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I DLOEST PIONEER FRIDAY. JULY 8. 1904 Piles Can Be Cured MOSES LORE OF UNION. WAS BORN IN 1799. Came West From Montreal to St. Louis—Joined the Earliest Trapping Without the Aid oi Narcotics or the Kiitie Party to the Northwest—Worked for You who suffer with piles know what a the Misionar?. Spaulding, on the glorious boon it w ould be to you to be abso Clearwater In the Thirties—Sat in lutely and painlessly cured. \ ou know from I the "Wolf Meetings" at French actual experience that salves, ointments and Prairie and Hauled Wheat to Dr. other local applications do not cure. ou mav get relief, but you keep on suffering. John McLaughlin's Mill—Forty-Two There is a cause for every human ill. Re Years on His Present Homestead. mov e the cause and you cure the complaint. By Internal Treatment somewhat critical, as extreme hot weather is now on. If the continued hot weather prevails tor a considera ble time, spring grain will be injured quite materially. For the past tuouth very great extremes of temperalure have prevailed—very hot xunny days with quite cold nights, making a great diversity of climate in the 24 hours The temperature even dropped so low as to produce light frosts. These are very unusual conditions in the Walla Walla country proper. "ljite frosts have affected all crops, especially tender vegetables, many, such as early potatoes and beans being cut black Even alfalfa crops in places were touched. How ever, with the very hot spell now on. grain Is rapidly ripening." Winter wheat, barley and |>asiure. are quoted In the report as being five IH*r cent atiove normal yield Spring wheat, oats, rye, clover ami timothy hay. peaches and grapes are placed at normal; and corn, ixitatoes and apples are below the normal five i>er cent. Wool goes from 7 lo 13 isiunds to the fleece. A small reduction in the acre age of corn planted Is noted. INCORPORATION NAME IS SCHMIDT DRUG COMPANY. A. T. Van Cleve, the Well Known Drug Traveling Man, Will Go Into Business tn Pendleton. Associated With an Old Firm—The Enterprise Makes Necessary New Locations for Other Firms—Winslow Will R. main With New Firm—Hanlon. the Cigar Man. Will Move. outlook Is that affairs will lie moving along In excellent shape by fall llrlck business structures which will cost about »250,000 are going up, but there lx not u corresponding amount ♦ of construction In the residence line < > Extensive residence building will < < • > have to take place lo balance the bus iness growth. "Several large deals were made in lhe month of June, and the outlook for July is just an good. There I h no doubt but that considerable coni petI- tion will develop among people com ing thix fall to reside |H-rmuneiit)y ami < • desiring to pure base property, or p<T- sons merely wlshing to rent houxes for a given length of time.” HEAVY HORSES SOLD. W. P. York of Grant County. Disposes of Six Work Teams Today. W P. York, a well known farmer of the northern part of tirant conn ty. reached the city today with 15 heavy draft hornes He disposed of 13 of them for »1625 in short order. and bad a deal on to sell the other two thlx afternoon. He will leave for home tomorrow and will return with a freight team In about three weeks. Five head of horses were sold to William Temple, Two were Irought by Waller Wells and two by J Me Donald A span was also Uiught by Charley Marks Four head were sold at Dale on the way to Pendleton The crop pros|>ects In Grant coun ty are reported by Mr. York lo be good As It Is a cattle region, a slight depression has followed the low prices prevailing Prices are expect ed to rise In the near future. J E Reynolds, a .Montana buyer, purthas e«l 8<io head of yearling ste« rs in tbe John Day country and started for the Ixiwer Yellowstone with them last Friday. He announced his intention ot driving them all the way through < > < > FRIDAY AND SATURDAY BARGAINS At the Alexander Department Store Extra Fourth of July bargains. Extra special ribbon bargains: No ■j Taffeta Ribbons, all silk .... No 7 Tafieta Ribbons, all silk ... No. 9 ‘ Taff«-ta Ribbons, all silk .... No 12 : Taffeta Ribbons, all silk ... No. 16 ; Taffeta Ribbons, all silk ... No *»•» ’ TkffHi Ribbons, all silk ... No Taffeta Ribbons, all silk .. No to Taffeta Rlbtions, all silk No 50 TatTeia Ribbons, all silk ... No 1.0 Taffeta Ribbons, all atlk ... 15 per cent reduction on ladl«*»' parasols. 