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SMUT
POTATO SCAB
APPORTIONED
From 5 per cent to 40 per
cent or all small grain planfsd J
in this section last year was
said 1o have been damaged
by smut
A great quantity of potato
blows were ruined by scab. J
Formaldehyde
Recommended by the gov-
ernment and agricultural ex- J
perts as the most effective pre-
venttve of smut and scab. J
Perfectly harmless to grain .
and potato blows, but kills
every germ either clinging to J
the seed or buried In it that
could cause smut or scab. J
Come in and we will tell .
you about It.
F. W. SCHMIDT
ISUPT. NOWLIN FIXES THE
i AMOUNTS DUE DISTRICTS.
Over 100 Districts in Umatilla Coun
ty Pendleton Draws $5,600 From
County Fund Several Dsitricts
Have Lapsed and Get No Appor
tionment Treasurer Now Has the
Money.
County Superintendent of Schools
J F. Nowltn has completed his ap
portionment of the county school
fund and has tnrned his list Into the
office of Treasurer E. J Sommer
ville. who will now pa" the amounts
of the apportionment as they are
called for by the districts throughout
the county. The districts with the
amount of their apportionment, and
the number of pupils, follow.
District. Pupils. Appor
tionment.
Pilot Rock 90 333.00
Athena .... 10
Freewater ... .60
Pj.hn .9!
1.
3.
4.
DRUGGIST.
GENERAL NEWS.
S. L Russell, who recently died In
New York, left ioOO.OOO to religious
missions for different parts of that
city.
A freight train was wrecked a:
ftlayme. In Southeastern Colorado,
and five tramps riding uion it '.vr
Ule.
It is believed an agreement will be
reached, and the 1S.000 striking coal
miners in Iowa will be at work by
April 16.
Four workmen wore killed and an
other seriously hurt, by an explosion
of dynamite in a quarry near Char
lottesville. Va.
The Illinois Central railroad has
Just put uMin Its lines V Pullman
cars private, buffet, sleeper, dining
and composite that cost J500.0UU.
The schooner Kilnaw. laden with
S9.'.'(K feet of lumber, is several
days overdue from Puget Sound to
"Frisco, and is believed to have gone
do a.
The biggest jewelry theft ever per
petrated in Indianapolis, was of $10.
000 worth of stones from the resi
dence of M. B. Wilson, president of
the Columbia National Back.
.Miss Mabel Page, of Weston. Masr..
was murdered by an insane man.
who cut her throat. Robbery could
not have been the motive, and no
other motive of a person who i:ad
an object, could be divined.
The Norwegian merchantman
Sapho, sprung leaks and could not be
kept afloat, and sunk in deep water
in the South Pacific. The crew es
caped in open boats and were all res-j
cued.
Professor William SherVood. of ,
the chemistry department of tbej
University of California, was the,
victim of thugs. He was sandbag-
ged into unconsciousness, and is not i
expected to live. Robbery was the
probable motive.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
B. X. Coe, a drug clerk In a North
Takima drug store, captured a burg
lar in his home Wednesday night.
'Samuel Galbraith. of Tualatin, Or.,
won the naptha launch, given away
by a dental firm of Portland, by the
coupon system.
The Citizens League of Baker
City has presented the city with a
public drinking fountain, which is
now being erected.
LouIb Schmidt, who has been on
trial at Walla Walla for arson, was
acquitted Wednesday. He was ac
cused of burning his own saloon at
Prescott.
Tom O'Brien, the Burns stage
driver who pleaded guilty to robbing
the malls, was sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary, at Port
land, Wednesday.
Lieutenant Hiram E. Mltcheel. soni
of United States Senator Mitchell,
of Oregon, was married in Xew York
City Wednesday, to Miss Minnie
Barrett, an actress.
A new cigar company with a cap
ita stock of $50,000. has Just beeni
formed in Portland for the purpose
of manufacturing cigars in opposi
tion to the trust.
