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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1903)
41 1 n t mux THURSDAY, JANUARY 21. 1903. Breakfast Delights.;. Mushes and of all kinds. prepared foods Pancake and H-O Back wheat Flotxr for yowr Cakes. Best Maple Syrup Oar Tea is the very choicest on the market. Miller Grocery Co. 623 Main Street Phone Main 511 II PIONEERO lift PUGET SOUND CHARACTER COMES TO SAD END. Pendleton Pish and Poultry Market 310 Court Street best. Prices Everything the right. We .handle Fresh. Fish, which we receive daily. Lobsters, Shrimps, Crabs, Oys tcrs and all salt water foods. Ranch .and Creamery Butter, Fresh iEggs, Game in. ..season, Produce of all kinds. Goods delivered to the city. all parts of We pay cash duce. for country pro . A trial -order is solicited. L. M. Lyman, Prop. Phone Red 591 Lumber, Lumber. Lumber. All kinds for all purposes. Sash, iDoors and Blinds. .Planing o'f all descriptions done to older. Don't place your order for Building Material mntib you have consulted us. Pendleton Planing Mill Lumber Yard. ROBERT "OUSTER, Proprietor anl Aged Indian Pioneer Dies of Alcohol Ism Was Twenty Years of Ape When First White Man Came tc Tacoma Friendly to .Early Set tiers. General Marcollus Spott, moro properly known by the Indian, name of Marccllim Squo-dup-Mian, an aged ami noted lender of the Puyallup tribe, died In the city Jail In Tncoma Inst week as the result of alcoholism and old nge. Ho was round In a help less condition early in the overling by Ofllcer Nelson near East E and Twenty-fourth streets, and wns con veyed to the contrnl station In the patrol wagon. His condition was so alarming that physicians were sum moned, who administered stimulants and did. everything possible to relieve the aged chieftain, but bo was beyond meuicai am nnd survived only a few hours. Coroner E. 51. Tirown was notified and gave directions to have the body removed to the undertaker's, where it now lies awaiting the directions of relntlvcs, who have been notified. The deceased left a brother-in-law living on the Puyallup reservation nnd a stepson In Yakima. After Inquiring into the fncts Cor oner Brown deemed no formal In quest necescary. Friendly to the Whites. General Spott was a man upwards or so years of age nnd had held a prominent place In the councils of the tribe, but ho was friendly to the whites, nnd hnd frequently been of valuable service to them, especially in the early treaties negotiated bv Governor Isaac . Stevens. His love for firewater was norhnns his besetting sin and led to his final taking off. bout a year and a hnlf ago his family was In Tacoma and left for borne in the evening in a two- seated wagon, all much tho worse for liquor. In going over a bad place In the muddy road Mrs. Snott" was thrown rrom the wagon Into a pool of water where flic was drowned. The others were too much befuddled to miss her end drove home without ber. Next tfar her body was found. The geneml and his son Indulged in more liquor, and on the following night the son was struck by a street tar and killed while driving home. His Recent Troubles. Not long afterward General Snott took an Indian woman named Kate Chronic Sores l-Arquetto to live with him. She hnd anotner husband living, who ane rlalmed had abused her. Spott and the woman went to live temporarily In a shack near the county road, nud had been thore but a few days In , . June when an Indian known as Tom- w- j . TTl A 'GOilStaiit Ur&lR ZJStl Railllg UlCCrS, Upon the System sltm, saying he wanted somnthlng to' 'at and he wanted to see Kate. Spott' . . -ource 0f worry, anxiety and cudle33 trouble to those who are afflicted 'old hlra she wns sick, Imt he could thera partiCularly so when located upon the lower extremities where eo her If he wanted to circulation is weak and sluggish. A gangrenous eating ulcer upon the tb apoc nuerwnru mm uio mory , f ricrlitlul siclit, and ns the poison Durrows deeper ana necper juuj us in court. Howard at once began an '3' ,. ' Bnrn .nntittn, tn anread. oue can almost see the flesh l.i.t Sn.,H . UVJUC iCucui.u y - " , I melting away and feel the strcngiu going ouiwuu simus .0w.s,. Great running sores and deep offensive ulcers often develop from a slmplo boil, swollen gland, bruise or pimple nnd are a threatening danger always, because while all such sores arc not cancerous, a great many are, and this should make you suspicious of all chronic slow-heahng ulcers and sores, par ttmlnrlv if cancer runs in vour family. Face sores are common and cause tin greatest nmioyance because they are bo persistent and unsightly nud de tract from one's appearance. Middle aged mid old people and supreme those whose blood is couiaminaiea and tainted witli the germs aim poison assault upon the woman, but Spott drove him out of the shed. Howard ramo back with n ' knlfo and Spott -.nn away. Presently Howard cnniei rut Jragglng the wretched woman. Next morning she was found dead with evidences of having been rhoke-l 1 to death. Howard waR convicted of man slaughter nnd sentenced to 20 yenis' imprisonment He is now In jiiil i-cudlng nn appeal to the court. 1 From the time or Howard's arrest! of malaria or some previous sickness, in June unm tne trim in sopiemnor Spott was also detained In Jail ns a vltness, nnd during that time ho got well sobered up; hut when tho trial was ended he fell back Into his old habit of dissipation, and has been hnpldly going to the bad ever since. According to Spolt's own statement he was born lr Stellncoom nnd was about 20 ;-enrs old whon tho first , white settlors came to Puget Sound. , IMPROVEMENT OF LINKS. Valdoita, Oft., September, 1900. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Oa. Sear Slrs:-SoinotMne like rials oama on my Jnitep, very small a first, not at all painful, but as it Brew larger and began to pain me Z consulted a doctor, but In aplto at all he could do the soro trot worso and began to dlsoharjre; then other sores oame until the whole top of my foot was one large mass of b ores and X could not walk. Thenmy.hus band, who had been ourod of Sorof ula by the use of B. B. B., said lis believed' It would cure me. Xbesroa taking- it and eight bottles cured, me; my foot healed up nloely. Zb. II eve I would have been a cripple) for life but tor B. B. B. 2IBS. O. XL XXNQ. What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises in the family everyday. Let us answer it to-day. Try a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre. pareu in two minutes, jno boiling'! no baking 1 add boiling water and set to eooL Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Rasp berry and Strawberry. Get a package at your grocers to-aay. 10 cts. INDIGESTION is tho cause of more discomfort than any other ailment. If you eat tho things that you want and they are good for you, you are distressed. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will make your digestion perfect and prevent dyspepsia and Its attendant disagree able symptoms. You can safely eat anything at any time, if you take one of these tablets afterward. Sold by ail druggists under a positive guaran. tee. 25 cents. Money refunded If 70U are not tatlsfied. Send to us for a free sample. "V. H. Hooker & Co. Buffalo, N. Y. F. W. Schmidt & Co., uruggists. A COMMON ERROR. The . THE BEER THAT MADE MILWAUK"? FAMOUS lHEQUAU.e F0R TABLE UStV . All kinds of imported lunches, hot wiener wurst, sauerkraut and pigs feet at KOHLER & GO'S Main Streets near Postoflice Same .Mistake Is Made by the Majority of People. It's a common error To plaster the aching back, To .rub with liniments, rheumatic joints. when the trouble comes from the kidneys. 