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—* —- 1 I of Dili« Franklin an>i Churl«*« Htlck- lire also to be applied on the iame urrvuted at Canyon City tor the work. aliened larceny of a team ami buksy A very IntereMting entertainment belongiriK to John Graham, a Umatilla was given by th»* pupilM of our put>- county farmer. Th«* prisoners de Ik* Hchool il Wednesday afternoon. o ♦ Clare that they had been on a three FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1904 John Timmerman haw purcha® •«! ♦ days* drunk in Pendleton when sud- the halt Mt*< tion of land known a® *h»* ALL denly a desire to travel possessed B«-n Casey ranch, of I«ouiH Mull**r. them, and they selxed upon the first Thanksgiving • lay was approprlate- vehicle that came cam«* within reach. It ly observed In thfN place, the union chunced to be Graham’». tt \1 1 \ \\ \l.l \ I \< I RS1ON \«» \\« m >1 No«« in HoMon WaretioiiaM «»»rvice® at th»* UhriNtian church he- A plentiful supply of whiskey, the \\»*ll att4*n<ied. There were a Ho —I'earitl Timt Mill« Will Not llavr Ing I'RAIN ON 1»F< I AIDER I. boys declare the) had to provision the usual family reunion® and frlen I- BLACK TAFFETA SILKS Siitllvleiit Snpiil« lo lutai Filili U m * ly gathering®. them on the journey, and when this < ► gave out they stopped at John Day N«*»» < ll|> t omi*« In—l*n»|MH*ia for Th»* last beard of Jim Kern and Hat«*'» Will R»*nialri the Same fAerpt 3**ln<ii Kuarantwd bls« k Istlcta -Ilk». *1.25 value, «|*-<1al at Demand for a Regular Weekly Traill and obtained more. The Grant coun <.<aal l-rl<*«*~ in lift* W<*«| Art* Ver» Erwin King, they were preparing for for llie Hound Trip l'r«»m Walla From Walla Walla to IViKlIeton I» ty sheriff who arrested Franklin and •Sr ><1 Itrlqlit—Feo I lip» Are < <>nini<*t<*«l. a trip to Holdtnan. where they expect Stickler as they were passing rapidly Walla—\ System of Hebtttlng Will ami Resi- ed ¿0 bag u hack load (more *>r »essi \\ idespreud—Farmer- through Canyon City, declares the 3tl-hi«li extra <|iialll> Kuara»tw<i Mark taffeta silks. »I 30 valae of jackrabbits, coyotes, etc. lie Pul in < >|s*ratioi*—During De- dents of Small Tos» ns Would Grad- boys had a roll of blankets and pro The popular young couple, Mr and <sMiiÌM*r (la* Excur-dons Will Tak<* Th«* extraordinary wool situation in nail» Transfer Their Patronage to visions In the buggy and were well »|>e<'tal at ... Mr®. Ira Julleu. are expected to ar- Piac«* oil lli<* hl, HU*. 15th, 20(h and Such a Train ami the Regular Mix- I equipi>ed for a long journey overland. the East is Hummed up tersely by the rive in Helix from an extended trlp •Oc yd î .' h * «aha- black taffeta »Ilk. »|X'<lal al 23d—Sciwmr Grows in l*opuiarit). Shepherd’s Bulletin of Boston, as fol- in the East In a few days. They have ml Train Won bl Ik* Left to Handle sXTURDAY'S l.tM'AI.S lows: '5c yd been at the World’s fair at St. Louis, SI <HI «alite l>la< k taffeta »Ilk. guaranteed »|x-clal the Freight Business Without An-i and many other place® of interest, The situation In wool is a most re < • novante. Five weekly *-x<ur®ion trains will Frank Blair, of Weston, was In markable one, being seldom if ever during their absence. be run from Walia Walla to Pendle OF RIBBONS The fall sown town last night. before paralleled in the history of the «•arance day by ton and return during the month of Bert Marsh, of Weston, was in Pen trade. The driniiiul has continued ac is improving in The regular «veekly excursion train day. but a good la much needed I lecember. dleton yesterday. No. bo all »ilk double f»<■»■<! -alili taffeta ribbon« 4 1-2 Incites tive for so long a time, and this year’s from Walla W’alla to this city ami re This I m the decision of the mer at thi® time. Scott Bannister, of Weston, was in dips have been taken so freely by turn. will be run next Thursday. De ««Irle, in all tlx- leading shall«--. «pretal . •c y«l Mr. Hamilton of the Pendleton chants of this city, and the J. it 4 large consumers (hut there remains cember 1. as usual. This is the infor Pendleton yesterday. Tribune presented a proposition for N. Co. haw promis*-«! the trains. to l«e now in the seaboard market but a mation received by Agent E. C. Smith Benjamin Dupuis was in Pendleton run on the following dates, which small percentage of the stock usually a “write-up.” to the city council on of the O. R. 4 N.. this morning The yesterday from Weston. by Pendleton • « Tuesday evening, hut