20 |>er «■ent reduction on ¡adíe«' iihirt waist* 15 per < ent reduction on iuuRlin iindí-rwf-ar. 15 per cent reduction on Butnmer und«*r*^ar Buy your shoes and Ozfords on Friday and Satarda to 1100 on every pair. 6c .... 8c 10c ... 12c 14c ... 15c 18c . 20c ... 22c ... 25c : ♦ : : yard. yard yard yard yard yard yard yard yard yard Commercially F. W Scbmldt, the < > druggist. Is an expanxionist. He has A keen-eyed, quick-witted, nervous formed a copartnership with A. T. Van little man. hair white as the driven < > snow, with the brown skin of the Cleve. of New York City, anil tbs French-Canadian, browner with a cen SATURDAY’S LOCALS. firm will soon file articles of incorpo < > tury's bronzing on the frontier—the ration. probably under the name of ♦ oldest man in Eastern Oregon may be the H Parr of Pendleton, in in F. the Schmidt Drug Company. The in seen on the streets of the little town city.—Baker City Democrat. tention is to enlarge the pharmacy of Union. Union county, on any Satur C E McLellan, of the Tutuilla, was located at 827 Main street, and to en day afternoon. gage In business on a comn»ansurat« in the city today on business. It is Moses Lore of Catherin creek, alisolutely removes these causes by increas scale. E. J. Couper, the Union stockman, and he was born where Montreal now ing the flow of digestive juices in the stom According to tbe plans of the new few heavy horses who is here with a ach, and relieving the congestion of the stands, seven days before George and »ave from 56« firm the structure now occupied by for sale. Is finding a fair market for liver. It is a tonic for the entire bowel sys Washington, first president of the Winslow s jewelry store will be di his stock. tem and helps each particular member of United States, died, in December. vided so as to include the selling de- this system to work easily and naturally. 1799 F. W. luimpkin. business manager partnient ot the drug store, while tbs You simply take a teaspoonful of this pos His 105 years are carried lightly of the East Oregonian, who has been« present quarters ot the drug flrm will itive. internal remedy three times a day be His step is yet quick and his voice ill with tonsilitis for several days, is be used prini ipally as a store room. fore each meal It is pleasant to the taste clear, although he says "ze fog comes again at the office. The two departments will be con and absolutely free from opium, cocaine or to ze eye verie oft in,” and he can no Mrs. M. Techella of Pendleton, is at nected In th«- rear by a larg«' arch. other narcotics. It is not a palliative or longer see his rifle sights the Walla Walla hospital for medical Plate glass windows will be plac temporary remedy; it produces a positive, For 42 years he has lived four miles treatment. also Mrs. Jennie Jourley. ed in the front ot the remodeled store, I radical and lasting cure. in the from Union on his little ranch fur surgical I treatment.— Walla Walia new electric chandeliers will tie In Dr. Perrin's Pile Specific is sold under an shadow of the frowning Blue nioun- Statesman. stalled, the soda fountain will be lu- tain cliffs Three generations of his Lewis E Huson, of Helix, was in creased to double Its present capacity their family have made his house TAX ROLL ESTIMATES to cure anv case of blind, bl Pedin«. itchir< or internal for a few hours yesterday and and a number of other < flanges will THE GIVERS OF BEST VALUES home and the county of Union, and town pi.es. no rnaner how chroanc or agfrawated it maw business last be made along progressive lines. left for In Portland on Ih»! of over 10 cases there are on.\ three on record the state of Oregon have been practi Year More Taxable Property This where a positive cure ha* not been made night He will return shortly after order to secure the needed room the Dr. Pemn's Pile Specific can be procured of any re cally hewn from the wilderness, dur Than Last. spar e now occupied by Hanlon's cigar liable drugg-.st under an irwn-clad agreement to refund ing the last half of his eventful and the Fourth. vour DMmeY should yvu take two >1 bottlei of the store will be utilized and Hanlon will Echo, spent the day While the extension of the tax rolls O D. Teel of thrilling life. remedy without receiving positive benefit. 