PAGE X.
DAipT EAST ORBtfOMAN. JTCmLETOX. OHJGOOV. WEDNESDAY, DECKMMTIC , Iff 11.
EIGHT PAGKS.
HOW ONE
WOMAH WON
Ber Health and Strength BacK
Alain by The Use of Cardul.
Tampa, Fla. Tn a letter from thli
C.tv. Mrs. E. C. Corum writes: "I m
.& weakened and worn out with wo
manlr trouhles. My husband brought
tne pome Cardul as a toulc, and, from
the first day. It sremed to help.
I had almost lost my reason, but,
thnr.Vs to C.irdul, I did not. Soon, I
fi ll aad looked like a new woman. I
- think- the remedy J3 wonderful. I
- recommend It to Ey friends, for I hard
- recoivod great benefit from lt''
Cardul acta specI-lcaUy on the weak
. ened womanly orpins, strengthening
tho inuscles ard nerves, and building
them up to health.
It helps to refresh the worn-out ner
tous system and relieves the effects of
. overwork, boih mental and physical.
Fifty years' successful use fully
prove the merit of this purely Tege-
table, tonic remedy for women.
tn every community, there live tome
Who have been benefited by Cardul.
The beneficial effects of this time
tested woman's remedy. Boon show
r themselves In many different way.
I Try It.
T. B TTnfcto; tJl,Artonf Oepc Chaitt
aon MfJicin Co.. Chatunooea. Tenii.. tar Spoctai
. a . a i . i j T" a a
r Waaco." Mat. la p'.un vraptcr oa nuct.
T'Hfx-seated coughs that resist ordi
nary remedies require both external
and internal treatment. If you buv a
dollar Lottie of BALL.KD'S HOUE
HOUXD STRVP you get the two
remedies you need for the price of
one There : a HERRICK'S RED
PEPIIKR rORVS PLASTER for the
ciiese. free witn each bottle. Sold by
-A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
ix rocxD.
The following described animal has
been taken up by the marshal of the
City of Pendleton, to-wit:
One red cow about six years old,
both ears cropped, branded Juice
.Surp on both hips and circle on right
hlnrl leg.
If said animal Is not claimed by the
owners or those entitled to the pos
session of them, costs and expenses
- Afinst them paid and they taken
away within ten days from the date
hereof, then at 2 o'clock p. m. of
the 8th day of December, 1911, the
Raid animal will be sold to the highest
bidder, at public auction, for cash, at
t the city pound, in said City of Pen
" 31eton, the proceeds of such sale to
be applied to the payment of such
costs and expenses of making sale.
Dated this 27th day of November,
1JU. TOM GURDANB,
City Marshal.
ILL LAD TO 60 EAST
10 BE TREATED
tSeciul Correspondence.)
Weston. Ore., IVo. 6. Mr. Ollie
O'Hurra, a prominent young man of
Weston. Is very i 1 at the St. Mary':
hospital in Walla Waila. Ho has
been unable to attend school this fall
Ha.- aj.tl a. , , ,j a. V-. a-C j
unt.l it is thought bet to. hike hum I
to some eastern doctors.
Mis .iiiia Kirkpatrick returned to
lVndieton af.er hav ng spent Thanks
iiiving with her parents. Mr. ivnd Mrs.
janu-s Kirkpatrick ,
Mr. t'rnn Heeler, who has tiwen la'
til ritv f.tr : fM- fl.-lv-a. hiiat mtiirri.ii ;
a a
to his home In Dayton, Washington.!
Mr. and Mrs. John Mcuae made a.
busnosi trip to Athena Monday.-
Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Madden of this
city were in Athena on business dur
ing the week.
Mrs William Warren, who has been
in Weston for some time pas-ed, . has ,
returned to her home in Raker CHy. j
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Withers of;
Weston mountain, have moved, to
town for the winter so that tSey
mipht send their children to school.
Mr. Walter Payne is employed, at '
the Craigen residence papering the
interiod of the house.
Miss Claudia Kelley, who has benn
absent a week visiting friendSk return
ed to Weston Monday.
Mr. Win Nor Dean is spending- a
few days this week in Pendleton-
If Yourc Not at Your Best-
don't worry alWit it tfUrre't no good in worry. Cet better!
