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| who is well known there, where lie is «■ngag»'«! in the furniture business. The deceased was born in Englaiul ■ ¡55 years ago. aud came to this country about 36 years ago. She has lived in FRIDAY DECEMBER 4. 1903. 1 Long Creek for many years and leaves a large circle of friends. She has - l-een a sufferer from Bright’s disease for some time, anil was brought to , this city on Saturday last in the hope that the better facilities for treatment to be obtained here would result in her gaining her health ouce more, but the disease had secured too great a GONE TO PORTLAND FOR hold on her, ami she died suddenly MEDICAL TREATMENT this morning Mrs. Hewett leaves two sons. C. D Gone to Idaho to Reside—Recovering Wilson, of this city, and W R W son. of Goldendale. Wash., besides her From Tonsilitis — Modern Wood husband to mourn her loss. men Entertainment — Serious Case The husband of Mrs. Hewett has of Typhoid Fever — Revival Meet been conferred with by telephone, anil It will be impossible for him to be ings at Christian Church. 1 resent, so that the funeral will be Milton. Dec. 1.—Thomas Taylor took ■ onducted from Rader's undertaking his wife to Portland Sunday for med parlors tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock ical treatment. A. L. Baugh, who has been em Fight Wil! Be Bitter. ployed in G. F. Edward’s blacksmith shop, has gone to .Murphy. Idaho, to Those who will persist in closing reside. their ears against the continual rec- Marshal Wilkinson, who is atteud mmendation of Dr King's New Dis ing Whitman College, spent seieral « overv for Consumption will have a days here visiting h.s father an<l ’■»ng and bitter fight with their trou- mother. '■les. if not ended earlier by fatal ter Mis. M -M. Dittebraudr took her de ruination. Read what T. R Bca'l of parture last night for a tew «lays' visit Beall. Miss., has to say "luist fall in Portland. i.iy wife had every symptom of con Harvey A. Corj>e. formerly a Milton -uniption She took Dr. King's Ne» boy. was here Saturda» and Sunday Dis« overy after everything else had from Walla Walla. failed. Improvement cam«- at one« Miss Maud Frazier returned yester t-nd four bottles entirely cured her.’ day trorn Walla Walla, where she ha«1 Guaranteed by Tollman ■ Co drug been «he guest of Miss Grace Clark. i ists Price 5uc and $1.0'' Trial lK>t Miss Edith Crockett, after a few t'es free. days' visit with fr.ends and relatives here, has returned to »•’endleton to re- i Trib Is a Harmless. Positive Cure. sume her work in Mrs. Van Orsdali's ) Walla Walla Wash . Sept 3. 1903 — office. I can most heartily recommend TRIE Saturday night the Modern Wood t oanyone desiring to quit the use of men of America gave a basket supper t >bacco. I tried many so-called cures to their members and trienas. I i an truthfully say TRIB has curdi Mrs. H. F. Wright and Mrs. i le of all desire for tobacco in any Andt’rson were the guests of friends torm. TRIB is a < ure Z. K Stra ght at Walla Walla Saturday and Sunday. 119 Main street. Mrs. N. C Richards, who has been Tailman at Co., local agents here visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs O. C. Rinker, returned yesterday to | her home at Sumpter. Miss Inez Phelps spent Saturday and Sunday in Walla Walla the guest of Miss Maud Brewer. H. R Hogue, of the Elam Hardware Company, has resigned his position and will go to Walla Walla tomorrow, HEAVY CROP OF POTATOES where he has accepted a position in IS BEING HARVESTED J. L. Elam's implement store. ______ Revival meetings are in progress at the Christian church. Rev. L. W«x>d Willis A Taylor Buy a Potato Digge' of Eugene, is assisting Rev. Cart —Ora Zerba Has Bought Twt wright in the services. Ranches—School at Has Closed Misses C. W. Steen and A. E. Mc- Plainview — Mrs. Rose Craigen $• Knight returned Sunday from a Io Convalescing—Taylor Family Move days' hunting expedition on the Co lumbia. to Idaho. Serious Case of Typhoid Fever. Briggson. Nov 30.