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HELIX HAPPENINGS.
officer* of Josephine county; passed'
as amended.
Measles
Very
Prevalent—Surprise
H. B. 236, by Test, to incorporate
the town ot Ontario; passed.
- Party Given Mr. and Mr*. McRae—
H. B. 42, by Banks, relating to the
Jolly Club Gives a Social.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1903.
exemption of the earnings of judg
Helix. Feb. 10.—The measles are LEGISLATIVE 8ES8I0N HA8
J. H. GWINN HOTLY CON
ment debtors; passed.
t.ul’e prevalent around Helix and vi
8. B. 158, by Sweek, to provide for j
TESTS BURLEIGH MEASURE.
BEEN A BUSY ONE.
cinity. blit are »11 doing nicely.
the examination and license of plumb
Lewis
Huson
contemplates
*
trip
to
era; passed
Reviews the Growth of Sheep Indus
California to visit his brother. Chas Many Incorporation Billa Passed—
H. B. 27. by Reed, to amend Port
try
in
Oregon
—
Says
Burleigh's
Bill
County
Affaira
Consume
a Great
and John Huson.
At first have noth-_
of Portland act
mg about them to' ■
I ■
m
I* a Blow at th* Lif* of the Busi
Pete Sones, of the firm of Sones &
Deal of Time—Umatilla County's
H. B. 33, by Test, providing for relo
indicate then true
ness-Sheepmen Ar« Making Strong Walker, hardware, and wife, expected
Representative« and Senator« Ac- cation of county seat of Malheur
nature. They-
on
a
pleasure
to
leave
this
morning
Opposition.
county; passed.
complieh Good Work.
look like ordinary sores and are usually-
tri pto California, but on account of
J. H. Gwinn, secretary of the State disagreeable weather will postpone
treated as such, some simple salve, wash
Third Reading of Senate Bill*.
Salem.
Feb.
10—The following
or powder being used in the hope of dry Woolgrowers' Association of Oregon, the trip until April.
8. B. 162. Kuykendall, to provide for
bills have been Introduced in the leg
ing them up and stopping the discharge, has again gone to Salem to oppose the
transfer of certain
records
from
W. O. Warren, who has been a rest slature and acted upon as indicated:
but while the place may temporarily scab range limit bill introduced by Repre
H. B. 285. by Test, to incorporate Douglas to I Avne county; passed.
•ver. it again inflames and festers, be sentative Burleigh, which has been dent of Helix for a number of years, the town of Mysia; passed.
8. B. 9, Wehrung, to establish the
coming as bad or worse than ever. After referred to the Eastern Oregon mem expects to go to Pendleton soon to
county;
H B. 300, by Test, to fix the sal boundary of Washington
remain.
awhile the deadly poison begins to eat bers of the legislature.
Mr. Gwinn
aries of Malheur county officers; passed.
Mrs
Charles
Davis
is
visiting
her
into the surrounding flesh aud the sore said to a Baker City Herald represen
S. B. 171. Rand, to amend charter of
passed
mother. Mrs. L. E Rhem
2reads with frightful rapidity. Then the tative, while in that city yesterday:
H. B. 200, by Eddy, to fix the salary Hunting; recalled and 8 B 169 sul
Emma Greene, principal of the He
arp shooting pains, which distinguish
"The Burleigh bill, in its original lix school, was a Pendleton visitor if the county assessor of Tillamook, siltuted. which was advanced to third
the cancerous from the common . ulcer,
reading and passed.
passed.
are felt, and the unfortunate p’tient is form was a bad measure. It was a Saturday.
8. B. 198, Hunt, to ameud code io
brought face to face with the most dread blow at the sheep industry of Ore
A surprise party was given Mr. and I H. B. 281, Hahn, for Incorporating
gon. one of the most important indus Mrs John McRae at their home in Vstoria; read third time and passed. regard to form of ballots; read first
ed of all maladies, a cancerous ulcer
Whenever an ulcer of any kind is slow tries in the state, In any revised form Cold
H. B. 272, by Webster, providing time.
Springs Thursday
evening
in healing it should be closely w itched, it would still be a bad bill, and we luncheon was served and a general for payment ol attorney's fees In di-
8 B. 118. Sweek, by request, for in-
particularlv if there is an inherited pre intend to fight it to the death.
«orce cases In the fifth judicial dis ttitute for feeble minded made spec
good time was had.
•'In June. 1900. the 12th census of
disposition to cancer. Often times a ma
ial order for Monday.
The Jolly Club gave one of their trict; read third time and passed
lignant, stubborn ulcer starts from a boil, the United States showed that there socials at the home of Mrs. Ren
8. B 24, Croisan, tor primary elec
H. B 253. by Johnson, for the in
wart, mole, bruise, blister or pimple, for were 6781 sheep ranches in the state D«*cker Friday evening
corporation of the city of Jchn Day, tion law; failed to pass. 15 yeas and
when the blood is tainted and the germ? of Oregon, on which were 3.042.767
14 no
Fulior. was absent.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N Sones, of Cold passed
and seeds of cancer are implanted in tbe sheep, valued at 37,563.447. In that
H B 51. Hale, to fix the salaries of
H. H 229. by Galloway, to authorLe
the
Spring
.entertained
several
of
system, you cannot tell when nor where year Oregon
18.349.660
produced
officers of Josephine county ;
read
thedeadlv poison is going to break out pounds of wool, from a total of 2.139,- Helixites at their new home Saturday Yamhill county to sell real property:
third time and passed
S. S. S. cures these Cancerous ulcers and 504 fleeces shorn. Are not these flg evening. Mrs. Sones served one of read third time and passed.
