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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1906)
PAG etx. 1UTLT EAST ORE GONIAL, PENDLETON, .OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 4,,t0. , EIGHT PAGES. i I Better Prepared Than Ever to Give the Public Good Meat at the Lowest Prices. Let Us Convince You Largest Assortment of Differ ent Meats Ever. Brought to This City or in Fact Eastern Oregon. We Se l Wholesale ' or Retail. 1 ft I i Everybody Invited to Trade Here and Save Money Loin Steak - -Round Steak -Shoulder Steak -Plain Roast Beef Prime Rib Roast Veal Roasts - - U Loin Muttori Chip ;: - . Chops Veal Chops - Per Lb. 10c 8c 6c 6c 8c 10c 10c : 8c 10c PRffillli, 1 1 Pork Loin -Pork Sausage Hamburger -Bologne - -Weiners - -Link Sausage Corn Beef - Per Lb. 10c 8c 8c 6c 10c 10c 4c Boil Bef Sparcribs Corn Pork Veal Stew Bacon - -Ham -Pickled Pigs Pickled Tripe -Lard - i r Feet- Per Lb. : 4c 6c 10c 6c 14c 14c 8c 8c 11c llH lW iflM (B), 636 MAIN STREET PHONE MAIN 45 I it tt it tt tt tt tt tt tt 8 a if NEWS OP WESTON MAT 15-16 WESTON WTLL HAVE A CLEANING HOUSE. Marriage of Popular Young People Former R rodent Was in the Trlaoo Earthquake Sawmill Will Start the 10th Potatoes Are Coming In for Shipment Road Repairing In Pro gress Vni ted Brethren Quarterly Meeting Making Ready for Pio neers' Picnic. 1 . Weston, May 4. The Woman's club of Weston, is arranging to have a. clean-UD day for the city. The club suggested the Idea to the city council and it met with enthusiastic favor, and the days for the work will be May ' 15 and 16. The council will hire teams and all people are expected to clean their yards. To make Weston look beautiful Is the idea. The mayor has appointed Mrs. G. W. Proebstel, sr., . Mrs. W. E. Woods and Mrs. D. W. Warren t co-operate with the health officers In an effort to Interest all res idents in the matter. ( ! E. L. Withers Is carrying the frail on rural route No. 1, in place of B. F. Sorrmervlllc, (resigned. , r ' ' 1 ' i ; '. ' ' ' I The Blue Mountain . sawmill 'will again be in operation after the ioth of May under the supervision of Jacob Proebstel. ; G. W. Simpson has purchased' the W. C. Young property on Normal Heights. Mr. Young expects to move to Franklin county on his homestead. Potatoes aro coming in from . the mountains by the wngon load dally, and are being shipped out by Sim Cully, the grocer, and Dupuls & Co. P. T. Harbour, foreman for , the Weston brick yapl, went to I'omeroy Wednt-sday on business. The brick yard is furnishing brick for several new business houses In Pomeroy. The road on Weeton Mountain near W. 'H. Beathers place Is being re paired under the supervision of G. W. Skaggs. Mrs. Ore, Howe and two children, of Rawlins, Wyo., are visiting Mrs. Lucretia Maloney. Mrs. Howe is a niece of Mrs. Maloney. Next 8unday is the occasion of the fourth quarterly meeting this year at the United Brethren church. Elder J. M. Tresenrtter will fill the pulpit both morning and evening. C. W. Lleuallen and family have- moved, from Nampa, Idaho, to Jor dan Valley, Ore. I. Peterson expects to leave soon for Grand Forks, B. C, to explore the country with a view to locating. Elaborate preparations are now tin der way for the Umatilla Pioneers' picnic, which will be held here May 31, June 1, 2 and 3. Governor Cham berlaln has already declared his in tentlon of coming, and Wlthycombe will also he in the field. Married. Albert Gould, of Weston Mountain, and Miss Bertie Gettings, of Basket Mountain, were united In marriage at Walla Walla Wednesday. April 25. by the Rev. A. L. Tharotighman, at the M. E. parsonagv. The following Run day an elfgant dinner was served at the home of, the bride's mother, a number of invited friends, being pres ent, and the' couple were the recip ients of many beautiful presents. Th.y will make their home on Weston Mountain. ! ' Write