BREVITIES.
iast seek Joe West killed another,
I
back of the college.
Claud Steen, in a 20-days' run with
Joseph Ctliiha, of Echo. Is In Pen
r
------- —
a 28-lnch machine, threshed 16,260 I
dleton today.
sacks ot' wheat. The Frazier outfit.
FRIDAY. Al GUST 26. 1903.
Mr and Mrs II Iz»gni<-ler,
with a 26-itieh machine, in 28 days
e
Springs, are in town.
e
FOUR
TOWNS
WITH
BUT
threshed
14.335
sacks
of
wheat
and
• barley.
was
in
e
William Davis, of Athena.
ONE UNREDEEMED LOT. Pendleton this morning.
< •
W. E. Putnam and family are ai
< I
Charles Marple, of Yoakum, is in
Ixing Beach on a three weeks- outing
W<- are fast closing out all our summer goods Price« arc greatly rw-
< »
BOTH PARTIES HAVE NOM
ducad.
< »
Emmett Vinson is working in the Six Unredeemed Lots in Freewater— the city today on business.
<
>
yard while Mr. Putnam is absent.
Horn. Saturday, August 20. to the
INATED THEIR BEST MEN
« I
Hummer corsets now for ...................................................................................... ig«
Farming
Land
on
the
Very
Little
Mrs.
I).
E.
George
was
summoned
site
of
Sain
Taylor,
an
eight-pound
»
Sailor bats, new style ..........................................................................................
Delinquent List—Owners of Mort- daughter
♦
to the bedside of her daughter Mrs
Corset covrs, three for ...........................
25c
Clare Walters of Spokane, last Thurs
gages Will Be Benefited by Re-
»
.Mr. and ..«n- J. B Mumford have Leon Cohen, of the Peoples Ware
lavdles knit drawers, lace bottom ................................................................... ige
We make specialty of unii-
day She left immediately, Word
membering the Next Session of the returned from Harkers tamp, near
*1 tttt worth of ribbon, lace or emproidery of any style, tor one week
house, Returns From the East—
e
* sttai perfumes—-the rare and
from Mrs. George Saturday says that
fur ............................
’ e,
e
Meacham.
County Court.
... 75c
Sums Up the Political Situation
* imported tnat are not found in ♦ she is some easier but not yet out
♦
Meli - iiinnui-r underwear 30c kind for
Mr and Mrs. Pcit-r Tachella k-ft
.. 2*c
♦ most drug stores. Dur ‘line of
After Closely Observing Conditions
of danger.
,
Men's work shirts ........................................
< >
♦
3»c up
this tie-riving for L>>ng Beach and
perfumes will appeal especial ♦
The temperance rally held In the
< >
in the East—Says Business Is Be
Men’s good heavy overall*, worth 75c, our
<
price
Assessor Strain rejoices to be abb1 Portland lor a vacat.on.
... 00c
ly to those fastidious folks who ♦ Freewater park last Sunday. was
o
Striped overalls. 60c kind now ...
low Normal on Account of Election
... SOc
o
wish to affect a distinctive odor » largely attended, The best of order to aunounce that nearly all the realty
Miss May Carmichael, of Westoli
Suu
bonnets,
worth
25c,
now
........
o
... 15c
and Great Strikes Now on—Wat
unlike those in everyday use.
h-ld I y the county for delinquent «at in Pendleton last night on her
♦
prevailed.
Shirt
waists,
all
kinds.
20
per
rent
The ¡Hipular and latest crea
off
Glad to Get Back to Oregon—Large
Walter McGhee and family. who taxes nas been reduced. He is curi »av to lone to visit friends
tions of Fiver. Roger A Gallet.
A 50<- toilet article free with every ,5 00 purchase
have b«-en up iu Franklin county, ous to kn >w to wliat extent the pros
Henry Eggerth. of Warren station.
Stock of Goods - rdered.
Pinaud. Hudnut, etc.