4-4-44 44 44 4a I 444»44 4»4 I < t M l > -444444»» IIHIIIH444H to a location near the O. R. A for this year has hardly begun, the in- His story reads like a romanc e and yesterday in our beet fields. Mr Teel move Dr. Perrin Medical Co, Helena. Montana. N depot. interest In beet cul- dliat.ons (xiint to an increase of the is taking great of thousands that yet it Is but one Not only does Mr Schmidt evince might be unearthed among the pio ture in his section where the experi faith in the future of the city, but county assessment over last year by aliout »3< h >.» m «< It is estimated by ( ments are being made this year and ! neers of Eastern Oregon. : his partner in the enterprise. Mr. Van Born of French-Canadian parents with every indication of succeaa.—La Cleve. concluded that he could not do County AsM-ssor Strain that tbe net | ♦ assessment this year will total about where the beautiful city of Montreal Grande Observer. ♦ better than engage In business her«. »9 5O6.000. I .a.st year It was »9.21»,- CONCESSIONS MADE « now stands, in December. 1799. he im ♦ For several years the latter has trav OM. ♦ HAVE BEEN REVOKED. Racine Buggies and Macks O. R. A N. TAX CASE. bl bed with his mother's milk, the spir A « eled throughout the North««-’ as the "The board of equalization meets it of adventure When but a boy he Bain Wagons representative of a large New Y ’ ork came to Detroit, then headquarters for Hearing in Circuit Court Will Be drug firm, and his choice of a location tbe last week in August," said Mr ♦ Strain, "and tbe work of as»<*«sm>-n ’ . Mixed Cartcad Lot» Are Increased and Heard on Demurrer. ♦ all the powerful Indian tribes of the to engage in busin«*ss for himself must be <«>mplet«-d by then In rome « Central West. At 24 he came to St. Also Tables From Common Woods Within a few days the petition of shows that tbe town "looks good" to lines property Is cheaper than It was « Louis, then the outfitting point for — Wagon Rate Cancelled and No ♦ the O R & N Co for a writ of re outsiders. last year, and its assessed valuation that wondrous crusade of voyagers view of the actipn of the county as V Promise of Anythirvg Better—Rates will be last This Is true of cattle ♦ ♦ Indian fighters, trappers, hunters and sessor. county clerk and board of : on Windmills and Component Parts On other livestock tbe «»».-»»ment will restless spirited frontiersmen, which equalization in the case of its assess FAVORS AFFILIATION OF Raised, and Also on School Fume pushed civilization Into the North ment for this year will come up on ALL LABOR UNIONS be about the sam«- Rea! estate val uations are left practically tbe same, west. ture. demurrer, interpose-! by counsel tor but tn some parts of the city, where He joined a private party of hunt the county. The petition is founded ers. consisting of 30 men. bound for on technical grounds. Circuit Judge C. H. Gram by Illustration and Argu value» have riren rapidly. some ment. Shows the Necessity of the ■ bang«-» will t«e mad«' There will bi the virgin beaver fields of the Koote- Eilis says he is willing to hear tbe Printer's proofs of the new freight Î after argument on the demurrer at any time nal. in British Columbia, and Laboring Men Making Common few changes in tbe assessments ot tariffs have arrived in Sj./kane. says : : 4 country districts " the Spokesman Review, and several ♦ innumerable hardships and adven counsel see fit to have the hearing Cause of Their Especial Interests— tures they reached their goal. < hang«-» ar«- made in them raising tbe set. Women's Auxiliaries Favored for its POLICE COURT. : For ten years he lived among the rales received in the city about a Tbe taxation was made on the baais ♦ Financial and Social Benefits. Indians around Pend d'Oreille and of a valuation of »12.000 to the mile week and a half ago The furniture T»o Men. Seven Days. But One of Celebrated Hodges Line of Headers, Mower*. Couer d'Alene lakes, only seeing the for the railroad. There are 167 miles men are affected more by the ra»*es ♦ An eloquent plea for the affiliation : Them Claimed Partiality. face of a white man on the occasional of the company's roadbed In Umatilla of all labor unions in the state with than any other line of buAtneaa. but Binders and Rakes visits of Hudson Bay parties to their county. When rolling stock and the Oregon State Federation of Mbor. Thomas Bahom received five days as the) already have terminal rates in ♦ ♦ say Indian camp Houser & Haines' Combined Harvesters school and city taxes on certain points was made by C H Gram, president of In tbe city jail for getting drunk, many things tbe railroad m ♦ Tiring of the nomadic Indian life of the line are considered, the