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New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
LIVESTOCK MARKE-.
New York, June 25. 1907.


cludng ~ consigned direct to slaughterers
the balance for the market no trading to-day. feel
steady sHc l0c per N for ordinary TO choice
native sides Latest cable advices from London and
II. dressed weight; refrigerator beef 9c 0i1c
n. Exports from this port to-day 900 cattle
and $500 quarters of beef; tomorrow the Teutonc
Liverpool will take 115O quarters for the Swift
Company. and 1859 quarters for the Beef
Company The Celtic VIII sail Tor the same port on
Thursday ana carry 1850 quarters Of beef the
Swift Beef Company; 1850 quarters for the Morris
Beef Company and 1880 quarters for the Cudahy
CALvEs-Receip.s were 354 head al for the mar.
al 81 to Ss per n 81; huttermilks Mt ST.
TO So city dressed veals steady at Sc per
country dressed SLOW at &c 20 i0c
Sale.-S Sanders: - veais, 1877 u average a IS
per 100 u la7 do 1913 n. at 81 so: do. 10! 10.
S Judd 5 O.: @9, veals, 1873 10, 81 25i butter
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts cars.
I4GS head including II for the market; making.
with stale car is cars on sale; ali NJ Jersey City
Sheep we're quiet and unchanged; prime and choice
per 100 n fair 70 choice lambs at 81 to So Of
extra do at IS %. Dressed mutton slow %
per n Dressed lambs at Sc to 12c
II average at SIS 20 per n aGl do 10 ID 81 25
POS kentucky do = n. at 81 So 2l9 DO. u fb. at
s. %; g Kentucky sheen 126 10, at so n -, . e.
25o do, - n. So: do. IT n. SIS; Virginia
shSeE 10 70 at 81 go go 6ge 1870 8n r. 2t "a * at s.
24 do, G5 N, a s. So IA Virginia sheep 81 H. at
Kerne Commission COMPANY: 22I Virginia lambs u
n a. sS: 235 do 20 10 at 81; o24 Kentucky DO, so
lb 81 81 Virginia sheep, 125 ID; at 50
Guiding Il for the market Feeling steady; Penn
syyana ana state hogs are quoted at So 30 10 SO 90
sales date yes,erdayl-s sanders: 73 state hogs.
TT Ib at SO 60 per 100 N; 90; 251 10 az
8 Judd & Co: % hogs 2&3 Ib. at So go )
roughs. 29G n. at 81 80 stag, $50 10. at 81 so
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