If your stomacHi i wrong;. y.nr liver and bowels innttrive your
nerves arc sur tn he n edjre and your Wood impure. Be
cheerful ami hopeful. As-Kliey have IteljK'd in tliousanda of cases.
mm wmm
will )ielj j on and will give j ur system tlie natural help it needs,
A few diwes will niair a rrvi.t difference in your feelinjis and your
looks. They will lulp you ull along the line to a clear head,
free fronn aclu s to lirilit eyes to healthy active -organ.. 'Itis
sure, quirk and"-Initio family remedy will help Nature to'
Restore Your Full Vigor
ScVi EvTwhcrc In tMxcm with fuM dirsctmM. 10c and 23c. ,
STANEIELD1ILL
E
(Special Corratpondence.))
Stanfield, Ore., Dec. 6. Rev.. Fath
r Brady and Mr. Hennessy who are
in charge of the chapel car now. lo
cated at Echo were In Stanfield yes
terday with Rev, Father Butlor and
i .completed arrangements for the start-
i i- m r.a,.? ins of work on the erection of a. new
children of Athena, spent Sunday witn. Catholic church on their poverty
friends and relatives in Wcton. Th cnutrh
Mr Eraen- !taec. of this ritv is' 50x30' wltn a towen and when fln
... ,f, , , y,l ' -ithed will be a credit to the city,
making a visit with friends in Pendle-, ,. , , . , . .
to The ladies' aid soctety of th-Pres-
n'fic D..K . v u byterlan church served a chicken:din-
Mlss Margaret Proebstet who has' . . ..it.
, . . . , , . mr yesterday which was wel iwtron-
been making her home in Milton for i eij
some time, arrived in Weston Sunday I
to spend some time with friends and I Cotant and Hall wfco have the con
re'atives in Weston (tract for making 5.0M feet of 30.inch
Mr. Earl Hoge, who has been concrete P'Pe tor the dralnaje dist
speriding the week with his parents ! Tict are maklnS Progress, hav-
in this city, has gone to his work- In j in already raanufuetared aU.at 400
Kahlotus, Washington, where he- ia et of ,the P'Pe- The' receld from
denot nennt ' Eau Claire, Wis., jtwrterday am adr
ter
M
the
Mrs. Dr. Powell, who has been-ill J
Oitional form which will enable them
"She is Waiting"
MM ' Mm
for a few days, is now able to return
to her home in Walla Walla.
M:ss Edna Ross a student of Wes
ton High school, is expecting to dis
continue her studies in the Weston
school and move to Athena
she may take up her work.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Pinkerton and
infant chi'.d. arrived in Weston this I
to make the pipe : rapidly.-as; will
he required under the contract.
E. P. Marshall of Pendleton, -was
transacting business here yesterday.
Glen McCullough-was an Echo vis-
where;i,or yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. W. H. Long f Echo was vbit
Ing friends here yesterday..
Mayor Kyle and' Frank Sloan were
week and are going to remain in- the transacting buslnms in Pendleton
c'ty visiting friends and relatives for yesterday.
some time. Quite a number f residents of Stan-
Miss Lola Rogers of Adams, madefeid and vicinity were in- Penjlleton
a visit to friend-! and relatives in Wes- i yesterday evening attending the meet-
ton during the week. lng of the Pendleton Comtoercial
Miss Clara Hall, who has been t club, among the number being; W: T.
spending the week with ner parents ; Reeves. Chas. Kenison. O. L HUrl
in Pendleton, returned to her work Zoeth Houser, G. L. Ward, A. W.
as a teacher In the Weston school Gray, R. A. IBolte, Chas, J. Ward
Sunday. and O. G. Alien.
Mrs. Edna La Brasche ana son , Hon. W. J. Furnish- returned to
Kendall, returned Sunday from a vis- Pendleton yesterday after spending
it with friends in WMlla Walla. I the day here,
The Misses Viva Warren and Maud (
Cook of Pendleton and Fortrand, re
spectively, returned to their work In
those cities after a short visit with
relatives in Weston.
Rev. John' Bonewitz of this city Is
ser'ously 111 at hi home on South
Water street with pneumonia and his
dauehter Jaunita has an attack of ty
phoid fever.
and so are those she Is waiting
on. And mini you, a good
high-ball Is well worth waiting
for. Good, pure, wholesome
Rye Whiskey, like the brands
we are now selling, will make
one wait patiently, but enjoy
the wait when the liquid arrives
ool, comforting, and refresh
ing. If you are a high-ball
lover, better try a bottle of this
splendid Whiskey of ours. Tou
'will always want that brand
afterwards. And the price will
satisfy you, too.
