The east Oregonian., November 13, 1903, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 8

' evening with 150 bead of fat cattle
? for Walla W’alla buyers.
The cattle were purchased by Walla
Walla parties some time ago, to be
i
, delivered in this city, from where
FRIDAY, .NOVEMBER 13, 1903.
I they will be shipped immediately up-
i
| on arrival
They are In first-class
1 condition aa the range in the Inter-
SATURDAY’S LOCALS.
I
And that is what you will get if you pot
t rior is now very good, owing to the
recent rains which have extended all
your money in a K N. A. F. It* a ¿oar
O. C. Beck, of Athena, is in the
| through the range country south of
city today.
T. G. HAILEY AND C. W. MAL-
HAS SERVED A TERM IN
EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT
antee of style and quality.
, Pendleton.
Fay Settlemler, of Nolin, was a
WALLA WALLA PRISON.
LET FOR EASTERN OREGON.
WILL
BE
CREDITABLE.
Pendleton visitor yesterday
GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN
Joe Carmon, of Athena, spent tbe
16 A8 YET UNDECIDED. Teachers Urged to Collect Original
Governor Chamberlain Acta on a Ree-
Was Discharged In September Last, day in Pendleton yesterday.
We will receive sixty-five of the new and
C. W. Steen, of Milton, was a busl-
and Has Worked for Mr. Teutoch
olution Passed at Last Soaslon—
Essays From Pupils to Form Part
I
latest
cot_ In Overcoats—something oot
Two Weeka—Appropriated Marked ness visltor in the city today.
of ths Oregon Dlaplay—Botanical
Henry Ankeny, Zera Snow and H. No Especial Demand for It Yet, Not
C. L, Holway. ot Ukiah, is in the
Money and Waa Eaeily Trapped—
of
the
ordinary. If yoo haven’t por-
V. Galea, of Willamette Valley, Re­
and
Forestry
Exhibits
Will
Be
Elab-
i
a Member of the Legislature Having
city for a short business visit.
Good Looking, Capable > oung Man
ceive
Appointments—Duties
and
orate—Good Poeltion Secured
in
Expressed Himself In Favor of It
chas
d
an
overcoat see what yoo think of
H. Picard, of Adams, was a busi­
and "Religious.**
Powers of the Commission.
Building.
these.
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
Governor Chamberlain late yester­
Charles Gay, of Athena, Is In the
D. Gordon Graham, a young mao
One of the tlmt. acta performed by day evening gave out the following
I
Professor H. S
Lyman, super'n-1
I
SPECIAL -During the week all
city
for
a
short
visit
on
business.
who has been in the employ of Lee
the state laud board upon the return brief Interview on the question of the ten dent of schools of Clatsop county,
Teutsch for the past two weeka. in
A. G. Newton, of Helix, is transact­ of Governor Chamberlain from the special session to the Oregon Dally
and also superintendent of tbe Ore-1
the clothing department, waa arrest ing business in the city for a few East, was tbe appointment of the ir­ Journal. Tae governor said:
ed last night on the charge of embea- days.
“I have received no request from gon educational exhibit for tbe St.'
rigation commission for
Oregon,
At Twenty per cent Discount.
ziement, and la now in the county
W. J. McDonald, of Umatilla, Is lu authorized by senate concurrent res­ aoy senator or representative elected Louis fair, arrived in the city this 1
jail, having confeaaed to the crime.
the city today on a short business olution No. 30, adopted at the last ses­ from any county that is presumed to morning on a tour of tbe Eastern Ore- i
For the past week Mr. Teutsch has trip.
sion of the legislature. This commis­ be liable to suffer if a special session bon counties, In the interest of the
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been noting some irregularity in the
of tbe legislature be not called.
Joe Iueezer, of Et ho, is a Pendle­ sion is composed of five men—two
exhibit.
cash account, and his suspicions at
"If
any
of
the
counties,
cities
or
ton visitor for a few days on busi­ lawyers, two practical irrigators and
Too much stress cannot be placed on
laat rested on the new clerk. After ness.
school districts would be crippled In
one civil engineer.
