The east Oregonian., March 11, 1904, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 7

BABY’S
HUE IN THE FIELD VOICE
working for Walker for several
BREVITIES.
Ii the joy < f the h-rtt« hold, for without
mouths. Walker has been away for
it noiiapp. >ek»cau i-ecompiete. How
sotnt time, and when he returned
Best shoe repairing at Teutsch's j
sweet tlje picture of mother and babe,
found that the harness had disap­
Get that new spring suit at Seibert
peared.
Investigation pointed to
angels smile at end commend th«
& Schultz.
FRIDAY. MARCH 11, 1904
Stott, who is Walkers brother-in-law.
thoughts and aspirations of the mother
John
P.
McManux,
of
Pilot
Rock,
and he bad hint arrested, Stott is A. H. SUNDERMAN MAKES STIR-
GOOD APPLES ARE NOW
bending ov< r »he . - - i, -. The ordeal through
left for his home today.
now in the county Jail awaiting the
RING SPEECH TO SHEEPMEN.
CHEAP.
which the expectant mother must pass, how­
SURPRISINGLY
action of the prosecuting attorney,
Children's school shoes that wezr
ever,
is so full of danger ai.d sufiering that
who is investigating the case.
tnd look well at Teutschx
ah« looks forward to the hour when she shall
Buyers Should Not be Allowed to A Moderate
John
Evans
of
Huron,
spent
the
NOMINATE
FULL COUNTY
Home Price Greatly
feel the exquisite thrill of motherhood with indescribable dread and
LOST MANY SHEEP.
day in Pendleton on business.
Take Choice Lots and Hammer
More to Be Desired Than a Losing
TICKET AT MILTON.
fear. Every woman should know that the danger, pain and horror
Would
you
at
20
cents,
buy
a
dozen
Down Price—Wool Growers Should
Export
Business— ■One
One
Dollsr a
MAYOR W. F. MATLOCK ON
Frank Frazier
Has But a Fraction
of child-birth can be entirely avoided by the cse of Mother's Friend,
oranges of F. S. Younger * Son.
Sack Their Clip With More Care
Box for Excellent Fruit—Livestock
* scientific liniment for external use only, which toughens and renders
AGRICULTURAL COMMISSION.
Le,t of 2-600 Head-
I.
W.
Berry
as
Stats
Recommends
New
line
Easter
cards
and
book
­
Thia Year—The Price is What the
pliable all the parts, and
at a Standstill so Far aa Fata Ara lets. novelties, decorated eggs. Noll's
_____
Frank Frazier returned this morn­
Food and
Dairy Commissioner—
Grower Makes it.
assists nature in its sublime
ing from a trip to his sheep camp in
' Concerned, But a Local Demand
H
Connell,
division
roadmaster
of
Will Make Herd Fight for Passage
Appointed by Governor Chamberlain Idaho, near Huutington.
work. By its aid thousands
for Stockera—Pork Has Advanced. the O. R. * N.. at Umatilla, Is In
of Local Option Amendment—Well
He reports one of the hardest trips
to Fill Vacancy Caused by Expire
of women have passed this
Echo, March 10.— (To the Editor)
the city.
The coun­
Known Citizens
Nominated
for
tion of George Chandler's Term— in the history of travel.
great crisis tn perfect safety
Pendleton seems to bavi a monop­ Good oranges cheap at F. 8. Youn-
try has been flooded by rain for some —1 wish to call your attention to a
County
Officer.
and without pain. Sold at |t.oo per
Mr. Matlock Served Two Terms on time
----- - and the Snake is on a ram- few things with respect to the pres­ oly on the apple market, quoting ger * Son's. 3 for 5 cents, 20 cents
bottle by druggists. Our book of priceless
the Board Before and Has Long rage. The snow is melting and the ent wool clips.
them at 81 a box, against 81X0 and a dozen.
Miss Ethel J. Galbraith of_____
Been a Life Membei ■Other Mem- ground is so soft that the sides are
Elgin.
Already the would-be wool buyer is 82.25 a box in the Portland market,
Milton, March 10.- The county pro- ▼slue to uil women sent free. Address
The reason is not hard to see, for wax the guest of friends In the city blbition convention
caving in along the cuts in the
•RxorrrzD rloulatok 00^
o*.
bers.
of Umatilla
'wagon roads, making travel almost running over the country with his the farmers of this county have been yesterday.
county,
met
in
this
city
today
and
impossible. Here and there
____ ___
along
„ self framed phrase. "Wool is throe bitten several times by attempting
You want to see E L. Smith for nominated a full county ticket, as compete. Th ejudge shall disqualify
With to ship to the outside markets, and information regarding the little Holt follows;
Mayor W F Matlock this morning the roads can be seen freight wag- cents lower than last year."
for comix-titIon any sheep or goat
him
he
also
brings
an
entire
cata
received his commission as a mem ons mired down in the mud, the
seem to have made up their minds harvester.
