East Oregonian : E.O., January 17, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

DAHiT mast oaaooMAW. rununo. obbgok, Tuesday, January it. ito.
WA9M TQRXE.
gspN 8AUC ANNUAL UN UKRMPSLIN SALE
'ft White Fair'
ca4erauUa sale. P wdoctJosi en all Cor.
) uM Gown Pettscoata, Ctmntae. The
ruulw mdcmear, ttas beat
,,1, in AmeHoa. W are abowtng
.unj new "
ga display 1b center window.
jHE OVERS OF BEST VALUES
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STrnMHSUN SAUK ANNUAL UNDERMUBLLn SALE
JURY LIST IS DRAWN
jVERS' BEST FLOIR
bH boat the ebaleeat wheat that (row. Good bread la
i .as Brers' Beat Wtamt la need.. Bran, shorts, Meaa toiled
fiJLETON ROLLER MILLS :
W. . BTERS) Pruviletui.
Enjoy Bowling to Pet the Benefit
Mnf an eaerdae that brings Into play all the aansclea,
lejosi ths system and la reoommended by physicians
Lneun In asUietlcs everywhere.
tat ml bmiard ball In connection.
"Get in the Game
ft
m rfsorred for private partlea If spoken for In advance.
Smnswick Bowling Alley
WADE SILER, Prop.
U. 4,
m Underwood
Typewriter
N VMhtaw that combine all the good polnU of the old a
and has the writing always In sight.
T. C. TAYLOR
Bt IMt&WARE MAN." 741 MAIN STREET.
P'MllMlllllMtMIIMIIIttlMIMIr
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ing to riove
er ftbruary 1 we
u noae no eh, n
wtU be fonnd in ties
IT"" " of the Renn building, corner of
od Cottonwood streets, with a complete
of staple and fancy groceries.. Special
win be given on green tes nntil ww
SWj,
KEMLER & SON
The Grocers J
a
WE WANT TOO J
to listen to lumber quotations. J
They are well worth consider- e
Ing when you are about to .
build. Builders and contractors
will find that they get a better
grads of lumber at a lower ea- e
tlmate at this yard than they a
can find at any other dealers'
in Pendleton. s
Pendleton Planing M3Is I
Rosrrt, Foster, Prop, a
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JURYMEN NAMED BY
THE COUNTY COURT.
Lint Comprbwa Over 300 Names and
Is Scattered Ont the Entire Coun
ty Every Voting Precinct In the
County Is RepnsentedV-Pendleton
KumLihes a Large Quota of the
Jurymen for 105.
Following is the Jury panel for the
year 105. drawn bv the county court
last evening. The list comprises over
iOv names and covers the entire
county. Every voting precinct in the
county is represented, Pendleton sup-
Plying the largest number.
O. HfllMimh form., A 11 m W U
Saylor, farmer, Adams; C. C. Darr,
larmer, Adams: William Holdman.
Dick, farmer. Alba; William' Howard.
rarmer. Alba.
E. A. Dudley, farmer, Athena; Q.
W. GmM farm,, ilhuia- nani-n. W
Hansen, farmer, Athena; W. R. Tay
lor, larmer, Atnena; William Tomp
kins, farmer, Athena; Arthur Scott,
farmer. Athpna- T IT TovlHin far.
mer, Athena; John Hlteman, farmer.
Ainena.
ThOm&S O. Rmlth farmar Crhrt'
Frank Sloan, tarmer. Echo.
Herman Roehlk, farmer, Fulton;
John Bahr, farmer, Fulton; W. H.
Harrah, farmer, Fulton; E. B. Shafer,
farmer, Fulton; M. E. Shutrum, far
mer, Fulton; E. A. Snyder, farmer,
Fulton; A. Ruppe, farmer, Fulton.
Henry T. Hill, farmer Helix; Q. W.
Hewitt, farmer. Helix; W. F. Cargill,
tarmer, Helix; Manuel L medley,
farmer, Helix; A. W. Orover, farmer,
Helix; John Ttmmerman. farmer,
Helix; E. L. Smith, wagon maker.