8. B. 199, Pierce, to Incorporate '
H. B. 86. by Jones, of Multnomah,
chronic sores, by driving out of the svstem ures evidence that the Industry is an her excellent dinners to the friends.
Miss Pear) Smith has been visiting to amend code so as to provide for churches and societies; referred to ju-1
all the morbid and unhealthy matter that important one? Is it wise to legislate
at the home of Miss Myrtle Hill and the approval of all demands against dietary.
keeps the ulcer irritated and discharging
8. R. 22. Mulkey, to apoint commit
Miss Winnie Hanscom.
of Cold the county by the auditor.
It purifies and strengthens the blood, against it?
"Let me show you how the sheep Springs.
enabling it to throw off the germs and
H. B. 257. by Joues. of Lincoln, to tee to welcome Admiral Clark to Ore- '
poisons, thus check business has grown in this state dur
Mrs. Ben Decker and daughter Ada provide for dead line on Alsea Bay: gon; adopted.
ing the further for ing the last half century. In 1850 will go to Weston today to visit rei- read third time and passed.
8. J. R. 22. Marsters, to submit !
mation of cancer there were 15.382 sheep in Oregon, atives.
Hodson, of Multnomah, moved that amendment to people in regard to
and
the
wool
production
was
29.686
cells, and when all
the rules be suspended and H. B. 283 bolding election in November Instead
impurities have been pounds In 1860. 86.052 sheep produc
City Rock Crusher.
be read third time; motion adopted of June; lost.
removed from the ed 219.012 pounds of wool. In 1870
S. B. 165. Webrung, to provide for i
and bil! read; passed.
George
W
Evans,
of
Portland,
rep
blood and system the ulcer heals natu the figures were 318.123 sheep, and
On motion of Bilyeu. H. B. 296, be I ay ment of cost« in case* of appeal; 1
rally and permanently.
1,050,638 pounds of wool. During the resenting the Buffalo Pitts Company, withdrawn iron, state printer's hands; p*ss«.‘d, 17 to 6. Mulkey moved re-<
All ulcers, even the smallest, should be following 10 years the growth was is in the city and will meet tomorrow
(onslder; carried
The bill was
looked upon wi'.h suspicion and treated phenomenal, the number of sheep in night with the city council. Mr. •arried
On motion the rules were suspended amended and placed on it* passage
promptly before they oetrome cancerous. creasing to 1,368.162 and the wool pro Evans will endeavor to induce tbe
S S. S. is a purely vegetable remedy, a duction advancing to 5.718.524. In council to invest in a steam road roll and 8 B No 9 was read firs', time.
S. B 170. Sweek. by request, relat
8 B 43. by Pierce, to Incorporate
perfect blood purifier, and an invigorating 1890 the wonderful growth brought er and rock crusher. He states that a
ing to the expiration of lien* In judg
fade. Write for our free book on Cancer
Dufur; read third time and passed.
the total number of sheep to 1 780.312 16-ton roller will cost from 13.500 to
8. B 122. by Fulton, to amend char- ment entry; indefinitely postponed
Th* Swift Speeific Ca.. Atlant*, fix.
and 9.892.910 pounds of woo) were 84.OO«'. He hopes that a committee
8 R. 188. McGinn, relating to man
ter ot Astoria; read third time and
will
be
appointed
to
go
to
Portland
produced. In 1890 we had 3.042.767
agement of reform school, refered to
1assed.
sheep and produced 18.349.660 pounds to examine such a roller as he thinks
8 B 31. by Croiaan. for regulating judiciary.
of wool. During the last two years the city needs, and also examine its
8 B 91. Kuykendall, for regulating
the running of stock at large: read
the industry has grown by leaps and work.
method of engrossing and enrolling
third time and passed.
For nearly
bcunds. and the sheepmen of Oregon,
S. B 159. by Carter, for fixing the bills; rt- referred to counties
Seven Hundred Acres of Wheat
half a century
as wealth producers, rank third in the
S B 195. Smith of Umatilla, to
amount
of traveling expenses for
J. S. Wheeler, who lives three mile*
state
lAst year the Oregon wool
county superintendent of Jackson amend code in relation to t llroad
production amounted to nearly |3.- west of the city, has in 700 acres of
switches to warehouse*
first read
wheat this season that ts all fine that county. read third time and passed
000.000.
S B 172, by Brownell, to provide tag.
is
up.
300
acre*
Four
hundred
acres
"Burleigh's bill is designed to stop
and tor a separate board of transaction of
this wonderful growth; will result In was not sown until January
Scale on Fruit Tree*,
curtailing the wool pro«iuction of this ' while there is no reason to suppose county business in Clackamas coun
There is more than the usual
’ A GRJFPE te epidemic catarrh. It I clutched us in its fatal claep. Men.
•
state; will depreciate the value of the jit is not fine, it is too small to show ty: read third time and passed
«¡■•r*-« no c.aas or natloaaity. The women, children, wbole town* and dues
amount
of
complaint
about
tbe
pres
S.
B.
