DAILY EAST ORE OONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1903.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Tho lmlllum will bo conferred nt
Victoria, U. C. soon, upon Itev. Iter
tram Orth
Appetirnnces Indicate that the Alas
Van boundary commission will not bo
able to agree
William J liryan. in the Common
ur, suggests ex-Governor .lohu E. Os
borne, of Wyoming, for the democrat
ic presidential nomination next -year.
Fritz Shoonmn shot and killed
Louis Zoltol in Now Yurk City, in n
quarrel over a trade, nnd then went
home and committed suicide with tho
same weapon.
Henry Cargill, a member of the
Canadian house of commons, finish
ed a speech in the house Thursday
and fell dead or heart disease a few
minutes later.
Of 29,000 enlisted nieu In the Amer
ican ntivy, 500 are negroes. Tlioy
are to be weeded out by taking no
more colored recruits, nor allowing
colored mon to re-oullst.
Times ure very hard in South Af
rica owing to droughts and the with
drawal of capital. Money can only
be gotten at high interest rates, and
business of every kind is embarrass
ed and practically at a standstill.
A cloudburst' on the NinoBculi
river, Kansas. Thursday, did great
daniago. Three inches of rain fell
in an hour. The Ninescnh, ordinar
ily the dimeuslous of tho Umatilla
River, was a mile wide inside of two
hours.
D. A. MuUitchie. of Wiscusset, Me.,
tunde complete arrangements for the
disposal of his effects and wrote let
ters to his friends informing them
of his purpose to suicide. He then
jumped off a pier in New York City,
swam out 100 feet and sank.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
J. C. Schulenburg was killed by a
falling tree, at Forest Grove, Friduy. '
The price of milk, sold from the t
wagons iu Tacomn, hns been advanc-,
ed from 5 to S cents per quart. '
Motsle Kossott, the t-yenr-old .
daughter of George Rossott, of Van- i
couver. was drowned in the Colum
bia, Friday. i
Including six suburban towns,
which have just beeu incorporated,
with Salem, that city now boasts 15.
1)00 population.
A man named Smith, who imagin
ed be was the prophet. Elijah, was
caught running wild in the woods
near Seattle. Friday
The oirice of police sergeant will
be created by tho board of police
commissioners of Portland, at the
meeting to be held Monday.
Miss Nellie Unrhor. a prominent
young woman of Payette, Idaho, took
carbolic acid by mistake. Friday, and
is now at the oint of death.
Two masked men fibbed the saloon
of Frank Gansneder, 'of Portland, Fri
day morning, securing C0 in cash
from the two men in the saloon.
W. C. Cusick, a uotanist of Union,
has just shipped 14 specimens of Or
egon native wild flowers and plants
to the national botanical department
of the German government.
The genurat merchandise store of
Clark & Austin, of Flora, Wallowa
county, was robbed by two masked
men, Thursday evening. Flora is 00
miles from Joseph, tho county seat,
and the robbers had a good start of
the officers who are now in pursuit.
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If IKY rPOpertV I
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We have tf lots, tine garden
land with orchard, windmill und
4, independent water system, pines
all through premises. House
auu oart 1
. u acinuu iiver, kikki sun, ,w
.irt .1 I .., nnn 1
tuiuo in nuwi, guini tiuuoc HI
barn, U mile from Main street.
cords or wood, gixnl house and I
I 7 lots kixhI pardon land. IK) bear-
T Ing fruit tiees, grupeu, etc., also
KUHoIiue engine, CIoO gal. tank,
I idpes all through premiers i
Jiouseand barn, i mile from Main T
street.
s o acres cm utoiiia nut, nun j.
uukium luuu, uuuseauii uuru, iiu-
provemeuts for poultry purKert,
,4 12 room lodging limine, Slots
!t blocks from dtiHit, 'J blocks
from Malu street.
4, 10 loom lodging house, 2 lots,
very cheap.
6 room house, 2 lots, shade
i'l-ZZ trees, good Uwu, East front:
, oulyl,450, '
t, 4 room house, 2 lots, only 1750.
