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been
QOODS al Alexander's, gl
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liberal patronage we have en- 8
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I wish their fnends and patrons a JS
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WASHOUT AT HELIX
ALL RAILROAD TRAFFIC
DELAYED FOR TWO DAYS.
Recent High Water In Vansycle Can
yon Caused by Chinook Followed
by Heavy Rain Damage Repaired.
The W. & C. R. train left Pendle
ton a little late last evening on ac
count of the damage to the road
down the Vansycle by the high water.
Traffic was delayed for two days on
this lino, as well as the O. R. & N.
at Helix, but the damage has now
Leen repaired and there will be no
more trouble at present.
President Joseph McCabc, of tb
'High Line," who spent last nlgl
In tho city, said this morning that
the recent high water down tho Van.
sycle canyon was the worst In th
history of tho road. Out of more than
20 bridges across this canyon, 17 of
them were damaged badly and twi
were washed out completely. The
damage was not very serious, how
ever, and with a couple of days' work
all was repaired and traffic again re
sumed.
He said a great deal of damage was
done to tho county road in the vicln
lty of Vansycle canyon. Many bridges
were washed out and the roadbed is
badly cut up. The high water was
caused by the melting of the snow by
a Chinook and a heavy rain which fell
at tho head of the canyon Tuesday,
The rain was not general and did
not reach to Pendleton.
Did you receive an
Iframed Picture
rmas ? If so, don't lay it away to get soiled and
but bring it to us at once and have it framed.
(make a specialty of picture framing.
f QR A ? P for SHARP New Ideas.
WVH AAVWM UWWl
ite...
do you desire to laj
for weal a? Elderly
Irish to lnsr. yourselves
others have done. Look
Id sec who are the well-
; the community. They
have Im sted In real
nail your means, buy
commence now. I will
partial payments, or for
owing properties:
(tb 6 rooms a cellar
1750.00
ptage and lot .. 900.00
h two lots 700.00
stable and lot . . 700.00
Htable and 2 lota 900.00
ffrom $150 to $300.
M lots 1200.00
. 7 lots 900.00
Pota 650.00
flats 300.00
III Court Street
Baking and
Groceries....
At money-saving prices at the
Miller Cash Grocer. Every
thing first-class.
Prompt Delivery
Our Cash System saves
chasers money.
pur-
ODDS AND ENDS.
wnmt
Miller Grocery Co.
623 Main Street
Phone Main 511
News, Personal and Otherwise From
the .Vicinity of North McKay,
McKay Creek, Jan. 2. A happy
New Year.
Mrs. Gus Hill Is visiting in Baker
county.
Now Commence your diary.
The river is up the channel is deep.
The mud also, has depth.
Charles A. Kidder is on tho slcli
list.
Mr. John Graham Is visiting friends
In Spokane.
Miss Ruth Kidder is visiting during
the holidays in Walla Walla.
Our altontion to tho affairs of Tur
key has been limited during the holi
days. The "Turk" is unspeakable
with us.
The fine new cottage, built by Chas
Kidder, for the Hill Bros., on their
lanch is near completion.
John Paydon and family have moved
into the Bryant home, near the Hill
ranch.
The last year's hay crop -In this
neck o' timber has about all been mar
keted. It Is now worth from $10 to
$12, delivered In town.
The new road lately opened on the
"Echo Trail" enters upon the section
line near the residence of J. S. Wheel
er and re-enters the old road near
the foot of the Isaac hill, being a dis
tance of about two miles. Thus avoid
ing the old neck-breaker under the
rocks skirting the Daniels ranch.
snonening the distance, besides elim
inating somewnat. the long tedious
grade.
If Teddy is so anxious as some of
his friends profess to believe, to
Knox the Sox off the robber trusts,
ce win use the Sherman law as a
club. It will settle their hash. That
law, wielded with his bear bunting
strenuosity, will do the business.
The measles, which has been rac
ing In this neighborhood during the
past two months, has left us, and the
patients are all recovered
bo. The eight
of Mr. John S.
with the disease at one time.
SPECIAL DISCOUNT
h 25 per cent discount on all Jewelry. Our optical parlors arc the most complete and best
. n i .1 1
$3 equipped in I'enuicton lor 111c corn ct ninng 01 glasses
109 50 tc
PERFECT
FITTING
LENSES
GUARANTEED
B .4U I ' fit
J. ..MUtiiinnliiiuiinimnl.HHi..:-
SATISFAC
TION GUARAN
TEED IN ALL
CASES
We art! here to stay and our past treatment of the public is our guarantee for the future
S take no chances and we make good every promise. Our business is built up on its merits.
factory customers are our best advertisements.
8
Si
GARRETSON.