tax for the centra) body, in an address deliv whlie Henry Gardner was given two they are still allowed all of luv ♦ Machine Oils and Extras of All Kinds ♦ and hungering for a sight ♦ of white this year amounts to about I50< h « i ered last night to members of local days less by Judge Fitz Gerald lg»k- miles of territory agreed upon at tbe ♦ ♦ men and white men's homes, he left Chicago conference ing on this as discrimination. Thomas labor organizations at Miiarkey hall. « Last year it was only »24.000. Agent for Walla Walla Weeder Standard Grocery Co. tbe Indians and came to the Ciearwa The attendance was fair, and the made complaint unto City Marshal Tbe tx-w tariff first gave a rate on : ter. where be worked for Spaulding ♦ Carney. Th«- prisoner spends tbe ■peaker was listened to with the cluse mixed carloads of furniture, with 12.- 4 Personal Property Sale. the associate of Dr. Whitman, for a attention called for by the importance most of bls time on the reservation «••' pounds minimum, «d I- from ail Personal property belonging to the of his theme. year. and is suspected by tbe authorities of eastern points. Tbe proof received teach- •A ate of Lewis M Huson, was sold He recalls Spaulding's kindly procuring whisky for Indians Bear "You mi remember the story of the yesterday has raised that »2 75 from THE NEW ECONOMICAL ings and remarkably humane treat- on tbe ranch west of Helix June 25, old man who called his children to ing this in mind, the marshal said: Atlantic coast points. »2 56 from Chi I Successor tc l'rr.ati..a Implement Co Pendieton, Ore. and a report of tbe sale is now in ment of the Indians and once warned The other man is a common drunk. cago and 12 2» from St Paul. his death bed and handed one of them IRRIGATOR tbe missionary of a secret plot among preparation by Attorney J. T Hin a small stick, telling him to break 1L" But be doesn't buy whisky for In The rate of desks and bookrases of ^♦«flffl I MIIIIHI I II llilllll l»»4H44IHIIIHIHI4 ♦ the Indians to murder all the whites kle. The property sold at a good fig said Mr Gram "It was easily broken dians We know al! about you. and »1 75 from New York and ,1 60 from ure. higher than the appraisements on la» wax a second and a third. Then you II com* near getting the limit Chicago and SL Paul is taken out en at the mission. He came on down the Snake and the different articles Included were I the old man handed the boy a dozen every time we get a chance at you " tirely. tbe Columbia and stopped at the Whit 25 work horses, which are much in I stkks and told him to break them all Balcom said no more, and mw-kly Tbe rate on kindergarten seats and man settlement and then thirsting demand at this time of year, and : as one stick. The son failed to do It. a>-companie«! the marshal to the cpy tables was fixed at »1 36 from New e e for the green fields of the beautiful several pieces of ma< hinery. Som- whereupon the old man said for his bastite. N -» and Ch. ago aud »1 from St e e Willamette he followed the resistless thing more than IltsKi wks brought children to take it as an object les Paul. That rate is removed and those e tide of settlement on down, westward, by the property, Bill Yunka acted as son of the results of unionism—for WILL ENLARGE DITCH article« are ciaased with school seats e e locating at French Prairie. Marion auct ioneer that is what the proposition amount- — which have tbe rate of »1 36 from New a county, the Canadian settlement, Progress of Hinkle Ditch Company York removed Tbe rate from Chica e cd to. Personnel of the Legislature. where he took pari in the formation Th« secret of industrial success go is raiw-d to I! 65 The rate from e Affaire. of Oregon territory and stood by the The next legislature of Oregod will lies in unionism, and the more nearly St Paul is raised from SUB to (l.tt. government of the United States be comprised of the following trades perfect the organization, the more in O. D Teel, president of tbe Hinkie A fiat rate of »1.10 was first assign Ditch Company, was in the city Wed against the Hudson Bay Company and professions: Farmers. 20; law- vincible the front It presents. Many ed to mattresses and iron frames, but nesday He reports that water is still He located a claim in French Prai years. 14; merchants. 9; lumbermen, advantages lie In having a state cen that is changed to tl 95 from New rie in 1839, married a half-breed 7; stockmen. 5; doctors. 