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BAST OBttWMAN, rENDLHTON, ORBCON, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY II, HH5. PAGE TWO. DAILY iiNew ; I Arrivals two srtus children's HI RLE : LARGE. CLEAR TYPE 98c and $1.23 CHILDREN'S BLACKBOARD, FIVE STYLES 48c to $2.95 Encourage the citUd to Mud) at home. The RlaukbuunlH liave rolling tup miujecu, which make, it au Interesting work. FREDERICK KOLF & CO. ALBA NEWS NOTES PLEASANT WEATHER IX CAMAS PRAIRIE BASIN. .Iiilin ltervcs IIdukt Ih Completed SeTpre Cane of Cancer on Hand Alba Lyceum Has OikmiI for the St-anon Creamery Ls Iropted, himI Has ProHMHtM HlaCkxnuth is N-et-i at Allia F1rKt-Cln.su Ojipor tmilty for a Saw Mill Undertaking. GENERAL NEWS. By the steamer China, which left San Francisco January 10, t2.o0u.000 In gold went to Japan. The county court of Yamhill county has appropriated SI 000 for an ex hibit at the Lewis and Clark fair. A Roman Catholic church Is to be erected at Aldershot, England, in memory of the Catholic soldiers who fell in the British sen-Ice In the Boer war. Sing Chee, a Chinaman siiuikkIIiik his way across the Mexican boundury into Texas, hid in a refrigerator cur and was found frozen dead at San Antonio. Peter Smith, aged ST. is dead at Parkland, near Taconiu. He came from New York in 1840 and had re sided in Oregon and Washington con tinuously for 66 years. The grand Jury at Cleveland, after an exhaustive Inquiry Into the chnrges refused to return an Indictment against Dr. Chadwick. accused of complicity with his wife In forgery and swindling generally. The Bricklayers' and Masons' Inter national Union is in session at San Francisco with 265 delegates present, who represent 80.000 members In the 1'nlted States and Canada. The or der has never before met west of the Mississippi. Retiring Governor W. T. Durbln. of Indiana, in his last message states that In one county in Indiana having 6000 votes, 1200 are listed by the central committees ub purchasable. He further states thnt he knows of 25 and S30 being paid for single votes in a township trustee contest. Alba. Jan. 8. There are now two or three liu-h.'s of snow In the timber, but in t!i open the ground Is bare. The nights are cold, but days are ! warm aiil file and much more pleas jant than on the outside of the moun- tains. People living In the Camas J Prairie Basin do not catch much of ' the cold winds that blow across the country. ! John Reeves has Just gotten his I new house completed. His old house was destroyed by fire four weeks ago. Mr. Reeves Is suffering from a enn I cer on his hand and is confined to 1 his bed most of the time. I The lyceum has started at Alba with a full attendance. The question for debate next Wednesduy night is: "Resolved. That the cow is more ben eficial to mankind than the horse." Mrs. H. T. Connell Is leader for the affirmative, and Carl Stocker for the negative. The many friends of Ben Denis of I'klah. are pleased to learn that he is somewhat improved. Mr. Denis is suffering from a severe attuck of rheumatism. I There Ib a good location here for a . blacksmith shop. and. tools are " idle at present waiting for the right kind I of a man. ' Creamery Proponed. i Mr. Lee of Pendleton, was In the ! valley last week agitating the feasi bility of starting a creamery. The Ukiuh plant has been lying idle for two years, the dairymen all using ,smatl separators. He met with some ' encouragement if he would come and , gather the. creum at the ranches af i ter It was separated. Otherwise the j farmers can make more out of it . themselves than to bother keeping up a team Just to haul the milk to the creamery. 