Professor Lymsu find« the Interest
allowing the matter to run for sev­
tbe great value of Cuticura Soap, Oint­
In accordance with the provision, their corporate functions, I should In the educational work very great in
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Sunderman,
of
eral days he confirmed his suspicions
the governor has named as the lav hear from members of the legislature every port:cn of the state, and has
ment and Resolvent in tbe antiseptic
and last night the young man was Echo, were tue guests of frieuds in yers, Zera Snow, of Portland, and representing them.
drawing rrf tkn mnr-“T t --»-- — —a
J uki returned from a very successful
"So far. 1 have not determined what trip through Southern Oregon, where
placed under arrest and at once con -ae city today.
Mayor T. G. Halley, of this city;
the Hood no* circulating fiukls, thus
Mrs. Nelson Miller, of Athena, was as practical irrigators. C. W. Mallet, course I shall pursue. I am looking
fessed. He has been knocking down
he was rewarded by receiving assur­
aflbrdlng pore, sweet and economical
money from his sales since the first lae guest of friends in the city yester­ of Ontario, and Henry Ankeny, of into the matter and am Informing ances of active and energetic work,
DEPARTMENT STORE
day
and
today.
local and constitutional treatment for
few days of his employment, and has
Sterling, and ax civil engineer, H. V. myself as to the condition of the on the part of educators and citizens
weakening ulceration«, inflammations,
made in that manner on an average
state’s finances. I find that the busi­ i interested in making a creaiiable
Mr. and Mrs. D. L Guber, of Pilot Gatos, ot Hillsboro.
itching», irritations, relaxations, dis­
of *3 or *4 a day.
ness of the state would go on without showing at this fair.
Rock, were the guests of Pendleton
Duties
of
Commission.
placements, pains and Irregularities
In all it is not known how much ’ friends yesterday.
Interruption or serious inconvenience,
He is organizing tbe work princi-
tu
The
duty
of
this
commission
is
peculiar to females. Hence the Cuti­ i he has made away with, but as he has
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Johnson and formulate and offer for introduction even though there were no extra sea pally througn the superintendents of
cura remedies have a wooderful influ­ i not only taken money, but has also
sion.
and
the
expenses
were
provid-
|
The Best is Always
i family, of Echo, are tn the city for a at the next session of the legislature,
the different counties and Is confer­
ence in restoring health, strength and
carried off goods, it is thought that ■ short visit with friends.
ed for by the issuance of evidenev-s ring with Superintendent Nowlin to­
beauty to weary women, who have
a
practical
irrigation
law
for
tbe
state
The Cheapest
he has made a good thing of the trans- |
of indebtedness.
day. who is also a member of the
been prematurely aged and invalided
Mrs. A. L. Swaggert. of Athena, is of Oregon, so framed as to suit the
action
while
he
was
at
it.
•
Therefore,
so
far
as
concerns
tbe
by these distressing ailments, as well as
I the guest of _ relatives
_______ ____
and _______
friends ___
tn peculiar needs of the state, and so state government, there is no press­ educational committee of the state in
Trapped With Marked Money.
such sympathetic afflictions as anemia,
I the city for a few days.
constructed as to regulate water ing need for a special session to cor­ charge of the work.
chlorosis, hysteria, nervousness and 1
Mr. Teutsch became suspicious of i
rights and distribution in the most rect defects in the <.ax laws that have
I
Misses
Effie
and
Una
Smith
and
Features of the Exhibit.
debility.
the man and yesterday afternoon ! Edsar Smith,
just and practical manner.
children
of
E.
L.
Smith
been
jointed
out
In
the
opinion
hand
­
The grau'tie mif«rt»d qi
The
educational exhibit will con­
Women from the very first have fully
gave Sheriff Taylor and Deputy Blak of Pendleton, are v.siting at the Me­
In view of the fact that the reel*- ed down by the supreme court."
appreciated tbe parity ano aweetneM,
sist in a display ot tbe text-books of
iey each some marked money and Ewen home
rupi»
coaled
mation
department
has
intimated
that
in this city.—Athena
tbe power to afford immediate relief,
the different grades, used in Oregon
they bought articles at the store Pres*.
Oregon must pass an up-to-date irri­
tbe certainty of apeedy and permanent
Wheeler
County
Assessment
schools,
and
a
full
complement
of
from Graham. Last night when the
gation and water right law, before
STRANSKT STEIL WAU
cere, tbe absolute safety and great
Mrs. A. W Robison and daughter,
The assessment roll as compiled by class papers and completed lessons
man was arrested and searched some
the government would feel encouraged
economy which have made the Cuticura
of this marked money waa found in Miss Jnanita Robison, of Echo, left to proceed with the irrigation plans the assessor for the year 1903 shoes accompanying each grade showing the
w «uperé r to say wale w.sde
remedies the standard akin curve and
his pockets, and he then confessed this morning for their home, after a now contemplated in the state, the the total valuation on all property to faithfulness of teachers and scbolara.
humour remedies of the civilised world.
