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DAILY KASTT OREGONIAN, PGXPLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 180. EIGHT PAGES. paoe :rs. r 1 ' BRIEF RECORD OF COUNTY EVENTS HEWS OF HILTON r,CIMXI,S ARE PREPAR ING FOR COMMENCEMENT. Milton ProRvo-'lve Association Will Send Large Delegation to Pendleton m Saturday to Attend Meeting of VmatlUa County Development HiratfHr AAtlventlsts Arriving for Annual CnmpmcotlnfT Milton and TYee-ator Are Now in Fall Bloom. 3 Hilton, iMay S. The commence ment Of'the Columbia, college in Mil ton la being- held this week. Last Friday evening' the oratorical contest -was held, there being five contestant In which. Bruce Shangle was awarded the medal. Sunday morning Rev. Joseph Boule, of Heppner. delivered the baccalaureate sermon at the M.- &. church, which was one of tne beat ever delivered here on sock an occa sion . andt the service was well attend ed. Last night the musical and liter ary program was held at the opera; hall. betngvhighly enjoyable, Tonight a banquet .will be given to the gradu ates at the dormitory. Wvdweedar evening the-graduatiug exercises wli be held at tie opera, hall. Mra'NeIHe Lampson, state onrants er of the' Maccabees, has been In the city for a few days daring the past week en Durness connecteA 'KiSb Iter work. Attorney 8. D. Petereon was a visit or toIPendietttn Monday a legal bus iness. ' -v There area large ember ot visit ors m the cay this week taking In the commencement exercises. The milton. and Freemaanr -oonntry never looked more beautiful at this season-art Ihexyear than at the gawsent time. The trees are all teaTeS oat and -green, and many flowers ase in! bloom. "Preapecta for crops are excel-1 lent although' the farmers abvut Sser say the wheat will soon Salter -naless a good -rain comes soon. Dr. Carl Williams, of Porttena, will arrive in -the cits' June 1 ts practice dentistry with ttr. Ruckman. 'Mrs. 'Nellle'LottU-ltz, special organ izer for the Women, of Woodcraft, was in the city a few days ag on tragi- ness. F. E. Wilcox .and W. E. Potman left last "evening tfor Klamaffli Falls to 'took over the country with a View of tnvestiwg. The Fortnightly club will he enter tained Thursday wenlng by misses Inez Pheipa. Mae 'Littleton and Mas. C. W. 'Thomas. The lecture given Saturday -evening at the opera hall kjr N. A. Dswls on "Mexico," was well attended and very enjoyable. "Mr. Darts Is well posted on the Mexico country and be made his lecture very interesting. The -proceeds -will go toward the benefit Of, me UQTOJ-y. f T. C. Frailer, assistant casUer -of! the Bank of -Hilton, w4w has been In southern California for isome time for' his health, has returned home, and seems much improved. ft R. -Samuels. ' bookkeeper 4 at the Bank of Milton, mas been entertaining his father and -mother for some days, who are on their way from. Kansas to Dayton, -where they expect to locate. Dan .Kirk Is Installing a private water system on his farm a few miles below town, and he will have an ns-to-date plant wh it Is -sompletea. The water ia being taken from a spring which runs-trough 'his place. Death of Msw French. Miss Jennie French, aged 19 years, died last Thursday morning at the heme of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. X. E. Beau mom, after being ill for some thne with consumption. She was a daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Theron French, of Ia Grande, and came here some months ago for the benefit of her health. Her mother and father were with her at the time of her death. Funeral services were held Friday morning at the home by NIP IT IN TMe UD. first As-searaaee DaadaaaT a Fee. . raaaer t Fatara HalsSins, That sach Is the ease has been eon eluslvely proven by scientific research. Prof. Unas, the noted Eunpean skin specialist, declares that dandruff Is ths burrowed-up cuticle of ths aotlp, caused by parasites destroying tha vitality In the hair bulb. The hair hwosjiss lifeless, and. In time, falls out. This caa be pre vented. Newbro's Kerplclde kills this 4andrtiff germ, and raetoras the hair to Its natural softness and abundaacy. Herpletde Is now used by thousands of people-all satisfied that It Is