Representatives—N. A. Davis, Mil- deemed by him ax having been im­
b5r_of the, 8tate agricultural board freighters camped out by the side of logue of unfavorable circumstances, that it is better to have a little
Full stock of extras for Holt bar- ton. and Robert Warner ot Pendle- properly or stubble shorn or with Its
of Oregon, having been appointed by their wagons, and their horses run­ and would have you to believe them, profit than a little loss, There are
ton.
fl«-.,otherwise- treated for purpose«
Governor Chamberlain to fill the va­ ning loose along the mountain side. after he has also presented them and farmers in the vicinity of Pendleton vaster« on hand at E L Smith's, 311
Joint representative, Umatilla and of fraud or deception. '
Court street.
also
act
upon
them
before
he
leaves.
cancy caused by the expiration ot the
who
have
large
amounts
of
first
Mr Frazier found that a great
The question of shearing in con­
Favey sweet navel oranges at F. Morrow—M. C. Howard, Pendleton.
You well remember how some of grade apples on hand, and who are
term ot George Chandler of Baker many of his sheep had strayed off
Sheriff—Oliver Dixon, Athena.
nection with the exhibition of sheep
S.
Younger * Son's. 3 for 5 cents.
county.
¡into the mountains and been lost, so these same men were around last holding them for the Pendleton
Clerk—W. A. Bannister, Milton.
has been a vexed one at fairs and
Mr. Matlock's term begins on that he has now but a fraction of spring with the same stories and by market in preference to taking the 20 cents a dozen
Recorder—J. H. Leezer, Echo.
expositions for a long time.
March 14, and expires in 1908, and the band of 2.600 sheep which he virtue of the same induced many of chance of getting larger returns by
John Henry, one of the prom lift nt
Superintendent of schools—W. 8.
Chief Coburn has gone into its de­
while he has not been actively con­ left there in the fall. The sheep you to sell your wool to them.
shipping them to outside markets. Ii citizens of Athena, was a visitor in Mayberry, Milton.
tails with a great deal of care and
Then
after
turning
their
holdings
nected with the board for a number went into the country in poor con­
is this condition that makes the ap­ the city today on business.
Assessor—William Talbert. Milton. with the determination that the
of years, Mr. Matlock served t*o dition. and could not be held to- over to the buyers of the east, at Uc ple market so reasonable In this city,
R. E. W. Spargur of Echo, left this
Treasurer—R. H. Stewart. Athena same high standard set elsewhere in
profit returned to San Francisco and when it is high on the outside.
terms on the board, having been ap­ gether.
morning for Spokane, where he will
Commissioner—S
H
Richmond, • he World's fair prize-list should
were "shcntlemen" for the rest of
pointed by Governor Penno.ver. and
The livestock situation is practi­ spend some days on a business trip. Helix.
vail in thlB n-gard A draft of a
the
year,
while
you
and
1
bad
the
holds an honorary lite membership
cally al a standstill, for some reason
MISS GAITHERS RESIGNED.
Coroner—G. O. Richardson, Ad- was sent to prominent breeders
William
Mosgrove
of
Athena,
la
in
range
question
for
the
summer
to no sales of any consequence being
on the board, having been elected-to
the city for a short visit on business amx
authorities with the request for
such, on his retirement from active Has Gone to Denver, and Will Reside fight-, careless herders to pay, hay to reported.
For justice of the peace in Milton gestions as to the best form
in connection with his store in that
buy. winter range to rent and pay-
service.
in Kentucky.
There is s demand for first class city.
precinct—J. R. Vinson, for constable.
The customs prevailing in other
The people of Eastern Oregon will
Miss Mollie V. Gaithers, who for high prices for. stand the loss of stock cattle, but no general call in
countries
and
made
legitimate
FREfc. free
M. Pedro, one of the prominent Oscar Walters
rejoice to know that Mr. Chandler the past 11 years has been the as­ sheep, have al) the trust on salt and the stock centers, which report the
The convention recommended I. through climatic or other conditions,
sheepmen
and
farmers
of
Butter
sacks
Just far th« asking we
to meet, and now comes the tendency of jhe market to be weak
has been succeeded on the board by sistant superintendent of the Agency
W
Berry
of
Milton,
as
state
food
and
although perhaps not common with
creek, wax a business visitor in the
give you the correct time,
such a practical and experienced school at the Umatilla reservation, taxes to pay—82o for every >1,000 and stagnant.
dairy commissioner, and indorsed the sheep breeders in the United State«,
time regulates the school«, tn«
man as Mr. Matlock, and the choice has resigned her position and left worth ot sheep you have worked
Pork is up. M<ing r^isOd about a city today.
national prohibition platform.
have
been
fully
taken
into
account.
tram* and everything import­
ot Governor Chamberlain is univer- last night for Denver, where she with
Twenty-nve cases of sweet navel
cent in tne general sales places It
A vigorous campaign will be made
The experience« of previous fairs
ant in the city.
Now. for the benefit of the wool now brings from 5V* to 6 cents per oranges just received at F 8. Youn­ in all parts of the county and the
sally commended.
will be the guest of friends and rela
20 cents per dozen, party in Umatilla county will make and the necessity of avoiding an un­
Our time is th« correct time
While Mr. Matlock was an active tives for a time.
