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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1903.
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON.
Hats and Caps for
Fall and Winter
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NEWS
OF ATHENAiALBA NEWS NOTES
: REV.
LEONARD RETURNS
TO ATHENA FOR A VISIT.
AH the Late
Shapes and
Colors
Eignty-First Birthday Celebrated
AMena Boys Will Attend School at
MeMinnvllle A Five-Acre Patch ef
Melons A Nine-Pound Scr. Was
Born.
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One Price Clothiers Furnishers
and Hatters
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J.' Athena. Sept 16. Hev. E. A Leon
? ! ard. some years aco pastor of the
1 Baptist church in this city, presetted
J I Sunday moraine at the Baptist
. church. Mr. Leonard Is livinc at
Dayton. "Wash
Mrs. Carl Church, from Waits
Walla. -xf visitin t the home of
1 Mr Manase
Ti Mis Mae Barnett. coasts of K L
I ' Barnett. is In the city from The
, Dalles. rUitinr at the Barnett home
I ' Miss Cackle Mclntyre left Tuesday
! for North Yakima to visit friends
t PA. WorthJnsrton. seer tary of
the Normal regents, was in the c:ty
a guest or d tromer. a.
PLENTY OF FEED FOR
STOCK AROUND ALBA.
Miss Cee Beeler Will Teach at
Waltsiurg Plenty of Rain and
i-, m Ranae Pains Have In-
.. rm
terfered With Threshing School B
Has Closed in District 79. ' I
Pictures
Of Your
GENERAL NEWS.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Andrew Csrneg.e aa i. .i-i-.i
by tb nejrroes tn es;ai;-.n ::uranf-!
in the Sooth for the colored race
Po'iwraec u-m placed on the
hottsetnpc la New York, with fleld
rlass. to lookout for daylight banc
lartes Sir Thomas Liptim is suffering .
from appendicitis ana physicians
jar, exit yestmrday that an operation
woald not be npcamary. 1
larze hlwt of stone copbur fell '
from the top or the B-Ujry flaUroo;
biifMinc In New York. yweruay. an-.l
a man standing a Mxk away had '
hi ! broken from a pit -e of the '
flym rock
A reward of Sot1 has been offered
for the arreet of W. J. Kelly . lesrlsla ,
tire agent of the bakinr powder,
trait on the charge of brinery Is eon- j
section with the Missouri lertula
ture alnm baking powder scandal. ;
Kelly is believed to be in Canada. ,
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NORTHWEST NEWS.
A mastodon tooth was found Sun
uay last m Tide Creek, near St.
Helfiis. Or
The Minnie Mealy copper mine is
in lltioation at Helena, Jlont. It is
rxluet at t10.nfl0.000.
Th- new transcontinental freight
rates will ao into eCert October 12.
All poim.v an the PartSr rtmm ore af-
letted
Twelve arrests have b--tB made uf
men suspected of rabbi Dc the Hotel j
RiieiB at Tactuaa. All have- been re- j
leaned far lack of evidence. '
Th Fortune Mining; Company of j
Spokane, ba. bought the Red Lion -croup
of niM In the Greenhorn dU-,
Irict Grant roonn. payinxr therefor
JIO.M0
Bx-SneriC J D Younc has won the
Kail against him on account of th.
destruction of papers and docnaMBts!
at the ilunkor HIII mine, which was)
blown up by strikers with dynamite
in 1SS9 '
The demands of th- joymen 1 had , F , Hair an(J
bakers of anolcane are rejected by, J .
ibe employers and a compromise is Dandruff Cured Wlinout Faith,
not in sight. The employers all say! H. B Fletcher Butte. Moot.. Oct.
rictel Pendleton,
j Arnold. Portland.
S. Youngman. Portland.
B. Coman. Portland.
H. Coffin and family Portland.
H. Burke. Portland.
Collier, city.
Wleden. Portland.
C. Myers Spokes-?
Riley Tbompsoa. Spokane.
L. B. Markell. San Frencteco.
W D. Chamberlain, dty.
.Mrs Martie Melaar. IHsfc.
H. W Smith. Baker City
Will Haywood. Salt LaB&
W. & Olendening. Porthtad
Qeonre Stevens. Spobstte.
R. H. Caston. Spokane.
A G Howard. Spokane.
F M Ben, Spokane.
A. D. Chase. Portland.
Golden Rule Hotel
E Miller. Denser.
Eli Missner. Dearer
r j. Johnson. Spokane.
W Rliey and wife. Baker City.
V E. Thompson. Hilcard.
n H. Clark. Portland.
George W Rose. Denver.
Nellie Austin, Grand Jtapida.
W p. Wagnon. Portland.
E. Brickman. Meral.
Eamtn. Ransom. Meral
Mrs. A. H. Pray. Boston.