Helix; Otto Relmann, farmer. Helix.
W. L. Guerrant, farmer, Holdman;
R. T-- Ham. farmer. TInlilmin
L. E. Huson, farmer. Juniper; Chris
Armstrong, Juniper; K. Doerlng,
farmer. Juniper: J. C. Royse. farmer.
Juniper.
C. E. Simon, farmer. WrKnv: E. N.
Smith, farmer, McKay; George Rob
erts, farmer. MpKav: William Con-
nerly, farmer, McKay; B. B. Crowner,
farmer, McKay; Howard Dunn, far
mer. McKav: Georee Jones, farmer
McKay; J. 8. Holmes, farmer, McKay.
Amos Richardson, farmer, Milton;
S. H. Hopkins, farmer, Milton; Ben
Anspaugh, farmer, Milton; Lewis Bo
lus, farmer, Milton; J. M. Derrick,
farmer. Milton: Frank Dlckerson. far
mer, Milton; Ira W. Berry, farmer,
Milton; C. E: Demarls, farmer, Mil
ton: R. M. Dorothy, farmer, Milton
William Anderson, Sr., retired. Mil
ton; W. H. Frazler, tarmer, Milton
Ed Greeves. farmer. Milton; J. N.
Stone, furniture dealer. Milton; John
Hughes, farmer, Milton; J. C. Hyatt,
farmer, Milton; J. H. Clodlus, farmer.
Milton.
E. O. Hult. real estate, Pendleton;
August Ring, farmer, Pendleton: Wil
liam Roberts, fanner, Pendleton; J
Robinson, laundryman, Pendleton;
T.. c. Rothrock. farmer. Pendleton;
John H. Rust, stockman, Pendleton;
innpnh Tinnier, merchant. Pendleton
John Schroeder, farmer, Pendleton
Fred Searcev. farmer. Pendleton
Charley Cole, farmer, Pendleton;
Thomas Campbell, farmer, Pendleton:
C. F. Daniel, farmer, Pendleton; J. T.
Earl, farmer, Pendleton.
Ttohert Hoeft. farmer. Pilot Rock;
C. F. Hemphill, stockman, Pilot Rock;
'harley Simon, farmer, Pilot Rock;
r n. Cherrv. farmer. Pilot Rock;
T. I. Gault, farmer. Pilot Rock; J. W.
Roork. farmer, Pilot Rock: A. C.
Hemphill, stockman, Pilot Rock; A.
C. Henderson, stockman. Pilot Rock;
Charles M. Bhuler, farmer, Pilot
Rock: L. Shlpp, farmer. Pilot Rock.
Twi Mossle. farmer. Uklah; Jas.
Terry, farmer. Uklah; B. F. Chilison,
sawmill man, Uklah; E. B. Gambee,
rancher, Uklah; Henry Lazlnka,
stockman, Uklah; J. D. Ingram,
pressman, Uklah.
John Foster, farmer, union; a. i.
Howdyshell. farmer. Union.
J. J. Spere. farmer, Vinson.
S. A. Barnes, warehouseman, Wes
ton: Phil Beathe, mlllman, weston;
John Cummlngs, farmer. Weston;
Frank Greer, farmer, Weston; J. u.
Hargett, farmer, Weston; T. F. Hu
mlston, merchant, Weston.
W. B. Hlnkle, farmer. Willow
Springs; J. A. Horsman, farmer. Wil
low Springs; John W. Ray, farmer,
Willow Springs; Bam Carney, tarmer,
Willow Springs; P. E. Fletcher, far
mer. Willow Springs; John Owings,
tarmer. Willow Springs; Tom Ed
wards, Willow Springs; James Mar
cum. Willow Springs; Chris Nelson,
farmer, Willow Springs; t-wrw
Cat, Willow Springs; T. B. Simon
ton, farmer. Willow Springs.
jf T. Lleuallen, farmer, Adams;
William Baker, farmer, Adams; B. A.
