5 I Men's Furnisnings HELIX HAPPENINGS AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE. Men's Cotton Ribbed Underwear, heavy weight in natural, """' emu uiuc, Lciuu ou cenxs- Men's Sox, black and tan, at 10 cents and 15 emits. Men's fancy Half Hose, new patterns, 15 sonts and 25 cents. Shirts, stiff bosoms, reduced in nrice. 50 cnntn nun" 7R nonto Golf Shirts, trood natterns ami cnprinl rn rrc vcuio uuu px UU, New stock of Gloves, 25 cents to $1.58. Black sateen Shirts, 50 cents and 75 cents. Suspenders, 25 cents, 50 cents and 75 cents. Reductions in Men's and Boys' Sweaters. LELAND RICHMOND IS VERY ILL WITH MEASLES, Rev. Hugulet and W. C. Kern Also on the Sick Lfst Charles Alspach Returns From Missouri Basket So cial Largely Attended. Helix. .-March 3. ,. D. Smith re ceived a message yesterday summon Bae &, Daley One-Price Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers ! Wasco County Discusses the Fruit growing Industry. The Dalles, March 4. An agricul tural Institute Is In session at Hood Ulver and among other questions dis cussed will be that of how to fertilize orchard soil by growing forage plants and turning them under the sod. This is a question that has been very largely given attention 1U the East and Middle Western states and is considered of great importance. The j old-time story of tho tree pests will i also be gone over. Among those In Ing him to the bedside Of )i1k fntlior A. H. Smith, of Pendleton who Is I imumIance are Dr. James WIthyconi thought to be very low ' I1'0, (llrector of the Oregon Agricultu re. Smith was called from Pontile-! !"nI ColIego at Corvallis; Professor A. ton yesterday to consult with rr Kins''. stnte chemist; Professor n. uruiey. suite entomologist, and uriswold over the case of Leland Hichmond. the young son of P. H. Richmond, who is very ill with mea sles. ' Itev." Hugulet is quite sick with ton silitis. George Knight received word yes terday from Pendleton H,nf liio .. uiarence. was quite sick. Cord ley. Professor A. C. structor. entomologist. Kent, state dairy in- m r rnni mm mi mi n jji J u WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1. 1903. GENERAL NEWS. The Ohio River has reached the danger line at Cincinnati and is still rising. The Princess Ivouise of Saxony has finally parted from GIron for the sake ot ner eniidren. The Island of Guam is said to have been considerably changed as a re sult of the earthquake September 22. Japanese are migrating to the coast from Hawaii in large numbers, owing to the financial depression in the islands. Governor Dole in his last message to the- Hawaiin legislature, declares that leprosy is being stamped from the islands. The governor of Colorado has call ed out the state troops to protect the scans at work in the reduction works. at Colorado City. The brakemen and trainmen on the wauash road have gone out on a strike because they were not given an advance In wages. Failing in their effort to have a new superintendent removed, the trained nurses of the New York Eye and Ear mnrmary struck Tuesday. Juan Rial, a mail carrier hptivopn Toas and Tries Piedres, N. M., was lost in the blizzard Saturday and has not yet been found. He has un doubtedly been frozen to death. William J. Bryan has informed his intimate frieuds in New York that if the gold democrats triumph in the next national convention, he will lead his followers from the hall and nom inate an independent ticket thnt win enlist the support of the radicals. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Pendleton. M. A. Butler. Portland. D E. Hall. Portland. I. H. Chris, Portland. P. Weidner. Portland. F. Butler. Portland. Mrs. H. S. Frank, Dayton. J. F. Walker. Minneapolis. W. E. Daylor, Minneapolis. M. L. Henderson, Minneapolis. Miss Roberts. Minneapolis. Miss Ormsby. Minneapolis. Miss Georgie Wood T. Cooper, Echo J. E. .Martin, Helix. J. Sam Cole. Seattle. John Nisan. Seattle. Charles T McNichol. Seattle. G. R. Guffy. San Francisco. M. H. Patton. Spokane. George K. Burton, San Francisco E. Lindsay. St. Louis. O. S. Butler, Starbuck'. J. F. Melcher, Starbuck. L. E. Root. Starbuck. T. F. Killan. Starbuck. reported him considerable lmHor in tne evening. W. C. Kern is still very sick, j Mr. Fawcett and family, from Vic toria, who aie on their way to Cana da to make their future home, have been visiting with Mrs. Fawcott's sis ter, Mrs. A B. Montgomery, of this city. D. B. Richardson has gone to Port land tor a tew davs on business Charles Alspach returned Saturday evening from Montrose M has been visiting the scenes of his L-iiiiuiiuou tor tne past month. Frank King and family, will move to their larm in Cold Sorbins tin r week. -Miss Nellie Herndon nrimn teacher of the public school, left for ner nome in .Missouri Inst nvonino- Guy Smith went to Pendleton Mnn nay. -MISS i'-SSle FOSS. Of Athenn 1ms i been visitini; in Helix lhe basket social civen liv the n.. ust. cnurcn last Friday evenlnc. wan largely attended. The Artnmc hms ! band was in attendance and furnished good music for the occasion. The re ceipts of the evening were $75 I ATHENA NEWS. If you are troubled with Impure blood. Indicated bv sores, nlmnles. headache, etc., we would recommend j MCKer'S tJIOOd E a r. TOhlph wn coll Dr. Smith unciera positive guarantee. It wll lal wcys cure fccrofulous or Bvnhllitlr pcisons and all blood diseases. 60 1 "ents nnd S1.00. p. W. Schmidt R Co.. druggists. Killers j! m S PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEW8. The Haywood Social Club, of Port land, will buil'd a $15,000 club building this season. Edward Lieuluken, wanted In Min neapolis for embezzlement, was ar rested Tuesday in Portland. Mrs. Kate Clark, of Kalama, Wash., is in jan tor selling liquor to minors, and also for selling to adults without a license. James Kinney, of Portland, has been sentenced to four years in the penitentiary for kidnapping Porter iet,t, a small boy. George W. Winslow, of the Willam ette Iron and Steel Works, was se verely injured Tuesday by the col- aipse of a derrick. A very hard specimen of transpar ent stone has been found on the rough bluffs of the Snake river, about 20 miles from Pasco. The Bayer county gran jury has returned three Indictments against the editor and publisher of the Baker City Herald, for libel. D. W. aud James R. Kenney are held in custody at Orting, Wash., awaiting requisition papers to be re turned to Salem on the charge of per jur3 Eugene Cottell, the 4-year-old son of Dr. W. I. Cottell, of Portland, was crushed to death bv an eleftrlr rar Tuesday evening, while playing on the iracK, Guy A. London, a 1C North Yakima, was shot and mortally wuuuueu i uesaay nignt, while playing as a burglar at tho home of Thomas wneeier. Chris Benson, who murdered Dep Uty Sheriff Morrell. nf Olvmnln Run day afternoon, In escaping from jail, was cupturea at Kima, Wash., Tues lay evening. Guy Erwln Moore, linn 1 pfn nhnuan y the Oregon Agricultural College to epresent that institution In the inter ollegiate oratorical contest. Moore s a Prinevlllo boy. Opium smugglers are active on tho lound of late, as indicated by tho reat quantities of tho drug dlscover tl by the police In unexpected places. . stringent order to hunt out tho of inders has been Issued. Golden Rule. J. Portz. Cheyenne. Ix C. Goodwin, Walla Walla. G. D. Galley, Portland. J. McCoy, Walla