Wash . harvesting for the past 3<>
has completed cutting and threshing,
♦
days, have returned. Mr. McGhee ent condition of affairs in this coun ami has "laid by” his harvesting
l.E TREFLE. VEI.DT BI.U-
Jays the crop there this season was ty in this renard ran bo duplicated in plant
Not since tin- days when Gruver
MEN. YAD.MA.
CYPRESIA.
He any county in the state.
The S3 acre tarni of lx-wls Bowlus Cleveland was a sui i i-Hsful candidate
♦ lair and of an excellent quality
CHYPRE. AIMEE.
MONA1.- ♦ has a homestead and will return in a
in Milton. Pilot Rock. Ukiah and and wife, near Milton. has been »old for president of the United Stale* ha*
Athena not a foot of realty Is now to J H Samuel, the consideration be the democratic party had such a fa < >
ISA.
tew weeks to get ready to seed it.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B Pennock, who held for redemption from outstanding Ing *5<M)0.
vorable chance of »inning, is the way
♦
♦♦♦♦•♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦•••••o **00»' ;
went to the mountains a few weeks or delinquent taxes, with the excep
F. W. SCHMIDT
J a - oii Cohen, ot the Peoples Ware
The
brother
of
Mrs
Henry
Struve,
ago for their baby's uealth. came tion of one lot In Vkiah.
house
sums
up
the
national
political
.♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦»»♦»»»e
In Freewater there are about six of Cold Springs, aciompanied by his situation
down today and went over to Walla
child's
lots
with taxes unpaid upon them wife, has arrived from .»an Francisco
see
a
doctor,
The
Walla to
..ir
Cohen
returned
last
night
from
and they wil) visit here for several
condition is not satisfactory, as it against which the county has a claim
six weeks spent in the East, and from
Then1 are few pieces ot realty in week*.
does not seem to improve,
close observance believes that Roose
REL/AB.if
Karl
Kaiinistvr.
a
native
of
Finland,
Robert Milhorn and family, who Pendleton with outstanding taxes,
veil and Parker are evenly matched
eanie here about two years ago. left and those few are nearly all in the this afternoon declared his intention in the coming race fur president
Sai unlay tor the-r old home in Ten reservation addition and above the ot becoming a citizen of the United
"1 believe uoth parties have their
States and renounced his allegiance to strongest men in the field." said Sii
nessee. Mr. Milhorns health has'not reach of city water.
''Most of the farming lands have Czar Nicholas
been of the best for the past year
DRUGGIST.
Coheu, this morning and the out
and he thought ¡«erhaps home would been redeemed." but Mr Strain is not
Henry Eggarth. of Cold Spring*, I* • ome will be interesting.”
Postofflce Block.
restore it again. Mrs. Henry. Mrs able at this lime to give anything tn to»n. Mr. Eggarth is enjoying a
Ot business conditions in the East.
'Phone Main 851.
Milhorn's mother, returned with them like an accurate estimate of the pro visit from his parents, who are now Mr. Cohen said: "To the casual uh
portion
of
delinquent*.
«
residents of San Francisco. They serving »(ranger, business in New < »
Rev. Aikin of the M. E. church
Mr Strain uaa just finished notify formerly aved here.
delivered his farewell sermon for the
Ytffc nad otter portloBs ot thn E**t
conference year here last Sunday ing all the holdirs or owners of mort
but merchant* ■ '
Ira Perkins, five miles northwest of appwnn t‘" iri»hitig
Mr Aikin has proven himself to be gages who have not heretofore made Pendleton, threshed 33 33 bushels per and otters tall tu<- that trade la below IjJ
a sincere, devout, earnest man. of returns of the same, wherever it has lire of as fine wheat as wheat as was
rrnal II
t'K> after a < >
deep convictions, and it will be seri been possible to »«certain their ad- raised in the county this year from whiM alii when 1 started home. Ite
iresses.
of
thé
coming
meeting
of
the
ottsiv regretted by not only his own
160 acres
closer 1 - ano- to Orwgoa the gladder
members, but by the average citizen« county court, and t lose whose ad-
I became
1 •
H.
