been quite sick of grip but are some!
••••••••••••a**** .......«•••••••••••••••••••••••••••J
better at present.
James Navin has leased his ranch
to L. J. McAtee for a number of
years, and Is at present contemplât-
TSAOS MASK
FRIDAY, MARCH 18. 1904.
Ing a return to Portland with his
CATTLE
GOING
INTO
MANY
MERCHANTS
MEET
¡STRANGE DISEASE CARRIES
PACKING HOUSES COMING.
family to make their home In the
OFF GOODMAN’S YEARLINGS.
HERE TO ORDER SUPPLIES
MOUNTAIN PA8TURES. future
Monte B. Gwinn of Boice, Enthusias­
George Waddingham leaves for
Franklin county, Wash., the last of
tic Over Prospect* of Stockmen's
He Walla Walla. La Grande,
Y. p. s. c. E. Entertainment Was a March to locate a homestead
Dr. J. Christie, Deputy State Veteri­
Plant*.
Heppner,
in that section some four weeks
■ ova a aiRL« —
narian Will
Investigate—Report*
Complete
Success — Recovering was
Milton, Adams, Athena, Weston
Monte B. Gwinn, secretary of the
ago, but failed to locate. He was
Idaho
Woolgrowers'
Association,
and
From an Attack of Pneumonia —
Say it is Dropsy, But the Doctor
and Helix Were All Represented
well pleased with the country, so
Say* Dropsy is Not Contagious— a director of the Independent Pack­
Cattle Dying From Unknown Caus­ will try again.
Here Yesterday
Evening — Dry-
ing Company, who visited his brother.
Umatilla County Stock in Excellent
es — Wild Horse is High — Fred
good* Salesman Makes Pendleton
J. H. Gwinn in this city, several
McKAY CREEK ITEMS.
Condition This Spring.
Rosenxweig ie Rebuilding — Se­
Central Distributing Po nt.
days this week, says of the prospects
—
of the Independent Packing Com­
vere Case of Pneumonia — Child School Will be Continued—New Foot
Reports from the Hudson Bay dis­ pany. to the Oregon Daily Journal:
Seriously Scalded.
WE can not speak too highly OF THIS BRAND OF
A b an evidence of the business Im­
Bridge Needed.
"Within 60 days we expect to ae in
trict say that Harold Goodman has
portance of Pendleton, it is only
TODAY
HAS
THE
HOSIERY.
NO LINE MANUFACTURED
North McKay. March, 11. — Mins necessary to mention a meeting of
lost 16 head of yearling calves, with a position to state just what, where
AND
NO
LINE
GIVES
Athena,
March
9.
—
James
Clark
REPUTATION
THE
GORDEN
DYE
HAS,
Ethel and Reuben Wheeler children merchants from surrounding towns
a disease which has been pronounced and when we will begin operations,"
WE
SUCH EXTRAORDINARY SERVICE FOR THE MONEY.
to be dropsy by Walla Walla veteri­ said Monte B. Gwinn of Boise, secre­ has bought the Weston meat market of Ino. S. Wheeler are confined to which was held Lore yesterday after­
the house by sickness.
tary of the Idaho Woolgrowers' As­ and will move his family there.
HAVE THEM FOR MEN AT 15c, 20c. 25c, 35c and 50c; FOR WO-
narians.
noon.
The directors of school district 39
Wm Simonton and son, Eearl, and
The calves swell up under the sociation and one of the promoters
Representative merchants from l^a
MEN at 15c. 20c, 25c, 35c AND 50c; FOR CHILDREN AT 2 FOR
breast and in the legs and die in a of the independent packing concern. Will Jones have driven their herd of have reconsidered their decision not Grande,
Walla
Walla.
Heppner.
25c
AND 25c.
few days after first becoming afflict­ Mr. Gwinn, accompanied by A. R. cattle to the mountain range. They to have school again until fall and Athena. .Milton. Echo, Weston and
Steunenberg
of
Caldwell,
a
have
hired
a
teacher
for
two
proml-
were
wintered
on
Mr
JoneB'
place
IF THE CHILDREN'S HOSE YOU HAVE BEEN BUYING DO
ed with the disease
From its rav­
Helix come here by appointment, to
months school, to commence Monday meet a sah-smaM from an eastern
ages among Mr. Goodman’s cattle it nent banker, arrived in Portland last near Milton and were looking fine.