Mrs. Briigold and children. Chicasto
.1 M. Brock. Butte.
Mrs. A. E Walters, city
Claude Hanson, city.
John MrCrea. city
J Rosaor and wife, San Frsadaco.
John B K.Hagarn. r)nwr.
Mrs. Oeorge Meyr and ana. Wall
Walla
J. A Clark. Spokane.
Mrs. Marie Pr-cgrd. Adams.
James Nelson. Valley
O B. Chamberlain. Valley.
V Toons;. Weston.
Hudson, Freewater
Shaw. Council
Belts. Pilot Rock
G W Hansel! has leased the John
Gross farm west of Athena, and with
! bis son. Marion, will zte his atten
: tion to farminc for the future.
? Mix Lacy Hansel! graduate from
the nth erade of the Athena public
school, left for Pendleton to attend
' school
I Mr and Mrs V. 1. Barnett and
twn hobs lt and Rot took their i time a member of
idenartnre for McMlnnrflle for the force, is now bookkeeper
i purpose or sendtnc their boys to
I school
O. R. Cannon, of Kansas City,
brother of Miss Nellie Cannon, of this
city recently arrired from tbe Bast,
and has taken a position as salesman
jat the Pair Store, where D. B. Jar
i mas is oronrietor
Waiter Anafleld, who has spent , affords
, the summer with an uncle near Pull-,
man. accompanied his father home Do You Want a Cab?
borne Wednesday. , W-i. ou want prompt and re!ia-
i A nine-pound boy was born to Mr .. .v-t- 0a!: un ptone lain 161.
and Mrs. jack Farmer septemoer i. M.Ka cab Co
Alba. Sept. 15. We are now har
lac an abundance of rain, both oa
the ranges and in the pastures, mar
ine plenty of fed for all kinds uf
stock.
Owing: to the low price of beef
some are talking of feeding their
.teers and takinc their chances of
the market advancine.
This neighborhood is well supplk-d
1th bay and well prepared to carry
inik throuch the winter.
Miss Cteo Beeler. who has been
spending her vacation with friends,
has returned to Waiwburg. where she
has been teachine for several years
Miss Edith Perry has closed her
school in district 7. and relumed
to her home in Free water M:se
Perry wii! attend the Weston Nor
mai this winter and prepare herseli
to teach the higher branches.
Miss May Epple and Miss Creta
How land, who have been sjieodinz
the summer at Hidaway Spr.r.es
have returned home.
k R Davis who has been for som -
tbe Dixie rancu
for Chaii
Denaic at rkiah
The Jones Brothers, of Gurda:i
have ben threshing, but have beer,
compelled by the rains to lay off fo
a short time. Their machine is a
tread power, which is perfectly sat
isfartory for the small jobs of
threshing which tbe stock country
Vacation Trip
People who hate beea on
t; eir summer vacations are
h-ir rnmc to return and
ar- bringing back-with
them some beaut!
u. pictures
Cameras, Films,
Tripods
p:at,s. aii kinds albun.s,
printing paper, mounts,
and all kinds of supplies
fjr amateur photv
graphers at low
prices
We'll Help Yoa with
Your Photo Troubles
I F. W. Schmidt
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Nets Stamper's son. Charles, from
Peek. Idaho was in the city '.tu
week.
Mrs John Stanton and mother ic
law. Mrs S C. Stanton, are vsitlLE
friends and relatives In the Wiliam
ette valley.
Mrs N A. Miller and son retumt-I
home from a visit at the coast
Othe Deader left Thnrsdav ' -Portland
and the Sound, wher h
wil! spend a month visiting.
E. R. Bone of Hateey. Linn coun
ty, father of Mrs. J. A Kirk and
her uncle, who lives in Illinois hare
! been risitin: at the Kbk home for
several days. They are now tourinc
on the coast. ;
Thomas Owens left for Echo Mon-1
day. ;
I Rev. Jenkins of Hood River was
I in town Wednesday. I
j Chris Tbeony. of Weston, is as-,
! sisUnc L. J. Foss and Ord Bostwlck. ,
i in laying the tic roof of Miller's new
I brick buildlnc.
! Mrs. Kate Dickey, of Walla Walla.
was a visitor of Mrs. W R. Saylor ,'
COMMERCIAL STABLES
G. M. FROOME, PROPRIETOR.
Caro'ails for picnic parties Good
:eam with competent drivers for
commercial men. Speedy horses end
handsome rigs lor eventas and Sun
day drives. Gentle horses for ismily
use. Stock boarded at reasonable
-ates. Best of care elves to transient
stock Opposite Hotel Pendleton
Phone Main 161
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Portland
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A DOUBTING THOMAS.
they will shut down rather than at- lv. !9,
tempt to do bos loess while paying
the proposed scale.
According to the Portland Journal
says
people. I have
years with
last fer months
of this city.
