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t contact with a telephone pole ami he was rendered unconscious for several series ami reported WR! hours. The injured man Is much Int ease and pests. proved today and his recovery is The chicken | pie dinner given by thought to be but it matter of a few the ladies of the M. E. church netted days. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1904 320. They will give another dinner Gurdane was returning home last •mi election day. night in a one-horse buggy when his Byron Hawks. » ho Is employed In animal became frightened at a hand ChaNtain « pharrnucy, ran a nail into of hogs and bolted. Gurdane*« right hl« left foot Wednesday morning, and hand and the side of his head were t.n-at Quantilie-i uf I <-«»l Itai-cil In has a very «ore foot. EDWIN 11 . STOKES IS ALSO badly lacerated by the collision with \\ . H Bailey, who has been at Sea t.rniil t'ounly—Young t'attle t'an GIVEN THREE YEARS. the pole. side attending I ho grand lodge of the Ito Purclia.M«vl Very t'la-aply in Knights of Pythias, has returned. < r»»,k and Harne) 4 oiintie-, Ito- Rev. 11. S. Shangle, presiding elder McDonald. Who Was Charged With i iiiim - <>r Tlit-Ir t oiii|>arativi- Isola <>f the .South Methodist church, has With the arrival or MHI Jl<-wi at Hepp Robbing Sones and Walker’s store Two TI hhimiik I lleuil Being sliipp»-d I the Columbia confer* ner Soon tlie Shipments for tile tion I nun tlie Market»—I.. ilon- returned froni ♦*nce. He was accompanied home by at Helix. Was Acquitted—Bail of Erwin Peiiilleton Till-« Week. Season of I HO I Will Practically ovitii Talk« »Intortainlngly of i|»> Hugh and Nettle Taylor, and Minnie Ed Weston Ma- Declared Forfeit The following named gentlemen < low— R. N. X. Stanflelil Stanfield Sends 700 Tracer, of Corvallis, who will be stu- ed Because of His Non-appearance have brought in cuttie from the In Head u> I't-cding lx»ta on His Bul- dents of Columbia college. ilio Ranges. terior within the past three days, or for Trial—Trial of Mlles Keniler Mrs. E. B. Tolen, who has been In tor Creek »arm — Yakima Gets are driving in now, for as immediate for Killing Valuable Bulldog Being Portland several weeks visiting. re Many »'eeders. shipment as the railroad facilities A. L. Donovan, the Ixee cattleman, turned home Wednesday. Heard Tills Afternoon—Court Term will allow: Yesterday Mrs. C. K. Berry sold A. L. Donovan, of Ixee. 50 head, all W ho with other Ixee men drove cat- Is a Busy One. During the past fortnight at least fats; Dave Magill, of Ixee. 26» head, tie to this place this wefk. states her residence property near Columbia college, to Fred Lauer of Cottonwood, 3000 head of cattle from ranges all fats: Henry Trowbridge .of Ixee. that the Grant county cattlemen are Mrs. Berry will go to Spokane, where throughout Eastern Oregon have Three years in the state peniten between 500 and 600 head. partly tiary was the sentence Imposed this f its and partly stoekera for Umatilla rapidly abandoning the breeding of her huwlmnd is employed tn Frank pHHMed through Pendleton, en route Brothers ’ store. cattle to any considerable extent, and to market« on the .Sound or to winter morning by State Circuit Judge W. R. county feeders; John Laycook. of L. It. Hogan has returned to C os feeding place« hi Walla Walla and Ellis on George Lamont, found guilty Ixee. somewhat over 300 head, stock- are depending more and more upon ** My baby was about six week, old of larceny by bailee. Edwin R. era and tats; Isaac Mills, of Buplee, Crook and Harney counties to eupply mopOlls. ai one time Mr. Hogan was Yakima counties. The animals in one of the proprietors of the Mow tended for slaughter were shipped to when the top of her bead became cov Stokes, convicted pickpocket, was 250 head of fats; J. J. Angell, of the animulM which they feed. Grant county I« developing Its for grove Mercantile Company, but has Seattle, but most of th»- stork to be ered with thick scales, which would given a like sentence. Ralph Ward, Ixee. 100 head of fats; Frank