NOT GIVE SATISFACTION. TRU A PAIR OF OUR GORDON
is thought that the disease must be night. He will be in Portland two
The Y P. S. C. E. entertainment at March 14.
dry goods house, and order their
DYE HERCULES HOSE. 25c PER PAIR. NONE WEAR BETTER.
Wheat ba* not looked better for summer goods, in wholesale lots.
contagious, but Dr. J. Christie, of this or three days.
the opera house last Friday night
Continuing
in
regard
to
the
pack-
many
a
Reason
—
the
ground
seems
to
was a complete success. The house
Too much stress cannot be placed on city, deputy state inspector, and a
Pendleton being centrally located
tag house. Mr. Gwinn said:
was crowded.
The total assets of be soaked nearly to bed rock, there was selected as the meeting point
the great value of Cuticur* Soap, Oint­ member of the state veterinary board,
e
"Every one Is busily at work with
Is quite an area around this vicinity for these merchants, to save the ex­
e
ment and Resolvent in the antiseptic says that dropsy is not contagious, his coat off and there is no doubt but the evening were >86 80.
yet to be sown.
e
and that this disease is not dropsy,
pense and delay of having the drum
Mrs.
Bowlen.
who
has
been
con
­
e
cleanstag of the mucoua surface«, and
that we will make the proposition
District No. 39 is divided by the mer vialt all the different cities and
from the report he has heard of it.
e
fined
to
her
home
wtth
an
attack
of
of the blood and circulating fluids, thus
go.
Jus'
as
soon
as
we
see
where
we
river.
Six
or
eight
families
being
on
e
Dr. Christie expects to visit the
take separate order*.
pneumonia, is slowly improving
e
the south side, while the school
affording pure, sweet and economical herd immediately, and ascertain the are and show the people we can do
BIG STORE, COR. MAIN AND ALTA
The samples were displayed here
e
Thos
Ogle
spent
Monday
tn
Pen
­
house I* on the north, with a great yesterday afternoon, and the dif
•
local and constitutional treatment for true nature of the disease, and take the business, the money will roll in.
dleton for medical treatment.
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a*
majority
of
the
scholars
I^st
fall
The
Independent
Packing
Company
fert-nt merchants for 75 mile* around
weakening ulcerations, inflammations, steps to prevent its spread.
Mrs. Wm King's two daughter*. at low water Messrs Wilhelm Forth Pendleton, met and looked over the
While other herds in that vicinity cannot help but be a success."
itching*, irritations, relaxation*, dla
Mrs
John
King
and
Mrs
Chas
Kansas
City
is
looked
upon
as
the
ind
White
of
the
south
side
erected,
placements, pains and irregularities pe­ have not suffered from the disease, it base of operations, and it is pre­ Smith, gave their mother a birthday mainly at their own expense a very stock, and ordered their entire sum
is evident that it is not highly con­
mer supplies, in bulk, which will be
culiar to females. Hence the Cuticur*
A very fin* and apparently durable foot shipped in bulk from the housr in
tagious and Dr. Christie does not an sumed that the Missouri town will surprise party Wednesday
remedies have a wonderful influence in ticipate anything serious from it.
be the site of the main packing plant. enjoyable evening was spent.
bridge at the narrowest point In the the east
restoring health, strength and beauty
It has answered the purpose
Mr. Stamper, near Athena, and river
There are three points at which
Stock in Umatilla county are in ex- Mr. Gwinn, in speaking of Portland's
to weary women, who hsve been pre­ cellent condition this spring, from chances of securing one of the branch several others, have lost 10 or 12 during the winter hut the late roar these merchants' meeting* are held,
head of cattle from unknown causes. ' ing mad water with the flood trash for the purpose of ordering large
maturely aged and invalided by these the standpoint of health and flesh, packing houses, said:
Are always noticeable in the styles and makes of our furniture •
wa« too much for It and it lies in a quantltle* of goods, in the entire
Personally. I favor Portland, and
distressing ailments, as well aa such and with the exception of a few
Mark Johns, who formerly resided
below
Now It Northwest.— Portland Spokane. and
will give it all the support I can. hut here, is reported to he dangerously wreck somewhere
The
originality is found in the style and the distinction in the man­
>6
no
dis
­
slight
cases
of
mange
there
sympathetic afflictions a* anteraia, chlo­
is proper for the whole vicinity to Pendleton, and after these order* are
ease of any kind existing in the just what will be done depends 111 at Walla Walla
ner and finish of the workmanship. Both are evident« of a moat
rosis, hysteria and nervousness.
largely upon circumstances."
organize and build a cable bridge placed, the different railroads begin
county.
exclusive class of furniture, suggsstive of unequaled excellency
During the past week the heavy and do away with a central pier It
Women from the very first have fuily
a scramble for the shipment*
rains along Wild Horse have caused will not cost much more
appreciated the purity and sweetness,
We bought the new Ideas in furniture of 1904 patterns and they
The
te
­
STUBBLEFIELD
WILL
CASE.