Miss Edna Rider opened her school
near Helix. Monday. September 13.
Birthday Party.
Monday September 7th Grandma
Pontain celebrated her Slst birthday
at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Frank Maaaaeld. with a snmptious
Like many other i m"f oinner. oniy relatives were
hen inrnhM fnr ! present Air ana .Hrs jonn rtarru
surreys now in progress show that j so badly that I was cortip!i-d to
dVndruTaudTrtnln Uni'"- ' 5."-WlVi
Mtfas my hair came out'""1 thre nephews. Mr. J. M. Foua- j JT (EosbvV W
,a. I was eomwrt-d .o and son. and M. F. Hicks, from ! f,' t.L:Z'. .C T"zf7'. r."
Fibroid Tumors Cured'
Note the result of Mrs.
Pinkhara's advice and medicine.
"oocae t.rne asp I wrote to tju de
, jcribla? aiv sj-mptocas and aiked yiur
t tdv.'t Yyn r'p..til ani i fl. .ve
' a.11 ;.'or directuni car-;nli.v. ani t
ilar I m a we'.; omaa.
' Tn- trv of Lydiu H. I'inkltani'n
j Vegetable Comjiouml entir.y ex
pelled tae tiuaor and strenrtaened
ct waale ; tern. 1 can wait; nies
i now
Lydln 11. Piukliam' Veye-
table CouijKiitnd is worth five ii .;
j lars a drop I advise all -wonien
are a:ctd w-.th tamors or f-niile
troable of any kind to give it afaituic!
Tts
Saint Helen's Hall
Home and Day School for
girls of all ages Academic
and College Preparatory courses
us well as thorough Primary
instruction. Ideal situation on
he outskirts of city of Port
land. Basket ball. tennis
horseback riding Yar boot
' n ar': -a".;or.
ELEANOR TEBBETTS Prn.
MAOlimD
Missouri Grandma Fountain
tbu botlom levels of the Willamette I have what I had l'ft clipped very
r.ver opposite the Portland water '-ioae A friend recommended Now- TOUD in having a sweet, caeer-
front, have not ehanzed daring the ' ro'j Herpicide. 1 coafes that I disposition which years cannot
past thre years. The river bottom j doubted his story but I gave Hern!- j She is improving from her
is of an uncommonly stable quality cid a trial: now my hair is as thick . rMr,n' "Iness
compared with streams anywhere o! as ever and entirely lree from dan- Five-Acre Melen Patch.
an -qual siie , drufi - "Destroy tbe cause, you re-! John Dawson, one of the boat farm-
W G. Landers, alia M. G Cagie. "T n?Ii, nerptoio' is a ae- era in the country, is hard to be
was shot and killed by Sheriff Whar-j Si?."' " uressing for regular use. as a gardner. In addition to having
ton or Butt" Mont, at Edna. Testas i "-i-
lOIL
I MaSS. S iOOO fir t , :t,rl -..
?Ioiiutuin of sold could not
purcliu-e urb t-ti!iiou or
take tlif plan of tbe li-altU
end lin)iiii'-N ;liu-li I.mIu l
linkham A'tetablc f'ouiui:mi
brought to .Irj". Haje-.
Sccu tr..ui Ji.; s'..uld W aci-O'.r
by all w:u -u - eunrini':.D' er...
that I.ydia K. I'iukhuurs S t
table C oiiihiii:i(I aianu- : a
peer a a remeiy fur all tiic u.-.t--
Send lor ' a tar innnlr f v ki
ha- resisting arrest On his person t " npie io i ne tierpn piace near town, be also bss 3ve
riile Co Detroit. Mich. F W .rn. t ....
as wanted in nearly every larg ctty ' alm"a' Co Pecl agenu come to maturity without the aid of ; " :il of women ; aU ovarian trom.,
in tbe United States for forjery. in-1 i irrigation One of his melons tipped iPiS !-nnjiiiuitU'ns ; a:snt.
ciuumz raniana Seattle sen Fran-! .. ru; ir 3jw. , Ue yraies at 37 nounds I " "' u W'aanwit 01 in w.ki.
Mitchel Farm
isco and Minneanol Th killing "r uu lor aaie some
af Ki!na was Sptemrr 15 i tBe wheat farms and stock
! amn lu we cooniy. All I ne piaco
l?P5'!?l?lSiWyilIlWTSSlliiil(i
School Books
I School Tablets
j School Supplies I
1 are well improved and well annulled cheU farm west of town for
with water. Also some very destr- "uw
able city property Call and get'
prices Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
BSNTLEV & HARTMAN Ha a world-wide fame for marvel
i ous cures.. It surpasses an other
Cured 20 People. salve, lotion, ointment or balm lor
rgt C C Rum awl. of the ith ! cuts, corns, burns f.,M ,..
luw sunns wan Aru.wry. writes j " uicers, totter, salt rheum, lever I
wnes. cnapred Dands. skin eruptions
infallible for piles. Cure guaranteed'.'