A rich strike of placer gold has
just been made on an Island In the
middle of the Yukon, in front of
Eagle City. Twenty-three pans' yield
ed 11.550 in coarse gold.
ErarKt and Charles Banie. two
laborers of Eugene, were fined 1200
each In the federal court at Portland
"Wednesday, for destroying mall
boxes on a rural mall route, in Lane
county. s
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
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15.
16.
17.
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19
20.
21.
24.
25.
26.
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2S
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
37.
40.
41.
43.
' 44
45.
40
47.
4S.
19.
50.
51.
52.
54.
55.
56
57.
5S.
59.
GO.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
07.
es.
69.
70.
72.
74.
76.
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78.
79.
SO.
SI.
82.
83.
84.
So.
86.
87
89.
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91.
92.
93.
94.
95.
96.
97.
98.
99.
100.
102.
105.
106.
107.
Umatilla . .
Walla Walla
Milton. . .
Freewater .
Weston . . .
Milton . . .
Pendleton
Weston . .
Adams. . -Pendleton
.
Athena . .
Walla Walla
Weston . .
Weston . .
Pilot Rock.
Freewater .
Pendleton .
Pendleton "
Pendleton .
Holdman . .
Pendleton .
Echo . . .
Athena . .
Athena . . .
Milton. . .
Juniper . .
Gurdane .
Ukiah - . .
Pendleton .
Pilot Rock .
Kamela
. 40
. 20
. 56
. 207
. 41
. 18
. 45
. 20
. 23
.1520
. 21
. 26
. 32S
on
. 43
. 31
. 19
. 13
. 50
. 28
. 266
. 31
. 650
. 17
. 41
. 39
. 53
. 47
. 19
Milton 21
Pendleton .... 3i
Pendleton ... 31
Athena .... 29
Vinson .... 11
Milton .... 50
Pendleton ... 25
Weston . . . . "S
Echo 2J
Adams .... 33
Athena .... 22
Helix 6
Weston .... 32
Helix f'f
.Weston .... 35
Myrick .... 35
Helix I5
Pendleton .... 39
Echo CO
Nye 25
Helix "
Ridge -I
Weston 27
Pendleton ... 15
Pendleton ... 28
Pendleton ... 51
Pendleton ... 46
Helix Is
Freewater .
Milton - . .
Helix . .
Pilot Rock .
Alba . . .
Alba ....
Ukiah . . .
Xye ....
Milton . . .
Freewater .
Pendleton .
Adams . .
Helix . .
Pilot Rock .
Meaeham .
Walla Walla
Pendleton .
Pendleton .
Pendleton. .
Athena . .
Brlggson .
Brlggson . -Pilot
Rock .
Pendleton .
Pendleton .
Duncan . .
McKay . .
Holdman . .
Vinson . . .
M-acham . .
102
16
17
26
49
21'
87
31
141
35
159
29
62
80
14
12
28
. 34
33
16
44
17
26
49
13
37
78
. 27
19
Total .
37.00
222.00
340.40
148.00
74.00
207.20
765.90
151.70
66.60
166.50
74.00
85.10
5.624.00
77.70
96.20
1.213.60
81.40
159.10
114.i0
70.30
81.40
136.90
4S.10
185.00
103.60
1.354.20
114.70
2,405.00
62.90
151.70
144.30
122.10
173.90
70.30
77.00
136.90
114.70
107.8
40.70
1S5.00
92.50
2SS.60
99.90
122.10
81.40
96.20
118.40
255.30
129.50
129.50
55.50
144.30
222.00
92.50
25.90
107.30
99.90
55.50
103.60
188.70
166.50
4B.10
377.40
59.20
62.20
96.20
181.30
77.)
321.90
122.10
114.70
521.70
92.50
588.30
107.30
229.40
296.00
51.80
44.40
103.60
125.80
122.10
59.20
29G.00
62.90
103.60
181.30
48.10
130.9U
288.60
99.90
70.30
, 124,000
R. 4 N. BOOKLET.
Heated
Wheat Lands; " Citv Property,
FOR SALE.