—The weather Thelma, the young daughter of Mr tas taken a decided change The and Mrs. A. Allan, is very ill of ty- phoid fever and under the care of Dr (oct of snow which covered the ground tas all disappeared and the atmos M. M. Dittebrandt. rhere is warm and springlike. Many Mrs. Dixon Has Arrived. who had not finished digging their po Mrs. James Main Dixon, wife of the tatoes are busily engaged getting president of Columbia College, arriv them out before winter sets in for ed here Sunday from her home at St good. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Dixon are occu Willis A Taylor, who have in twen pying rooms in the college ty acres of potatoes on the reserve rear here, had not begun to dig them CONSPICUOUS IN A BALLROOM. ,1 elore the snow I^st »eel. they pur- chased a potato digger, paying $154' Flakes of Dandruff on the Collar and ; for it. and are now getting them out James Navin, who had in about Shoulders of a Gentleman in Full three and a half acres, has just fin Dress. This is the thing you quite tre i«hed digging. He repons a y eld of quently see in the ballroom—a man s €5 -acks per acre and of excellent quality. The largest one weighed black dress coat literally covered with four and a quarter pounds. dandruff. Mr. Zerba also bought of George It must be annoying to the wearer, ivaddingham 120 acres. 50 acres be and certainly not a pleasant thing to ing good wheat land. Consideration observe. But dandruff can be eradi- $ 2,000. that will rated. It is a germ disease Frank Taylor left with his fam ly some day cause baldness. Newbro’s Herpicide kills the hair l ist week for Idaho, where they may their future home destroying germ, and stimulates the make Schoo! closed Friday at Plainview hair to a rich, abundant growth; it «.is rict. after a three months' term, does more—it keeps the hair soft and taught by Miss Ella Wall of John Day pliant. Mrs. Rose Craigen. who has been Furthermore. Herpicide is a most sick at her home near Weston, pleasant toilet accessory; of pleasing very is much improved odor, and cooling to the scalp. Jim Lietialln took out a baad of Sold by leading druggists. Send 10 liorses last week for wintering and cents in stamps for sample to The 'ail are in fine condition. Herpicide Co.. Detroit. Mich. F w Angus Gillis has sold his ranch Schmidt A Co., special agents. lieie. consisting of 48u acres, together [with about 80 head of cattle, to Ora FINISHING TOUCHES Zerba. for $6,000. New Sewer System Ready for Official Trial in Short Time. The Inland Empire Music Company will offer special inducements on man dolins and guitars, for the next 10 days, preparatory to the organization c>f a large mandolin club for this win ter Parties intending for lessons Lully call at music store, near Maio str- et bridge. Messrs. Owenhouse w Set tt, proprietors. The contractors who hare charge of the work on the sewer are now overseeing the end of the work. All pt the pipe, about nine miles in round numbers has been laid and the men are uuw engaged in putting the streets in as good condition as possible after having bad them torn up. are testing Farms for Sale. the automatic flush tanks, and looking We now have listed for sale some after the connections to see that all is fit before the work is turned over : of the best wheat farms and stock rat ches in the county. All the places for the inspection of the city. The sewer will cost in round numb ure well improved and well suppli.l ers $47.'XK' or $48,000. and is guaran i with water. Also som« very desir- Cali and get feed to be satisfactory by the con ¡able city property. tractors in every particular before ' prices. BENTLEY A HARTMAN. the city has to pay for the work. It will oe a week or ten days be Bick headache absolutely and per fore the official test is made oy the cured by using Moki Tea. city council, and in that interval ev manently A nleasant herb drink. Cures Con erything will be nnished, and all of stipation and Indigestion, Makes the details in the work will be fin you eat. sleep. work and happy ished, so that when the city receives Satisfaction guaranteed or money it there will be no further work to bark. 25c and 50c. F. W. Schmidt be done, ana no complications will A Co. arise. Farm for Rent. DEATH OF MRS. HEWETT. 