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I mniitninnE --"■■J" “S" SATURDAY'S LOCALS. there will be a great reduction In prices. By running a through car M. H. Reeder,, of Athena, is in the from Pendleton to St. Ixmis, special accommodations and prices would be city for a short visit. obtained and a great saving would Miss Gertrude Perry, of Echo, i» be made by joining a party of thia FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1904. visiting Pendleton friends. LIST FOR 1904 NOW MRS. ANDREWS DIED FROM kind. Is t Miss Olive Brace, of Weston, If the excursion is arranged, a IN HANDS OF SHERIFF. the guest of Pendleton friends. EFFECTS OF PNEUMONIA ♦ special car would be secured and no J. D. McIntyre, of Athena, was change would be made on the entire trip. Total Amount of Taxes for 1904, business visitor in the city yester SOMEBODY GAVE A TIP Attending Lumbermen's Convention »224,185.14—Poll Tax Amounts to day. Suits sold for less than the cost of the —Grange Will Entertain Febru- TO THE FRATERNITY. Losses at Baltimore. J. W. Perringer. a prominent farm »1.000—City Taxes for the Entire ary 20 — New Physician Will Lo John M. Bentley, who represents a cloth. You can take your choice of any er of Adams, is in the city on busi County, »11,068.37, and Sahocl cate Here — School Closed in the ness. Great Scattering Among the Import- line of the strongest fire insurance District Tax »27.968.97 — County 115 00, 818 00 or 820.00 tailor made euits for companies, has just received a list Bolus District — Marriage of Mist Mrs. Edwin Ripper, of Echo, is the ed Gentry, Who Are Footloose— ; of the losses sustained by them in Treasurer Will Call in Warrants. guest of friends in the city for a few Van Hoy and Mr. Sloan. The Domestic Product at a Disad the great fire at Baltimore. Mr. days. vantage and Will Stand Trial— Bentley's companies’ losses are as By working over time both night Milton. Feb. 12 — Mrs. S C. An Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Jornian of Echo, Home Fire and Marine, drews died Wednesday of pneumon and day. A. C. Funk, of the sheriff's Thirty-seven Men Fined and Two follows: were the guests of (rienda in the city office, and B. B. Hall, of the clerk's t Pleaded Not Guilty—Others Under »70,000; Phoenix ana Hartford. »300,- li ia at her home, three miles north ’>t yesterday 000; Springfield. »400.000; Aachen A town, office, have been able to get the tax Funeral services were con ♦ Bonds of »150, prominent farmer H. A. Faxon, a Munich. »150.000, and the Ixmdoa, ducted st the home yesterday. Eider roll of this year ready and it will ; the city yesterday of McKay, was in »200.000. the be in the hands of the sheriff for Hanover, »250,000. R. L Cartwright of the Christian Pursuant to the crusade started These losses on business. collection on Monday morning. will all be met church conducting. The remains ♦ We can't describe them, you must eee them to really believe James Wright. the sheepman •>( yesterday afternoon by the district and The books haYe been balanced none of the com pani»-« were taken in charge by Undertaker ♦ wbat marvels of the tailor art they are and fully naJiae the though the districts have not as yet North Yakima, is in the city for a attorney, all of those arrested for named will be affected by 1 the fire, J. N. Stone and interred In the Odd the few days on business. been segregated, but that is The total loss sustained greatest values we are offering you. Cali and let ue show you by his com Fellows’ cemetery. gambling were arraigned this after work of a short time and the peo- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett and noon at 2 o'clock before Judge Ellis panics was »2.620.000, with thr»e Miss Jessie Williams is home from our line. By giving you the greateet values that will compel ♦ ♦ pie will be given a chance to get family, of Lexington, are in the city of the circuit court, and entersd leading companies yet to hear from Touchet, where she has just com- you to purchase now. Bee display in corner window. ♦ their 3 per cent rebate