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PAGE TWO.
DAILY EAST OREGOXIAX, PENDLETON. OREGON. TIESPAY. AVGCST 14. 1906.
EIGHT PAGES.
INSIDE INFORMATION ON
FIRE INSURANCE
San !YaiicLs"o, Ca)., Aug. "., '06.
TO AGENTS:
The acceptance cf n assignment of claim for return irtiiiiuni.
in part or full payment of a pr-ntiuni on a policy In substitu
tion of a policy of a retiring company, la a rebate ant! will cnltnte
a violation of obligation. " ALFRED STILLMAX,
Secretary Executive Committee.
The above letter shows the Kheme to fool the policy holder Into
the belief that unearned premiums due from bankrupt Insurance
companies can be credited on new policies rewritten in other com
panies. But the policy holder will find when he comes to pay his
premium on the new policy that he will have to pay the premium in
full In cash, and look to the bankrupt company, himself, for the
unearned premium.
The Oregon Fire Relief Association has a plan of Its own.
Over f 14.000 MTed to policy holders In Oregon last year.
See DUNSMORE in tAe Scbmidt B!d-
He will tell you all about it..
PESO
ASSESSMENTS
iAL
FROM Uillft COUNT! TAX LIST
Frvvtnfc; is a continuation of th
ernn.il a5-??7nnts if Lni;itill i
X
::kau.
Na-h.
I .otter N.
John P
. Thomas
Will'am
: .ylr-r. F. G. E:
X-is!- Ft.-?
.v.'?re..;l W. H. ..."
N-il. S. B
Neil. John S
Neil. H. P.
:-:t?rn. x. a
Ne!.'-.t:. C. M
?.!:). X. T
X'-;."iii. Jin-.es
X. '.fn, Nns C
-lnr Julius
Nelson, Jackson
Ness. George
Xeum.inn. J. O
Newcombe, L. C ,
Neipf-rt !.and & Construe
tier. Co
Newport. H. G
Newtson, Newt ,
N'.v iuist. A. P
Nicholas. B. F. . . .
Nichols. Wm
Nl.'
Nolle. Ar.tone
Nr.r'l. Chas.
Norton. A. W
Nerval". John
150.00 !
IS". 00
i.sii.o-.
! . f. -I .
Perdloton Tribune Co. ... 1,000.00
Pendleton Ice & Cold Stor-
rge Co 3,750.00
Pendleton Iron Works . . , 750.00
Pendleton Wool Scouring
& Packing Co 3.000.00
710.00
345.00
420.00
993.00
.S3. 00
2'i0.'0
1.355.0'i
3.23.0rt
r3.00
170.00
503.00
3 10. MO
120.00
1.090.00
400.00 j
420.00 i
l-5').0l:
7.500.00
...... 4 00.00
John &. Son 1.475.00
500.00
410.0)
5S0.0D
1.290.f"
Per dkton Woolen Mills .
Penlar.d. L. E
Peoples" Warehouse
Perard. A
Percheron Stock Co
Perchcron Livestock Co.
Petfetti. S
Perkins. John S
Perkir.r & Young
Perkinr, Ira L.
Perkins. C. A
Perkinr. W. E
Perkins. Emma
Perkins. A. T
Per.ncer. John W.
Peringer. fleorsre E. . .
Perry, Joseph D.
Perry. J. B
Pe.ers. John H ,
Peterson. William M. .
Petersen, John
Peterson. A. H
Gus
S. D
Nels
C. o
w ,
T
Jr
Peterson.
Peterson.
Peterson.
Pedrs'n.
Phelps. E.
I'h;!llps. S.
S
Letter O.
Ofitley. James
Obert. LwU
Oberg. C. A
ORrier.. P.. M
OTcnr.ell. Mrs. J
O'Daniel. G. R
rig?. William
Ogg & Eeavert
dgilw. Charles
Og'e. B. F
O'Harra. J. M
O'Harra. Iven i .
O'Harra. Marion
O'Harra, Frank P
Olcott, C. H
dinger R W. A F. M
f "linger. Omar
C'li-er. T. D. & R. L.
Oliver. E. L.
Oliver. Cloyd
Olmstead. S. M
Oregon Liquor Co
Oregon Lumber Tard
Ohorn. D. A.
Osborf. Renj
Otte. George
Otterrtead & Son
0?n. A. E.
Owen. J. B
Owen houe. J. A
Owing. J. A
Oregon Land Construction
Co
Letter P.
Pacific Coast Elevator Co...
Pacific States Telegraph &
Telephone Co
Pah! Hans
Palmer. B. F
rnr.fiium. Samuel
Park W. L
Pa'ker & Lane
Parker. E. O
Parker. W. T
ParVer. A. L.