From that city industry of the county and state, why pound on foot, and is finding a good ger * Sons
enforceable regulation were consid­
member of the board before, he was she will go to her old home in Ken not keep the wool unsold until the market at the figure.
while they last
and our prices on time-xeepers
a special effort to secure the passage ered. The rule determined upon is
Woolgrowers Association offers the
are correcL
one of a special commission ot three, tucky to reside.
Kraut is a thing of the past, and
Fred Carpenter of Pendleton, who of the local option amendment at intended to enforce only such re­
to collect and manage the Oregon • Miss Gaithers has been for 10 years wool for sale. This would keep these when that is told about all of the has been In this city since Monday, the coming election
Step In our «tore or cell us
strictions as will secure deserved
exhibit at the Chicago World's fair, the head of the Agency school, and men from, establishing a precedent market changes for the week have left for his home today. — Walia
up
on the 'phone and we will
awards.
and made a record for the state has had the management of the in­ by which all following sales would been told. With the exception of the Walla Statesman.
tell you all about them
PROHIBITION NOMINEES.
which stands at the head of Pacific stitution. and it is due to her efforts be gauged.
changes noted the market is quiet
John T. Whistler, chief engineer
Hanley Was Misquoted.
HUNZIKER
coast records in that line.
If the men must have wool let them and steady, ranging about the same of the government survey in Oregon, Union County Prohibitionists Place a
that the school has risen to the
William Hanley, a prominent stock- a
While Oregon appropriated but rank it bolds among the Indian meet the woolgrowers on the day as it has for some time past
The Progressive Jeweler
is expected home from Washington.
man of Burns, spent Sunday tn the
Full Ticket in the Field.
>60,000 for that fair, this commission schools of the nation. Her absence when the wool is fur sale, it will be
726 Mem Street
city, says the Blue Mountain Eagle,
D.
C..
in
a
few
days.
La
Grande.
March
10.
—
At
the
collected an exhibit that took more will be greatly noted in this city and much cheaper for them They can
RETAIL GROCERY PRICES.
of
Canyon
City.
To
the
Eagle
he
Colin
V.
Dyment.
cjrrespondent
of
•eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee««*
county convention of the prohibition­
premiums than any other Pacific at the school.
see more wool in one hour, than they
Coffee—Mocha and Java. best. 40c
said that the statement published in
coast state, and after paying all ex­ Mr. Wiikins. the Indian agent, is A-ouId by running over the country per lb.; next grade 35c per lb; lower the Spokesman-Review for Walla ists which closed here last nlçht, the the Portland papers and reprinted by
Walla and Pendleton came down last following full county ticket was nom
penses, turned back into the state now filling the place left vacant by for a month.
lb.; evening on a brief visit.
grades coffee. 25c to 15c per “
Eastern Oregon papers to the effect
inated :
treasury, about one-third of the state Miss Gaithers, and will continue to
Let them place themselves on the package coffee. 2«c per lb
that
he was in favor of ¡easing the
E
Eaton
Representative.
Mayor
A
appropriation.
Mrs. L. L. White of Portland, is a
do so until a successor is appointed floor and bid with the "Boston man."-
Rice—Best head rice, 15c per lb ; guest at the Hotel Pendleton, having of Union? sheriff. H. A. Thomas of goverrment range, is false. He said
Mr. Matlock has been interested by the department.
It will make things more pleasant next grade. 12*4c per lb.
he made no such statement to
in livestock and state fairs for more
come to the city to join her husband Elgin; clerk, W. A. Worstell. of La '.bat
than to stop work at home, and 11«-
any fortland paper, ard more than
Sugar
—
Cane
granulated,
best
86x0
Grande;
recorder.
H
A.
Thom
­
Dr.
L.
L.
White,
and
will
make
thts
than a quarter of a century, and will
en to the ring of the low price tune.
TOO WET TO PLOW.
son of lut Grande; assessor. R M. ’.hah he was not an advocate of any
enter the work of making a rattling
city her future home.
Some may think this brow beating per sack; do 14 lbs 81.
Sall
—
Coarse.
81
10
per
100;
table.
Shaw.
North Powder; treasurer. W. such a scheme That If such as a
good state fair program, with a ready
is a good business. It may be for
Rev. Robert Di ven is in the city
With
Umatilla County Soil
Filled
F.
Landrum.
Union; commissioner. law, it would be injurious and harm­
knowledge of such things.
some, but it needs fixing and will be 82 50 per 100.
Flour—B. B.. 84.25 per barrel; this evening, from his mission work E F Roberts. Cove; coroner. Dr. S. ful to small stockgrowers who were
Water This Spring.
The other members of the board
fixed in a few years If things con­
Walters'. 84 25 per barrel. 8110 per in the country districts of Umatilla schools. Manuel Snyder, of lx Gran anable to lease such range as would
are C. A. Westgate, of Albany; Frank
county, tn the interest of the Pres­
L. E. Penland, who returned from tinue.
sack.