from Mon for a visit with friends. pleted i four months term of their pleas. Maxwell Irrigation Company. day on until the middle of the next ♦ school. The transient men who had been Alex McRae left this morning far month. E L. Smalley, proprietor of the T G Hailey and 8. A. Lowell, of operating had all. or nearly all, left a short business trip to Athena, The poll tax for the county this where he is interested in an imple town by yesterday noon. Most t»f this city, and J. F McNaugbt, of Pioneer Drug Store at Walla Walla. ♦ flat. The year amounts to »1.000 the games were dosed down when Umatilla, today filed articles of In- was here Wednesdey. ment house. general state and county tax calls ♦ W, E. Putnam la in Spokane at- corporation, establishing the "Max business was over Thursday night, T. W. Ruckman. a prominent sugar for »184.149.80. the special school and the men In charge took the well I .and and Irrigation Company.” tending a joint meeting of the whole ♦ beet farmer of Alicel, Union county, district tax will bring in »27.968 97 sale. retail and manufacturing lum- * morning to morning trains out of the city. As The capital stock Is placed at »100.- passed through this ♦ Soak the hands on retiring in a strong, more, the city taxes will yield »11,- bermen of Washington, Oregon. Ida- 000. divided into 1,000 share* of »100 a result who were rounded up those Walla Walla on a brief business DEPARTMENT STORE ♦ He is expected The principal place > of bus! ho and Montano. hoc, creamy lather of Cuticura Soap- 068.37. making a total of »224.185.14. visit. by the sheriff and his deputies were each Last year the total tax was ap home Sunday. is to be at Maxwell, The pur the resident gamblers and a few nesa Dry and anoint freely with Cuticura proximately »158.284. which will l>e Miss Mildred Preston arrived here transients who ha«i not taken advan pose of the organization ia i to carrv Ointment, the great skin cure and purest seen is much less than this year. REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. business Tuesday from Waitsburg and Is a ♦♦ on a general irrigation tage of the knowledge gained ♦eees »♦»♦+♦♦■♦♦♦ ♦♦»+»♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦»» of emollient*. Wear, daring the night, This is partly due to the Increase in Those who were arraigned this furnish light ana power and I maintain guest of Miss Mattie Taylor. ; old, loose kid glove«, or bandage lightly state tax. which was greater on State Meeting Will Be Held on April Rev W B Eakin of the M. E. I auch 1 afternoon were: Ed Noble. William all apparatus necessary for 14 at Portland. tn old, soft cotton or linen. For red, account of added and unusual ap church, will return home tomorrow transaction. Krebs. OI. Gibson. Sam Endicott, Ed propriation by the legislature, and rough and chapped bands, dry. Assured, At a meeting of the republican Souder. Ab Ogg. Lester Swaggart. from Adam». where he bas been as- Itching, feverish palms, with brittle, also to the »6 per capita school tax state central committee at Portland. J. C. «1st ing in a revival meeting Carload of Horses. ♦ Miller. E J. Canty. Frnak will raise about 110,000 law. which shapeless nails and painful finger enda. yesterday, it was decided to hold the O'Hara. William George. 8sm Ellis Pinkerton has just completed : Mil of J. A Wood had a carload this treatment is simply wonderful, fre more for the school fund than did state convention, in that city, on ler. Charles Estes. H»-nry Sparks horses in the ORAN, yards here a very successful term of school in the old method of levying the tax. quently curing in a single application. : April 14. The convention will con- Jess Sailing. Eugene Stsnton. Oscar Your sewer connection get prices from us on 4 and today for a time, letting them rest the Bowlus district. and has re Complete local and constitutional As soon as the tax money logins sist of 361 delegates turned to his home at Weston. : Rust, George Rinker. Jess Sellers. while en route from the range« near 6 inch vitrified sewer pipe. treatment for