176
by
Pierce,
for
the
incorpo
,sbeepmen's holdings 33 1-3 per cent up much. Mr. Wheeler will cut 3<M>
eultared
aud th<* ignorant, tbe aristocrat are caught in tbe baneftti grip ot a ter
ence
of
scale
and
aphis
on
tbe
fruit
ration of the city of Union; read third
the moment it becomes a law
Is it I acres of his wheat for hay.
tree* In this vicinity, and th* owners and the psaper, the m asse s and the rible monater.
time
and
passed
, any wonder that the original bill was
8 B 165 by Rand, to incorporate of fruit trees are preparing for a vlg claa*ro arr alJve «abject to la grippe.
m-ewan tee Ort*.
Granted Divorce.
killed in committee? And is it sur
orons campaign with sprayers and Non«* are exempt—all are liable.
prising that the sheepmen are ready
Dixie P McBee was this morning Baker City read third time atd pass brushes Thoee interested in methods
Mrs. Theopbile Sehmttt, wife of the
Have y>-u the grip? Or, rather, ha«
to put forth every endeavor to defeat granted a divorce by the circuit court ed.
S. B 151, by Brownell, to incorpor- of fighting scale, aphis and other fruit the grip gi-l y-i u? Grip 1* well named. Kx-4tecret*ry of the <**rrasn Conan late,
any sort of measure that strikes at from Livingston McBee, to whom she
write« the following letter from M17
tree pests are also Interested In know
the heart of so important an industry was married in 1896. She was also ate Canby; read third time and pasa
Tbe original French term, la grippe,
Wabash avenue, Chicago, 111.:
ing who the horticultural commission
ed.
bast-ver »: ortened by lhe bo»y Ameri
given the care and custody of the ml
to prevent pneumonia and consump as we represent!”
8. B 174. by Brownell, to provide er fur the eastern district of Ore can • . r . < “grip.” Without intending
“I «uttered th!« winter with a severe
nor
child.
The
grounds
for
this
di
tion is to cure your cold when it first
ls
The present commissioner
vorce were drunkenness and abusive for the compensation of county judges is Judd Geer, and his address is Cove. tn ci
u«w word haa been coined attack of la grippe. After us:n* three
FIRE AT THE MILL.
appears. Ackerfa English
Remedy
of Clackamas county, read third time
and foul language.
T-al x . ’ly dewulbre the ease. As if bottle« of Peruns I f xiod the grip had
will scop the cough in a night and:
Or
and passed
I
*uu>« uid«ou* gouit w ith awful «»air bad dlaappeored.”—Mr«. T. Sebmitt.
drive the cold out of your system. - Spontaneous Combustion in a Drying
Hodson moved return to order of
Always a quick and sure cure for
Bin Causes a Run for the Fire De
business : motion adopted.
bsthma, bronchitis, and all throat and '
partment.
H. B 315, by Galloway, for tbe In
WEDNESDAY'S LOCALS
RED POLLED CATTLE.
MILTON. FREEWATER ft
lung troubles. If it does not satisfy
corporation of McMinnville; read sec
At 9:30 this morning the fire de
HUDSON BAY COMPANY
you the druggist will refund your ¡artiuent turned out and made a good
und time.
W H Babb of Echo wa* fn town S. B Neil, of Camas Prairie. Welt
money. Write to us for free sample. run to the Woolen Mill, which was
H. B 316. by Miles, to incorporate
yesterday
Pleased With That Breed.
Will Appropriate 6JXX)
Inches
W. H. Hooker ft Co, Buffalo, N. Y.
la Fayette; read second time,
found to be on fire in the drying bin.
Oliver Lynch of Uma'illa. i* at the
S
B
Neil,
of
Camas
Prattle
«a*
Water
From
River*
—
WX»
Acres of
F. W. Schmidt ft Co., druggists.
H B 317. by Emmitt, referred to GURDANE SCHOOLS CLOSE
in SHEEPMEN INTERVIEWED ON
a compartment about 5x10 feet
St. George.
in town yesterday. He re-iorts one
Land to Be Roclaimad.
size.
SUBJECT OF DISEASE. resident member» of first judicial dis
BECAUSE OF CONTAGION.
George Barrister, of Athena is in loot of snow a* yet in the valley ani
OF UNTOLD VALUE.
irict.
The fire was discovered by em-
Judge 8 a . Lowell, representing
town today
two feet in the timber. Most of .be
H B 68. by Cobb, defining duties
ployes of tbe mill, and knowing that With the Exception of Very Small
tbe firm of HaUey * Loweli. attorneys
Thoma*
McEwan,
the
Stag«
Dover,
cattle
are
b-oklng
well
but
some
have
The Information Contained in This
Harry Struve, of Fultoc
In
the fire department would in a few
tor the company mentiOMd. was at
Number in One Isolated Band, Ums- and fixing compensation of superin
fed s> closely that not all cue cattle
on th« Sick L<*t—Personal Notes— town yesterday.
Gentleman’s Statement la Priceless. moments learn of It Mr. Ferguson
tendents in count!«} having over 20-
Freewuer yesterday to attend th.* ar-
till* County Is Entirely Free From COO school children read third time
are
fn
good
fiezh.
There
is
not
a
Surprise Dance Last Friday at
R K Forter and wife, of Meacham,
The hale, the hearty, the strong can 'phoned to the department not to
gamzauon meeting of the Milton.
trace
of
disease
among
any
of
the
Scab—Stock Inspector Has
One and passed
are in the city today.