Dunten. age crop induatriea mo rapidly, and sol.l out and will engage in business fattened were driven through to the peel and come off, taking the hair with found guilty of asmulting Mlle, Kem of Ixee. 35 head, all fats; Courtney- stock cattle can be gotten mo cheap* in Aberdeen. Wash. feeding quarters. ler, was fined *125. Gilbert. of Ixee. 35 head, all fits. 1L It would toon form again and be as R N. SUnfleld. of Stanfield Broth J. II Coffman will leave this after C. W. Irvin, a Brown A- Summerville. Bear Valley. ly farther In the interior, that cattie Lamont defrauded bud as before. I tried several things confectioner, of *700 on the grounds 250 Stockers and fats; John Combs, raising I m undergoing rapid modifi noon for the Willamette valley, to ers’ ranch, near Echo, last night «ent and then went to the doctor. He said cation. join his wife, who has been visiting out 100 head of fat «teer« to Seattle. use the money of John Day. 175 head, all fats. it wag lexeme, and prescribed an oint that he was going to In Grant county the tendency la her mother. Mr and Mrs. Coffman .Seven hundred head of cattie purch ment, which did not do any good. A with which to buy machinery for the strongly in favor of the Hereford - Will return about October 1. ased by Mr Stanfield from the “IZ’’ Uli E si I K's l>l\i)K( l friend spoke of Cuticura Soap. I tried latter. Stokes took a purse contain that i.M, probably a majority of the Mrs. M. K. Herrin, special deputy ranch in Grant county, were driven It and read on the wrapper about Cuti ing 1250 from August Tanke. of Mil cattlemen raising an equal number of to the Stanfield ranges today. cura Ointment to a remedy for Eczema ton. < arrle 11. Edwards Names AII tlM- animals, favor that breed. In Crook organiser of the Degree of Honor. “There will be no more rattle «hip I bought a box and washed her head tn McDonald is Acquitted. (Yinies In the Category In Her and Harney counties the preference I« waa here yesterday and last night. ped from Pendleton this fall.“ «aid warm water and Cuticura Soap and am] paid an official visit to the local William McDonald, a laboring man not decided either way; probably It lodge Complaint. Mr Stanfield this morning “About gently combed the scales off. They did Mr. Donovan 800 head are coming Into Heppner not come back and her hair grew out 50 years of age. was acquitted In the Cruel and Inhuman treatment, is about half and half yesterday after line and thick. She is now a year and state circuit court shortly from the south and that will drunkenness, neglect, failure to pro personally favor« the composite, hold To JUDGE OIIEI.ON STORIES. a half old and has no trace of Eczema” noon of larceny from a store and vide. unjust allegations as to her ing view« Identical with J <’. Loner* about wind up the fall business.“ MRS. C. W. BURGES. Iranistan Ave- was immediately set at liberty, The moral character and threats to kill, gun on that «ubject. Hr has bred Bridgeport. Conn- Feb. SI, 18SS. alleged crime for which McDonald are allegations made by Carrie B. Ed pure Hereford and pure Durhams. < Mrs. Burgee write« Feb. S8. 1908: was tried was the burglary of County wards in her action tor divorce and the mixed, all In large numbers. “My baby. who had Eczema very Commissioner Horace Walker's hard- Pro and hl, preference !• decided that badly on her bead, to I told you before, ware store at Hellx. The place wa, against McCullough Edwards. the half ami half I, th«* very beat after using the Cuticura Remedies was broken into on the night of July 5 ceedings were Instituted In the state beef The Oregon story contest that has animal from any standpoint, cured. She is now six years old and last, and several small articles taken. circuit court this morning. He observe, that unie«« the pure been carried on by the Portland Com Corner Webb and Coabi« Streets. The Edwardses were married at baa thick hair and a clean scalp.” McDonald was arrested immediate Long Creek. Or., October ll. ISST. blood la kept to the hlRheNt notch It mercial Club will be decided by a Instant relief and refreshing sleep The old reliable Oregon Feed Yard for skin-tortured babies and rest for ly afterward and placed in the county- and have three children, The wife deteriorates rapidly; th!