The Reliable Eye Specialist
You g
Satis- f-
with another man she was walking
down tho street over a year ago,
when Davis met the pair and shot at
Miss Haworth, two bullets taking ef
fect, neither seriously. He was con
icted and given four years in the
enitentlary He served over a year
and made n model record, hence his
rarole.
PLATE GLASS BROKEN.
Rowdies Shoot Through Costly Win
dows at Walla Walla.
Walla Walla, Jan. 2. Three great
plate glass windows, the best In the
lty, were broken New Year's night
by some one shooting them with a re-
olver. One bullet was found and on
examination It proved to be from a I
8-callbre revolver. The shooting oc-i
rurred on Main street, about mid
night, when men and boys were dis
charging firecrackers and bombs on
tho streets. The glass is estimated In
alue at $450 .0 $-00 and will be hard
to replace, being French plate. No
Iue has been obtained as to the per
petrators of the crime. A large num
ber of people sleep In tho buildings,
and murder might easily have result
ed, had the shots taken effect In the
econd-story windows Instead ot those
on the ground floor.
Low Prices---Clean, Fresh' Goods-'
Prompt Delivery-
Are our trade builders and it is by sticking strictly
to these principles wc have built up our large
and continually growing business. We save our
patrons money and our goods always give satisfaction.
Martin's Family Grocery and Bakery
WHY THEY SUCCEED.
'RICHARD CARVEL" TONIGHT.
Because They Are for a Specific Pur.
pose.
Nothing can be good for everything.
Doing one thing well brings suc
cess. Doan's Kidney Pills do one thing
only.
They're for sick kidneys.
They euro backache, every kidney
111.
Here Is undeniable evidence to
prove it:
Mrs. A. M. Weaver, of 115 N. A
street, Cripple Creek j Colo., whose
ntensely Interesting Revolutionary
Play to Be Seen at the Frazer.
Andrew Robson appears at the Fra- husband Is Hi.nf.rin. on....... nr v, tt
-.ei lun.sui m me aramauzauon or IP. It. F. nnnxrlps rsivh- "nnnn'o ttm
Winston unurcniirs ceieDrated novel, ney-Pills are a remedy In which
iwcuaru carvei. as tnis romantic have great confidence nnd I heartily
,rau Ul leiwuuouu- aayB, nir. uou- re-enciorso what I have before stat
ion has scored a veritable triumph ed about them In our Cripple Creek
f in i 1 ft n n U-,I -i . i 1 1--. ..-. 1 i f
-.-. utxo uuucu 10 iue luureit. euruuu 1 nannrn. snitio (hrnn vaaro nrn 1
1.,, ..... n , ,, , . "t" b.u
v u.o camcr cuueavure in mis ciass uiem to our little girl, who was troubl
of dramatic work, and that has nlaced nd with
hi measlly among the very foremost A few doses checked tho annoyance"
nvi.ni.nnfp t - n f -. .hIa. .... I . . ...
wA1.u., u ,,,., 1UIH uuw .inn m a snort timo after a contlnua
prominently before tho American pub- tlon of the treatment cured her. She
..t. it ib oaiu nun. wunout a single nas uad very little trouble since,
.i.uUU, .a.u njr hwmju uy Air. witn mo exception of when she
Itobson and his company this season caught a severe cold; then thoro wore
.., i" Blar. i"ay "no sup- symptoms or a recurrence, but a few
.--....-, , .ci.vij.i-ii mui. was ui- noses ot tiie pills never fall to ward
most phenomenal In Its warmth and oft an attack. I recommended them
heartiness and that the success to a lady friend or mine some time
achieved during the 35 weeks' tour ago, who used them and was greatly
or last season through the large cities benefited.
"U u,c nf M, Cc. rA a.,.l. l 7.. .-I , . " ' -"' winmiuj ill
nearly " Bum i now uB i. nouse so as to have them on hand
NEW STORE
D. KEMLER & SON, Now Open.
Alta Stroot, Opposite Savings Bank
A Big Grocery
In a Small Room
THAT MADE
famous
r tabic use.
'.'rporled. luncbe.,
- sauerkraut and
near Poston.ee
It's the Best
It's the Tenderest
It's the Choicest
'MJEBCKE'S MEATS
Our patrons are always sat
isfied. We deliver goods
promptly. Our business is
growing rapidly and we would
like to your name added to
our list of customers. Tele
phone (Bed 211) your order. if
you cannot call personally.
Otto Miescke
n E XT
ohildrpn nf fi. f g.li, . c uujjuuuieu on me present in case or recurrenpeH. r ,i nni
Wheeler were all down S?!?. luf' j11"10" this is Mr. Hate to advise any mother to use
'7 i. m 1 .rr, wem. mem in ner ramiiy where necessity
1 crn cities. The production Is every- demands."
GETS HIS LIBERTY.