the "Dads" ap- have been arranged on hand at this time of the year. train »ill be thoroughly advertised in R. N. Stanfield and wife of Echo, ¡«arently did not take very kindly to business men: In fact, there Is less wool in the it. a® the proposition was promptly Instant relief and refreshing Bleep for the towns along the branch line In spent yesterday In the city. Thursday. December 1. Boston market today than is usually •kin-tortured babies, and rest for tired, Umatilla county, and from present Thuijvlay. December ». Ex-Mayor L. A. Erteb of Echo, is found there at th«* beginning of Feb “turned down.” Thursday. December IS. fretted mothers, in warm baths with prospects, it is p«»ssible that It may be in the city today on business. thing every Thursday. ruary. There is every Indication of a Tuesday. December 20. NEWS OF MILTON. Cuticara Soap and gentle anointing« made a regular THE GIVERS OF BEST VALLES Mr. and Mrs. George A. Forbes. of very large consumption of wool during Friday, December 23. with Cuticura Ointment, the great skin indefinitely. are in the city today. the next six months as the mills are The demand for such an accom- Weston, *Phe same »-xcursion ratei cure, and purest of emollients, to be / Eastern stur Eiitert*in«»—Ht*vi«al ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦»♦♦»+ John Reed was in Pendleton yet- ••njoying generally a good business. th followed In severe cases by mild doeea niodatlon train is widespread. and Meetings Will Be Held at tin* Pre^- vail that have b*ren in **ff' an<l the prospects are that there will the people who have patronised the terday afternoon front Weston. [two former train, ex« epi ii of Cuticura Resolvent. t»jterian < huret»—(TiriMian Ui- I of Walla Walla, from »hici “ Mv niece's little babv boy. two years former excursions, have expressed th< J. D. Marsh, of Weston, was a I* an excellent heavy-weight season ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦-SX old. was so badly afflicted with ecxema themselves unanimously in favor of a truest of Hotel St. George last night for the manufacturers aw the result deaior Makt*s Mom*> by Public I return trip rate will be >1 that he needed constant watching. It co ntinuance of the train. • »( the cleaning up of stocks in the I of fl Patrons of the trair Dinn<*r—< oluiiibta Tram Wins the J M. Hemphill, of Pilot Rock, »'as hands of the trad»- caused by the ex was all over bls face and he scratched It is hoped by the farmers and res- liMitball (■Mine <>%rr Waitsburg— I the <). R A N. Co. the full the sores constantly. Mornings his k’ents of the small towns in the east In the city last night a guest of Hotel ceptionally cold weather experienced I fare, and on arriving at clothes would be stained with blood, cr.d of the county that the train will Bickers. Ii»<rejt*s-<l lllendancr at Columbia. last winter. 14 all at headquarters at th» Commer and his face and hands would be cov Mrs. Helen Townley, of Union, has Milton, Nov. 2€ Mis® Rose Lu- I r’ai Association, where the difference With a large consumption of wool ered. His family never could take him be continued, and It is the general been engaged to teach school in the facing the trade, and with supplies clng»-r. u ho ha® iM*<-n th»* guest of her In the full fare and the excursion out. as his face was always full of large sentiment among them, that if this Alba district. reduced to such low limits, there is aunt. Mrs John Miller, h«ts returned u ill be refunded in cash. No trade sores. They had medical treatment, train were run regularly, once or Work on the McNaught ditch at increased anxiety as to where they are ar rars g requirements go WM b Walla. and tried everything they heard of. twice each week, that all the travel In <>rtl«*r to better wrvr <«ar cu-tomer- and She commenced using the Cuticura would be transferred from the mixed the new town of Hermiston, is pro to obtain sufficient stock to meet the Mr®. G. W. Qui«*l and her ©on. ntent. Remedies last spring and f.»und that at branch train, to this passenger train gressing rapidly. wants of their usual customers * Glenn, are visiting Mr. and Mr®. L- This Is to be an excursion train large!