It'- in a rlara by it« If.
Frawi-
visit
in
this
city
at
the
home
of
Mr.
In
following
the
prescribed
course
of
■
I
ler
the
law
*83.597
He was deta.ned in the store a,<er
responsibility resting on thia commls
Millions of the women nee Cuticura
In exemptions aax allowed, which study mapped out in the text-books.
the other clerks had gone, and in ad and Mrs Lee Teutsch.
ÎM Stran-ky 8:eel Ware at
sion is very great
Soap, assisted by Cuticura Ointment,
As one of the special features of
mitting the thefts, claimed that be
Tbe members are supposed to be ir-avt-s a net assessment of *1 125.36*)
for preserving, purifying and beauti­
the exhibit. Professor Lyman desires »
BEEF TO PORTLAND
had intended to replace the amounts
o
fying tbe akin, for cleansing the scalp
prexent st the meeting of the State of taxable projierty.—Wheeler County
to have as many descriptive articles
/s ail Court Street
as soon aa he had placed himself on
of crusts, scales and dandruff, and the
irrigation Association in this dty. News.
Echo Shipment Going to the Union
The Mormon church hqs bought for on different localities and industries
his feet financially.
stopping of falling hair, for softening,
next Monday and Tuesday, for the
in Oregon as possible, to lend an orig­
Meat Company Tomorrow.
whitening and soothing red, rough and
Graham came to this city a little
purjxxe of getting in touch with tbe . *4 fM>0 the old jail at Carthage. Ul . in
inal. local features to the exhibit, in
acre hands, for annoying irritations,
over two weeks ago and went at one*
W. T. Cross, representing the Union situation, in the state, but owing to I ' which Joseph Smith, the prophet, and
and ulcerative weaknesses, and for
to Rev. R. J. Warner of the Methodist Meat Company, of Portland, will shin tbe late date on which the commission I his brother Hiram, were killed by a addition to tbe prescribed lessons
front the text books. Teachers and '
■any sanative, antiseptic purposes
church. He told of having just re­ out six cars of fat cattie, to Port was named, it is impossible to say , . mob.
principals of public schools, are ex-;
which readily suggest themselves, as
turned from tbe east, where he bad land tomorrow, over the O. R. A N. whether Messrs. Ankeny. Snow and
—‘
______
_
pecially requested to collect as many
well as for all the purposes of the toileL
Tremen«
or
Insanity.
been in a hospital for some time, re
These cattle were purchased on Gates will attend or not.
Joe Hughes, the old man'who wax ' of ‘bis character of articles as posai-1
bath and nursery •
covering from an operation for s Upper Butter creek, and will arrive
.Mr. Mallet will be here and Mr
S»M thrra<he«t th, —M Catww« kuh li l ■». Oa
growth on his hip caused by an in­ tonight or in the morning Mr. Cross Hailey will certainly be on hand to I arrested some days ago for having in ble. and forward them to Astoria
Or« W ll x u il COMM rim. Se. xarvW W Wx O>.|-
tl„ :
■rat. Ma.. Sara. Ma. D-aatai L—Saa. r ~
New and Sec­
jury received in a holdup in Spokane retorts the cattle market very 4'iE. study the situation from the legal j his pof-esxton the sack of tobacco; The botanical exhibit from this
K<Nal>M<aara>; Si «11.1-t Ci
taken from the scene of the fire of ‘ state will be especially Interesting on |
some two years ago
As be was an and fat cattle plentiful in the Inter­ standpoint
ond Hand G ods
account
of
great
variety
of
plates
and
honest appearing young fellow, Mr. ior. He expects another shipment of
While the personnel of the com- j Sundsy night, is tn tbe county jail flowers to be found and the wonder-
Bought and Sold
Warner took him into his house, and six or seven cars the middle of next mlttee seems to be as good as could with an attack of the delirium trem­
' ful variety of woods that can be co!
ens.
or
else
he
is
Insane.
be made it bis headquarters for tbe week, from Morrow county
have been chosen In tbe state, it has |
I lected under the head of forestry.
time.