T Otheis too numtrous to mention.
Good -wholesale aud retail busW
J ness ou Malu street, stock nt
T invoice.
E. T. Wude it Son
i p o Bnr 1'u finiw. l7i? n i H i
1 . O. Uox 3-1 Olllce in E. O. Uld
BOYS & CHILDREN
E are show-in" tho Inmost
and most select line of 4
ra ever shown in this eitv.
have them in white, hlaek
iuul hlue. as well as all the new
Mirev strip s Our prices on
them are tho lowest.
i
Children's Sweaters 50c to $1.00 J
Swoaters 50c to 5,00
DALEY
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel Pendleton.
A. T Esau, St. Louis.
O. A Taylor. Portland
A. A. Harhean, St. Paul.
J. Slnchelmor, Portland,
lssac Louis, Kansas City.
G. S. Yoitngman. Portland.
K. II. Comnn. Portland.
James .Morris. Chicago.
T. Graham, Jr., Iloston.
Turner Oliver. La Grande.
K. .1. Ueckman, Union.
F. C. Fetter. Chicngo.
O. it. Prnll. Chicago.
1.. Allehoff. Portland.
T. P. Baylls. Omaha.
Hert Jackson. Portland.
C. V. Hollls, Okland.
Will E. Knight. San Francisco.
Charles Hunt and wife, linker City
John A. McDonald. Sprague.
Ilertlia C. Long. Weston.
H. W. Cameron. Spoknne.
A. H. Cnston. Spn.,nne.
H. Mnsor. Portland. . ,
J. H. Kloeckmnn, Spokane.
M. E. Palmer
H P. Connor. Portland. v
J. 12. Wilcox, Milton.
H. Jlorey. Spokane.
It. P. Jackson. Spoknne.
P. It. Garretson, St. Paul.
G. W Hunt. St. Paul.
A. M. Rust.
E. H. Stirhn. Adams.
Golden Rule Hotel
W M. Evans and wife.
George Utt, city.
A. ilundson, Daker City.
Mrs. Present, Baker City.
J. Anderson, Milton.
.1. Jackson, Echo
Mrs. Smith. Pilot Rock.
C. W. Ayres, Hood River.
F. J. Kirk, Athena.
Lee Cunningham, Portland.
F. Al!ee, Helix.
A. F. Bernard, Portland,
llertha Bly, Baker City.
A. I. Ilader. Toledo.
W. T. McKeown, Kallspel.
Mrs. F. C. Games nnd family, Pasco
J. Williams, city.
M. L. Qulnn, Chicago.
F. S. Badger aud wife, Los Angeles
George Church, Milton.
Mrs. Wm. Horan, San Bernardino.
G. D. Galley, Portland.
Thinks Trlb a Good Remedy,
II. P. Gray, Portland, Oregon, July
loth, 19(12. writes: "I believe your
remedy for the liquor and tobacco
habit, 'Trlb,' a good one. I took the
Keeley cure and it cost me $150.
think Trib is honestly the best cure
of the two. If 1 ever can ho of any
assistance to you. let me know.
I
consider you have done much
me."
Tallmau & Co., local agents.
for
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed proposals will be received
at the office of the undersigned, room
12. Judd building, until Thursday.
Octolwr 8th, ut 3 p. m for the erec
tion and completion of the Bowman
hotel, situated on Main street, Pen
dleton. Or., according to plans and
specifications prepared by C. E.
Troutraan, architect. Bids will be re
ceived for the different branches of
the work as per specifications. Plans
and specifications can be seen at the
office of the undersigned. The owner
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids
C E. TROUTMAN,
Architect.
How'i This?
rr f)n llunilrtd Dollar Itewurd
for any cane of catarrh tbat ran not be
cured by Ilall'K Catarrh Cure.
F J. CHUNKY & CO.. Toledo, O.
We. the undersigned, have known K. J.
riienpr for the list 15 Tears, and tMllore
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and HnaneUillj able to carry
nut any ohllirutloiu marie by tbelr Ann.
WKST & Tltl'A.V, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. O.