every humour of the to come into the treasury. County Nine counties were not represent- John Endicott. Andrew Deal. James Elgin to Walla Walla, where they Mr and Mrs J. E McQuary and akin, scalp and blood, with I om of hair, Treasurer E. J. Sommerville will Complete line of Closets of ditierent sizes, kinds and may now be had for one dollar. Bathe call in the outstanding warrants of ed at the central committee meeting Roberts. Bill Bogard. Eugene Mor will be sold to the fanners, Mr. family have returned from Tacoma, with hot water and Cuticura Soap, to July and August of 1902. and will yesterday, among the number being gan. Asa Rayburn. Ixiuis Bergiven. Wood is a well known stockman where they spent the winter Their prices (.fur plumber is the best workman in Pendle Umatilla This county will be enti- Shelly Jone*. James Hays. Ern«*it and is taking the stock from the El son J. H M'Quaiy. who had taken cleanse the surface of crust* and scales, ton and work entrusted 10 us is done right. perhaps be able to make other calls and soften the thickened cuticle. Dry, tied to 1« delegates In the state con- Tatum. Joe Hierbaum. Al Rudd. Jno. gin country to Washington on s charge of the hotel during their ab- without hard rubbing, and apply Cuti in the near future. ventfon. sence. will return in a few days to Estes. Ed Noble. Jack Lmch. Chas speculation. cura Ointment freely, to allay Itching, his home at Delight. Wash Cook. Andrew Gull. George Hayes. UMATILLAS WANT MONEY. irritation and inflammation, and soothe Heppner's Commendable Move. The Wall« Walla River Grange Carload of Sewer Pipe. James Mackey. John Fisk and heal, and lastly, take the Cuticura About one acre of ground just are going to give an entertainment also were filed Informations pipe Pariodical Excitement Over an Imag- A carload of Seattle sewer Resolvent Pills to cool and cleanse the back of the Morrow county court Miller. Oscar Rust. reached the city last night for the February 20. in the DeHaven school blood. This treatment affords instant inary Payment of Intereat Money house, owned by the county will be against John James Roberts. Asa Rayburn, John Goodman Thom peon Hardware Com bouse. relief, permit* rest and sleep in the From the Government. set out to shade and ornamental Dollarhlde. Charles Dr H E M<-Quary a young doc severest form« of Eczema and other Preston. Tom pany. which has a large number of It is the indention to impiove Scott. Richard Roe. Indian Agent Charles Wilkins *s trees itching, burning and scaly humours, S-ccesaor* to the Tknmgiott Company John Doe. Dick orders to fill tn the near future for tor of osteopathy. Is here from Ta- and points to a speedy, permanent «nd experiencing one of the periodical this land and make a beautiful park. Harris. Pete Murry, George Mans • onnections from residence» io the oma and will locate as soon as suit 621 Kill 8t. economical cure of torturing, disfigur flurries of excitement among the In Judge T. W. Ayers already has the field. Charles Morrison. Steve Noble able office rooms can be secured. public sewer lines ing humours, from pimples to scrofula, dians on the reservation, over an im matter in hand and has placed an Frank Noble Henry Sparks. Charle* The doctor is a nephew of landlord ♦♦♦ ♦ from infancy to age, when all other aginary payment of interest money order for 28»» locust trees which will M.Quary Bates, Arthur Hicks. Sam Miller. Guardian Appointed. remedies and the best physicians foil. William Sloan and Miss Virginia from the government, on the princi be set out as soon as the weather John Stanton. Tom Newport. Wm e Eliza Roumagoux. the widow of Van Hoy were married Wednesday ♦ The soil back of the Meredith. Orve Caviness. Lou Este.v, pal owing to the Indians for lands will permit. ♦ Francis Roumagoux deceased, was in Walla Walla, by R> v. Austin Rice. court house is good, and with the ♦ sold from the reservation. Black Charlie and Ed .Murphy. yesterday appointed guardian of the ♦ The Umatillas know there is a application of water trees will thrive When court convened, all