1 The milking senson here Is about eight months, although a good many : have wurm stables and milk the year ' round. I Opportunity fur Saw Mill. j There Is one of the best mill sites J here on the coast, and within a radius I of four and a half miles surrounding I It are inO.nnO.000 feet of saw timber yellow pine, red fir and tamarack. About one-half of this timber would J come to the mill on a slight down ! grade, the balance on level. j j This timber Is. nearly all deeded j ! to bona fide settlers living in the I neighborhood, und Is for sale. Right here. If there could be a market found j Is nn opening for one of the best In- j land lumber plants on the coast. i NORTHWEST NEWS. Roy Gore, a 14-year-old boy. Is In Jail at Klamath Fulls, charged with being a horse thief and forger. The Oregon salmon pack for 1904 was 434.325 cases. Fish Warden Van Dusen reports that the hatcheries this season have liberated 11.000.000 fry. The steamer Charles Nelson has departed from Astoria for San Pedro. Cal., with a cargo of 17.000 railroad ties. The cargo measures 644.000 feet. Sam Bellis, a luborcr nt Corn stock, near Roseburg. accidentally discharged a shotgun so that a load of blrdshot mutilated his left arm, which had to be amputated. Thirty-seven vagrants were rounded up by the Spokane police lost Hun day morning. There was Just .10 cents cash on the bunch. 20 cents be longing to one man and 10 cents to another. John Stephens, a Ballard carpen ter, worked hard one forenoon as usual, ate a hearty dinner as usuul, and arose from the table saying he felt as fine as ever in his life. As he was putting on his hat he fell dead of apoplexy. Montana led in the productln of wool In 104, with a total of 37.773, too pounds; Wyoming came second with 20,450.000 pounds; New Mexico third with 17.326,000 pounds. Other states with upward of 10,000,000 pounds were Idaho, Oregon, Califor nia, Utah and Ohio. Near Columbia Falls, Mont., a sec tion hand on a handcar disregarded the engineer's signal and was run down and killed by a freight .train before the train could be stopped. A few miles further on the train stop ped at Columbia Falls. In starting to leave the station a brakeman fell under the train and was run over and killed. LIVES WITHOUT LARYNX. Ili'lknlr 0x'ratiin Performed on a Chinese Inrmit. There Is nt the Hurbor Emergency hospital a laughing 14-months-old baby that has undergone a surgical operation that Is rare, and even in these rare cases -the patients seldom I survive; but this baby Is now happy, i contented and on the road to health, says the San Francisco Examiner. The child's name is Wong You and ' li was the victim of a terrible mistake ; whereby ft was given carbolic acl:i instead of castor oil. Ab soon as the error was discovered the baby was sent to the hospital, where Drs. W. E. ' Hlevens and Glover cut out part of j the larnyx und substituted a silver . tube, und It Is through this tube that H must breathe instead of In the nor mal way. J The doctors were highly eluted over i their successful operation. "The lit. I tie one Is doing nicely." said Dr. Stev i ens last night, "and there Is no doubt 1 that Its life was saved. Tracheotomy I consists In cutting away part of the J larynx and placing In a silver tube I through which the patient breathes. It Ih ii difficult operation, and I think we have reason to be proud of what we nave none, as we were periorm iug it the child was breathing in gasps and could not have lived much longer." HOTH; ARRIVALS. ' Hotel St. George. Will M. Peterson. Athena. G. W. Plokard. Moro. A. D. Spencer, Chicago. R. S. Clark. Chlcngo. W. L. Brandt. Chicago. Frank C. Hurris, New York. James Schaffer. New York. Charles Gauld. Portland. C .E. Rertfield. Heppner. Ford M. Zllly. Portland. J. A. Worllng. lone. J J. F. Mc.Naught. Hermistoii. H. H. Budilington. San