WAMJtNO. KIN.VA.V 4 MAUV1N, Wholo-
8Uie UrUKKIMIB. luieiiu. l.
,,., Ca,arrll Core U taken Interoallr,
actlnc directly upon tbe blood and mucous
aurraces at ine ajsiem. icatimoniaia
nt tree, i-rice toc per doiiic nom vj
nil drugglsU.
Hull's Fumlly I'llls are the best.
The Emporor Frederick memorial
church ut Berlin, has boen robbed of
many valuable ornaments and relics.
The popular books ol the day are
The METT.LE of the PASTURE
by Allen
GORDON KEITH
by Page
THE ONE WOMAN
by Dixon
THE CALL OP THE WJIjD
by London
THE GREY CLOAK
by Mao Gruth
g Oettbem FRAZIER'S g
a rjXlZlllJX'ft
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MILTON AND FREEWATER
YIELD ENORMOUS RETURNS.
Over 20,000 Crates of Berries Ship,
ped Out Forty Carloads of Prunes
Marketed, Montana and Dakota
Are Unfailing Markets.
No like area of fruit land on the
Pnrlllp Coast hns nrodim,.,! ,,
this year than tho Milton and Preo
wator district. Tho soil is so well I
adapted to tho growth of all kinds of
fruit, tho climate is so favorable and '
the water supply so abundant that I
tho greatest possible yield, has' been!
produced thoro tills ve.ir
Resinning Inst May with dewber
ries, blackberries, strawberries and
rnsplmrrles, tho harvest hns been con
tinual since tlint time, and will yet
last until tho middle of November
whun the last of the winter apple
crop will have been gathered.
While It Is impossible to got the
exact number of crates and boxes
shipped from tho entire district
those in touch with the situation
know approximately what has been
sent out.
Since the berry crop began to
move last spring, a force of over 100
men. women ami children lias been
constantly employed In tho orchards
nnd gardens, and In the berry pick
Ing season, fully 200 peoplo working
In the fruit business in tlint district.
The niuoinit of berries sent out
this year 'readied 20,000 crates of ail
kinds. Two carloads of cherries
were 'iimulled, beside the amount
hnuloil away by peddlers, which It !
would bo Impossible to estimate. The'
peach crop amounted to npproxl-,
matuly 10 carloads, and the prune ,
crop nt least 10 carloads.
The prune crop wus shipped out
in the green state, and the principal
market has been touud in the North
west, between the cities of Minne
apolis nnd Butte. All the small Mon
tana anil Dakota towns along the
Great Northern and Northern Paelne
have bought liberally.
The peach crop was disposed of in
Montana and Northern Idaho with a
strong demand from Pendleton and
the Interior country.
The winter apple crop will amount
to more than 50 carloads, and will
go principally to the northwestern
states und the cltius of Chicago and
Minneapolis The uuaHty of the win
tor apple crop is bettor this year than
ever before. The spraying which
was done last spring had a very bene
ficial effect on the crop und the posts
are found In greatly diminished
quantity.
The summer apple cron uml the
early fall apples amounted to ab'iut
10 carloads, of excellent Quality. The
apple acre Is increasing in the
Milton and Freewnter district, faster
than any other. The grape crop is
one of the most Important of the
fruit crops, and each yeur finds a
widening market for it
There Is some talk of establishing
a cannery at Milton, for the purpose
of handling the fruit that cannot lie
marketed to an advantage, and the
surplus that Is always found as the
crops ripen, rapidly.
METHODIST CHURCH, SOUTH.
Record of Changes Made Since Con
ference Rev. Howard to Pendle
ton. Several weeks ago tho chances
made in the pastorates by the Kus.t
Columbia Conference were noted am!
uow those have been changed in pan.
Uev. M. V. Howard, of Oakcsdaln,
will come to Pendloton and have
charge of tho South Methodist church
for tho conting year. Mr. Howard
wus formerly of this city, nnd Is woll
known here, where his services in
the past were much appreciated by
the members of his pastorate.
Itcv. E. B. Jones, who has been in
tliis city for tho past two years, will
be transferred to Oakesdnlo, where
he will take tho pulpit left vacant by
the transfer of Rev. Howard. Mr.