PHty residences. 100 vacant lots,
Tnuslnww openings, hotels, feed yard,
Mvary stable, stock ranches, wheat
landc and all kinds of real estate.
E. T. WADE & SON,
K. O. Bldg. 'Phone. Black 1111. P.
& box, 324., Pendleton, Oregon.
Tells Where to Spend the
Summer Season.
The advance sheets of the O. R- &
N Summer Book, edited by R. M.
Hall, the genial publicity agent of
the company, are now out. His sub
ject "Where Rolls the Oregon and
Hears no Sound Save Its Own Daub
Ings." Ir treated In a masterly man
ner. The magnificent scenery of the
Columbia river and all of the beauti
ful watering places and summer va
cation spots along lis banks and on
the Pacific ocean near Its mouth, are
graphically described and artistically
presented.
The O. R- & X. service, both rail
and water for reaching these hun
dreds of attractive resorts Is perfect
and one has only to read the booklet
to decide where to spend the season
of unalloyed pleasure.
TEUTSCH'S MASCOT.
Horse He Owned 24 Years Ago,
and Which Is Still Living.
i.e Teutsch is the possessor of
a picture of his mascot, which he
has received during the past few
days from his old home at Melrose.
Texas.
In 1880 Mr. Teutsch was a young
man, and hfs uncle, one of the old
citizens of Melrose, made him a
present of a colt. Mr. Teutsch kept
the colt and used her for several
years, or until 1SS4. when he sold
her Tor ?60 and came to this state
with thp moner. From that amount
as a nest egg. he has built up his
present business
Last week Mr. Teutsch received
n nlr-fiirn nf the horse. Which Is now
nearly 25 years of age It shows the
animal standing In front of the store
In Melrose, In harness, looKing near
ly as spry as she did when she was
sold 20 years ago. She has been
used continually for that period of
time, and is still owned by the roan
to whom she was sold by Mr.
Teutsch. The latter thinks a great
deal of the picture, as he considers
the horse to be the foundation of his
present prosperity.
news
OF
ftTHENA
FARM SOLD ON WILD
HORSE MOUNTAINS.
Serious Illness of Mrs. Sarah Staggs
Birthday Party at Coppic's Vis
itors From Idaho and Iowa Work
Begun on Two New Buildings A
Son Was Born Miss Saunders
Will Teach on Birch Creek.
Clothing and Shoes
TWO BIG SPECIALS FOR A WHOLE WEEK
1 0 PER CENT OFF ON CLOTHING
Men's dark grey woolen mixed suit, good v.lue at $7.50, for o..e week we will sell this sult
Mei.'s dark mixed suit of wool material 1&J
Men's all wool black Clay worsted suits, for one weeK t7
Men's far.cy wool worked suits '' ''T a"" tBtt
Men's extra pants, all sixes and Pri-.es from 75c per pair up to 5.00 pa I r.
.;,.. inn nats an! Ii3
Boys' short pants suits from $1' UP to Ujjl
Boys' extra pants, long or short, all sizes and grades.
o PER CEFjJT OFF ON SHOES
Boys' shoes, good he-vy weight ;:,V".V V. and ,W5
Boys' fine dress shoes, calf skin or vici i and tt
. M.n.c ;.. shoes, calf or vicl. guaranteed W.00 and Use
Men's dress shoes, calf or vici, , 2-25 and
Men's work shoes, heavy or mediu.n weignt $1.40 pair
We repair every pair that rips, free of tnirge. -w
THE FHIR
Athena, April 6. John Runyon
bought a small farm consisting of
40 acres from J H. Logan on the
Wild Horse mountains, for $500.
Mrs. Sarah Staggs Is seriously ill
at hor home at Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosenzwolg and
family spent Sunday In the country
attending a birthday celebration at
the Coppic home.
Mrs. E. A. Dudley's brother. Vic
McDonald and wife of Idaho, are vis
iting the Dudley home.
Bert Cartano's sister. Miss Anna
Cartano of Springfield. Iowa. Is vis
iting at the Cartano home.
