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FRIDAY JUNE 3. 1904. ton Mrs Giles was born in Missouri and was about 31 years old She leaves her husband, parents, a sister and brother. Mrs. S. C. Kilgore, who has been seriously ill. is rapidly improving, and is able to sit up some. HELIX HAPPENINGS. I | | i ARE BEING SENT TO THE DIFFERENT PRECINCTS. Home From Attending In Hogue Precinct the Flood Last Returned School at Pendleton—Skilled Ma- Old Year Destroyed the Booth: chinist Moved to Helix—Guests Booths Are on Hand in All Other From Washington at Home of Mrs. Precincts—Pendleton Voting Place* King—Condition of Grandma Myr- Are All Ready for the Sovereign ick is Very Serious—Gone to lone Electors. —Visitors From Wallula. Stock in Excellent Condition—Fall Wheat. Barley and Rye Heading Helix. June 1.—Decoration Day was Out Nicely—Strawberries Are Ripe well observed in Helix by strewing The clerk's and sheriff's otlices are and on the Markets—Prune Crop the graves of the departed soldiers busy places at the present time, and Will Be Light—Other Fruit Crops vith flowers. There were no services. will be until they have unloaded their Mr. Graham, a recent arrival in Will Be Heavy. election supplies The past week has not been al- together favorable for the growing crops; the days were warmer than usual, but the nights were cool and several frosts occurred, but the dam age done by them was slight and con fined principally to tender vegetables, such as beans, tomatoes, etc. Some fruit, however, was killed in the Grande Ronde valley and a few- other localities east of the Cascade mountains. The rains early Tuesday- morning occurred after the following reporis were made. They were not only timely, but well distributed, and give promise of continuing far an- other day or two, in which case they will be sufficient for all needs and greatly stimulate the growth of late crops. Late wheat is coming up to poor stands, and corn. potatoes and xar dens are growing slowly. Forage crops, except timothy, are doing well. an«i the first crop of alfalfa is being harvested with satisfactory yields. Stock everywhere is in excellent con dition. Fall wheat, barley and rye are heading nicely, and these crops are generally in a very promising condi tion. notwithstanding that some low land wheat in Umatilla county was badly damaged by freezing weather earlier in the season. Hops are grow ing nicely and the hop men have now caught up with their work so that the yards generally are well cultivated. Strawberries are ripe, and home grown berries will be plentiful in the markets during the week. Apples have set well. Prunes will be light ’-nt peaches, pears and cherries are turning out better than expected earlier in the season. Helix, who is employed in D. B. Rich irdson's machine shop, has moved lis family here to make their home. Miss Etta Scott left for lone ves- erday morning. Miss Jessie Raymond, who has been ttending the public school at Pen- lleton. returned to her home in Van •ycle Tuesday evening. Mrs. Zeph Lockwood of this place s with her father at Athena. He has teen seriously ill. Misses Max- and Bessie Msi.augh in of Wallula, visited friends in He- lx this week. Mrs. McDonald and Mrs. W. G Lynn of Washington, are guests of heir sister, Mrs. E. E. King of Cold Spring. Ed Davis, who has been eaching school in that vicinity, is tlso a guest. The condition of Grandma Mvrick. vho has been sick for the past year, s thought to be serious at present BREVITIES. $1.25 hats at the Boston Geiser threshers at Kunkel’s. New spring shirts. The Boston Big sale on Slippers at Tevtsch’s. Drag and disk harrows at Kunkels Closing out dry goods. The Bos on. Ladies’ Suit sale at Teutscb's ■tore. Douglas and Hanan shoes. The ioston. P. E Johnson, of Huron, is in the •ity for a short visit. Suit cases, traveling bags and ranks. Baer & Daley. Persons wishing to raise mule.