WESTON GIRL LED ASTRAY.
A* the interior country settle* up.
the power to afford immediate relief,
it to overflow a good portion of the families on the south side al« not
are ready for your Inspection
the
number
of
merchants
joining
in
the certainty of speedy and permanent
so much expense, these combination order* become*
Famous Controversy Will
Have a bottom land.
able to stand
Our stock of carpets wins tbs admiration of al!
core, the absolute safety and great Olive McIntosh, on Her Way to Vi*i
Fred
Rosenzweig is rebuilding while a foot bridge at that point is larger and larger and within a few
Hearing in Umatilla Court*.
economy which have made the Cuticur*
a Sister, is Lured Into an Opium
that portion of his house which wa* really a public benefit.
years, this gathering will become a
remedies the standard humour remedies
Den in Portland.
The famous long drawn out Stub­ destroyed by fire
He is making It
Mrs Cha* A Kidder is confined to special feature in the autumn, win­
of t ae civilized world.
blefield
will
contest
has
been
larger and more convenient.
Olive McIntosh,
the 14-year-ol<
her home by the chicken pox com- ter and spring -in thia. city.
Millions of women use Cuticur* Soap,
assisted by Cuticur* Ointment, for pre­ daughter of W. F. McIntosh, living brought to this county, after having
William Rugsell’s little son. near bined with a severe cold.
The drummer
with whom
thl*
serving, purifying and beautifying the aear Weston, was found by Detective exhausted the patience and knowl­ here. Is seriously ill with the imeu-
Forniture and Carpets
meeting wa* held, carries about 2u
akin, for cleansing the scalp of create, H. H Hawley yesterday, at the Es edge of the Walla Walla probate monia
A STRONG SOLICITOR
of the largest sample trunks and his
scales and dandruff, and the stopping of mond Annex in Portland, where she court, and having been dismissed by
baggage
resembles
a theatrical
Mrs. T P Mosley is sick at her
falling hair, for softening, whitening had been taken by a strange woman it. Cassana Stubblefield now asks
East Oregonian Circulation Man Get, troupe coming to town.
The mer
home
near
here
with
a
severe
attack
and soothing red, rough and sore hands, •o spend the night.
that the will be settled in the Uma­
han is ge’ reduced prices by order-
of inflammatorv rheumatism
a Subscription in a Novel Way.
for annoying irritations am! ulcerative
The little girl was on her way to tilla county court, claiming that the
ng in combination lota and the
weaknesses, and for many sanative, an­
Church services were discontinued
property is al) In this county and
A subscription to the Daily East 1 rummer saves the great expense of
tiseptic purposes which readily suggest Battie Ground. Washington, to visit
Sunday
at
the
Christian,
church
on
have
'hat
therefore
1'matilla
courts
was
taken
Oregonian,
for
one
year,
themselves, as well as for all the par­ i sister, and while near The Dalles
carrying hl* baggage over a large
account of the illness o. the pastor. by Fred
Ixwkley. the circulation
she became acquainted
with
a jurisdiction.
poses of the toilet, bath and nursery.
•errttory, to make all the outlying
Rev
W
J
Jenkins
According to the petition
manager some time ago in a novel
filed
strange woman, who enticed her to a
StetXwwtxwt ttewnrM. C«Mn»mh«.Sl.<ll
to«
n* represented
tbnn af CXiml«M
ZUK Ik. w wl « «I Oim-
Mr and Mr* Peter Embriski'» lit- way
com. in which three young hoodlums Judge Hartman yesterday afternoon
■W.L. «1«, Soaik ba. Dapa* i Lasia«. *C Vu awiiaai
tJe
child,
of
Adam*,
was
badly
scald
­
*q. i Far*, (ltea 4a la Pul i S aHM. 1* Cif tel
solicited
Mr
I>ockley
filed
an
order
directing
that
C.
M.
A.
Kunkel,
were smoking opium, on their ar-
A New Weeder.
Xva. K.nar Prsc * Cham. Corp.. Sala m*tetes
It* arm. the implement dealer of this city to
Rader. R. M. Dorothy and E A. Res­ ed in hot water Tuesday
«W Saadte- I Bote tor
rival in Portland.