« Iiw-rvased trade, we líate established last she bad a wonderfol healer. The This would relieve the mixed train The buying of the past few months L. Berry. < and while the O. R. 4 N Co has de- H O. Newport, of Echo, left for his sores left his face and he was entirely of the passenger traffic, and it could home this morning after a few' days has been mostly by the large consum The Eastern Star entertained at 1 dined to grant an ex< andon rate for cured, and now his face is as smooth handle the freight business In good ers. and while the wants of the latter their hall Wednesday evening IJght i future train® Pendleton business men and rosy as though no sore had ever shape, without annoyance from pas In the city on land business. must be. by this time, pretty well refr«*i»hmenta were ®er\ed. • are determined tn make an excursion Joseph A. Baddeley was tn Pendle been there to mar it." sengers over the delays. The lK»rcH« SiM-iety of the Presby I rate. inde|»endeot of the road, and ton this morning on his way home to supplied, the fact that a number <ff M rs . L. J. ROOT. We Itave our own wagons ami hor^» and are not dependent Aside from being an accommoda- them are still In the market looking terian church, will ha\e a Christmas I pay back the difference between JXKUBXLXM, N. T. Weston after a trip to Portland. on tiw getM*ral wywtem. Our new will *x>n arrive, but in the people along the branch for desirable selections, and that the tion to | full fare and the excursion rate *.*ir on the 12th of December. Fra. 1!, 189«. Miss Josephine Noblet. daughter of mailer concerns have not yet by any line in Umatilla county. It Is also a All that is required to get the Mr® J L. Williamson. Lizzie Ham« tlie curantime we iutve leased rig-. the editor of the Freewater Times, On March 7, 1903, five years latar, direct benefit to residents of Walla means supplied their wants, renders er and Je«sie Williams attended a so I benefit of the cheap rate is to Mrs. Root writes; Since m*.« • ns to our ne « Walla, as they can come to Pendleton and 311 ms Pearl Hudson, of Freewater, It pretty certain in the minds of th* cial at Weston last r .gb». given by the I at the Commercial Association parlors •• I received your note of kind in on this early morning train, once a are guests of Miss Florence Davis wool merchant® that they will be I O. O. F. and Rebekah lodges. In this city and exhibit the return men-el > ami we appro-tate oir quiry and am pleased to inform you of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis, of The “down to bare boards** before the clip A series of evangelistic meeting® I ticket, when the diff«*n nee in the two better position Uian ever to wrve ilarm. Illg •eat eta»« of good» st the permanent core of my little boy. week, visit friends in this city, and He is now • healthy child with pink return home in the evening without Dalles, are In the city visiting with *>f next year becomes available, and will l>»*gin Sunday night at the Pres [ fares will be refunded. regular price*. and Mrs. Fred Crawford for a that to meet the needs of this country byterian church In order to prove that It is not the Evangelist Need- •nd white skin free from all blemish. remaining away over night. There is M It has been a marvellous cure and also a demand from Walla Walla peo few days. Mrs. Davis Is Mrs. Craw- I it will be necessary to Import large iiam and his special singer are ex- ¡intention of Pendleton to secure u .ytities of foreign wool. brought about in a short time after all ple for just such a train, to connect ford's sister. ected here Tuesday to assist in the trade that naturally belongs to Walla with No. 1. here in the morning, and Put it is r.«»t easy to secure large meetings | Walla, they have declined to • give other medical aid failed." Glen Nixdorff who has been seri- Sets th~er*i<*«t the ver tl Ceoeere Bee-irreC «e. give them a daylight train to Port ousiy ill with typhoid fever. Is rap- nd desirable »elections abroad except Mrs. J. M Bradshaw of Fairfield. I Walia Walla patrons an eq xal I show tie »in. rf Cbueo ea Coeled VUK JSe pr ra.**"1- Ow.meeL *. Seep. «e. Peso««;. L •»*»»■,«•. 9*—' Here- land. something they do not have at Idly recovering. His mother. who it continuously advancing prices, Wash . Is the guest of her sister. Mra I with Umatilla county points. h.-_wSo.; rerte. 5 See de le Hur i «ertro. Iff CeiwWSee I after the excursion rate from Walla the present time. a»« t*o«»r Dri« » CSrma* Car».. Se« rresnK»* was taken ill while waiting upon him. i This is especially true of coarse wools, F ■ Wilcox. ■S-SeaS tar -The l ul *,.