- reed mares to Big Ben. Hammocks, new patterns, strongly Columbia River Valley. •jade, 65c to $6.95. Nolf’s. Mosier. Wasco county. J. M. Car W. S. Ross, one of the well known roll—Weather warm; all crops doing esiden s of Weston. iS in today nicely; cherries fell off badly: grain Clearance sale at Mrs. Campbell’s pasturage and gardens good: lambing Closing out of all pattern hats, all done. Moline wagons, rubber tired bug Wasco. Sherman county. W. C. ies, carriages and hacks at Kunkel's Morehouse—Volunteer and fall wheat The St. George restaurant, open beginning to head: all crops growing av and night. Mrs Cooper, propri rapidly. Condon. Gilliam county. F. B Ste -tor. vens—Fine growing weather: grass Get your clothes cleaned and has made a better growth than for ■reseed at Joerger's. 126 West Court years: grain growing finely; light treet. frost Monday and Tuesday nights did Mrs. Jennie Morrison, of Umatilla. not hurt fruit: sheep are now going to their summer ranges in the m«-un- s visiting with Pendleton friends for i few days. tains. Lexington. Morrow county. E. R R. E. Thorn, of Echo, visited with Beach—Frost cut down many of th«? Pendleton friends today while here more advanced potatoes: since ther >n a business visit. weather warm and growth rapid: the Marion Jack, one of the prominent prune crop will be almost nothing: so far as fruit has existed it is doing vheat raisers of Havana, spent today well; summer fallowing about com n Pendleton on business. pleted; grain will soon be matured, Mrs. C. O. French left this morn and an average crop is expected. .ng for Corvallis, where she will be Athena. Umatilla county, L. A. he guest of relatives and friends for Githens—Fall wheat looking well; the summer. -good growth and stand; spring wheat For Sale—A Holt Junior Combined good stand mostly, but needing rain; looking very well, though; Wednes Harvester, 1902 model, in good condi- day night's fro6t damaged wheat and ion. Apply to Louis F. Anderson. gardens to considerable extent In low ?endleton, Or. localities; a few days of summer fal Miss Myrtle Smith, who has been lowing yet to do. and ground now visiting with relatives and friends in very hard and cloddy. Portland for the past two weeks, will return home tomorrow morning. The ballot boxes are all in readi ness. and last evening Joe Blakley left for Pilot Rock, Willow Spr.ngs. Alba and Ukiah pre.inets with the boxes to be used at those places. Th«- supplies for the rest of the precinct« will be sent out as fast as possible «Tom now on. The ballots are all printed and are aow in the hands of the county clerk. who is certifying to them, sealing the packages for each place ami turning .ht* packages over to the sheriff, whose duty it is to distribute them This work will be all finished before election and on Monday morning all will l>e ready for the contest which will settle the hopes and fears of :he candidates. There are but few new booths to be provided this year, and nearly aL of the old supply is now on hand li Hogue precinct the Hood of last jear washed away all of the booths, and new ones will have to be sent to that place, but aside from that all are supplied. The supply for Pendleton las been brought from their hiding daces an«l are in wailing, ready foi use and will go back home at midnight tonight. Multnomah county? 1 don’t know the least thing about that part of the state, no more than if 1 lived in Idaho. Not halt as much as you , do. now really," and the senator, smiled brightly. "Now you see it is this way,” ho continued. "Everybody down there’ lias got everybody else beaten. Tho republicans are all elected when you are In that part of town, but if you ’ go over into the other zone the whole deaocratic Uckal Is a winner. 