Jones has been earnest and faithful
In his efforts here and his absence
will be noted by all of those to whom
ho has ministered In the past.
Roy. A. L. Thoroughmau, who was
placed hore by the first change, will
go to Weston, whore ho will have
that city under his charge for the
coming year.
The changes will take place during
the coming week.
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING.
Session Closes at Oregon City Mrs.
S. A. Lowell a Vice-President,
The 55th annual session of the
Congregational Association of Ore
gon closed an interesting and profi
table session at Oregon City yester
day. The reports of officers nnd boards
show a very prosperous condition
The amount raised during tho past
year for foreign missions In the stnto
was $832.
Portland was selected as the meet
ing place for 1904, Commlttoos on
systematic benovolonce and Christian
endeavor reported encouraglui; pro
gress. Tho following officers wore
elected far tho ensuing year:
Prosidont, Mrs. P. Eggert, Port
land: recording secretary, Miss Ada
Brookings; corresponding secretary,
Miss Mercy S. Clarke. Portland: sec
retary of htoratiirc, Mrs. I. F. Toboy,
Portland; treasurer, Mrs, C. P. Clnpp,
Forest Grove; auditor, Mrs. A. u.
Cake, Portland; sccrotary of young
pcoplo's work, Mrs. W. p. Pnlmor,
Portland; missionary evangelist, Rev.
Dora E. Barber, Uuttevllle; assocln
tlonal vico-presldonts, Mrs. L. A. Par
ker, Miss Mary P, Farnham, Mrs. 7.
A, Morrison, and Mrs. Stophon A.
Lowell, of Pendleton,
Notice.
An modern woodmen are request-
'od to moet at their hall Saturday
' night.
All Modern Woodmen are request-
Sour Milk is
Rich, Sweet Cream is
the Order of the Day
When meals are re.tdy nothing is more disagreeable) or moro dis
appointing than to find that the cream is sour. The richest, purest
and most delicious cream is without question
Economy Brand
Evaporated Cream
We arc tho originators of Evaporated Cream and our exporionco
has enabled us to produce an article of such quality that ninety
per cent of Evaporated Cream usod is produced by us. See that
your Evaporated Cream bear" this cap label. Tis
. . . - .i i . i . .
me cap oi morn me
much to you if you want tne best,
HELVETIA MILK CONDENSING COMPANY,
Highland, Illinois.
" "
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias,
Portland, Or.. Oct. 13, 14. 15, '03.
for the above occasion a rate of
one mul one-third fare on the certl
l.i i j'i.ui U .lutliori.icd to Purtlnm!
una return. Tickets may be Issued
on any oi the three days prior to the
opening day. For particulars, call on I
u: address F. F. Wamsley, agent. I
Oregon Baptist Convention, Oregon
City, Ore., October 12-1Gth, '03.
I.-.-... tl... minnalnli tt,t n II P.
I' Ul lilt,' U. f WV-...f31UII V. lb. W
;. uuiixcs u rate ot one ami unc-imru
fare ou the certificate plan. Tickets
ou sale any of three days prior lo the !
opening day. For particulars, call on i
or address P. P. Wamsley, agent. j
"I daresay the cost of living hns
been greatly reduced in 500 years."
"Oil. yes. In the nineteenth century
tile ancient records toll us a simple
operation for nppenulcltls cost $20i
Puck
A Young' Investor
can ill-afford to be without the
book published by The Mutual
Life Insurance Company of
New York " A Banker's
Will." It explains a curious
provision in the will of the
President ofva National Bank
in New York City, and gives
the list of securities in which
the largest accumulation of
trust funds in the world is
invested. The book is sent
free to those who write.
Thlt Compjnr rank
hint I.i Aii:k.
Firjt In Amount PftiJ lVtlcy.hulJeri.
'irx In As--
The Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York
Kichasu A. McCuudt. I'reiiiltm.
Alma D. Kntz. managor, Boise, Idaho.
Frank L. Hammond, District Manager,
Pendleton, Oregon.