E reewater A Hudson Bay Irrigano*
George Linaner's-
afford io loss this paper aside impa come, as he knew very well from the
stock.
H R 315. by Galloway, for mcorpo
location of the fire and the facilities
Small Band Quarantined.
B Robinson reports both livestock
Ridge. Feb. 9 —Poatmaater James
Mr. Neil milks 30 cows during the Company, W. T. Shaw was chowen
tiently wnen they read the following,
for taking care of it that the mill
There is very little confirmation of rating McMinnville; read third time Markham and Profeeaor A. M Crozier and crot* as in fine condition around dairy seaeon. and regards the Short- ¡'resident, E F Goodman secretary.
bat any sufferer who has spent a mint bands themselves would have it under
The fol-
the report that the epidemic of scab end passed
of Gurdane. were visitors in this vi Helix
torn* as the best all-round dairy cow and D. J. Kirk treasurer
S. B 187. by Kan!, creating the
of money and hours of excruciating complete control in a few moments. Is on the increase in the county. Tbe
cinity Friday Mr Markham say* hi*
There was born yesterday to Wil- —for milk, butter and beef. However lowing is the board <N directors: W.
torture caused by kidney complaint However, his message was misunder East Oregonian reporter today inter ¡♦•nth judicial district out of Union aon. Roy. ha* the scarlet fever, a* baa i'¡am Humphrey ar.d wife a 12 pound he thinks highly of the Red Polled T Shaw. K. F. Goodman, D. J, Kirk.
will stand in his own light if he aoes stood completely and the department viewed Charles Cunningham. G is 1 a and Wallowa counties; passed to sec also James L Hall's family, but they I daughter.
stock, and with his brother-inlaw. R K Lawson. Oscar Montgomery.
•
After the orgazuxatla* was effect
rontaine and Rugg Bto*. on th - sub ond reading.
not follow the valuani«- advice offer turned out
are all getting along nicely thus tar
L. Oliver, owns a Red Poll’d bull
C.
Duffy,
of
Athena
wa*
in
town
S R. 1*5. by Masters to incorporate
Arrived there, the fire was so nearly ject. and none of the parties .amed
ee! by—
He says school baa Keen closed al! I yeatetlay ar.d today returning borne which they pun-hased in Spokane In ed tbe company authorized the preai
• Mr. William Gower Berber, of 131 under control that the department know of any cases in the county Rosebun . read second time and re week on account of said' disease
th«- 'all o! ■#». He U «aid to be th» dent and secretary to take tM steps
j this morning
West
Bennett
avenue.
Colorado was not requisitioned, and left with whatever. Mr Cunningham was par lered to Douglas county delegation.
M K Sturdavant ana Charles Vin
only anima. of bis breeding any- tv vaa-s.j cPuer tne state aw of 1896
Postmaster Quant, of Alba, '»ho ■»
8 B 162 by Kuykendall, to pro son, of Ukiah, have driven stage moat
Springs, says: “I was interviewed by out attempting to help the mil! force. ticularly surprised when told of the
where tn the Northwest. Meosrs. Neil to appropnate 6.4M4 tnchea ot water,
a gentleman in the month of June, Tbe fire was unquestionably the re existence of such a rumor, declaring ■» Ide for transfer of records from ot the week between Ukiah and Nye. a;so a general merchant there, was in and Oliver ar* very well satisfied with «miners' measure under six-inch pres
1899, about Doan's Kidney Pill* 1 sult of spontaneous combustion in the that his hand of over 20.000 is entire Douglas to Lane county, referred to Thoma* McEwen, the driver, is on the town yesterday.
the experiment, for they recard n s» sure, from the Tumaitun and Walla
8. C. Stanton, of Athena, an old .uch. of bringing.tn the Red Polled Walla rivers. Tbe digging at dttches
waa then living in Pueblo, Colo., and drying bin. which contained a quan- ly free from the disease, whereas one Lane county delegation
sick list and ha* quit driving
1 told him that after suffering for tlty of lan p. greasy wool. Fourteen report had it that all his sheep had
Resolutions.
Tbe infant son of Mr. and Mr*. M settler, was In town yesterday. He bull, tn spite of Mr Nell's unqualified will at once be prosecuted and every
fonr or five years with backache and of the 16 fire extinguishers in the seen quarantined. Sheep Inspector
E
Fletcher is sick .Teething i* sup reports wheat fine.
indorsement of the Shorthorn as the endeavor be made to put under ditch
M. C. R 3. by Hale, authorizing
other consequences of either weaken mill were used in extinguishing the Bean, when interviewed at noon on committee on investigation of state posed to be tbe cause.