6; druggists. tral body, which should properly act being supplied from the ditch, though York. 11 79 from Chicago and $1 squaw, from whom he was separated 2; bankers. 5; printers, 3; publie of- as the governor to machinery Every I the controct* extend only to June 1. from St. Paul. 30 years ago. and who lives today fleers. 3; cigar dealers, 2; steamboat union in tbe state should be a mem 'Ordinarily, after that date, water Is Raises Table Rates. with a great-granddaughter, six miles men. 2; real estate. 2; hopbuyer. 1; her of that body, and the common ¡only run tn for domestic purposes. During the summer tbe ditch will The rate on unfinished tables of from Meacham in the Blue mountains woolbuyer. 1; dentist, 1; grainbuyer. advantages accruing to the unions be enlarged, and a good force of men I1J." from New York and »1.20 from He followed the ignus fatuns dream 1; frnitcanner. 1; wool manufacturer. will be multitudinous." of gold to tbe California mines, sick- 1; fisherman, 1; Insurance, 1. and Support of the local nnions was urg will coon b- at work on the lower St. Paul Is cut out and the rate on ta ened with scurvy, went broke and miner, 1. ed for several bills which will be pre 1 end and the laterals The alfalfa bles and table supplies made from sown this spring has had an excellent romrnou woods from Chicago is raised came back to his farm at French seated by labor Interests at the next rhance account of the water bet ng from SI 35 to »1.7». The rate from Prairie, content to raise cattle and Grading West Court. session of the legislature. One is to ' plantiful on late in the season St Paul is raised from »1.20 to »1 53 listen to his bronzed wife croon to her the stove foundry now con Residents of West Court street are abolish Writs today for free illustrated book babes in the shadows of the Cascades The fiat rate of »1 b5 on fuse cloth grading the streets fronting their ducted st the state penitentiary at CHICKENPOX. in baies in canceled. Columbia Engineering Works When settlement and civilization property and doing other work look Salem Mr Gram asserted that as The rate of pig iron is canceled. It 10th and Johnson Sts., Portland, Or crowded thickly about his wilderness ing to the improvement of that part by contra«t a Portland flrm secures in the Willamette, he turned his eyes of the city Fine gravel is being laid the labor of convicts at a price of 35 Bel eved it Will Spread All Over Res w»s fixed at 75 cents from New York and So cents from Chicago and St. ervation. to Eastern Oregon, and was the first on tbe thoroughfare, and it will soon cents per day. free labor cannot lie J. E. Russen i Co, Props. Frenchman to settle on Catherine make an excellent driveway. Among expected to compete with them He Chickenpox has broken out on the Paul. The rate on wooden mantels ship creek, a settlement of French people those making the improvements are advocated the purchase of a farm near reservation, the child having the dis OF PENDLETON. which later became famous through Henry Craig. Perry Houser. Thomas Salem and the employment of con ease being the little son of Jim Cash ped at tbe owner's risk of breakage out Eastern Oregon. Baker. Fred Perrim and J. T Hinkle vlcts in agrarian pursuits, as well as Cash. Within a short time the dis aud chafing, is changed from tbe flat CAPITAL...................................»70.000 That was in 1862 and he lives to setting them at work improving the ease will doubtle«» have spread all Me <>t 11 SB t«> »2 8S from New York SURPLUS.................................. »60.000 day on the old homestead. About bls over the reservation Tbe Indians and Chicago, and »2Jt> from r»t. Paul Starkey Prairie Overstocked. public highways. Transacts a general banking bust checkered and variegated life the The trouble the unions of Portland will be massed on the Fourth, which The car is allowed to contain not to Mrs. A. J. Southwell, who lives on ness. Exchange and telegraphic trans whole history of the rise and estab Birch creek, returned last night from had in establishing a union laundry insures spee«!y contagion As the dis exceed one grate for each mantel. Th«» rate on iron and slate mantels fers sold on San Francisco, New York, lishment of an empire clusters. He a trip to Starkey Prairie, where she at that point an<i the difficulty exper ease never proves fatal, little atten was »1.10 from all eastern points. It Chicago and principal points in the sat in the “wolf meetings" at French went to look after her