« I« true In joint committee appointed by Gover The Hereford gn»* nor Chamberlain and Mayor Williams Is not only cc (rally located, being tired, worried mother« tn warm baths jail. He. was defended by Attorney desires their custody and a share of either case. with Cuticura Soap, and gentle anoint Ben K. Davis, McDonald Is a man of her husband's property which con through this program unless new and of thl, city. Governor Chamberlain only three blocks from Main street, but it is the largest and best equipped Sheriff Tay- ings with Cuticura Ointment, purest practically no mean a sists of 160 acre, of land and somé foreign blood Is Introduced continu ha, appointed I. W Pratt of Port of emollients and greatest of skin et res. lor offered to allow him to sleep in livestock In Grant county. ally. which I, a heavy item of ex land. »’ather Quinland of Columbia in the city. We have well water and to be followed in severe cases lid jail last night, but the old ma.-, re pense. Aa a result, the pure blood university. W. C Hawley of Ralem. city water, with hose to wash your doses of Cuticura Resolvent. is fused the offer with an emphatic Hereford, are going <>ut of favor even 1 H. 8. Lyman of Astoria, and W. S. rigs. We have plenty of «bed room sATl «DAY’S UM AI S. the purest, sweetest, most speedy, per shake of his head: among the strongest partisan, of 'hat ) Gilbert of Portland, say, the Oregon and corrals for loose stock. There is manent and economical treatment for Mayor William, has plenty of room for a six or eight-horse 'Tve had all of that I want.” he breed, who are forced to admit that Dally Journal F. Hyatt, of Weston. Is at the Bick- torturing, disfiguring, itching, banting, said, "guess I'll sleep up town this they cannot possibly do any better i.amed B B Beekman W A. Mears. team to turn around inside the feed era today. scaly, crusted and pimply skin evening. I'll be back after my prop Henry Reed. Paul Kelly and W. D. yard. We can give you grain hay, than to raise grade, humours, with loss of hair, of erty in the morning." Frank Spike, of Echo. Is in Pendle either green or ripe, and though the Mr. Donovan aver, that experlence B l»>bson. all of Portland. and children, as well as adults. ton on business. Und*r the conditions imposed by price of feed is higher, yon will find anl observation have shown him that Weston's Bail »'orfeited. G. F. McPheeters. of Weston, is a the Durham will «tani Inbreeding !he Commercial club the Modes must that we have not raised the price, but Five hundred dollars cash bail, de business visitor today. much the best, «nd retain the family I leal with Oregon resources and de- th cold schedule of price« is main posited by E. H. Wwton, convicted tained Charles Smith of Pilot Rock is a i haractertatlc, far more persistently i velopment. must be printed In some horsethief, awaiting action of the su than the Hereford. when the breeding ■ ::»»vp.per outside of Oregon, and a preme court on notice of appeal, was business visitor today. Feed Yard Is supposedly pure In other word«, «•ly of the publication furnished to declared forfeited in the state circuit Mr. and Mrs. J. P McEachern of the Durham will stand inbreeding I the club. For the best article prise, MILL.SAP BROTHERS Proprietor«. Aside Helix, are In the city today on a bus court yesterday afternoon, •re offered aggregating about 1300 better without running down and from the term in the Oregon state iness visit. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO running out. than the Hereford. , The first prise I, ISO In cash or a gold serve penitentiary that Weston must • • Dave Nelson, the well known farm Nevertheless Mr. Donovan 1» strong ' medal worth that amount; the sec- if captured, he also face, charges of •nd prise la the medal or the 150. as horse stealing in Washington and er. is putting in an entirely new stock ly in favor of the mixed breed. i the winner of the firrt prise may *50» reward is offered for hi, arrest. of furniture into his residence. OF PENDLETON. I elect, the other prise, are various NEWS OF MILTOX After his release on bonds, pend Robert Jameson, of Weston, preal- •urns of cash. The contest closed CAPITAL .................................... S 70.000 ing appeal. Weston was re-arrested dent of the Farmers' Bank, was in October 1. SURPLUS .................................... *130.000 near Pomeroy charged with stealing town yesterday, returning home this Itoium»! In>m Eutwral ai Itayton— There la no investment that Transacts s general tutnklng buw- Ktato Tre«- In-gMWtor Pay» Offklal a horse. He assaulted the sheriff morning. offers as good security and in M kF AZI» ness. ».iiliangr and letographlc trans who had him in custody, and escaped V i-it — l k r»»ritabl«- <T»ur»1i Dtntwr creases In value as rapidly as Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McEachern, fer» • •Id no san » raiolMv», New York. Since then he has been in hiding and New Mudearta al < <4umhia l'oltogr real elate. If you would be < imago atwl ¡>Tln< l|«l point» In U m - the matter before the supreme court of Helix, returned home laat even Inc rich. put your money In proper- — Mr» Itorry s>4tl Her Ito»hlt-inv “ — after a short business visit in the N'.rtliweaC. was dismissed. ty in thls growing city and «ec- county seat. ll«-mov»sl to \hmk-en—Itali a Nati Draft» drawn on 4Kina. Japan and Damages for Killing Dog. Ira llamber. Industrial teacher at Europe. tion. Ini— Ili- Foot. Mra Belle Lalande. of Weston, ac- Two hundred dollars damage, for the reservation sch«»ol. has returned We have choice real estate of Make cuitocUun, the death of a white bulldog named compacted by her friend. Mra W. C- Milton Oct 14—Samusl Earnest fr-m hi» annual vacation trip and is term». all descriptions in all desirable L^cy. to this place on the latter's way "Jack.” is what W. G. Sutherland la Coe and M im Minnie M Thomason, busy with his official duties- While localities, both city and farm asking a jury in the state circuit home to Heppner from a visit to on Wedhesdav. were united in mar absent on his trip Mr. lumber was property, and ranches. Weston. court to award him. The defendant riage at the parsonage of the Chris- married al Seattle to Miss Bessie Consult us if you have prop in the action is Miles Kemler. who The ceremony was per Mrs. Hank Fanning and children, tlon church x.t Walla Walla. Rev. M» Kei.xie erty to «ell; is alleged to have killed the plaint Iff, who have been the guests of Mrs Ab Mo-ton Gregory officiating Mr. and formed September 1« by Rev. A. H you wish to canine. Ogg. left this morning for Spokane, Mra Cos will leave in a few day, for Spaulding at his residence ua The jury was selected this morning where they will be the guests of Mrs Franklin county. Wash » here he haj* Mr and Mrs Bamber then visited Unexcelled faciltles for hand* and adjournment was taken until this William Davis. British Columbia for thetr wedding a homestead. ling real estate. afternoon. The case occupied the re Mrs. L J. Mclrtyre and Mrs. Geo trip. Together they returned east ORGANIZED MARCH 1. 188». Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koepke of mainder of the afternoon session. Ingle have returned from Dayton. ward aa t»r as Spokane from whence Athena, are in town today. They are Ben K. Davis represents the plaintiff Wash., whv- they went to attend the Mr lumber came to Pendleton while CAPITAL ..................................... *100.00« The defendant's attorneys are Hailey about to occupy their new residence fur»eral of their niece Miw Myrtle Mra. Bomber Continued eastward to IraiiMuo a p-terjl iKiiking t»uvite»< — one of the finest In the county, two A Lowell. Gwinn, who was killed in Kanius Standing Rock Agency, In North Da- Interest allowed on time tlepcMlta. Following are the jurymen in the miles from Athena. 