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GENERAL NEWS.
Lord Salisbury's will shows lie left
au estate valued at $1,551,180.
Kdwln French, widely known as a
minstral. Is dead at Saranac Lake,
N. Y.
Dr. Clarence Colgrovp Perry has
been arrested at lio3ton on the charge
of marrying four women.
Senator Nathan U. Scott, of West
Virginia, now at Denver, who was
seriously 111, Is improving.
The steel trust wll establish a sub
sidy company for the extension of
foreign consumption of the output.
The demands or the Iron trade is
not up to tho output. Special prices
have to bo paid In order to sell the
output.
NORTHWEST NEWS.
Tho state fair at Salem Is being
largely attended. Three thousand
from Portland attended Thursday.
Some of tho shtnslo mills of Ilrlt
Uh Columbia are tied up because of
a reduction of wages. All the mills
on the coast may become Involved.
The blacksmiths and holiwrs or
the Canadian Pacific at Vancouver.
B. C, are on a strike for an iucreaso
of pay. The blacksmiths demand 3t
cents per hour.
Work has been resumed on the fa
mous High Line ditch, which is to
connect Rogue river near Mills'
Falls. It is to be C5 miles in length
and furnish water for placer mining.
A. H. Mock, of Grant's Pas3, has
reason to bellove that his father,
who mysteriously disapieared a few
weeks ago en route to Iowa, was kid
napped aim Is being held for a ran
som. Sam Sing, an Olympia Chinaman,
arrested for running an opium Joint,
has appealed his caso to the supreme
court. Ho doea not deny tho fact,
but will test the constitutionality of
tho law.
Tho city supervisors of San Fran
cisco have just won a decision from
tho supreme court of California, to
tho effect that all burials must coaso
within tho limits of tho city, and all
bodies now Interred many thous
andsmust bo removed.
M. M". Falrchlld, of Oakley, Idaho,
was struck by an englno on tho Ore
gon Short Line and probably fatally
Injured. Tho buggy In which bo was
riding was smashed to splinters, and
Mr .Faircbild was thrown high In tho
air, alighting on a pllo of lumber.
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school it can be found at our
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prettiest covers, at lowest
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel Pendleton.
L. Virginia DoWolf,
(ieorge U. Forbes, wife and daugh
ter, Elgin.
William Alahoe, Portland.
C. M. Smith, Portland.
J. P. Nowell, Portland.
J. W. Jones, Louisville.
P. II. Hart. San Francisco.
W. II. Garrett, Portland.
J. II. Fearnley, Portland.
C. J. Ilrown, Portland.
J. K. Dupobert, Portland,
T. S. McMahon and wife. Portland.
II. X. Wilson, St. Joseph.
M. A. Luacle, Lexington.
.Mrs. Darnhart, Troy.
P. M. Neoulse, Seattle.
O. E. Warne, Des Moines.
E. D. Drooks, Denver.
II. W. Cameron, Spokane.
J. K. Howard, Portland.
Gertrude Preston, Weou.
Pearl Findell, Mountain Homo.
It. A. Seeds, Spokane.
K. C. Young, Spokane.
II. W. D. Smith, Baker.
John Clanoy, Portland.
J. S. Robinson, Spokane.
M. Mortlson, Lowiston.
A. Nylaiuler. Portland.
W, W. .Thompson, wife and daugh
ter, Condorport.
W. H. Fernley, Portland.
.Miss A. Uuker, city.
Mrs. Neel, San Francisco.
A. B. Stone and wife, Athena.
Golden Rule Hotel
J. 11, Baker, Meacham.
.Mrs. J. Benson, Walla Walla.
Mrs. G. Mills, Walla Walla.
Mrs. J. Stephenson, Walla Walla.
Mrs. W. S. Boyer, Walla Walla.
Mrs. J. H. Stahl, Walla Wnlla.
Mrs. M. A. Kinelly. Walla Walla.
G. LoverB, Denver.
Mrs. PhilllppI, Denver.
George PhilllppI, Denver.
Oscar PhilllppI, Denver.
C. F. Weiss, Freewater.
I, O. Saunders, Freewater.
T. Horenson, Salt Lake.
W. P. Boyles, Milton.
A. W. Scott, Seattle .
W. H. Mcltoberts, Spokane.
E, A. Bessy, New York.
W. L. Davis, Portland.
W. W. King, Illtzvlllo.
C. Hays, Ritzvllle.
J. H. Taylor, Alba.
W. O. Brown, city.
II. W. Knox, city.
J, J. I.amli, Coqullla.
Irene Uimb, Conullla.
W, A. IlulUon, Athena.
A Boy's Wild Ride for Life.