Francisco. William Klrklaiid, San Francisco. Will Wells. Athena. George Suttle, Portland. C. L. Downer. Spokane. M. L. Jack. Ellensburg. J. H. O'Nell. Portland. H. H. McCarthy. Portland. C. J. Vlncrut. Portland. L. F. Martin, Portland. George O. Cramer, Minneapolis. J. C. Claxton. Chicago. B. R. Buy, Portland. W. Harry Wells. Portland. E. J. Brown. Portland. C. A. Eastman. San Frunclsco. I. a. Wenberg. Chlcngo. J. B. Stevens. San Francisco. Thomas J. Woods, Colfax. Colonel R. C. Judson, Portland. Joseph Terns. Clifford. Miss Marie Heath, New York. Miss Virginia Murray. New York. Dr. G. C. Eshelman, Portland. Hotel Bickers. F. E. Earnhart, Pendleton. H. Boylln. city. Victor M. Huston, city. Edward Payne, Wulla Walla.' M. O. La Hue and wife, city. G. A. Nichols, Union. Julius F. Wegner, city. Berrll Morey, Umatilla. J. H. Faulkner, Columbus. L. W. Hodglns. St. Louis. L. F. Stone and wife. North Yaktnui Paul Hudson and wife. H. E. Jones. McMlllliville. K. Ii. Young, McMlnnvllle. J. W. Hartman, McMiunville. Mrs. CharleB Plunkett. New York. F. A. Taylor, Portland. H. II. Nell und wife, city. Jesse Alloway. city. J. E. Montgomery, Warren. W. M. McBeth. Elgin. C. H. Kelsey, La Grande. H. C. Robey. R. J. Kelley, Portland. ,' Harry K. Conner, city. Mrs. ?. Lauftsey. St. Louis. Miss Willis, city. The Pendleton. S. G. While. Milwaukee. C. H. Westlln. Chicago. E. .Culley, Tacoma. X. C. Richards, Similiter. Hen Knlgllt, Freewater. Ed L. Estes, Portland. W. It. Glendeniiig, Portland. G. P. Galley, Portland. Hen Mitchell. Portland. H. B. Cotton, Portland. . M. Hamburger. San Francisco. A. Sylvester. St. Louis. Fred Rogers. Portland. M. I. Hoswell, San Francisco. C. H. Thompson, London. J. II. Stokes, Cincinnati. W. I). Luilwirk. Walla Walla. O. 1. Bloom, Portland. G. S. Youngman, Portland. E. II. Conian. Portlu'nd. it. E. Paddock, Portland. J. H. Kloeckner, Spokane. W. D. Marks. Spokane. M. C. Wade, Starbuck. J. S. Ileckwlth, city. George W. Gumbaum, New York. J. Fred Fisher. Spokane. W. G. Talte, Seattle. Sidney Otis, Seattle. W. H. A. T. Wallace. Portland. W. (.'. Kolb, Butte. . ii. T. Booth, Baker City. Cle&raic Safe-; We Are Making Cut Prices on AU Winter c The Nellie Lawton estate of 14, 000 at Seattle, has escheuted to the school fund of the state. 130 acre ranch. Four hundred acres on river bottom, (0 acres set to alfalfa. Weil Improved; good or chard; running water. One among the best In the county. Price Is right. We hare other and smaller propositions equally good. E. T. WADE BON. Office E. O. Building. Blinded by Missed Shot. An accident occurred a couple of weeks ago on Johnson creek in which Jack Leach was terribly Injured In an explosion losing the sight of one eye. While drilling he struck a missed shot and the explosion followed. . Mr. Leach is a well known miner and prospector of this county and has many friends here who regret his misfortune. Salmon City Recorder. The Chance Never Before In Pendle ton. Never before have the ladles In Pendleton had a chance to buy suit patterns for tailor-made suits, jackets and skirts. The Schlffler Tailoring company is going; to sell 200 suit pat terns at from 13.50 to 17.50 per pat tern of IK yasds each, fit Inches wide, about half of their actual cost. Sale begins January 1. This Is a snap and lasts only a short time. Avoid all drying Inhalants and use that which cleanses and heals the membrane. Ely's Cream Balm is such a remedy and cures Catarrh easily and pleasantly. Cold In the head vanishes quickly. Price 50 cents at druggists or by mall. Catarrh caused difficulty In speak and to a great extent loss of hearing. By the use of Ely s Cream Balm drop ping of mucus has ceased, voice and hearing have greatly ' Improved. J. W. Davidson, Att'y at Law, Mon mouth, III. 250 pairs ladles' fine party slippers, worth 12.50. 