of l ire. ' ,Miss Nellie Seaburg, formerly a res ident ox Weston and Pendleton, m writing to Mrs. G. W. Proebstel re cently, stated, that-she lost all of. her possessions In the San Francisco 'fire. She has an excellent position as secre tary of a large 'commercial . concern, and consequently Is not much dlscour aged, as she also had an account In the bank which she received. A Word of Warning v3S2Ee- Don't buy substitutes for MEN KEN'S HORATED TALCUM POWDER. "Just ai good" ia only a deceit by which a dealer tries to tnake money out of the ' superiority and success of MEN- NEN'S POWDER. There's nothing just as good as MENKEN'S and users of substitutes and imitations risk skin, complexion and comfort in doing so. 1 As a protectipn to health use Mennen't Powder and only Mennen's. Have you tried MENNEN'S VIO LET BORATE D TALCUM TOILET POWDER? Ladies partial to violet perfume wiU find Mennen't Violet Powder fragrant with the odor of fresh plucked Parma Violets. . . , . For sale everywhere for 26 cents, 'or mailed post paid on receipt of price, by kjtfitfin'. rKuuusfivt CERHAiVD MENNEN CO, Naw&rk, N. J. ADAMS HAPPENINGS DELEGATES CHOSEN TO THE TWO GRAND LODGES. Death of 14-Year-Old Boy Caused by Consumption A New Irrigation Wheel Family Has Removed to Pendleton Recovering From the Grip Mrs. Ralston Taking Medical Treatment at Walla Walla O. R, ft N. Ia Building Coal Sheds Much Wheat Being Shipped, Adams, May 4. Isaac French, th 14-year-old son of Mrs. French of this place, died Tuesday of consumption from which disease he has been a suf ferer for some time. He was burled at Athena Wednesday. He leaves his mother, two brothers and two sisters to mourn his death. City Recorder J. D, Qreglilre Is in Portland and southern Oregon, where he will remain for several days on business and pleasure combined. Mr. Harper, the barber, and family have gone to Pendleton to reside. D. B. Richardson passed through the city last Sunday afternoon en route to Weiser, Idaho, .on business. Mr. Marauav the druggist, who was quite1 111 . with lagrlppe for a few days, Is able to attend to duties at the store again. Mr.iand Mrs. M. A.- Ferguson are expected over from Helix Sunday to spend the day. Mrs. Ralston, who was taken to Walla Walla some days ago for med ical treatment, does not seem much improved according to last reports. Mrs. Jerry Swartz, wife of the de pot agent, who was operated on at Athena a few days since, Is Improving slowly. It will be a week or 10 days before she will be able to be up. Robert Bacham of Pendleton, Is In the city, and expects to remain some time. ' Miss Armstrong and. daughter, of Pendleton, visited at the home of Mrs. .Ross Monday. ' Misses Oracle. Blake and Price were Pendleton visitors Monday. , Miss Ethel Lteuallen went to Pen dleton Saturday on a Bhopplng expe dltlon. Fred Blake,. Henry 'Brewster, Ed Whltely and Earl Spencer were among those from Adams who attended the bati game in Pendleton last Sunday, August Arp has purchased a fine burro, for which he has been offered large sums, but refuses to part with the animal. The O. R. & N. company has a force of men at work building a coal shed near the depot. Two carloads of wheat were ship ped from the warehouse ' at this place by different farmers to the Athena mills last week. ' Arrangements are now being made to ship a carload to Pendleton this week. August Arp has secured a water wheel, which he has placed In Wild Horse creek, to use In Irrigating a tract of land which he has planted in garden stuffs. Delegates to Portland. T. A. Lleuallen and G. M. Morrison, members of the I. O. O. F. lodge, have been chosen as delegates to at tend the grand lodge convention which will be held In Portland May 22 and 23. Mrs. Laura Lleuallen will go as a delegate from the Rebekah lodge. PENDLETON OLD FOLKS. Should Read This. One of the saddest sights in the world