the most wonderful hair preparation on the mar ket to-day. ' Held by leading drasvlsts. Bend 10c, In stamps for sample to The Herplcide Co., Detroit. Mica. , Koep'pen Hros., special agents. ;A Positive CURE Ely's Cream Balm is qulcklr absorb!. film ReM at Once. It cleanses, soothes Iwals and protects the diseased mem brane. It cures Ca tarrh and drives away a Cold in the Head quickly. lie stores ths Senses of Taste and Smell. FuU size &0 eta., at Drag, gists or by mailt Trial Bin 10 eta. by nuO. MXj Brothsrs, W Warraa Stcsst, New Tori IftTARM iAYreVtf Special Res. H. B. Smith, ot the Christian church. Interment was made in the Odd Fellows' cemetery. - Aanciatlon Meets. Last night there was a meeting of the Milton Progressive association held for the parpose of taking steps to arrange for the meeting of the Umatilla Development league which will be held in this city in June. M. C Willis, secretary of the Develop ment lengue, was in attendance from Pendleton. It was also decided that the association from Milton attend the big meeting which will be held In Pendleton Satmrday. Camp Meeting.! A large number of Adventlsts are arriving to attend the annual encamp ment which opened In Nichols trove today and will continue until May 27 Members of the church are coming in from all parts of the northwest, and many of them drive in for many miles. Prominent swriisters and educators of the faith are here, and many tents are hems pitched in the grove today, married. , The marriage of Dr.. H. E. McQuar ry to Miss Bertha Bennett, took place at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. J. W. Jenkins, near this city Thu day, the ceremony being attended only "by the relatives and a few Intimate frienda After spending; a few days with the doctor's parents m Tayton. the couple returned to Milton Mon day, and will make their 'home here In the future. They, have a host of friends who wish them -Joy. ; ITSEEWATER NEWS ITEMS. First 'Strawberries of the 'Season 'Sent. 'that by ShMaite 'Company. Freewater. May 8. The 8. 8. Shields company shipped the Tlrst strawberries -of the season last Fri day. There was one crate In the -first ahipmeat, being raised on the Freud lg ptaee one and one-naff miles north east oT the depot. Four dollars was paid for the crate. Severn! crates are now being ship ped doily and good prices are being reallxed for them. This is 1X1 ilays earlier than last -year. Shipping will be on la full blast next week. Charles linden of Spokane, has been In the field 'fT several days con trading for berries 'for the Spokane market. N. W. Mumforo. manager df the Walla Walla Produce company's branch tiouse In 'this city, has been In Portland and other points for some days on "business. There are still s. large number of eases of measles In Freewater and -Vicinity. It seems impossible to ' get the disease under control this spring, though there have been no serious cases up to this time, all being In very mild form. A great many people from Walla Walla drive down at this season of the year on pleasure trips, and speak very highly of the beauty of the Hud. son Bay country and the surrounding country. 'The bank building which Is being erected by 'the Peacock Milling com pan-. Is going up at a rapid rate, and will be a beauty when completed. Sells Fruit Itanoli. J. B. Young yestersay sold a fruit ranch -of It aeres near the city to Miss Amy Shu m way f Milton for consideration of $2 80s. The tract Umprowed and In excellent condition. Uall Gaase. There was a ball game Sunday on the local dtasaond between the Fern- dale nine and the Freewater boys In which 'freewater won toy a score of 3 to 4. There was an exhibition of bvonco tbustlng -on the arounds also, which was much -enjoyed by the spec tators. 