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Clothing
We are selling all the
new things in Spring
Clothing for Men and
Boys at Popular Prices
Men's Suits from
$5 to $17.50
Boys' Suits from
$1.50 to $5
Baer & Daley
One-Price Olothiers, Hatters and Furnishers
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SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1903.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GENERAL NEWS.
Au immense How of oil wus struck
:yesterday at 1201) feet in a well at
-Hartford, O., In now territory.
" An explosion lias occurred at the j
.'military nowder factory near Lisbon,
PortiiRal. Several ersnns were
killed. 1
John Hofarth, of Chicago, who 1
'while drank shot and killed his wife, j
,'lias been given 30 years in the peni
tentiary. The International Sunday school
-session committee adjourned yester-'
day at 'Washington, D. C. to meet
-nt Buffalo In Juno, 1904. ,
President Ueoltenstoin ,of the illch-,
Mgan Diamond Oil company, of De- f
troit, Mich., believes losses by fire i
;at Beaumont are greater than given
H1L j
James Pleraon. a coachman in the
employ of Philip Stock, of SL Louis, j
la under arrest, suspected of larceny 1
or $2000 worth of jewels from Stock's
iiouse.
Sir CheiiB Tung Llan Cheng, the
Golden Rule,
, D. D. Warner, Portland.
N. Ford, Portland.
George F. AlcAuley nnd wife, North
i Yakima.
! Mrd. Kluert and daughter, Everett.
I J. J. Dell, Hattle Creek.
W. It. Fales, Seattle.
1 Nellie Carmen .New York.
Eleanor Kent. New York,
i Juliette Parish, New York.
J. Hi Hymor, Now York.
William .Moore, Now York.
I Wade Rhine, Now York.
! Lenora Leigh, New York.
, Tom E. Fetch, Now York.
Lillain F. Johnson. New York.
13. Darley, Now York.
Lee Cunningham .Portland.
M. G. Sarns, Milton.
' Amnnde :R. Sarns, , Milton. .
P, F. liacon, Jldi.se. 1 , ' . , .
Josh Clark, Alba.
H. J. Riddle, Portland.
A. F. Ilernard. Portland.
C. M, Speck, Portland.
Sam Lee, Spokane.
A. G. Howard, Spokane.
H. W. Learn, Athena.
J. S., Warner, Athena.
George II. Sutliorland, Wn)la Walla
NEWS OF MILTON
OUTLOOK FOR FINE
FRUIT CROP 18 GOOD.
Ora Slate. Has Fully Recovered and
la Again at His Place In Drug Store
Ira Troyer's 'Boy Dead Many
Strangers In Town,
Milton, April 17. A couple of
Walla Walla Salvation women were
In town Thursday, soliciting aid for
missionary work In connection with
the work of the Northwest.
Ora Slate, E. L. Smalley's popular
druggist, who was partially paralyz
ed about six months ngo, has fully
lecovercd and his smiling counte
nance can bo seen at the old stand,
whero- his many friends are glad to
greet him.
C. II. Jones, editor of the Oregon
Teachers' Monthly, nnd President E.
D. Hessler, of the Stnte Normal
School at Monmouth, stopped off nnd
visited the schools in this city last
Wednesday, while en route to Walla
Walla.
About 20 of tho Knights of Pythias
toys joined the Pendleton,. Athena
and Weston boys Thursdny evening
and attended the K. P. district con
vention at Walla Walla.
Ira Troyer's little boy. about 2
years old, died Wednesday evening
of scarlet fever and wns burled In
I. O. O. F. cemetery Thursday. The
disease was of malignant form.
T. C. Salt took a hnckload of teach-.
ers to Walla Walla today to attend
the .Inland Empire Teachers' Association.
S. F. Harrington sheared his Hock
of sheep Thursday.
Strangers nre In town oy the score
this weok, looking for locations.
Last Monday and Tuesuay about all
that you could bear was "there'll he
uo peaches this year again." But ye
scribe has made dllllgent Inquiry of
those who have Inspected it, and
llnds that It has not boon Impaired
In the least. If nothing Interferes
from now on, this valley will have
the largest crop of fruit flint It over
saw.
FOR RIVER ROAD.
Supervisor Campbell Very Enthusias
tic Over Grading and Putting on
Crushed Rock.