Marquis, farmer, Adams. ,
Ed Brehm, farmer. Alba; Jacob
Born, farmer. Alba; J. F. Harvey,
farmer, Alba; A. 8. Quant, merchant.
Alba; G. E. Btocker, stockman, Alba.
A. J. Wagner, farmer, Athena; John
v.n 'farmer. Athena; John Bell,
farmer, Athena; William Kllgore.
. Athena: Georae Bannister,
farmer! Athena; V. B. Harris, farmer,
Athena; M. M. Johns, tarmer, Atnena;
Elmer Richmond, farmer, Athena;
s-rank Berlin, farmer, Athena; S. 8.
Parris, farmer, Athena.
C. W. Avery, hotel keeper, uingnaro
Springs.
a farmer. Cottonwood;
C. R- Huber. farmer, Cottonwood.
William Gulllford, stockman, tcno,
J. B. Saylor. farmer. Echo.
John Dand, farmer. Fulton: Wal
ter McCormach. Fulton; Marion
Jacks, farmer. Fulton: Henry Loren
en. farmer, Fulton; O. T. Elgin, far
mer, Fulton: Lolus Hagen. farmer,
Fulton; Alex Milne, farmer, Fulton.
J. K. Bott. farmer. Helix; L N.
o . rmrm,r Helix: A. McKinnln.
farmer. Helix: Carl Kopers. farmer,
Scott, farmer. Helix; Alex Montgom
ery, merchant. Helix.
A. G. Buholts. farmer, Hogue;
John Leedy, tarmer, Hogue,
R. L. Hart, farmer, Holdman; D.
N. Driver, farmer, Holdman. 1
A. R. Lansdale. farmer. Mountain;
S. G. Price, farmer. Mountain.
8. P. Hutchinson, farmer. McKay;
Daniel Shaw, farmer, McKay; Alex
Hudson, farmer, McKay.
Thomas Snence. farmer. Milton;
Hochbv Harris, farmer. Milton; J.
8. Ritchey, farmer, Milton; O. W. In
gle, harness maker, Milton; John Mc-
Ewen, farmer, Milton.
E. E. Cargill, farmer, Pendleton;
H. C. Crala. laborer. Pendleton;
Charles Relman, laborer, Pendleton;
M. Mccracken, laborer, Pendleton;
William Roesch, brewer, Pendleton;
Frank a Curl, agent, Pendleton; S.
A. Hampton, farmer, Pendleton; B.
Kennedy, printer, Pendleton; F. B.
Siddons, laborer, Pendleton; J. R-
Dickson, capitalist. Pendleton; G. t.
lannw oarnenter. Pendleton: Will
Moore, agent, Pendleton; E. L. Smith,
farmer. Pendleton: Chria Kan ley,
merchant, Pendleton; William Hilton.
contractor. Pendleton: J. B. Mum-
lord, farmer. Pendleton; V. Stroble,
merchant, Pendleton; Frank Frailer,
speculator, Pendleton; James A.
Crawford, harness maker. Pendleton;
H. E. Cook, contractor, Pendleton; F.
R. Clonton. speculator. Pendleton,
W. H. McCormach, farmer, Pendle
ton.
John Harrison, farmer. Pilot Rock;
C. E. Sturdivant, merchant. Pilot
Rock: T. D. Wauah. farmer, Pendle
ton; A. D. Sloan, tarmer. Pilot Rock;
Douglas Belts, farmer. Pilot rock;
Herbert Rovlen. farmer. Pilot Rock
Fred W. Hascall. farmer. Pilot Rock;
W. H. Evans, stockman, Pilot Rock;
Fred Gelnger, farmer, Pilot Hoca;
Thomas Jacnuea. farmer. Pilot Rock;
T. a. Rnlcer. farmer. Pilot Rock; D.
M. Russell, farmer. Pilot Rock; True-
man Cable, farmer, Pilot Rock.
A. B. McCartv. farmer. Prospect
M. J. Foster, farmer. Prospect; E. L.
Turney, farmer. Prospect.