Wray
has
•
roultht
suit
against
of tbe community, if he is not re iresses could not be 'ound. are ward Mamie A Wells io collect *220 allt-g
Ot course, the ¡»residential cam
RUSSIAN
COL. JUDSON SAYS
turned. He goes to the annual con ed that the county court meets Aug ed to be due on a promissory note and sign is responsible In a way fur the
THISTLE IS HARMFUL. ference next Thursday, which con ust 29. and to be on their guard an-1 nas levied an attachment on her per dullness ut trade, but there is some
tet accordingly.
venes at The Dalles.
thing elae. tuo. The prevalence of
The county assessor requests every sonal property.
Frank
Worthington and family
strikes is not helping matter*.’’
A.
B
Noble
and
family.
George
Veteran Farm Expert of the O. R. í ■vent to Walla Walla yesterday to be body who has knowledge of personal
Mr. Cohen was accompanied on his
lion* and family, Alfred Horn and
N. Disagrees With Professor Chub ready to begin work on a *5uuv resi property not yet given in for taxa Miss Stella Gilliland, have returned trip to New York by Mrs. A. M
tion to report the same to his office
dence in that city Monday.
C ars<-, of the ready tu »ear I aiaC
bock. of the Agricultural Depart-
from in outing at the homestead of milliu.-r) departmen- and W L. Shiv
Nelson Mar.ela. Byron Hawks. F
A B Noble on Meadow creek. They
ment—Says the Russian Thistle H. CtMiit-ige j< e West anJ family and J. E SMITH FOU .D GOOD
erick, ot the shoe department of the
have lx -i. »'rmt for three weeks and Peoples Warehouse Mrs Clarke re
Pest Is One of the Worst Known— A. M. Elam and family have all re
MARKET IN MONTANA. had a most enjoyable time.
turned »ith Mr Cohen, but Mr Shiv
O- R. & N. Section Men Are In- turned from their summer outing
»»♦♦♦»»♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦»»»♦»♦♦♦♦♦»♦»i >
Sixteen carloads of melons, apples, Strong Demand in Northwest for i Eagan Ridenour, a graduate of the ■ rick is »till in the East.
structed to Fight and Kill it Out
State Normal ocnool at Weston, who
plums and peaches were shipped from
"We
bare
purchased
good*
fur
Coarse Wool Sheep. Owing to the has lately been employed at stenog
of the Right of Way.
this point last week and probably
every department of our store,” cun
eeeeeee ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••e
Severity of the Winter»—Nearly rapher at the Virtue mine, near Baker tinued Mr Cohen, "and we expect to
twice that amount will go out this
week. Prunes will be coming in at
Half of the Sheep in Montana *pd City, is visiting his brother in the have the largest and most cúmplete
Colonel R. C. Judson, industrial a lively rate for the next two weeks.
LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH
Western Dakota* Were Killed by ity today, but leaves this evening tor •tor k shown lu the Inland Empire
agent of the O. R. A N.. the farmers'
his home in Weston, where be will Our tall g'«»<hs will begin to arrive
In a recent survey of North Milton
the
Demand
for
Severe Winter and
visit friends and relatives for a few shortly "
friend, the promoter of agricultural quite a number of the citizens found
Hardier Breeds Is Very Brisk lays; he will
en gu to Salt Lake
their
fences
and
buildings
on
some
experiments for the benefit of Ore
DEMONSTRATING EVERY DAY.
There.
City, where he has an excellent posi
one else's property, which will cause
Driving Out the Scalper*
gon. advisor and assistant to every
tion awaiting him.
some real estate transactions. or
Obedient to the behests of the
J.