Only 15 cents at Tallman 1- Co '
hoi?lmih : ir-viil:,, ..... ...4
D A. Piakerton has norchaseii thu! rolurne and durwirr at tiu. i.m
nlal letters we are da ! v printing
the newspap-r '"an leave no room :
doubt in the minds of fair p-ople.
Malthoid Roofing.
F.re resisting. Will
tH.r jughly protect a!!
' k.iid."gs covered with
it. A better roof
ing fur icss cost than
any other roofing
made. Quickly laid
anu lasts for years.
The Paraffine Paint Co.
San Frantiico, Seattle.
Portland. L01 Anstlu
nd Dtnvtr, Colorado,
T C. TW LOK After
The Colombia
Lodging House
rm rort Ftoslwr wash. TRITt u
nr.g lery floe work among the Deo-
pi- here. 1 know of 20 persons here
i- who were cured of the Drink Habit ! druggists
tj, J I take piaure in recommending it
as a rare for the Liquor and Tobac-
No matter what the boy
or g:r! Needs tor use m
school it can be found at our
store Largest tablets"., ith
prettiest covers, it lowest
prices.
i.rico Habits
;?j TR1B is the world's greatest core
tor the Liquor and Tobacco Hablis.
Sold by all drusrststs. w. C Cntlr
& Co.. distributors. Baker City Ore.
FRAZIER'Sf
BOOK STORE
Pendleton people are loyal o Pen
dleton's business enter-rises. That
Is the reason the P.oss Ice & Cold
Storage Company have had to put on
two wagons and then can scarcely 1
handle the trade Give us your or
ders and we will take care of it if
we nave to put on four times
wagons. 'Phone Main 1SSI.
Don't undo the eood vnnr vfn.lnnf
ha done you by drinking poor water ! !
or putting inferior ic intn th. v.,.. I
ed water. Ten cents worth of Ice per
day will supply an ordinary family
with plenty of drinking water Be
"u.j, muugn. mat you get good Ice.
pure distilled water Ice from
Hos Ice Plant.
get
the
two
See Charles Lane about your paint
ing and paper hanging; SO Vincent
tret
If you desire a gocd complexion use
on the liver and makes the skin
smooth and clear. Cures sick head
aches. Twenty-five cts. and 50 cts.
Money refunded If it does not satisfy
,W.te.: W- H- Hooker & cZ
H Schmidt i Co., Druggists
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We are the standard for
quality in groceries and fruits
of all kinds. Prices such as
will hold your trade Noac
better at any price.
Monupole Grocer. Cw.r 9tis
Newly Furnished.
Bar in connecti
bet. Aha i Webb bts
In Center of Block
F. X. Schempp
Proprietor
aTV B-Vv
mm maa
Is back at hi:
and in charce of U.
uonarj' Dusiness.
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given.
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Artisticah annn
skilled worknjen adds p.
.0 tne appearan.eof the I
tenor or exterior of
nome, business hooa
otner Duiidmcs Vr-
only skilled palters and';
oaiy tne Dest rraterta.i
Our paper hangers us
peris ana our seieciicj
paper trie newest .i.
bright ideas cf the ea;
shown jn our stck
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CROWNER BROS
TelejihoiK- Main 4
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Let us ft 1 ycur
bin with
ROCK SPRING 01
Recosnized as the bs
and roost economical fori I
We are prepared to cct I
tract with you for yoa
winter's supply Wedt
liver coal or yvcod to J
part of the city
Laatz Bros
Mam Street
Nearl
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Schedule of Fares
Un and after April 1, fare
Model Light Carriage 1
Business Driving
' .,!S?,how '"our sslesroomi, J SB
i r,;rr. '""""teo you arc wasuni iTTi
!io?nT.lo.M wht modern ?'SSlJ
nM men if jou don't vlilt our ttuM5M
I ine Urmer ii the klnr ol tbe of S
. eniciM affAprf m.nv no
the Pendieion & Uki.hSt.ge iSpttrW'S
J ' WI1 be " Jest running w.jon Side. BseU- W
' ut KVoiS .,ri MdlitoB ."J"? on hrdwnUeaStVhlas. t
I ?nt trip, Wndi-tiin i ,h "!d aj.lu lon,r. do not iWr
. . a jsj. nmnn tris s 's . i. j . . . (a s.v.i i .1 ; . . . -.
l Eoet.ll. roood tiii. LS0 ' r'aamoa "" !
i. roooa trip, L!0.
Office at Qoldro Rule Motel
opitd by tbe U. 8. Gotertl
NEAGLF BROS.
Tbe BcliOl
aisvaSsttasteaiaiasl
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