is an aged person with tottering steos. and bowed down with the infir mities of old age," said a member of the Pendleton Drug company, "and everything It contains is named on the back label of every bottle, but it Is guaranteed to be a genuine cod liver medicine, containing all the medlcl pal curatives and strength-creating el ements of cod liver oil actually taken from fres hcods' livers, with organic Iron and other body-bulldlng elements, and we guaranteed to the aged, the weak, run-down, debilitated and con valescent of Pendleton, that Vlnol will repair worn tissues and replace weak ness with strength or return money in every case where It falls." The Pen dleton Drug Co. Protect Proprietary Medicines, Did It ever occur to you that pro prietary medicines are a blessing to mankind generally? Th good pns have long continued sale: (he boot the renaieton yru5 comjm.,,, one, have ,., llf(s and oon ,eaye If" the publishers of the East Oergonl. thft mrkl,t, Moating Body Was Fonnd. County Commissioner J. W. Carey today received a letter announcing the finding of a body in the Columbia river, three miles east of Paterson postofflce. In the southern part of the county. The dead man Is unknown. The body was dressed only in drawers and laced railroad shoes and la badly decomposed. The man was about E feet 11 Inches tall and weighed 160 pounds, had dark complexion, and three upper and four lower front teeth were missing. No other clew to his Identity Is obtainable. Commis sioner Carey referred the letter tu Coroner Hedger, of Klona, who will probably order the body removed from the river and burled. Prosaer iuiiBiin. j an only realized the good Vlnol will do for the aged residents of Pendle'j ton they would devote columns of space In their paper urging such peo ple to take our cod liver oil prepara tion, Vlnol. When a person reaches that time of life where they are on the downward path, all the orgnns act more slowly, the blood becomes thin and sluggish and It Is difficult to obtain sufficient nourlhment from the food eaten to keep up strength and vitality. Vlnol changes a decrepit old per son into a healthy, cheerful compan ion, because It Is nature's remedy for creating strength and vitality, Vlnol Is not a patent medicine, as It we hud to depend entirely upon physicians and druggists It would be expensive and very Inconvenient at tlmeB, especially In the country and at night when neither could be con veniently reached. For nearly 40 years Boscheo's German Syrup has been used in many families and thousands of lives have been saved by Its use, when it was Impossible to reach a ohyslclan. German Syrup Is the best household remedy for coughs, colds, throat and lung trouble. It quickly relieves the hacking cough, loosens the phlegm, and brings sound and refreshing sleep. Twenty-five and 76 cents. Get a c.py of Green's prize almanac. Tallman & Co, Kidney complaint kills more people. than any other disease. This Is due to the disease being so insidious that'. It gets a good hold on the system be fore it Is hecognlied. Foley's Kidney Cure will prevent the development of ' fatal disease If taken in time. Koep- -pen drug store. :A. T. Hair Goods. La Frelnlere and wife will' arrive in city about May 1 with a complete line of hair goods, switches, pompadour and all kinds of ladles' hair goods made to order. Switches made from combings. Cut hair andi combings bought. Gents toupees made to order. Sat isfaction guaranteed. Largest in the World Correctly describes the Anheuser-Busch Brewery. Covers 128 acres equal to 70 city blocks. Storing capacity 600,000 barrels. Employs more than 6,000 people. Sales for 1905 1,403,788 Barrels ; oi oeer 1 1 m. 1 1 11 which exceeds that of any other Brewery in the world. Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'a SU Louis. u,s. a. , PENDLETON ICE ft COLD STORAGE CO. Distributor,
