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ff" ? ALBA NOTES. WEDNESDAY'S LOCALS HEALTHY WOMEN Weather Rough and Stormy—Kirk- J. K. Bott, of Helix, is In town to Baldwin Marriage at Ukiah—Want* day. to Irrigate Camaa Prairie. A. C. Matteson, of Heppner, is ta Alba. March 9.—The weather is town. FRIDAY, MARCH IS. 1903. very rough and stormy with frequent MONROE HICKS HAS GONE TO John Luhra, of Stewart Creek, is in A. L. CRAIG TALKS ON IM CALIFORNIA FOR HEALTH. squalls of snow making it harder on town. MIGRATION STATISTICS. stock than at any time previous this L. Pomeroy, of Stewart Creek, la Many 8ick in the Neighborhood— winter. Few Foreigners Coming to Oregon Hay Is getting short, but moat of ta town. Ruth Eckley Dies of Bronchitis— the stockmen will be able to pull the Great Number of Homeseekera H Connell, of Umatilla, was In the city yesterday. Jim Compton Sells Potato«« at through this month. —Americana Should Know More of Good Price—Charles Lehtl Prepar There has been no loss of stock in Their Native Land and Can Develop C. A. Kern, of Helix, was in Pen this vicinity, though the season has dleton yesterday. ing to Clear Up Timber Land. it Faster. been very bad. Mose Taylor and wife, of Athena, The cold-wav* flag Briggson, Or., March 10.—Mr. and “ The homeseekera who are landing Grandpa Kirk and Mrs. Jane Bald- were in the city yesterday. ■ease aero weather, Mrs. John Blom, the aged couple who every day In the city of Portland and win were married yesterday at Ukiah. icy, moisture - laden have been confined to their home for Mr Kirk Is in his 74th year and Aunt Joseph Gibbon, a stockman from who are being distributed throughout winds, and the begin- some time with the grip, are report near Alb*, ia in the city today. Oregon by the railroad companies Jane is on the shady side of 50 The aiag ef winter ta earn ed to be convalescent. now operating under the reducer rate There wai born today to Rev. B. F. bride and groom will take a trip to est. To Catarrh suffer- The warm, spring-like weather pre Echo to spend their honeymoon, Harper and wife, a daughter. agreement, arc about 99 per cent na ara there is nothing valent here for the past two weeks, after which they will return to Camas Alfred Sondo. of Helix, spent yes tive Americans and all desirable citi cheering in the«« climatic changes, took a decided change a few days zens." says A. L. Craig, of the O. R Prairie, settle down and grow up terday In Pendleton on business. for with the return of cold weather, ago and old winter gave us a remin 4 N.. to the Oregon Dally Journal all the disagreeable symptoms of Catarrh with the country A Zenske and daughter Minnie, of "During the year 1901 there were Uncle Jimmie Ellis has Just re appear: blinding headache*, diuiae**, a der that it had not yet bid us adieu. Sam Rose, who has been visiting turned from Nehraska. where he no Helix, were in the city yesterday. but 528 foreigner« who landed at stuffy feeling about the nose that makes W. T. Hill, of Athena, was In the Castle Garden en route for Oregon." breathing difficult, chest pains, and as the relatives at Grangeville, Idaho, for gotiated for the sale of a largo num city yesterday paying his taxes and said Mr. Craig, “and of this number disease progresses, a discharge of nauseat the past two months, has returned ber of mutton sheep transacting other business. 500 were over 12 years of age When ing matter from the throat and nose keeps home. Robert Watt has come hack from John Harkus has sold his bunch of the Juniper country with a large num John Crow, a reservation farmer, it Is taken Into consideration that the «■e continually hawktag and spitting. Immigration for that year Catarrh ia a moot disgusting disease. cattle to Gus Stumbaugh. of Bing- ber of cattle that he wintered there went to Echo this morning to buy total through the. port of New York was The foul mucous secretions that are con ham. The cattle belonged to different par- horses for hi» own farm use Mrs. Albert Phelps. of Tillamook, ties here and look as though they had stantly dropping back into the stomach The Misses Ethel and Maude Swag- 412.416 persons, it will be readily un contaminate and poison the blood and is who has been the gue«t of her sister. been well cared for. gart have gone to Morrow county to derstood that Oregon's percentage of the foreigners coming Into America distributed throughout the body, and it Mrs. James Navin, has