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FACE SIX.
DAILY EAST OREGOMlArf, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, Jt'I.Y 17, ll06.
EIGHT FAGKS.
Hotel St. George
GEORGE DARTKAC Proprietor.
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European plan. Everything firat
ciass. All modern conveniences. Steam
heat throughout. Rooms en suite wit
bath. Large, nevr sample room Th
Hotel St George Is pronounced one
ot the most up-to-date hotels of t
Northwest. Telephone and fire . lartn
connections to office, and hot anj
cold running wat r in all rooms.
ROOMS: $1.00 and $1.50
Block and a Half From Depot.
See the big electric sign.
The Hotel
Pendleton
BOIJX)XS A BROWN, Proprietors.
BRIEF RECORD OF
COUNTY EVENTS
Special
ws
OF
IT
FREEWATE
R ADVICES
FOVR YOVNG MEN ARE
ACCISED OF BlTtGLAKY.
THE PEACOCK AXD EAGLE
MILLS HAVE BEEN SOLD.
Rcbekalis Install" Full Corps of Of
ficers' Child Died at the Tollgate
Will VWt In Colorado Recovering
From Appendicitis Will Lcnni
Nursing In Spokane A Son Was
Born Eureka Flat Threshers Fix
Schedule of Prices.
Deal AImo Includes tlic Peacock Com
pany's Bank In Frccwater Death
of Little Child Dnto for Trial of
Irrigation Suit Mrs. O. C. Davis la
Very III Completion of Survey to
Re Vscd In Litigation Survey for
Electric line Is Under Way.
ALBA NEWS NOTES
ATTRACTIVE WEATHER
FOR CAMPING PARTIES.
lulling Is Good Henvy Purchase of
I'nt Cattle for the Sound MurkeW
All Were Prime Beeves Hay Har
vest Una Commenced Great Bar
gnliis In Timber Are lit Sight A
Few Draft Horsed May Be Had
Visitors From the Palouse.
FAST TIME FOR ELKS' SPECIAL.
Milton, July 17. The following of
ficers have been elected and Install
ed In Pomona Rebekah lodge No. 122:
Noble grand. Miss Maggie Romine;
The Hotel Pendleton has been re
fitted and refurnished throughout
Telephone and fire alarm connec
tions with all rooms. Baths en suite
and single rooms.
3endmarters for Traveling Hen.
Commodious Sample Rooms.
FREE 'BUS.
Rates, $2, $2.50 and $3
Special Rates by the week or month.
Excellent Cuisine.
Prompt dining room service.
Bar and Billiard Room In Connection.
Only Three Block f.-om Depot.
Wood
and Coal
to
Burn
and that will burn; try a
phone order and be con
vinced that I handle the
. good kind only.
Dutch Henry
Office. Pemlleto" Ice Cold Storaif
Company. "."Nine . i
Also at Ilenneinan' cigar stoi . f p
posltB Ur?at Ettitirii sture. 'Phon
main 4.
ALTA HOUSE
The Working Man and
Farmers Hotel
Dining room and Free
Employment bureau
in connection
$1.00 PER DAY
Cor. Alta and Mill Sts.
Freewater, July 17. The Peacock
and Eagle mills at this plnce have
been sold to W. W. Raymond, one of
the big wheat buyers of Walla Walla,
and J. L. El.im. and It Is understood
vice grand, Miss Hattlo Williams; re- that Dr. Raymond will Immediately
cording secretary. Miss Jennie Dykes: take possession of the same. He Is
financial secretary, Miss Ellinbeth is0 interested In whom land in rtlf-
Hamer: treasurer, Lydla Nell; war- ferent rarts of Umatilla countv. The
den, Mrs. A. Evans; conductor, Miss consideration has not been made nub-
Cockbum: R. S. V. G., Walter Morris; M(, at th(s tlmfi but ,t , undertgooli
L. S. V. G., L. T Berry; inside guard- that a arood round nrlce wan received
Ian, Miss May Beaumont; outside The Peacock Milling company's bank
guardian, J .F. Gradlck. ( Freewater will hereafter be known
Boys in Trouble. Us Elam's Branch bank.