The
Washington
Weeder Company
shoulder
and
neck
are
in
a
very
ser
­
to
send the Daily East Oregonian
The girl indignantly refused to er to produce in court, inside of ten
in '«rntly tormd to manufacture and
days, the original will, together with ious condition. and a recover seem« bi* branch
implement
bouse
and
smoke
the
opium
proffered
her.
*
very doubtful
Athena, and Mr Kunkel, being of a cell the implement handled for two
♦
was taken in charge by Mrs Cox. the an inventory of the property of the
Gus Arp 1* suffering from symp- jovial nature, began to banter l^ock- if three jears by Talbot Bros, filed
♦
estate
The estate consists of 13.
Let u* show you Palmer's
landlady
at
the
Esmond,
and
on
her
♦
their artk.es of incorporation at the
information. James Cooley. Walter 560 of real property and of about toms of blood poison caused by hav- ley. for a wrestling match, instead of -ounty auditor's office yesterday
I new Perfume*.
property
The ing one of his thumbs badly bitten talking subscription with him
personal
Smith and May Mogris were arrested >$00.000
Robert L. Talbot of the former
I HAVE A FULL LINE OF PLUMBING GOODS AND FIRST-
they
It wa* finally agreed that
and fined >1M each for frequenting contest is over a codicil to the will in a fight
1nn
ut Talbot Bros . is president of
for
the
endowment
of
a
would
wrestle,
and
on
the
wrestling
♦
an opium den. and were then bound providing
CLASS
WORKMEN; ALSO MAKE SEWER CONNECTIONS. EB­
i
BRIGGSON ITEMS.
match should depend ubether luock the new concern and the other offi­
over in the sum of $300 each to the home for orphans and elderly wo-
♦
H
C
Holt,
secretary
and
cer*
are:
TlMATES
FURNISHED ON ALL WORK. WORK GUARANTEED.
’ey sent Kunkel the paper free tor a
♦
grand jury, for enticing a young girl men. which it has been decided to
treasurer
E O
McCoy of The
♦
$13.50
of
th*
Cralgen
Farm
for
Sal*
The latest and best.
ordered
It
year,
or
whether
Kunkel
locate
at
Walla
Walin
into a disreputable house.
4
Dalles. and George N Crossfie.d of
Per Acre — Dance at Home of B. a year tn advance
♦
FINE BAND OF CATTLE.
The match was a long and hard Wasco, Ore . are the trustee* The
SATURDAY’S LOCALS.
i Higgins —Mr*. Johnson i* III From
USE
□re. the men being equally matched. capital l* >4r.'.WU
♦
Shock of a Fire — Will Move to
The irn piemen
on
«
but finally Lockky threw Kunkel,
PALMER'S
O. F. Thomson of Butter creek. is Brought Four and One-Half Cent*
«
California — Mr*. R. M. Powers tearing off about half of a new pair pony will produce has alrvauy had *
th* Hoof. Delivered.
In the city.
an extensive sale in this state and s
♦
Will
be
in California
Several of pants in the task
Charles and James Isaacs, two of
“THE HARDWARE MAN.
Peter Tachelli of Wild Horse, is
Oregon and the machine* have been
741 MAIN ST.
♦
subacri
p-
Kunkel
paid
for
a
year'*
Month*
—
Will
Return
to
Portland
the prominent stockmen of McKay
4
in the city today.
sent to California, and other states
lion
to
the
paper
4
to Live.
Mr. Crussfleld had
of the northwest
4
Frank Saling of Weston, is in the creek, were in the city yesterday,
having brought in a band of beef
♦
a test held some time ago at Wasco,
city
for
a
short
business
visit.
Briggson.
March
9.
—
The
weather
4
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
cattle which they sold to the Houser
Ore and as a result sold «eventi
♦♦♦♦♦
H HH I H4HHI !♦♦♦♦»»♦♦♦
J. B. Saylor of Echo, is iu the city butcher shop for 4H ceuti a pound for the past two weeks has been
It is a diac cultivator
< »
very unusual—in fact, the worst that Defendant Accused of Robbing the machines
today for a short business visit.
4
One of the cattle was of great size,
but differs from the ordinary in that
has
ever
been
known
The
snow
lie*
♦
Horace Walker of Helix, is in the weighing 1.640 pounds
Last Chance Saloon.
one row of disc* follows the other,
4
A pure soap, finely perfumed.
city for a short visit on business.