of the minor children, and letters of guar Mr and Mr» Sloan will reside in the ♦ country ♦ large sum of money due them on this as well as grasses for the lawn The men with the exception of Al Rudd dianship were issued to her by the ♦ A KUNKEL 4b Co„ Proprietor« land, and about once each year, im trees set out will be principally lo- ard tTsries Cook pleaded guilty and ♦ * county clerk. agine the government is going to cust. — Heppner Gaiette. THE THRlCE-A-WEEK WORLD. ♦ waived time of sentence. Al] those ♦ make a payment They become high who have never been before the Bridle Was Stolen. n Lot Purchased. Paper * ly elated over the prospect of a small hat is read wherever the ♦ court cn a similar charge were finea H S Sherburn was am «ted this ♦ Ed C. Allen and wife have sold to »5«' and the others »75. fortune from this source, and are now English Language is Spoken. Tho«e morning for stealing a bridle from ♦ making business for the agent with Edwin Redford for »2.600 a lot on pleading not guilty were put untie. soup ♦ one of the livery stable«, and is now The Thrice a Week World long A 1* Bari Wire H<< Wire Poultry Netting ♦ conMant inquiries about the pay- the corner of Lewis and Mill streets »15A bond«. in the county jail awaiting trial. •go established itself in pjblic favor ♦ RELISHES ment. They have sent in hundreds in this city. ♦ J. H Raley and James A Fee had and is now recognized as the strong ♦ Ixather an<l Rubber BeltlDg Lare Laatber Bolte NuU of names of those entitled to a pay been retained by the gamblers and ♦ Rope < abl<- est publication of Jackson Forks ita :.ind in the ment, in case the money comes and ♦ after a conference the attorneys ad BOILED United States Advertisers and ♦ many of them are planning what Jts- vised the plea of guilty. Some of the publishers seeking clubbing combi- ft Rubtor Tire Bugg»«— with Cushtoo Tire* position will be made of the funds. ♦ men asked that the fine be less than Carriage« with luentber Taaunir g* nations —-nd they know beat— unl ♦ One peculiarity ot the situation !s Surrey» with Cloth Tri mmin g »50 as they were unable to pay wo versally testify to this. it ia widely ♦ ♦ that the Indians, themselves, are di ENTRF’ES much. Mt Halley demurred, claim circulated tn every »«ate and terri vided on the question of drawing this Wiianc M /.ioe Buggre. with .■'bafta Witeot Moline Hacks with ifolm ♦ ing that those who were employed ♦ tory ot the 'inion, and even in re It-YEAR-OLD BOV'S NECK money from the government. One LARGE CROP COMING Joo Deere Buggies with Top*. Joo Deere Hacks with Brakes should be protected by the emplov mote South Africa and on the gold ♦ Moline Wagon with Box A Seat Chattanoga Wag-xi with Bolster t'pringe ♦ faction believes the money should e- WAS INSTANTLY BROKEN. fields in the desert» ot ere and the fines be held up. He Australia. AND OF FINE QUALITY. roaht A main with the government, and be ♦ . • *• : • *.• *.•••"**,.* 1 « *« contended that the saloonkeepe-« These are the things that tell. Joo Ikeere Gang Plow Pie Broiled John Deere Walking Ptosrs expended in schools and Improve and boss gamblers were able to look ♦ Next year we have the presiden ♦ B<>iie<i Jou Deere Disc Plows, Caper Sauce menta or be allowed to accumulate after their men and asked the court Son of Well Known Dairyman Was tial campaign in which all Ameri Joo I'rere I «ever Harrow« with Jno Deere Disc Harrow Fritters Sheep Ara All in Fine Condition and ♦ A HEARING ♦ for their children, while the o’Yer to make no difference Each mat Run Over by Six-Horse Team and cans are deeply interested Mursbrooui bmuce Hou,e Deeming Already the Growth of Wool Haa Been Un. was then called separately and fined of oar case ia requested. Some import faction wants to draw it all down ♦ ♦ VEGETABLES Heavy Wagon—was Also Also Cut the issue« are being discussed and ant facte can be expressed in few words and spend it as they see fit. interrupted—This Is One of the as be u.ade his plea. Fork- Hoes Bakes Boiled Buggy Uuahinne ♦ the two great partie« are preparing ♦ Somewhat by Barbed