Raul Lemmerv. farmer. Reserva
tion; T. B. Hawley, farmer, Reserva
tinn
J. T. Huston, farmer. Ukiah; Adam
Schwalm, stockman, Uklah; C. N. Mc-
Revnolds. stockman. Uklah; Frank
Hllburt. stockman. Uklah.
W. N. Claypool, farmer, Union;
Virgil Moore, farmer, Union.
Eric Johnson, farmer, Vansycle.
Donald Ross, stockman, Vinson,
irrank K. Ulna, farmer. Weston
E. T. Harbour, brick maker, Weston
BOUNTY FUND WAS DEFRAUDED
Same Pelts Used Many Tiroes In
Utah Swindle.
Hit It Tjike. Jan. 17.Th nrreat nf
Charlea Jonea at Ogden Saturday,
charged wun cieiraumng tne state
bounty fund for wild animals, was
followed by sensational developments
today. It Is alleged that Salt Lake
county alone has paid 117,000 fraud
ulent bounty ft wild animals. One
deputy clerk was arrested this after
noon, charged with conspiracy to de
fraud the state and others will fol-
lAW.
Bounties were paid on the pelts of
wild animals In dirrerent counties,
the same pelts being used scores of
times.
Governor Stokes Inaugurated.
Trenton. N. J.. Jan. 17. The InauK
uratlon of Edward C. Stokes as gov
ernor of New Jersey took place at ine
Tavlnr onera house at noon today In
the presence of a large number of
people. After the oath of office had
been administered the great seal of
state was handed to Governor Stokes
h ths retlrlna srovernor. after which
Governor Stokes delivered nis maug
,.-! At the conclusion of the cere
monies Governor Stokes, ex-Governor
Mrnhv. and the state officers and
m.mhers of the legislature went to
the reviewing stand, from which they
reviewed the Inaugural parade.
Indiana, Retail Merchants.
,Vlncennes. Ind Jan. 17. There
.'. arratifvlna attendance at the
opening here today of the annual con
vention of the Indiana Retail Mer
chants Association. President Brok
hage of the local association, pre
sided over the opening session and
Mayor Green welcomed the visitors.
During the two' days the convention
will be in session trade topics will be
discussed in papers and addresses pre
sented by leading merchants of In
dianapolis, Fort Wayne, Michigan
City, Lafayette, Evansville, Terre
Haute, Anderson, Richmond and other
places.
Trl-State Grain Growers.
Fargo, N. D., Jan. 17. With a
larger attendance and a more Inter
esting and comprehensive program
than ever before the Trl-State Grain
and Stock Growers' convention began
ia uuanth nnnuAl meetine: In Fargo
today. Representative agriculturists
ara in attendance from all sections of
! uinnmii and the Dakotas. The
E. T. Harbour, brick maaer, wesiun; - - ,,.-, , h-
liey Winn, tarmer. Weston; George Present etlon whlcl, will be In
branches of agriculture, including
-rain irrnwlnff. stockralslng. beeekeep-
,J ing and fruitgrowing. A large poul
try show is being held in conjunction
W. Proebstel, merchant, Weston
George Carmlchael, farmer, Weston;
Ttar r.elna farmer. Weston: J. F
Kilaore: farmer. Weston; John Ban
nister, farmer. Weston; John M.
O'Harra, farmer, Weston.
W. S. Goodman, farmer, Valley; H.
H. Swarts, farmer, Valley.
J. 8. Todd, stockman, Encamp
ment. William L. Purcell, farmer, Hold
man. David Horn, stockman, Gilliland.
E. E. LaHue, farmer, Prospect; H.
H. Williams, farmer, Prospect; M. J.
Foster, farmer, Prospect.
E. F. Carney, farmer, Gilliland; G.
F. Dunn, farmer, Gilliland; Daniel
Bowman, farmer, Gilliland.
Edward J. Rallng, farmer. Moun
tain; Sam H. Waifield, farmer,
Mountain.
B. Hopper, farmer, Yoakum; A. W.
Norton, farmer, Yoakum; J. G. Mc
Cullom, farmer, Yoakum; O. F.