With family around expecting him
to die, and a son riding for life, 18
mllo3 to get Dr. King's New Dlscov
ery for consumption, coughs and
colds, W. II. Brown, of Leesvlllc, Ind,.
endured death's agonies from asth
ma; but this wonderful niedlciuo
gavo Instant relief and soon cured
him. Ho writes: "I now sleep sound
ly overy night." Like marvelous
cures of consumption, pneumonia,
bronchitis, coughs, colds and grip
provo Its matchless merit for all
throat and lung troubles. Guaran
teed bottois 50c and $1.00. Trial hot
ties free at Tallraan & Co.'s drug
store.
Pendleton peoplo are loyal to Pen
dleton's business enterprises. That
Is tho reason the Ilosa Ico & CoW
Storage Company have had to put on
two wagons and then can scarcoly
handle tho trade. Give us your or
ders and wo will take care of It If
we have to put on four times two
wagons. 'Phono Main 1881.
Seo Charles Lano about your paint
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GWfNN AND BELTS
TWO UMATILLA COUNTY MEN
AT THE WOOLGROWERS' MEET
Short Synopsis of the Addresses at
Baker City by the Secretary and
President of the State Association
The Gentlemen Are Recognized
Authorities.
Secretary J. H, Gwlnn, of Pendle
ton, responded to the address of wel
come In a most happy vein. He said
that the representation to this fourth
annual meeting of the Oregon Wool
growers' Association Is not large, but
It represents one of tho greatest in
dustries in tho state nn industry
which has grown slnco pioneer days
to the ownership of three million
sneep nnd thousands upon thousands
of acres of grazing lands.
Secretary Gwlnn admitted that
Colonel Butcher was right when ho
said that tho sheep Industry Is not
the only Industry In Oregon. Other
Industries have Just as many rights
and privileges, and theso rights and
privileges the Woolgrowers of Ore
gon are ready and willing at all times
to concede. Big questions confront
the woolgrowers, nnd tho settlement
of these questions demand the exer
cise of calm Judgment and n proper
recognition of tho rights of others.
Knowing tho sheepmen of tho asso
ciation, the speaker was certain the
equity will bo observed by them in
tho adjustment of all matters con
cerning their business as relate I to
other Industries In the state.
Gwlnn a Pioneer.
Mr. Gwlnn crossed the plains to
Oregon when tho West was young,
and has beheld and assisted In the
building up of tho sheep industry
slnco that time to Its present vast
proportions. Ho has wltnesseu all
the ups and downs or the industry,
and tlioy have been many and varied.
Through all their vicissitudes, the
sheepmen of Oregon liavo continued
to add wealth to tho world, food to
the hungry and clothing to the naked.
They have built homes In the state
and hav! raised families. They are
good people. May they llvo long and
prosper.
President Belts' Address.
President Belts then read his ai.
nual address, which was devoted to
a general review of the work of tho
association since Its organization, Ho
touched upon tho work past and
prospective In the way of needed leg
islation. Important laws havo been
passed through the organization In
Oregon, and still moro Important leg
islation has been secured through
the National Livestock Association
and tho National Woolgrowers' Asso
ciation In congress.
President Belts told of his success
as a delegate to the national bodies
mentioned above, and then introduc
ed Secretary W. A. Martin, of the
National Livestock Association, and
promoter or the Independent Pack
ers' Association, recently incorporat
ed lor $5,000,000 under the !aw of
the Stato of Arizona. Bakor Cltv
Herald.
Ladles and Children Invited.
All ladlec and children who cannot
stand thr allocking strain of laxative
syrups, cathartics, etc., are Invited
to try tho famous Little Early Ris
ers They are different from all oth
er pills. Thoy do not purge tho ays
'.om. Even a doublo doso will not
gripe, weaken or sicken; many peoplo
call them tho Easy Pill. W. H. Pow
ell, Houston, Texas, says nothing bet
ter can be used for constipation, sick
headache, etc. Bob Mooro, Lafayette,
Ind., says all others grlpo and sicken,
while DoWItt's Little Early Itlsers
do their work woll-and easy. Sold
by Tallman & Co.
Rice Crop a Large One.
Urowly, La., Sept, 18. Tho rice
mills In Louisiana aud Texas started
up this week and Judging from nil in
dications She harvest will bo an ex
ceptionally big ono. Tho yield Is
from 16 to 20 sacks per aero above
tho last year, but the second crop
promises to bo tho host In ti'o hlstoiy
at tho rlco Industry. Tlu luulliy is
pionounced by experts to be wiper
lor" to that of tho Japanoto rice.