Walla. R. E. Shepard, Spokane. J. G. Helfrich, Spokane. C. L. Downer, Spokane. W. D .Marks, Spokane. A. Rayburne, Pilot Rock. S. J. Estes. Pilot Rock. Mrs. L. D. Myers, city. L. W. Dunn, Athena. J. Emsberger, Portland. H. Thatcher, Portland. P. E. Laughlin, Portland. Mrs. Hammond, Portland. Charles Austin, Spokane. Mrs. E. O. Baker, Spokane. E. A. Patrick. Spokane. W. A. Vaughn, Spokane. W. C. Prater, Seattle. H. R. Fry, Seattle. James Nelson and wife. Valley. M. W. Schryver, .Mount Sterling. G. W. Williams, Spokane. Sa mLee, Spokane. W. J. Moore, Spokane, F. J. Gardner, Portland. M. Smith, Spokane. W. R, McRoberts, Spokane. W. Hodge, San Francisco. W. Hodge. San Leandro. J. J. Wennston, Sumpter. C. Webb. Pullman. J. T. Osborn, Carson. G. B. Martin, Portland. H. Ij .Swaggart, Walla Walla. J. M. Swaggart, Walla Walla. J. Welch, city. How's This? V offer O n n T T n n .1 i-iwl Timlin .... n 1 ..... . . . . v . "".Iin lirnuiU for anv .iea nf fnti.h ha i. cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. r. j. i-iuj.-mui ac uu., 1'rops., Toledo, O. We. tll lindprfiliniftfl liava tnAn,n if t Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him Derfectlv hnnnrnhlA In all K., .I transactions and financially able to carry vui. anj viuijkuiiuuh maue ay ineir arm. HT:"t?Tl . mini i . a. tvnoiesaie umcrtfiutn Toledo. O WALDING. KI.S'.NAN & MAItVlV. Who!. naie jyrujjgisuj, MOiedO, U. Hall's Pntnrrh On ro Id tn b .n lHi.H..II. .. .. v.. iuiti linn j actlnL" dlreotlv nnnn tho hlmt coua surfaces of tbe system. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials Hall's Family I'llls are the best. Notice. Pendleton. Feb. 2C lsns Street poll tax for 1903 will be due in 10 days from date of this notice at tne city marshal's office in the city of Pendleton, Umatilla county, Oregon, or by authorized denntv Such tax hereafter to become and he aennquent. Whereupon it shall be come and be the duty of the City Marshal to proceed to collect tho same In the manner provided by the juwb ot mis staio ror the collection ot road taxes by road supervisors and uiu saia marsnai a lierehv mithnri. ed, directed and empowered to do so J. A. BLAKLEY. City Marshal. Sick Headache absolutely uiaui-uiiy curea dv tiBint? Mnb Too a pieasanv nerb drink. Cures con stipation and Indigestion, makes vou eat, sleep, work and hnnnv ?r. 'nt, and 50 cents. Write to W. II. Hook. er & Co., Buffalo, N. Y for a free Bample. P. W. Schmidt & Co., drug, gists. City Election Very Quiet Many Im provements Being Made Mrs. Har den III. Athena. March 3. Green Estes, of Athena, is having errteH n 11 o- nam on his nronertv therein -Mrs. H. W. Wh ttaker is roi.nrte,! ab somewnat improved. Thomas J. Kirke ported to be on the sick list at pres- MCBrlde & Co. nf Athnnn l.ov.n just completed the refitting and paint ing inside of their drug store, and R-l J. Boddy is placing a brand new set of stock scales in at his slaughter house which ' Himc IIUI1U3 . Mrs. Harden, of the ritv j.ntoi to reported as quite ill at present -Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thorpe ,of Athena, have a new girl at their house, born the 27th of February. Frank Mansfield, nf .ti,or,o .i iias oeen quite sick for a long time. n-muius aooni tne same. The city election of today Is going along very nicely, as far as Is yet known. There is but one ticket which shows no strife and a very nice mild spirit for Athena, and the up here is not very charming for farmers. It blew nil inv q..,i i.u -..- Willi a slight snowfall all day Monday, and It snnwe.l i.nlll nt.... n . , ... auul z o ciock today i leavinj; about five inehei.