|-or-E-1--, New FORK, June % 1907.
months r. ~ & vas some switching from near late
lag, trading was ouiet. and the uhsence OF a
general business comparatively orders inAu-
ltIoes with near months and late months
IaAFeiy STEADY The opening steady at unchanged
Lcs ana the market closed steady net decline Of )
ptS ba 20 an an advance Of points sales including
ing was about due European cables which re
l.isa no ehaEge in the markets Havre Hamburg
a Le -oIF OF I1e local opening. with Eavre
SIcnansed and Hamburg unchanged pfenu!e lower
,elleI OF the 5rdzli markets opened business or
Szo-laag OWNS 70 holiday, and there cables
lolh mat source A number OF local Traders believe
Est one erect OF the withdrawal Brazilian govern
as bler OF spot supplies viii be gradual widen
hle "Il OF The differences between local
n2lAet and an ultimate carrying charge between near
ana ate nlonths ana there has been
Eess u ms direction The managers of the exchange
eosaerlhs proposition 20 close the
holaay5 on Fr1day: July and Saturday July g. The
basis OF 6a4c for Rio No Z. ~ ~
The range Of contract prices the Ioca! rlarla: to
day follows: -
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COTTOS-After some little early irreguarity the cot
ION market rueQ generally firm and closed G net
acFance OF l2d2S points. Sales day esti-
mated al 100000 bales The opening barely steady
al an advance of 29l2 points. August leading
alFance On covering Of shorts higher cables
e1Pected But the weather map made favorable show
Ing, bearlsh weekly report from the bureau
vas eHPected at midday and the market eased of TO
net 1ecline OF about ll5 points all
August. which continued above closing figures OF
yesterday Al the decline the leading interests be
came aggressive and Of favorable
report at midday prices worked higher during the
noon The high point reached in session
ano the close was Tithin point two Of the best
There nothing fresh in the for the
Improvement in prices but al the lov level Of YESTERDAY
morning the showed decline about 1880
points the active months this decline
have reflected reduction the scattering long
interest and also believed by many furnish an
ample discount to- the Improvement IN conditions
since first OF ths month. while the bulls claim
the crop has not shown sufficient vitality TO recuperate
promptly the GnfaVOrable April
The first bale Of the which reported from
Eidalgo County. Texas. sold
today be sold Liverpool,
proceeds going charity usual II brought 40c a
pound Li1dtug q good
The range Of contract prices in the local market
as
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. June 25.-Activty In the local wool market
continues with the best class OF woosespeciay Austria
anas the feature The demand for fine cross hreds is
increasing few sales have been noted In the lower
grades Receipts OF domestic wool have been large and
growing confidence In the value OF good wool is
ported supply OF imported wool rs narrowing
outlook abroad additional stock Is reported
poor Prices for domestic wools continue strong with
the active sales, especially OF Montanas and Oregons
and Wyoming clips OF fine medium grade. reported as
hlrh 2ac Better prices reported in the Cen
and in some parts extreme prices prevail
interest the transactions In hna
delaines in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Fine Australian
all kinds have sold principally az 4t94tc. The
leading domestic quotations tolowa Ohio and
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
calves. ssqs6 50

g$S calves; $Sqs6 50; stocters and feeders S3GS5.
HOGS Receipts about 10000 head, market lower
Choice heavy shPpl9s S. o0a$ 95 light s. Soa$ S 81
light mixed 81 H5@S6 choice light $50 SO O5 packing
SHEEP -Reeeipts about G0 head market steady
Sheep si@$t % yearings 50 5OQS6 90 lambs S6d$T
Gincnnati; June 25-HoGS I9c lowe Butchers and
weak Fair 70 good shippers 81 75G$5 70; common.
- 9V4$3 L" SHEEP steady. $24E4 -. Lambs stTohs.
Fast Buffalo. June 25-CATTLE-Re Receipts go head
fairly active ana steady. prime steers SO ease ~.
vEALSReeeipts l5o head active and 25c lower S5Q
So -. Hogs Receipts, $500 head active steady
Workers and pigs, 81 10. SHEEP and LANES slow and
steady, unchanged
Union stock Yards. Pittsbgre June 25,...C ATrI.E-
supply light, market Choice 81 0GiSG On.
s. eods6 10 sHEEP-suPply light; marke: slow; Prime
wethers, 50 9OtiSo 70; cuis and S2dS3 veal
calves. S19FS7 80 HOGS-Receipts light: slow
Trime heayes, So 10. mediums SO 81; heavy Workers.
81 300$d 35. light Workers and pigs SO 40; roughs
S54S5 20
City. June Observation-Disclosures 10 coo head
including 500 Southerns market steady 20 1oc lower;
choice and dressed So
fair goud 5OQS6 30; Western fed S4GSG so:
stockes and feeders S34S5 Southern So 2ss a0
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26