Thomas Tw«?edye. who Urea nine l-est all-purpose stock. The Red Poll a large amount of land the coming
ed or excited kidneys, I went to my fire, which "iid very little damage ex the subject, reluctantly admitted that school land* to call witnesses and ae-
The stage stayed over Friday night miles from town on the rer- rration. ed rros*e* have proven themselves to season.
cept to the interior of the drying bin. there is some sheep scab in the coun
It is estimated that there can be
druggist In Pueblo for Doan's Kidney
be in one respect the very best cattle
at
Ridge, a* a result of the blixsard. wa* in town yesterday.
cure legal advice from attorney-gen
Pills and took a course of treatment. in fact, tbe only damage done out ty; in fact that there is one band of eral; adopted.
no serious harm is a* vet reported . Mr*. Reuben French, who lives nine Messrs Nell and Oliver have handl reclaimed under the measurement
side of it was to tbe celling and roof 2.000 quarantined now. but declined
mentioned. 5.000 acres aC land. Tbe
They cured me. and cured me quick-
miles west, has been very ill with a ed. and that is as regards rustling
H. R. 16, by Hodson, instructing (rom IS
directly over it. It was not found to tell to whom they belong or in what
ig. Since then I have not had the
Mra. P E Fletcher who ba* until relapse from the measles, but is- eon- qualities. Mr Neil states positively purpose is to utilixe the flood waters
doorkeeper
to
prohibit
all
person*
not
necessary to usa any of the stand portion of the county the animals
alightest symptom of a recuneuve. 1
that given exactly the same op port u at spring and winter by a system of
lately been spending the winter In valeac'rg
pipes with which the building is fit are. He insisted tbs' tbe Isolation is «ntitled to the privilege from enter
have recommended them to a number
nltiee
the Red Polled calves keep in reservoirs to supplement thorough
Pendleton,
came
home
this
week.
Thoma* Narkus. of Brtggson.
ted. These standpipes are two inches perfect, and the m< a is being used to ing the body of the house; to resolu
of friends and acquaintance* and told
Mr and Mrs. T. H Simonton were ports the winter wheat in that
tetter condition when “rustling" than saturation, and not tc deplete -b*
tions
committee.
in diameter and run from tbe roof to eradicate it modern and thorough,
the calves of any other breed he streams during the months when the
them If they did not cure them they
H. C. R. 6, by Kay. providing for visitors in Gurdane vicinity tbe first of the county as generally in
the floor cf the basement te» every and declares that six weeks more—
knows anything about of the same water is moat scarce. Tbe company
could return the box to me. and i
at the week.
committee
of
one
each
from
house
and
condition.
¡oom. and are kept under pressure the disease has existed but two or
i age. He admits that the Red Polled will lose no time in getting the sya-
would pay them for them. No one
B F and Thomas Ogle sold their
senate
to
investigate
tbe
Florence
al tbe time, night ar.d day. besides
Joseph Clark, of Camas Prairie, is is an experiment, but claims that so tem in operation
ever came Eack with a box, so 1 know being connected with reels of hose, three weeks—is all that i* needed to ' Crittenden Home with power to ap wheat at a fair price last week
running a drag saw In connection with far it has proven a valuable rne
Another meeting—tn the nature of
completely get rid of iL The peculiar
they were cured.”
Herbert
Thompson,
of
Alba,
was
in
Kay ap
one of which is found in every room. part of it is that the diseas* was in point a clerk; adopted.
bls shingle mill, and finds It a proSta
a mas* meeting, was held by the clt-
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
Pendletdn
visiting
end
on
business,
The mill hands have a fire drill, troduced by a small flock of imported pointed.
ble tnvestmenL
izens of the territory interested. In
WILL REBUILD.
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. N.
Eddy called up H. C. R. 17, by Car this week.
and they followed out their rules and sheep. Until this episode there has
tbe hall at Freewater, attended by
Mrs. Jami* Navcn. of Briggson. has
>., sole agents for the Unite«! States. practice program with admirable pre
J.
M
Roberson
was
in
Pilot
Rock
nahan. relating to Interest on defer-
been continuously ill since last tall, J. A. Hubbard Will Put in Another at least 100 farosera, who debated the
Remember
the name—DOAN'S— cision this morning. At tbe first hint not been a case of scab in the county , ted payments atate taxea; concurred on business this week.
advisability of organising an irriga
for two years and four months, the
and it ts reported that she shows lit
end take no substitute.
Miss
Mamie
Hinkle
was
visiting
in
Stock of Merchandise on
McKay tion district under the state law ot
of fire canvas was spread over every native stock being entirely free from In.
tle indication* cf improvement.
Vinson
vicinity
this
week.
Creek.
piece of machinery in the house, and it for that length of time. Tbe signi
Committee Report*.
1895
Notice of Sale for Agister’* Lien.
Ed Kramer, of Vinson, wa* a visit
J. H. Wood, of Athena, returned
the extinguishers were in operation ficance of this fact is moat important
J.
A Hubbard, the postmaster at
Resolution*
—
H.
B
267.
by
Miles,
or In this vicinity this week
home today. Mr. Wood has beet, in
Notice is hereby give*, that under and ii: g moment.
McKay, has definitely concluded to
A parking piant to eoat 8750.000 la
when it is remembered that Umatilla abolishing one of Judgeships in third
by virtue of the Statute* of the State of
Jesse Payne, a nephew of Mrs. J. Pendleton nearly two weeks, taking
Oregon, tbe undersigned. J. I>
Ingram,
county nas 240.000 head of sheep. So judicial district; unfavorable. 8. J. A. Owings. Is spending the winter ■ treatment for an abscess on his neck. rebuild and put In another stock of to be erected in Portland thla apriag.
has anil claims a lien upon one certain
Catarrh and Hay Fever.