11. 11.50 and 14. On sale now, 11.66, at TeuUch's. THE WHOLESOME ?. EGG l.frftvarttl'.AND '41' ml .VBkNAftM lr'-S I BAKBia POWDER THERE IS NO BETTER, 0O Guarantees Its Parity. Ilf-A BAD WAT. Many a Pendleton Reader Will Feel Grateful for Tills Information. When your back gives out; . Becomes lame, weak or aching; When urinary troubles set in. Your kidneys are "In a bad way." Here's local evidence to prove It: Mrs. G. W. Brown, who lives at the corner of Turner and B. 8treets. says; "I was unable to stoop without suffering the most Intense pain across the small of my back and through my kidneys. I got my first box of Doan's Kidney Pills at the Brock at McComas drug store. I was so sore and lame that I could not stoop at the sink to wash. Doan's Kidney Pills did away with the trou ble. If I did not honestly think that Doan's Kidney Pills acted up to the representations made by them I would not set my name to an en dorsement. I know others who have used Doan's Kidney Pills with the same satisfaction." For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y sola agents for the United States. Remember th name Doan's and take no other. prlt'n VYInlrr Is liore now, and yon have the chance to net warm clothing lllH. wiles secant Our liss is Your fiulu. - . ' Clothing of all kinds, 20 per rent off. Ladles' cuaw at two-thirds of the regular price MImhpm' coats at two-thirds or the regular price Dress goods of all kinds at 1HG REDUCTION Children's drosMea 20 per cent off, WriiiKM-M nt 20 per rent reduction. Kid kIiivixi of nil grades at out prices. See our IHG AJ In Wednesday's and lYIday's Dally rust Oregouian for prices. THE FFUR AGENTS FOB MCAIX8 PATTERNS. HHv STOCK GUOWjKKS OF THE NO I u I hi n .Mitrket Is or Much ConM'(iirnv to TImmii. Jacksonville, Flu., Jun. 11. The SuutiieiiHti'm Stock Growers' AhhuuIu-, tlnn. composed nf lending MveHtork Kiovvith of Alabama, Oeorglu anil Florida, convened in umiuiil hohhIoii hore toduy with u 1uir attemlaiicn. .'resident S. H. GultHklll called the KutlttTinp to orritn- at 10 o'clock, und after formal otanlzatlon the vlHltorK llnttMiPd to a(ldrrsms of welcome by iluyor Nolan and President f Imi'leH K. (ianifr of the JackHonville hoard of trad. At the afternoon hcshioii the con vention discu.HHed stock growing for profit, range cattle, improved hreedn, and the present and future of the Cu ban market. The convention will con clude Uh busineHs tomorrow. The tdd board nf county comntiH HinnerH nf North Yuklmu huve decid ed to build a new court house to cost not over $7o.ono. The new hoard, which met on Monday, agreed to fol low up the work und carry It to completion. 3 WE WANT lot to llBten to lumber quouJ They are well worth emJ Ing when you trt tbn build. Builder, ud mtJ will find that thej letikj grade of lumber. at ImtJ tlmate at this yard Ihu J run find at any other In Pendleton. ither J if- Pendleton Planing C Robert Fonter.hti B. F. BECK Sanitary PlumbeJ ' 807 Cottonwood Street SSMAL LOW Pitt It t SELLING Of Boys' Waists for Wednesday and Thursday attl Peoples Warehouse Great $50,000 Clearing Sale. A Clean Sweep o all Boys' Waists 14 DOZEN HOYS' WAISTS, REGILAB 40c AND 85c VALIE8; CLEAR WO 6ALE PBIOT J DAY AND THURSDAY ONLY ' J 10 DOZEN HOYS' WAISTS, ItKUVLAR 60c AND JSC VALVES; CLEARING SALE TBICS J NESDAY AXD THl'HKDA. YOXLY ' Extraordinary Clearing Bargain in Buttons S50 DOZEN PEARL BUTTONS, REGULAR PRICE 6c AND 8c DOZEN; ClXmJ 250 DOZEN PEARL AND FANCY BUTTONS, KEGI LAR PRICE lc AND 160 POS" pkice ..: poiES;01! 4M DOZEN FANCY PEARL AND METAL BUTTONS, REGULAR MUCK Sc AND ING SALE PRICE Ihe Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays to Trade M i