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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATCRDAT, FEBRUARY 17, 1906. EIGHT PAGES. TEX PACES. St. Anthony's Hospital r : M H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 rrlvate rooms, elegantly furnished. Finely equip ped operating room. Also k M n t e r i I t v Deoartment Every convenience necessary for the care of the sick. Telepho Slain 1851. r EXPLETOX, OKEGOV. Egg Makei BOXE COLESWORTHY. SHELL GRII 1S7 Jld 129 EAST ALTA. Poultry and Stock Supplies. Ha; vJraln and Feed. Brief Record of County EVCDitS Special Correspondence NEWS OF WESTON COMPANY OK BIT FARMERS VALUABLE HORSE. Contract for Carrying Mall Relet to R. F. Johnson Rouglit Ijind nt GnnU-iiH Miss Road Will Touch In Philippines Prospecting In Al berta Liquor License Granted for $800 Moved to Crook County Bought I .a ml In Washington Ship. pel a Carload of Rolled Oat. was Giro ear unto wise counsel. Coal that ia one-third dirt, weigh a great deal more to the scuttle and lasts much shorter time than the good clean Coal w sell. If yon want the best, our Coal It the kind for you. ,ij ,.. Henry Kopittke I1"" DUTCH HEVRY. Office, Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company. 'Phone llaln 178. Weston, Feb. 17. R. F. Johnson of FaJrvlew farm has been awarded a contract for another four years on the mail route between Weston and Brlggson station. The service Is three times weekly at $250 per year. The contract between Brlggson ana Tanks has not yet been awarded. Miss Belle Read, a former student of the Weston Normal, who has beei. teaching at Sparta, Ore., of late, has passed the civil service eexamlnatlon, and will soon leave to Join the gov ernment corps of teachers In the Philippines. W. H. Fletcher and son Fred, have gone to Alberta to look over the country. "Colonel" Clark Wood aspires to be known hereafter as the potato king of Gardena. He expects to plant 16 acres at that place, where he has lartre land Interests. The city council at a recent meet ing granted a liquor license to .7. Stewart & Son, proprietors of the White House saloon, at $800. Some of Weston's leading citizens left for Pendleton last evening, where they are attending the democratic convention today. Mrs. William Blair and family have gone to Hlesler, Crook county, where they expect to make their home. The Weston fire department will celebrate Washington's birthday with a grand ball next Thursday evening. La Branche Bros, will furnish the music. A rag time party was given Tues day evening at the home of G. W. Warner, near Brlggson, which was a very enjoyable affair. Mrs. A. O'Harra and Dan Pender- gast left Wednesday for Lind, Adams county, Washington, to close a deal for land which will be farmed by Mr. Fendergast. Vallace Jfelson has accepted a po sition as telegraph operator and as sistant agent at the depot. F. H. Beathe shipped a carload of rolled oats from his mill to Echo Monday. The Afternoon club met Saturday at the home of Mrs. G. W. Proebstel. Mrs. D. W. Warner is entertaining the club today. Purchased Land at Gardena. Horatio Shelton, formerly a resi dent of Pry Creek, near Weston, has purchased a 17-acre tract of con toured land at Gardena at $150 per acre. He expects to reside on this place with his family. Fine Horse. A company of Weston farmers re cently purchased the bay Percheron stallion, aged 5 years, from William Lowell, for which .they paid $360u. This is one of the finest horses In this section of the country. the management of James Ross, largely attended. The roads are slick In some places and bare In others, making travel a little unpleasant at present. Ben Denis, of Ukiah, who Is suf fering from rheumatism. Is a little better today. The pesky coyotes now gather In bands and howl day and night The snow melting and then forming Ice making It hard for them to get .any thing to eat, so that a chicken Is not safe on the roost. The deputy sheriff of Walla Walla was here again yesterday and found another stolen