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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1903)
tv IP ft' I- ft ft 0 " Spring Clothing We are selling all the new things in Spring Clothing for Men and Boys at Popular Prices Mtin's Suits from $5 to $17.50 Boys' Suits from $ .50 to $5 Bae & Daley One-Price Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers - . m.mM..: .m tv . . .it. -.. .H. m m a TTVVTVTWTTTTTTTTTTvTtTTTV TTtVTVTTTtI ftJUST ASSESSMENT COMING EVENTS. W. & C. R. ADMIT JUSTICE OF MR. STRAIN'8 POLICY. Superintendent McCabe That His Road Is Ready to Pay Their Just Share of the Taxes. Superintendent McCabu, of the V. & C. H., paid the aascsnur'a ollloo a Visit yesterday for the purpose of discussing the assessment of that company's property In this county. ! The assessor reports tlint Mr. Mc-j Cnbe will not resist n Just assess- ment. Ho nnswerod iiucstlons rcln.t-1 log to uiu vmuu m ins ruuti iiuum? nurt fully, using the Interstate com merce report as authority for his statements. Mr. McCnbo's nttltude seemed en tirely fair. He freely admitted the Justice of the assessor's policy In making no distinction In favor of the trnnspoitntlon companies. May 3 Second nnnuul meeting of the Oregon State Federation of Labor at 1-a Ornndc. jldj. 4stato supremo court at Pen- llcton. , May 0 -State camp Modorn wood ion. Tlio Dalles. n.-i,,-. ' May '7 Qraduatlon exorcises at tie Declares . ' ,.i..., nnn I I i;iiu ll.' lull uuoiiivoo uunufjK) May S Interstate scholastic ueonie at Wnlla Wnlla. May S-17 Pacific Coast Congrega tional Congress, Seuttle. May 14, 24 Seventh Day Advontist conference, Pmidleton. .May 201. O. 0, V. grand lodge, Cortland. May 20, Juno 3 Presbyterian gen "ial nRHombly, I.os Angeles, Cal. May 28, 29 and June 12, 13 Wool sales, Pondloton. Juno 1 Circuit court. Juno 2, 3 and June 2.1, 24 Wool sales, Hoppnor. June 4 Presbyterian Academy commencement, Juno 9, 10 and Juno 20, 27 Wool Sales, shaullio . he has no con-1 June I. ft, fl Ninth annual umatuia Pioneer reunion at weston He declared that film wlinlnvm- no m wlintlioi' Ills vnnil : L,OUntV in vnliu.,i nt i nno nnr inlln mp sin nun June G. C Wool salos. The Dalles. so long ns the same per centngo of: Juno 16, 1C Wool sales, Halter actual value Is placed upon all other City. property. Np definite valuation was Juno 17 Oregon Pioneer Associa- igiced upon, but Mr. McCabe loft non, roruana. with the assessor refeienccs to ofllc lal data that will enable him to look up tho matter later. Mr. Stialn feels that Mr. McCabe and the W. & C. It. deserve tho good will of every taxpayer In tho county for tho oxnmple which they have sot. SATUltDAV. APRIL 25, 1903. GENERAL NEWS. Mill. German manufacturers and export-, ers propose to boycott the St. Louis Exposition. i A woman upset a rowboat ferry in 1 East river, Now York, Thursday. The 12 passengers were rescued. In a riot between Hebrew and Christian girls at Newark, N. J , Thursday night several girls were in jured, j '.Max Zelter Is nhuut to recut the great seal or the United States, and I will he closely shadowed by secret ' service men while at work in Phila-1 delphla. 1 The Commercial Club, of Alhu-' querque, has elected President Hoose-1 volt an honorary member. His mem-1 bership card will bo a Navajo blnn ket with a woven legend, Joseph Boyd .a retired farmer and i ox-Confederate ofllcor, was found dead I a Great Sensation sff K h. buiie? z ss 1 lv "' ""-'"c- ' i his life saved by Dr. King's New Ills-! juiiii ui-unii-n, woo nns uieu at covery for Consumption. He writes: Perth Amboy. N. J., 20 years ago In "I endured Insufferable agonies from tmiigrtry cuniesseu to stauoiiig a man asthma, but your Now Discovery HOTEL ARRIVALS. Golden Rule. C. M. Smith, Portland. W. Wllkenson, Portland. J. D. Voss, Baker. Mrs. Gearns and