™ Sfca Seeg~ vtilch have enjoyed the best demand ad < of 11 The Thar, k sgl\ Ing dinner served Walia will be SI is also somewhat better. : or the j*a«t two year®. yesterday by the Christian Endeavor, ! while the former exrursion rates from PICKING PEBBLES. A. P. Noblett. editor of t he Free - Seldom ha»e foreign markets been was quite a siicctrMfu! i. J fair A tout ’ all Umatilla county point* wtli remain water Times, is a business visitor to- : -«ell cieane ’ up as they Are at pres 945 was realised after all ex pen»»-* ♦n effect. From Milton and Freewa Will Take :!< m > Oarkwl« I'nmi Straw day He says Freewater Is llvely and ♦ ent. the war in the KaM h.»v|nr stim ha<! been paid. ter the rate will be 11: from Weston ♦ berry Bed««. that little change Is noticeable, al- ulated a demand for many lines of < orner tourt ami John«on Serreta F. Briley Is clerking in J ♦ N and Athena. 75 c*ents. and from Ad- though it is now a “ dry ” town. Pickers are engaged at the present wool which a e usually available for 50 »rent*. am® furniture store time on the Freewater strawberry Congressman Burton L. French, of export to thl> country. Th-* wi'oatlon. Jotinn i -on-C «e- SfsA- Iteli » ery . football game yesterday be- beds, but they are not gathering fruit, Idaho. accomf>anie«l by his wife, will in fact, incre. se» steadily in strength Clark wt on. Idaho. Method.«ts Columbla college and Waits but rocks. It is a well known fact pa«s through the city this evening en as the week« pas« by. and ho’ ler® of burg resulted in a victory for the this winter build an eight-room that the country lying north of Free route to Washington. D. C-. to be what wool re* «ab S here a •• re !u**.ant former by a score of 11 to 4 The •or.Ag«* with modern plumbing, water and Milton Is the rockiest por present at the opening session of con sellers except at advanced prices. Waitsburg team returned home this trietty and water service tion of Umatilla county, as well as be gress. It 1® perfectly natural, therefore morning. ing one of the most fertile garden Senator S Baumeister. of Asotin. that there should have been mor» or J«e D. I »ng of Inland. Idaho, spots. Wash j*assed through this morning less suppressed ex it-ment in the -rool a student HOW TO HULD A HLSBAND of Columbia college To construct the mile of experi en route home from a business trip trade the past week, and that tn their mental road that is to be laid near to Portland. He is an old friend of desire to make suitable provision® for aitd Mon tai mi Woota. Walla Walla, under the superlvsion Cashier W L- hompson. of the Com future want®, some wool men whould In Idaho. Ia»t yrar’« wools were of government engineers. a large mercial Nation a Hank, of this city. have yielded to the temptation to con heavy, a« a whole Rut this year the quantity of small rock is required, F F. Bramwell, field superintend tract for the 1905 clip. clip m b<ht. wo much wo. Indeed, that and it is being hauled from Freewa ent of the !«a Grande Leet sugar fac This Y as been done to some extent i number of I laho cllpa as com ter. The owners of the land from tory. i«asw> d through this morning to in Idaho and Utah as well as In Ore pared with th owe of last year. taken which the pebbles are being Spokane on a brief business trip. He gon and Montana- Never before, at ' kardiy recognisable. are more than willing that the stones Is well pleased with the result of the such an early »late, has the attempt The wools are better grown and. e _ J ’ " MalleaMe trun and llw k be removed, and the only cost to the season's work In La Grande. The been made to contract for wools of w we have stated in our market re »■’« cannot break I liar. road builders is the transportation and output of the factory was fu.ly 30 per I the follow ing season, and it is. per- ports. manufacturers have taken them loading. It is estimated that 300 cars rent greater than last year. M A t \ I“*1 H**e r Itangr-K Heal haps, needles© to state that these con- very eagerly. It Is contended that, of the pebbles will be required. Mrs. A. luting and son. Alfred, re tracts have In a number of cases been relatively the Idaho wools should t»xli w . hm I and cuaL a turned this morning from a four made at very high prices, site you to call and e ha««e netted more money to the grow Tbc best kaowa ¡nz ’ r to taamed t-*. IN POLICE COURT. weeks* visit to the St. Louis fair and The conservative members of the er this year than they actually did the «ame before ujlng ©e*.w is to he bi the nosbaad *.