TheOlympiaBar
Phone Main 183
and
Pioneer Bottling Works
Phone Main 177.
PETKRS & MORRISON, Prop.
WHEAT NEAR ADAMS
IS LOOKING WELL
Spokane,, Wash, Deo & When.
Cnlted. States Senator Miles- Poiudex-
of Spokane, and Civntain 3rr..t
cDermuMat of Kettle FiJls, Whsh..
appear before- the board i of United
States river ami harbor wr;iiieeBS. n-
ashtngtnn, D. C. on r-tVcembea- 11,
urge the rejection of an adverse
port regarding the imjaifovemeit. of
e Columbia river between the Snake
river and Wenatchee, ttiey wil..be
fortified with telegrams from of fi
rs. oC the Inland Empii's- Federation;
Commercial clubs, reareswnting a-.
embeshi of 15,000. In eastern-
'Oaihliigton. and Oregon, aad north
ern Idaho,, giving adequate re.isons
r the upeftlng of the rlvier frora.the
oundary to the sea.
Robert J Maclean, j-jocretn r v. of
e SpokiUie chamber .if commerce
and. tK IInirtd Empire arganijutloiv
fi.j-ia; member of the Sational Riv
era anl Harbors Congrois- said In. an
interview Imfciy;
"If the river tj open tt navigation
tna entir Cohimbia watershed wiil
fUrniatt ftig;ht for the- Pinanmi oa
tml.. This wiil mean an immense ami
ver-mcratng business betwetn the
Interior and the poru of the worUU
iso unit the development of tile la
nd. Etnptre will go facward :wlth. a-
rush. It nuans immeUate insreasnJ
activity tn egrfculture,. Iumbtr- tuidi
mining.
"Telegrams from evry connnerciiil
lull, bunrit of trade to.l chamber of
coiomewtt in the Inland Erepire to
Senator Piiimiexter- ami oth-tr wst-
rti mf.uibrs of congress will Kft.iw
the- bord of engineers, that the entire
mntry Is. Interested and thitt .we de
re iitUT.-p-d.ato and tUivorablo. ai.ilon.
ntwlKl.stiinding the re-port of the-fed-
ral engineer in eha.KV of tlltv Colum
bia rtxvr above the- mouth of the
Snake river. We Hlwitld ha.ve tBa co-
pert)n of evei-y commercial rgan-
featlort in -Wajihingtun Orfsn, Idaho
nd Montana In this project, which
Involves the- ejcpemliture Syr tlx gov
ernment of $7,00,(0fl."
sli
It's always somebody else that
should be punished for all his faults.
FOLEY'S
HONEY and TAR
COMPOUND
For over three decades a favorite
household medicine forCOUGHS,
COLDS, CROUP. WHOOPING
COUGH. BRONCHITIS. HARD
andSTUFFY BREATHING. Take
at first sign of a cold. Quick, safe
and reliable. The Bee Hive on the
carton is the mark of the genuine.
Refuse sustitutes.
Mrp. Anna Polzer, 2529 Jefferson
St., So. Omaha, says: "I can recom
mend Foley's Honey & Tar Com
pound as a sure cure for coughs and
colds. It cured my daughter of a.
bad cold and my neighbor Miss. Ben
-ion cured herself and her whole fam
ily with Foley's Honey & Tar Com
pound. Everyone in our neighbor
hood speaks most, highly of It as a
?ood remedy for coughs and colds.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
(Special Correspondence)
Adams, Ore., Dec. 6. Ike Christo
pher was an Adams .s!tor Monday
He said wheat was looking- fine and
the roads aro In good shape for auto
mobiles.
Mr. and Mi's. L. L. Rogers and chil
dren are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Dupuls of Weston.
Mr. and MTs. G. M' Morrl.-wm were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. Bradley
of Pendletor. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Watrus and
family of Pomeroy, are- guests of Mr.
and Mrs E. G. M"arqtfs this week
Mrs. E. C. Bowling- was the gwest
of Dr. and Mrs. McFalt of Pendloton
Saturday.
Mrs. Jim Chestnut went to Prndle.
ton .Saturday to do aome shopping,
Dr. McKenny was a bus-ines.' visit
or In Adams Saturday.
