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till Continues. Fur Collaretts $4.90 Regular price 10.00 Electric Seal Jacket to close J 7.50 Was $35.00 1 . i ' . u a w . -m a a i a a a mJ a nil awnv o vr . j 'vr s w wnv $2.90. leaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. NO CURE KNOWN REPRESENTATION OF OREGON DEMOCRATS STATE BACTERIOLOGIST ON SWINE DISEASE1). :rdav vr.HRr ary i. 1902, BREVITIES. .... . Unin flra Insurance nn m ' - - - - u! gattai ai the standard 1. m for $4 !0. Cleaver Brot.' Co. rig rlnUI' ai oeuiM wiu . A 11 candy in the city. Tmtton's chocolates. i: to 110 now $2.90. Cleav Drv floods Co. BIMNi alHo granola. at wal jacket $17.50, was $3fi K atnti per lb., Nolf'a. mA A a .k . men rim is lor c i u nil- HinirT. u ii tuii oinui. ..- : tui wai" and country. E .T. Wade ncslveil at the Standard Gro- t fall stock of Walla Walla fax! I . fc . I! t L llll 111 i I I ' close at $17.01). Cleaver ' rw r . . . . in; u"" 1.- Standard Grocery hu eonie psck.i! iimery butter for mti per pound. Sue li. ii'ti'i or fine whnit of Adams Terma. Ilino to tilt pin chaser. Jam . s Dr. J. U Mtller report a daughter horn this morning to the wife of Geo. Haw. of this city. The Current Literature Cluh met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs W. .1 Furnish and were enter talned at cards 8t Agnes' Guild of the '-hurra or the Redeemer will hold their annual sale this year, which will be a "Rum mage 8ale." on Baater Sunday. FINDS GOOD TIMES. for ton vl.. .... at. . .. h. hhe. n runch of , V p. r acre ;alao 2000 IttM IS 5( per head. Eaay I I T. Wade. Ttudy kuows that money does w oc bushes. Why. then burn l paying IV for a aklrt. not so Jkfk nr ,l,,rl,.U - . KT.. 'uu mm i at k A under a store IWUme I take a pleaaant herb bpx! mo nlng I feel bright roni.,exloti Is better. Mv ays It a ts gently on the "er and Kidneya. and la a laxative H la made from IiUd is puparud aa eaally as If called Lane'a Medicine 1 'mv Medicine move the I jack day Price 26c and 6ne or THllman Co.. aole J. M. Gwmn Telia Boise of Prosperity in Pendleton. J. H. Gwlnn has been telling the Boise Statesman of the snn4 time: he and his fellow citizens are enjoying In Pendleton having b.M Interviewed by that paper upon the occasion of a recent visit to the Idaho capital. Mr. Owinn said that i'endletou Is destined to be a larger city. It Is growing rapidly, a- many a -"" relsdenc-s having I ii built last year. Then was a large territory immediately tributary to the place that wan very produrthe. Last year Umatilla coun ty produced wln-at to the value of frio, nun The crop va the largest and of the best grade ever grown In the county. There was a general belief at the time of the frost just before harvest that the wheat was badly damuged. and very few farmers ex pected to get ai much as 25 bushels to the acre, but It proved there had been no damage. Yields of 45 to 48 bushels were common. Farmers who had purchased their sacks had to come back to loan and double their orders. Coiweitiing Boise. Mr. Gwlnn uUu says that one tees plain marks of prosperity and that the visitor need not be told by people there that things are In Just the condition Boise would desire. New buildings are going up. und they are being occupied as loon aa completed. A large sum of money Is going Into the new structures, with demand for all thus far constructed. "Boise le all right " remarked Mr. Gwlun. in sneaking to the Bast Ore gontnti of that place. Professor Pernot, of Co.vallia. Court aela Immediate Action in the Prem- A letter received at the Agricultural College Indicates the existence of swine plague at Turner. Professor Pernot, state bacteriologist, and head of the bacteriological department at the college, has written for specimens and these are expected In a day or two. The fact that the same disease la t ported an widely prevalent In Uma tilla county." oald Professor Pernot. today, "suggests the Importance of taking immediate steps for preventing the spread of the disease. It Is high ly contagious, and there is no known cure The svmntoms are well mark ed though it is often difficult to dls tlngulsh them from the symptoms of hog cholera, a widely different dl sense. Plague and hog cholera are produced by different germs. In cases Of plague, the lungs are generally the seat of the disease, while In ho cholera the dlaease generally appears In the Intestinal trait There are. BOWSTW, acute cases of cholera In young hogs In which death occurs lie (Ore tin characteristic ulceration of the intestines apeats. and In sucit cases there is usually present a con siderable congestion of the lungs which, upon a cursory examination, ia llabl. to lead to the belief that the disease is awlne cholera. It some times happens that hog cholein and tin- plague