, merchandise, besides replacing bis by tbe Columbia Packing Company,
the scare which is developing on tbe R. No. 2. by Pierce, extending to four with the Owings family. He halls
xeldiag. bay color, branded with ao Indian
W. H. Scott and wife are at Helix household effect*
of thac city.
Liquid Cream Balm is becoming subject ts because one sheep in 120 years the terms of office* of all coun (rom Portland and thinks thla is a 1
brand,
tbe personal
property ot
Oscar
mis week looking after their ranch
For a basis of operation* he will
Shirkey for depasturing and feeding »aid quite as popular in many localities of the entire stock of the county Is ty officers; unfavorable.
8- C. R. 19. far better climate and country.
interests
out
there.
They
have
in
320
gelding 5 3% roontha. of
the
reasonable as Ely's Cream Balm solid. It is pre quarantined and only a few In that
nove the hall, which he own*, from
by Kuykendall for joint commute* to
There was a surprise ball at the
value of *11; and that I will on the 7th
and is band of 2.000 now quarantined actual consider and report upon numerous home of George W. Llnsner last Fri ‘ n res oi wheat which is in fine con- it* present site to half a mile ap the
day of March. 1903. at 10 o'clock, in the pared for use in atomizers,
■ dltlon.
<-reek from the site of the buildings
forenoon of said day at the front doer highly prized by those who have been ly have the diaease.
flat salary bills pending in the legis day night, h was largely attended.
of the boner on tbe farm of the under accustomed to call upon physicians
Helin Connell, ol Camas Prairie, which were burned.
Mr.
Hubbard
lature.
8.
J.
R-
4,
by
Hunt,
abrogating
Music was furnished by William wa* In town yesterday. Mr. Connell
signed on Birch Creek, al-out live ml lea
was only a lessee of the ground upon
for such treatment. Many physicians
section of constitution which denies Jones, of Gurdane. and everyone had
OREGON PIONEER.
«»utbweat from Pendleton, in McKay Pre
‘ lias large clock Interests, and Is win which the burred buildings stood.
All the
cinct, in Umatilla County. Oregon, sell tbe sre using and prescribing it.
right of negroes to vote; all reports a nice time.
sieve de-w-rlbed gelding, at public awiioo medicinal properties of the celebrated
tering a herd of cattle north of Pen He has since the fire purchased two
were adopted.
James
M.
Shull
Dies
at
Walla
Walla
Peter
Vlebrock.
of
Combs
Canyon,
"» the highest bidder to satisfy said lien,
dleton.
acres of ground from George Adams,
Cream
Balm
are
contained
in
the
Way
B
and
Means
—
H.
B.
45.
by
Da
was a visitor In this locality last
for said charges, *11, and tbe coat of keep
Hospital.
Mrs. W. R. Taylor. Mrs David Tay and to that ground the hall will be
lug and selling «aid gelding, »aid charge« liquid form, which is 75 cents, includ
vey. by request, appropriating money week. Mr. Vlebrock is a member of
having been due and unpaid for more than ing a spraying tube.
All druggists, or
Walla .Walla, Feb. 10.—James M. (or Indian war veterans; unfavorable. the Alba Sawmill Company. He spoke lor and Mr. and Mrs. Reeder, of Athe moved. The hall, which is >0x40 feet
three months
by mail. Ely Brothers. 56 Warren Shull, a well known farmer, died at a H. B. 321, by Davey, increasing state of having already purchased a quan na. formed a party which was visit In size, will comprise the main por
J D. INGRAM
local hospital of Bright's diaease yes fair appropriation of *12.000 per an tity of hay for bis cattle
street. New York.
ing and shopping in Pendleton yes- j tion of the new store, and Mr. Hub
Dated. February 10th. 1903
bard may add another story to 1L
terday morning, after a prolonged Ill num; committee recommended 810,-
terday.
Ridge Weather.
Adjoining it he will buiid a residence.
ness. Deceased was 63 years of age 000. 8. B. 86, by Mays, aiding historl
Considerable Scab.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Jesse
B.
Hart
has
sold
to
Trajan
Weather in thla part has been quite
Mr. Hubbard expects the buildings
and
leaves
one
daughter
and
four
cal
society;
favorable.
It is reported by J. E. Smith, of
—OF—
changeable for the past few days We Tucker for $2 700, 120 acres of land
Education committee reported ta- had a snowfall of about four inches in section 27, township 4. range 36. to be completed and tbe new stock
the J. E. Smith Livestock Company, sons. Mr. Shull came to Oregon 25
there is considerable scab among years ago, and later removed to Eure vorably on Davey's bill compelling at at first, then It began to turn cold and The property lies toqr mile« east of ot goods ready for business a month
The First National Bank that sheep
from now, provided the weather will
now. with a tendency to ka Flat, in Walla Walla county, where tendance of children at school.
the
reached the limit of 16 above zero Weston.
permit of building operations. R. E
spread. Mr. Smith disclaims being an he accumulated considerable land.
or pkndlbton , oidu . os
Committee on assessment and tax Thursday night. Friday night about
8. P. Hutchinson, wbo lives nine Hubbard his brother, will have charge
Funeral services are being held this ation reported favorably on Webster’s
alarmist
but
hopes
that
the
inspector
and BALDNESS
midnight the wind got gay and by 10 mil«*s southwest oi the city. near
At the dose of business Feb. 6th, 1903
will rise to the occasion If he has not afternoon.
bill lor repeal of law granting rebate a. m. Saturday it had turned to e George Canyon. I* in town today Mr. of the building operations. In Mr.