* the the ©tates of Missouri and Kansas trade. however, regret this tendency, But. next year, they may be as good lover—bv ctorerfalne*® of d:«yx*»;t. «4 pa- Unnvually Light Docket for the Day They highly enjoyed the trip, but saw as It indicates to their minds the In <w they may be as bad or even worse t'tnec aad keept*< yoar yoathfu! no country that pleased them so well crease of a speculative spirit, which. than they were last year. Last year Of coarw a great marsy women are ban«!: After. No Cost of Operation to which womets are as Umatilla county, J. M Hartwell If continued, may result In a scramble the Montana wools were very heavy capped by tD*»*e The way was »0 bad for Jim Bad- The ecm*t«otly rrcumog tremble« Writs today tor Ina illustrated booklet Mrs for the clip of next year, even before and in some sections shorter than heir roads. an Indian, that even with a and wife. who accompanied which aTÜict her are apt to a Columbia Engineering Works plentiful supply of Thankariving booxe Laing and son. have not yet returned It is off the sheep's back. usual, but this year they are of much dt*po*iti<m. DC3GUMJCM and a bcc'vuded It Is. of course, absolutely impossi lighter shrinkage and better grown, a&tnd 10<h and Johnson Sts., Portland. Or®. to oil his path he was unable to keep Dr R V Pierre, th- «peeralist *.o croman « To Sink Arte-tan Well. ble to determine what the character and better looking and more desirable from stumbling and thereby to cros® Senator A. McDonald was in the of the next year's clip will be— tn every way. In Pact, the state never dteea.*«. of Bnf&do N Y . after a *ocg ex the trail of Marshal Carney, This primer in treating *och di**-a*e* found morning Badroads appeared in the city yesterday afternoon and closed a whether it will be well grown or produced a better clip. that ccrtjun roots and herbs made :nu> contract with Mr. Hunt for the sink short, whether of strong or weak sta recorder’s court to answer to the The same is true of Oregon, but a laqoid extract, would help the majority charge of being drunk on the streets, ing a well 1000 feet deep. Mr. Hunt ple. whether of h-avy shrinkage or whether these states will produce of cases Th:* he called Dr Pierce > Fa Prescription Thousands of «romea court, is an expert well digger from Califor light shrinkage, whether larger or equally as good clips, or still better, vorite “Badroads.” remarked the have trstibed to it* tnentv and it is put when the defendant had entered a nia brought here by Mr Thomas Mc smaller In quantity; and to contract or worse clips In 1905 than they have up in *hapr to be ea*i!v procured and Pendleton. Ore.. Despain build- plea of guilty, ’I car.not see mv way Connell and is now engaged In sink for next year's wool under these con this year. It is absolutely Impossible w sold by all medicine dea*cr* This 1» in». »ulte 10. 'Phone red 11»1. clear to turn you loose, and 1 will ing his well, eight miles east of this ditions comes about as near being a at this time to say.—Shepherd's Bul a potent U»«>c for the sromanly system So much faith has Dr Pierce id tts m< nt* gamble as any business operation tn letin. keep you off the highway for three city. Drs. G. S. and Era H. that he r»ffer* $w> reward for any ra*c of The McConnell well Is now down to which a merchant can Indulge. __ _ The marshal shall now guide day«. Hoisington. Leucorrhea Female Weaknesa PTolansus. your footsteps along the straight in i a depth of 514 feet and operations or Falling of Womb, which he cannot Government Building st Sumpter. Graduates of the American have suspended until the arrival of cute AH he ask* *.* a fair and reasonable narrow to the city jail.” A deed has been filed with the trial of bis cleans of cure School of Osteopathy. Kirkville. Other Thanksgiving offenders pun 90o feet more of casing which has county recorder from W. A. Houston Mo. Mrw T I>olan cf Madrid. Perkin« Cs Nebr . ished this morning were Frank King, been ordered and will arrive within a Mrve Ix«-nani. Formerly Foreman at to the United States for 100 feet wrote« ’I w«< cured of painful pm<MÍ* by tbe CONSULTATION FREE AND Pendleton. Now Da» Foreman at square on the corner of Main street me of pr Pierce • Pm *<e PmcnpUc aod two days for drunkenneses. and p. few days. stock MIST be rednord and is now offered ai le-** than IN M I LD. bi« Compound Estraci »»naan W<-ed. : think The exact location where the A lice I e McDonald, five «lays for vagrancy. Umatilla—Publi«* bciiools