been hojx-d by irrigators that at
Professor Lyman Is meeting with a,
He made application to Teutsch for
least three of tbe romm ssion would ;
. hearty reception in every portion of
MONEY LOANED ON SECURITY
a place in his store as a salesman
be named in Eastern Oregon, the
the state, and feels confident that he
and proving himself to be a good one
home and birthplace of Oregon Irri­
JI J Coan Street
will be able to make a showing from
was given a place.
gation. There is every reason to be- (
I Oregon fuuy as creditable as any of
Here that the members will take just1
Is an Ex-ConvicL
the older states, which have r.ade ed • irii*iH.-*****»»*»+**»»**»s *aw
as much Interest in the vita! subject i
Among the papers of the accuse,
jcatlonal work »pecLa. features for
however, as if all of them lived with-1
CONCERT NOVEMBER 9 BY
nearly a century
was found a release from the Walla NATHANIEL DOUGHTREY
In
the
smell
of
the
sage
brush
plains
*
Walla penitentiary dated September
i u
JOHNSTONE ORCHESTR m *
Excellent Position.
CAME TO OREGON IN 1E52. of Eastern Oregon.
Laat, and inquiry at the penitentiary
hr
One fact that encourage» him in
Powers of ths Commission.
this morning disclosed the fact that
_ A
1 bis work is that President Myers, of
D. Gordon Gra’iam bad finished serv­
The commission is empowere-1 to! Got
a
Judgment
for
»100
—
Rheuma-
he
8L
fco,j Ijew , xn(1 Clark in
ing a two years' sentence in last Sep Died Yeaterday in Portland, of Con­ collect data, hire clerks, codify pre»- i
Lam
Greatly
Benefited
at
Hot
Lake
|
state
commission,
his secured one of *
tember for embezzlement, committed
sumption—Funeral and Interment ent irrigation laws and formulate new
—Revival Meetings Will Begin No- ibe best poeitxms in the Oregon build j ;
in Everett. He 1» evidently an old
one«,
to
be
acted
upon
by
the
legisla
­
in Thia City Tomorrow at 2:30 p.
hand nt the business
vemper 15—Brick Work on Church log for the educational exhibit, and 11
m.—Services at Thompson Streat ture.
every visitor that passes in or out ;!
One of its first teaks will be to
is Finished.
Methodist Church.
of tbe building, will come in direct I (,
i
MEMBERS COULD NOT
mee t and organize and take up the
contact with tbe exhlb.L
I!!
laws
of
Idaho
and
Utah.
irrigation
Athena.
Nov
4.
—
Roy
Beck,
who
for
STAY TO CONVENTION.
Nathaniel Doughtrey, one ot th*
Professor Lyman
.
will
_ have
___ direct
with a view to selecting the strongest the past two months has been teach­
pioneers of Eastern Oregon, died at
charge of -ie exhibit at St. Louis, and ' 1;
points from both, with new features ing at Holdman. spent ounday here
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Alice
is very desirous ot having all the . j;
Is the magnibceut stock of carpets and rugs we aie
added, to meet jieculiar condi Lons ia visiting his parents
He will remain state exhults at Astoria by February ' n
Vallely, at 249 Sixth street. Portland,
Oregon.
showing
The 1904 patterns are displayed and readv
here
and
st
Weaton
Uli
after
tbe
tn-
yesterday afternoon at 2 o’clock, after
1. in order that they may be placed *
Until after the meeting of tbe stale stltute.
for you to choose the design that pleases tour fancy
an extended illness with consumption,
in tbe Oregon building in St. Louis ; *
association next week, no definite
Mrs Will Hardeu
rtia daughters. Mrs W. H. Doughtrey
by April 1. tbe time fixed by the man­
plans will be made.
about two weeks with a gathering in , agement for the close of the exh.bits.