1 really don's know, all of the boys are good and true men aud none of them < < • 1 would tell anything but the truth, so what will happen du you suppose? It < > would be an awful expense to the county it both tickets were elected, don't you think?” SHERWIN & WILLIAMS MEN’S Summer Clothing Summer Furnishings WOMEN’S FIRST VISIT TO ECHO. Dave Cargill, of Middle Cold Spring*. Takes a Trip. Dave Cargill has lived in Umatilla county for 25 years, is one of the most extensive farmers of the Cold Springs country, and while he has lived within 25 miles of Echo for a quarter of a century, he never visit- ■d that place until yesterday. He visited his horses In Dr. C. J. smith’s pasture near Echo and spent ■art of the day viewing the irrigated arms in that section He believe* In irrigation and in alfalfa, but for lownright comfort and profit, with little lalx»r and expense, he prefers he wheat crop, and is pretty well satisfied in the Cold Spr.ng-country, where they expect 45 bushels per acre this year, in spite of the frost In speaking of the effects of the frost that visited Cold Springs four weeks ago. he says the barley and rye that was killed at that time has 4rown up again and is now heading uit None of the frost-bitten wheat irea will be seriously affected as it s coining out about as heavy as It was before the frost. Summer Dress Fabrics Summer Dresses and Waists Summer Underwear a ♦ 4 ♦ ONLY PLACE IN PENDLE ♦ : TON TO GET IT, : PAINTERS’ MATERIALS OF ♦ I ALL KINDS. I E. J MURPHY Light, Comfortable Shoes Men, Women and Children = IT PAYS TO TRÁDE AT P'sitively the best beer made The Peoples Warehouse FORMERLY OF PENDLETON. Portland Suic'de Nursed Col. Boyd < ► for Several Month*. Charles Sheeley. the young medical «tudent who committed aulcide In a ioctor's office in Portland Friday last, itid whose remains were found in the >tfice on Monday morning by the doc- ■r when he returned after an ab- vence of several days from the city, was formerly a resident of Pendleton was employed as a nurse for Col. E D. Boyd for several months. Mr Sheeley was well liked by all who met him during his stay here, »nd was greatly liked by Col. Boyd. it whom he took the greatest care. He left a short time before the death >f the colonel to visit the bedside of i friend in Portland, and returned to Pendleton the day after Col. Boyd'* leath. Those who knew him while in Pen- * lieton were greatly surprised at the news of his rash act, as he was the ast man whom they would have ex- tected to do such a thing. ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ : Court St AGAINST LOCAL OPTION. Liquor Dealers Object to Statement* Made by Temperance People. PAINT ♦ « Any quantity you de- *ire Delivered to your hose. Always call for Olym ♦ The liquor dealers have asked ipaee for the following circular letter in the lo<al option question: Except irom the deplorable stand 'Pbone Main ill VISIT THE BIC SALE AT THE FAIR THIS WEEK point of pity. Mr Voter and taxpayer, »•ou would hardly call the late lament ed reply of the local option commit- ••e an answer to the unfair clauses jf the act you will be tailed upon Monday to exercise your franchise up on. The act is clearly prohibition pure and simple, so much so that even Bleached mtislm. 6c kind. 10 yard* for .... 39c iA>lies' black hose. Topsy brand. 18c kind. those papers which formerly voiced •pair for............................................................ Calico. 7c kind. 10 yard* for ......................... 49c the passage of local option in many Misses hose, worth 13c for Saturday only . 10c Zephyr gingham, double fold. 10 yard* for 79c ?ditorials. are silent as death from Boys' heavy hose 2”c kind, for Saturday .nly, Jap silk, all colors, 4 yard* for......................... 99c in editorial standpoint 3 pair* for ......................................................... Uvon dye war> silk. 50c silk. 4 yards for $1.59 Again. Mr. Voter, look at this from !a<e collars for Saturday . . 20 per cent off a business side, ask the brightest Crystal «ord silk*, 4 ynrd cut«, special .... »1.59 justness men in your vicinity his Embroidery sale Saturday, ail T5c embroidery Heavy outing flannel. 10 yards for .. .......... 