Four of Milton's young men, their Child Died.
ages ranging rrom 10 to is years. t.i- Tn(, 8-months-old Infant child of
mer Berry. Earl uirKey. vims wamer Mr. an(1 MrlI. F. c. Turnbow died near
and Elmer Hull, were arrested Sunday this place last Friday after a brief
nignt ror oreaKing into tne Mciniyre illness, and was burled Sunday.
groceiT store at tnis place. xney Mrs. A. J. Blcknell and son have
crawiea in tnrougn tne transom over returned from Pomeroy In company
the back door, and had only been In with Mrs. R. E. Bean, where they
the store a moment when the proprl- were visiting relatives and friends.
etor, Mr. Mclntyre, came In the front Attorney Godwin, of this place, and
door and caught them. They had se- Attorney Peterson, of Milton, ore i
cured nothing, but the money drawer Pendleton today attending a meeting
was found open and drawn out, and of the attorneys with Judge Bean for
some or tne money scattered about the the purpose of settlns? a date for th
noor. it was aoout 3 o'clock In the trial of the Little Walla Walhi Irrl.
evening when Mr. Mclntyre caught tion suit, which has been pending for
me i.,..,8. xi is repunea (nat ine ooya i some time.
...Lieu rAaiimii.uuM ueiure justice Hotiert Vane ill and fnmllv have
Miller and they will appear before gone to the mountains to spend a few
me circuit court. weeks. H. J. Marshfleld nf Tm.cW
Child Die will have charge of the lumber varrts
ine i-year-oin cmin oi ut. ana i clurtnc nr. Vanclll's absence
sirs. c. . Mry, or f-igm, men at J. H. Hall, cashier of the Elam's
the tollgate Saturday. They came to branch bank, has been on a business
tne mountains several days ago lor trip to Kahlotus. Wash., and return
tno cniid s ner.itn. as it had been ill A lawn rartv was held at the riarw
for some time. The remains were home lawn Frlrlnv ft
taken to Elgin for burial. wa a verv enlovable affair.
The citizens of this neighborhood Mrs. C. C. Davis has been verv serl.
were quite alarmed over the Iocs of ously 111 for some days, and it Is un-
tne lime 4-year-old son or R. L. Brit- ,ierstood there Is little hope for her
lain at joiiiyaie ,ana many parties i recovery.
from here and Freewater have gone Tnc gllrVev which has been madu
to help search for the little fellow. for the Little Walla Walla Irrliratlon
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Simpson left .nit which has been nenrilnir hu hosn
yesterday for Hardman to spend the comnleted. Messrs. Conner and Al-
summer with their two daughters. orIch. who have been at the work.
Mrs. E. O. Vanander and two have eone to Umatilla tn work on in
daughters left Friday for Elbert, Col.. legation project, and Mr. Swain ex
to visit with relatives for several pccts t0 remain here until October
W6tkS. TVin aitatfa rrrr ta nnw Kolnir ctVi-
Mr. an1 Mrs. S. B. Williamson and ,, in nnri thr r rAnnrt. nt a
Mrs. J. L. Williamson left last nleht! ..i-m n
, ..... 8u yitriu iiimii till uireuuuno.
for Tollgate to remain until Septem- i. i ,ki.
-, m , . , I niui me j icm in nit R"wu o tuuiu
Mr. and Mrs, J, F, Wright and n.j Th. i,..t i.t. .n.n,k
daughter will leaVe tonight for Toll- to ao very ttle damage.
gate, wh.r;re they will remain a few Survey for Electric Line.
weeks. I r. w. Morrison, county commission-
Mrs. Dan McEachern, of Portland. am FranK Bartlett. engineer for
in hera vlsillng friends and relatives. the Columbia & Walla Walla Traction
Rev. J. McAllister and wife left eomnnnv. arrived in town with their
Friday for Meacham where they will gang ot surveyors last Wednesday
remain for a few weeks. morning. They have started the work
Infant Child Died. of maklng the survey for the pro-
. The 6-months-old son of Mr. and po!I0(j branch to Freewater and Mil
Mrs. Harvey Manela, died a few miles ton. from the electric road that will
from here near state line Sunday after De but from Dayton to Wallultt The
a brief Illness, .and was burled at gurvey line for this electric road runs
Walla Walla yesterday.
Mrs. C. P. Collins, who has been
quite dangerously 111 with appendici
tis, Is Improving.
Miss Mvrle Salt ls-ft today for Spo
kane, where she will enter the Dea
conness hospital to take a course in
nursing,
The first trip on the new rural free
delivery route Sn. 1 was made yes
terday, Mva C. Troyer being the car
rier. The route goes up South Fork
"Mrs ill" 'Valia Wnlla river and out
In the Cottonwood country, 'ack
down to Milton by wav of Spoff.ird.
Rum. to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ed
nnrii. nn Monday. July 9. a roy.
v.mv nf the people of this section
re going to Tollgate snd different
places In the mountain to get away
from the heat
The machine men of Eureka flat
district have settled on the following
prices for labor In the harvest fields;
Forkers. per day, $3; . header runcn
ers. $3.50; hoedowns. $2.50; separator
men. $5; engineers, $5; spike pitchers,
$2.6; loaders, 12.60. The prices for
threshing In that district will be
cents nor bushel for clean grain and
8 for fou'. There is a scarcity or good
men for the harvest fields.