horse which had been transported here by the Tuttle outfit. Tuttle Is now In jail In Walla Walla, awaiting the action of the court Mrs. Carrie Connell last month made 250 rolls of butter, which at the present prices shows that butter mak ing under good management is a good paying business. The CHURCHES UNRESTRAINED PLEASURE can be enjoyed when driving In one of Neagle's new style fancy traps, spider phaetons, runabout wagons, surreys, buckboards or pony carts for children's use. They have all the leading handsome designs for city or country use at moderate prices. We are proud of their elegant stock this season and are pleased to show them tn vnn. We are headquarters for the TV1- r,nnn WnEniis. that have iron-clad hubs. No checking or breaking loose of boxes. Our stock of Hacks and Wagons Is the largest in eastern Ore gon. We sell Fairbanks-Morse Gaso line Engines and Pumps, and Irrigat ing Plants. All goods warranted. See Neagle Bros. the B'-acksnilth Get Prices Before Buying. Alba News Notes. Alba. Feb. 15. Weather Is turn ing soft, raining yesterday and last night. The valentine dance, given under Methodist Episcopal Church. Revival services will be held on the Sabbath day. Rev. I. B. Tall man will preach at 11 a. m. and the pastor at night. At the close of the evening service some will be baptized. This will be the close of the revival serv ices. Sunday school will be held at the usual hour, 10 a. m. Class meet ing 12:1E. Intermediate league, 2. and Epworth league 6:30 p. m. A cordial Invitation to all services. First Congregational Church. Rev. R. Brown acting pastor, 10:30, "The Mystery of Failure; or ' Why Couldn't We Cast Him Out?" At 12 o'clock, Sunday school hour. Let our friends send the children to this helpful service. At 6:30 Christian En deavor. Young people will find this a helpful service; 7-30, "Sons of Shamgar the Mighty, or God's Splen did L'se of Common, Every Day Things." Miss Roberts will sing at this service. You are most cordially invited. Salvation Army. Sunday services: Knee drill, 7 a. m.; holiness meeting, 10 a. m.; Juniors' meeting, 1 p. m.; free and easy, 3 p. m.; nalvatlon meeting, $ p. m. Every body welcome. James Holder and Horman Stein, officers In charge. Presbyterian Church. Morning worship at 10:30. Bible school at 13 pi, young people's meeting at 6:30. Evening worship at 7:30. Sermons morning and even ing on the "Temptation of Jesus," for those who are tempted and want to overcome. Morning services will be held In the chapel of Pendleton academy, near the north end of the Main street bridge. Evening services In Odd Fellows' hall on the north west corner of Main and Alta streets. Entrance on Alta street. Church of the Redeemer. Uev. Henry Dixon Jones, rector. Services for the second Sunday be fore Lent: Morning prayer and ser mon, 11; evening prayer and sermon, 7:31; Sunday school and Bible classes. 10 a. m. Subjects of sermons: Morning, "The Mystery of Sin; the Existence of Evil Man's Greatest Perplexity and His Most Painful Mys tery"; evening subject, "Christianity a Call to Present Day Thinking; Mod ern In Its Sympathy With Human As piration." Strangers are cordially welcomed at all services. Tho rector earnestly desires to speak with any who are thinking of baptism or of confirmation. mm mm II A I VZ'g 1 imi mmm is " . ..'.. ssi mtr: m v.. 0 a WILD HORSES A MENACE. 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Sinco Aik.m lived, the human race has been trcnjlnt 'I whh dandruff, for which no hair n:vp:t:atioii has lK-retnforo proved a sue k:u1 euro until Newbro's Herpicldo was put on the nri:ct. It Is a sclcntlllc prep. aratlon that kills th5 gnrm that makes dandrufT or scurf by digging 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. Bold by leading druggists. Send 10c In stamps for sample to The Herpi cide Co., Detroit. Mich. Kocpimn Bros., special agents. Okanogan Country Scourged With the Renegade Herds. The ranching districts about Oka nogan lake in the Interior of British Columbia