Ghm and Auburn avenue. Baker City. This Dr inerve • ne.ic.nc» the ben m the w eld " well will lie driven has not yet been regular prices. Ijots <>f artk-l«-- arc going at oat. It »«ill I«, Library I wa* selected for the govern- Entertainment fi«r the •Favorite Prescript tor ’ mikes wvxk decided upon and will not until blds TWO .1RRESTED. Accept Fund—Ike Kell, Resign, as Yaid- ' me,l‘ •«”> »“ »* erected In «re»*nen *'.rong sick «romea well have been received by the farmer anyone to <xxne and *rr Jo© Ila«Jrr from now until January first. • *« <s • zsifs* *T*V«z» deed zsall« a «> « >4900. A k it 11 no *ub*:*.’utr*f <r the medicine which work> | 1 that city. The calls * for master—11« »bur* < «»tnniic 1 Dcprcdl« Clutrgrd With Stealing John (.ra- who will give the largest amount for Hm<lUnt appropriated for the pur- wonders for weak women for he i* in it on low price*. a flowing well. The amount so re Dr Pierce * Common Srn«e Medical Kd- th»n*» to Mm'iuMMlLve Car®. lumi's Oulfit- chase of the site, while as a matter riser is <<nt /Wr on receipt of stamp** to ceived will go toward the expense of Charles Stickler and Otis Frank the experiment. Send 21 Umatilla. Ore-, Nov. 2«.—I. Kelly of fact, the property brought over pay expense of mail ng « m .’ i Corner Webb and Cosbie Streets. double that amount, the balance hav one cent «tamp* for the J*aper covered lin. arrested last week in Canyon In speaking with one of the stock left Wednesday for Portland and The old reliable Oregon Feed Yard City, charged with stealing a team holders In the company, he stated that Sound points. ing been raised by adjacent property book or 31 «tamps for the cloth bound volume Adore«* Dr R V Pierce is not only cc trally located, being and buggy belonging to John Graham, If a good flow of water could be se C»aude Kaye, clerk at the Duncan owners. The matter has been delayed Main Street Buflódo. N Y. only three blocks from Main street were brought to Pendleton this morn cured at an expense of about »1000 house, went to Walla Walla Thursday several months, as considerable red ♦♦•♦♦••♦♦♦♦•••>>•»•••••>»< but it is the largest and best equipped ing by Deputy Sheriff Blakley, Both there would soon be many such wells oi> business. tape Is necessary to secure a clear ti in the city. We have well water and prisoners are well known tn in this on the sand ridge.—La Grande Ob O. C. Smith. local manager for the tle to the property. It Is believed the city water, with hose to wash your city. Young Franklin was a son of server. Western Union Telegraph Co., visited next congress will make a generous ♦♦ rigs. We have plenty of -bed room John Franklin, who died in a house appropriation for the building.— Fenedleton Tuesday. and corrals for loose stock. There is in Cottonwoood street two months ago Sumpter Dally Miner. Robert Lingo, foreman of the day Weather Report. plenty of room for a six or eight-horse of opium poisoning. Following I® the weather report for switch crew, made a business trip to team to turn around inside the feed £33.(M ki | Tn» al Ijewiston. After taking the team and horses. the past week. furnished by local ob- Portland this week. yard. We can give you grain hay, which were left at a hitching rack In •error, H. F. Johnson : A fire, with loss»** reaching In the Mrs. J P. Fallihee arrived here either green or ripe, and though the this city. Stickler and Franklin drove from Portland Tuesday to join her vicinity of >35.000. last night com Max. Min R Importers. Krrvdrr. ami Dealer» in price of feed is higher, you will find to Canyon City. The prisoners give November 19 husband, who is employed In the O. pletely destroyer the stock of furni .......... 54 20 that we have not raised the price, but no explanation concerning their con- November 20 .......... «5 ture of Bagley a - Mlnlter and the R. de N. office at this place. 51 th eold schedule of prices is main duct. Some of our young people are con stock of C. G. Kress, jeweler, gutted November 21 .... 4< tallied. templating organizing a home talent the lower floor of the Dili building, November 22 .......... <5 49 occupied by those stores and caused TOWN OF HERMISTON. draamtic club. November 23 .......... 5« 33 Feed Yard much water and smoke to damage November 24 .......... 