Steele, farmer, Yoakum.
John W. Rothrock, farmer, Adams;
Frank Baker, farmer, Adams.
Jesse Moore, farmer. Echo; Alax
Malcolm, farmer. Echo; Ben McCul
lough, farmer. Echo.
William Mills, farmer. Juniper:
Kenneth McRea, farmer. Juniper; S.
A v.AwnrAn. farmer. Juniper: John
Myrlck, farmer, Juniper.
William Purcell, farmer, Holdman;
George Hanna, farmer, Holdman;
Thomas CamDbell. farmer. Holdman;
Charles Vinson, farmer. Holdman;
Ora Holdman, farmer, Holdman;
William Brown, farmer, Holdman.
Samuel Barnes, farmer. Valley; J.
S. Shaffles, farmer, Valley; J. W.
Young, farmer, Valley; D. O. Saund
ers, farmer, Valley; Frank Dlcklson,
farmer, Valley; William Hodges, far
mer, Valley; C. E. Slmonds, farmer,
Valley, William F. Smith, farmer.
Valley.
W. T. Ohm, farmer, Cottonwood;
C. M. Hofner, farmer, Cottonwood;
L. F. Bradshaw, farmer, Cottonwood;
J. W. Toner, farmer, Cottonwood;
W. H. Mann, farmer, Cottonwood.
George D. Egger. tarmer. Union;
John Malstrom, farmer, Union; Ar
thur Kwlnar. tarmer. Union; Fred
Roade. farmer. Union; C. J. Mark,
tarmer, Union.
A. A. Welder, farmer, Freewater;
W. H. Wllmot, farmer, Freewater.
J. A. Winn, merchant, Adams; E.
W. Stone, farmer, Athena; O. W.
Storey, farmer, Weston: J. W. Stre
low, printer, McKay: Hans Strum,
farmer, Fulton; Asa B. Thomson, far
mar, svhn: Josenh Cunha. farmer.
Echo; William McLaughlin, farmer,
Alba; A. L. Swaggart, farmer, Athe
na; H. H. Bwartx, tarmer, Freewater;
G. I. Lisle, farmer. Echo; H. L Fra
iler, tarmer, Milton; H. J. Layer,
farmer, Fulton; Moses Taylor, far
mer, Athena; Gunder Turjeson, far
mer, Vansycle; J. J. Thorn e, farmer,
Holdman; R. E. Thome, farmer.
Echo: Alvln F. Turner, farmer, Athe
no- J. P. Vlebrock. stockman. HoM
man; George L. Ward, farmer. Echo;
Ramnel Warner, farmer Tllnt Pnrh '
M. L. Watts, teacher, Athena; P. L.
Weaver, larmer, Freewater; J. H.
Wells, farmer, Freewater; G
Wharton, farmer, Freewater.
W.
Delaware's New Governor.
Dover, Del., Jan. 17. The Inaugur
ation of Preston Lea as governor of
Tkalawara tvnlr r.laja tAlv. ThS
event wss accompanied with the us-
ual ceremonies and was attended by
the state officials, members of the J
, m . wtottAra from
various points throughout tne state.
n i.i- i. ..i . t.m f Aoti n1 I a
farmer. Helix: vmn ru' rcwi mumi v - - :
Helix- John McRay, farmer, Helix; Clark centennial will be worth I10,- J
.rr' . .. e.rar Helix: William I 000.
with the gathering.
Grand Duchess Dead.
Welmrn. Germanv. Jan. 17. The
Grand Duchess Caroline, wife of the
reigning Grand Duke of Saxe-Welmnr
died at 3:30 this morning of inflam
mation of the lungs.
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.
WVU otad you umpll free upon request.
SCOTT tk BUWNE, og Peatl Street, New Votk.
Biliousness
HUP
DELIGHT
And Mother's Comtort
'! 4 Tnr Yt.tvt.b1 Cutiriw tad fta4
tbem Mrftcl. Cob Ida', do without thB). 1
d ihm for iobi ! for iDdtfiatton d oil
toofDt and aoHpUUlf eared. Roeou
pna mtB o Tryone. unct incMJ. worn Will
Mtu be wiUwol Uim ) the Umlij."