children, Kargo. H. H. Conloy, Fargo. Miss Wright, Elgin. i. Withner, San Francisco. Mrs. Brune and maid, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Booth. New York. .Miss Paget. New York. Mr. Bogle, New York. W. A. Gllllon, Walla Walla. J. W. Wilson, Wnlla Walla. C. O. Clark, Now York. Airs. Wrono, Now York. Mrs. Vernon, New York. P. C. Holland, Portland. W. B. Glbhs, city. .Mrs. J. McLaughlin, Saw- Airs. D. Shuts, Milton. W. Williams, Butte. H. C. Beeves, Ipswlck. M. W. Smith, Spokane. H. Reed, city. Leo Cunninghnm. Portland. S. A. Frans, Spokane. B. B. Howard, Spokane. V. M. Thompson, Spokane. June IS, 19 Wool sales. Elgin. June 23, 24, 25 State Federation of Women's Clubs, ABtorla. July 2 Eastern Oregon G. A. R. en enmpment, Union July C-10 Forty-second nnnunl nicotinic National Educational Asso ciation, Boston, Mass. July 7 Improved Order of Reunion great council, Portland. August 17 National G, A. R. en enmpment, San Francisco, Septembor S-ll Nntlonnl irrigation Many Deer In Camas Prairie. Cnptain L. S. Kldd, Wade & Cald well's ranch manager in the moun tains, was In tho city yesterday. Ho now has the immediate core or 431) congress, Osrden, Utah. uiuu ui III Ul rtii uin ill wic uiuiiiiiuiMB j which the company will full feed for j Notice, lie manict tins summer. Air. wane h 118 head of cows and calves now at T.nl,n ...til 1.. .lei...... tr. anmini n.,m on Camas Prairie next week. Cnptain 1 'r tho city niidor penalty of arrest. Kldd reports stock In fine condition I ; "r,l(,r ot clt' "'. v" and the grnss growing finely? It is keeping away In advance of the stock. The cnptain has seen 28 mule and white-tailed deer this spring between Camas Prairie and the mountains. All wheelmen are hereby warned to discontinue riding on tho sidewalks Scheor. Ladles' half sole3 40c. Teutscb. Very Valuable Farm. J. N. Gerkln, of Athena, was In town yesterday, attending the day I session of the A. F. and A. M. .Mr. Gerkln owns a farm which has tho distinction of having commanded the highest figure of any farm in North eastern Oregon. There are 240 acres In tho tract, and he has been offored $20,000 ensb for It, or over ?83 por , acre. While It Is a very lino farm, It , must not be understood that it Is valued nt that figure except in the special sense that the party who of foied that figure wants It very badly,, but Mr. Gerkln wants to keep it too ! much to take that amount of money for It. : Ftirity Of Out Drugs to save his wife from punishment, anil served 10 years before he was ve leased. Ho came to this country when he found bis faithless wlfo liv ing with another man. Two Indians were killed in a fight between outlaws and a posse on the lookout for smugglers headed by Deputy United States Marshal Utllng. In the Gunslght country on the Mexi can border of Arizona. Rangers and citizens will relnforco tho marshal, who Is believed to bo In close quar-'iers. PACIFIC NORTHWE8T NEWS. Siwashes In Eastern Oregon are starting on their annunl summer out ing. James Chnmpnux, found guilty re cently in Seattle of the murder of Jj)ttie Bruce, a concert hnll singer, may escape the gallows on a tech nicality. The wife of Gun. A. E. Woodson, who 1 dying trom a paralytic stroke at Great Falls. .Mont., ls hurrying to Ills bedside trom Wichita, Kan. They have been estranged for years. North Yakima people aro aroused over the raising of tho theater license hy tho council of that town from $100 to $250 a quarter. It may result In the closing of places of amusement. Four Wnlla Walla land claimants erected a cabin that covcra tho cor ners of four sections In Franklin county, Wash., and each will claim the house as his resldeuco In case of contest. Austin Craig, postmaster nt Whit ley, Grant county, was arrested Wed nesday aftornoon by Deputy United States Marshal Hall on