4’tty. Ctotboer 5. by a «tune falling kola. w here she is field matron, a po- I *<tk«ngv iaougbt amt -.kl on all action: Joseph Wurxer J. C. Prich- John H Raulston, of Adams is tn from a high building as «be passed •Ilion whlch she has held tor several prin»1|*l p»4nts. ett. W. P. Leach. G. M Morrison. J. town today. Word was received yes along the rtreet. years special attention given CM.IIrc- O. Hales, H Whittaker, J. Seivera. terday from St. L»>uls that his moth Silas Minnie Whiting is here from t>-n*. William Schremppf. L. Neff. Ous er was seriously- 111 at that place and Walla Walla, the g’J»»t of M.ss Kath- I leal >l«4atr Tran*f«-r<- Schubert. F. A. Gordon and J. I. Joy. he came to this city last night with leet> Dickey. Mis, Minnie Is taking a Laura A. Inman and husband to W J. FURNISH. Fraudent. THE NEW ECONOMICAL his father who departed for the East musical course at Whitman college. Wiley L. Vanslyke. 37 acre« of land J N TEAL. Vice-President. SONES A UAI.KER DI’TI RE Fruit Inspector Judd »leer was In j near Freewater. Consideration. 33.- T. J. MORRIS. < ashler Millon Wednesday. While here he | SOS. J. U MALONEY. Ass'» taMder DEITII Ol M A IMi/.ll R. NO COST OF OPERATION. E. L. Smith Purctia.-«“- Helix Bu-lnc-e- for John S. Norvell. Agetl Re*4<lriit IHc» al Home of ; ♦♦•♦»♦•»♦♦»»»•»•»•»»o»»«»oooooooooooooooooooooooooo«»»»»»»»»»»»ooooo»ooooooooo The firm of Sones A Walker, the Baugtner Near XuUn. well known Helix hardware and farm William A. Dosier, a pioneer rest implement company. has retired dent of Umatilla county, died last from business. E. L. Smith of this city night at the home of his daughter. having purchased the entire business, Mrs. Ed Dupuis of Nolln. The fun stock and property owned by the eral will be held tomorrow afternoon < > firm. from the Dupuis residence, Death The property included a large stock was due to senile decay. of hardware and farming implements, William A. Dosier was bom in a store building. dwelling house, Knox county. Ky . November 30. < > warehouse and four lots. 1816 He is survived by the follow- < > An inventory is now being taken ing children: Mr,. Burnett. Dr. W. B. < > and the transfer will be made in a Dosier and Reese Doxler of Knox few days. county. Ky.; Mrs. Ed Dupul, of Ho Mr. Smith will not run the business lin; R. A. Dosier of Werton. Ore.; but bought it tor John 8. Norvell, his John Doxier of Pendleton. W. A. Do brother-in-law. who came to Pendle xler of Augusta. Mont.; Sarah Burnett ton from Athens, Tenn., about three of Clarke county. Wash, and M imi ♦ month, ago. Mr. Norvell will take Lixzie Doxier of Pendleton. charge of the business at once, add a large stock of furniture, something IF YOU BUY A BUGGY OR WAGON. OR A FARM IMPLEMENT BECAUSE IT IS CHEAP, IT < > SwanMin's Leg Am|mtatrvl. not now carried in Helix, and will OFTEN PROVES TO BE VERY EXPENSIVE ECONOMY. AS IT TURNS OUT TO CE CHEAPE« IN Dr. Cole a few day, ago visited Al- I < > make other extensive Improvement, QUALITY THAN IN PRICE. I DO NOT PRETEND TO COMPETE WITH THE “CHEAP JOHN" and additions, and will conduct a bert Swannon at the railroad annex to < < > > St. Vincent', hospital. In Portland ' OUTFITS FROM THE EAST WHO ARE HERE TODAY AND GONE T0M0RR0W, AND WHO UN firn-class business. < > Write today for free Illustrated book. Swanson, it will be remembered, was | < > Mr. Sone, has been in business LOAD SOME CHEAP ARTICLE ON YOU AND ARE NOT HERE TO MAKE IT GOOD WHEN THE < > Cotambia Engineering Works about eight years. Mr. Walker buying the man so badly hurt bv falling from < > PAINT WEARS OFF AND IT PROVES ITS SHODDINESS. I AM HERE TO STAY. I WILL 10th and Johnson Sts., Portland, Or. th Meacham bridge in July. It was | an interert from him about two years CHARGE YOU A REASONABLE PRICE AND GUARANTEE MY GOODS TO BE AS REPRESENTED. found not possible to »ave his right ago. Recently Mr. Sones purchased IN FACT, I WILL NOT CARRY CHEAP. SHODDY GOODS. BECAUSE I EXPECT YOUR TRADE Mr. Walker's interest and that trans 'eg. which ha, been twice amputated, th» last time nearly to the thigh. He THIS YEAR