1 , State lilne Fros..' ( 'BeportB come from the State line country, -about six miles from here, that the -frost of btst Friday night did corwtdnraale damage to the potatoes, tomatoes and grape vines, sind con xtderKble loss Is feared as a result. Ko damage was dsne in the Free water -section. VI1 IlaMBo Fruit. The Peaovck MIIBng company of this phkoe :1s arranging to 'hand! fruit foe the growers this season, the bwuness to te conducted in osnnec Hon with the hank. Oashler HaU will have charge f the handling thereof, assisted by Alex Manela. It will be handled tfcreogh the firm of Gtafk & Company of Walla Walla, and th growers are premised excellent treat ment from this concern. ATHKNA NOTES. Yellow Kldfl Won and Lost One Game at La Grande, Athena, May 8. The Tellow Kids returned from La Grande yesterday, where they played two games with the La Grande nine. Saturday the game stood 2 to 0 In favor of the Tel low Kids. This was pronounced on of the best games ever pulled off on an eastern Oregon diamond. Sunday the score stood t to 8 In favor of La Grande. This came was well played also. . . Next Saturday and Sunday there will be a game In Athena between the Elgin nine and the Tellow Kids, which promises to be very Interesting. La Grande will play Walla Walla Saturday and Sunday, and efforts are being made to get them for a game here Monday with the Tellow Kids. Annual Convention Grand Lodge Be nevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Denver, Colo., July 17, 18 and 19, m. For the above occasion the O. R. A N. makes a rate of 141.88 for the round trip. Dates of sale July 10, 11, It, It, 14 and 15. Limit going July 19., Final return limit, September 10. 8topovers granted within the transit limit For particulars call on or ad dress E. C Smith, aftnt. EREEikSUOWi . GRAND SPRING OPENING, FRIDAY EVENING MAY 11th, 8 to 10 P. M. " At, RACER'S FURNITURE t. ' ' LADIES. Everybody invited. 1 late in the season, but as a result the show is more complete. Eastern shipments have been delayed but they are in now and our big floor space, 2000 square feet is crowded and even the walls are literally covered and decorated with the choicest picturesque productions of Eastern' and U 'MADE Cf OREGON EXPOSITION. Portland, Ore, May ltth to 26th, 11906. For above occasion round trip tick ets will be sold by the O. R. N. to Portland and return at a rate of 9.15. I Sale date May 35. limit May 1 7 th lt06. For particulars call on or ad dress E. C Smith, agent O. R. St N. Cheap Rates East. The Washington Columbia River Railway company announces special excursion rates from all point on that line as follows: . To Chicago and return, (4; St. Louis and return, $0; St. Paul and return, 852. 50; Duluth and return, , 152.50; Sioux City and return, 152.60; Omaha and return, 8S1.D0: Council Bluffs and return, $51.60; St Joseph and re turn, 862.60; Kansas City and return, 152.60. Tickets will be on sale June 4, 8 ,7, 23 and 25; 'July 2, 3; August 7, and 8; September 8 and 10. Tickets limited going to 10 days and return ing 90 days from date of sale. Stop wxers will be allowed within limits west of Missouri river and St Paul. For full Informattan -call on) or ad dress WALTER ADAMS, Agent S.'B. CALDERHEAD, G. T. ft P. A, Walla Walla, Wash. 1905 Hop Crop. The :1 905 hop crop has been practl cally uleaned up In the Taklma val ley. Tills Is a better record than has been made in previous years. There remain about 50 bales, in small amounts 'Jn the hands of a few grow ers. The prices received tor the un contracted crop ranged from 8 to 12 cents during the entire season. The prices paid since the first of the year has seldom gone above the 10 cent figure. Of the 1906 crop a number of one-year contracts for 10 cents have been made and those of a longer time have 10 Vs cents. Taklma Republic, There Is mors Catarrh In tbts section ot the country than all oto r diseases pat together, and not II tha last tew years was supposed to be Incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced It a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by contantly falling to cure with local treatment, pronounced It Incurable, sci ence has proven Catarrh to be a conatltn .. sal disease and therefore requires eon stltatlonal treatment Hall's Catarrh Cure, maaafactured by P. J. Cheney ft Co., To ledo, Ohio, Is the only constitutional care on the market It la taken Internally in doses from ten drops to a teaspoonful. it acta directly on the bloou and mucous sur faces of ths system. They offer one hun dred dollars for any case It falls to curs. send ror circuisrs ana lestimomsw. Address : F. J. CHENEY