J. Harley of Long Valley. Is visits
lng friends and relatives in Adams
thfs week.
.Mr. Whltely of Pullman, Wash
was an Adams vls'tor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wallan returned
'to their home In Adams Monday after
vls'tlng for a few days tn Hern.iston
The situation in the Flowery Em
piro is a good deal Okf a Chinese pua-
zle.
Ill
When It Comes To Selling
Material
Buildmg
1 M
Only the Best Grades of Lumber,
Lath and Shingles and in fac any
thing that is required in the building
line is allowed to enter our yard.
ESTl MATES FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE
Crab Creek Lumber Co.
OSCAR. MAHLER, Manager
Fhone .Vain 92
fi'PIRt CLUBS BACH
. river wnmm
FSi fhmm
Take
A Fearful Fall
An Astounding Proposition Why it
Occurred, Lowest Prices Ever
Seen in Print.
HARRIMAK MEN ARE
SURVEYING NEW LINE
Ontario, Or., Iec. 5. HnuTroad cu-
struetton--. In. tho Mathou-r canyort, i.eo-
sibly by the- first of t.e ymr, and not
later thun early spring Is the report
said to orinrinate froin; Harriman rall-
roar. officials. Thl.- rerwrt Is given
stimulus by an Insivn-t-toa trip of W.
H. Wattim general manager olj- the
Utah Construction company, over- the
survey of the Oritrrin & Iiastem
through the Mallleur canyon. This
cmpaiy, It is sad; has the contract
for tho eonstructiin of the read west
through the canyon to Burns. Work
is now going on In the canyon, three
crews of surveyor working nearly rH
men are busy with permanent loca
tion and cross section worlt.
The difficulty- with the government
over the powewito in the Payette riv
er canyon has been settled There are
50 grading camps with over lOOl) men
scattered through that canyon for
distance of tOO miles. Tho Idaho
Northern will be built frorn Emmett
to the Payette lakes through , High
val'ey and Round valley Into Long
valley, antt trains running by next
summer. It Is said. By straightening
the Payette Valley road and running
that line due west from Frultland, a
distance- of only two miles It will con
nect with the Malheur Valley road at
Ontario. The Payette va'ley railroad
brldgo at Payette 1 only a temporary
ptructure, and has been taken out
noarty every spring by high wnter. If
ft whs to remain permanent It Is rea
sonable hat a more permanent bridge
would be built at that place.
thai skt rort Tiiir.vr.s.
Iloo-lcr rarmer AImo Guard Crops
Willi Guns.'
Columbus, Tnd. Many of of the far
mers of Bartholomew county have set
iraps In their corn erlba and chicken
coops In tho hope of catching sneak
thieves. They say that thieves are
stealing their corn from the fields
from the cribs, and chickens, turkeys
and other fowls- from the coops. So
numerous and ar-tlvn hnve the th'evcs
become that some of tho farmers say
thev are guarding their property with
shotguns.
Ccwar of Ointments for Catarrh Tha
Contain Mercury.
i mnrcurjr will surely destroy the sense of ,
mell snd completely di-ranfre the whole
vHtm when entirlni; It tliroiiRh the mucous .
. nrfitres. Hitch articles should never i
HKed excopt on proscriptions from rpputable
ohyHlclnns. as the damnge they will do la j
n fold to thB good you enn posalbly de
rive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure,!
manufactured by F. J. flioney ft Co., Tole
1o, O., oontnlns no mercury, and Is taken
nternnlly. actliiK directly upon the blood
md mucous aurfncen of the system. In buy
ing Hull's f'atnrrh Cure be sure you get the
genuine. It I taken Internally and made
in Toledo, Ohio, by K. J. Cheney ft Co.
rc-t1monlnls fre. 1
Hold br Itrnri.'lst. Price, 7.1c per bottle.
Take Halle Family I'll la for constipation.
I
UUANOKMKNTS wure coinpleknl last -week, iu compli
nnco with instmctiin received from the piano manu
facturers to tliu effect that our entire stock he turned
into money or interest hearing paper at once, A lonij drawn out
rxliersal of tho several, unforseen circumstances)-that have com
pelled us to make this move would not he of gcner-iil interest.