In our stock you Wilf find someth.ng to please as we
and Mrs. Alice Vallely. came to Pen
Among tbe prominent attorneys Ler bead
h»veca-pets from the heavy velvet orusseis to the
It is hoped that Umatilla county t i
The supreme court finished its busi­ dleton this morning to make arrange­ spoken of for a place on this com­
Mr and Mm. Frank Gulllford, on
lighter makes and all show t) at richness that adds se
ness for this term yesterday afternoon ments for the funeral, and tbe re­ mission. were Samuel White, chair­ their way home from a visit with ' tear hers and jarents interested ia ’
mains
will
reach
the
city
tomorrow
maxing a good showing for the state. '
much to the b-autv of vonr rooms
and has adjourned until June, 1904.
man of the democratic state central Mrs Guillford's parents on the McKay ‘ will make a specialty of securing orig- a
There were many more cases on tbe morning, accompanied by Mrs Na­ committee, of Baker City, and Will creek, and Mr. Guillford's mother an<>
V.e bought carpets in a vast quantity and get prices
docket, but the attorneys failed to thaniel Doughtrey, the wife of the de R. King, of Ontario W. T. Shaw, of »•»ter at Pendleton, spent Tuesday in I Ina! descriptive articles and essays on ♦
which cut down the cost *-o we are in a position tc
put in an appearance, and thus tbe ceased, and W H. Doughtrey, the Freewater, was also mentioned as one Athena at tbe home of Mr and Mrs i Oregon topic», for thia display
court was compelled to adjourn. In son. They will be taken to the family of the practica] irrigators to be B. F. Ogle
save you mony.
Hawks-Hart.
the cases not reached the court order home at the corner of Water and naned
Sarah
McDougal
was
called
to
At the M E Church. South, tn
ed that they could be either submitted Grange streeta. until the time of tbe
Broad choice, large savings and expert workmen te
I Pendleton for a suit against the estate ’
Pendleton. November 6 1903. by M 1
by brief, or continued to tbe next funeral services
COUNTY COURT.
'
of
the
late
Mm
Martha
Margen,
for
sew and lay your carpets, are inducements we offer.
Natnanie]
Bought
rey
was
born
in
V
Howard.
Mr.
Car!
E.
Hart
was
mar
­
term.
whom she cared daring her last days
Chief Justice Moore stated that be Kentucky. March 16. 1824. In which Contest Over Issuance of Liquor Li­ Mrs. McDougal received judgment for ried to Miss Anna M Hawka Ju»’,
state
he
spent
his
early
boyhood,
at the conclusion of the prayer serv-'
and the other members of the court
I1U0
eeni le—Various Resignation^
ice tbe wedding party approached.
as well, are sorry they would not be moving to Illinois with ais parents ia
Mrs
Bortow
and
family
of
Cripple
Tbe county court this morning re-
ar.rt the ceremony was
performed,
able to remain in the city for the ir­ his young manhood, where he lived
Creek.
Colo.,
daughter-in-law
of
iiHTi tri i lOBaaaaaBaBaBc
rigation convention, but that owing until 1852, when he crossed the plains ceived the resignation of C. A- Smith, Grandma Bartow of this dty. is visit­ when they went on their way rejolc-*
with
an
ox
team
and
setUed
in
Linn
as
supervisor
of
tbe
Pilot
Rock
road
to the pressure of business they would
ing at the home of her sisterx-in-law. '
have to start for home at once. In county, Oregon, where he resided un­ district, and appointed Francis M Mesdames Buel ai d Wright.
til
about
nine
years
ago,
when
he
Smith
in
his
place.
order to keep their docket clear it
Frank Tharp, who went to the Hot
The resignation of J. P. McManus
was necessary to work all the time, moved to this city with his family.
Give rest to tired eyes.
I^st year the deceased was compell­ as justice of the peace for Pilot Rock Lake« for his rheumatism, is improv­
♦ and have no idle days. If the law­
ing very rapto ly.
After making a thorough ex­
yers had been present so that the ed to go to Southern Oregon in hope was accepted, and Abraham Miller
Tom Picket, who bad 30 arres of
of
benefiting
his
failing
health,
where
was
appointed
to
take
tbe
office.
amination to locate every de­
court would have been busy while
potatoes in on tbe Charley March
he
remained
until
Christmas,
when
he
the
justice
of
the
B.
F.
Dennis,
fect we give you tne proper
here, they would have been able to
K an anxious, fretful
place, west of town, han dtajxixed 01
The Modern Carpet and Forniture
nay. v<>u r>ee<1 souiething
remain over until next week, but as returned to the home of his son. W. peace of Ukiah, also tendered his rex his crop and moved to the McArthur
lensee and adjoat the frames
H.
Doughtrey,
with
whom
he
restuts.
was
accepted,
but
as
ignation
and
it
wiiich
shall
fit
your
tired
It
was,
such
action
would
be
impos
­
to your face, thus insurnig a
until June, after which time he made yet no one has heea appointed to fill place to remain all w.nter.
tody aa a well worn slipper fits a
sible.