4
The gentlemen report prospects for on the ground in drifts ranging in
»nd throws the soil in th* opposite
C
Henderson,
claiming
to
be
from
depth
from
one
to
15
or
20
feet,
and
:
J. W. Stamper of Birch creek, is a the season a* bright for the cattle­
the continued freezing and thawing Baker City, where he ha* been em­ lirection — Walla Walla Union
the
4
visitor to the Wade cattle sale today men. and are confident that
add much to the inconvenience of ployed for some time at an electric
*
B g Mills Start.
W. M. Mills, a cattleman of Juni price* will rise in a short time to a travel.
power plant, was arrested last eve­
Racine Buggies and Hacks
case
higher
figure
than
has
been
the
per, wa* a Pendleton business visitor
The
big
mills of the Oregon Lum­
ning
by
Marshal
Carney
on
com
George Crai gen and wife sold 120
♦
for wœe time.
Bain Wagons
ber
Company,
which
under
the
man
­
today.
plaint
of
H
Kennedy,
a*
the
man
♦
acres of their old home to Thoma*
»
agement of Grant Geddes during the
wbo
held
up
the
Last
Chance
saloon
N.
C.
McLeod,
a
cattleman
of
El
sere.
,r.
Narkaus.
for
>13
50
per
♦
«
BOY IN CUSTODY.
stater shut down sere put In re-
gin. is in uie city for a few days on
•-
and Mrs. Crafgen are old settler* in on Tuesday morning
j»ir for the 1M season, are now *11
Kennedy
claims
that
he
is
positive
business.
be much
will
Supposed to Be * Runaway From Se this vicinity and
ready for the steam to be turned on
J. H. Price of Weston, was a busi­
missed
They will buy them a that this is the man. while the man
attle to Pilot Rock.
Manager Geddes says that they have
ness visitor in the city today for a
home in Athena, where they will re­ claims to have left Baker City Wed­
Upon the request of Sheriff Cudi- side in future, having leased th* nesday evening and also that.be can this winter also secured a large
short time.
quantity of iogs which sere decked
hee of Seattle. Claude Hanks of Se­
prove an alibi
Mrs. H. W. Swart of Bingham attle. was arrested bv the marshal remainder of the farm to their son
The I.*.«t Chance robbery seems to in the camps ready for hauling to
Springs, was the guest of friends in of Pilot Rock and will be held there Ben
the railroad as soon a* the season
Quite a pleasant dance was given be a hard nut to crack A few nights
the city today.
until an officer can bring him to the last Tuesday nicht at the home of after the robbery a man was arrrest- □pens and there are plenty of logs on
S3.000.00—8 room, 2 story, new
Charles McBee, one of the promi­ county jai). when he will be held i
band for present use
house, and lot 50x100.
Mr and Mrs
on Wild ed st the depot who was pointed ont
nent farmers of Echo, is in the city for the Seattle officers
The mill* will be started tn two
a* the robber by the bartender The
Horse
»tory
>1.200.00—5 room, 1^
for a business visit.
weeks, a* the yards are now too wet
The boy is about 14 years of age
McAtee, who has be*n prisoner demurred to the arrest,
Mrs.
Bessie
house.
W. H. H. Scott of Athena, was a and ha* run away from his home., quite sick for the past two wee«*. Is claiming to be a merchant at Atbe- with melting snow and rata to handle
I asi
na. He had a check book from the the business satisfactorily.
Pendleton visitor today, having come going to the home of a friend in Pi- i convalescent.
>1.700.00— 8
Room,
2
story
reopened March 17.
year
the
mills
lot
Rock
Hi*
suspected
His
parents
to
witness
the
Wade
sale.
Savings
Bank
of
this
city.
in
which
house. Bath tub and toilet,
Mrs. Olive Navin returned home
Celebrated Hodges L5ne of Headers, Mowers,
The mills have a capacity of lOO.lwu
good cellar, woodshed, pump
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Thompson of that he had gone to that place, and Saturday after an absence of two he showed a large account. and wa*
feet of lumber a day — Baker City
the
put
the
matter
in
the
hands
of
Binder-s and Rakes
and city water. Ea«y terms.
Butter creek, are in the city the
weeks in Weston, where she ha« Identified as a prominent citizen of Democrat.
sheriff
He was turned loose and
guest of friends for a few day*.
been nursing a scarlet fever patient, Athena
Houser
&
Haines
’ Combined Harvesters
>600.00—1 Vacant lot.