E
Smith
Live
THE
NEWEST. NIFTY FURNISHING
J
E
Smith,
of
the
struggling hamlet and neighborhood fence and house moving. A. M Elam,
railroad attorneys and railroad lobby
Mock Company, has returned from a
GOODS AND CLOTHING FOR
along the entire system of the O. R by the survey, has fallen heir to a rip to Eastern - .ontana and Western Orange Trees Grow Near Sumpter. ist* 'he city council last night passed
Citrus culture U something that is the an'lacalplng ordinance designed
A N and the best posted man in Or peculiar shaped piece of land, which Dakota, where he sold 100 head of
egon on practical farm topics, is in will be known in Mil’on from now on blooded Merino and Delaine burks. lot boasted of in the altitude and tu drive the railroad ticket broker*
the city today, and visited the wheat as "devil's alley.” It lies between which have been since shipped He atitude in which Sumpter is located out <>t business in Spokan«- The or
Dr E. E. Dotson's and William lately shipped 5<*<> blooded bucks ot But Mrs J. F Lloyd. whose husband dinance was i<ass>-d despite the »bow-
district this afternoon.
Dimension lumber of all de
Colonel Judson, who has the inter Lloyd's lots and is 28 feet wide and he same breeds to Miles City for .«ai** is employed a* the Columbia mine, .ng by attorney* 'hat the measure is
scription«
Sash, Doors. Blinds,
angles
has demonstrated that orange trees unconstitutional and would result In
later on.
est of Oregon and Washington keenly 2'"' feet long, with no right
Moulding Building
will
thrive
and
produce
trull
if
prop-
costly
litigation
for
the
city
The
at heart, jumped onto Professor Chub one side being nintx inches longer
There is an unprecedented and al*
Paper
bock. of the department of agriculture than the other.
most unexpected demand In t hat re- erly boused and cared tor. At her case will be carried to the supreme
Oregon
Mr
Fruida.
through
the
place, near the mine, she has two court The city, not the rai.ruad
and the East Oregonian, with both
jion
for
bucks
from
a
cross
of
Shrop
feet this morning, in regard to the I .and Co. of Milton. sold a lOacre shire bucks and Merino and Delaine small trees, both of which show fruit companies will be force.! to
BRING YOUR BILL TO U*
interview from Pro>essor Chubbock tract of fruit land Saturday to a man stock. This is a coarse wooled ani it this season of the year. J. W. bills Spokane
Call
bookkeeper
for
Bergman,
bought
AND GET OUR FIGURE*
a few days ago, coucerning the Rus named Countryman, from Nebraska
tbe
mal. as everybody knows, and
sian thistle.
Expecting Defunct Bank.
reason for the revival of interest and in a small speimen yesterday after
LAVENDER NOT BLUFFED.
Professor Chubbock argues that the
G. P Clark of the firm of dark
appreciation of them Is not at firs' noon Mrs. Lloyd is carefully nurtur
ing the two trees and. should she re A Burfcanan. the expert accountant*
wide spreading plant, is a benefit to
sight undertsuod
the land, conserves moisture, pre- Weston's Popular City Marshal Did
It is found in the fact that last win- main there, expects to have them st. of Portland arrived here yesterday
vents washing by heavy rainfall, and Not Heed Gebhardt's Dog or Gun. ter at least half the entire sheep ■up- tain a good growth.— Sumpter Re mornlng and a little later was busy
porter.
helps dry land by shading it.
wnn ibe lommiltee appointed by
Weston. Or., Aug 20.—(To the Edi ply of Eastern Montana and Western
Colonel Judson, who has been ag tor.)— My attention has just been « ail Dakota was killed by the cold and
Bank ot Sumpter depositors in going
gressively fighting the thistle for the ed to an article in the Daily East Ore storms and the sheepmen are now
G-ve Way to Government.