exist In the same animal at the satin- time. In many cases, the title character of the dlaease jsjg only In- determined b micros- ,c cxamln at Ion. Hogs affected with swine plague soon become mopy refiiK- to eat. and appear to be cold. Tbev ohlvrr and invariably seek a warmer siiot. often seeking to burrow in the straw. If It Is preseut. A high fever Is present, and as the disease jrofjf.au ej the nnlnial becomes weak In the hind lege, frequently staggering about. The breathing in .i:t uli and ueath rebiilts I mm suffocation In acute forms, the disease generally runs Ita 'ourse In s lew hours If there were leniedles. application in most eases would be impossible for lack of time Vhetiever. at lejst in Inhct.i' lrft Itles. a hoi: shown BlgQj of sickness, it should be at on separate'' li ni the othei tags, the t'liiaiiilng hug a not affc, ted should be tak en to other quarters If allowed to remain on the same prontMg where the disease appeared they are. of ourse. subject to the same Infec tion. Ii. I' d. on may i c gf , Ither through food or water supply. The water sup ply In lafected districts should by all means be changed The germs of tin- disease are carried in water from plan- to place and may be transmit ted lout: distances. Before hogs are returned tu premise that have been infected the place should be well dls fa ted with lime, which should be brought Into contact with all feed troughs, hog pens and enclosures In every caae where the body of a For the Next State Convention Slo gan to be "Commercial Expansion and Advancement of Pac fk Inter eats. ( The date for the democra' state "iiventlon will be determined after he republican! fix theirs This the . state committee decided vu nt tin ting In Portlnad. Regarding the platform the coinn.it ttee did nothing more than consider live issues out of which pltUiU nn I b framed The Philippines will DC 1 cupy an Important place in t'n y I tana, and the slogan will ie "Col merclal Rxpansion and the advance ment of the Interests of th Pa Iflc Toast." Since the democrats have for years advocated the election of United States senators by direct vote of the people, it was decided that at tin state convention May's law be obaen ed and a democratic BOIBlnoe named for the position. Thlo ia c UikierM i he only consistent course 0fMl to Hit democrats under the elicuinstnuccs. and it also hoped that capital may le made out of it since the rumor Is abroad that the republican; ate afraid to name a man for the Dulled States senate in their state OOBVOa Hon. There will be K.4 delegates at the Hate convention acordlng to the r;i tlo The apportionment will be about as follows, for the figure are not official: County - Maker Kent on . . . Clackamas i 'Intsop . . . Columbia Coo .... Cr.Hik . . . Curry ... . IMuglas . . Gilliam Grant Harney . . . Jackson . . losephlne Klamath Ike ... , Lam- ... . Green's vote ltur. 792 141 .. .. 63 404 .... 83; 444 INK ... 1662 374 .. .. Bfin .... 421 14lf. 724 ... . 348 299 191!' jaesjia I inn Malheur . . Marion Morrow . . . Multnomah Polk Slieinian . Tillamook . I'niatiila I'nion ... . Wallowa .. . Wusco . . . W.i hington Wheeler . . . 2119 . 4lu 19.17 . 431 ,1111 .1011 . Mi 311 ir.4s 154. . 63K smi 12RK 241 Data gates 12 f. II 4 3 8 4 2 I t 1 4 3 1 1 ij ir. 17 3 Iti 3 41 R Mrs. Sophie Binns, President Young People's Christian Temperance Union, Fruitvale, Bal., Cured of Congestion and Inflammation of the Ovaries by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. " Di ak Mrs Pinkham : Kightrcn months ago I was a pretty akk woman. I had felt for sonic months th.it I gradually grew wi-akiM, hut finally I had gueh severe pains I could hardly aland it. I had taken cold during menstruation and this developed into conges tion of the ovaries and inflammation, and I could not hear to walk or stand on my feet. The doctor re ommciuh-d M "pct.it ion which I would not hear of. One of my ftiemU ailvised RM to try Lyrilu K. Plukliiim'H Vegetable Compound, so I ivc it a tiial. Can von im.iino my feeling when within two months 1 felt eonsidciahly hetter, my general health w. is improved, and my pains had entirely disappeared. I kept taking it six weeks mote and am now enjoying the best of health, thanks to you. Yours truly, Mks. Sophie DtMtt." $.104N FOUFKIT 1FTHK AHOVK 1. FTTF.lt IM NOT OBNU1 Hit. When women are trotiMed with ImguUr, KlipprMMd 01 paillfuJ meiMtruation, weiiknoBH, Icninii Iiom . (lisiluf nielli or uh v rut ion of the womb) tli.u bearing down ieellng. iriflaaiinatkin f Utc oTMrigi, baekai bo, bloating- (or Hatnlsno.), gatMval cUbiUty, ladlfMtlon, and oerroui prog tmt i. ii i, oi are beael w itli such gynptoma aj dlgaineaa, hbitnoM, laaaitudfl, zeitabilltv, Irritability, nen'ousness, Hlocplnnain'ss, nudanohoty, "all- onl "wnnt-to-lie left nlonc fc. llng. liliies, and liopeleswnes.s, in YaiuhllJ 1S28 Counties will he represented lit th. t.'