Born. Saturday, April 2. .to Dr. and
Mrs. A. B. Stone, a son.
M J Palmer spent Monday In
Walla Walla on business.
Miss Arita Saunders has Just com
pleted a successful term of school
at South Cold Spr.ngs. and Is visit
ing ber mother and sister here. Miss
Saunders will teach on Birch Creek
in the near future.
Mr. A. B. stones niouier. .Mrs. .
E. Burnham, Is visiting ber daughter.
Two New Buildings Begun.
Tuesday Knotts. with a large force
of men.- commenced to lay the foun
dation to the Stahl Wick uuuuing.
and Dan Mays and his crew have
commenced to lay the foundation of
the John Froome brick.
FIRST EASTER EGGS.
Mrs. Lew Wallace Tells Enchanting
Story of the East.
Mrs. Lew Wallace, the wife of the
author of "Ben Hur." tells In her
book. "The City of the King." how
th. flrtt PuKier cecs came to be. ac
cording to legend. Says she. "The
Syrian bulbul (nlgnungaiei nas uie
loveliest voice of all God's creatures
and the saddest song ever heard,
chnrtv Mivens frincinc the Jordan
still shelter the bird that sings dark-lins--
. .. .
"There Is a legend that the uuiuui
..I in tho nil vp tree in tbe carden of
Joseph of Arlmathea, and. the night
before the Resurrection, through the
darkness poured out her soul In sor-m.-irif
nlnlnt above the still sleeper
In the tomb wherein was never man
laid. When the first Easter morning
broke over the Eastern hills the
eggs In the nest of the brooding bird
sparkled with gold. blue, orange and
crimson; and so we color eggs at
roctor fnr a memorial to the lone
singer who sang by the Holy Sepul
chre 1900 years ago."
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
TRIENNIAL CONCLAVE KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR.
Robbed the Grave.
ciiMiini, inMilpnt Ik narrated bf
John Oliver of Philadelphia, as fol
lows: "I was In an awful condition.
My shin was almost yellow, eyes
sunken, tongue coated, pain continu
ally In back ana siues, no appetite,
dav hv dav. Three
physicians bad given me up. Then
" .... . : T, I ,
I was advised to use mectnc nu-fpre-
n mv rreat tor the first bottle
made a decided in.; rovement. I
continued their use lor tnree weens,
and am now a well man. I know
they robbed the grave of another
victim." No one snouiu iau 10 try
ihem. Only 50 cents. Guaranteed
at Tallman & Co.'s drug store.
SEED POTATOES SCARCE.
Hotel Pendleton.
C. Ottershagen, Portland.
D. E. Brockbank, San Francisco.
Mrs. J H. Crook, Portland
F. T. Arnold.
G. S. Youugman, Portland
E. B. Coman. Portlnnd.
M. L. Gallagher. Pittsburg.
J. S. Davis, Rochester.
H. N. Dryer. Tacoma.
M. P. Gleeson. San Francisco.
J. A. Cooke. San Francisco.
G. Dove. Portland.
Mrs. B. F. Rooth. Santa Crur.
Marcella Rooth, Santa Crur.
James Roche. Walla Walla.
H. J. Burmeis'er. San Francisco.
H. Sultan, San Francisco.
A. R. Burford. Walla Walla.
M. H. Patton. Spokane.
R. A. Wright, Spokane.
W. W. Gallemore. Sjiokane.
Thomas Nester. Portland.
M. Cleveland, Sokane.
M. S. Marks. San Francisco.
H. B. Catton. Walla Walla.
G. W. Adams. .1 Paso.
George Price. Boston.
S. Coddon, Minneapolis.
Hotel St. George.
A. F- Bernard, Portland.
James A. Howard. Sumpter.
F. C. Billings. Seattle.
J. B. Thomas and wife. St. Louis.
C. R. Mason and wife, Waitsburg.
C. C. Mason, Waitsburg.
J. P. Foldnor, San FrancUco.
Charles W. Sapman, Pittsburg.