over the l»>>ks of that concern Else
past 26 years in the Dakotas, Minne gonian relating to the case of Carlisle xfler a more hardy animal-one from
The Malheur Irrigation Company »here is published a notice calling
sota. Oregon and Washington, disa- Bros. vs. P. Gebhardt, suit to recover which will be lost, under a repetition bas stopped work temporarily on upon all deiiositors to bring in their
grees wlth this view, and says this a harvest bill, in which this para of those conditions, the least ¡»er cent heir ditch and reservoir and until books in urrl- r to expedlte the wxjrk
weed is one of the most harmful graph occurs:
different arrangem*n's can t<* made M the expert
Ho» loog the taak
of animals.
pests ever tolerated in a farming
Mr Smith also notes an increasing with the government, which Is now mn in han<l will requirv none
"It is alleged that when Constable
community, and that the law against D. F Lavender, of that town (Wes demand in Montana. Eastern Oregon surveying and locating a ditch paral tboae engagrd are in a Position
it should be rigidly enforced.
ton) attempted to serve the summons. Idaho and some portions of Washing lel with the company's system an«1 »ay —Sumpter .»••porter
One of the fixed rules with the Gebhardt, with the aid of a pack ot ton for coarse wooled bucks to neu has located a reservoir at the Har
O. R. A N track department is that growling dogs and an ugly-looking tralize the tendency for some years pen* ranch in Malheur county. Orr
Spokane for Irrigation.
the section men cut down this weed rifle, prevented the officer from en past to run too mueh to fine wooled
If the government builds it* pro
Plans for a Spokane district
wherever it starts to grow within the tering bis premises. Lavender return sheep—a tendency that has not been posed reservoir and ditches there will gallon association will be presented
railroad right of way. This rule is ed to Weston without serving the pa found altogether satisfactory, as is be no use for another reservoir and to the chamber ot rommerce at its
rigidly observed and in this way the pers and the sheriffs oftice was ap shown by the demand noted. The system of ditrhes
C. E Brainard next meeting Tuesday atterfkion The
company is assiting in exterminating pealed to.”
change is prompted by the increas and Peter Pence of this city are the association will be modeled after the
the thistle, as it flourishes best on
This is wholly wrong, and I am curi- ing demand from the eastern feeding largest stockholders in the company Ixv Angele* association. which is
idle ground.
ous to know where your reponer districts for differAn sheep for mut — Boise Capital News
comt<o»ed of the Southern California
“In the circle occupied by this in- could have picked up such a singular ton and feeders than the tine wool«
member» of the National Irrigation
Positively the beat beer
fernal pest,'' said Colonel Judson •• bit of misinformation. 1 am not con produce.
Thirty Days for Misconduct.
Association, and which has done so
day. •'nothing grows
There is no stable of Weston, but city marshal,
nade
The coarser animals are simply
John Stott, arrested several days much to secure part of the federal
wheat near it, to be benefited by its and was appointed special constable found to be more marketable for feed ago on charges ot obtaining goods by appropriations fur California irriga
Any quantity you de-
conservation of moisture, if there is to serve the attachment papers in this ers and mutton. In many, and in in false pre’enses and of lewd cohabita tion projects —Spokesman Review.
sire Delivered to your
such ,a thing, Its straight tap root, case.
creasing proportion of instances, the tion with Lillie Franklin, has been
reaching down into the soil, takes
I did so successfully, without heed Shrop crosses on Merino and Delaine sentenced U» 3*> day* in the county
heme
Banner Wheat Yield.
strength away from the crop; its to the objections of Gebhardt, his grad«» ,i’ring a
NEW CLOTHING.
;■«-r ROUd BM
jail on the last named charge When
Newt
James
takes
'he
blue
ribbon
Always rail for Olym-
presence in a iield reduces the pack of dogs, or the rifle he threaten- than »'ell bred animals of other arraigned In the state circuit court
this
year
for
the
heaviest
yield
of
NEW SHIRTS.
amount ot grain materially as noth ed to get.
breeds a year older, also bought for Saturday aiternoun on me charge wheat. He had 1&> acres planted in
ing grows within the circle occupied
NEW UNDERWEAR.
feeders
and
mutton.