53 An entertainment was given 24 Wed- MILLSAP BROTHERS. Proprietors. Plat of Town 33 .Mik*« West of Pen November 25 .40 35 .0« in nesday evening by the public school the stork of the Ninneman Hardware children for the benefit of the school Company, occupying the ad joining tileton Is Filed. library, A large and appreciative au- lower floor <»f the Eichenberger build Waived Esaminatloii. Hermiston is the name of the latest 4 I s. WE < 4Y I I\ IT Georg»* D. Ditty, who waw arrested dience attended and a neat sum was ing on East Main street. Some smoke addition to the towns of Umatilla damag»* also resulted to the Eichen If It's fixable at all. Your watch or In South Dakota charged with the added to the library fund. county. This village was created this OF PENDLETON. l-argv Importation Just Rewired. Considerable depredation» to mer- berger building, and the lA*w|ston ho jewelry we mean, of course, we can morning, when a plat of the town larceny of a horse, the property of David McCarty, of this county, was chandise cam are reported between tel, owne<1 by Oliver Johnson, and not repair a watch that has. been site was filed with the recorder of CAPITAL, SUPPLUS AND UN arraigned in the justice • court this here and The Dalles, supposed to which occupied a large portion of the through a stone crusher, but we can DIVIDED PROFITS ..........»200.000 conveyances. We ha,e pucluxscd Uw ORlXMlN I FED YARD, wlwra we upper floors of the Dlll-Elchenberger come near It. preliminary be done by hoboes. morning. He waived Hermiston Is situated in the north- u»e «.,» .H*. ,M*rni.ne„« Iwml tuarter». and nera. Bagley 4 Mlnlter and Mr. block. Ike Kelly has resigned a. i examination and was i admitted to yardmas- OUR REPAIR DEPVRT.MENT ««Ported h.w^.- All ho^ *dd b, u« ari Exchange and telegraphic trans west quarter of the southwest quarter bail In the sum of SI<100. Carter 4 ter and Steve Leonard, nlght yard- Kress will suffer quite severe losses is really where we shine. It takes Exchange and telegraphic trans of section 11. township 4, north of Raley are attorneys for ih* defend man, has taken hiw place, Mr. Leon- above their Insurance, but the other knowledge and skill to work as we do fers sold on San irancGco, New York, range 28 east of the Willamette me ant. We invite the publk* to.-mi antl examine the Iwautiful lx«es ard I m succeeded by Joe McCullough. losses tire adequately covered by In- it. W’e therefore take special pride Chicag«, and principal poLnts in the ridian. The present O. R. 4 N. sta MX» have for «le. surance. Lewiston Tribune. In doing repairing, and wish you tion of Maxwell is embraced In the Northwest. <H*<»rgv Ditty in Jail. lll.l IX IIM’PEXIXGS would give us an opportunity to show Drafts drawn on China, Japan and plat of the town. The place Is about t'hun-li Building for Theater. Sheriff T. D. Taylor ha® returned our .skill. M<»derate prices In all cases. 35 miles west of Pendleton. Europe. M. B. Goldstein. b««ck«*d by a strong from hl« long journey after George Rola-rt Grant llaa Ibircllaarxl Pntp- The plat of the town site was filed Makes collections on reasonable Winslow Ditty, wanted on a charge of horse < rty Near Seattle*—-Cemetery la to company of local people, has leased by H. R. Newport and J. S. Skinner, terms. Jewvler. the old M. E. church property on stealing. and the prisoner is now In residents of Lewiston. He F.nlurg<il unti Improved—l*ub- Eighth and Bannock from Johnson Near Poatottlce. th»* county jail awaiting examination. ..................................................... »♦♦................... ♦............... Ill HI II III I LENI ANKENY, President. •w llc St-lMMil Entertainment—Half and Parsons, and will open a first- apprehended at Shaw Ditty was WESTON WILL HELP. W. F. MATLOCK, Vice-President. Section of I jiik I Change*« Hands— class vaudeville theater. The interior Creek. 8. D. He Is charged with steal- SCHOOL FOR G. M. RICE, Cashier. Thv crime Is alleged to ♦*»♦♦♦ I 111 I <♦ Ex|M*xf<sl Home From World's Fair »111 be entirely remodeled, and the S. H. For«diaw F'lnds Great Interest in ing horses, auditorium seated with opera chairs, place last May. have taken — A G« mm I Rain la Needed. the County Exhibit for t>M* l/CUi*« a good stage «-reeled, etc. The west Wanted -One hundred head of un and < lark Fair. Helix, Nov. 25.