- r t.t m mining very fast. B. P. Osrle nf Atli sick list this week ' WH Newton Roorke. nf Plint pni. transacting business in Pendleton last week. Paris Graeii StUphur Blue Stone Arsenic London Pur ple Whale Oil Soap Tn wnt auantM'H. ,v 7 at very loivcst price F. W. SCHMIDT & CO.. RELIABLE DRUGGISTS Phone Main 851 bclipsing all Previ ous veiling titorts We've planned broadly, vigor ously and thoroughly to make this Spring the busiest season in the history of our store. For this season we offer a splendid gathering of Fine Shirt Waist Suits from $2.50 to $6.00. Fine Skirts from $J.50 to $t 0.00. Fine Shirt Waists from 50c to $4.00. Fine Silk Shirt Waists at $3.50.' ' Fine Woolen Saits for Spring from $J0 to $35.00 fine Wool Challics, all shades, 40c. Every Lady in the City should see the many new things in our various departments. Get a Ticket on the Carriage tTONSTOM INDIGESTION is the cause of more discomfort than any other ailment. If you eat the things that you want and they are gOOd for VOU. vnn aro ,llono.l Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will make your ditreetion nrfn-l -nrf ,....x.v uuu iiicreui iinTvvaia ana us attendant disagree able symptoms. You can safely eat ujri,i,i,B ui any time, if you take one of these tablets afterward. Sold by all druggists under a positive guaran tee. 25 cents. Money refunded l you are not satisfied. Send to us for a free sample. W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. p. W. Schmidt & Co. druggists. 1 AAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA..UA A A AAAAAAAAAAAAAi 1 4 1 Garden Tools and Seeds 4 4 4 4 3 -4 4 I have just received a full line of Garden Cultivators and Seeders. The ahove tools are the combined seeder, hoe, rake and plow. I have also a full line of Choice Garden Seeds in bulk Grass Seed, Alfalfa, Timothy, Broom Grass, Orchard Grass, Etc. Call and Get prices. T. C. TAYLOR THE HARDWARE MAN SI tAAf iucceUf OV ODK OKAIXIA' tkMU a own wttk Ba A Big Missouri Family A family of 13 Missourlans went Oakesdale, Wash. There were the na- ZTT " . lmpTOTa rents and 11 childre,1 . mA eHr X n were several nairs nf fwir, mu" . to rtJct3- head of the family stated that the ft0"1 C1 oldest of the 11 children is 11 venr J Opea n the jn of age. I dmltUd at any time; catalca Choice Reading 1 j PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE t j POItTUAJfD, OntCGOM I a. P. AllMSTHONG, LL.11, PKOICIPAL Gray?s Harbor All the popuiar works of fiction. All the new books that have pleased lhe public. AH the standard workB. Our circulating library is growing in popularity daily. It costs only a small sum to read any of the new books. Come and investigate. FRAZIER'S Book and Stationory Store Commercial Co. We Don't Keep Everything But we uo Keep tt good big Htock of nice dry Flooring, Celling, Hustle mid Finish, In all grades. Aluo all kinds of Dimension Lumber, in cluding Lath and Shingles. Our stock of Doore, Win dows, Moulding, Building and Tar Paper and Apple Boxes la complete, and any one In need of Lumber will not be wrong in placiug their order with the : : : Gray's Harbor Com. Co. Opp. W; & C. R. Depot mm mt mm uui h eBsnii.v-B i iiiiiiir mm lnm , mm -v.1SWi i mm 53i I r I tatata I mm We are irvino- fn mi i.ut mm I i 1 w ""xx.t- una uui mm Banner Month and in order to do so Hj """tug rare inaocements. You'll mm mm mm maKc money by investigating. I I I THERKELSEN'S PIANO HOUSE, I H 315.;EaBt Court Street. H On Its Merit Has the large demand for Byets' Best Flout Se?f!,i,r!!iRU12Vi0nly li,e choicest wheat that grows enters in to Byers Best Flour. It's perfection in Flour. Made by the PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. Byers, Proprietor.