Kill
the
Gem that n Destroy*g
Hubbard's
settlement
wtth
the
insur
KdOCBCES
yet done so.
lor use ol wide-tired
.............. wagons.
_
blizzard, qr snow-stacker, which raged Hutchinson has in 300 acres of grain ance companies his buildings, stock
U ism aud diacoimU
SM4.7M.23
the Hair Root
H.
B.
229,
by
Galloway,
to
authorize
Sewer
Contractor.
Overdraft», vecurad and un»«cured.... .. ÜM8.74
till about 3 p. m. Today ft is about 48 mostly wheat, and It is looking fine of household goods and merchandise
For Stomach Troubles,
Yamhill county to sell certain real with a tendency to rise higher. The ly.
C. S. Bou'lv to e-cure «irculati.in.
.. 7O0CO.ÜO
O.
N.
Miller,
of
Seattle,
ts
in
the
for
sale
Invoiced
83.360.
while
his
to
C 8. Bonds on hand
...............................
6,001.00
"I have taken a great many differ- city counseling with the council com property; passed.
snow is about gone except drifts and
.Stock», aecuntiaa, etc.
... .................... ..
The citizens from the neighborhood tal insurance was but 82.000. He
AM5.Í7
trouble mittee on the sewer question. Mr.
Banking-houa«, furniture, and fixtures .. io.uno.oo ent medicines for stomach
Third Reading.
it Is thawing nlcelv.
of Briggson and Bingham state that claims most emphatically that be
Iru* from National Banka l not reaerse
and constipation." says Mrs. S. Gel- Miller Is the man who estimated the
there ha* been an almost total ab was not “fully Insured."
agenUi ....
................................. 12 ar .04
H. B 243, by Carnahan, to incorpo
ger, of Dunkerton. Iowa, "but never cost of the seven and a half miles of
Idle from Atate Bank and Bankers
BROWNELL DITCH CO.
«.»7 1.39
sence of scarlet fever and measles
rate the town ot Seaside; passed.
IS THE SCIENTIFIC REMEDY
line from approved reserve agent« . , .
*. 178.12 have as good results from any as from sewer in this place to be approximate
around there, and not a case of small
H. B. 297. by Orton, to incorporate
Hackney Horses.
(n’ernal-Revenue «tamp*...............................
m.S: Chamberlain's Stomach & Liver Tab-
THAT KILLS THESE
Select* Point for Diversion of
i Water pox.
Check» and other caah item*
ly >30.000. He Is tbe man who plan the town of St. Johns.
703.72
PARASITIC GERMS.
Lewis Hagen, who lives five miles
lets." For sale by Tallman A Co. ned the sewer system of Walla Walla,
Not*-« of other National Bank*
H. B. 124, by Eddy, to fix the salary
From ths Umatilla.
Jack Stanton, a sheepman from But northwest of the city, will finish this
Fractional paper currency, nickcle, ami
druggists
Far
Sate
by Draughts. Prtca UM.
where 26 miles of sewer cost 8100.150. of county school superintendent of
cents
.........................................
» S.2«
The Brownell Ditch Company to ter Creek, was in the city yester spring the residence he began last
Lawful mooes reeerve m Bank, via:
practically
the
same
per
mile
that
the
Tillamook
county;
passed.
day.
Stock
In
that
part
of
the
county
summer. Mr. Hagan has In 320 acres
day filed a notice with the county
Specie
’............................... < 98,295.00-
From Meacham.
proposed extension
in Pendleton
8. B. 185. Marsters, amending char tecorder that it haa selected a point are al) In fine condition a* to flesh, of wlleat. every acre of which looks
^l-teoder note*
2,912 00
'j.srrzoo
Ren
Marlin, proprietor of the would cost. Mr. Miller put in the sew ter of Roseburg; passed.
rnption fund with f. S. Treaaurer (5
All livestock In that neighbor
for diveraif.n of the waters of the and not a sign of scab or any other fine
per cent ot eirculaUonj.................................
3,5« >. tw Meacham hotel, is in the city on busi- er system at New Whatcom and Port
H. B. 183. by Gault, to regulate and Umatilla River. The place selected <11 arose among the sheep
l>ue from U. S. 1 reaeurer. other than 5 per
hood is In excellent condition, cattle
ness
today.
Mr.
Marlin
says
there
Is
assistant
Townsend,
and
was
once
cent redemption fund ....................................
2,<nt.oo
fix the salaries oi Washington coun ia in tbe northwest quarter of the
The prime favorites of Is the cause of more discomfort than
Elvtn Craig, (ormer propriety of the and horses
strong sentiment among the O. R. & city engineer of St. Paul.
ty officials; passed.
northwest quarter of section 21, town Depot stables In this city, was in town the breeders of that neighborhood are xny other ailment. If you eat the
Total.............................................................. 1
N. officials in favor of rebuilding the
H. B. 109, by Roth, to provide for 5. rang? 28. the same being about ye* today
LIABILITIES
Mr. Craig now Ilves near Hereford and Shorthorn cattle and things that you want and they are
Log Cabin eating house. He has a
<<p*tal «tuck paid in. ................................... I * 70,<Ml0.W
Sick Headache absolutely and per- the permanent location of the county two miles southeast of Umatilla 8lx Walnut,
He
reports considerable Shire and Hackney horses The breed good for you. you are distreaaed
Surplux fund.......................................................... «,«<1.00 large herd of dairy cows at Meacham manently cured by using Moki Tea. seat of Columbia county; passed.
thousand inches, miners' measure, more saow in that neighborhood than ing of Hackney grades for actual Acker's Dyspepsia Tablet* will mak*
I'naivicted profit«, lew« »xpenM« and taxen
as an adjunct to his hotel business.