Milton, April IS. Hond Supervisor
Campbell gets more enthusiastic
every day over the grading and put-tine-
rriiabeil ruck- mi tho river road
above town. He says that the first . country, but Adam was the Ilrst man
six miles of road can be graded and Well, responded Patsy, I dldn'l
nud the (feasibility of tho plans as
proposed,
Addresses will be delivered by a,
numbor of prominent citizens Df the
county and parties interested, a
large attendance is expected, as a
numbor of prominent men from vari
ous localities signified their Intention
of being present.
This company Is a hustler and the
encouragement received from many
sources gives It flattering promise of
success. It Is certainly a laudlblo en
terprise and desorves the support
of ovcryone Interested In tho advance
ment of Umatilla county and Echo In
particular.
T, O. Benson ,the Portland Seattle
buyer, Is here again for more tlutter
Creek cattle.
It. M. Jackson, of North Yakima, Is
hero today negotiating tho purchase
of u band of sheep belonging to Qui-
Ufoid Hros.
nobert Staufleld returned today
from The Dalles, where he had gone
lo dispose of throe carlouds of fat
cattle recently sent from here to that
point for pasture.
Among today's visitors are W. L.
Davis, of Portlaud, nnd W J Mead
ows, of Chicago.
Heavy Immigration to tne West.
Chicago. III.. April IS. Western
pasenger traltlc olliclals confidently
predict that this season's Immigra
tion to the West will tar surpass that
of any former year, Thusfarthlsspr
of any former year. Thus far this
spring the movement to the South
west nnd Northwest through this city
has been unprecedented!)' lnrge, and
It Is Increasing as the weather grows
warmer. It Is estimated that more
than 15,060 homeseelters have passed
through Chicago thus far this month
on their way to varloiiB sections of
the West. The movement to the at
tractive sections of the nrltlsh North
west Is reported also as being heavier
this year than ever before.
From the
Cow to the Table.
innnor waiih iho farms and teed of the cowt. We test all tho milk . h k tT
r ThM It nn nljint in the world Where mora cmiIIa.. I. ' s-ttlt.
absolute cleanliness. Everjr department Is under th direct charge 0t a, Mrtntrh 5.1
ness. Under these conditions rar h beC I
1 J t?.
.economy .Brand
Evaporated Cream
Is oroduced. II you try It. you will say It is th. .... .
appetiitne. Chemists and doctors say It is the m! Hfl
Take no brand unless It bears the cap label rennxffi 1
We produce ninety per cent of the world's supdIv mJi JS11!
every can bearlne our cap label. ""wy and j
HELVETIA MILK CONDENSING COMPAITT.'Bltkl j
Union of Railway Clerks.
Chicago, 111.. April 18. If plans for
mulated at a confeience held nt tho
llrlggs House today go through the
result will be the permanent organiz
ation of a national union of railway
clerks. The organization of the
clerks will leave no branch of rail
road employes unorganized. The
movement has been under way for
some time and the new union will be
affiliated with the American Federa
tion of Ijtbor.
Who was the first man. Patsy?
George Washington, came the
prompt reply.
Oh, no, said tho teacher. George
Washington was the father of his
New Babies in Town
Just arrived, the new style Bahy Upright Piano
at
:-: THERKELSEN'S PIANO HOUSE;-;
315 East Court Street.
Call and see them,
and
They are reasonable in price
OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN
makes it possible for everybody to have one.
Investigate.
ST.vrr: or omo. )
CITY 'OP TOLEDO, )m
IjUCAS COUNTY. )
Frank J. Cheney make oath that h Is
nn or i. j.
tr ft Co.. dome bnMnoss In the dry of
in the Toledo, county anil state aforesaid, and
that said firm will nay the sum or one
Hundred Dollars far each and every case
the
new Chinese minister, Iras accepted tI nlor partng of the ft
.'the invitation of the World's Fair ciiener ft Co., dolns bnslness I
commissioners to participate
dedication at St. Louis.
Two car loads of military tents, of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
-premised by the militia department use or Hairs catarrh cure. ......
for iho us nf Immigrants have been 1 Sworn to before me and subscribed In
ior liu. usj oi immigrants nae iieLii prraenc0 this 0th day of December, A.
received at Winnipeg, fourteen htm- D isna.
aired more are expected. 1 '(Seal.) A. W. 1LHASON,
A pin located by X rays in the ., ,,, Care , 7 Interaally
throat of a ID-months-oId child wns ,cts directly on the blood and mucous
'by Albany, N'. Y.. physicians forced , surfaces of the system. Send for testl-
Into the stomach. That organ wns moniais iree.
then opened and the pin removed.