Deputy Sheriff Blakley came up
Stott pleaded guilty. It Is understood club which went 33 sacks to the acre.
by it, from 20 inches to three feet in about two weeks afterward to serve I
the charge of obtaining goods under At 135 pounds to the sack and 60
NEW HATS.
diameter.
false pretenses will be dismissed
HELD FOR ROBBERY.
the execution after judgment had
pounds to the bush«-ls thia makes the
"We fought it in uakota and Min been entered.
NEW SHOES
yield the enormous amount of over
nesota and I am fighting it in Oregon
R. H. Blachley and G. W. Greeley Ac-
D. F. LAVENDER
74
bushels
Will
Irrigate
Adjoining
Farm.
to
the
acre
—
Dayton
Press
and there is but one way to kill it
cused of "Touching" Jack Nixon.
M Bush is having a well dug on his Courier
PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
out. and that is to pull it up or cut
BOUGHT CIDER PRESS.
John Nixon, a switchman in the lots on Hazel street, mar the western
it off while it is green, before the
employe of the O. R. A N. company, terminus of Court stre^. It is expect eooeeeeooeeeeooeooeeeoeeee
seed ripens.
e
"If it ripens and blows away, it Butter Creek Man Will “Work Up” was robbed of a purse containing 12" ed than an abundance of water will
Quality, not Quantity.
early Sunday morning and R H tie found at the usual depth of 15
His Large Crop of Apples.
scatters millions of seed in its path,
Joe Suiste, a Vinson farmer on But Blachley and G. W. Greeley are in the feet. The well will be 8x10 feet and
and thus one of the weeds tumbling
across a field can seed acres and ter Creek, was in town last Saturday county jail charged with the crime the water will be hoisted by a gaso
acres of once clean land.
and bought a cider press of the Kun Through the watchfulness of Acting line engine. From it Mr. Bush win
"The O. R. & N. company is doing kel company, with which to work up City Marshal U. W. Coflman. what is irrigate three and a half acres of
what it can to prevent the spread of bis apple crop. He has a fine crop of considered as damaging evidence ground and supply bis dwelling, and
One-Price Furnishers and Hatten
the pest and will co-operate with the apples this year from trees known to against the prisoner* has been »ecur put it to other purposes as needs de
velop.
farmers in any campaign against it. be over 20 years old. The variety is ed.
Officer Cottmans suspicions were
It is almost as bad as the Canadian mostly a nondescript which no one
Fine Crop of Wheat.
thistle and multiplies just as rapidly.” undertakes to classify positively, but aroused Sunday morning when he ob
E Perkins, who lives five miles
Colonel Judson is delighted with they greatly resemble wine saps. At served Blanchley and Greeley take a
the harvest scenes in Umatilla coun the same time they are modified piece of money from a purse and he northwest of Pendleton, threshed an
ty and rejoices at the increased wheat considerably—enough to have lost all followed the men and saw them average of 25 bushel* of wheat from
yield of the once "abandoned land." definite characteristics of variety. throw the purse away. He secured 350 acres of ground, and every bushel
e
9-room modern dwelling, good loca 48« acres finest wheat land; highly
It is a verification of his deep plow They are extremely juicy and very the wallet and afterwards saw the of excellent quality. Mr Perkins is
The City Brewery Bottled Beer.
improved. *27,000.
tion, 1^ lot*, fine basement, every
o
ing teathings.
pleasant flavor and at the present two change a *3U gold piece in a sa an ex-Texan who thinks life worth
thing new and up-to-date, *3000.