are confronted with a grave difficulty In connection with the wild horses in that sections, says a Vic toria, B, C. dispatch. These animals have Culile friiiil fanch horses which n the earlier days became separated from the main herds. These are now pronounced untamable. There are hundreds of them, the winters being so mild that the animals find no dif ficulty In picking up a living on the mountains during the whole year. These wild horses have long been a source OI troume to rancners as bands of tame animals are constantly being drawn from by these wild horses. From time to time there have been agitations In favor of the exter mination of these wild equlnes and various plans have been suggested. A new source of danger has now; arisen and will likely lead to the de cree that all wild horses be killed off. Within the past season there has been n outbreuk of glanders In that dls- Plymouth Rock Eggs Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for sale. E0c per dozen. Address Rev. J. M. Cornellson, Pendleton, Or., Box t'i. 'Phone, Farmers' 81. . Walters' Flouring Mills Capacity, 110 barrels a day. Floor azebanftd tor wtaaat Floor, Mill Feed. Chopped ate., always an tan. Ftad, BAD BLOOD "I bid trrrabl with my bowel which mad ml blood Impure. Mr fac wm covered with pimple which no eitornftl remedy coo Id remove. 1 tried your : roU and great wm my Joy when to flmplea disappeared after month atadv ma have rem nun ended them to all nf tritodt and Quite a rew nave ioona reuar.. C. J. Paieb, K7 Pftrk Ave., New Tork Cltf, N. ?. Beit for f irvtDOweis CAMOVCATmftTIC P1eMnl, rtlitakU, Fotmi, TM Good, DoOood, HoT.r Sicko. W.ko orOrW 1M. Kc.lta.NaTM K14 tn bulk. Tb fnin tablt lUmprt 0 00. OttftrtntoMl to ear or roar nonof bul BtarllDcRtmdyCo.,CbiccoorN.y aol A1NUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES Kaptlst Church. First Baptist church, corner John son and East Alta streets, Rev. O. Lei?oy Hall, pastor. Morning, "Bound In the Spirit'; evening. "The Pro cra."tlnntion of a Ruler." At D o'clock Sunday afternoon the boys and girls' meeting will be led by Oertrude Ward. The Baptist Young People's Lnlon prayer meeting at 8:30 will be led by the president, LeKoy Wood Topic, "Christ's Life Work, and What We May Learn About Our Own Work." Much has been said of late about open church doors six. days the week, nnd we think that com paratively few people In Pendleton appreciate the open door of churches one day In the week. We aim to make this one day full of good things, Come and enjoy them. 1'Ii-hI Cliristinn Church. Blblu school, 9:4F, a. m. Bring your Pibles. Class for every one nnd separate room for each class. Morn Ing service, 11 o'clock. Mass meet Ing for all members of the church at 10 p. ni. Young people's meeting, !t. Evening service, 7:30. Good singing, Illustrated songs, "Nearer My God to Thee," etc. Sermon by Evangelist Brooks, "Two Thousand Years Behind the Times." Great Interest Is already manifested in the meetings. Services every evening, 7:30, "AH Things Ready," "Baptism of Holy Spirit," "Gifts of the Spirit," 'Spirit Bearing Witness," "Holy Trinity," "Faith," "Repentance," will be discussed during tho week. Il lustrated songs. The public cordial ly invited. W.D.FLETCHER THE PIC EER WATCHMAKER LSD JEWELER. 105 Court Street Jewelry do to order. Weddlnf rings a speo'-ltj. All work guaran teed. trlct and some of the most valuable breeding horses on the ranches have been shot by order of the dominion government inspectors. Dr. Tolmle, one of these inspectors who has had good opportunities to study the ques tion, has concluded that In order to make sure of the eradication of tho disease, war will have to be waged against the wild horses. The government has been approch ed on the subject and will sanction the movement. Price Ellison, the member for Okanogan district, will Introduce a bill Into the legislature dealing with the question nnd the aim will be to wipe out the wild herds. 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