PennsyIvan,a neeccs-XX. S3G34c; y. 31632c; No !.
Washed SSGs9c: No washed. 3IGSSc- fine unwasEed.
25a2sc unrnercnantable 2IGesc ns.iium eiothins
ms 32dS3c: thrce-eghths blood conhing -l-5S qu9r-
blood, couFbtns. S2ic; dclaine wasaec seS'c as
2S.7.9C. delains. unmerchantaSle. SO
dSic Michigan. Wisconsin, and New York, heeees-Fiae
unWashcd. 22F2fc. KeTJucky, Indiana and missouri =
Three-eighths blood. SIG3Sc: quarter blood 3lG3lc
Texas (scolred u months J2c: nne.
months G51Sc; hne fall SIQSsc California scoured
hassl-NoTrhern. fSGSc middle county, GSQ66cs south
ern G.fi63r Fan free 57Q5sc Oregon scoured basis)-
Eastern staple. T0dT2 eastern. No l. eloshins.
6Sa1Oc: eastern. valley, No l. 6s4o2c-
Territory secured Aasisl-Ine stePs ISeT2c me me
dunn staple cS7Jc; fine clohirg, 6SIOcs ane medium
clothing 65gsGsc, Pulled wool secured basislEStrs
6SGT2c; fine y. SSQ62c; supers. aS4Ssc. 3 s1perA
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
RAILROADS.
NEW alEn&ER f;EMTRAl.

EG w GEMS6Y GEM ! RAa .
Iiii.e shown U-lJw ;ron LiUerJy ~. stl-
tion. Leave West 25d ~. 10 minates eaciisr
PHILADELPHIA TWC-HOCR TRAIN
ExERI HOUR or rHz HOUR.
[d9 ;!4 so; M ~ 90 NJ - SO ~
--Uu, 800 '4.Oc sa5.UO. $50. m'6.uU,
stW. $50. 1900. plO.50 ,. m. j'l2:lj
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGToN-zt1.a 30.
$500. s7.o0.
LAKEWooD AND LAxEHURsT- co.
day $ 100. 1000 a m. 80 D. m.
ATLANTIC CITY-slUUO a. H.. x1O0
p23U. k3.40 2. N.
ALI. RAIL ROCTE-Long Branch. Asbury
Park. Ocean Grove Sundays, North As
bury Park, z4.O0, $50. Il.30 4. m.
e&l3; -. xI2o 1.3o. $50. bof4 -. 81 -:
ocean Grove, $50 9.l5. 1000 a. m, 400.
SANDY HOOK RoUrE-At,antic High
lands SeabrIght. Monmouth Beach. Long
branch. AsbuTy Park and Ocean Grove
Leave Picr 81. y. r. l42d ST. p.uO, 80.
1880 a. m. 1890, 80. 500, 415. 30.
20; A p m Leave Pier 10. \ X.
Cedar ST.. go 1000. 100 a. m. loo.
200. 3.45 i.45. coo. $40, sundays. $50.
1870 a. m. 30. 4.C0. ,. 10 p. m.
Time tables giving time to EASTON.
BEI iLEHEM, ALLENTOWN. AJtH
CHUNK. WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON.
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE.
NILLiAMSPORT and all other points can
be obtained at following Offices Liberty -
West 23d 81; Tel 3144 Chelsea AstogT
9TH Az, PSI 9TH Az - Union square
West. 279s I'd ~. 1c5 West 125th St "a
Co!un7 bus ~. Now York: Court St, #4S.
344 Fulton st. 47o Nostrard Av., Brook'yn:
3A0 RroadwcY williamsburg. New York
Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage
70 dertination
'pai!y tDary. except sunday psun-
days tParlor cars only UDining car. eN-
cent Sunday NSaturiavs only. zLiherty St
only. sDiuing car Su~days. 'biring car
dallv hTvcept SATURDAYS fFxcept Long
F~arrh From West Twenty-thiTd street
e122o r. N. r430 p m. jl1.50 y. m,
k3 % ~ 90 n m
W @. FFsT FD " G HOPE.
Nirc-Pr &. Cen Mgr Con Pnss'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26

cows 50 25gss so: cows $2Rsi 10; native
heiters 81 25S5 23 bulls $685. co. calves. 81 aoQ$J
HCGS-ReCeipts, $4,000 head; market &c lower. tor.
s. g2; bulk Of sales S. s5S5 9o hsayy s. s0q$J s.
s. so SHEEP-Receipts. 800 head market steady.
Lambs 81 $T co; yearllngs 50 2JGS6: Texas
clipped yearlinas S3Is5 clipped sheep. seq
SO 20; stcckeTs and feeders 50 5O1$5.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
STORAGE NOTICES.