Grandma
King has v»ry r-oor
perfect correction. We give
tfrvd foot. It must I* mxnetiilug
Chief Justice Moore and Associate bls home with his daughter. Mrs. the vacancy.
health,
and
is
confined
to
her
bed
There Is quite a fight on in the
you the best glaseee it is pos­
more than food or driuk. I f you
Justices C. E. Wolverton and R. 8. Alice Vailely. until the time of his
death
county court over the granting of a most of the time.
want to taste Nirvana and forget
sible to produce.
Bean left this morning for Salem.
and
slight
attacks
of
la
Bad colds
SowUcw. G«wt and Nenralgia
liquor license to J. F. Taylor, of Alba.
all your tire and fatigue, take a
good many dur
WALLA WALLA FRUIT GOE8 FAR. Taylor filled a petition for a license gripj>e have visited a _
cup <>f one of Ctiase A Sanborn's
THE
REX
RHEUMATIC
RING
EXTENSIVE LIVE STOCK
••Original Package" lea«. These
and Charles E. Hoover has filed a ng the past few days
turaora» 1
Frm M an A postal eard wilt bna< ow lutte
The brick work on tbe new M E.
DEALS OCCURRED LATELY Miss Charlotte Baumeister Sees Ital- protest, alleging that all of the names
are the leaves which the natives
lela th« ator,
RHX BHXVMATIC CO
church is completed, and Dan May
thrintelve< drink with all their
Ian Prunes Grown Hare In New on the petition were not bona fide
and
his
masons
have
left
The
car
­
vigor inipnwxied
It's a very
residents of the uistrlcL The case
Graduate Optician
* Beef Cattle Are Bringing From *2.50
York.
different drink from ordinary tea.
Is now being beard, and a number of penters expect to have the basement
That Walla Walla fruit la having
_
Try a half-pound.
per Hundred to *3.30—Borne Bold
witnesses have been examined. The ready for use by the first of Decem­
wide circulation is evinced by a let­
ber.
a
to Portland, Some to Seattle—A. A. ter received by her father from Miss court has expresses no opinion in the
Miss Mae Blalock of Waua Walia
- original ra x*er' tkas
matter as yet.
«
Cole Has Been Dipping Hie Sheep. Charlotte D. Baumelster, where she
OrtoE (Formara Ooku g).
The court this morning appointed was vlsit.ng at the home of Mr. and
states she saw the Wa.ia Walla valley
Mrs. George Banister last week.
Koh-i-noor (ts(. Brrasisst)
a
Ridge. Nov. 6.—J. u. Lonergan product temptingly displayed on New H L. Frazier, of Milton, ana O. W’.
W
R.
Taylor
has
returned
from
his
Ornas» rvkor (Indu A i«y¡«n]
passed through here Sunday. He pur­ York's streets, says the Union. Miss Hunt, of Echo, as the delegates for stock ranch on the John Days.
chased 23 bead of cattie of W’m. How­ Baumelster writes that the sight tbe irrigation convention.
Bessie Parker, who was on the list
*
Sold In Pendleton exclu« vrly by
Tbe rest of the work of the court
ard of Alba, and 32 head of B. F. made her homesick. She says in
♦
with tbe sick, is able to go to school
has
been
in
auditing
bills
for
tbe
past
Now opened permanently
Ogie of this locality. These cattie part:
thia
week.
and prepared to turn out
are to be delivered tbe 8th. Prices
"Yesterday I was walking along month’s expenses.
Mr. Etis sold a few tona of alfalfa
a
Firit-class work. We hav<-
(WHT
STREET
*
paid *3.26 per hundred for steers and One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street
hay for 18 j>er ton. Wheat hay la
had 16 years experience aad
»
CLAIMS
A
MISTAKE.
? a .5O for cowa
when I saw a wagon with boxes of
selling from *12 to *15 per ton.
•
thoroughly understand a'I
J. A. Owings and family, who have Italian prunes in them. W’ben I got
a
Mrs. H. H. HUI left Tueaday even-
details of the Photograph‘e
a
just undergone a siege of tonsllltis. closer I saw the boxee were marked C. L. Martin Is Arrested Charged Ing to attend the bedside of her moth­
Art. First-class work guar­
a
With
uttering
a
Worthless
Check.
are
all
about
recovered.