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PTTTTtTTTTt
Conrad Platzoeder
All kinds of Kresli
Meats always on
hand. Fine Bacon,
Hams and Sausage.
Prices as low as the lowest $
4inntiminninn
CATARRH
Xx C VI JL C U X
13 8UKK TO
GIVE
SATISFACTION
Ely's Cream Balm
Gives Rails! at once
It cleAnws,' tootbs
snd hssls the dlsesi'
cam "oSurrU' aud COLD HEAD
drlvfsnwsr cold In the lirud quicklr, It I
txoibcd, lleala sad protects the memursne.
Itcstares tho sense of taste saJ smell, Full
site two' t driivs.iits or by insll. Ttlsl slio loc
by null. ELY DEOTUEKS, MJ Wsaren-st, X, Y,
INDIGESTION
Is the cause of moro discomfort than
any other aliment If you cat the
things that you want and that are
good for you, you are distressed. Ack
er's Dyspepsia Tablets will make
your digestion penect ana prevent
Dyspepsia and Its attendant disagree
able symptoms. You can safely eat
anything, at any time. If you take one
of these tablets uftorwnrd. Sold by
all druggists undor a positive guar
antee. 2t cts. Money refunded If
you are not satlsfled. Send to us for
a free sample. W. H. Hooker & Co.,
Buffalo, N. T.
BSSSSE e: LBSI
Old-fashioned
sign oi nonesi gooas. u means
Tamarack
COUGH BALSAM
I'orixewes nil the soothing
und healing virtues of our
native white pine com
bined in a ml 'i table form.
It is unexcelled for
COUGHS
and COLDS
anil
ctnts
J cr bottle
at
F. W. Schmidt's
The Reliable Druggist
l'i4tofrice Pluck I'honc Main fcM
OREGON.
PORTLAND.
St. Helen's Hall
iKst. ltitiK by Ht Hev. U. W. MoitIr.)
Will enter Its 34th year September
H, 1903. Number of resident pupils
limited to sixty. HooU of information
bent ou application.
ELEANOR TEBBETTS, Prin.
A Chance
of a Life Time
All f.icial blemishes removed
lcnving'the fuce smoothc aud per
fect. No drugs, no knife. Red
blister)- birth marks removed
without learMiguFcar or blemish.
Call on
J. B. Despain or
J. Worcester
DUTT0N
Is back at liis old stand
and in charge of his confec
tionary business. This is a
gunrantee that FIRST
CLASS SERVICE will be
given.
CANDIES, BON BONS,
TAFFIES, FRUITS,
ETC. ETC.
Telephone in your order.
Prompt delivery.
A. A-
01
The Candy Ian
Rheumatism Positively Cured
By OU nnd Sweet Spirits of Iidcu.
Moiiey-back Goods. A, C. KO BPl'EN &
11ROS., Sole Agents for'l'endletou.
Da
from the
n n r -r- .
r u n I LA
1905
Will entltl.
nn lulmln.i.. .'.II
to the Pair
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irr vr.no ururri n
tdll'rn In u hart Mv t.tk. .... .
hl a ii r i Ft' ii hi wnrt'i tik
vnil mif hsvo n rir. a V ,).... it
mum, m r iiud never crick i
hm)ii! j rey fan i. Tne nub! I
Dnr htifblunri linnn ..a . .1 ,
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vui nuu KUjin WM,
unnnvis,
NEAGLE BROS.
ThB
Let us till ycti
Inn with
Recocnized as the
tract with you lot
i ii.
part ol the city
n
sb m
Main Street
Ent oy Life
t We will hiake your 1
i hours pacs plea-ntiy.
Howling alleys, poo', '
i and shooting gallerj,
TIJMPKUANCE HDJ
I HUNTS and cirsb. '
T entertaiuuieut every w
Under W. AC. 1
They are the
The Standar
WHITE SEWINO
Sold bj JE
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IRirrh-00V6
iRepalrs for
r&tm
nr..V 1 I
Foundry , "'ji
Cash paid tor
Pendleton,
Robinson'sPa
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