1.200 acres near town. 600 in cultl- Old Settler of Long Creek Widely vat ion, 50 acres alfalfa ground under ditch, rest pasture, new house, good Known and Respected. fences, running water, complete otzt- Mrs. J. H. Hewett, of Long Creek, fit. See DEAN TATOM. died at the hospital this morning at 9:30 o’clock of Bright’s disease People whose business it is to mind Mrs. Hewett was the wife of J. H. other people’s business generally Hewett, of Long Creek, one of the mind that business of their own old settlers of that place and a man quite well. No woman'! nappl- ncsscan be complete without children; it is her nature to love and want them as much so as it is to love the beautiful and pare. The critical wdeal through which the expectant mother must pass, however, is so fraught with dreid, pain, suffering and danger, that the very thought of it fills her with apprehension and horror. There is no necessity for the reproduction of life to be either painful or dangerous. The use of Mother’s Friend so prepares the system for the coming event that it is safely passed without any danger. This great and wonderful Nightmare MothGr’s haa carried thousands •f women through the trying crisis without suffering. Send fur free oon tain lug lnformaUoL ti prlo»!»«« >alu« to all »xp»ct*nl mulhcra m m *0 m WuJlSj Tbe BrsA«el* R ms **«*»- C*., Atlsata, Sa. NTm gf ¡g S.JN w BREVITIES. Bsst shoe repairing at T ou tach's Fer y«ur Chrlstnixs list put down P I R For your Christmas list put down 22 Days P. I. R. Refrigerated meats Schwartz rac Similie of Ticket GreulicU Co Books for boy’H and girls Never was our line so large. Nolf's John Campliell, of Helix, Is a Revised Daily. dleton visitor for a short time Unbreakable dolls, 75c. $1< mj Pumpkins. 15 25< Butter has taken a jump aud is now Celery. 10c bunch. 3 bunches 25c $1 48. W«*ar like iron Nolf's up towards the top of the market. Ihf h'tt**» Lettuce, hothouse Sc bunch To get good country butter now, it O. D Teel, of Echo, is in the Pur Dohat a Purchase al The gallon Kraut, 10c quart. 40c is necessary for the housewife to pay today on a brief business visit Peoples Warrhouac Irtui Nueemhrr Mluce meat. 12>^c per pound 55 cents tor a roll, and if her tastes Mrs N c. Glenn, of Vale, is iat , to DrcrmUr 24, 19©?, you re Popcorn, shelled, 8 13 cunta per guest of friends in the city for a are more modern she will pay from 70 cive m ticket entitling you ti> one to 75 cents for the product of the pound; on cob. 5 cents pet pound 4 ■lays rhan« <* mi «*cven pritet ■ alued alfa-> creamery. FRUITS. F McCalie, of Athena wan • visitor ;*i PriBe Kubbri Tired Coluinoua Eggs are good sellers at 30 und 33 Bananas, 40c dozen -alu* H In the city t<Miay for a short time on cents. The former being the price of Apples. 75c@$l box 2nd PflffT t in etMl Stref kan^e business vatu* jr-s the packed goods and the latter of the Pears. $1.00 box >1 Pri«<- M«ei»-rn Portlnud Cutter G M. Seri lusher, of Wonton. »pent fresh. Lemons, 40c dot «slut J - the day in Pendleton yesterday on Oranges. 40-5uc dot tih Friae liaby t «mage value J-* The cattle market is down still far ; b. Prize Horn die, value S business. Cranberries. 15c per quart ther than has been in the week past, !• Pn.« I : - ? 1 b J , 4.;. jj Quinces. 