cattle Interests ienced in »«curing machinery was re tion Is paid to IL is raised to »1.95 from New York, Prairie, where the virgin empire of She reports th«- Starkey Prairie coun counted bv the speaker. Northwest HARVES HRS' SUPPLLIES. BUILDEFS' HARDWARE. fl 70 from Chicago and »1.45 from St. Drafts drawn on China, Japan and Oregon trembled in tbe balance. He try very badly overstocked. She Infested With Hoboes. A woman's auxiliary to local organ- Paul. hauled his wheat to Dr. John Mc gathered Go head of beef from the uad labor was advocated. Mr. Gram Europe. Walla Walla is fast losing Its hobo UNIVERSAL STEEL RANGES. GENUINE CHRISOLITE GRAN * The rate on wagons was named at Makes collections on reasonable Laughlin's grist mill at Oregon City range and put them in pasture, Both declared that by entertainments, in jiopulation. The 400 or 500 tramps Was an associate of F. X. Mattbieu. hay and grass are badly In need of which women take a keener interest who have laid around here the past ll.tsi from New York and Chicago and » ITEWARE. A FULL LINE OF PLUMBING TOOLS AT THE terms. * the only survivor of tbe 102 who voted rain in that vicinity. than men, the union fund can be few weeks are drifting out pretty fast UM from St. Paul. The whole rate is canceled according to the new on the establishment of a provisional » LEVI ANKENY, President. swelled appreciably. Being connect the last few days. According to » W. F. MATLOCK. Vice-President. government for Oregon and has seen ed with the union cause, he asserted, Chief of Police Brown there have been sheets. Miss Switzler Married. « Windmills and their component the state grow from the "Old Oregon" G. M. RICE, Caahlsr. Miss Eva Switzler, well known In will also tend to make mothers, wives, more tramps here this year than ever liartx were given a flat rate of »1 25. to the new. » this city, wan married at Walla Walia daughters and sisters more careful before. Times are hard over on the When he speaks of the thrilling on Wednesday night, to H. N. Dryer, about purchasing goods and the label coast this summer am! the wheat That is changed to »1.75 from New 643 MA.N STREET. scenes through which he has passed, of Tacoma, The wedding ceremony denoting union * manufacture will fields of Eastern Washington have York. »1.65 from Chicago and »I ♦ since that memorable year of 1824. in was performed on the lawn at the under such circumstances cut a tempted the hungry men across the from St Paul. A flgi rate of $ ’ 24 on sulphate which he turned his face westward Switzler home, about 300 guests lie- much larger figure with them than mountains—Walia Walla Statesman. ORGANIZED MARCH 1, 1889. zinc is raised to »1.34. from St. Louis—now 80 years ago— ing present The young couple fin now. * WE FURNISH ESTIMATES ON PLUMBING AND SOLICIT * CAPITAL................................. »100,000 more than the length of two full gen- mediately left for a wedding tour to In conclusion. Mr. Gram said he in Will Visit in the Valley. A PLEASING PLENTITUDE. Transacts a general banking business. erations of men, he taps his forehead Portland and the Sound cities. tends returning to Pendleton in Sep YOUR WORK. Miss Icotta Livermore, daughter of Interest allowed on time deposits. restlessly and says: "Wait, wait; let tember. and will then devote a week Postmaster IJvermore. went to Port If half a feller's dreams of fam«. Exchange bought and sold on all me tink; dat ees many years ago; ze or two to organizing other branches land today to-visit her sister. Mrs E. Looking for a Third Delegate. Contentment, riches, honored name. head some time forget, you know " principal points. Mayor Matlock is having considera of labor. L. Ijowell. From there she will go to He will celebrate his 105th birthday Special attention given to collec In the absence of E. D. Trampleas- Oregon City to visit another sister. Were realized, he'd have, you see. ble trouble In finding a third delegate next December, and Is as cheerful and to the Portland mining congress. No lire, president of the Pendleton Mrs. Alf. Beaty. Before coming home No lime at all for misery. tions. sprightly as most men of 50. body seems to be seeking the honor. Trades Council, S<-cretary IA E Wen- she will spend a short time with her His face would wear no worried frowns. W. J. FURNISH, President The city executive says be will ap ham acted as chairman of the meet- cousins at Salem, nn-mbeni memtiers of the He’d never know the ups and