AND EVERY YEAR. TO KEEP FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS IN THE IMPLEMENT <*r had scarcely been made, when Mr. Sones sold the entire business to has recovered completely from the ef BUSINESS THE ONLY WAY IS TO SELL GOODS THAT ARE A CONSTANT RECOMMENDATION fect, of the fracture of the skull and Mr. Smith. TO YOUR STOCK. GOODS THAT WILL STAY BY YOU AND IN THE END SAVE YOU MONEY, from hi, broken rib,. The expecta Mr. Walker has invested in wheat tion la that the railroad company will | YOUR TIME AND YOUR PATIENCE. A GLANCE OVER THE FOLLOWING LIST WILL PROVE land in Gilliam county, and will spend — .i —------- <_»— nf ( provide v-i_ him » for the remainder THAT I AM HANDLING ONLY THE BEST GRADES OF IMPLEMENTS AND MAY SUGGEST some time there, while Mr. Sones has not entirely decided upon his future ItftttaM wtih some employment which SOMETHING YOU ARE IN NEED OF. ALL I ASK OF YOU IS TO COME IN AND COMPARE THE he can handle In his crippled condl- I < > plans. “QUALITY” OF MY GOODS AND PRICES WITH WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN PAYING ELSE VHERE tion. • i AND I KNOW I WILL GET YOU FOR A CUSTOMER. I HANDLE THE CELEBRATED ECHO SEGAR BEET. Real Estate Transfer«. < > John McEwen. Robert McEwen Fine Specimen »Yom U. R. IJnle Farm HODGE HEADERS. BINDERS. R/ KES AND MOWERS. < > and wife to Colin McEwen, an undl- at I»r*>pain A Clark's. vided two-thirds Interest in 560 acres THE CHAMPION REAPER. W. H. Boyd of Echo, brought to of land In sections 17 and 20. town- < i this city a sample of Echo sugar beet» ■ihlp 5, range 37. THE CELEBRATED RACINE BUGGIES ANO HACKS. Consideration. < > raised on the C. R. Lisle farm, near 11680. that city, which surpaxses over half THE OLD RELIABLE BAIN WAGONS. The New England Mortgage S<-- of the beet crop crown in the Grand curity company to D. J. Kirk, 160 WHEN ANOTHER DEALER TELLS YOU HI8 WAGON IS JUST AS GOOD AS THE BAIN Ronde valley, in smoothness, propor- acres of land near Athena, Const d- tion, and general requirements for a eration. S2500. WAGON IT IS A TRIBUTE TO THE SUPERIORITY OF THE BAIN. high sugar per cent. PENDLETON, OREGON. SUPERIOR DRILL8—Superior of all Drill«. The sample beet is about eight in Contra< tM to Teach. Under the direction of the ches long, four Inches in diameter and Contract« to teach were filed with THE HAINES-HOUSER HARVESTER—Said to be far and away the Beet Combined Harveeter Slaters of SL Francis, of Phila weighs six pounds, and is smooth and the county school superintendent this on the market delphia. Resident and day pu- symmetrical, and judges of sugar morning by the following: Kyle Mc pila. Special attention glven to beets say lt will test at least 21 per Daniel, principal, district 83, near < i WASHINGTON DOUBLE DISK WEEDER. music and elocution, Studente cent saccharine. Milton; Mayme Ripley, district 83; prepared for teachers’ examln- If it tests this amount of sugar THE WELL KNOWN CANTON AND FLYING DUTCHMAN PLOWS, AND GANG PLOWS. Harry Huber, district 9. south fork of ations for county and state cer matter, lt would be worth 16 I a ton. the Walla Walla; Jeannette McKin tificates. For particulars ad under the contract between Grand non, district 20, Dry Creek. < I dress Ronde farmers and the beet factory. THEN THERE IS A HOST OF OTHER THINGS I ALW/YS HAVE IN STOCK, SUCH AS SISTER SUPERIOR. The prices fixed there are }4.5O per Mayfield Died With Typholtl. AXLE GREASE ANO LUBRICATING OILS. WAGON JACK8, DOUBLE TREES AND SINGLE TREES, ton for beets that test 18 per cent Engineer I. T. Mayfield, of the O. WHIPS AND WHIP STOCKS, MONKEY WRENCHES, BOLT8. VALVES, BABBITT, WHEELBAR sugar matter and 50 cents per ton. R. & N., who died at hl« home at ♦ extra, for each additional one per Pleasant Valley, 14 miles east of Ba ROWS, BLACKSMITH TOOLS. RUBBER HOSE FOR WATER TANKS, AFRICAN WATER BAGS. cent of sugar matter tested by the ker City, yesterday, has been 111 with BELTING AND LACING AND OTHER ARTICLES. I AM HERE TO DO BUSINESS AND TO GET BEST crop. typhoid for the past three