79c opinion as to this act. If you do not ACADEMY BOARDS for 15c yd Ladies' lace hose. 30c and 35c kinds . . .r.. 25c want to do this, look around you and Ribbon sale Saturday, &»c worth of ribbon for .35c STRETCHERS >ee how many of the best business BRUSHES jien are on the prohibition side CRUSHED IN SEWER ARTISTS SArLES Mr Voter, if you find that the pro e bibs are not generally large taxpay BLENDERS ers. do not as a rule build brick Vaugn Finch Meet* With a Se riou* SKY BRUSHES e Accident. he uses or increase the county or state PLAGUES wealth, would it be wise business Vaughn Finch, a *on of C E Finch, TUBE COLORS policy to let them have the molding was caught by a cave-in while work ■f your business lews? THE STORE THAT IS AFTER YOUR BUSINESS. ing a' laying pipe* in the »ewer being We make * specialty Of However good their intentions may const<1 ucted on Court stret. and araa framing PICTURES Nr •weft bo, Mr Voter, if they are not a suc pretty badly crushed by the earth that •eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee«eeeeeeeeeeeee.e......ee..e.eeeeeee. cess as to their own position, would fell upon him stock of frames. rou deem it wise to trust them with The trench that had ♦»♦♦♦♦eaaeaeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeaa+aeeeeeeweeaaeeeeeeeeeeew+eeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeee he helm of affairs nearly eight feet deep at the point We could fill a book with letters. where Finch was working, and the ?tc.. of condemnation as to the effects walls suddenly gave way while he Opera House Block. >f similar acts, for instance the rash was stooping over the pipe in the bot- er of the First National Bank at Sul- <>m of the ditch. ••••«••••••••••••••••••••a >hur Springs. Texas, writing on May The avslant he of earth crushed him 21st. 19*>2, in summing up says: "I o one side of the trench and buried -• ook upon local option in this city as •Im to the wa'at. I in unmitigated curse." Now. Mr % He was taken io his home, where a Voter, if the cashiers of the Fendie- nhysii ian wag called and found th«' •on banks were to so express them the man was badly crashed about ° I selves. would you not deem it a pretty the eMoaMB, and there Is a poaalb:' I ?ood business opinion? ty of his hating suffered interna! <> A. B Robertson, president of the injury. ;> Colorado National Bank of Colorado • ------------------------ < > Startling Evidence. è E. J. Sommerville left this morning says: "The rankest local optionist In cXCURs'ON RATES TO ST. LOUIS " I Fresh testimony in great quantity for Freewater, where he will meet -he town would, I believe, bear me • is constantly coming in, declaring with the rest of the candidate this >ut in the statement that local option The Washington A Columbia River'' « Dr. Knigbi a New Discovery for Con afternoon in a last republican rally. JUDD BUILDING. CORNER MAIN AND COURT. TELEPHONES — OFFICE. MAIN 721; RESI las caused this .town to lose a great Railway. sumption Coughs and Colds to be un leal of trade.” ♦ For the World's Fair at St. Louis DENCE. 1153 PENDLETON. OREGON the GREAT NERVE TONIC Wanted — Energetic, trustworthy equaled. A recent expression from T. And such men as these in your lo :he following rates are announced: man to manage branch office of an old X I AND RESTORER J. McFarland. Bentorville, Va., serves cality. their opinion, not to ft pread To St. Louis, going via St Paul ♦ as example. He writes: "I had bron jstablished mercantile agency at Pen abroad, but for your private informa or Billing*. returning any dl- ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦»»»•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a»«? > chitis for three years and doctored all dleton, Oregon. Guaranteed salary tion. Ask them if in their opinion, rict route the time without being benefited. jf $1,000 per year. Must bave $300 the heavy taxpayers will vote for To Chicago. .................................. »60.00 See our n»m<icw display. going vit St. Paul Then I began taking Dr. King's New- •ash capital. Reference .equested local option. Ask them if a property or Billings, returning any di : Discovery and a few bottles wholly State age, former occupation, etc. qualification were required, what rect route ................................... 65.00 cured me.” Equally effective in curing Applicant must be prepared to come chance would the act have in their « * To St. Louis. returning from Address opinion. all lung and throat troubles, consump o Portland for interview. Chicago, or tion. pneumonia and grip. Guaranteed Van Alstine, Gordon & Co., 100-101 Mr. Voter, the liquor dealer will not I WONDERFLL by Tallman & Co., druggists. Trial Sherlock Building, Portland. Oregon. be hit any harder, probably not as To Chicago, returning from St. MOME p Louis ............................................ 