DAUB'S STORAGE WAREHOUSES; rs Isl
ave and 122 East 18th st.--The followirs {
named persons are hereby notified that the
amount due on storage IN their several
names is past due and unless paid on ~
before Juno 90 1907. We viii sell the same
at public auction To pay charges and ex-
penses of said sale Mrs. Trauor, Morc!<.
John Zimmerman. Reynolds, Powers OF
Lawina John Gertes Bcnnmiler. Mas
Go!dste'n, Goodwin. Ehere. ID. Irons
Kecley. Porges. Leibholz sadie Silverman'
Mrs C. Brown Danker, Kelleher Chas
Romhidt Max BuNhum Eek. Mrs Smith
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26

That was homely looking woman saw you
with last night.
Don't tell my wife
''She didn't know about IL. eh?''
Yes. She was the nan."-Cleyeland Plain
Dealer.
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n. Y. N. II. & HARTFORD r. r.

n. Y. ~. II. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart f,um Grand Central station
42d ST and 4th Ave. as follows for
Boston via New London < Prov.-ftS;oo 90.
i,'9q.o"33. 1922 - 100 :o2 4 ttr, M, No.
E'5.00. s' o.. 'Fl2.O0 P II. Via VII
iiman,ic- f's OF \. NJ. +2:oo 2. NJ via
spfd-tsIi a NJ 'li2:oo. 'H4;Vo'
I'll no r NJ
White Mts 50 Adams and Quebec
e $40 A. NJ. 1000 T. NJ.
WoI' stcr & Fitch. VIA PutTam. - 30 = NJ.
Takeviilc 6 Norf .-tSG:C0 4 NJ, 1871 2 NJ.
Portland & Bar Harhor VIA Worc.-f'S r NJ
CT Harrington StCckbridge. LcnoN. Pitts-
ned IA -. 5000 4 NJ. Al 90, 3:3l ?. NJ
Ticket Offices NJ yGrans Central St'n and
cl 18th St also At c2i5. 1900. cl3S4 Bway.
co Union So, cls2 F!fth Ave. c245 coium-
bus Ave- c64a Mesllson Ave. clos ". l25th
St. 279s Third Ave In BROOKLYN. "a
Court st. 47g NostranG Ave, 500 ~ way.
'Dauy tExcept Sundays. fStops AZ l2Jth
st Nstoos at 10Th St sundays only.
tParlor Gar Limited tsHnday Parler s,aS car car
Sleeping Car tickets also. SATURDAYS only
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
IOST-BANKBOOkS.

4
! LCST.-Bankbook No 404 O5O OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon TO
present the same 70 the bank WITHIN thirty
days the said oook viii be declared can
celled and eXtingUished and new one Is
sued in lieu thereof
LOST. Handbook No. 467. .O49 of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upo nsaid book is called upon 70
present the same 10 the bank within thirty
days or the said book will be declared can
celIed and exti1gusned and new one is
sued in lieu thereof.
LOST OR STOLEN .-Bankbook No 544. $50
Of the German savings Bank in the city
cf New York corner 4th ave. and l4th ST.
Issued to GeorE Hess All persons are eau
toned against negotiating the same. IL not
returned 10 the bank on the lIth day OF
July. 1907. a duplicate will be issued
LOST Or sTOLEN.-Bankbo-ok No. Az, $50
of the German Savings Bank in the CITY
OF New York. corner 4tA ave and 18th St.
issued - Katie >NIcGInn All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned Ia the bank on the nth day OF
Juiy, lSVt duplicate VIII be Issued.
LOST or sTOLFN.-Bankbook No. sos. leg
Of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank.
I2yment s;oppec Please return took 10
hank. No 81 Chambers street
If the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Payment stopped Please return book to
bank. No. Il Chambers street
LOST.-BankhooI No. S48. 131, Eank for
savings. $50 4th ave. New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank
LOST handbook No. IQ9 a46 Bank for
savings. $50 4th ave. New York Pay
mcnt stopred. Please return book to bank.
LOST. Handbook No. 300 900 Of Dry Dock
savings Institution Any person having
claims uTon said book is called upon TO
present the same to the bank within thirty
days or the said book Will be declared can
cellec and eXtirguished and a new one
issUed in lieu thereof.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June 25.- CATTLE-Recegts. about $500
haad. narke. steady prime steers.
81 60S7 cows s3 25Usi 75 hefers. $685.; bulls So 40
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26