Blalock Fruit company, Walla Walla,
er. who Is dangerously III at her home
•
anteed. Price« rigbL
The Rust Bros, are reported to have Washington.’ I was so surprised 1
C L. Martin was arrested In Walla near Joseph.
sold their beef to a Portland firm at nearly fell over to think of Walla W’alla yesterday by the chief of police
Dr. and Mrs. Turley of Weston
a
*3.30 [>er hundred.
Walla prunes being aold In
Now and was brought to this dty last even rjient Saturday visiting Mrs. James
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♦
I. V. Cate of Ourdane, sold his stock York.”
Ing by Sheriff T. D Taylor, where Huggins.
a
cattie to bis father. C. R. Cate, a
he Is wanted for
having passed a
C. A Fischer left Wednesday for
short time ago.
Cured Rheumatism.
worthless check for 120 on Maple Stockton. Cai., to spend a few days.
H. W. Wtuttaker is preparing to Medical I-ake Salta Mfg Co., Spo- Brothers, of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. David Williams re­
fall feed his beef this winter.
kane. Waah.
Martin claims to be the representa­ turned home a lew days ago. bringing
We had quite a wind a few nights
Gentlemen—I came to Medical Ijke tive of an Eastern electrical supply back their little son. Walter, who was
OF PENDLETON
ago. It Mew down a few telephone seven weeks ago almost helpless from house, and does not seem concerned ojierated on in Walla Walla, He is
posts on the main -ne.
Inflammatory rheumatism and gener­ at his arrest. He says that he has out of danger, but bls health la very
One of A. A. Cole's sheep herds ally In a run-down condition. At this funds of the bank that dishonored his poor.
passed back to his mountain ranch a time 1 am almost entirely recovered, drain and that there is some mistake.
A concert will be given by the
few days ago. They had been out to and have an appetite which is tbe de­ He was arrested on a bench warrant Johnston orchestra Monday, Novem-
the home ranch for dipping.
spair of tbe hotel proprietor, inflam­ from the circuit court, and will be ar­ ber 9. by N. I. Miller at the opening
Mrs. B. 8herry of Pendleton is mation and swelling is nearly gone raigned at the convenience of the of his new store.
spending a few weeks visiting her from my hands and feet, and I feel court.
The rejiort was given out Sunday
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A Owings, at splendid. Medical Lake has certainly
that the noted evangelist. Rev. Uj>-
present
done much for me.
dike of Illinois, who intended to hold
RETURNED FROM WESTON.
cordially endorse» thi» news of good ch«er
J. H. Rust is reported to have pur­
O. Q. WEBSTER
a protracted meeting during this
to all »uffertr» from disorder» or ailments oi
Sandpoint,
Idaho.
chased a fine lot of steers in the john
Lage Delegation From Thia Place to month, failed to meet his appoint­
KIDNEYS, BLADDER,
Day country recently.
For sale by Tailman A Co., leading
ment on account of illness. He will
the Teachers’ Instituto.
LUNGS or SPINE
K. F. Fahrenwald made a trip out druggists, and A. C. Koeppen A Bros.
be
here
to
commence
his
services
by
Professor J. F. Nowlin and E. B.
LEV. ANKENY, Présidant
that cause the acute pain or dull, grinding,
to Snipe Valley after bis wife, who
the
third
8unday
of
this
month.
Conklin, accompanied by other Pen­
exhausting ache which xhattera even the
W. F. MATLOCK, VIce-PrssidinL
has been visiting
Real Estate Transfer a.
_ wuh her mother, •
sltongcxt nervous ayvtem. A CURE—new,
C. B. WADE. Cashier.
Mrs. Henry Schmidt, who baa been
G. W. Hunt and wife today filed a dleton teachers, have returned from
Suit
to
Recover
an
Account.
quick, sure and pleacant is st y< ur call.
sick.
quit claim deed in the office of the the sessions of the teachers* insti­
A
suit
was
filed
today
in
the
circuit
Science, which ix deeply iiuerextcd in th»
county recorder, transferring to W. tute at Weston, well pleased with the court by George DeMott A Co.,
CURE-Kv named it MEDICAL LAKE
DEATH OF A VETERAN.
8. Byers for fl and other valuable work done there.
against
8.
L.
Wakefield
and
wife,
to
PLASTERS. Thete Plaxtert aie made of
S. A. ixiwell has returned from
considerations, 26 lots along tbe right
recover
122.76
alleged
to
be
due
on
clean, »wect, delicate, powcrfully-active,
ORGANIZED MARCH 1, IM*.