—The annual elec- room of the building will be fitted broke horses. I am located for the Mixed Blood Anratrd. S. H. Forshaw, who has been over Charles Bellinger, a mixed-blood, tion of the city of Helix will be held up for the overflow crowd, awaiting winter at the Dutc’. Henry feed yard, the east end of the county in the in* was arrested this morning by Dep Monday, December 12. at which tiny? the end of •« performance, before be ORGANIZED MARCH 1, 1»89. corner of Alta and Lllleth streets. terest of the Lewis and Clark exhibit uty Marshal Jacob Proebstel, charg there are to be three councilmen« a ing admitted to the theater.—Boise where I conduct a first-class training to offer you the best the CAPITAL ................................ »100/00 from Umatilla county, is highly elated ed «vlth selling liquor to allotment recorder and a treasurer elected. Capital News. ind sale stable. If you want to buy market affords in the way Transacts a general banking business. over the prospects for a good agricul Indians. He will be given prelimi Robert Grant, who recently sold « horse I will take your order and se of meats And our prices, Interest allowed o*> time deposits. tural and horticultural exhibit from nary examination this nfternoon be hlM ranch near this place and moved New Catholic Church. you know, are always the lect the best horse for you. or If you Exchange bought and sold on all that section of the county. with hl« family to »Seattle, has pur The Roman Catholics «» ’ 111 lay the fore United States Court Commission lowest. We I han die only have a horse to sell I am well ac Mayor 8. A. Barnes of Weston. er John Hailey, Jr. principal pointa. chased a ranch near that city. foundation In a few weeks for a large quainted with the best buyers. I am prime stock. Quality and Special attention given collec- twk especial pains to assist Mr. For- At a special meeting of the city new church building In Downs. The well equipped to break and handle quantity guaranteed, Ft rat shaw, and from the present prospects tlon.s. council it was decided to purcha.** of edifice «»111 be erected on Main street, any horse from the finest blooded Boys Were Fined. class mutton, veal, pork some of the best exhibits to be found The two boys arrested yesterday W. M Scott, hi« Interest In the Helhc two blocks front the business portion, «tock to the wildest and most desper and poultry equally low. In the county will come from that en morning, were fined »10 W. J. FURNISH, President. each for cemetery* Also certain land© adjoin and work will proceed as fast as pos ate broncho. There Is no horse but Can't do better anywhere, terprising community. J. Ji. TEAL, Vice-President. disorderly conduct. Recorder Fits ing said cemetery on the west; price sible. At present the Catholics have can be broke and be made to drive Baek at my old stand ___ _____ on T. J. MORRIS, Cashier. Gerald. In passing sentence, deliver S2S0. When the transfer ha® been no church here, and the new one will >r work nicely If he be handled cor Alt t street, opposite Saving« J. W. MALONEY, Aae’t Ca s hier. PLEAD DRUNKENNESS. formally made the city be a much needed advancement for will have the ed a severe lecture to them. Bank. rectly. I have broke one hundred and grounds cleaned up. A new fence the town.—Downs Dispatch. twenty-tliree head In Pendleton, som^ OLD NEW8PAPKBB—TO PUT URDU Novel Defense for the Tlieft of a The expectation Is that the North will be built and th»* property im- carpets, on shelves, walls or for wrap of which had become desperadoes. I Buggy an<l Team. The new building for a general guarantee satisfaction in every case ping purposes Old newspapers la largt ern Pacific will put on a night train I roved in many other reMpects. q. bond lea of 100 each at 23 cents a band!« One long drunk. extending for very soon In both directions between TV. Hewitt Is now circulating a nun- poatofflce In the City of Mexico, is at the EAST OREGONIAN ortca. Peadle more than 150 miles, is the defense Lee Kennard scription paper, the proceeds of which to cost »3.000.000. Lewiston and Spokane ton. Oregon. Matchless Offerings IN DEPARTMENTS Prices Sharply Reduced SALE With Itching, Burning, Scaly Humors of the Skin ><* SALE And Genti* Applications Of Cuticura Ointment. i » Alexander Dept. Store Prompt Delivery I Our Own Delivery STANDARD Grocery Company Irrigator Phillips Hydraulic Ram I Monarch ¿Ot Ranges T. C. TAYLOR The Hardware Man I Osteopaths GOING OUT OF BUSINESS «•«••••••••••••••••••••••« Oregon Feed Yard JOE BASLER A.C.RUBY&CO Percheron, English Shire, Bel gians, German and French Coach Horses, also Mammoth Jacks The First National Bank Brothers Pendleton Savings Bank TRAINING HORSES A. C. RUBY & CO We’re in a Position PERRY HOUSER