Wire — Victim It is oar business to The factions have actually chang SALAD Years When All the Condition« tor the first moves. You will not ♦ ♦ ed positions in the past year, the one TEST THE EYES of a Peculiar Accident. Wagi 41 Jack Salad I Wheelbarrow Salad TRAVELING SALESMAN Have Been Admirable—Sheepmen want.to miss any details, and if you DESSERT whAi there is symptoms of failing sight favoring the payment a year ago now ♦ ♦ sub«<mibe now your year's subscrip- in Good Spirits. HIKES FROM BAKER CITY. Miuneajolt* Threshing Machine Pie maintains that the government and flu The remain* of Harry Chaney, tion «rill cover the ♦ campaign from Geiser Threshing Machine Padding Eyeglasses ar sdectacle« which will should keep the money for the future who was run over by a water wagon beginning to end Charles Cunningham has just re Deering Harvesting Machinerv with Cake ♦ relieve all eye strain and make all while the Indians opposing the pay The Thnce-a Week World is ab- Sickle SeettouL Sickle Knives Sickle Head» Rivet*. Repairs things clear. Our prices for correctly ment a year ago. now believe it turned from a week spent among his Was Caught in Pendleton and After on the Chant-y ranch yesterday ♦ ____________ news. Anything else in oar Rue furui«hed to ostler adjusted gläsern are moderate. Better should be made. This change is due sheep and is in the best of spirits Conferring With Authorities D'ps afternoon, were brought Into the city soiutely fair in its politicai Repair» in season. Paniitan bias is never allowed u> af pay it than suffer semi-blindness. over the prospect for a good clip this ♦ almost entirely to the disposition to Up the Face of the Claim—Was las* night to the Baker A Folsom un fect its new» columns, and democrat year be opposite to the other faction. dertaklng pat Ion», where they were and republican alike can obtain In Not Hie First Offense. GLENN WINSLOW All of the sheep are In good con embalmed, and will be taken to Mc ita pages truthful accounts of all •••••••••••••••••••••••»s*••••••••••••••••••••••••• dition. fat and healthy, tile I r flee.es ADMINISTRATRIX APPOINTED. Sheriff Harvey K. Brown, of Rak Minnville in the morning for burial the great political contests Jeweler and Optician are large and the wool is strong, so er City, was a Pendleton visitor to by the side of another brother, who It* addition to the news. the Post Office Block Franc»« Romagoux Left No Will— that in the estimation of Mr. Cun- day. coming here to bold a confer died w-me years ago Thrice-a-Week World furnishes the nlngbam the crop this season will 'te Estat« Will B* Divided. The accident happened about 1:30 best serial Action, elaborate market nt least a fourth more than last, and ence with one W Clair Smith, who is wanted by the hotel flrm of Giroux yesterday afternoon Eliza Romagoux. the widow jf it may yield a still higher advance. «♦ The boy. who reports and other features of inter Francis Romagoux. who died Febru The winter has been very favora Brother«, of Baker, for attempting to was about 11 years of age. started to CM. ary 4. yesterday filed a petition in ble to the growth of the sheep, warm jump a board bill of »133. which Le The Thrice-«-Week World's regu ■ « All persons knowing the field with his father. Charles the probate court asking that ahe ploughing Mr. lar subscription price is only (1 00 Chaney, who was and open and at the same time not and his wife had run at the house themselves to be in be appointed administratrix of the overly wet. The pasturage has been Smith is a traveling salesman for Chaney was driving a six-borse team per year, and this pays for 156 pap 880 acres, all fenced; good well, 244 feet deep, debted to me will estate of the deceased, which is ▼al plentiful, the grass strong and easy a Chicago grocery firm, and «ells -II- bitched to a water «agon, and was ers We offer this unequalled windmill: engine; land all broke but 70 acres. call and settle their tied at ,3.365 reel to the customer. He was in newspaper and the East Weekly to be gotten, so that there has not