downs. GETTING READY FOR CARNIVAL. point any person who will promise to Ing. J. N. TEAL, Vics- President. Pearce family. Miss Livermore will The ins and out that make folk blue— T. J. MORRIS, Csshter. attend the convention. I m - absent frotn the clty a ntonth or If half a teller’s dreams came true. REAL ESTATE AFFAIRS J. W. MALONEY, Ass’t Cast Is r. Full Complement of Committees Ap longer. pointed by the Eagles. Wilt Visit Portland and Astoria. ARE VERY PROMISING. No. 7301. He'd want no more thin half. I’m sure, Mrs. G. A. Hartman and daughter, I d preparing for the carnival to be Two Hours to Leave Town. Treasury Department Office of Comptroller i To w arrant him he's ne'er be poor ot the Currency. given in the city for a week, begin Jessie and Mrs. L. H. Sturgis and son Inland Empire Is Not Appreciably Af- Dave Hughes was presented wish a I In wordly goods, to guarantee sell the Superior Steel Range. No pains will be spared on Washington. D C., June 14, 1904. ning July 11. the Eagles' club has ap Cressle, left for Portland this morn Where»», by satisfsetory evidence, pre fected by the Usual Depression blue ticket this morning by Judge His heart would e'er I h * light and free, part to offer you a line of goods excelled by none. Our price« ing to spend a few days, They will sented to the undersigned It ban been portioned the work among its mem as low as lowest. Which Accompanies a Presidential Hitz Gerald in the police court, the [ To prove, forsooth, beyond a doubt made to appear that "The Commercial Na bers so that all will have to place a forsake the metropolis in time to be time limit on which was two hours. | He'd win in all he went about. tional Bank ot l'eudletou," Iwated In tbe present at the wedding of George Year —More Dwelling Properties Are Hughes answered that he would shoulder to the wheel. After the city of Pendleton, In tbe county of Uma .O'ertake each thing he deigned pur Gray. tilla. and state of Oregon, baa com meeting of the city council Monday Hartman. Jr., to Miss Alice Needed in Pendleton—Large Realty "hike" at once. The charge against sue— plied with all tbe provisions of tbe statutes night the committee of arrangements which takes place at Astoria July e. him was vagrancy. He claimed to If half a feller's dreams came true. Deals Are 'n Sight. of the United States, require«] to be com J. T. plied with before ao association shall be met at the offices of Attorney have worked for Dan Shaw on McKay HELIX, OREGON • House Moving. Indications generally are that the creek. authorized to commence tbe business of Hinkle and appointed sub-committees As towering peak, as arching sky. Henry Shultz, of Colfax, Wash., has real estate movement, both in city banking as follows: »444HHHI IIIH4II IHH A feller builds his dreams as high; Now. therefore. I. Thomas P. Kane, dep jiiHt finished moving a house off the and country property, will be far live Advertising—J. T. Hinkle. Insuring Wheat. uty i.nd acting comptroller of tbe curren As mighty continents and seas. Streets—Conrad Platzoeder and W. Willow street property purchaxeil by lier this year than last, An Imisirtaat cy. do hereby certify that ' The Commer J. F. Nowlin, of the real estate firm A feller's dreams are broad as these! •••••••••••••••••••••••••a««««, ses••••••••«•aaaaaaaa Charles Brownfield. The work of factor in this presaged state of af- clal National Bank of Pendleton, " located G Bogert. of Nowlin A Rihorn. Is at present in And so it's easy quite to see In the city of Pendleton. In th«, county of • fairs is the increase in moving was performed by Charles L. the size and Voting contest and ball — L. W. Held Umatilla and state ot Oregon 1« authoriz the country insuring wheat. Wheat Such opulent immensity e quality of crops. Hast ings. ed to commence the business of Ixnklng. and T. G. Aston. Monmouth insurance forms an important part of, Would well suffice, though cut in two. e e This is the report of C R. Wade. -V as provided In Section Fifty-one hundred Other committees will be appoint 1 . . . .. I .. .. of , . S' firms lira., engaged It, « the V* And A •» .4 O«V 1 »• lilllf ■ dreams 1 »-. > rv ■ • 1 came X fm.l Begins Us twenty-third year September 20. 