1 Dean's Kidney PUIh cure all kid riey Ills. Hore Is positive proof. A. Ammann, shoemaker, of 1024 j Santa Fe avenue, Denvor, Colo., says; ."When Doan's Kidney Pills stopped an aggravated case Of Kidney com plaint In the summer of JS90, I made that fact known to tho residents of Denver so that others who had kid ney trouble In any of Its various iorm3 might know what courso to pursuo to get relief. Tho opinion then expressed Is the snmo today, as It waa when Doan's Kidney Pills were first brought to my riotlco.' I havo had no occasion to use any med Iclno for my kidneys since. When Doan's KIdnoy Pills affected a euro in my case that cure waa permanent." For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co,, Buffalo. N. Y sole agents for the United States. Remember tie : name DOAN'S r.nd take no substitute. Golf People Are Preparing for a Tournament During the Coming Spring List of Members. The golf amateurs of Pendleton aro working on the links that were laid out but thrco months ago, hut are as enthusiastic at the sport aud Its coming events as amateurs any where, nnd the interest In the game Is Increasing. The Pendleton links are a 12-hole course, and the ground upon which the links are located hns 1 been leased until the first or next 1 January. The members of tho club will give n ball In a few weeks, and 1 the proceeds will bo expended upon , tho links in their improvement, nnd possibly enlargement of the courso. The purpose Is to hold during the coming spring a tournament, with prizes to those who make the best records. The members of the club aro as follows: aiesdames J. It. Dickson, Leon Cohen, F. B. Cloptun. Charles H. Carter. F. E. Jmld. E. P. Marshall. H. F. Johnson, I,. G. Fra zier, N, Berkley and T. G. Hnlley: Misses Ida Thompson, Harriett Thompson. Edna Thompson. Nell Cameron. Mnbcl Nye. Maud. I.enore and Gertrude Sheridan. Stella Alex ander, Bertha Alexander, Fanchonj Borle, Lavelle Moorhouse. Jessie , Hartman nnd Miriam Strong; Messrs. , George Hartman, Jr.. Homer V. Car- j penter, William Keller, William j Blnehart, Ralph Wade, James B. Welch, Mark Moorhouse, Eldred IJ. j Waffle. Oliver Kelsey, H, F. Johnson. I Leon Cohen, Win Stewart, L. G. Fra-1 zier, J. H. Wnlfnee, C. B. Sampson J j R, Dickson, E. P. Dodd, C. E. Prultt. J. T. Lamberth and E. P. Marshall. or excessive use of mercury, are the chief sufferers from chronic sores arid ulcers. While the blood remains in this unhealthy, polluted condition healing' is simply impossible aud the sore will continue to grow nnd spread In spite of washes and salves or any superficial or surface treatment, for the sore is but the outward sign of some constitutional disorder, a bad condition of the blood and system, which local remdies cannot cure. S. S. S. reaches these old chronic 6ores through the blood. It goes to th very root of the trouble and counteracts and' removes from tiie blood all the impurities and poisons, nnd gradually builds up the entire system and strengthens the sluggish circulation, and when the blood lias been purified and the system purged 01 an morDia, unhealthy matter the healing process begins, and the eating ulcer or chronic sore is soon entirely gone. S. S. S. contains no mineral or poisos ous drugs of any description, but is guar anteed a purely vegetable remedy, a blood purifier aud tonic combined and a safe and permanent core for chronic sores and ulcers. If you have a slow-healing sore of any kind, large CC small, -write us about It, and our physicians will advise you without charge, Boole an illoca and Skin Diseases tree. THE SWIFT SPEC I FIO CO., ATLANTA, OA HQTtU. HOTEL PEINDLETO vuei to pe nd as good as ,nv New Governor In Alabama. Montgomery. Ala.. Jn. 21. William Dorspy Jelks. who on the death of Governor Sanlord in June. 1UP1. suc ceeded to the ofllce of governor of Alabnma and was elected to a full term of four years, was Monday for mally Inducted Into olIlcet The cere monlfK were the most elaborate since Jefferson Davis was inaugurated as president of the Confertrnte States Irjetthls city nearly 42 years ago. In Us Inaugural address Governor Jelks congratulated the people upon the framing and ratification of the new constitution, -nnd said that one of Its richest blessings was the fact that it provided for fewer elections nnd thoroby reduced tho amount of political discord. 