accompanied by a hired man who their accounts as I There is no will left by the de been a day in all of the winter when Baker City once before, and left «as leading a tbree-horse team. Oregonian together one year for 400 acies crop. Balance to be summer fallowed. ceased and it is the wish of the pe the sheep did not have all they wish with a hotel bill of »60 waiting to be need the money. On the way to the field the boy got »2 25 titioner to divide the estate among ed to eat. Thia haa kept them in paid, so that when he returned cn off the wagon and was standing by Three-room house- Cistern, 10x20 feet, built on the eight children surviving. The good flesh, and has allowed the wool this trip he was watched. He left the side of the road looking at a Tbe farmers of the Dakotas hare high ground. petition was granted and papers or to grow steadily, so that there has a couple of days ago. coming to this small washout One of the ‘horses organited a 150.000.000 trust to con Machine shed, 14x40 feet. dered to issue on her filing her been no break and therefore will I* city. led by the hired man. became trol their own products. bond The hotel people had notified the tangled in a loose strand of barbed no dead or spliced strands. Barn, 14x40 feet. Whenever the sheep is retarded in sheriff, w .o wired to this city Dep wire, and the team started to run. Notice to th« Public. is Wheat shed. 12x20 feet. •»flflflfl its growth by lack of feed and be uty Sheriff C. P. Davis caught Mr. Chaney, seeing that his horses Owing to the immense business gins to lose flesh, the wool begins to man ax he was looking for a train. were about to be tangled in the wire, Adams Countv 9 miles of N. P. R. R. Down After a talk with Sheriff Brown started his team on the run down the being built up by the Pendleton die, or at least stops its growth, and hill road. Woolen Mills, it will be impossible from that point out the strands of this morning. Smith decided to pay hill, and his son. while running from Estray Notice to show stock to the public at our the fleece become dead and brittle, up. and settled the matter by giving the first team, got in front of the a warerooms, as the time of employes having no life or strength, and bring the Baker county sheriff ,140. the «agon, was struck by the leaders Inquire of amount of the bill and the costs, la fully taken up with the wholesale ing in the market an Inferior price and six horses and the wagon pass Taarc *tr*y«d trwn my piaaa, stout th« department. Arrangements have This year, however, nothing of the when he wag allowed to go. e<l over him. The barbed wire We have some propositions in middle oi Movember, »n« dark rad aow, da- been made with local merchants to kind has happened, and the wool will si ruck him in the forehead, cutting real estate which are vrorth your horaad, branded 7 on laft hip, ear* marked, ao carry a full assortment o,* our line- be therefore of strong fibre, heavy WILL BE BUILT BY MATLOCK a deep gash over the eye, and also time to investigate. Come in and white at all only on Up of tail. A reawOBable of robes, shawls, blankets, steamer in weight, rich in the natural oil, or AND BROWNFIELD AT ONCE. breaking his neck. talk them over with us. reward will bo paid tor iaformatloo leading to rugs, etc. Hereafter orders from lo in the language of the sheepman, it E. T. WADE A SON. cal stores will not be honored. Goods will be •'alive.'' the reeovary of the sama by Hard Times in Washtucna. Office in E. O. Building. 'Phone must be purchased from stock in These are the reasons all of the Will Stand Between Masonic and Dr M. Stiles returned last night Black. 