We sell the greatest of blood puri
fier, Acker's Blood Elixir, under a
positive guarantee. It will euro all
chronic and other blood poisons. If
you have eruptions or sores on your
body, or aro palo, weak or run down,
It Is Just what you need. We refund
money If you are not satisfied. SO
cents and 1.00 F. W. Schmidt & Co.,
druggists.
SEWING PARTY.
Most Enjoyable Social Affair Out at
the Indian School.
Wednesday of this week a sowing
party was given at tho Umatilla In
dian School by Miss Gatthcr and tho
ladles of tho school.
The tables, which wero bountiful
ly filled with good things to eat, wero
set out under tho trees which sur
round the buildings. These and the
adjacont grounds wero beautifully
and artistically decorated with wild
llowers, autumn leaves, berries, etc.
These, In addition to tho growing
llowers at the school, made beautiful
grounds for tho luncheon.
During tho day the ladles worked
about 300 button holes In clothing
for the Indian children. It was in
tended that the one who did tho best
work should get a prize, but the work
of many proved to be so good that
the judges could give no decision.
To decldo tno matter, they drew for
the prize, Miss Cox receiving It. Tho
visitors wero; Mesdames Tnylor,
Hartman, Iialloy, Furnish, Cohen,
Sturgls, Smith, Judd, Clopton, Cor
nellson nnd Dickson, of Pendleton,
Mrs. Porklns, of Boise City, nnd Miss
Cox, of Washington, D. C.
Tho perfect day added to tho en
joyment of tho occasion.
TWO LETTERS ABOUT TRIB.
Man Who Was Willing to Try and
Was Convinced.
A. S. Burroughs, Bakor City, O10.,
Dec. ID, 1902, wrote: "I havo been a
very hard drinker for twenty years,
fow people drank more than I. If
your TItIB Is a euro 1 want It." On
May 15, 1003, Mr. Burroughs wrote:
"It Is a pleasure for me to recommend
TU1B as a cure for the liquor habit.
It has now been six months slnco 1
completed a cure with TUIB. I have
never had better health. 1 eat well
and sleep well. I believe It is tho
best cure for tho liquor addiction yet
placed upon tho market."
TH1B Is the world's greatest cure
for tho Liquor and Tobacco habits.
Sold by all druggists. W. C. Cutler
& Co.. distributors, Baker City, Ore.
Kort Collins Argus: A Weld county
tanner went to Denver the other day
and lost $200 speculating on corn.
That night as he entered his bam a
mule kicked him clear -.irough the
door. "Good work," said tho farmer,
as he arose and limped away. "That's
Just what I need."
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We can please you lu under
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cheapest to the silk and wool or
silk and linen.
Our hats are hero aud they are
beauties, all the latest novelties,
cowboy shapes with leather
binds, also' tho punanin slmpex
which are worn much in the
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When you wautanything new
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wo have Cooper's Underwear,
Pflster's Sweaters, Dents' Gloves
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Men's Furnishings.
WHAT IS THE USE
of suffering from Indigestion it you
eat what you want, or of starving
yourself to avoid such distress?
Acker's Dyipepla Tablets taken alter
eating will digest your food perfectly
and freo you from all tho disagreeable
symptoms of .Indigestion and Dyspep
sia. Kat what you like at any time,
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Positively guaranteed. Your money
will always be refunded if you
aro not satisfied. Write to us for a
free sample. W, II. Hooker & Co.,
Buffalo, N, T.
If you desire a good complexion use
Mokl Tea, a pure herb drink. It acts
on tho liver and makes the skin
smooth and clear. Cures sick head
aches. Twenty-flvo cts. and 60 cts.
Money refunded If it does not satisfy
you. Wrlto to W. H. Hooker & Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y., for free samples. W.
H. Schmidt & Co., Druggists.
Pictures
Off Your
Vacation Trip
People who have been on
their summer vacations are
beginning to return and
arc bringing back with
them some beauti
ful pictures.
Cameras, Films,
Tripods
Plates, all kinds albums,
printing paper, mounts,
and all kinds of supplies
for amateur photo
graphers at low
prices.
We'll Help Yow with
Your Photo Troubles
F. W. Schmidt
Tlio Reliable Druggist
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COMMERCIAL STABLES
G. M. FROOME, PROPRIETOR.
Carryalls for picnic parties. Good
teams with competent drlvors for
commercial men. Speedy horses aud
handsomo rigs for evening and Sun
day drives. Gentle horses for family
use. Stock boarded at roasonuble
rates. Best of care given to transient
stock. Opposite Hotel Pendleton.
'Phono .Main 101.
OREGON.
PORTLAND.
St. Helen's Hall
(Est. 1809 by IU. Hev. B. W. Morris.)
Will enter Its 34th year September
14, 1U03. Number of resident pupils
limited to sixty. Book of Information
sent on application.
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