Very
now Henderson claims that be is in
whom she reports as convalescing
O. D. Teel of Echo, is in the city
desirable.
Two Son* Were Born.
Freed From Rheumatism.
Hub
Axle
Grease
Machine Oils
about
the
same
fix.
and
will
be
able
Mr* A. Johnson who ha* been
today, attending the
Wade cattle
The family of Mr and Mrs E L
Spo- confined to her home for the past to prove his innocence. He is now in
Medical
Lake
Salts
Mfg
Co,
$2.000—7 room 2 story house
Belting,
I
ace
Leather
and
Supplies
sale and transacting other business.
Smith, of this city, was increased
kne. Wash
4 rooms each 15x15. bath
three weeks over the «hock by the the city jail.
Extras of All Kinds
L. M. Watrus of Adam*, one of the
last night by the addition of a baby
Had been a victim of rheumatism loss of their residence and content*
room, rock cellar 18x32, 2
prominent merchants of that city, for some time, and in order to get
TWO
MEN
ARRESTED.
boy.
lots.
was a Pendleton business visitor to- rid of It determined to give Medical | by fire, sometime ago. I* but little
A boy was born yesterday morn­
improved.
$250.00—1 vacant lot.
day.
Lake a trial
Remained there one
Anthony Powers and wife who One Released on Bail, the Other is ing to the wife of Alec Bryant, one
of the prominent farmers, who re­
F. B. Holbrook and W. it Parker, week and the benefit I received far l have been visiting
Held for Trial.
relatives near
two prominent men of Irrigon. Ore., exceeded my most sanguine expec­
sides about six miles northwest of
Successor to Umatilla Implement Co.
Pendleton, Ore.
Mr. Pow-
I Pendleton, have returned
Frank Stanton and Will Alspach the city.
are in the city.—Wall* Walla States- tations. In that short time I was al­
er* report* the wheat In that vieta­ were arrested yesterday afternoon at
man.
♦♦»♦♦♦»♦♦♦»«♦«9«9♦>♦♦.................. »................ 99«9999I I 9999 ♦♦
most entirely freed from the painful ity in excellent condition.
Helix for disorderly conduct the
A girl was born yesterday morn­
John Bovlen of Pilot Rock, one of malady. Shall return in a few days
Des pain Building. Room 43,
Wm Johnnon and family are vis­ night before Both of the young men
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the prominent cattlemen of tne coun­ for another week’s treatment, after iting Mm
Telephone Black 11*1.
Johnson's grandmother. started out for a celebration and ing to the wife of H C. Dunn, at the
home of Mrs. Mary Lowe. In West
which
I
expect
to
be
proof
against
ty. is in the city today attending the
Mr*. Wiler. at College Place. Wash. emptied their revolvers into a vacant
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Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Dunn live *
any possible recurrence of rheuma­
J. Vantussle, who has been very bouse belonging to H 11 Richmond,
on a farm a short distance from the s
tism.
C.
REIFF
s
W. W. Harrah, who resides a few
low wl*h pneumonia for the past
1005 First Avenue. Spokane. Wash. three weeks. Is reported to be slowly one of the well-known residents of city, where Mr. Dunn Is a well known s By a man who will thoroughly understand your ailment. No guess
i*
a business
miles
east
of
the
city,
I
Helix,
who
had
them
arrested
Als-
•
Estray Notice
wheatraiser.
Sold by Tallman A Co., leading recovering
s work or experimenting, but r. sure cur« when cure is possible. And
FYir some time his life
visitor. Spring work is i in progress
irugglsts, and A. C. Koeppen A was despaired of. owing to the weak­ pach waa brought to the county jail
in his vicinity.
by
the
city
marshal
last
night,
but
By an arrangement agreed to by « that means hundreds of cases deemed incurable by American doc­
Bro*.
ened condition of his lungs previous­ Stanton was allowed to remain in the
M. Z. Kemmermens of Pomeroy, is
all
the great new* agencies, al) Far
tors I understand the medbal qualities of roots, herbs, barks and
There itrayed from my place, about the in the city today to buy cattle. Mr.
ly.
city on bail. Alspach will be held Eusiern war news will be sent east­
Sals of Fine, Fat Hog*.
berries unknown to other practitioners.
Frank Waddingham has purchased here until the case I* Investigated by
middle of November, one dark rod row, do* Kemmermens is one of the promi-
thence
ward across the Pacific.