5c per pound or for some tfme. The dealers claim .Miss Jeanette Manasse, of Athena, "th Pnr<-Goat Wagon and llarn* w*. «lu. Grapes. California 8 l-3c pound is in the city the guest of relatives that the ma' ,et is overstocked and and friends that there is no demand. The farmers LIVESTOCK Af D POULTRY. have not the feed and between the The following prices are paid b> Mr and Mrs. W M Scott, of Hens, two causes the meat is cheap—to th«' dealers t the producer: arc the guests of ft lends in the city Il pay* to Trude at butchers. At retail it is about the Turkeys. 10© 12« for a few days same as it has been for some tfme Chickens—Hens. 7c; $304 per doz I he Peoples «»rehouse C. F Cockburn >>t Milton ui« a Cows are sellitg front $2 25 to $2 50 en; rooster*. 4 to 6 cents Pendlrton viriloi today tot a short Geese, per dozen. $9 end steers iron $2 77. to $3.oo Th« X»TF.-should you not waul • »|w time on bualueaa. Ducks, per doseu. $3 5* ©4 test of the ma'ket is aiiout the sanx • het >.r < far away five jt g Thoma» .Matthews has trie $ 4] 1U»«| t bjw Of deattoy returned Butter. 55© 75c. good as it has been for some time, no trom a ■hoit trip to Portland, where Eggs. 3t>©35<' changes being noted in the general I e has been <>n business quotations for the staples. CHOICE 3EEF CATTLE. ET ’ Mrs Campliell will close all her Cows per hundred. $2 2502.5*' RETAIL GROCERY PRICES. winter millinery at a great reduction Steers. $2 ,5©3 Coffee—...who aud Java. beet. 40c »inin»n< ing Saturday. November 7 Hogs live. 4H©ac. 1 ei lb.; next grade. 35c per lb; lower Best meai» in the city aie »ericU Hogs, dressed. 6 4* ©7c. grades, coffee. 25c to 15c per lb.; at th«- n*» St George restaurant Veal dressed. 6G7c. 1 ackace coffee. 20c per lb.. 3 pack- Every thine new neat anti clean. _’5< Sheep. $3©2 50 ages for 50c an«l up Rice—Best head rice, 12qc per HAY AND FEED. Strayed—Gray horse, weigh* about ! >.: next grade. 10c per lb. Chop baney. 122 50 per ton. 1 L2« m ) pounds, brand’d F. O. on left Sugar—Cane granulated, best $6 5" l>er lb. »‘luuldi-r Will nav iiheral reward fur 1 er sack, do 13 lbj $1 Chopped wheat. $1 40 per ioo. same. P. T. Hales. Adams. Or. Salt—Coarse $1.10 per 100; table. Bran, 6u cents 1-er sack $2 50 per 100. Shorts. $1 per sack Jerry Barnhart. <>ne of the men tak- Hour—B. B $4 per barrel; Wai Oats. iq cents per lb en to Portland as a «linea» tur the lets' $4 per liarrel. $1 16 i*r sack Alfalfa, loose. $12 per ton deiense in the Thompson case, hai l*-a on—14© is«- jier lb Wheat l«x>»e. per ton $12 returned to his bome in this city Ham—17© 18c per lb. Timothy. bal«*d. per tun. $2e Virgil Muore un» of thè prominent u MERE IT PAYS TO TRADE Coal oil Il ««5 for 5 calions l.l -o LOCAL HIDE MARKET. farmers uf the county ia in thè city The following are the prevaffiag today trom his rane h <>n Stage Quieti average prices for hides in this mar for a »hurt v.alt on busin«*»«. and with Ret Beef, green 4©6<- per lb ; beef, ; hl» friends dry lu&13< mink. »"©80c each Lost— Bay mare brauded “B. H California sweet potatoes 5c l«r with a possibility of $1 each If L.e ■Ue is good and the condition prime, on left shoulder; strayed from Bailey ; o ind. 1 coyote. 75© 80. bear skins accord I R om * pasture at Meacuam Reward Carli , 10c per lb. ♦ ing to quality and size from *3 to i * II! be ¡«aid for information furnish Cabbage. 2c per pound $15 coon, 30© 35; horse perfect, ! ed to Utlo Boettcher Pendleton. Ore Leets. 10 lbs. 25c. ♦ The ladies of the Christian chur« h with head tail and mane. 119125. Onions. 2c per pound sheep, green. 6c. sheep, dry. *qc: »■11 open thir fair in the parlors of OVER 200 FREIGHT CARS Squash. 