John W. Klmberlin Passes Away, of way of the Hunt Line and the By­ Weston, where he attended the teach­ goods and merchandise purchased by
natural Gum* and rulxerucd evaju.ration-
ers’ Institute and delivered an ad­
ers
mill
race.
the defendants between the dates of
CAPITAL......................... filOROOO.
Aged 62 Years.
formed Crystal» from Msdlcal Lake, Washington, that marvclou» body of ceucentrated hvahh element»,
dress before the convention.
Jesse
B.
Hart
and
wife,
of
Weston,
which ia the new wonder of the medical profession. The stalwart lnduts whe long dwelt al. ut this b. dy of
John W. Klmberlin died at the
Mesdames C. B. Wade, John Hal­ September 30 and November 6, of
most remarkable hygienic water* in all the world, considered it a gift to themvelvcs direct fr-<n the Great
home ot bls daughter, Mrs. J. H. Bry­ have aold to Samuel H. Bryan, of ley, Jr.. Ben Boroughs and L. B Stur­ this year, together with the costa and
Spirit, aad guarded It with their live* from all outside intrusion ; but progress moxin^ them on, ba» mah it*
ant, this morning at 6 o'clock, after Walla Walla, for »7.700. 280 acres of gis have returned from We« ton. disbursements of the action. Carter
treasures available
There to no need to »utter from the destroying aliments we have mentioned,
A Raley are the attorneys for the
a long illness of dropsy and other land in tbe vicinity of Weston.
where
they
attended
the
teachers'
in
­
I
Interest allowed sa time dapeafta
Trajan Tucker and wife, of Weston,
• single moment more, for Medical Lake Plasters are theo perfect Cl hl-
v ‘ N’*-_.r» own
plaintiff.
complications.
stitute.
Exchange bought and eeM sn all
unrivaled means against pain and disease, they search out, conquer and c*ad:catc its cause
The deceased was born tn Marion have aold to Jesse B. Hart a tract of
land containing 36 acres tn township
principal pointa.
La Grande Irrigation Company.
ALL DRUaOISTS SELL MEDICAL Lake PLaSTEB*. 2.«c EACH
county, Indiana, in 1841, and was a
CATTLE TO WALLA WALLA.
4, north of range 36 east, being in
Special attention given te eellee
veteran of the civil war, having en­
The La Grande Irrigation company
naiNCAL LAKE TABLETS oak» a w«rMlex. >w« Tóate th*» puphS»*.
bu»U* n .
the
vicinity
of
Weston.
’
tiens.
listed in the 122d Volunteer Iowa
Grant County Growers Will Arrive To­ has recorded a filing on 1.000 inches
Cavalry at the first of the war, and
of
water
to
be
taken
irom
the
Grande
MEDICAL LAKE SALTS MPO. CO , Sola Mfrs, Naw York and Spoken«. Wash.
night With a Shipment for the Gar­
The stranger who dropped dead on
serving with that body of troops dur­
Ronde river near Oro Dell. A ditch
den
City.
the
streets
of
Portland
laat
Sunday.
ing the entire war. He has been a
four miles long will cover the Pleas
Nelson and 8hort and Smith Broth ant Home Orchard district near La
resident of this city for the last nine baa been Identified aa Daniel Naah, a
i
resident
of
Halsey
Or.
era. of Susanville, will arrive this Grande
years, and Is wall known her» among
EMBEZZLEMENT
FOR WOMEN
tbe old soldiers and the elder real
dents.
He Is survived by three daughters,
Mrs J. H. Bryant, of this city, and
Mrs. Jessie Catherman and Mrs O
C. Smith, of Umatilla
Buy a Good Overcoat
Tomorrow by Express
About Sanative Antisep­
tic Cleansing
BOYS’ OVERCOATS
And about the Care of the Skin,
Scalp, Hair and Hands.
ALEXANDER’S
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a
a
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W. J. CLARKE & Co
GURDANE & McBROOM
DEATH Of I PIONEER
FULL or FALL FINERY 11¡E
BAKER & FOLSOM
A. Blackburn, 0. D.
!
I Halit Art Studio
C. ROHRMAN
J. W. VaighR.Pfop.
MEDICAL LIKE
Tbe First National Bank
PLASTER
The Doctor
Pendleton SaYings Ban!
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