1111. P. O. Box 324. the stores carrying our line. sheepmen of the county are in such Bowman Building* and Be Modern from the Washtucna country where CHAS. J. FERGUSON, good spirits, for they know that no JAMES NAVIN in Every Detail—Applications Al he has a homestead. When seen by General Manager Pendleton Woolen ordinary spell of weather that could a Statesman representative today he ready Made for Space Therein. Mills. Soat>ca. c.owt aad Nrwralgia sweep over the country from now on «aid: Bfiggson Oregon would affect matters in the least. "The feeling the country over is of THE REX RHEUMATIC RING W. F. Mattock and Charles Brown The Journal’s War Service. general satisfaction as there Is very »- wotm i »tn llttw field have decided to build a two WILD MAN AN OLD SOLDIER. The Oregon Daily Journal is the good prospect for a large crop tells the story KEX BHCVMaTIC CO . story brick on .Main street, between only newspaper In Oregon receiving coming se«son A great d Hart«»«. the full Hearst war service from the Faithlessness of Fiancee Has Affect the building occupied by the Rader land Is seeded to wheat and furniture store and the new Bow ORGANIZED MARCH 2, 1*89 ed His Mind, Orient. This special service is much the winter has been so mild CAPITAL......................... »100,000. better and more spicy than the ster Grangeville. Idaho, Feb. 12. — Os man building. Plan« for the build to damage it in the least. ing have not yet been drawn, but eotyped Associated Press service. car G. Hodson, the wild man found ''The people over there find it very The Journal has recently trebled its wandering in Salmon River moun after a canvass of the situation t»y hard to live, as all kinds of produce the owners of the property It was le large subscription list in this city, tains last week, has been adjudged Is very high, and In fact the poor showing that its enterprise in secur insane and will be taken to Black cld'J to build and work will coni man who goes there has a very hard m»n\> about the first of April, and ing this Hearst war service is highly foot asylum. Hodson was identi time In proving up on hi* claim. It appreciated. — fied by Charles Lisle of the Grange perhaps sooner. is bard to get a crop from raw land The building will be of two stories ville Standard, as formerly a mem- until it Is worked at least two year«, Grant Copeland Married. bur of company C., First Montana with a pressed brick front, and mod so it is readily sron that a man with ern in every detail of construction having Grant Copeland and Miss Alice volunteer infantry. Lisle out means has a hard row to hoe. Hooper, of Walla Walla, were mar- served with him in the Philippine Is It will be 100 feet front and the As a rule the people are all poor, same number of feet in depth, and ried in that city yesterday after- land«. The merchants are doing all in their will be erected at a cost of approxi noon. Mr. Copeland is a well known power to help the homesteaders by mately »35,000. TEACHERS ’ EXAMINATION. citizen of Walla Walla county, and supplying them with groceries until Three parties have asked for room has many friends- in this city. He their crops are harvested, but as it is a partner of Senator Levi Ankeny Five Applicants for Life Diplomas on the first floor of the building for takes money to run a business of various business ventures, and there Paased Local Examination. in the stock business. any kind, they can't do all credit Misses Elsa Rosenzwelg, of Athe Is no doubt but what all of the prop business. — Walla Walla Statesman. erty could be filled as tuion as finish na. May Carmichael and Olive Brace OF PENDLETON. Death of an Infant. George Davis, the infant son of of Weston, Mrs. I.inna Sparrow of ed. The arrangement of the lower Slovenly Towns. it th« mo»t unfailing, the mo<t instantly soothing and lastingly bene Mr. and Mrs. Elbert G. Davis, died Athena and Mrs Bertha Castleman part of the building will be made lo Slovenly towns cannot expect to ficial, the cleanest and most grateful of remedies for all acute and last night at the family home, 1409 of this city, appeared before the suit those renting it. and will be gain the respect of the visitors that eshausting pain to which snch treatment can be applied. This Ointment possessing the wondetfa! caratireand West Railroad street, after a short county board of examiners today for made into 50. 