L. Corpe. Cove; superintendent of be required for their use. The matter
Lee. of Portland; W. H. Downing, of a visit to his farm at Helix last eve­
Now the above is not so much what
byterian missionary organization.
Bacon
—
14618c
per
lb.
schools.
Manuel
Snyder, of
La A including a large part o' our sta'e
Salem; Jasper Wilkins, of Coburg, ning. says the ground in that locali­ I wanted to say
Fresh garden, field and flower Grande; joint senator Union and in a forest reserve 1» also opposed by
Ham—17618c per lb.
and Wylie A. Moores, of Salem, who ty is much too wet to plow.
This is my object in writing, viz.:
All Wallowa counties. John W McAlis­ Mr. Hanley, especially the wholesale
Coal 011—8165 for 5 gallons. S3.25 seeds tn bulk and packages
is the secretary.
He is preparing to summer fallow I want to call your attention to
withdrawals that have been so com-
this season's stock and sure to pro­ ter, La Grande
per case.
The board will hold a meeting in 160 acres and found that plowing ••How" you offer your wool.
son- during the past two years
duce.
Our
seeds
are
suitable
to
this
10
Ixrd
—
70c
5
pounds;
81
40
a short time, to elect a president to will be delayed some time owing to
Had you listened to the speech
climate C. Rohrman, Court street
LAND OFFICE PATRONAGE
succeed Mr. Chandler, and Mr. Mat­ the excessive rains
made by Mr. Hardin.president of the pounds.
soeoooooeoeeeocoeeeooeoooo
1 handle the celebrated Holt com­
Stock
salt
—
81
sack.
11«
ton
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
lock. in speaking of the matter today
Manufacturers
Association
of
Boston,
He is delighted to know that the
bined harvester, and have any size Pilot Rock Record Secures a Large I
said, that ue would favor a man for county court will build the Wild while in Portland in January, you
As a alight break may end la a great
from an eight-foot to 36-foot cut.
VEGETABLES
president who lives at the state cap­ Horse cutoff to the wagon road would put up your wool with more
Liat of Signatures Asking That it •
catastrophe. Better send your vehi­
a
Either for horse power or engine
ital. who could be in constant touch leading eastward out iff this city. •are than you have in the past.
cles to X eagle Bros, and have nee as
Carrots. 2c per lb.
Be Recognized.
e
power
E
L
Smith
311
Court
St
with the work.
Let the shearer do his work with
Parsnips. 10 lbs 25c
sary repairs tz de as soon aa they
This cutoff will be a much better road
John
P.
Mc
Manus,
editor
of
the
P!-|
J R Norris of Chicago, who show­
are apparent. Our prices are rea­
Potatoes lc per lb
than the present muddy lane east of care. Don't let him merely practl ~e
ed Lee Teutsch the aigbta of the tot Rock Record, was In the city J
SUGGESTS FISH SCREENS.
sonable
and low and oar workman­
Garlic. 10c per lb
the hospital, it will cut out two hard >n you- sheep to see how many he
Windy City and made bls riait a yesterday, securing the names of I 9
Cabbage. 4c per lb.
ship first-tlasa in all respects, and
hills * and will shorten the time by can butcher in a day and then throw
Pendleton
|
prominent
republicans
In
very pleasant one. is in the city and
A. W- Nye Answers Numerous Re­ 15 or 20 minues, in driving from Pen­ the fleece over the fence and the
Onions. 5c per lb.
•mail repairs are just a* cheerfully
is being entertained by Mr Teutach and vicinity, asking that his paper J
quests for Information cn Suitable dleton to Helix.
string after it. Make him shear the
looked after as complete renovation.
Radishes. 5c per bunch
>
recognized
as
one
of
the
official
I
Fish Protection.
I have the machine that pleases papers in the La Grande land dis-j e
Winona wagons and Luggiee are the
Green onions. 5c per bunch. 3 for
The people all through that portion sheep good; keep your tags in a sep­
e best. We sell them.
the farmers
Time and trial have trict
10.
A. W. Nye. deputy fish and game of the county feel very grateful to arate sack if you must sell them.
Grade the coarse from the fine at
proven the worth of the Holt com­
Walla Walla spinach. 5c per lb
warden has received numerous in­ the citizens who started the move­
He claims that the department ;
IEAGLE BBOS.. THE BLACISIITK
Celery, 10c bunch. 3 bunches 25c bined harvester, and it has been has been deceived by the Pendleton |
quiries concerning the manner of ment and the county court for consid­ the time of shearing and put both :r.
the
sacks
clean
and
well
bound
so
It
demonstrated
to
be
the
most
success
­
Bio
«1
Pu
ri
dr
r
and
System
Tonic
cutoff
ering
the
plan
for
making
this
Lettuce,
hothouse.
5c
bunch.
screens required by law for 'rrigat
in a petition (
one buyer should not want it, you
ful made
E L Smith. 311 Court Tribune, which sent
Popcorn, shelled. 10c lb. 3 for 25
ing ditches and mill races, and there
stating
that
it
is
the
only repubil-1 e
will not be ashamed to show your
street.
is a general inclina,.on among all
Lewiston is Hopeful.
can newspaper tn the district occu­
-oods to another.