-vt democratic convention at the ra tin of one leliKate for each 12B voles cast ly the respective counties for T C QrO.1 for supreme judge, two yean ago Major fractions count as inn delegate. WORKING ON TAX ROLL. A. C. hog is opened for post-mortem exam l nation the greatest care should be takt n not to drop escaping blood The terms of both the plague are In the Mood I. Spilled. it. in - ;im lit. .-rated tion hog cholera an 1 blood, and when millions of the for future ut"'- MEN WANTED FOR THE U. 8. ARTILLERY SERVICE. jestic Ranges KRDWARE J Clarke & Co 2,1 Court Street. Recruiting Officer, Lieutenant G. E. Carleton, Here From Walla Walla to Secure Them. Lieutenant G. E. Carleton, of the Walla Walla barracks, is in town and has opened an office in the Palace lodging house for the purpose of re crulting the artillery The preseut on e, all gold, at the barracks, is about 30u, and they want ! new men from this place If It is possible to get 1 1 .11, Mr. Carleton will be here two or three weeks He says that the re port that the barracks at Walla Walla would be abandoned is not likely to materials- Into a reality, and he thinks that It will always remain a place for light artillery at least. I0REHOUND KUcusburg. Wash., is to have an other bank. Organization of the Washington State. Bank has Just been effected The capital stock is 126.000. i extra stroug- Horehouud Candy stops the tickle in wu- throat. The candy is delicious, 26 oeuU a pound. rn Kudije I another good eating Candy we ua utha! r.Mtgfa btupa and New Cough Cure for your 4 Pioneer Koae Oeaw far chappi nami" ajid Vtn -, I.. ...I Protectors to Keep You Warm. KOEPPEN S PHARMACY. ,Slel trom Main Street Toward the Court House Teachers' Examinations. Notice is hereby given that I will Sold the regular examination of appli cants for state and county papers In nut house lu Pendleton as fo lows: For State Papers. Commencing Wedneaday. February 12th. at '. o'clock a. m and continuing until Saturday February 16th, at 4 o'clock p. m. Wednesday Penmanship, hlatory. spelling algebra, reading, school law. Thursday Written arithmetic, the ory of teaching, grammar, bookkeep ing, physics, civil government. Friday Physiology geometry, men tal arithmetic composition, physical geography. Saturday botany, plane geometry., general history, English literature, psychology. County Papers. Commencing Wednesday, February 12th. at 9 o'clock a. m , and continuing until Friday, February 14th, at 4 o'clock p. tn.: First, second and third grade certl flcatea. Wednesday Penmanship, history, orthography, reading. Thursday Writing, arithmetic, the ory of teaching grammar, school law. Friday Oeograpby. mental arlthme i tic. physiology, civil government. Primary Certificates. Wednesday Penmanship, oi thogra ' pby. reading, arithmetic Thursday Art of questioning, the ory of teaching, methods, physiology J F. NOWLIN, County Bchool Superintendent Uma tilla County, Oregon. Working 24 Hours a Day. There.' no rest for those tireless little workers Dr. King's New IJfe Pills Millions are always busy cur ing torpid liver. Jaundice, bllllousueas fever and ague They banish el k headache, drive out Malaria Never gripe or weaken Small, teete nice, , work wonders Try them 26c at Tall man Co s Haley Will Do the Work for County Clerk. A. C. Haley has been employed In tag ' ounty clerk's office and yesterday morning he went to work on the tax assessment roll book for the county tor the year and preparing the books for the collection of the taxea of 1901 This wllj keep Mr. Haley at work for tB. next 36 or 40 days, and after the completion of his work on these books tag taxes will b due and can be paid nt any time. Mil I' .mil I -in- " e ii-,i'in ... i. up,-. ther abould rvmentber thtw la one tried und true ranedy. FyiHft- F- Plnkliam'a VferatrtM. Compterim! at oiuv n-iuoves sueh tiDiibloa. Jtifu- i- ,.i le i mi ilirine, for you netwl the Ih-sL r razor Opora House, Qsja. I aakar, laeafo aeat ataesujsti las, a Wsieh, Lseal Maaage ...onh: nioht only... Wednesday, February 5, 1902 Vaillfley A StiriiiK Colonial Drama. I'lnes 5m, 731 toe ii imi Baal gaja at 'l-'uiets iio'ok st..t LEGAL BLANKS 'n't: alogue of them. A full supply always kept in stock. REMOVAL SALE OF GROCERIES Stock of Groceries in Martin City Bakery and Grocery to be Sold Prior to the Removal to the New Location in La Fontaine Block. GROCERIES AT REDUCED PRICES ON THIS ACCOUNT. Sale will Last Two or Three Weeks. Sample Prices s 2 lb can Tomatoes 10c 2 lb can Corn, 10c. 2 lb can Table Peaches, 15c. Gallon can pie Fruit 25c. Lay in a stuck of TaM and Household Supplies during this aale at n u Main Street, Pendleton, Oregon W li! I I