25 nr 20 foot rooms to happen that way, much less can they illness. The funeral was held this life diplomas, All of the ladies being suit their convenience. healing propertie» of the famous Hadlcal Lake Salts, is * preparation which is more positive i, lts bene- expect to attract people to a town The upstairs will be modeled for afternoon from the Catholic church, qualified to hold the papers the that is undesirable to live tn from ficent action than any other made. For Cuts, Burn*, Bruises, EcxeaM, Rough and Manly Skla the services being conducted by board will recommend them to the either a hall or a rooming house, as many ixiints of view, A tawn, to be Sunburn, Ulcers, Moaquito .nd .11 Insect Bit to, it i* pc,,)««, „.pi,, efficient .icne itwUl do much’ may be determined In the future. state board of public instruction, and Father Van Der Velden. attractive must have pride, The but when used together with Medical Lak« Soap and Salts, it becomes doubly effective. Children meet Plans will be drawn at once and the average person has no regard for ine the diplomas will be issued to them with almost dally accidents— hence, mothers would be wise if they keep a lo. of Medical » construction commenced as soon as in a short time. O. R. A N. Bulletins. looks of the street. Rubbish is the contracts can be awarded. Ointment constantly on h.nd. Especially soothing and healing if apphed to the btuised or in ured pan, A supply of O. R. A N. Bulletins, thrown into the street without any Buys Interest in Bank. immediately after washing. 25c. , box> <t yo-r including the report of Col. R. C. thought of the result. If all people EXCURSION TO ST. LOUIS. l.a Grande, Feb. 13.—George Pal- Judson. Industrial agent, has been would exercise good sense in these LEV. ANKENY, PrwoldenL received at this office and will be mer recently from Tacoma, who pur ."logicai Labe Plastara-e «»dcrfui cura toc .«pralaa. 5area«M •« àtoat .ad Bach, »il ^'-.la- 1 ' W. F. MATLOCK. Vlos-PrweJdsaL 0. R. A N. Will Probably Run an Ex. respects there might be a little less cheerfully distributed to the farmers chased the large tract of timber land rtaaclaa. lnv.lu.Na Kr CeM. .»J Sara Throal Thw R.»«.., . hye«iK aclaaMIc rewNnao». <X h,.!», of that Slovenish appearance in many G. M. RICE, Cashier. cureion From Pendleton --------------------------------------r interested in the experiments made known as the Stanley tract of lands, Mran*«hMing guai, i.'caihar wiih Ih. cur.dva 4u.HU.* of nadlciM Labe »alt. * .7^ to the towns. The people make the town, ... .. Fair. near Elgin, consisting of several and as the people are so is the town. PROMPT, RELIABLE SERVICE by this enterprising company. hundred acres ef the best timber Ticket Agent Wolfe, of the O. R. A A little pride In the matter of th«' ’1EDICAL LAKE SAI T$ FIFO. CO.. Sole /Tfrs., New York and Spokane, Wash land In Eastern Oregon, has purchas N„ ix making preliminary arrange surrounding of the home will add Notice. A. J. BEAN I will not be responsible for any ed an Interest in the I.a Grande Na ments to run an excursion from Pen greatly to tffb appearance of the bills or debts that my wife, Nettle tional Bank. Mr. Palmer has been dleton to St. Ixiuis, during the com place and give the visitor the im Carmical, may contract. I do not the principal owner in the leading ing summer. pression that the town is thrifty bank in Red Cloud, Iowa, for many While the O. R. A N. rates to the and her people are Intelligent. — For •ala by Tailman A CoM Loading Druggists, and A. C. Koeppen A Broa. Good» takes teat ol car« of, Laav« oritersa a consider her my wife any longer. yeara. T bvmch ’ i . Phone Main 13T1. JOHN CARMICAL. fair hav« not been announced yet, Weston Leader. SORE HANDS SPECIAL SUIT UNDER ARREST Itching, Burning Palms, Painful Finger Ends, Shapeless Nails. i SALE 1 $10.95 SORE FEET ALEXANDER’S ONE NIGHT TREATMENT. i ■ESS ■S? J Before Putting In I GOODMAN THOMPSON HARDWARE Company HOTEL DE FARMER LÆ E 1ST TJ » BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE Conrad Platzoeder C. W. CRABILL Connell Wash. Pendleton Savings But > The First National Bank HAULING OF AU KINDS Medical Lake Ointment i I I»