, . i"n d ucius in ror Buio oy an dealers. Prlco 50
nearly perfect as that made by any cents. FoBt.r.Mm,m . r,..-.,"
Bootblack of Walla Walla Who Shot 'KanIzatIon that travels. N. Y sole agents for the United
Miss Haworth Is Released. 1 "Shore Acres." States.
Walla Walla, Jan. 2. Governor' That dramatized poem of American llemember tho
Our stock is entirely new and
fresh. Everything in the Grocery
line is found here.
We invite the public to call and
see us. We want your trade and
will offer inducements in the way
of low prices, fresh goods and
courteous treatment.
D. KEMLER &. SON
McBride gave William Davis, who
has been serving four years in state
prison, a New Year gift which he
name DOAN'S
home life, "Shore Acres." that has ar'd take no substitute.
justly won the lavish praise of all
discerning lovers of the drama In this Chean Rate. W.thnnj
fully appreciates. Davi3 gets hla lib-1 country, still continues to bask In tho
crty tomorrow on parolo. Davis was
a bootblack In this city and a young
man of respectable connections. He
fell in lovo with a pretty girl, Miss
Elffle Haworth, but she failed to ro
clprocato his affection. In company
LET US FILL
From February 15 to April 30, 1903,
tavnr nf tho m.hlln !. a i ..V"V "u.,u')r l 1
... . ..,...., -,... ,o uiawiut, inclusive, the O It & n rv. .ni
powers show no signs of diminution, have on sale tIkot frnm Mi-.i
Its lone life, nrnnf nt l.o
has been one serW ortrlumph.'Tnd ! f&L
an are now wining to admit that this J27.50. Call on tho o n. A w iiUVXl
New Kneliinrl Mvl la fl, ,.t . I i ?.n tn0. ." & N- ticket
----- - v... s.vm.oi imo- aciii mr iuu particulars
toral nlav knnwt. In ihn ' 1 1
Holoser's Old Stand
r.KlEPU.Ol. E KID 211
YOUR BILL
FOR LUMBER
ORLAN CLYDE CULLEN
COUNBEIiLOB-AT-IiAW
U. 8. Supreme Court
REGISTERED ATiOBNEY
U. S. Fatnt OfHoe
U. t. ami FOREItN PATENTS
Trade Unit and Copyrif hu . ,
TIj Iik.it, N. W.. Wa-riihacton, D. C
We can supply you with
Building Material of all
descriptions and save
you money.
DOORS
WINDOWS
Building paper, lime,
cement, brick and sand.
Wood gutters for barns
and dwellings a specialty,
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta. St, Opp. Court Hose
FOR BREAKFAST
toral play known to tho
speaking stage. Hall Caine. tho
j author of "The Christian," long ago
Bam ii was ine worn or a genius, and
piedlcted Its overwhelming success in
London. Anyone who can enjoy one
of James Whltcomb Riley or Eugene
Field's poems, will find "Shore Acres"
a genuine treat, and both these great
ijuuib commenaea Mr. Heme's beau
tiful work when they first witnessed
Its production. Its
rSrel hrnn SfSoTKiS? Old-Time Buckwheat
minded, and to tho lover of nalure
The Queen Hotel
Now Open
The new building, 6 bv 80.
recently erected by joe. Ell, on
Garden streit, between Court and
Alta, is now open to the public.
Contains 30 well lighted, and venti
lated and newly furnished rooms.
Not an inside room in the build
ing. Modern inprovernents, elec
tric lights and baths. The Hotel
is directly back of of the Queen
Chop and Oyster House on Main
street, and the Queen Chop House
and the Queen Hotel will he run
in connection by Messrs. ,
Olson & Van Poymbroeck
Proprietors
Have Cakes
Made With
me piay produces a moat nrntr,,
Impression. Aside from ,
beauties of dialogue and siinnHnn
onlooker will find much to interest
him In the remarkable details of evorv
j - "D Btcmc ana pramatlc
production Of Mr. Hnrnn'a fo..-
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' S KJvep at the
...,..,. ..cuuuouay, January 7th.
New Century Comfort.
Minions are rialiv flmiinv u
In Bucklen'a Arnica Salve.
It kills pains from burns, scalds, cuts,
bruises; conquers ulcere and tm.i
sores; cures eruntlnna ..It .1
bolls and felons; removes corns and
-. .auuini K ijo.-B mtr ntnrA
-And
Pure Maple Syrup
THE
StAndjifd Gfocefy
Cqutt Street
Low Sellers of Groceries
Tons
! ; and I :
I Tnnc 1
J M WJi4 C
IS luat rerfivfil .nti.. - .
car load ol Poultry and ;
stock supplies at the ;
Colesworthy i
CHOP MILL
' 127 and 120 Kaat A1U BlTtt j