600 bush. against s2sooOoO bush thus showing de-
crease of 1552of0 bush The local cash
STEADY with No red quoted at 7c elevator g9ae
o afoat; No ! Northern Duluth. 81 U7ts and No
hard winter 81 o. 3 0 ahoat CORE-Bus:ness in
corn was quiet all dag; prices early easier
disposition to sell avc.aoie crop Coldi-
ucus IN large part of belt continued degree Of
Interest. however prevented material drop
prices Following ysster9ays sales II thirty loads
today took least twenty-five
cash article larger business il the seaLcarG
was rumorei. but failed % Ira-=rdEle The close
Irregular 4 decline cf - aivanca Of
itc No corn in the local market closed Csc
G2%c, and No yellow. G2'so b ahoat oATs-con-
nued 20 show weakness deliveries
for sale tie West. where long the
market beyond demand, continued
weather conditions producing
As 10 the oats crrT outlook, however there
cortradctnE testimony which made he trade here hest
tate and the market closed quiet Cash quoted
follows: Mixed. 90 b II. 49sc: white
33 ID. a0G5lc: clipped white. &C ID RYE
Market dull; Nc 2 Western. 0 b New York.
r,y,r-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
PAL.Tgw0.aE & OTT1 z. 2.
R0YAL. EIrr: LINE TRAINs.
Through ii2 Daily Trains 70 Tho West

Leave New York Cltv. 23f 81. I.lb'y st
CHICAGO. PTTrSRT'RG. : 20 am 500 am
CHICAGO COTJ'NET-S u 20 am 10 90 n
pTTTSRr-RG CT.FVFT.'0. 8 NN pm 90 pm
"PITTSP1-RC INTT'D." G.50 prr GO pm
GIN. ST. LOUIS TyOV'TSH-.. II. 70 I'm J 20 am
GIN. ST. .T0J-IS I.OJIST.. o 30 am 10 on am
GIN. ST. T.TIOT'T5.T.OTVEV.. $50 pm GOO nm
Offices. 245 434. 1900 Broadway. G Astor
House los Greenwich st - Union square
w 3al Grand St. n. +. 3i9 Fulton st,
Rroolylvn West 2%d 81 and Liberty st,
After 6 r. m Sleeping Car Reservations
and fun information ro.s7rding trains. etc.,
can be obtained ~ bureau n Information,
r. & q r r. 2}d Terminal. Phone Nc.
Chelsea 3I4i
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
HELP WANTED.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may ear1
good income corresponding for newspa-
persi experience unnecessary. Send for par
uculCrs. Press Syndicate. Lockport N. Y.
COUPLE.-Butler and useful man wanted
for tiIst class place in the country. Call
Women's Domestic League IL East SD
st. or tel 1880 Madison
l MADE S5oOOo in hvs years in the mail
order business, began with Sc. ANY
FOR free booklet. Tells how get started.
road traffic experience preferred, to iu-
roduce publication OF vital interest TO ship
pers and railroad men. liberal proposition
md exclusive territory &c right uRrty.
Traffic Information bureau. $40 Colorado
Building. Washington, -. G.
WANTED.-Assistant bookkeeppr young
man preferred. who can operate T-ndor-
hill machine Address in own handwrit-
ing. with fun particulars I. 6. S. Box 40.
Tribune Office.
WANTED. Experienced mechanical and
electrical craftsmen on electrical ma
chimes. apparatus and Instruments: only
first class men need Apply: state expert
erCe and salary expected. Address p D.,
Box 26. Tribune once.
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TYPEWEiITERs.