Parris. P. F
Parrish W. N
Parting. W. M
Parrlh. D. M
P.irrot. C. W
Patehen. P.
Patron, C. H
Pat: on, R. H
Pat'on. Mark
Patterson, Nancy
Peacock Mill Co
Pen rso-i
Pearson, A. 8,
2ft?. ft 1
5 4 3.00
Phillipr, Amasa . . .
Pierce & Tweedy Co.
Pierce. Walter M. . .
Pierce & Cooley ...
Ilerce, Andrew . . . ,
Pie-ol. W. E
Pike. E. A
Pinkerton, Fred . . .
Plnkerton. Henry .
Plnke'ton. Wm
Plnkerton, J. W. ...
A. ...
3.030
1S3.00
1.050.00
1.170.00
200.00
570.00
430.00 i Piitke'ton. D.
Pip"r. J. H
Piper. William
Piper. O. J
Fl?-itirg. O. W
Planting, John
Plamon'don. J. D
Pomeroy, M. E
Porter. Tt. K
Porter, J. R
Porter, S M.'
Potiat'.h Lumber Co
Potts, William
Potts, James
Potts. W. E
Powers. J. W
Powers. Hcttie
Powell. W. L.
Prcndergast. J. C
Preston, Mary V
Preston, -Parton Milling Co.
Price, Mary
Price. T. L.
Price, M. E
rrlce. John
Price. J. M
Price, C. M
Price. T. J
Prlvett. J. W
Proebftel. George W
Prospect Horse Co
Puset Sound Warehouse Co
Pui'.man Car Co
Puree!!, W. L
Putnam, W. E
7S5 00 ! Putnam, CD
420.00 j
415.00 j Quant. A. S.
335.00 j
295.00
195.00
273.00
200.00
3(0.00
r 410.00
630.00
1S3.00
75.00
820.00
450.00
125.00
40.00
270.00
325.00
305.00
400.00
2,500.00
2S0.0O
655.00
370.00
20.00
385.00
390.00
190.00
245.00
2.435.00
11,500.00
22.639.00
4 90.00
185.00
60.00
60.00
100.00
890.00
2.500.00
I ,
Letter Q.
R.
i Letter
, Ita ler, M. A
I Itrigins, I.ewls
! Jtaglns, Elizabeth
j Ralnvllle, J. T
i Raloy, P. F
Jtalf-v, J. H
125.00 I'.amey & Thompson Bros..
S, 400. 00 I Rainoi. Joseph
Enoch 1,745.00 , I'.atiha'a.
435.00 j Itntniulst,
Petri, A
Pedro. Maftwel ,
Feebler. David A.
Feebler & Chamberlain
Feebler. David
Pell. Chas
Pendleton Drug Co. ...
445.00 ! I:ansTK-r, Henry
4.4(5.00 ' I'.ansom, Frank
1.170 00 J Ray. J. B
t.f.00.00 I Ray. Joseph B.
15.00 j Ray, J. W
83S.00 Rayborn, W. L.
1.160.00 Raymond, R. ..
i J
A
2.000.00
300.00
8.500.00
4.475.00
800.00
700.00
500.00
190.00
500.00
530.00
495.00
243.00
235.00
210.00
2S5.ftO
690.00
760.00
673.00
4S3.00
2'in.fio
$73.00
273.00
375.00
100.00
575.00
550.00
143.00
175.00
650.00
350.00
225.00
2.800.00
1,000.00
735.00
15.00
230.00
355.00
180.00
355.00
550.00
1.060.00
1,600.00
340.00
600.00
610.00
50.00
370.00
95.00
1.175.00
235.00
3.300.00
525.00
25.00
290.00
160.00
600.00
380.00
600.00
4,000.00
350.00
240.00
215.00
115.00
435.00
120.00
480.00
200.00
4.100.00
800.00
7.850.00
8,630.00
605.00
1,415.00
750.00
660.00
3.250.00
280.00
180.00
270.00
325.00
10.745.00
1,260.00
165.00
370.00
315.00
70.00
415.00
110.00
145.00
495.00
200.00
(50.00
Raymond, W. W
Record. C. W
Records. Wm. M
Records. Roy E
Kecden. M
Reed. L. W
Ri-eder. MicaJ.ih
Reodet. CUud
Recder. O. II
Reese. J. W
Retves. J. F.
Reeves. W. T
Reeves. Cert rude
Reeves. J. A. Est
Reeves Jesse
Reiiin, Javob
KeinuMin. Otto
Renck"!l, G
Rever. E. A
Reynolds. Elvira
Rhea. E. W
Rhlnohart, Maty A.