62.50 bottle free, regular sizes 50c and $1. hard pro rata as the man who has TREATMENT 30.000 BUSHELS. ♦ built your brick blocks or otherwise To St. Louis, returning via Chi cago, or T ìub woöderfui CM» DRUGGISTS improved your county and state. Self n«-»e dcxicc it «tiled NEWS OF ATHENA. Pacific Elevator Company Will Ship preservation is the first law of nature To Chicago, returning via St. »•▼a: be curve * « people viiboet opera IjOUiS ......... ................................. 65.00 of course, but don't think that our it* Wheat at Once. Uoo (Max are five« ap Mr*. Plamondon Entertain* Sunday Cor. Mam and Court Sta. * Children of half fare age. half the U’dte. Be cure* with Charles Kennedy has finished the object is altogether sordid, We be »hove rates U h > m wooderful Chi Rock Pendleton. Oregon. School Class—Wages of « lieve what we say, and as a t-lass we nese tert*, nM't*. buA%» registration books, and is now in the * « Koeppen's famous le« Cream can again be obtained at the old fa Tickets will be on sale May 11. 12 Crusher* Raised—Receiving Medi bark.« a&d vneuh.ti grain business. He is busy today ire willing to place our improve- U.ai are eattrr.y ■$»• vorite Log Cabin Soda Fountain cal Treatment in Walla Walla— making arrangements to secure cars ments or our charities side by side and 13; June 16, 17 and 18; July 1. Knctrn to »cb 2 and 3; August 8. 9 and 10; Septem « -~e I« tbit coantry. Throa<b the uteoTtboee Very Successful Strawberry Social tor the transportation of 30,000 busb with an equal number of those who bam. e«a rvu.rd^» lh‘.» ôwloc bu».-wt ber 5. 6 and 7: October 3. 4 and 5. would obliterate us. whersoever the < • •»he a- : ” of over 4» different remed e*, —Mr*. Kilgore's Health is Rapidly els of wheat now stored in the ware- ■».«fui ly u*e* in different di*ratm. He Good going ten days from date of place or state may be. bouse of the Pacific Coast Elevator cu>rat.if* to cure catarrb, a»thn»a. Inn«« Improving—On Business Trip to Mr. Voter, we ask for your franchise «ale. returning. 90 day* from date of t tirai, ri» en mist »tu. nervoatne^a, »toaiacb. Company at Mission, to Eastern buy I.ver, kMaey^etc. ; baa bnndrvdt of teatinio»> «ale. Spokane. ers. This shipment will practically Monday in that we think our position v < bar«** m.^ìrrate. Cali and ree fc-m. Good for stop-over at any point drugstore l'sttrnu oet rt ib» city writ» fbrHantosnd Athena. May 31.—Friday. May 26, clean out the warehouses of this com right. We ask you not as the friend . rtu.sr«. Send « cent* >n »Istr-p». iVNst L the limits. of liquor or any other interests, but within Mrs. J. D. Plamordon gave her Sun pany in this county. tation rasa adprksb , For full information regarding as the friend of liberty. day school class a pleasant surprise routes, side trips, etc., call on or ad- The man that hath no stability in TNEC. CEE VO CHIESE MEDICHE tt. party. Refreshments were served, World’s Fair Rate*. WALTER ADAMS. AGT.. either drinking or eating is a precious dress. and each guest was presented with The O. R. & N. Company announces poor excuse for that uncrowned 253 Alder St.. Portland, Oregon. S B. CALDE k HEAD. Pendleton. : They are the most delicate < [ the cup. plate and saucer used. the following low rates- Mention paper. king, an American sovereign General Passenger Agent, of the system and ] [ organs i:: Miss Withers of La Grande, was a From Pendleton to St. Louis and PENDLETON RETAIL LIQUOR Walla Walla. Wash. guest of Mrs. Linna Sparrow. should not be neglected or en- < > u return, $60.00. DEALERS ASSOCIATION. William Wilkinson, manager of the PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE , , trusted to none but thoroughly < ► From Pendleton to Chicago and re Special Excursion to the World's Fair Athena rock crusher, has raised his turn, $65.00. practical and experienced optl- ] [ Beware of Ointment* far Catarrh The Denver & Rio Grande, in con- crew’s wages from »3 to $4 for man To