gone to Port The north fork of the John Day, prove up on their homesteads. then becomes a deep-seated, systemic, land where she will visit her aged which affords as much water as the is Indeed a small one. There was born Saturday last to J. persistent disease that must be treated father and friends before returning Umatilla River In this county, would "Duriag 1902 the number landing at B. Wilhelm and wife, who live four through the blood, for it is beyond the home. New York and heading for Oregon Irrigate all of Camas prairie While mile* west of town, a daughter. reach of sprays, washes, powder* or ex- was 959. and of these 888 were more Ruth, the infant daughter sf Mr. Irrigation la on the boom, why not ternal treatment of any kind. Hugh McArthur, of Portland, has than 12 years of age The total for and Mrs. Eckley, died last Friday tackle this proposition Tt Is practi according to directions on the bottle S. S. S. soon clear* the system of all from the effects of bronchitis, super sold two lots ta Athena, to George eign importation of human beings at Catarrhal matter and purges the blood of induced by measels. Ruth was a very cal and perfectly feasible. and the cold is sure to pass away Bannister, who will build upon them. New York for that year was 551.569." the irritating poisons, thus effectually sweet child, and their many friends without leaving any bad effects. Mr. ,Cr»lg then went on to show F. H. Beathe has been appointed by HELIX HAPPENINGS. checking the further progress of this sen- sympathize with them in their sad be- the county court to be road master that the immigration Into Oregon had Unless this is done the cold is almost on* and far reaching disease. reavement Weather Very Disagreeable—Mrs. of the county at a salary of 1100 per been numbered high among the thou« sure toend in the second stage of ca Lookout for Catarrh in winter, for cold Miss Bessie Navin, who ha» been and« and that, as the above figures stirs the blood and causes excessive secre sick with measles ia reported to be Vaughn Returns Home—Several on month. tarrh, which is making so many lives Jesse Moore, of Butter Creek, 10 show tt was not the foreigner who tion of mucus and bring* to life all the miserable. If Peruna was taken every Sick Liat. miles southwest of Echo, waa In the came, those who did come must have ainmbermg poisons that make Catarrh fully recovered. Mark Cargill is visiting relatives time one Las a cold or cough, chrunic Helix, March 10.—The weather Is city over night. He was on his way been American people _ _ the moat abominable very cold and disagreeable. Consid to Milton to visit his daughter. catarrh would be practical.y an un nf all diseases. S.S.S. and friends on McKay Creek. Americans Are Best. Mr*. Maud Stanfield, of Adams, is erable snow fell Saturday night keep* the blood in known disease. John Padon and family have moved “I made the statement to The Jour Among those on the sick list are ^^h such perfect order in Walla Walla, being treated for her from the farm four miles west upon ral some time ago." said Mr. Crsig. MU* E.lxabeth Uber, No. Sf Mrs. J. F. Hill. Mrs. John Scott. Miss that cold waves cause eye*. street, Albany, N. Y, write«: Thomas Harkans of Briggson. has Lulu Simpson. Frank Richmond and which they have been residing, to the "that by far the largest majority of no alarm aad the Louie Hagen farm north of town •I bar« always dreaded uusettlod those coming West ar* just the kind change from the heat of eummer to the been quite at the home of his sister. Clark Cockertine weather U-cauMof my extreme liability to W F. Matlock, a stock raiser of of people this country most needs. Mrs. Vaughn, who has been attend rigor* of winter produce no hurtful eff ecu Mrs. Isaac Hagen, near Pendleton. catch cold, when «catarrhal troabie would Monroe Hicks suffered quite a se ing her father. W. C. Kern, in his Eastern Oregon, who makes his home The figures I am now able to give w’rite us if yon have Catarrh, and our quickly develop through my ent re *7** ntyucians will advise you without charge. vere illness from pneumonia the past illness, returned to her home in Athe In Pendleton, is transacting business prove my former statement to have tem, whu h It would lake week* *o drive lx-en correct In this city.