8. B. 125. by Mulkey,
„
r______ _____
____ con-
__
_. authorizing will be appropriated, and the ditch here, and that all the wheat is look farm purposes Is nearly an innovation vour digestion perfect and proveot
A pleasant
herb _____
drink. Cures
......................................................................
National Bank note» outatajiding...............
etipatlon and indigestion, makes von Rt*te board of «education to issue life will unite with the Columbia, to the ing fine.
in tlic science of horse raising Here lyepepeia and its attendant dtaagrwo-
Tallman
A
Co.,
druggists,
guaran
Due to other National Bank» ....................
diplomas to certain persons; passed.
tofore the Hackney has been raised able symptoms. You can safely eat
eat,
sleep,
work
and
bappy.
25
cents
*
northeastward
of
the
point
of
diver
Due to State Bank» and Bankers . ............
tee every bottle of Chamberlain's
Mrs. H. C. Thomson, who went to exclusively for the city markets
H. B. 46. by Kay, to provide for the sion. Th«- ditch will he two feet deep,
Due to approved -eserve agents.
...
auything at any time, if you take one
and
50
cents.
Write
to
W.
H.
Hook-
Cough Remedy, and will refund the
Individual deposit» subject to check ........
investment of surplus school fund; eight feet wide on the bottom and 12 Portland or vicinity to reside, had
( these tablet* afterward. Sold by
Demand certificates of deposit......................
money to anyone who la not satisfied er & Co., Buffalo, N. Y., for a free passed.
I
very
poor
health
in
that
country,
and
«11 druggists under a positive guaraa-
Wyatt-Lash.
drug-
feet wide at the top. Tbe same no
Time certificate* of deposit...........................
after using two-thirds of its contents. sample J". W. Schmidt A Co.,
has
returned
to
Butter
Creek,
where
8. B. 154. by 8telwer. providing for tice states that the flume will be 4x2
gists.
Walter A. Wyatt and Clara l.**h, of tee. 25 cent*. Money refunded if
Total ....................
J
$»20,5»«
11 This is the best remedy in the world
she is visiting with her son-in-law. O.
selection of indemnity lands and sale feet in size.
this
city, were married yesterday yon are not satisfied. Send to ua for
for la grippe, coughs, colds, croup
of same.
stat« vt Oregun, County uf 1'matiUa, ■«:
If you are troubled with Impure F Thomson. Her ncalth is improv evening at the home of the bride. Mr. a free sample. W. H Hooker A Co,
Entire Family Down,
1, C. B. Wai«, auhier ot the nbovv-ruHiMa bank, <lu and whooping cough and Is pleasant
I H. B. 62. by Jones of _______
Lincoln, re blood, indicated by sores, pimples, ing since her return.
Wyatt is telegraph editoi of the East Buffalo. N. Y. F W Schmidt ft Co.
vletunly tweat thet the above «tatenient ia true to and safe to take.
It prevents any
All of the Mustard family. living quiring county court to procure plats headache, etc., we would recommend
the bast ot my km>*led<e and belief
T. D. Oliver has ao far recovered Oregonian and Mrs lash I* a daugh druggiat*.
tendency
of
a
cold
to
result
in
pneu
C. B. WAUK. t ashler
nine miles southwest of the city, near or copies from surveyor-general's of
Acker’s Blood Elixir, which we sell from his severe fall of a week ago as ter of Joseph Hopper, one of the old-
Subecribnd «nd sworn to before me thia l'fth day of monia.
George Canyon, have had the small fice; passed.
under* positive guarantee. It wll lai- to be able to be up town today. Mr. rot pioneers of Grand Ronde valley.
C. K. CRANHTON,
i-'ebruary, I* >8.
FlSt>‘S CURE Fuh
pox. Al) are said to be now conva-
Notary Public for Oregon.
H. B. 114, by Hutchinson, to regu ways cure bcrofuloua or syphilitic Oliver is 80 years of age. tut he She haa resided In this city for the
J. & MrLEOD,
fXIRKKCT Attest:
A. C. Rowland, a hermit, living near lead ng nicely. Mr. Mustard Is said late the pursuit and avocation of a pc Isons and all blood diseases. 50 doesn't let a little thing like a bead- fast 12 years. The wedding
_ was a1
W. F MATLOCK,
Albany, was found dead in a field near to have had a severe attack of the barber; passed.
H. F JOHNSON,
cant* and |1.00. F W. Schmidt & long fall upon a brick pavement lay quiet affair, only a few friend* being
Directors.
hla home Monday morning.
ION
disease.
H. B. 51, by Hale, to fix salaries of Co , drugglata.
him up longer than a day or two.
present. Judge Fits Gerald ofleiated
CAUGHT BY THE GRIP
RELEASED BY PE-RU-NA
Cancerous
X
Congressman Geo. H. White’s Case.
A Noted Sculptress Cured.
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