the Honorable < ounty Court of the To Chicago, returning through St That Cont. in Mer.u y nectlon with the Missouri Pacific, will clan*. J • State of t ‘ rvg«»o tor I matilla County: and team. mercury will surely dertroy the sense mu a series of personally conducted We. th«- uniterslgnrd. leg* I voter» and O. G. Chamberlain made a business Louis (no coupon between Chicago as actual residents within I matilla precinct. and St. Louis) or vice versa, $62.50. of smell and completely derange the whole excursions to the World’s fair during We are graduates of two of < > trip to Spokane Sunday. when entering It through the mu In < matilla county, state of Oregon, and To Chicago, returning via St. Louis system the leading optical colleges of J ’ These excursions will -un cous surfaces. Such articles should never June. Mrs. E. R. Cox went to Walla Walla who hare actually reeided Io »aid I matilla or vice versa, $66.25. be tuo-d except on prescriptions from re through to St. I-ouis without change precinct for more than thirty day* Imme the country, and our large ex- 1 1 Sunday, where she is receiving medi «llately pr«-eeding th«- date of our signing Tickets on sale June 7, 16. 17, putable physicians, as the damage they if rars, making short stops at princl- cal treatment. perien.-e makes us competent < > thl« petition, as well a* the date of tiling will do la ten fold to the good you can 18, July 1, 2, 3, August 8, 9, Sep- 10, Mrs. James Pear), from Walla Wal the same hereafter. <k> hereby petition your possibly derive from th>-m llall's Ca •>al points en route. The first of these to correct the defect« of th« [ The warm weather requires lighter and lower footwear. ¡r. I«at uff tember 5, 6, 7. October 3, 4, 5. honorable bmly to grant unto A. I Ste tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Che excursions will leave Portland June la, is spending a few days here the phen». who <loes hnsinees under the name Tickets good going within 10 days ney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio, contains no mer 7th, and the second June 17th. The eyes in a scientific manner. We ; [ fit you out for the bot. season with a pair of those new, stylish tan guest of Mrs. Charley Sargent. ••t A II Stephen» A Company. » license enry and its tak‘-n Internally, acting di Rev. Armfield's Sunday school from date of sale, final return limit reetlysupon the blood and mucous surfaces rate from Pendleton will be 160.00 to fit glasses perfectly t<> »ell spirituous, vlnobs and malt liquor* Oxfords. Patent Corona Colt, or Vici Kid low shoes. In l«*w quantities than one gallon 'or a Excursionists class gave a strawberry social Satur 90 days from date of sale. of the system. In buying llall's Catarrh St. Louis and return. perto<1 of «lx months tr -u the Mb day of Stopovers allowed In either direc Cure be sure to get the genuine It Is going via the Denver & Rio Grande They are correct In shape and fit as well as price. day. It was a complete success. The AUK»s> 1'.' 'I at 1.» pla.e of buslne«» n«-ar taken Internally and is made In Toledo, net proceeds of the evening was »16 tion within the transit limit. For Ohio, have the privilege of returning via a d!,» siatl.'U . f I'tnaillia. In I matilla pre < > by E J I'beney a Ctk Testimonials further information call on or ad cln«-t. t mntllla county, state of Oregon, Mrs. Lillie Giles, wife of Edward different route. This Is the most free and we ”,,l ever pray r. nr honors, et« E. C. SMITH, Agent ' > Sold by druggiHtM. prl< <• 7«fc* per b<*ttle. pleasant way. as well as the most de Giles, died at the home of her par dress 1904 Hated this 2d day of ' June. ” - The Progressiv« Jeweler. Take llall> Family Filivi for cottati pa lightful one. to cross the continent. ents. M -. and Mrs. Desper. from con e c. F. Dyer. J W. EetWoX. In order to accommodate fishing tlon sumption. after lingering several The stops arranged give an opportu j N S«?ever. <l ftieplleus. <- I 726 Main Street. H G. years, Saturday, May 21. The funeral parties the O. R. & N. Co. will, until nity of visiting the various points of GOOD SHOES CHEAP. ’Phons Main 1131. e T \\ «’line. O. C. _ ___ BROWNELL IN TOWN. Suiitb. S Davlaon. W was conducted by Rev. Hamilton, close of reason, have train No. 2, interests In and about Salt Lake City. Janies A Pound. ole XXIIN-n eaaeeaeaaaeeaeeaa+aaaaeba pastor of the Baptist church of Wes- leaving here at 5:45 p. m., stop at Denver and Kansas City. If you wish •••••••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeaeoeeeeeeee N II Snjk Melvin E. Reed. North Fork on Saturday evenings, Senator From Clackamas County Ad to accompany one of these excursions Oliver I.ynub. M N KriMSt. J, XX I'uucan. dressed Pioneers Today. r. It Knight. and train No. 1, due in Pendleton at write at once to W. C. McBride, 124 E. I. Hathaway. M J Caln. 9 a. m„ stop at some place Monday Third street, Portland, for sleeping J 11 Tomlinson. George C. Brownell, senator from i: 1 l.«-iii<'rs. morning. This arrangement will be Clackamas county, leader of the party car reservations. M Boalm. THE WHOLESOME K t. Y«-rx*. J 11 Watson. - A Baylor. in effect Saturday, May 14. anil orator of Western Oregon, accom- W E Higgins. II J Burnham. E. C. SMITH, Agent. Funeral of Harley Janes. 11 C. French. panied by Representative H. C. A. W M Pomeroy, w II. Cntlx-rman. J P Found. Webster, also of Oregon City, his The funeral of Harley Janes, who <’. Hugtiei. s A Van Atta. Annual Picnic A. O. U. W„ Waitsburg, confidante bodyguard and friend, sat died yesterday morning at the farm ♦ W. Melami. Or., June 9, 10, 11. in the smoking car this morning on of his brother, near Pilot Rock, was NOTICE 18 IIFHEIIV GIVEN TO. ALL For the above occasion round trip their way to Weston where the ora conducted this PERSONS CONCERNEI’ that th«- torea» afternoon from the Inn ivtlthm »ill I»- prewnted to th«- «N.ve tickets will be sold to Waitsburg at a tor will address the people of Umatil undertaking parlors of M. A. Rader. riitltl«-«l <-ourt oti tn<- tilt! <I«.V of July. rate of >2.80. Dates of sale June 9, la county today at the pioneers' pic Rev. Jonathan Edwards preached the ♦ 11*14. at the i-ounty court bouse In Pendl«» » 10, and 11, limited to return June 12, nic. sermon, and a large number of the ton I'mstllls county. OieS"0 * A It STEIUKNS 1904. For particulars call on or ad- "Sit down,” he said as he shoved friends of the deceased accompanied Itoinc business ns A B Stephens A t'otn dress E. C. Smith, agent. over a little. "I am glad to see you. the remains to the cemetery. jisny How do you like It up here? This I HAVE A FULL LINE OF PLUMBING GOODS AND FIRST- Driven to Desperation. is a fine town, so beautiful and so In order to allow Oregon people to Living at an out of the way place, progressive. I went out over it last be present at St. Ixtuls on Oregon CLASS WORKMEN; ALSO MAKE SEWER CONNECTIONS. ES Wafera. fruit crackers, créas, Ladies’ Capsules Gardes remote from civilization, a family is night and noted the fine dwellings, Day. the O. R. A N. company will sell sticks, nut butter sud salted TIMATES FURNISHED ON ALL WORK. WORK GUARANTEED. Lady Agent» Wanted. the substantial store buildings, the often driven to desperation in case of World’s Eair tickets on June 7. Same bafe, reliable Absolutely guar peau ut« accident, resulting in burns, cuts, beautiful trees and lawns, everything, rates and privileges of tickets sold Î anteed to cure leucorrhoea and fe wounds, ulcers, etc. iAty in a supply everything fine. The people seem on regular sales dates. Don’t ovedlook : male weakness. For particular« ad-; of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, It’s the to have built to stay. Now that big this opportunity. E C. Smith, agent. dress Mo. Prop. Pharmacy. Lock Box ♦ best on earth; 25c at Tailman & Co.’s mill up there and the stone ware ♦ For sale by « 323. Kansas City. Mo. house, all of brick and stone. My, drug store. Mrs. Anna L. Sibbett. a widow, was ♦ A. C Koeppen & Bros , Pendleton but they are fine and wonderful. « found dead at Trenton, N. with "Why, old man, ” and he patted the Attention 8heepmen. BAKHiO POWDER her skull broken in by an 741 MAIN ST. ■•THE HARDWARE MAN.* Elin SALE. 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