FRUITS.
the fanners to comply with the law.
A. L- Denny, now of Portland, but pied by the Record, and when those i
Homeseekers from Eastern points
WE MAKE
Keep out the old shoddy mattress-
Owing to the fact that a small we now daily arriving in the 1 l^ewis-
Bananas. 40c dozen
formerly of Lafayette, is in the city signing the petition to the Tribune j
wire screen will fill up with mud and on country in large numbers. The ss like have been found in sacks.
Apples. 81 per box
for
a
short
business
visit-
Mr
Denny
were
made
to
know
that
x
they
were
OUR OWN
trash, and choke up the ditch, Mr Northern Pacific trains on Saturday It will pay you to put it up with care
Lemons. 40c dozen.
is a nephew of the late Senator O doing an injustice to the Record.1
The outlook for price is as good
Nye suggests, in answer to the num­ ind yesterday brought a large num-
Oranges. 40650c dozen.
N
Denny
of
Multnomah
county,
and
which
is
a
live
paper
of
general
clr-
;
erous inquiries that a screen be •yer. and last evening the steamer is last year it you make it so
is now traveling for an Eastern hos­ culation. they immediately signed the!
The woolgrower is to blame for
made of iron rods, from one-quarter Lewiston brought several families.
BEE OUR WINDOW
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY.
petition of McManus, asking for aj
iery house
low
prices,
at
times
himself,
for
if
s
to five-eighths of an inch in diameter, Saturday about 20 families who had
The Portland Watchmakers' School division of the patronage.
The
following
prices
are
paid
by
You
will unde, »fand why it is
you
get
a
buyer
tn
guessing
at
how
according to the size of the stream, come West over the Northern Pa­
As most of the filings now being e
offers
exceptional advantages to
tilt- best
and set about a quarter of an inch cific from Minnesota and the Dako- much dirt you have in the sack, he dealers to the producer;
young men to learn the watchmak­ made in this county are made nearer
Turkeys. 12614c.
apart, placed in a regular frame, as went to Clearwater points. Seme always will guess in his own favor.
Pilot
Rock
than
Pendleton,
the
Rec-
,
er's
and
jewelers'
trade
in
a
short
Chickens, hens. 8c; 836 4 per dos
and set at an angle of about 45 de­ were destined to Peck, Orofino and Mr. Hardin voiced this fact in his
time; good paying position guaran­ ord. under the ruling of the depart- 1
grees in the stream, with the lower Stites The transportation corn pa speech at Portland, he said “I have en; roosters. 4 66c.
teed after close of term
Tuition ment is entitled to the entire land «
Geese,
per
dozen.
>9
In
mind
several
men
in
Oregon
end of the frame pointing up stream ties report that the homeseeker trav
TALLMAN & CO
reasonable
Address.
Saake.
311 office patronage
Ducks,
per
dozen.
83
506
4
to allow the trash in the stream to el this spring will surpass all past whose wool, I have bought in the
Dekum
building.
Portland.
Ore.
Butter.
50675c,
good.
Leading Druggists
be cast up higher on the frame, and records and that the ciass who are ■ >ast. and if they are present, and
GUARDIAN AD LITEM.
Eggs, fresh. 25c.
a
not choke up the passage for the now coming are Informed regaiding will say that their wool is as good aa
1 have sold a great many Holt
A GROUP OF BEAUTIES.
combined harve«ters in this and sur­ J. T. Hinkle Will Look After the •aeaaaeaaaaeaeaaeaaaeaeeaa
stream, This trash can then be eas- conditions here, which insures that it has been. 1 will pay them as good,
CHOICE BEEF CATTLE, ETC-
if not a better price than I have in
ily removed with a pitchfork.
rounding counties, and the fact that
Ths showing of ladle«' watches is
all
will
locate.
—
Lewiston
>ractically
the past."
Loney Estate.
Steen. >3 2563 85.
WOMEN'S SYMPATHY
Mr. Nye suggests this as a suita­ Tribune.
I have never had a dissatisfied buyer
more than usually Interesting
We
Yours respectfully,
Cows, 82X06285
ble and safe screen, and one which
or trouble with any customer, proves
have added a large number of new
]. T. Hinkle has been appointed
A.
H.
Sunderman
Hogs.
Is
Proverbial
—
Pendleton
Women
No
live.
5H66
will prevent moat of the small fish
that the Holt is the machine to buy by the county coart as guardian ad
designs and new styles to oar al­
More Riots.
Hogs, dressed. 6^ 6 7c.
and that the public is tally dealt litem. In the estate of David Loney,
from passing, and at the same time
ready large assortment Where there
Exception.
Disturbances
of
strikers
are
not
Work on River Obstructions.