TY- -EWRITEES-AH makes sold. rented
repaired. exchanged. reliable service
German. 40 Nassau st Telephone aTI9-
Cor:landt
REMINGTON No. q. $50: Smith pr.f,;, :.
$50. Manhattan. $40 Franklin Or Will
iaWs. $40 Gay. 1895 Madison ave
RENT OR .-Typewriters of ali
makes AT all prices. A. ". NJ. Co. s45
Broadway. Tel. 54OS-FTaaklIn-
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|. Y. Crfario & Western Ry.

% n. z, Ontario g. western Ry.
Leaves Leaves
ppsh St " 42d 81.
r<col Daily. $50 AN 3:45 An.
/ o Livingston
Manor. cx. sun G;S5 A NJ. Gas A NJ
KirEstOn 8 Monti-
cello 50. sun ..... T:i5 a III 500 An
Daily Express to Os-
wCEo. OK. : N --.. SOB \ VI. SID A NJ.
sunday Sn 70 Roscoe So AN $50 A. ".
liberty Express ex.
gin gins " Ju;.e i;Hf' 2ss.i'.. 1910 AM '1l:15 AN.
Jibertv -. 49,. ilI:4o A " 1900 nm
Sun. ;i,9'' -. 1900 nm 1913 Pm.
zi E1p &c OK sun ....lI2:45 PM 100 ?. II.
Saturday Spl. 20 i
Manor ,..-......... 90 PM. l:lo IN
s,on spl. ex sun. 800 p NJ. 3:i5 P n.
Monticello & Roscoe
Exc eS sun 2. .25 = VI 2 40 y NJ.
Western Exp daily $40 N GOO p VI.
pa-lor Car seats at 40 P'way y Y. oTiy.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
SIACUINERT.

wood and iron WORKING machines; fully
guaranteed: ma achineTy bought and ex-
chArPed. GHO. n. EDDY. 39S Madison at
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
Foreign Resorts.

ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
Female.

COMPANION. - BY refined Young lady:
willing 10 travel: or as visiting dav com
panlOn; references Companion. TOs Co
lumbUs ave.
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n rnN0Nfn WAN EN-
BUsINEss CHANCES.

81. 900 BUYS well stocked drug store locat-
Cd IN most prominent street iu busy city
close 10 New York, 20 minutes from Al - /.
a rare opportunity Mcdonald Virgins Co.
2hI HroalNay.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-19

breathed quick relief is obtained in
a natural way. Its healing medica-
ton goes right to the spot where the
disease germs are present, at once
soothing and healing the irritated
mucous membrane. Tho action in
this way is similar to spreading a
salve upon burn.
No other medicine for the cure of
coughs, colds and bronchial troubles
is as rational as Hyomei. Breathing
it through the neat pocket inhaler
which goes with every outfit, it can
be used either in the nose or mouth.
thus getting full medication into the
nasal passages or the throat and
lungs as desired. II gives almost in
stant relief IN all affections of the
bronchial tubes. and is guaranteed to
break up cold IN ten hours. This
guarantee is given by one of the best
known druggists in Pendleton, Tall
man & Co, with every Hyomei out
fit they Sell.
A complete Hyomei outfit consist
ing of bottle cf Fyomei, an inhaler
that can he carried in the vest pock-
ct or purse, and medicine dropper,
costs but one dollar, with a gunrnn-
tee that IL ii does not give satisfac-
ton the money will be refunded.
Should extra bottles Of Hyonei he
needed they can re obtained for cnly
soc; the inhaler lasts a lifetime.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-19