15-35C. Is apt to run in any tangly, the church Thursday. liecember 1". at skunk 25c; badger. liOJm Parsnip, lu its 25c THROUGH PENDLETON DAILY 7:30 p ru and It will continue Fri and so are Colds To cure day afternoon and evening and all day Saturday and Saturday evening a old remove the cause BUYING BY THE LOCAL Four Regular Freight Trams Run Each We are ab»u«uieiy closing out the MILLS SLOWING DOWN A ccid is caused by the Day With One Extra in Addition— ry goods stock, no reoerrat on« or Ore. Lumber and Tits East—Coal, t losing of the secretions tmita Bi_- buyers and »mall buyers «cronim -detii'd The Boston Store Mercband.ke and Wood tc tnt Wett established and Increasing Sales of —pores—that carry off ttlC ■neats bustn»»» and our word for it —All Departments Busy. Pendleton Flour in China Chin; —Byers PROCESS INCREASES «s good We sriil make ft good The waste trafter of the body Will Not Put Out a New Brand— CENTS TO DOLLARS. quicker th« department is sold out Traffic on the ORAN Is proba Oriental* Use Heavy Grade of Flour. 'he better, as our future plans «alt bly heavier just now aside- trim any he termlbstion of this sale ATWOODS special rush of local produce than at Wheat is about the same that It has Or gmal Order issued From Pendleton any time tor mauy years teen for some time, and there i* no CHURCH DINNER ANO SALE Offic«—One Hu Been Cashed, the I_i6L There are four regular freight «rest demand for it at the local mill* Other Was Found in Portland Women of th* Congregational Church tra ne on the main Un»-. Nos 21 and 23 The mills here have been buying at E ther Lost or Thrown Awsy—Many Make Final Arrangement* »•-st-bound and Nos 72 and 4 east a pretty hea’ y rate of late and haTe Similar instances of Late. A large representation of the Indies bound Each one of these trains rum row quit for a season, while they ship Cure* a cold by removing the cause. It contains Quinine tor I'oatn.aster Uvermore has In his Aid Society of the Congregat-ona! eve-y day. and in addition about six in what has been bought i aev are church, and member* of committees extra tre.ght trains are run each atonic to tone up the system. Ipecac to open up the secre paying from 64 to 65 cents now at possession a money order Issued from met at the residence of Judge Iziwell »«*k. tions Cascara Sagtada, a mid. gentle, thorough physic, to the mills, but are not looking very far thia office that has been cleverly rais yesterday afternoon Several Hours These freight trains are made up ed from 45 cents to $45 •ere spent in transacting important on an average of 45 cars each, making force the accumulated poison from the system Atwood's for it at that price. Mr Byers is not troubling blmsel! The order was issued to a man giv bustne«« and finishing preparations tor a total average of cars ¡«a»aing Laxative Cold Tablet« are sold on an unconditional guarantee to any great extent over the export ing bis name as Davis, and was drawn the coming «ale to take place next through tvndletot. about 230 each —No Cure No Pay. No red tape about it. you get your money day wheat trade, and is not contemplat •n favor of an Eastern firm in pay Tuesday back For sale by Every detail of the coming event There is tx. special shipment now ing the manufacture of a new bran.: ment for a small amount of mail o«t- of flour to supply the Oriental trade < han disc It was issued November was attended to and preparations were being mad«- but this ntimoer of rare He 1* now supplying the trade with 12. and the amount was never check completed io make it a *u«ce«s The ie used in the oruinary traffic, con- BROCK & HcCOFUS CO. article* prepared for the sale are too slating of ¡umter ties ore mercban tis Blue RlbDon brand and ia ship ed as paid by the Eastern office Cor. Mam and Ccurt street«. Pendleton Oregon disc, coal and »0.