.ami only occupy valuahlo spae, so suffice it to say that our en
tire stock of pianos and organs must he disposed of hefore Mon
day, December 11th. There remains for us no other alterna
tive. Wo have to clone out every instrument in:9toek offering
every "piano and organ at such low figures as will dispose of
tin .in tpiicker than we could hivo them loxe.d, carted and ship
ped and in pursuance of this undertaking, we desire to frankly
state that while we regret to quote such low prices as to'disar
rtnge tho immediate futuro music trade here, we feel obliged to
make such figures and favorable terms as will insure tho sale
-of every instrument, within the next twelve-days- at which time
tli It store will ho for rent and it shall ho vacant.
In this stock are Jncludixl' some of the finest, most costl.y
instruments to he had in America. Xew and beautiful Baby
Grands and some 39 uprights and a most complete assortment
of the Iatct-t 11)11 and 1912' styles and designs,, including the
nation's greatest, the Chickerlng, and tho world's renowned
and justly celebrated Kimball, besides numerous other New
York and Chicago makes the sale and distribution of which was
outrolled by thi store.
THE PRICES
In order to protect the interests of tho dealers who handle
tlutio makes of pianos, no prices at which these instruments are
now for sale caa be quoted here, ut every new piano and organ
will be sold at less than, its actual factory coit.. Discounts of.
from 10 to 15 per cent on tho actual cash cost of instrument
will be made ou slightly shopwora or thoso that have been rented
or lieconio secsnid hand.
You will find hero now several squaro pianos for sale at $17.
$00, strictly modem instrument with caned legs and round
corners, wortli $100 and $125.. respeciively ad the lowest esti
mate. Several second, hand uprights nnd used organs for a
mere song. We must have tltem out of tho way. One $33 and
one $47 and. otic for $56.
$275 upright will, go for $174, these am-well known New
York makes-and have never laten sold .Kant or West for less than
$275 heretofore. Thorn are others that will go for still lees
aioney, though all are good reliable pianos..
The (Hickering, the Noflmer, the Stock,, the Kuakau.jr, the
Story & Clark, the Kimball and other well known makes arc
tho natic'i) Lighest grade and most renowned makes.
We offer tomorrow a .strictly high class sewn and one-third'
octavo piaua, beautiful joliihcd plain panels, full swinging duet:
music desk, revolving lock board, continuous nickel hinges ami
three pedal (tho third ti soft or practicing pedal), for $288
which ti . Ioa than lialf price. A fancy niottWd figured walnut
or a iiujsL In-autiftil dappled San Domingo mahogany case
costs $3'J. more.
Sumo daineryet very le4titiful imMrnments can be had for
$227 and for $W. Almost $200 below the lowest retail jiricc
vi tltijj grade ofihstnitnent in any other city.
Largrt cabinet grand size, thoroughly warranted upright
pianos, in .Mahogany or Oak standing four feet nine inches
bigh with latest duet music desk, rolling fall board, three ped
als and all up to date improvement., instruments that we guar
aubee can not lm lvought at the Xew York factory for less thai
$.ir0 each, g during this sale for $227 and plainer styles for
$105. The dark and smaller cases aro still loss.
Another well known make, miognizod everywhere in the
trado as moat honestly constructed", most perfectly finished ami
most durable piano made, in beautiful plain mahogany or quar
ter sawed onk casets, retail price $150, now $312, on easy terms.
ON EASY TERMS
W
ass.
ITH the exception, of the four bighest pricetl1, very
elalwately hand carved styles, the cost of which is
over $350 and on which terms of payment will .not
lie made less than $50 down and $15 a month, all pianos
arc for sale on payment of $15, $20 or $25 down iyid at
tho rate of $8 or even $0 per month, according to makes,
styles nnd designs. ( Since all prices arc based upon actual
cash cost, thoso taking advantage of tho above named easy
terms, will pay interest on deferred payments at 8 per
cent per annum.
Every piano or organ sold will l accompanied by the
respective manufacturers' five years' warranty, duly
countersigned, thus fully protecting a customer 'in every
way. . ' ' ' -
. This sale as above will be at 813 Main Street, and com
mences at 8 oVlock tomorrow morning nnd if everyone could
realize tho exact situation as it is, nothing would bo left for
salo after, tomorrow. Store nnd offico fixtures, typewriters,
desks, etc., for salo for delivery in ten days and no decent offer
' will ha rejected. Store open day and night till saje closes.
Snyder Music Co,
813 Main St., Pendleton, Ore.
H. F. BENDIX, Factory Representative.