Schwartz & Greulich today bought a homestead right in Franklin coun- the prosecuting attorney.
horsed, branded 7 on left hip, ear* marksi, so nent cattlemen of Washington.
across
the
United
States
and
the
At
­
a wagon load of fat hogs from J. B. 'ty. Wash., and will leave soon to rm
DR. WING LEE
white at all only on Up of tall. A reaaouable
W. O. Minor, the prominent breed­ Cooley of Cold Springs, The hogs
lanttc to Europe. This gives the
side on and improve the same.
TUMOR ON EYEBALL.
United States the first call on pub-
reward will be paid for Information leading to er of Shorthorn cattle, of Heppner, were in the best of condition, and
Mrs. R. M. Powers of Weston has
Chiaese Physician 280 Burt* de Street Portland. Oregon
is in the city to attend the sale of brought 6 cents a pound on foot.
llcity. as the news will be distribut­
the recovery of the tame by
rented her home there and will leave D. D Casey May Undergo an Opera-
the Wade cattle tomorrow.
ed at San Francisco.
for Santa Rosa. California, to be ab­
tion to Hi* Eye.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bannister are
An epidemic of housebreaking has sent all summer, Should the climate
D
D
Casey,
a well known cattle-
the
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
been raging In Portland for the past prove beneficial to her health she
JAMES NAVIN
nun who resides on Hyde street, is
Perry, Mr. Bannister is one of the two months, the police seeming un­ will locate there I>ermanently.
prominent wheatraisers of the coun­ able to check it.
I Mr. and Mrs Higgins have both at the hospital suffering with a tumor
Briggson
Oregon ty
on his eyehall. Some time ago Mr
and resides at Weston.
Casey waa afflicted with an ulcer,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Heulet of
which formed on his eye and which
Heppner, were the guests of friends
has developed into a tumor, which
In the city yesterday. Mr. Heulet is
give* much pain
It is thought that
a
young
business
man
of
Heppner,
ORGANIZED MARCH 1, ISM.
an operation will be necessary to in­
and was here in the interest of bl*
CAPITAL......................... $100,000.
sure recovery, and that the eyeball
business.
will have to be removed
L. B. Geer, formerly state land
agent of Oregon, is in the city to
Beggar is a Fake,
buy cattle. Mr. Geer has a fine herd
A boy apparently about It years of
Interest allowed on tim* dspaalte. of blooded cattle on his ranch in the
age hn« been annoying the residence
you'll feci better, look better after washing the akin and
Exchange bought and sold on ail Waldo Hills, and is here to secure
In receiving the news of the prohi­ ment of the temperance cause, on ac­ districts by begging for money with
scalp with Medical Lake Toilet Soap- no one who
principal points.
some new blood.
which
to
pay
his
way
at
a
school
for
haw been made mivciable with Eczema, Scrofula.
bition convention over the 'phone count of the pending local option
Special attention given to collec­
deaf
mutes.
He
is
deaf
and
dumb
E. Kiddle of Island City, principal
Dandruff and other skin Irritations, or been pev.ered
yesterday evening, the name of G. measure, and we urge all prohibi­
tions.
with the worenew* of Sunburn and Mosquito Bit- es and
owner of the flouring mills at !>a
tionists. as well as all friends of and claims that his affliction resulted
W.
Rigby,
of
this
city,
who
was
nom
­
has nwed thia delightful Soap ever had any doubt as to it
Grande, Union and Island City, and
temperance, to support the measure from typhoid fever. He Is not worthy
W. J FURNISH, President
being the sweetest, purest medicated soap made. This
of consideration, for the reason that
one of the most extensive stock ship­ inated as county judge, was omitted. and work for it with diligence."
J. N. TEAL, Vice-PrssMonL
extremely refreshing
The other nominees are as given
pers of Eastern Oregon, is in the
The following delegates
were it is not necessary to have money to
toilet article is per­
T. J. MORRI*. CooAier. city today on business.
secure admission to'the deaf and
last night.
elected to the state convention:
fumed with the nst-
J. W. MALONEY. Ase*t Caahisr.
dumb school in any of the states. He
The platform committee, consist-
G.
W.
Rigby,
R.
A.
Coppie.
Rob
­
arai flower odors and
B. Kidder, who resides two miles
Robert Warner, N. A. Davis ert Warner, E. Ray Jones. H. A. could go to such an institution with­
tag
of
contains all the wonderful curative and heeling properties of the famous
below the city on the Umatilla river,
and H. L. Frailer, brought in the fol­ Frick, Thomas Chandler and M. B. out a cent of money. People will do
nsdkal Lak. Salta. Oolter. .nd ail w ho V« outdoors i
says the foot bridge erected across
well
to
discourage
his
efforts
at
beg
­
report.
which
was
adopted:
lowing
Scott of Pendleton; P. M Howard of
exposed to the sun and wind delight in it. Here's to n«dicai Laks.
the river by private citizens on the
"We, the representatives of the Pendleton; R. E. Stewart, E. H ging-
Soap and a good healthy complexion.