Veal. dressed, 667c.
with. E L. Hoit, 311 Court street
it will not choke up the irrigating nearly as grave as an individual dis-
deceased. There are three minor How much we owe to the sympathetic is so much beauty and merit a choice
That the work of improving the
Sheep. >262.50.
ditches and cause the water to over- irder of the system. Overwork, loss
children, the heirs to the estate. By­ side of womankind!
When others may be difficult, but prices will help
channel of the Columbia between The
SMITH LEAVES HOSPITAL.
flow.
ron. Milton and Thompson Loney.
ot
sleep,
nervous
tension
will
be
fol
­
suffer
they
cheerfully
lend
a helping to a selection.
Dalles
and
the
lower
terminus
of
The
HAY AND FEED.
The intention ot the law is to pro-
The court also issued an order hand. They tell you the menus which
LADIES' WATCHES from >8 ap.
lowed
by
utter
collapse,
unless
a
re-
Dalles-Celilo
canal
will
be
begun
as
tect the fish Industry, and yet not
Chop barley, 822.50 per ton; mc Man Whw Attempted Suicide in La permitting the administrator of the brought relief to them that they may Warranted movement tn reliable 36-
'.iable
remedy
is
immediately
em
­
soon as the contract is let, is assured. per lb.
interfere with Irrigation in the least.
Grande Starts far His Home In estate. Charles H. Carter, to «ell the profit by teir experience. Rend the year case. 815 00.
All industries must be guarded by ployed. There's nothing so efficient Insist Saturday a party of government
Chopped
wheat.
,1.40
real property, consisting of 160 acres testimony given here by a Pendleton
per
100
Sedalia. Miaoourl.
GLENN WINSLOW
the law. and this kind of a screen to cure disorders of the liver and kid­ engineers under Mr. Schubert, ar­
Bran. 60c per «ark
of land in section 26, township 4. woman.
neys
as
Electric
Bitters.
It
’
s
a
won-
Henry
Smith,
a
brother
of
Con-
rived
here
and
went
to
the
location
he thinks, will answer the best pur
north
of
range
30.
being
a
short
dis
­
Shorts.
81
per
sack.
Jeweler and Optician
lerful tonic, and effective nervine of the proposed work, where they
Mrs. L. Hodson, of 717 Aura street,
ductor J B Smith, of the O R*
pose of any in use.
Oats. lVfcc per • .
anrf the greatest all around medicine will be engaged in making soundings
N„ who attempted suicide by cutting tance to the northwest of Pendleton. says; "While my kidneys have never
- ---
Poetoffice Block.
Alfalfa, loose. 813 per ton.
caused me any trouble which made
for run-down systems. It dispels ind perfecting surveys. Mr. Schubert
his throat with a razor, at the home
Good Spirits.
SHEARING
WORLDS
FAIR
SHEEP
Wheat,
loose.
813
per
ton.
Itself
apparent
in
the
kidneys
them
­
nervousness, rheumatism and neural­
of Conductor Smith, in La Grande
Good spirits don’t all come from gia and expels malaria germs. Only will prepare all details for the pro-
Timothy, baled, per ton 820.
selves nor in the secretions. I have
last Monday, leaves S l Anthony
posed work in advance, so that there
Kentucky. Their main source is the
boapit^ tonight, for hi« old home in Important Rule Announced by Chief been bothered more or less by an ach­
and satisfaction guaranteed bv will be no delay in commencing oper­
liver—and all the fine spirits ever 50c.
of Live Stock
Department of ing across the small of my back, then
Sedalia, Missouri.
ations so soon as the contract is let. BOTTOM DROPPED OUT
made in the Blue Grass state could Tailman & Co., druggists.
down and through my kidneys. When
He has recovered from the effects
World's Fair.
—
Times-Mountaineer.
ANO
MARKET
IS
FLAT.
not remedy a bad liver or the hun­
IS THE CHEAPEST
I caught cold it hurt me across my
of his att'mpt at suicide, and now
A
rule
having
an
Important
bear
­
Real
Estate
Transfers.
loins and made me feel lame and sore.
dred and one ill effects it produces,
Bear thts In mind when you
the
wishes
to
live.
His
is
one
of
ing
upon
the
shearing
oi
sheep
to
How’s This?
Charles G. Marcy and wife have
I got a box of Doan's Kidney Pills
You can’t have good spirits and a
need poultry and stock supplies
his
most
remarkable
cases
in
the
Farmers
Will
Not
Sell
at
Present
be exhibited at the World's fair at st the Brock * McComas Co dtug
We otter One Hundred Dollars Reward
bad liver at the same time. Your sold to ,E. L. Smith for >7,000, a
and ask for the Internationii
for any rase of catarrh that can not be
Quotations and Are in a Position tory of surgery, the wind pipe hav­ St. Louis has been announced by store and used them. While I did not
Poultry and Stock Food. Use
liver must be in fine condition if you tract of 326 84 acres in section 1. cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
ing been cut through, and three Chief F. D. Coburn of the Depart­ take them according to directions, be­
Kow Kure for your cow trou­
to Hold on—Magnificent Outlook si itches were necessary to close it
F. J. CHENEY A CO. Toledo. O.
would feel buoyant, happy and hope- tpwnxhip 5, north of range 32 east,
Stoc
.
as
follows:
ment
of
Live
We. the undersigned, have known F J
ing a poor hand to dose myself with
bles
ful. bright of eye, light of step, vigor­ being in the vicinity of Vansycle.
for the Growing Crop, Prospects up. The wound baa healed up with­
Cheney for the lut 15 years, and believe
and
goats
must
have
•'All sheep
medicines at all. they benefited me in
ous and successful in your pursuits.