-1 ; ing out as much as he can grind Several days ago Mr Livermore re numerous to mention Tbe lael large shipment to be made There is. therefore, no inducement ceived a letter from the proprietor of In addition to the useful and orna for him to put a new brand on th« the Portland Club, in Portland, stat mental articles found on such occa over the ORAN., aside from the market which be would have to intro ing that an order for $45 had b»*n sion» there will be a great variety of wb«at and wool shipments this year duce and piace before the public picked up on the floor of the elub- jewelry.'gold and gold-plated ware was J .d'Xi carloads of piling for the Ogden-Lucln r-jieff over the arm of Again, the Japanese and Chinese rooms, and that the owner could not donated by a. Eastern friend. are alow to change and are suspicious be located The office here saw from A genuin* New England dinner will Halt Lake on the Southern Paciuc. of a new article and it requires time the number of the order and the be «erred by the ladies, complete in Lumber, bridge Umber and ties fc.-m snd trouble and expense to put a n«« am -unt that something was wrong every respect, viz. baked beans »nd the heavy east bound shipments and erticie on the market and have it anc. sent for the order When return brown bread Indian pudding, pump coal and m«-rvhand se the west-bound taken into gen« ral use His brand ed this morning It was entirely alter kin and mince pie with doughnut» shipments at the ¡-r-ewent time Since row shipped th«re is gre w ng in favor ed. The name of the place had been i and coffee Tbe «ale w 11 begin at 7 tbe O. R. A N has substttuted Wy Must combine *orre«: etyle. beet material, each year, and his orde.-s are enlarg rhanged from the Eastern office to p. m . and th« dinner win be »erred oming coal for Roelyn coat on the en ing as fast as he < an handle them so «Valla Walla, aud all of the marks and from 5 to 8 o'clock next Tuesday, i<e gibes of Tbe Dalle« and Portland di proper make, attract ivenaaa in appearance visions. it bas stimulated coal sh.p- that he has no reason to change. even the signature had been erased i ember 8 aud have the wearing qualities. Three ar* uieut« from the East to the extent of The brand that is used by the peo Th«- only mark left was a sight 27 cars per day. pie a< roes the water is of a heavier shadow where there bad been some Oregon Pioneer in Town. alway' found in th«- D. Armstrong Shoes Most of tbe ore passing east «ornee grade than is used here, for the peopl«- figures in the cent* column of the or B Rinehart um - of the ui«ie*t u ror Ladies and th«- Edwin Clapp Shoes for (rum tbe Coear a Alene mining die there wish ail the strength in a» small der. »bile al] of the erased pla««s had pioneer» vf Eastern Oregon, formerly Men. T hrke lines are io be had but on* a bulk as possible. Mr Byers is no« been filled in. making an apparently a member ut the state senate from trict and la sent to smelters at Den making this as fast as he is able to bona fide order calling fur $45 in fa Union county and a stockman of wide ver and Pueblo Tbe lumber and ties place in Pendleton, and that is at handle the shipments, and until be vor of W. H Brooks, of Walla Walls acquaintance ia u> the city today, go as far cast as Illinois, and are un kadej by tbe tiainload In Wyoming finds that he can better h.mself by 1« is sup)«osed that the man had 5»r Rinehart lia» resided in North I utting more kinds of flour on the raised the order expecting to transfer Yakima for the past five year», but Nebraska and Iowa Eastern market, he will make n<> more ii as !>aynient for merchandise or will sell out his business there and I Tbe heavy traffic is making work for The 14 heavy rhang«- in his present plan of run something uf that sort and had be probably mote to Seattle this winter every department engines and five helpers on the nins. come frightened and thrown it away He is en route tu North Yakima from freight division are worked to tbe There have been a lot of orders pass an extended visit to Malheur and mountain to keep the volume of business GOOD SHOES CHEAP LARCENY BY BAILEE. ! ed in this way in the last week or two Union counti«,s. and ¡eaves tonight limit moving In Purtlantl there were three orders over the W A C R There are two helpers at Kamela Rotert McGee of Athena in Court for raised from 45 and 75 tents to $45 « n«- of which comes to Pendl«?