Alba, July IB. Weather Is wi
and people moving Into the moun
tains, traveling mostly In the night on
account of the heat.
A large number of the young folks
went to the dance at Hldaway Springs
lost night.
Fishing Is good and campers can
stroll along the shady streams, catch
trout and keep out of the hot weather.
This country at this time of the year
is good enough for anyone.
Mrs. Carrie Connell has returned
from a business trip to Pendleton. She
was accompanied home by Miss MayJ
Kpple, who will spend her vacation on
the Connell ranch.
Lonergan, the cattle buyer, was
hero last week and bought a tratnload
of cattle for Seattle. The price paid
was 34 cents per pound. L. B. Spof
ford, ot Tacoma, Is here also, buying
for his firm.
Cnttle are In better condition than
usual at this time of the year, and the
cattle that have been bought were
prime beef. There will be more fat
cattle here this summer than Inst on
account of the late rains keeping the
grans green.
Hay harvest has commenced and
every man that Is willing to work hn
a Job waiting.
One hundred millions of timber In
one body for sale here all growing on
deeded land, natural mill site, the
country Is easy to log and very little
unaerorusn, with the railroad com
ing, the right kind of a man has here
the chance of his life, as there Is no
lu lne mDer tributary to this
irnei. situated 40 miles from t
dleton, In the Blue mountains. The
timber consists of yellow pine, red
ir na tamarack.
Although the draft horses are pret
ty well bought up. there are still a few
...... vo ur purcnased at reasonable
w'gmng rrom 1400 to 1500.
J. Futter and daughter, of the Pa
H"f.. C0U"try' "pent the fourth hen
'7," wuiiam Futter. They have
,t,u'eu nome.
Hldaway stage Just passed. loaded
i" Kuaras witn passengers.
Engineer Runkc, of La Grnndo Divis
ion of the O. R. & N Goes 100
Miles In Two Hours and 10 Minutes.
The fastest running time ever re
corded with a train on the La Qrande
Huntington' division of the O. R. &
N was made Sunday morning by En
gineer Al Runke with " engine 197,
pulling the Elks' special train en route
to the grand lodge at Denver. He
made the 100 miles from La Grande
to Huntington, Including two stops,
In two hours and 10 minutes.
While this Is not considered fust
time on a level road devoid ot curves,
It is the fastest time on record on
that division. The Short Line expect
ed to heat the record over the level
divisions between Huntington and Po
catello, but did not do so.
Conductor Fred Wuffle, of this city,
was In charge of the train from Pen.
dleton to Huntington.
Yakima Road ami Bridge Contractu.
The county commissioners and state
highway commissioner, Snow, let the
contract today for the building of the
state road to Bumping Lake and also
for the two bridges across the Naches
river. Charles E. Lum, of this city,
was the successful bidder on the road.
The. bridge contracts were let to the
Northwest Bridge company of Seat
tie.
The approximate cost of the state
road will be In the neighborhood of
$10,000. while the two bridges will
cost together $4725. One bridge is at
the Mahaffy ford and the other at An
derson's crossing. Th elflO-foot span
bridge is to cost $3825 and the 80
foot span Is to cost $1100. Yakima
Republic.
It Is always well to have a box of
salve. In the house. Sunburn, cuts,
bruises, piles and bolls yield to De.
Witt's Witch Haxel Salve. Should
keep a box on hand at all times to
provide for emergencies. For years
the standard, but followed by many
Imitators. Be sure you get the genu
lne DeWltt's Witch Haiel Salve. Tall
man & Co.
Campers'
OuUits
The grand lodge of the A. O. U.
W. Is In session at Pythias, 130 dele
gates being present. The order has
over 5000 members In the state and
Is growing steadily.
Everybody to the mountains
to find a cool spot.
To make your vacation a
VACATION', you should have
things handy.
See mo for outfits, finest line
of cooking utensils ever on dis
play for the price you pay here.
V. Stroble
ARE YOU TAKING CHANCES
with your life by rIC ng In a rLkety -
carriage? Life Is too sweet to risk :
losing It when for a reasonable sum .
you can have your carriage repaired
at Neagle Bros.
Use the Wln-na Buggy and tr
WINONA only. It Is so well bu
that It's safer to ride than walk.
See us about Gasoline Engines.
We sell Winona Wagons, Hacks anc.
Buggies. Easy running and mada
from bone-dry material. Guaran
teed to give satisfaction In this cli
mate.