S. M. Steele. Kalamazoo.
G. W. Vanlandlngham, Oakley.
F. L. Hurley. Chicago.
C. F. Bartholomew. Portlaud.
Frank Wood. Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Palmentor. North
Yakima.
W. S. Goodman. Hudson Bay.
G. W. McArthur. lone.
S. H. Fry. Dallas.
W. S. Phelps. Portland.
T. Budwin, Spokane.
F. J. Gardner, Portland.
J. T. Wolfe, Walla Walla.
R. H. Nelff. Kansas City.
F. E. Kennedy. Portland.
James R. Lewis. Portland.
R. J. Nixon. Butte.
X. J- Conelly, Seattle.
San Francisco, Sept. 5-9, 1904 Sov
ereign Grand Lodge I. O. O. F., San
Francisco, Sept. 19-25, 1904.
Account above occasion, round trip
tickets will be sold to San Francisco
via steamer In both directions.
J26.S5; via rail both directions, or
rail going returning steamer, or vice
versa, $31.85. Dates of sale via
steamer from Portland, August 27,
2S. September 1 and 2. via rail, Sep
tember 1st, 2d, 3d, 15th, lCth and
17th. limit continuous passage on go
ing trip with final return limit Octo
ber 23d. 1904. Stopovers will be al
lowed In California. For further
particulars, call upon E. C. Smith,
agent O. R. & X. Co., Pendleton.
LET US SUPPLY
WITH
Building...
...Materii
rvrMEXKIOX LUMBEBOf'
JLI all descriptions. Sui,
uoors. Blinds, Mould.
Ing, Building and Tm p,.
Bring Your Bill toUsj
Get Our Figures,
i
Buyers Scouring the County for
Shipments East at 80 Cents Per
100.
""Seed'potatoes in Vmatilla county
are scarce this spring, and promise
to be high priced before the plant
ing beason Is over.
Buyers are now scouring the
county for shipments to the East,
and while they are offering but SO
cents per 100, they tire finding none
in the country at that price. A
large acreage of potatoes will bo
planted In the county again this
season, and already -farmers in the
Echo districts have ordered tJoveral
tons for seed.
The spring has been so backward
that but little preparation for plant
ing has been made yet.
Eclectics In Session.
Allianv. X. Y.. Aurll 7 The Xew
York State Eclectic Society began its
annual meetiug here touay wim a
lurge and representative attendance.
a two davs' urogram of papers and
discussions has been prepared for
the meeting.
Men call thoir own rart-IessnesB
aud inactivity fate
Hotel Bickers.
C. E. Cleek. Portland.
Sam Lee, Spokane.
B. F. Marlin and wife. Meaeham.
J. J. Roe. Freewater.
Van Klncaid. Pleasonton.
D. P. Durfey and wife. Hedrkk.
Mrs. Cora Simpson, city.
Charles L. Holway. Weston.
E. C. Shirk, Ladd.
J. M. Winn. McKay.
Fred Schwede and family, Omaha,
F. C. Cleves, St. Paul.
J. O. Vanwinkle, Salem.
R. H. Cbaple, Salem.
E. K. Miller. Salem.
O. K. Wolf, Salem.
J. G. Martin, Salem.
M. Winslow, Salem.
G. G. Randall. Salem.
W. G. Trill, Salem.
H. H. Markle. Salem.
E. G. Hornschurch, Salem.
W. L. Zimmerman, Salem.
Francis Saley, Salem.
R. H. Zercher, Salem.
The O. R. & X. steamer Hassalo,
plying between Portland and As
torla. Is the fastest stern-wheel boat
In the world.
SCOTT'S EMULSION
is for babies and children
who are thin and pale when
they ought to be fat and
ruddy-; for men and women
who 'are weak and delicate
when they ought to be strong
and hearty for all who are
not getting proper nourish
ment from their food.
Poor blood, thin body, open
the door for disease. Scott's
Emulsion bars the way.
Makes the blood richer, pro
duces healthy flesh and above
all provides nourishment.