weeks. He YOUR BU8INESS AND KEEP IT. YOU WILL FIND THAT I WILL GIVE YOU THE BEST VALUE CHEAPEST This beautiful specimen of the new has run a helper engine on the FOR YOUR MONEY YOU CAN GET IN TOWN. COME AROUND AND INVESTIGATE. Bear thia In mind when you Industry of Umatilla county may be Pleasant valley hill for 15 years. need poultry and stock supplies seen at the grocery store and com and ask for the International mission house of Despuin & Clark on Tulfortl-Barnes. Poultry and Stock Food. U m Main street. Thad Barnes and Miss Cynthia Kow Kure for your cow trou Fulford, of Echo, were married at the ble«. J. S. GURDANE INJURED. < i Thompson street M .E. parsonage last night. Rev. Robert Warner of- Aged Pioneer Thrown Frtnn Buggy SUCCESSOR TO UMATILLA IMPLEMENT COMPANY. flciatlng. Mr. and Mrs. Barnes will in a Runaway Accident. 137-1M East Alt* BL make their home In Echo. J. S. Gurdane, a pioneer resident Agent for Lee’s Lice Killer. Comer Court and Thompson Streets of Pendleton, and formerly state A Son Was Born. representative, was thrown from a A son was born to Fred Parr and Daily East Oregonian by carrier, buggy In a runaway last night and wife of the reservation. Mr. Parr is severely injured. Hi, head came in the well known Interpreter. •nly 15 cents a week. BABY’S ECZEMA THREE TEARS ' I I • EXPANSION SALE BARGAIN WEEK < ► I » Clothing and Furnishing Goods Department I • We’re at your eereice with a complete line of tla* rw-weat and beat of all U m * fall nu IU i you’ve seen thl* aeaMon, or are v» be any where.. In tito matter of quality, of style, fit and workman «hip, In a word, in point of all tboM excellences which a satisfar lory Hult ought ti» j »<»» m - ss , i I m - m - sfieak most eloquently f«»r t Item nelvea. i i i i • » > > I CURED BY CUTICURA Oregon Feed Yard Fortunes Made in Real Estate The First National Bank Pendleton Savings Bank IRRIGATOR Phillips Hydraulic Men's all-wool, tailor-made suits, new fall and uintor styles, regular value S12.M, *14.00, 815.00, sab- price. *10.«5. 335 men’s all-wool, tailor-made suits, regular value *16.00. *17 00 arul (Ik 00. you may come In and selesl from our «-toth- ing counters any of the suit, al *12.75. Alexander Dept. Store THE GIVERS OF BEST VALLES T" 1 1 -------- - ... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••s««« WINE SALE e e e • II ttl Mil lolit i l» io GO INTO THE DRUG BUSI M» tlTEll NOY» MBI lt M. UE UI»H Til REDUCE OCR IMMEXSE STtMK OI CALIFORNIA WINES. WE THEKE- 1'OltE OEl I.lt »'ROM NOW I XTII. THE .ABOVE DATE OXE QUART 10 VEAIt OLI» 1*OI1T OR SHEKKY, FOR 30 CENTS. XOT MORE THAX III »; Ql VRTI» SOLD TO ANY OXE CUS- TOMEIL MENTIOS THIS “AD Oregon Wine & Liquor Co NEW BOW MAN BIT1.DING. Near O. R. A X. Depot. PetMÍlecon. Oregon Lumber at Reduced Prices Bargains for 60 Days Far dar nt-it mmj cia)* I will «<-11 ail onmmxi lumber at $0.00 per Thousand Feet Plained Lumber at Low Prices B. F. CHILSON Ukiah, Oregon Where Does the Extra Square Inch Come From Money Saved Is Money Earned Take a piece of paper eight inches square, and cut it ac cording to lines In drawing “A." and arrange as drawing "B. square contains €4 Inches, the parallelogram. 65 Inches- A FI I I. QUART OF “OI.D TRUMP." America's Rest, for the first correct answer. V QU KRT OF CU ATE 11 YQI EM For the second correct answer. A QU MIT OU KEISI.IVG JOHANNISBERG. For the third correct answer St. Josephs Acadeny THE IS THE C. F. Colesworthy FRED WEBER A Whiskey for medicinal or other purposes, as It is to find that extra square Inch, and when you get full measure for One Dollar, it is impossible to duplicate It. U IIY HESITATE? OI.D TRI MI’. OLI» CROW. SEAL OE hENTK KY. MCBRAYER. GRASSE!- CREEK. HERMITAGE. MERRIMAC CLUB. All Full Quarts at $ 1.00 DO YOU SMOKE THOSE PONCE DE LEONS YET? Foster (SS McIntosh 201-203 COURT STRUCT. THE FULL MEASURE LIQUOR HOUSE Ila- East Grvgoiiian Is Eastern On-gun's n-premttatlve paner It toads ami the |ieople appn-ciat«- It and show It by -heir Ubcnl }>atroiiagt*. Il is U m - advertising medium of thia sectlo*. :