George Guiott and wife have sold him perfectly honorable In all business
Exceeding Anything Seen In Sev. out the use of a tube in the wind­ been evenly, closely and properly every way. making my back stronger,
You can put your liver in fine condi­ to Peter H. Wilson for >1.800, lot 2 transactions and financially able to carry
pipe, and he is now past all danger shorn on or alter the first day of and toning up my whole system."
eral Years.
any obligations made by tbelr firm
tion by using Green's August Flower xf the northeast quarter, and lot 2 out
127 i>9 t-ast Alta St
WEST A TKl'AX, Wholesale Druggists.
from
a rupture of the wound.
April, 1904. and the date of the
For saje by ail dealers Price 50
—the greatest of all medicines for of the northwest quarter ot section
Toledo, O.
Agent
for Lee’s Lice Klll«r
shearing
must
be
certified
on
the
ap
­
cents
per
box.
Foster-Milburn
Co..
the liver and stomach and a certain 14. in township 6, north of range 34. WADDING. KINNAN * MARVIN. Whole
The bottom of the wheat market WORK OF A COWARD AT HELIX. plication for entry. Sheep or goats Buffalo. N. T, sole agents for the
sale Druggists. Toledo. O.
cure for dyspepsia or indigestion. It being a tract in the vicinity of the
seems
to have dropped out in the
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally,
unevenly or stubble shorn or that United States.
has been a favorite household reme­ Hudson Bay ranch.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous past few days. The grain is now Shota Fired by Some Unknown Per­
Remember the came—DOAN'S—
have been clipped to conceal defects
Ths Oregon Dally Journal can ba
surfaces
of
the
system
Testimonials
dy for over 35 years. August Flow
Porter Graham and wife have sold
bringing
66
cents
in
the
ezport
mar
­
son Through Two Homes In That or to mislead will not be allowed to and take no other.
sent free
Price 75c per bottle. Hold
found on sale at Frazier's book store.
er will make your liver healthy and to Jam?s C. Turner for 14.900, the all
ket and peruaps 67 at the mills, but
druggists.
Place.
active and thus insure you a liberal south half of the northwest quarter
Hall's Family Pills are the beat
there are no sales being made at
Helix. March 10.—Two dastardly at­
Trial of section 10, in township 4, north of
supply of "good spirits.”
these figures, and it is not probable tempts to murder Innocent people •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••e«
Postoffice at Thomas Ranch.
size, 25 cents; regu ar bottle« 75c. ■-ange 35 east, being land a short dis­
that there will be. The farmers who
There Is to be a new postoffice in a short time ago were holding up have been made In this city within
At all druggists.
tance to the north of Weston.
Andrew Jacobson Ranhala has sold this county on the Thomas ranch, a for 71 cents and higher are not in the the past two days.
SUIT .FOR DIVORCE.
to Isaac Christopher and James few miles below Austin station, on humor at this time to unload tbelr On Tuesday evening some unknown
Christopher for >16,000, the north­ the Middle Fork The name of the grain at a lower price than they person fired a shot through the house
Plaintiff Alleges a Prior and Undis­ east quarter of section 11, and the new dispensary of U. 8. malls will be could have gotten then, preferring of Mrs. Pierce, a widow woman, the
northwest quarter of section 12, in Boulder, coming down from the to bold in hopes of a rise, being shot barely missing the heads of two
solved Marriage.
small children asleep In bed.
A suit for divorce was filed in the township 3, north of range 33 east, highest point of the Greenhorns. Dr. pretty sure tuat the price will go
At the time it was thought It might
Greenlee,
a
former
Sumpter
dentist,
being
a
piece
of
valuable
wheat
land
but little lower. Under these cir­ possibly be an accident, but on the
office of the county clerk this morn-
will
have
charge
of
the
office.
—
to
the
north
of
Havana
station.
cumstances they will have a chance following night, some one fired a shot
ing by Rebecca Carlile against her
Grant County News.
THIS WEEK WILL BE ONE OF SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SILKS AT THE FAIR.
OUR NEW
to gain, and but little to lose.
husband, John Carlile.
through the home of Harlow Rich­
a.
Good Residence for Sale.
The complaint alleges that the
There is nothing being done In the mond, living In the edge of town, and
SILK WAISTINGS HAVE JUST ARRIVED AND DURING OUR OPENING SALE. CONTINUING ALL
The C. 8. Jackson residence. 405 Sumpter Insurance Rates Reduced. market at the mills, or in the export it is now believed that both Bhots
plaintiff and defendant were married
THIS WEEK. THE FOLLOWING PRICES WILL BE IN EFFECT:
The rates applying both Inside and sales department, everything being
in this city September 20. 1900, and Jackson street, located in the best
were fired with malicious Intent.
outside
of
the
fire
limits
have
been
that there is one child, Lizzie Car­ residence section of Pendleton, is
now quieter than for some time.