U't'ti tend you 1 umjile tret upon icqueil
bCOTT &. UOWiE 4 l'er Sttccl, New York
$100 Reward, $100.
The reader of this paiwr Mil be pleased '
to Iwirn tbat ttiere 1 at leant one dreuil
rd dleae Hint srlonre bas been able to
cure In all lt Rtaces. nnd that It Ca- 1
torrli. Hall's Catarrli Cure In tlie only 1
iwsltlre cure now known to the medical I
fraternity, t atarru oeinc a rommuuuuui
dlseaiie, require a constitutional Teat
ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken In
ternally, acting directly on tbe blood rnd
mucoid surfaces of tin- system, thereby
demrovlns the foundation of the disease,
aud pWlne the patient strength by build
ing up me constitution uuu buhikuuk na
ture In dolns Its work. Tbe proix-letoi-s
have so much faith In Its curative powers
that ther oCer One Hundred Dollars for
any rnne that It falls to cure. Send for
list 61 testimonials.
Address : . . .
r. j. ninxcv & i -. roieuo, u.
Sold bv PniRElst. price 7.1c
Take Hall's Tamlly l'llls for constipa
tion.
To Dairy Patrons.
I wish to deny the report being
circulated to the effect that I have
sold my dairy business, or that I
Intend to sell.
A. B. WISDOM.
Grays' Harbor Cora.ll
Opp. W: & C. R. Depot
NOTICE
TO ALL MY FRIENDS AM) I
! PATRONS:
ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE.
Ulolucr 3n Prated that Dandruff Is
Caused br a Germ.
Science Is donlg wonders these days In
medicine as well as in mechanics. Sine
Adam lived, the human race has been
troubled 1th dandruff, for which no hair
prepaiatlon ha& heretofore proved a suc
cessful cure until Newbro's Ilerplclde was
put 0:1 the market. It is a uclentlfle prep
aration that kills the geru that makes
dandruff or scurf by dlggine Into the
scalp to get at the root of the hair, where
It saps the vitality; causing Itching scalp,
falling hair, and finally baldness. With
out dandruff hair must grow luxuriantly.
It Is the only destroyer of dandruff.
Eold by leading druggists. Send 10c.
in stamps for sample to Tbe Ilerpl
clde Co.. Detroit. Mich.
F. W. Schmidt, special agent.
All persons knowing
themselves to be in
debted to me will call
and settle their ac
counts as I need tbe
money,
Conrad Platzoeder
Meat Market
ADAMS
DENTAL
PARLOR
Pendleton, Oregon.
Residence and office. Despain block
Phono Red 1D81.
Our specialty Painless Filling and
Extracting.
I TAKE PLEASURE IN 1
INTRODUCING TO Hf
FRIENDS, DRS. L. L. AND T.
H. WHITE. TO WH0K I
HAVE SOLD MY DENTUJ
BUSINESS IN THIS CITV. 1 ;
THOROUGHLY REC0MMEM,
THE DRS. WHITE AS FIRST-
CLASS DENTISTS IN EVEM
RESPECT, AND WILL ES
TEEM IT A FAVOR FOI
ANY OF MY PATIENTS TO
PLACE THEIR CASES W
HANDS OF THE DRS. 1
WHITE.
RESPECTFULLY,
E. A. MANN
ssts
t BICYCLE DOCTORS i
If your wheel is ailing consult
us. we treat tue worst wueeis
and ri store them to health. Out
bicycle hospital at 311 Court
Btreet Is complete and equipped
with the latent appliances.
t Gorden & Edmisten
y Bicycle Doctors
All Kinds of Light impairing
A
GOAL
Let us fill your
bin with .
ROCK SPRING CO!
Recognized as the bes
and most economical lou.
We are prepared to con
tract with you for yotf
winter's supply. We
liver coal or wood to wj
part of the city.
Laatz Bros-
Main Street
M. 'Vs' :
FOR SALE
nno ".vear-old
i.l BtA or trade, nU 0 8x V
of young Worses of V"
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