Rhinehart. W. C.
Rhodes, Allen
Rhodes, W. L.
Richardson, J. G
r.irhardson, S. M ,
Richardson, D. B ,
Richardson, Geo. O. ...
Richardson, Amos
Richmond, D. H
Richmond, H. B
Richmond. Frank H. . . .
Richmond. O. M
Ring. August
Rli'ge, Henry C
, Ritigel, Line
Rir.gel. J. E
Rlngle, Joseph
Ringel Bros
Ringer. Martha
Rlr.eo, R. E
Ripper, Ella
P.itchey. Jsnies
l:itcheron, G. W
Rilter, John
Roach, Frank
R iberts, O. P
Roberts, Geo. R
Roberts. Dexter
Roberson. Thos
RoVinson. J. F
Itoi.iiison, M.
Robinson. John
Rudmar. Hugh. S
Rockwell. S. H
Roehlk. Herman
Roesch. William
Rosers. L. L
Rogers. A. W
Rogers. E. C
K' gers. J. A
Rog.-ts. C. G
Rogers. Caroline E.
Rogers, Harry
Rogers & Buerstatte ...
Rhode, Henry D
Rhode. Jacob
Ri.ode. Fred
Rohrnran. C
Roork. 31artha V
R..sevot. C. E
Rose. James D
R-frenbrg. t H
Ro.-? Donald
l5s.-, J. S
Ros.5. W. J .'
Rue.'. J. P.
Rot. S. D. L.
Ro-j. J. H
Rok. W. B
RoLhlin. Joseph
Rothrock. A. B
Roihrock. H. C. & S. B.
Rothrock. Jjhn W
Roiilstone. J. J
Routnagoaz, Eliza . . . .
Roumagoux, Francis V. .
Roy, I E
Rover. J. D
Royse. J. C
Ruby.. A. C
Ruckman. R. J
Rues. E. A. i E. E. . . .
Rugg Bros.
Ruhberg. Herman
Runyarv, U. W
Rupue. A
Rust Bros.
iiussell. J. K. & Co
Rusnell. P. H ,
Russell. V. C ,
Russell, D it
Rusell, '. ll
Ryan. Michael J ,
6S5.00
365.00
'693.00
430.00
425.00
340.00
470.00
SS0.00
830.00
440.00
370.00
630.00
125.00
2S0.0O
2S5.00
170.00
145.00
375.00
1.335.00
500.00
30.00
400.00
175.00
225.6o
145.00
1.615.00
160.00
795.00
305.00
170.00
375.00
205.00
765.00
970.00
940.00
555.00
145.00
695.00
215.00
140.00
60.00
125.00
275.00
250.00
365.00
343.00
270.00
133.00
250.00
675.00
373.0(1
600.00
263.00
335.00
4 43.00
115.00
755.00
940.00
940.00
. 230.00
365.00
323.00 j
303.00 I
460.00 I
310.00
. 25.00 j
180.00
440.00
610.00
900.00
545.00
8.400. 00
150.00
1.670.00
5,570.00
220.00
480.00
130.00
385.00
315.00
550.00
930.00
430.00
910.00
120.00
1,245.00
485.00
50.00
206.00
183.00
495.00
4,125.00
125.00
535.00
6.060.00
1:40.00
355.0ft
225.00
4,805.00
375.00
160.00
260.00
3T3.00
455.0O
120.00
GENERAL NEWS.
Tremendous rains have washed
out 20 miles of Southern Pacific
track In the vicinity of Sanderson.
Texas. It Is the most serious railroad
washout In Texas In many years.
The police surprised thieves Just
after they broke Into the house of a
Greek priest In St Petersburg. The
thieves shot and killed two police
men, wounded a passerby and es
caped.
During a row over a crap game at
Cambon, Franklin county. III., a ne
gro, name unknown, shot and killed
Wiley B. White, a white man, and two
negroes, and wounded a white man
named Carlson.
The 52d annual convention of the
International Typographical union is
In session at Colorado Springs. Three
hundred delegates, and several score
delegates from the women's auxiliary
are in attendance.
An automobile was struck by an
electric car in Chicago. Mis. Eliza
beth Slaughter was killed, and Mrs.
H. B. Slaughter, O. S. Slaughter and
Mrs. Christine Datilby were Injured.
Mrs. H. B. Slaughter will die.
At Tamaqua, Pa., Milton Whetsone,
aged 33 years, cashier of the Citizens
National bank of Lansford. was killed
and Daniel McGeehaii, aged 27, as
sistant cashier of the same Institution.
was fatally Injured b their carriage
being struck by a trolley car.