Mwtri A. Mftrs. Albu. H.T.
..J Far
Thv D0Wtt4r
nCATtwrne a
.Hisnl PeUtable Pe4t,TsewOod.noOia.
Merer Blekes. Weaken or Orlpe. lie. Be.Ht. Nner
foU to balk. The teaeloe ublef etamped 0 0 0.
Osaraakaod eere or joar Moner baefc.
Urllsg Remedy Co., Chlcaf sr W.T. Sal
11. UAL SALE, TEI MILUOI BOXES
Good I
j Dry Wood I
ALL KINDS
W
I'-''
J I bavs good, sound wood which
e it delivered at reasonable
J prices .
a .
FOR CASH. !
W. C. MINNIS ?
Leave Orders at Neaanaa'a $
Ctgnr Store. Z
And CUTICUPA Ointment,
the great Skin Cure.
Not only rt tbry th pumt, twectcs!, and
most ciiectlv for eraenrmr, Purtfring,
and btaaufying the Skin, Scalp, Half, and
Hands of Infante and children, but thy
afford instant relief and refreshing tkcp for
kin-tortured bobks, and feat lor tired
mothers, m the everest cases of torturing,
difiguring, ftcbinr, buraing, bleeding,
scalv, onated, and pimply skm and taJp
humon, mtmtt, rashes, and brrtatioos,
with loss of hair, and arc sore to ajccsrd
when all elu fails.
Sold auoofheirt th, world. Catlesm Soe,ae-ObS-ojrat,
30a., RMolrcDt, Wo. ( la form et ChoceUte OMtad
ruil, we. per tioi 1 wf. vaniuan, w i.muw-
bouMSq.t Fens, f Roe dels Pels, Boeton, ur oolej
See. Potter Uiux a Ch.m. ConHRole Prope,
aS-Soad (ofillAbool obelkls, ooolp, ead I
WHERE'S THE GAME?
Not hard to find if you come here
when you are hunting for the best
place In the city to buy coal and wood. .
Highest grade coal and best sound t
wood. Prompt delivery. Large and
small orders solicited.
Lot us keep you warm.
Henry Kopittke
DUTCH HENRY.
Office Pendleton Ice A Cold Storage
Co., 'Phone 1781.
Oregon Tannery
For all kinds of fancy leathers tad
furs. Tans all kinds of leather for
all purposes. Mounting and cleaning
furs and fur garments. Best work
manship, OTTKE A SON,
1415 Wsst Alta Street
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To stenographers, bookkeepers, ;
bank clerks, sending name and
place of employment to on. !
Agents wanted. Merrill Type
writer Ok, Spokane, Wash.
Osteopathy.
OONSTIPAnON AND its cure.
The causes of constipation are Im
proper diet, lack of exercise, perni
cious drugs and pressure of bones,
muscles or ligaments on ths nerves
to the digestive tract.
The treatment In ths first thres In
stances Is evident Correct the haMta.
Just as evident Is It in the last Re
move the pressors from the nerves.
This Is accomplished by the Osteopath
through the replacement of slightly
displaced vertebrae, ribs, or pelvis
bones; by relaxing eontractured
muscles and stretching thickened lig
aments Ths nerves ara then free to
carry the normal nerve force to the
Intestines. The glands resume their
secretion for ths digestion and mois
tening of the food; and Intestinal
motion la regained, propelling the
contents onward. This Is a natural
state and consequently a permanent
state. If your body was onoe right It
will now be right again. Naturs's
way la the only way. Osteopathy's
success in curing this trouble certain
ly makes modest any claims It may
advance.
What Is here said of constipation
la applicable to all digestive disturb '
ances. The causes ara similar and
the treatment la always remove the
cause.
Drs. Holslngton, Pendleton, are
graduates under Dr. Still, the founder
of Osteopathy. They welcome questioning.
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