a charge ot Bteallng a registered letter containing $72 on July 21, 1902. Secretary Hitchcock has ordered the temporary withdrawal from entry except under tho homestead net, of 42 sections of land along tho south bank of tho Columbia river extending from Willows past Arlington to Blalock. On request of Secretary Hitchcock, tho department of justice has In structed tho United States nttornoy nt Portland to tako steps looking to tho arrest of Mario Ware, lato United States commissioner at Eugene, Or, ave Immediate relief and soon there after effected a complete cure." Sim ilar cures of consumption, pneumonia, bionchltis and grip are numerous. It's tho peerless remedy for nil throat and lung troubles. Price 50c and $1. Guaranteed by Talliuun & Co., drug gists. Trial bottles free. Notice to Contractors. Sealed proposals will bo received at the office of the undersigned, up to 3 o'clock Monday, April 27, room 7, over Boston Store, tor the erection and completion of a two-story brlck hullding with basement, for Mnloney & Ferguson, according to plans nul specifications now on Hie at my of fice. Tho owners reserve the right to except any or reject all bids. C. E. TUOUTJIAN, Architect. General Prosperity Evident, A good evidence or tho general prosperity Is found In the fact of tho heavy trading being done with our merchants. Ijio Cohen reports that the Peoples Warehouse hns sold mcro goods tlie fast three weeks- of April j than he has ever before sold during 1 the entire month of April. ! Fruit at Foster. C. C. Dunn, the O. R. & N". section foroman at Foster, reports tho fruit prospect down tliero as excellent, and that there fs very little sickness. The grain and hay crops nro looking finely, ami the entire Foster-Echo neighborhood Is prosperous. Will Move to Pendleton. M. L. Wurron has sold his Foster rnrm or IIO acres for $4,000. It is nrobable that he will buy lots nud bulla a resilience In Pendleton. Tho land he sold ls a portion of the orig inal hut since abandoned tmvnalte of Foster. That's the point, we are trying to imrex on the public mind When n clean, pure lime; slock in spoken or we want tlni' to r fer to our stme. U'e'ie lining all we cun to merit that title. It's the main point of our busi ness. We think about it Mid talk nlmut It nil the time. Bye mill bye you'll i ear thN in mind If yon hiwen't nlrenly There li'iio extra olmrne for this puri ty. Together with aeeurney it's our inducement for youi pie script ion trade. We are enn f ill and prompt with mnll order F. W. Schmidt t Ph. G- PostotficeBlk. Phone Main 85 1 Dea ls STATi: OF OHIO. ) Lin ur xiiiiiafw, LUCAS COUNTV. Frank J. Cheney makes onth that lie Is the senior partner ot the Una of P. J. Cheney & Co., doing boslseM In tbe elty of Toledo, connty and state aforesaid, and tbat said Arm will pay the sum ot One Hundred Dollars for each nnd every case of Catarrh that cannot be enred by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn to before roe and subscribed In my presence this 0th day ot December, A. D 1880. (Seal.) A. V. OliKASON, Notary l'nbllc. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally end acts directly on the blood and morons surfaces of tbe system. Bend for testi monials free. P. 3. CHUNK? & CO., Toledo, O Sold by all drurclats, 70c. Hall's Family I'llls are the best Woodmen Attention. AH members of Pendleton Camp No. 41, W. O. W., are earnestly requested to attend citrnji Saturday night, as business of Importance will come np for discussion. Enjoy Life Ca for School Warrants, District No. 16. All outstanding warrants of School District No. 1C, from No. 10!) to No. 231 Inclusive, will bo paid upon pre sentation at my office, room 10, Juild building, Interest ceases after this date. JONHN HA1LEY, , JR., 'Clerk. Pendleton, Oregon, .April 18th. l'J03. Notice