In order that the food manufactur
ers or tne country may nave oppor
tunity to make suggestions concern
ing regulations for the enforcement of
the new pure food law, hearing will
be held at the department of agricul
ture from September 17 to 28.
Masked holdup men demanded
Fred .Mulilneaux's money at San
Francisco as he was walking with
Miss Norma Pllsa. Mulllneaux at
tempted to draw a pistol and was shot
dead. Miss Plisa was not molested.
The ro". hers, four In number, es
caped. By a collision of street cars In
Oakland James St. Johns. L. Bloom.
E. E. Dillon. George Hodson, O. L.
Wheeler. Allert Panborg. Mrs. Mar
garet Welch. Edith Parker. T. C
Cheney. William Pittman. Mrs. Frank
Burton. D. V. Olson and Mrs. R. A.
Rose were all more or less seriously
injured.
"The Old Santa Fe Trail" From
Atchison diagonally acro-s Kan-is
south west ward nearlv th entire
length of the state will be marked by
small but permanent monuments
the entire distance. For this purpose
the state appropriated 31000. and the
school children of the state, contrib
uting one penny each, have raised
$S691.(r.
44 4
No Ancient
Furniture Here
You dnnt see any old style, slow-selling Furniture
In this store. We handle only popular pieces and
they are going continuous. Something new here
every day. Fast sales enable us to make small profits
on each sale.
Rugs, Rugs, Rugs
We are showing an extraordinary fine line of Art
Squares and Rugs at prices you cannot duplicate In
the city. Call and we will be pleased to show you
them.
Graham Furniture Co. i
Postoffice Block Your Credit is Good ; ;
The End of the World
of troubles that robbed E. H. Wolfe of
Bear Grove, Iowa, of all usefulness,
came when he began taking Electric
Bitters. He writes: "Two years ago
kidney trouble caused nte great suf
fering, which I would never have
survived had I not taken Electric
Bitters. They also cutxd me of gen
eral debility." Sure cure for all stom
ach, liver and kidney complaints
blood diseases, headache, dizziness
and weakness or bodily decline. Price
50c. Guaranteed by Tallman & Co.'s
drug store.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of Howard & Swingle, arr
chltects. up to 4 o'clor-k p. m., August
21st, 1906. for the erection and com
pletion of a two-story frame resi
dence for Mrs. f. II. Sturgls. Stone
work, brick work and concrete work
of basement reserved. Parties will
bid on fireplaces, chimneys and tiling,
and all other mason work abov? foun
dation. Rights to reject nnv and nil bios
are reserved.
August 10th, 1906.
NORTHWEST NEWS.
In this st ite it Is not necessary to
servo a five days 'notice for eviction
of a t old. Use the original laxativ
cough syrup; Kennedy's Laxative
Horev and Tar. No opiates. Sold by
TaKman A Co.
Harry C. Atkins and vi'j hive
been arrested at St. Louis charged
with the murder by drowning of their
13-months-old daughter. The At
kinses both once lived In Portland.
Ore. Mrs. Atkins' .naiden name was
Mary E. Slater.
WE ARE ALWAYS OX TIME.
How nil e it is to be able to step Into
our office and order a special Job.
niiide tho way you want it, by the best
of m.'rliiiK i y. handled by the most
con.petiit help and have It delivered
to you at the time promised. This Is
the rule vv aim to follow.
H.fldes. we can furnish you with
any qur.ntity desired of lumber,
lath, shingles, sash, doors, cement,
brick, lime and round or square tanks.
Sole agent for Krlsollte Wood Fibre
Plaster, made In Blue Rapids. Kan
sas; also White Crystal Lime.
Pendleton Planing
Mills
IL FORSTEIL Proprietor.
There Is nothing so pleasant as that
brlht. cheerful, at-peace-wlth-the-world
feeling when you sit down to
vout breakfast. There is aothlng so
conducive to good work and good re
sults. The healthy man with a healthy
mind and body is a better fellow, a
better workman, a better citizen than
the man or woman who Is handicaa
ped by some disability, however slight.
A slight disorder of the stomach will
derange your body, your thoughts and
yonr disposition. Get away from the
morbidness and the bloes. Keep your
stomach In tur.e and both vour brain
anl body will respond. Little Indis
cretions of overeating can be easily
corrected and you will be surprised
to see how much better man you are.
Try a little Kodol For Dyspepsia after
your meals. Sjld by Tallman & Co.
Baker City Fair.