Pilot Rock, March 19.-According
to the last reports the Pilot Rock
branch of the o. R. & N. will be
rushed to completion with all possible
speed. 1t was the intention of the
company to have the first train rum
ming through from Pendleton by the
Fourth of July, but 1t is hard to say
at this time whether this will be pos
sible or not, according to the last re-
port of officials.
Considerable delay was caused dur
ing the winter by cold weather and
later by the floods. There is assur-
ance of the line being through by
fall at any rate. A large force of men
are at work along the line with grad
ing outfits.
Miss Eva Belts has moved into her
new house on her homestead, mile
and half from town.
DR.. and Mrs. Parker recently re-
turned from a visit of few weeks to
western oregon, reporting an enjoy
able trip.
The people of Pilot Rock will be
pleased to welcome Henry Harrison,
of Pendleton, who has purchased the
store of A. ]. Sturtevant, and will
move his family out to Pilot Rock in
few days.
Good Quality Of Wool.
The sheepmen Of this locality re-
port that an excellent quality of wool
will be placed on the market from
this locality this season. Manual Pc
dro states that he and his brother
will have about 5000 head Of graded
sheep. Shearing will commence some
where near the first of May.
"The Noble Outcast."
"The Noble outcast," which was re-
Gently presented here by local talent
proved to be financial and literary
success in every way. The receipts o.
the evening amounted to nearly $50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-19
RACING SEASON OPENS.
Lincoln Handicap First Event Of Eng
Iish Season.


London, March 19.--The English
flat racing season commences today
with the running Of the Lincoln handi-
cap, worth $4,000, which has for
nearly a century been the first import
ant race of the year. The Lincoln
meeting lasts only three days, after
which racing is transferred to Liver
pool to finish the week.
Though the soil of the Carnolme, as
the moor on which the Lincoln race
track is located is called, is a sandy
loan, the going at this season of the
year is generally holding, SO slightly
weighted old horses are usually to the
fore in the race. This is not always
the case, however, for though the
course is perfectly straight and almost
level is said to be II yards over
mile, Bendigo won in 1885 in the phe-
nomenal time of 1898, although he
carried 1T pounds. The most prom
inent entries in today's handicap are
Fra Diavola, Camissard, His Emf
nence, Sarcelle, Lovania and Karin
Chief.
| Inc ledlure VI liit iiNShPONi ii'N
ing will be the Grand National, to bt
run next Friday and which, with thu
! exception of the Derby, attracts th'
biggest crowd of any race in the world
The most prominent entries in th'
! Grand National this year are WolfI
Crag, Eremon, Timothy Titus and Re-
Lad. The distance of four and one
half miles and the number of obsta
tcles to be crossed, 32.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-19
TEN.ACRE FARMERS COMING.
Caldwell, Idaho, Regards Them With
Much Favor.

"rhere Is no better sign of sta
BILE, prosperous city at Caldwell than
the coming Of eastern farmers who
want 10-acre farms instead Of 160-
acre pastures" said Representative
Sam Ballantyne of Caldwell, who
came up last night to visit in Boise
over Sunday.
"The newcomers do not want big
farms. They come and look over the
ground, study the capabilities Of the
soil and say that with plenty of wa
ter FOR irrigation, 10 acres is enough
for any family. They will make it
win, too. That much land Put into
fruit, well tended, will produce sew
eral thousand dollars worth of fruit
a year. w pond garden "a COW
or two, little land in alfalfa, and
he b. la fruIt, it will make any
family INDEPENDENT.
"There is a project on foot to
buy up a few choice pieces of land
near town, subdivide them into 10
acre tracts, and offer them to the
newcomers who believe more in care
full cultivation of few acres than in
large farm. That class
of people will make any community
prosperous"