OF PENDLETON.
south side, near his residence, has
prohibition party, Oregon, in conven­ Stone, 8. 8. Parris, R. J. Boddy and
ASK YOUR ORUGGIST-aac. A CAKK.
been washed out by high water. A
Suit for Divorce.
tion assembled, reaffirm the princi­ Robert Coppock of Athena;
N. A.
CAPITAL................................... $70,000 * cable bridge is now talked of.
Medics. Iteke Soap and Ointment are articles of unsurpassed merit
ples
set
forth
in
the
Oregon
state
Davis. William Talbert, Tassey Stew­
for hair aud scalp—use them both for dandruff, for they are cltensine
A suit for divorce was filed this
SURPLUS.................................. $$0,000
and purifying. Medical Lake remedies are not patent medicines.
platform of 1902, which so clearly art. W. A. Bannister, H. L. Frazier. morning in the office of the county
Transacts a general banking busi­
NEW SAFE DOOR NEEDED.
defined the object and aim of the T. L. Childers, A. M. Elam, R. E Fra clerk by Barney D. Sherry against
ness. Exchange and telsgraphlc Iran»
Tne
fers sold on San Francisco, New York, Door of O. R. A N. Saf* at Weston party, to be the annihilation of u.e zler, A Hopson. W. C. Hopson. M. R. his wife. Laura E. Sherry
MEDICAL LAKE OINTMFNT
liquor traffic and inviting to party Hudson, Asa Troyer. J. L. Vinson, plaintiff alleges that he and the de­
Chicago and principal points In ths
if applied (especially after washing) wtll allay all soreness and
Twisted by Dynamite.
fellowship
all
those
who
agree
with
W. B Eakin and Rev. J. a . Adams; fendant were married on June 3. 1897.
Northwest.
assure a soft, velvety surface to the skin—2$C. a box
I Rev. A. U Thoroughman of Weston;
Weston. March 11.—A new safe us upon this one issue.
in this city, and asserts cniel and In-
Drafts drawn on China, Japan and
door will be necessary for the O R.
"We recognize the laudable efforts Frank Richmond and J. H. King of human treatment as the cause of
Europa.
Medical Laks Salta Mfg. Co.. Sole Mfrs., New York à Saokaae. W
Make* collection*
on
reasonable & N. office safe In this city, owing to of the anti-saloon league to unite all Helix; J. A. Ayers of Freewater; J. the action. His attorney is Dan P.
the wreck of the safe by the safe­ temperance sentiment and seek their H. L^ezer and W. P. Jinnett of Echo, Smythe.
blowers Wednesday morning.
co-operation to assist in the banish­ and George W. Simon* of Helix.
The safe was not damaged aside ment of the saloon business.
The state convention will be held
The government of Peni has se­
from twisting the door out of shape.
"The coming election presents a in Portland on Tuesday and Wednes- cured a loan of >3,000.000 in tbs Unit­
A machinist from Wall* Walla work- i golden opportunity for the advance- day, March 29th and 30th.
Druggists, and A. C. Koepp en A Bro*.For Sale by Tallman A Co., Leading
ed Stat«*.
miEJM DUINE
ed most of the day yesterday In re­
moving the old door. No trace of
the burglars has yet been found.
There have been no suspicious
characters here recently.
a ,
:
^OOL
Much That Efery Woman
Desires to Know
Gordon Dye Hosiery
About Sanative Antisep
tic Cleansing
And about the Care of the Skin,
Scalp, Hair and Hands
LEE TEUTSCH’S
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Originality and Distinction i
BAKER & FOLSOM
PLUMBING
and SEWER WORK
(
:
Ariston
T. C. TAYLOR
Garland of
Violets
Toilet Soap
:
:
Brock & McComas
Company
I
Farm Machinery for all Purposes
:
For Sale
Merchants Protective
FLYING DUTCHMAN
AND CANTON
PLOWS and HARROWS
SUPERIOR DRILLS
FRED WEBER
WHEN SICK GET CURED
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Pendleton Savings Bank
MEDICAL LAKE
SOAP
As Sure as the Sun Shines
The First National Bank