'V 3 "WHOSE BABY ARE YOU." You Can Find Out the Truth About the Mystery at the Frazer Friday Night. -wnpse iiaoy arc you, rather a pertinent question, but applies to everybody including infant, Juvenile and adult. We are all more or less someone's baby. Our mothors', rath ers',i wire's, husband's, sweetheart's or lovers' eo what's the use? There Is always someone who has a kindly reeling ror us. But that's got nothing to do with tho question at hand, ir you aro at all Interested to know whose baby you are, why the mys tery, If It Is such, can bo easily solved to your utter satisfaction at the .Frazer Friday, January 23, when the cleverest of farces bearing this catchy title, will bo presented. John F. Ward and Miss. June Mathis will be seen in the comedy, supported bv n specially selected cast of farceurs. I BjQfSssBtfllX Ely's Liquid Cream Balm Is nn old friend 'in a new form. It Is prepared ' for the particular benefit or nufferers, form nasal catarrh who are used to Economy Brand Evaporated Cream Purer Than' Cow's Milk It U not a compound preparation, bu, limply the best cow's milk, evaporated to a cream-like consistency and scientifically sterilized, which frees it from all germs and leaves it absolutely pure. When you buy your groceries be sure and Add It To Your List For richness and flavor it has no equal. It is pleasing in appearance, of heavy consistency nnd absolutely uniform. We originated Evaporated Cream and make ninety per cent or tne world's supply. See that our cap label is on every can you buy. rTis the cap of merit the sign of honest goods. HELVETIA MILK CONDENSING CO. Highland, 111. Headqnartors for wl Rates $2 & $2.1 Snerlnl mt.. K.. ... 1. cxccucnt tuislne. Prompt Dlnlnjrroom Every Modern Conv Bar and billiard room in ccbJ Only Three Blocks from: GOLDEN III 1 Corner Court tnd Johnson Strwjl sMumun, urtgon, M. F. Kelly, Proprleto 1... m "...7 trt. .... ' , HEATED BV STEAM LIGHTED BY ELECTP.ICII AmorlL-iiii l'liill, mi en If I HoU lHiruur. KuroiM-nn riim. .".Oc. txp. si. MIkhiIhI nitcH ly wook or nionrB Free 'bus meets all trains? Commercial trade solicited I Fine sample n Special Attention (liven lountnll HOTEL ST.GEORG 1 CORNER MAIN AND WEBB ; nn atomizer In spraying the diseased I Amiifitino All 4 1. II t ' M.iwi(i4i;9 411 tlitJ iteming HIIU ' 1 - ., toothine properties of Cream Balm I 5a50BSS!! me ruuuueu in me now preparation tt aoes not dry up the secretions rnce, including spraying tube. 75 rents. At your druggists, or EIv nrouiers, so warren street. Now vorK, will mall It. Equal Suffrage in Idaho. In Idaho, enual suffrage haH eauaed me passage of bills abollshlnc .11 censed gambling, raising tho ago of protection for girls to 18, authorizing city councils to lovy a one-mill tax tor iree reading rooms and libraries, requiring, mo mree per cent of all school moneys to be set aside for tho founding of school libraries, and es tablishing a state library commission two members of which must, bo wo men, ana two others tho .president of the state unlversltv nnd th otnto superintendent of public Instruction. F. M. McCllntlc of the Asoclated Press, Dallas, Texas, won tho Andrew Carneglo medal ,for the best all-around telegraph work. Mr. McCllntlc sent 517 words In 10 minutes, establishing c record. FRAZER OPERA HOUSE BAKER & WELCH, Algrs, MARK MOORHOUSE, Local MgrV; One Night, That's All THURSDAY, JAN. 22 Myron B. Rice presents Mark Swan's Greatest Cqmedy, with, a Brilliant Cast of Comedians Whose Baby Ate You Headed by those .ever .popular stars, IilR. JOHN F. WARD and MISS JUNE MATHIS ;n 1 y u,a7,as "used millions to Jaugh, Built for lauiih St Sri,".? B,fy Spmethi"G tor the nice folks. PSee the pretty gtrls, the funny men, the event of the season. SEATS NOW ON SALE GEO.DAHVEMl.Pr.op- Elegantly Furnished Steam nl RiiHinntiii Plan. i, .....i half from den Sample room In connects ROOM HATE 50c, 75cl THE PORTLAM PORTLAND, OREG0I 'American Plan. U ,P' ? J Headquarter, fbrtourfcti and t3 tier.. Special rate md to fnB 1 tt all time, to .ho room, and i raooeru Turni.n "'J'-bs. lj PENDLETON" UK .QTAfiE LINE tn.mnrtf A TCP RROS.. P Btaca leavoa Fendle ton dal ft"! at7 a. m., tor DklaH amd .'"iSf aSS? date.: To Pilot Bock. 75c; Hto an.. n. in,, inn rriuruaf i1tyAK and ralUrO. H-W- w.um, w-. n Offtec In aoldco Kuicnoiw' The rBt Oreoonlan U Ewteji wwm fWw.v, - - and the -people appreciate -"- dvertiilng medium of thi