Street poll tax of tho city of Peu dleton is now delinquent. Prompt payment must he made or collection will lie enforced according to law. J. A. ULAKLBY, City Marshal, Out door exercise means improved health and a sunny disposition All Kinds of Sporting and Pleasure Goods No matter what game or pastime your fancy runs to, you can get the goods to promote it at FRAZIER'S Book and Stationery Store T i Notice We- have purchased the second Imml ftore nt 31ii Court Htreet. We In tend to retlt It and lncrcusi; the-stoek. We would 1m glad to have our friends drop in If you need anything hi our line. If you have anything to sell let us know, we iu hell It for you. Drop in and see our line of liiillur eurlo.i. Give us n trial, we will treat you tight. Gurdane & McBroom ; Real BARGAINS in REAL ESTATE NEW TODAY f 1000 buys 300x582 feet of sightly I building property, north side. $8b0, two excellent building lots, stone wall anil sldowalK, w . Lourt. $1800 buys three lota on north side; comer and Kood (Uroom house. (1200, corner lot, and cottage nearly uew, $3060, four lots uud splendid resi dence, a very cheap property, $2000. four acres, edge of town, house, barn, 200 fruit trees. 12250, 113 acres. 3Js miles from town, N. 13., 80 ames in cultivation, 60 hi wheat, up nicely, 4-room house, good water. 4350, a graded lot. slope wall, north side, east hunt, sightly locution. $10,000, half a section of choice farm-' lug laud, crop included. These are entirely uew oilers, but 1 have many more and would like au opportunity to lalk them over with you. E. T. WADE - E, 0. BUILDING Such Delicious Coffee It li not the coflee it ii the Cream, Your coHe will alwsjri lute dtllciou, It f ECONOMY BRAND EVAPORATED CREAM It is not like lhwk and watery millet put up by olhen. but ii creamy and .-, !' listener every can aime. tuy cn ui c.raporaiea tream lariVo """M reproduceu nerewnn, is euKruntccu 10 uc ins nest and purest 7. "HI the cap label before you buy. Ti the-cap ot ment-ihe up, otkeTit'JJJll HELVETIA MILK CONDENSING CO., Highland nifw. '! v.tiuwivif .wttvwigi &v apart tea Cnt&, New Babies in Town Just arrived, the new style Baby Upright Piano at :-: THERKELSEN'S PIANO HOUSE, :- 315 East Court Street. Call and see them. They are reasonable in price and OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN makes it possible for everybody to have one. Investigate. Sharpies Tubular Dairy Cream Separator Bents them all for oloso Hkimmiiig uud easy running', no disc or bowl complications whatever trim i.lj.i..iut ufc till III llltr ..ml frikitiitt Inn in rt nr vi-t nn ifllli'Mil mmi'MI lm' limlpr tht h t.ilv4t'4. ..1 ri.iltu.it u lip.h. uu t-Mim'ri In mlllttv. M illtiiiu uud tfijnieuiti re ol t lie milk, id liuri.tfifitri. ni.ttt.1iu.ri.rl 1 m it. ti l Im It llplivn ciniMitli, frntliltH, pt'ttect oreiuii tli.it viiltH out more miller tnuu can ue oniaiutu irau other ht'puratnr in e Men e an twtnonw ly utiil ooniiilHteiy witnln'it InsiuVof Ami iitf", us inert art inny inret? mtrw to mm 'I'liu RlinrtilMM 'ti ii uTln r 1 1 iii-)i h it's are the 1 utt.ifilu ml rlnnililf. ftinrli. fitiH fun Iv tna!utl eil tit ii It oust for oil anil renewal I'sruHi any other ht'iinmior on me nmrKui. t'or outiilORue, adiirews: T. C. TAYLOR, The Hardward I PENDLETON, Mil ITTTTTTTTYTTVYTVTTTTTTYTYYVYTTTTTTTTTm 741 MAIN ST. DRY WOOD You should know that the very best, DRY WOOD of all kinds is to be found at P. P. Collier & Co.'8 Yard Also GOOD GOAL, Call at Oice G38 Main St. Phoue Main 1121 I t i Maple Bfl AKCHUfur'1" was -"D Typewrite! Price $35 lft)Jr oer oiuuif On Its Merit Has the large demand (or Bycrs' Best ... ...... i .t.nt nroWS Been uuiit up. unly tii choicest wtieai m- r. -. ,e to Byers Best Flour. It's petfection in Flour PENDLETON ROLLER W. S. Byers, Proprietor. m MAHHtlhMa T IX, 'Ssvaij