Obded Paddock, a driver, was shot
Jnnd killed In a Uowery resort, New ,
Yor!k, early yesterday, and James '
(Carter, .a bartender, was locked up.
Hie -says "he did the shooting in self-
lefense. i
F. J. CflBNBY & CO.. Toledo, O
Sold by all drnzglsts, 73c.
Hall's Family L'llls are the best
rocked to the width of 20 feet nnd
eight Inches deep, for $5,000. Tho
people along the road have subscrib
ed $2,000 and If the county court
gives him $11,000 and furnishes a
crusher, he will Hhow them that It
can be done. This is tho easiest
piece of road In the county to grade
and the rock along the line Is pour
ous enough Hint it will he no effort
to .pulverize It with a good crusher.,
and need not be hauled only one
place more than' a mlkv as It lies
loose all .along the road and only
needs to he shoveled into the
crusher.
With Air. Campbell's experience on
the .road and In handling men and
teams there's no doubt but what ho
knows what his talking about He
bays It's hard work to get any work
of this kind started, hut when onco
started It's just as haul to get It stop
ped, which lact we can vouch for,
having lived In a country whero rocks
had to be quarried, crushed and
hauled Irom three to eight miles to
make pikes. Now, since It was start
ed nearly every road In the county Is
completed. We hope that Umatilla
county will start this good work and
I 'art It on this road, where It can
j be thoroughly tested.
know ye wor spakln'
Chicago Tribune.
of furrluers.
Sharpies Tubular Dairy Cream Separator ;
Beats them all for close skimming
and easy running, no disc or bowl
complications whatevor
Purity
Of
Our
Drugs
Stock Farm for Sale.
We have the Jas. Lindsay farm.
near Alba for sale. It consists of 640
acres. 140 acres in timotny; moro
Tho body -of John S. Zisco, was yes- than 200 acres In wild hay, which will
erday found In the ruins of tho June-1 Brow timothy. A portion will grow
tlon Hollow, Pittsburg, boarding i wheat and barley, balance pasture;
- house destroyed by (Ire Wednesday I abundance of water. AH fenced;
inight. The body found previously good buildings.
-.was that of Michael Dinardl. I Will sell In one, two or three tracts.
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IPACIf-li; NUHIMWfcBI Pltwa, ,
NEWS OF ECHO.
HENTLEY & HAItTMAN.
, Athena, Ore., .Methodists are about
to build a $10,000 church.
Willamette University claims the
'basketball championship.
, Senator George Turner Is being
.'boomed by the democrats of Wash
jlngton for governor,
j Anti-bond people of Dallas, Ote .
jmay Institute Injunction proeeuu.s
ito prevent the sale of water bonds.
Great quantities of mining niacnin
ory, art? being unloaded at (lrant'8
Pass for mines m adjoining region).
A tract'ur. timber near .Dallas, -.coin-i
prising .ji250i acres Jm ueen,rJur
. chased by an Eastern syndicate at
$S an acre.
J." J.'areeiihurg,. of Tatoraa. has
:'beon' fined $25 for pinning a slot ma-
1.1 TI.. ...lit 1 Ki .lntu lit Infl
n ilcfault of payment.
A city hall to cost $43,00.0. and a
A Thoughtful Man,
M. At. Austin, of Winchester, Intl.,
know what to do In the hour of need.
His wife nail such nn unusunl case
of stomach and liver trouble, physi
cians could not help her. Ho thought
orand tried Dr. King's Now Lifo Pills
and she got relief at onco and was
finally cured. Only 25c at Tallman &
Co.'.s drug store.
I Call for School Warrants, District
! No. 16.
I All outstanding warrants, of School
!' District No. 1G, from No. 108 to No.
231 Inclusive, will bo paid npon pre
sentation nt my office, room 10, .ludd
building. Interest, ceases after this
date. JONHN HAII-EY, JH..
Clerk.
Pendlelon, Oregon, April IStli, 1903.
Jacks for Sale.
I Imvfi fni- Hnln.nt tbn East Oregon
ll. f..l,n nw.,r.,,.tliit. I -n ... -ft t-r i
tjuwei sjniwiii, uiv jmim v-m""""""" ; stock farm, l! mues norm oi uupp
.-on which will be $12,000, have been
voted by Hakor City Itlzens.