C, Toledo, O. oia dt sii aroggisis, oc. Take Han i Family Family Fills for constipation. Must Build Along Water Front. At a special conference of the city council It was decided to not; permit the railway surveyors to run " lines within the city limits except along the water front. The crew is work ing in harmony with the wishes of the city council. Asotin Sentinel. Why take a dozen things to cure that - cough T Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar allays the congestion, stops that tickling, drives the cold out through your bowels. Bold by Tall- Co. EMPORIUM. HANDSOME SOUVENIRS FOR THE ' This will be a treat you Western factories. RAID) EH : WANTED! KENNEW1CK, WASH. j Six Hundred Strawberry Pickers I Capable Pickers and Packers are required about May 10th. Good picking. 35 cents per crate. Early applicants given preference. Write for particulars. KENNEWICK FRUIT GROWERS' ASS'N titiittittivittvititiiviTl4ivtTiTlalvl4lvlv A. C. RUBY CO., Importers and Breeders of Percherons, Belgians, Shires and Jacks. As the breeding season is now on, we call your attention to the fact that we have just received a carload of imported Percherons. The best of this lot will make the season at my stables in Pendleton. For terms or further information, call on or address . A Is I JI ; . s. VMDy UJfXAJ. . endleton owcon . t TERES C) can't afford to miss. A little : s AT S CVsssav Wmd Vara" Get The Best! w I Dry Woods ! v ana ItilOK SPR1NO COAL Ilie Coal tliat giros the most heat. PROMPT DELIVERIES. W; C. MINNIS V.ak Mslata.ai sh natltllnM' IflMf ah- Leave orders at Hennlngs' cieaf Mora, Opp. Peoples Ware house. Pbone Mam . DEMOCRATIC TICKET United Btates Senator John M. Geartn. Representative In Congress, Second District James Harvey Graham. Governor George E. Chamberlain. Secretary cf State P. H. Sroat. State Treasurer J. D. Matlock. Supreme Judge T. G. Halley. Attorney General Robert A. Mil ler. State Printer J. Scott Taylor. Judge of Circuit Court, Sixth Judi cial District A. D. Stillman. Senator, Morrow, Umatilla and Union Counties Walter M. Pierce. Joint Representative, Morrow and Umatilla Counties W. D. Chamber Iain. State Senator from Umatilla County C. J. Smith. Representatives, from Umatilla County J. T. Lleuallen. Cecil R Wade. County Judge O. A. Hartman. Sheriff T. D. Taylor. Recorder of Conveyances John F. Hill. Treasurer W. R. Campbell. Coroner T. M. Henderson. County Commissioner James Nel son. Precinct Nominees. Justice of the peace, Pendleton dis trict 8. 8. Darnell. Constable Pendleton district J. M- Bentley. REPUBLICAN TICKET United 8tates Senator (short term) F. W. Mulkey ot Portland. United States Senator (long term) Jonathan Bourne, jr., of Portland. Governor James Wlthyoombe ot Corvallla Secretary of Bute Frank W. Ben son of Rokeburg. 8tate Treasurer George A. 8teel et Portland. Supreme Judge Robert Bakln of La Grands. Attorney General A. M. Crawford of Roseburg. Superintendent of Public Instruc tion J. H. Ackerman of Portland. State Printer W. a Duniway ot Portland. Commtasloner of Labor O. P. Hoff of Portland. Congressman W. R. Kills of Pen dleton. Joint Senator W. G. Cole of Pen dleton. Senator T. J. Kirk of Athena Joint Representative W. M. Sluah er of Pendleton. Representatives C. A. Barrett ot Athena; C. W. Steen of Milton. Circuit Judge Henry J. Bean of Pendleton. County Judge T. P. GlUUand ot Pilot Rock. 4 Sheriff B. J. Sommerville of Pen dleton. County Clerk Frank Baling of Weston. Treasurer G. W. Bradley of Athe na. Recorder of Conveyances Fred W. Hendley of Pendleton. Commissioner H. B. Lee of Mil' ton. Surveyor J. W. Kimbrell of Pen dleton, - Coroner Ralph Folsom of Pendle ton. ! ' Justice, Pendleton District Joe H. Parkes of Pendleton. Constable, Pendleton District XL A. Thompson of Pendleton. CANDIDATES FOR JUNE ELECTION Pensucratlc Nominee for State Senator. DR. C. J. SMITH. Pendleton, Crecon. Dcmocratio Nominee for ItopressnteUve. ' J. T. LIEU ALLEN, Adams, Grog-on, Democratic- Nominee for Kentcssjuiadve. CECIL R, wade; Pendleton, Orcrnn. Democratic) Nominee for Sheriff. . D. TAYLOR, Pendleton, Oresron. Dcmoeratlc Nominee f r Recorder of Conveyances. JOHN F. HTLL, Psndleton, Onfoa,