Sea us abo t Gasoline Engines. W
are agents for the Fairbanks-Morse
Gasoline Engines for Irrigating and
mlilng machinery. Estimates given
on Irrigating plants. Call and ge
out prices.
Neagle Bros.
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The Cast Oregonlan la Eastern Ore
gon's representative paper. It leads
and the people appreciate It and show
it by their liberal patronage. It la
the advertising medium of this section.
For Your
Health's Sake
Cheapest Price Store In the City
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Cool ;
Soda I
MADE WITH DISTILLED
WATER.
ICE CREAM FROM STERIL- J
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the quality of
drink.
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Clean
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Think it Over
Which will keep your meat In the
best condition: an up-to-date cold
storage plant, or an old Ice box?
We have the cold storage.
Empire Meat Co.
- 'Phone Main 1.
Walters' Flouring Mills
Capacity. 10 barren a day.
rionr exchanged for wheat.
l lnur. Mill Feed, . Chopped Fes.
three miles from Freewater, and the
town r'. Milton has offered terminal
grounds and a right of way. If the
company are favorably Impressed
fter the survey is completed, It Is
obahle that these two towns will be
connected with the line.
If the road Is built to Milton and
Freewater It will branch off near E.
Davis' ranch, about three miles
from Freewater on the Walla Walla
mad. The work of estimating upon
the cost of the line will beln as soon
as the branch survey Is completed.
A connection of this kind with the
Columbia river at Wallulu would be
an advantage to Freewater and Milton
on account of the reduced rates In
shipping.
ECHO FRATERXITIES ELECT.
Work on Government Canal Will Be
gin Aiigiixt 10.
Echo. July 1. The following of
ficers have been elected for the ensu
Ing term. Overland lodge I. O. O. F.
Elmer Reeves, noble grand; N. M
Ackley. vice grand; Arthur Hammer,
secretary: Elmer Spike, treasurer,
Fort Henrietta Circle, Women ot
Woodcraft, have Installed officers as
follows: Past 'guardian neighbor,
Anna Leeer; guardian neighbor, Kate
Gulllford: adviser. IJIlie B. Gillette
magician. Emma Hammer; clerk, Ag
nes llulger: banker, Teona Brundage,
Work on the government canal
expected to begin about August 10.
A building Is to be constructed on
Bridge street, east of the Brundage
barber shon by W. H. Boyd. It will
be occupied by R. R. Johnson, attor-
ney tuT the Water Users' association
T. P. O'Connor, president of th
1'nlted States Irish League of Great
Trltalii, will come to America In Sep-
tember next
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PHONE, MAIN 1
lieware of Ointments for Catarrh Tliat
' Contain Mercury.
mmiri n-ni HiirelT defltrnv the sense
of smell o'nd cr-mi...'teljr dersnue the wole
system wheo entering it tnrrnsn me mu
cous surfaces. Kuril articles should never
he nsert except on prescript, ns rrom repu
table physicians, ss the damage they will
An i. ten. fold tn the sood von can possibly
Orlvs from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure,
mannfactnred by F. J. 'heney Co., To
ledo, U., contains no mercury, sua is i"'-"
Internally, acting directly nnon the blood
.nit mncmii surfaces of the system. In
buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be snre yon
ret the genuine. It Is taken internally ano
made In Toledo. Ohio, by r. i. Lneney
Co. Testimonials rree.
Rn if h. firiurffiars. i-ncs i.c Der vuinc.
Take Hall's family I'llla for constipation.
CONSTIPATION
rSnrMf nlnt rftrs I inffAmd with chtxmlo eon
sttlpation and da tint thli Itma 1 had to ink an
injection or warm water once arerr 24 noun beror
I eon Id have an action on my bo welt. Happily I
tried Cuearete, and today I am a well man.
Daring the nine years before I aied Caacarete I
offered on told mlaerrwlth Internal nlli. Thanka
to yon 1 am free from all that thla morning. Voa
au bh toil in Mnau vi iQnenng oameoiir.
B. f. ruber, Itouoka, I
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CAN CTf CATHARTIC
risHsni, ri suio, rnwnv i Hn 'jrw, wo ws,
Fever tttcken, Weaken or (iripe, 10c, ttc, 10c. Ne'er
Io ia in otii. inn genuine iuie atampea uuv
loarantaed to our or your money back.
Sterllnj Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 603
AMU AL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES
PRINTING
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S this is the time of year when
business is generally a little
slack, then the business man
should look over his job printing and
office stationery, and see that he has
a sufficient supply to carry him through
the busy season which will soon be
here. By stocking up now, he saves
himself time, worry, money and many
obstacles, when the rush is on
Satisfaction, our guarantee.
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