A a n liiLnn nf I'Htppm TOmillv- .Hal.
EIoway of Elgin. Ore., has been pro-
'senicu wiiu a goia .which uuu ciiuiii
,'ihy class mates at Hie Corvallls Agrl
cultural college. 116 cared for a
number of them during epidemics of
measles and ehickenpox last winter.
nor, two line largo jacks, tho pick of
six head. Anypno .wanting a Jack
.ihould call or address H. F..Swaggart,
Uoppnor, Ore.
For Ilent Suite of rooms In East
Orogonlon building. Steam heated.
Hot and cold water and bath room on
same floor. Inquire nt this office.
Mass Meeting Called to Discuss the
Objects and Alms of the American
Hare Packing Company.
Echo, Or., April 17. A mass meet
ing of the citizens of this vicinity nnd
Hutter Creek, nt the Jtasonlc hall,
Is called for April 22 at 2 p. m., by
the American Hare Packing Compa
ny, for the purpose of discussing the
objects and alms of the company.
Enjoy Life
Out door exercise means
improved health and a
sunny disposition
All Kinds of Sporting j
and Pleasure Goods
No matter what game or
pastime your fancy runs
tQ, you can get the
goods to promote it ,at
FRAZIER'S
Book and Stationery Store
Tliat'M the point we are trying
to impre" on the public mini!
W'li-ii a clean, pure drujr Mori,
h spoken of we want thai to re
fer to our Htore We're cluing
all we can to merit that title.
It'n thf main jMiiut of our bui
neKM. We tiiluk about it ml
talk ab Hit It nil the time. Bye
and bye you'll i ear till In mind
If you haven't already. There
U no extrn charge for this puri
ty. Together with neeiiraoy It's
our inducement for your pre
isriptlon trade. We are care
ful nnd prompt with mall orders
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Schmidt,
Ph. G.
PostoificeBIk.
Phone Main 85 J
Bowman, the Photographer
Sppcial ratn for tho next 00 days
Onp cablnot photo of the baby free
lint!! July it 1 1 Hill uUo Rb'oliilely (rvvoni
iiinple,('liuiot photo of sny Irnliy iom tlmti
two years olil. llrlnt.' Ilicin ill any rt.iv uxcqpt
HitunUr, Hint l hit luy da v. Kur tlm ami
length oi llmo I will iiink-en SMALI- CAMNKT
I'llOTQ of children or uilult Iir2c. Don't ml
thUnppnEtnulty of Kettlnic " iirtlitlc. uoll
flnUheil plctnro ol your lltllf on- Uoluteiy
free. Homcmbor Hie plan;. Main slrrel, near
the bridge.
The closest skimming and easiest lurniii(
Separator yet produced, hectuiiiir under the nm.1
advene uircimiHtaiicex ns legu'd to iiuality, ccn-1
union and tinipiuati ie ol tne uiilK, rMilul
heretofore contldeied impo-d le. It ilellvmt J
smooth, frothless, pertnet eieam that will churn 1
out more butter thu i nn I"- olitniutil fmminjj
other Separator in e I-"Ihii e nn in-tiuiro'irt-
ly and completely tvahvd iiioideof llveiiifrJ
tiles, ns mere are miiy inree pieces 10 ine oowi
The Shurples Tiihularniaehlnea are theraoi:
Hluiple ml durable made, and cau be luaintthv
ed at a le cost for oil and renewal purls this
uny other (Separator on the mnrker,
J'or catalogue, niltlifhs:
T. C. TAYLOR, The ilardward Mae I
PENDLETON, ORE.
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MAIN ST.,
On Its Merit
Has the large demand for
Byesr Best Floor
rj K..:i. A-,.. .1... 1 ' ...1 . . onl.iPC In.1'
to Byers Best Flour. It's perfection in Flour. Made uy inc.
PENDLETON ROLLER
W. S. Byers, Proprietor.
MILLS
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YOUR
LAWNS.
look)
Nicejy mowed Lawns are easily maintained. Take a,
at our
Easy Running Lawn Mowers.
it's a nleasuieto-
operate them. Lot us supply you with GARDEN HUst" i
Hest goods at lowest prices. : : : :
Thompson Hardware Co.,
62 J Main Street
EVERYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE
Headquarters for Fishing 'Supplies.
IbUBignataro'la on. every box of the PW''
Laxative Bromo-OuimnewW'1 1
tho remedy that kwnih a coltl one w'
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