<on al Appropriating Carpenter'* Brace. and $75 and money realized on them Herses Ar* Cheap most every day to help trains, one is owing to the scarcity if bay iu the located at Telocas«-t and two at Robert McGee of Athena was ar Th«- «am«- man who purchased the or der turned Into the office here this raigned this morning in tne court of Sherman. Morrow and Gilliam county Pleasant Valley These engines run Justice of the Pre.e Fitz Gerald. morning purchased another une for range district*, horse* «re very cheap about 13«' miles «-ach. every 12 hours < barged « th larceny by bailee, com 75 cents at nearly the same time and this fall. Hay on some ranches in aa<* all except tbe Telocawt helper the wherealxjuts of this latter order those counties ia selling for $16 to $18 milted at Athena some day* ago have two crews each working 12 The complaining witness in the Is not yet known per ton. and all kinds of horse stock hours is cheap Many of the horses run < as«- is N. A Miller, who accuses the The total amount of <x«al used in t-oy of having borrowed a ratchet Deafness Cannot Be Cured. ning on the range will not be gather the helper service is about 2.000 tons brace from him some time ago and by local appll.-atlons. .. --------- I •■ - they — - -- annut rea. h ed in for winter on account of the per month and the cost of the helpers having since neglected to return it. the diseased portion of the ear Tber» la acarcity of feed, and many more of on the mountain division amounts to "or way to care de»rn«-»i and that When spoken to about the matter, he only I* by constitutional remedie» I leaf new la th«ni will be driven Into Klamath and over $2",«"H> per month. still refused to return the tool and >-an*ed by an Inflamed condition of the l.ake countie«, where hay Is some Passenger traffic is equally heavy, moron* lining of the Eustachian Tube cheaper and the winter range better Is now on at Failing’s All the well-known the complainant had him arrested. every pass'-nger tra:n over the main When thia tube Is Inflamed you have a McGee was brought before the court rumbling aound or Imperfect hearing, and line being made up of from seven to highest standard Pianos, such as Fisher, Resumes Work After Fire. and plead not guilty to the charge when It la entirely ■ l<«ed. I‘eafne«<a la th» 12 cars, with standing room at a pre and was allowed to go on his own re result, and tini»»« the Inflammation ran be Wslla Walla. Dec 3—After an en- mium in the day coaches Hardman, Packard A Ludwig and otheis. out and thia tube restored to iti cognizance pending the time of the taken Idleness of •eversi weeks. It will be necessary to put on an-1 normal condition, hearing will be de forced Lowest price* ever quoted in Pendleton are trial. The date of the trial has not stroyed forever; nine raaea out of ten •re caused by being burned out. the other pass«-ng«-r train to accommodate been fixed, but will be as soon as the «•used by Catarrh, whlcb la nothing but Whltehouse-Crimmin* Lumber compa the homeseeker rush to tbe West, if offtred at this -ale. A I.. Smith, the expert an inflamed condition of the morona aur witnesses can be gathered together. faces ny will start up its new milling plant the ordinary business of the road re We will glee One Hundred Dollars for Monday morning The machinery has mains at it« present magnitude Piano Toner, is with us All work guaran any rase of Deafness (caused by catarrh) TO THE LAND UF FLOWERS. that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh all been placed and about all that r»- teed mains to put the plant In running or Cure Send for circular*, free. W. M. Scott and F J. CHENEY A CO, Toledo, o der is to fit several steam pipes in the A few fine Portiers, Lace Cortaina aud Sold by druggists. T5c. Los Angeles «•ngine room and finish up a few odds Hall's family Illis are the best Rags at a bargain and ends around the mill Months. Bargain if Taken 8oon. W. M. Scott, of Helix, accompanied Boise Va. Baker. by his wife and son, Ira, left this 11.000, new residence with Its own morning for lx>e Angeles. Cal., where water plant and all modern improve The Baker City high school football they will spend the winter months. ments. also chicken house and barn; team will play the return game with They will stop for a few weeks at Med 11 lots with a second dwelling house Boise on the Boise grounds next Sat lord, or to visit their son. John A worth $800. Will sell seven lots with urday Arrangements have been Scott and family, after which they large house or four lots with small made to run an excursion from Baker house. Easy payments. This is the City and the boy« need 100 rooters to will proceed to the iand of flowers. MM O Ifl They expect to be gone for three greatest bargain offered in Pendleton help them out.—Baker City Demo months, snd will visit «11 the points Call on Bentley A Hartman and get crat of Interest In Southern California, in full particulars cluding San Diego and other noted Salaries Not Rais«d. A Frightened Horae, winter resorts in that kingdom of I A HU{H*rior article, made in the latest pat Baker City. Dec. 3.—The ordinance Running like mad down the street, providing for a raise in the »alarles health and pleasure. terns. The Rodgers wars is made of solid dumping th«- occupants, or a hundred of the city tr«»asurer, chlqf of police, rolled copper, plated on the outside with Will Visit in Texas. other accidents, are every day occur water commissioner and street super Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Perkins left last rences It behooves everybody to Intendent, was «lefeated at the called heavy nickel aud lined on the inside with evening for Decatur, Texas, where have a reliable Salve handy and meeting of the council yesterday silver Guaranteed to wear Mell well and to keep they will visit with relatives and there’s none as good as Bucklen’s evening friends for a couple of months during Arnica Salve. Burns, Cuts. Sores, free from foul tastes and arsenic poisons. I the eold weather of the winter. Eczema and Piles disappear quickly Vote Against Improvement. We have Rodgers’ improved ware in Tea under its soothing effect. 25c nt Toll -ji Grande. Dec. 3.—The city coun Pots, Coffee Pots, Cromb Trays. Tea Son at Lee Teutach’s. man A Co.’s drug store. cil haB sustained the mayor in his A son was born to the wife of Lee Kettles, and Tea Sets, consisting of pot, Teutech. last evening. Whitman County Co-Operation, Spo- veto of the tire department improve ments and the system of Are alarms creamer and sugar l«owl on tray. Inspect kans, Wn., Dec. 5-13, 1903. For the above occasion the O. R & will not be installed. this ware. ■ N makes a rat«« of one and one-third High Price for Poultry, I (are for the round trip on the bertiti 1 want your poultry of all kinds, « ate plan For particulars call on or turkeys, ducks, geese and chickens, address W T WAMSLEY. and will pay you the hlghtun prie«*« Agent. 621 Hala St. Come in and see me L. M. Lvmau. Tin East Court street. Track Work at La Grande. W. M. Zehrung. of the road master's For Sals. department of the O. R. & N.. will leave this evening for La Grande, Eight hundred high grade stock cat I where lie will assist W. Bellons, hl* tie at a bargain. Hay to winter cattle chief, for u lew days in the work be if d» aired. Enquire of florae of them. A foil toppfy always kept ta stock. Ing done near there on .he track. C. B. WADE, Pendleton, Or. Quotations on Staoles Furnished by Local Merchants and More You’ll Then Know Who Are the Winners The ♦ .♦ TRAFFIC 15 Him SPORTINC BLOOD ativ© COLD TABLETS Satisfactory Shoes DINDINGER. 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