64 acres grain land. *10.000.
living since coming Into the North-
clock
Does
ycur
watch
or
price of apples cider is unquestiona- loon.
later Nixon reported to the police west. He state* that just *bout the e e need repairing* Is time an Im- e
The greatest summer drink, It roes 6-room house, 4** lot*, barn, chicken 640 acres grain land, well improved.
bly the more profitable—either cider
NEWS OF MILTON.
*8500.
e right to the spot.
portant factor to you?
yard, shade trees. *1750.
or cider vinegar, than the fruit up di- that he bad been robbed, and when usual acreage of wheat will be sown
•
Office rooms for rent.
having
shown
the
purse
picked
up
by
Coff
in
his
neighborhood
this
fall.
Don
’
t
run
the
risk
of
Modem
6-room
cottage,
6
fine
lota,
rectly
upon
the
maraet.
Two Porcupines Killed in Town—
Always have this superior beer la
Timber land for eala.
e your timepiece ruined. Bring e
fine soil, *2500.
Mr. Suiste knows ot other owners man. identified it as bis property.
Threshing Machine Records—Called
your home It gives youth and vigor 6-Ro»m house, nice improvements, Timber locations made
It to Us.
1500 Mutton Lambs Sold.
of old orchards in that portion of the Sheriff T. D. laylor and Coffman
to Spokane by Illness—Returned to county who have either bought cider then made a search for Blachley and
to your tired system.
shade trees. *1100.
Prices reasonable and all
L. D Hoy has ordered five cars of
If you wish to buy or sail anything
work guaranteed
Physicians recommend beer that 1* 28<t acres fine land; elegant house: call on me in my offle* la 5*»B b
Tennessee—Sixteen
Carloads of presses or will do so. this summer and Greeley and arrested them at Baker the W. A C. R. company for the
A
Garrison's
saloon.
close
to
town.
$65«
’
Bank building
Transportation of 1500 mutton lambs
e pure City Brewery Bottled B«*r 1*
Fruit Shipped in One Week—Pe fall.
A charge of larceny from the per to the Sountd, which were bought of
always good and always th* same.
culiar Results of a Resurvey—Sale
•
son has been brought against the William Slusher. All are choice an!
It is made in Pendleton rad not
HALEY’S FATAL CHANGE.
e
of Fruit Land.
men. Nixon is not certain just how mals for the Frye-Bruhn company, e
The Progressive Jeweler.
e subject to change* of temperature in
e
e being shipped.
726 Main Street.
Milton. Aug. 22—Born to Mr. and Two Men Killed on 0. R. & N. by he lost the purse, but believes the and being for immediate slaughter, do
e
Put up in quarts, pint* and half
Mrs. C. W. Howard, August 14, a son; Relieving Brakeman Dwight Jessee. robbers took it from his pocket, He not have to Ire dipped.
has
been
working
in
the
yards
at
La
pints, and delivered in any quantity
to Mr. and Mrs. Dunnie Sweeny. Aug
I
The death of Brakeman Howard F
desired.
Pleased With Turkey Red
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ust 16, a daughter; to Mr. and Mrs. A. Haley at Caris station, between Walla Grande, but was recently transferred
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Bottling works telephone 1771.
to this city.
The Molstrom brothers of Stage
M. Bixel, August 19, a son.
Walla and Wallula, Friday night, re
e
Residence telephone 1831.
The suspects are strangers but Gulch, are said to bn ex|ierimenters
Several weeks ago Mrs. B. F. Wil calls a peculiar coincidence. It was
liams killed a large porcupine in the to take the place of Dwight Jessee, have been in Pendleton for over a with Turkey Red wheat and to be e
e
e
highly pleased both with the yield
street near her home in the central who was injured the night before by week.
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and the quality, as those usually are e
part of town. On Friday evening of coming In violent contact with a
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LARGE AG..EAGE OF WHEAT.
who give it a fair trial, Finger»
switch signal, that Haley started on
Figures e
who give it a fair trial.
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the fatal run to Wallula.
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Average of Eighteen Bushel* on could not be learned.