1904 Fbur terms In • only half our true. the business in au«l sixty nine, of tbe Revised Statutes of • of the really firm of E. T. Wade A Will Visit In Kansas. ed as the time becomes ripe for work the United tSate». each schixil year, afferding equal opportunities for beginning a course • —Roy Parrei Greene. L. G. Frazier will depart in a few Son In discussing the siluation. Mr. vocation of protecting farmers against In testimony whereof witness my band along other lines. a in September, November, hVbruarj’ aud April. ® and seal of office this fourteenth day ot s days for Pleasanton, Kan . to join his Wade said that as a rule presidential loss by fire at this season June. 1904. Was Not Chicago Bank. a the best training for teachers • wife, who has spent the last two years are duller than others, but that CROPS IN BAD CONDITION. i Seal.) T. P. KANE, A serious mistake was made by the Idaho Irrigation Law Valid. is the Normal course, with Its assurance of good positions at good ! months there Some time may elapse this part of the country does not seem Deputy and Acting Comptroller of Cur wages Write tor new catalogue containing full Information concern- • Nearly every point jiokxible to raise | news bureaus in sending a notice of rency. to be materially affected by the uncer Hot Weather of the Past Week Severe before they return to Pendleton. ing «-ourses of study, training tn actual teaching afforded under real I tainty attending a national political against the state irrigation law has a batik closing to the East Oregonian on Spring Wheat. 8UBSCBIBER8 TO MAGAZINES, IP YOU conditions In town and country school«, and full details about the e campaign. been passed upon by the courts and this week. The item read the "First J. B. Kilgore in St. Louis. want to autiacrlbe io luagsziues vr news advanced course of study with the additional advantages attached • The critical condition of spring Among the visitors registered at "At present, said Mr. Wade, “there In every instance the act has been National of Chicago." when in fact it papers In the United State» or Europe, should have read "First National of Address Secretary J. B. V. Butler, or President E. D. Ressler, • remit by postal note, c-beck or send to grain, owing to the prevalence of hot the Oregon building al the St. Ixmis are hardly enough residences In town sustained.— Boise Statesman. Saratoga." The First National of the EAST OREGONIAN tbe net pub weather, says the Walla Walia Union, exjtosition yesterday, was J. B. Kil Io accommodate i*eople who are coin Monmouth, Oregon. • lisher's price of tbe publication von de “Daredevil" Edwards, the trick bi Chicago is the third largest banking is a subject of comment in the report gore, of Weston, who left here gome ing In here. We anticipate that the ■Ire, and we will bare It sent you and institution In UM I'niic.l S u ’ < ■ |M demand this season will be greater cyclist at the Portland Mardl Grau ■ ■Hume all tbe risk of tbe money being of Milton Evans, as correspondent of time ago for St. Louis. lost In tbe malls. It will nave you both this section of the country to the than for some time past. Rents were Carnival, fell to the ground, a dis in no way involved. trouble and risk. If you are a subscriber Washington state statistical agent, H. Visiting in Pendleton. high last year and are corresponding tance of 60 feet, Thursday, in at- to tbe EAST OREGONIAN la remitting John W. Minto, Portland's new post- W. Desgranges, Rockford. Mr. Evans tempting a leap through the air on his J. H. Koontz, the Echo pioneer, is ly higher this year. you eaa deduct 10 per cent from tbe pub "During the last month property wheel. A tire burst, causing the ac- master, trsik actual charge Thursday 1 In the city for a brief visit with lisher's price Address EAST ORE says: «*L A ru «_ « for a free cat night GONIAN PUB. CO, Pendleton, Oregon. "The condition of spring wheat Is friends. has been looking up a little, aud the cldent. alog»« of them. A fall supply always kept tn stock. 4 — A a 1'iles have two distinct causes: First, con gestion o'f the liver; second, constipation re sulting from poor digestion. Dr. Petfin’s Pile Specific The Internal Remedy Absolute Guarantee :♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ : Alexander Department Store I :♦ ♦ I I t Farm Machinery for all Purposes : I FLYING DUTCHMAN AND CANTON PLOWS and HARROWS SUPERIOR DRILLS Per Ton X FRED WEBER Phillips Hydraulic Ram PABST Milwaukee Beer i ON DRAUGHT AT The First National Bank Pendleton Sayings Bank STATE SALOON Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co. Hardware, Paints, Oils and Varnishes SONES &, WALKER Oregon State Normal School, 2 ........ •••••••••...... LEGAL BL.ANKS EaiLo”"