36-inch black, guaranteed Taffeta ............................................................. >1.50. >1.44 and >1.39 yd
lile, now about 2 years old, as the re­ offered for sale on reasonable terms reduced from 5 to 25 per cent. Be-
The growing wheat I b a pleasure
Low Barometer.
27-inch black, guaranteed Taffeta .. ..............................,....................................
>1.00 yd
in account of family moving from tween the two the premiums now at- to the farmers, however, all Indica­
sult of the union.
The uarometer registered lower
tached
to
policies
(this
.ate
dates
27-inch
Pongee
Silk
.........................................................
...V».,
...................................
55c yd
the
city.
For
particulars
and
terms,
The plaintiff alleges for cause ot
tions pointing to a larger harvest this morning than It has for a long
action that the defendant had an­ '•all on Mrs. C. 8. Jackson, at real­ from the first of the present month) this year than for some time, The time In Pendleton, indicating very
32-inch Pongee Silk................................................................................................................................. S5c yd
will permit of the use of this mone- wet winter has started things to
other wife living at the time of her dance.
Royal Taffeta, black and colors .................................................................................................... 75c yd
tary protection.—Sumpter Reporter. growing in good shape, and the high winds for the next 24 hours,
marriage with him, and that for that
The barometer in the McComas
Embroidered Silks, 4 yard cuts for waists, per pattern............................................................... >4^5
High Pries for Poultry,
reason the marriage is null and void
ground Is now so saturated that It grain office dipped clear below the
Crystal cord wash Silks.. 4-yard cuts, per pattern ...................................................................... >1.88
Working Overtime.
She asks for the custody of the
I want your poultry of all kinds,
will take some hot weather and a gradings, which Is the lowest ever
Eight hour laws are Ignored ty long spell of It to prevent the crops noted since it has been in use in
Jap Silk, usually sold for 35c, this week only ......................................................................... 25c yd
child and for efists and disburse­ turkeys, ducks, geese and chickens,
ments of the action. J. A. Fee is her ind will pay you the highest prices. those tireless, little workers—Dr. from coming to maturity in the best the office.
'Jome in and see me. L. M. Lyman, King's New Life Pills, Millions are couditton that haw prevailed for some
attorney.
110 Bast Court street.
always at. work, night and day, cur- s< axons.
Disgusting Affair Cloaed.
•ng indigestion, biliousness, constipa­
JOHN STOTT ARRESTED.
Lonla Naylor, who accused her
Lost a Finger.
tion. sick headache and all stomach To all of my Friends and Patrons;
father of incest, and Edward Tracey,
J. A. Owens, an employe of Robert liver and bowel troubles, Easy,
He is Charged With Stealing His
I take pleasure in introducing to her lover, who caused the unjast ac­
WITH EVERY PATTERN OF SILK FOR SHIRT WAISTS, WE WILL GIVE A NECK RIBBON TO
Forster's planing mills, yesterday pleasant, safe, sure. Only 25c at my friends, Drs. L. L
Brother-In-Law’s Harn«««.
and T. H. cusation against the father of the
MATCH,
WORTH TEN PER CENT OF THE VALUE OF THE SILK.
been
working
yvening
lost
a
finger
down
to
the
Tallman
*
Co.'s
drug
store.
John Stott, who has
White, to whom I have sold my den­ girl, will be married In Walla Walla
in this city for some time, was ar- first joint, by coming in contact with
tal business in this city. I thorough­ Friday, and thus end the disgusting
rested last night on complaint of S. the machinery.
Twins Born.
ly recommend the Drs. White as first- affair. The parties are from Athena.
E. Walker and E. A. Sweeny, who ac­
Mrs W. F Higgins of Umatilla, class dentists In every respect, and
Lots 8old.
cuse him ol having stolen from them
gave birth to twins yesterday after­ will esteem it a favor for any of my
Lost—Bay mare, branded "B. H.
Daisy Tailman and J. V. Tailman, noon at the home of Mrs. Mary E. patients to place their cases in the on left shoulder; strayed from Bailey
three sets of harness, which be sold
to Barney Sherry, the second-hand her husband, have sold to Frank S. Lowe, on West Jackson street. The hands of the Drs. White.
Ross' pasture, at Meacuam. Reward
to
Curl for 81.000, lots 1 and 2 In block new arrivals are brother and sister, »
dealer.
Respectfully,
will be paid for Information furnish­
and are large and healthy babies.
Stott Is a young man and has been 2, of Swltzler’s addition.
ed
to
Otto
Boettcher.
Pendleton,
Ore
K. A. MANN.
MOTHER’S
FRIEND
Sarsaparilla
Compound
THE BEST
C. F. Co’esworthy
I
SILKS
FREE RIBBONS
THE FAIR