35c A BOX FOR A LINE OF ♦
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A year ago while Jesse was on the
e
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Twenty-two
Hundred
Acre*.
50c
STATIONERY.
Walla Walla-Dayton run, he was
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Look for Beef Cattle.
The 220o acres, or slightly more, of
e For pictures, bric-a-brac nti d
obliged to lay off on account of injur
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L Stubblefield will in a few days
and
e
"French
Percale'
ies. Robert O’Conner, who relieved winter wheat belonging to M. M. Wy start for Camas Prairie and Starkey e fine furniture. The large, fluf- e
e
fy ones of split feathers and
him. was killed two days later in the rick, six miles east of Echo, will Prairie and other point* in the south
"French Flax'' In the following
e
average
18
bushels
¡s-r
acre,
and
the
e
Walla.
yards at Walla
I HAVE A FULL LINE
new tints:
ern part of the county, to look the e long handles; alwayu ge' the
quality
is
much
better
than
the
aver
Saturday Mr. Jesse was in Pendle-
g room house and one lot, *800, or
dust;
can
’
t
scratch
«nd
last
for
• CLASS WORKMEN; ALSO
field
over
for
fat
beeves.
There
are
e
age
of
even
this
year
It
Is
all
blue
e
will take in exchange, horses, wag- ton on No. 41, Haley’s old position
"Bum Blue.''
several hundred head in that district e years.
e TIMATES FURNISHED ON
ons, poultry or anything of value. The right side of his face and head stem. It was cut with two headers which are known to be choice.
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"Grey
Rosamond
”
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is badly scratched and skinned as the and one combine, and that cut by the
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"Ash
Or-'y.
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Two business propositions on Main result of the accident that caused headers was threshed with a separa
e
o
e
Fine Draft Horse*.
street.
tor. Al) the machinery except the
him to lay off Friday night.
"Azure."
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L. Stubblefield has bought of Old o
combine
belongs
to
Mr.
Wyrick.
The
Higher than they were, that is e
"White.“
We have anything you want in
eon
Brown
a
team
of
fine
draft
mares
e
combine
belongs
to
the
Sparks
Bros.
Moral Spasm Strikes Sagebrush.
e the wholsale price Is higher.
real estate and it will cost you noth
“Cerulean "
In addition to the wheat crop, Mr. to fill a special order from a Seattle e
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Sheriff Brown’s edict has gone
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firm which will use them for hauling e Old prices still prevail here, but e
jng to investigate.
Wyrick
cut
140
acres
of
barley
and
forth, and Haines is brought under
e
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a
meat
wagon.
The
very
latent
goods.
may
not
long.
Better
save
by
e
e
THE HARDWARE MAN."
the ban as well as Baker and other 300 acres of rye, both of which art-
MAIN rr.
E. T. WADE & SON,
e buying now; 15c buy* a good
towns in the county. Marshal Bar known to have yielded well, but the
Office E O. Building.
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An
Immense
Hay
Crop.
ker. under orders from the sheriff, exact amount is not known, as none
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one; better ones for more.
Senator Walter Pierce finished his
Frederick Nolf & Co.
Thursday notified every business of it has been threshed. There will hay harvest Saturday on the valley
house to close up tighter than a clam not be as much wheat sown In that farm The total amount put up was e
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neighborhood this fall ub last.
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shell on Sundays.
about 2200 tons. Mr. Pierce says the •
The order does not apply to hotels,
Foil
SALE
AT
THE
EABT
OREGONIAN
timothy yield was heavy and was In
bakeries, meat markets, drug stores
LEADING DRUGGISTS
office targe bundles ot newapspars. cos
The cornerstone of a new *1*0,000 fact much better than hail been an
talulug over 100 bQ papers, can be obtain alogve of them.
A foil svpply always kept tn stock.
and barber shops.—Haines Record.
court house has been laid at Astoria. ticipated.—La Grande Observer.
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