are palataMe.
effective, of exqnteile boq irt—in fact. p»r eacetleat.
Ail that *^e» to make ■ perfect whisky ba, entered into
the perfecting at the Nosis braada. Ham yo» tritd
them»
F. W. Schmidt's
The Reliable Druggist
PoetoOce Block
HELIX, OREGON.
Phone Main Vti
W. J.V4N Salil i VES * CD., lac.. BiaBuux. MgriANB.
Miner* Want Relief.
The Montana Miners' and Smelt
ers' Unions, have presented to Gov
ernor Toole a petition asking for a
special session of the legislature for
the purpose of enacting special legis
lation. covering the present bitter
fight, between the Clark and Heinze
factions, over the ownership of the
controling stock in the Montan* and
Boston and Amalgamated companies.
The mine shut-down occasioned by
this extended fignt threatens to work
untold hardship* in the Montana
mining towns during the coming win
ter.
Rignt of Way for Now Lins.
Arlington. Oct. 30.—The city coun
cil last night laid over until the next
meeting the application of the East
ern Oregon Railway Company for a
right of way through the city. This
is the company which proposes to
build from this city to Fossil and
atepa are being taken to obtain a
right ot way over the entire distance.
Save Money
t’ric Acid -a the blood cenar» SoaUca. Gout aad Nenralcia
THE REX RHEUMATIC RING
Kmaoma the tl«»
l-riee te <*. A postal card arili beiag oar little booklet that
Iella the atory
MKX SHKI MATIC CO ,
LOVIS HUNZlKK^.Aacat. Pendleton,
Hanford Coan
By buying Matting
Lace Curtains, Rugs
Looking
Glasses,
Etc. Etc. of
jiiescke’s
Meats
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FAILING
Sole agent for the genuine
Ostermoor mattresses
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COMMERCIAL STABLES
G. M. FROOME PROPRIETOR.
Carryall* for pieale parti«*. Oood
team* with comjstsat firtsore for
The approval of all who rommsrelal m»n. Bpoefiy horse* and
want the best meat- bandsom* riga for evaalng aad Sun
day drive*. Gentle horeo* tor family
most deliciou* but ne use. Stock hoarded at fuaaonabl*
no higher in price............ ratee. Saat of care given to transient
stock. Opposite Hotel
Fandlstna
COURT STREET Those Mate 1«1.