The fair will be one of the greatest
ever held in Baker City, and the speed
contests will be participated in by the
highest grade of horses ever brought
to this track. The track Is In good
shape and will be further Improved
before the September meeting.
The La Grande and Pendleton fairs
will follow Baker City and most of
the horses on exhibition here will also
be entered in those meets. Baker
City Democrat.
Rev. Father Nicholas Furhs. Cath
olic, has left Boise to take charge of
the church's mission works nt Idaho
Falls.
A. J. Goodbrod last week killed in
the road near Hot Lake, Union coun
ty, a ratrlesnake four feet long, with
13 rattles'.
H. L. Pye. a detective, was held up
In Portland, at Woodstock, by a
masked man with a revolver, who rob
bed him of 17 and his watch.
Esther Mitchell, Holy Roller, await
ing trial at Seattle for the murder of
her brother. Is seriously 111 In the
Seattle jail with typhoid fever.
Near Union, a few days ago two
men, named Prescott and Knight,
killed a rattlesnake over four feet
long, with 12 rattles and a button.
For 36 years, and since It was
founded In 1370, the Baker City Dem
ocrat has been the official paper of
Baker county, and until a week ago.
when It was succeeded In that capacity
by the Herald".
William Peterson, a hay rancher
near Montesano, Waf-h., while cutting
grass with a machine mower ran Into
Ms 4-year-old son who was hidden !p
the grass. The boy's leg was com
pletely cut off. He was hurried to a
surgeon and will survive.
At Lnkevlew, Klamath county, re
cently "Old General," a horse 33
years old died. He had gotten so
feeble and decrepit that his owner,
C. V. Snyder, had him chloroformed
as an act of mercy. His age as given
is known to be authentic.
Boise has a large building' first
erected for a Methodist church and
used as such by that denomination
for many years. Then It was remod
eled and used as a vaudeville theater
for many years. It Is now being re
modeled a second time and has been
leased for mercantile purposes by W.
E. Pierce A Co.
Pnr.'t drag along with a dull, bil
lions, heavy feeling. You need a pill.
Ure PeWitt's Little Early Risers, the
famous little pills. Do not sicken or
gripe, but results are sure. Sold by
Tallman Co.
1
I Pretty
Paper Poorly
: Hung
Tou are particular about hav
ing nb e wall taper.
But are you particular about
It being well hung?
The beat wall paper. If poor
ly put on the wall, will oarer
satisfy you.
Coma here and select a patter-
and let us hang tt f you
you will then kne w you have
th best results obtainable.
Pendleton Paint Store
Ed. Murphy Prop.
121 Court -t
Prof. Tyler, of Amherst college,
said recently: "A man can live com
fortably without brains: no man ever
existed without a digestive system
The dyspeptic has neither faith, hope
or charity." Day by day people real
lze the importance of caring for their
digestion; realize the need of the u
of a little corrective after overeating.
A corrective like Kodol For Dyspepsia.
It dlgerts what you eat. Sold by Tail
man V Co.
The Boss of the
KITCHEN
Likes to receive the meat order on
time, and to have the order delivered
just as it was given.
Now that Is our specialty because
we know It pays us both and you
may always expect it here.
Carney, Ramsdell
$b Co.
'Phone Main 83.
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ELECTRICAL
SUPPLIES
BY ELECTRICITY
can have ...any things done. Hoy
easy to talk with any member of yo
family on any floor In th house, or
trap the midnight marauder with th
touch of a button. Come In and
spect our Una of
ELECTRICAL GO DS.
There's a In. of handy things t-
have that will cost you but little, ete.
J. L. VAUCHAN
EI.EC.'RICIAV.
132 WEST COURT STREET.
Phone Main
Put in Your Winters'
Wood Supply Now.
SAVES YOU MONEY.
Prepare for winter while the
weather is with you.
f When the cold, uet season
arrives, have your shed full of
good, dry wood.
I have 1000 cords of red fir
T and sawed slab wood, In carload
lots only.
$4.50 cord.
W. C. MINNIS
J Leave order nt Honnuig's Cigar
Store. "Phono Milln
Downey's Stage to
Lehman Springs
Two stages, leave Pendletou
Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day. One way In eight hours.
OFFICE AT TALLMAJi'S
DRUG STORE.
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fT;t
The American
Collection Agency
No fee chanted
unless collection
is ma do. w
Anthony P.Wilson make collec
Attorney tions in all parts
of the United
States.
413 KANSAS AVE.
Topekq, Kansas
The East Oregonlnn Is Eastern Ore
gon n representative paper, u w,.
It b, their liberal patronage. It I
the adTertlsing mc.Uu,,, of (lie iieotlon
Til