—Oregon Dally JournaL two months and has now gone to Cal na, Monday Baek an Blood and Skin Diseases free. away, I *m thankful to any that aince I "I do not mean by thia that th»* ifornia for the benefit of his health L. D. Smith and family returned Work has begun on the new ware The Swift Lave taken PERUNA I do not have any Should the climate prove beneficial It from Pendleton Saturday evening. house at Barnhart, which will be 50- foreigner would not make a good citi rs rink rvaaon to dread this anymore. If J is said Mr. Hicks contemplates dis Wesley and Arthur Grover. Miss xlhb feet in size, with a capacity of zen nor that foreigner« ar* not good have been at all exposed to the damp, people ta many ways. That is far will posing of his Interests her* and Maud Grover and Mrs. Harlon Rich 80iW'Mi bushels, it belongs to the Pa wet or cold weather, I take a dw or two from the fact. Foreigners In a great take up his residence there ta the mond went to Pendleton Saturday to i -ffle Coast Elevator Co. of PERUNA. and It throw* out any hint more cases than not develop Into deal near future. attend the funeral of their uncle. A. my in‘.rx."-M.a Elisa Miss Ad nah Raley's health is Im- thrifty, painstaking and thoroughly A Serious Mistake Which Thou of sb kneas Mr. Abrihamson returned last H. Smith. beth Uber. proving slowly, and it Is believed she reliable and trustworthy Americana. sands Are Making. week from a visit to his daughter. A. W. Grover was in Pendleton last will entirely recover and with her But they are not of the class that Mrs. Fanning who has been quite sick week. Mr*. M. J. Brink, N g . S3b Michigan ausano. hearing unimpaired She I* at St tends to at once develop the latent The first stage of catarrh is what is SL Joseph, Mich., writes! at her home near Cold Springs Miss Maude Bott will go to Pendle Vincent'« hospital. Portland Northwest. It will resource« of the commoniv known as “ catching cold.** It pota- Jim Compton took a load of **Tbu past winter during the wet end cold ton today Di< k Jone*, of Echo, has concluded and toe* to Pendleton last week Rev. Toby gave a lecture here on not to leave that place and has with at once be seen that the American may be in the head, nose, throat or lungs. weather I eaught a sadden and severe coid, can quickest grasp the necessities of found quite ready sale for them at 65 Sunday evening in the interest of the drawn hl* real estate from the mar this Western country. It Is th* Amer Its beginning is sometimes so severe as wt.Uh deve.oped a catarrhal eoudT.lon l.aolnrdl Orphans' home, at Portland. cents per sack through my « -lira system, and aoaSectedaty ket. lnstred be wrill build several ican who can make hl« wants known, to cause a chill and considerable fever, general health that I was completely broken cents per sack, which is a good price A little daughter made her appear dwellings for rent ta Echo or it mzy be so slight as to nx hinder a it Is the American who knows what down, aial Ue-atna nervo*.« and hysterical It is feared ance at the home of County Commis for this time of year Seymour Sawyer, of North Fork, he wants before he tries to ask for It. person in n his usual business. In per and unfit to »-.:;*rvUe ar home. My physi they will be very scarce in this vtcin- sioner Walker and wife, on February was in the city yesterday evening, re and It Is the American who. while he haps a ux*x>rity of cases little or no at cian pneenbed for me,but sotoebow b'j mel- ity. as the greater portion of the crop 24. Weight 10 pounds. turning home on this morning’s train. may not have any greater amount of Iclnedld me no groi Reading of PERUNA wns unharvested on account of win tention is paid to the first stage of ca He reports stock in good condition energy than bls foreign rival, knows I decided to tty It. After I had taken bat ter setting in so early, and the dam THE OLD MAXWELL DITCH. better how to apply that energy In tarm, and hence it is that nearly one- three bottle» I foand mywell in fine health.” and spring work in progress age by freezing is very great Mr Gillis, of Athens, has purchas Condition* That Must Bo Met in Or* J I.. Stockman and wife have ar . order to make It count This Is noth- half of the people have chronic catarrh -Mi*. M. J. Brink. RECORD OF THE PAST. rived from Ohio, and think of buying ■ Ing against the foreigner—for why in some L-rtn. ed 400 acres of land from F K David dlnary Farm Irrigation. property and residing here Mr. . should not the American know mor* son on Reed and Hawley mountain. To neglect a cold is to invite chronic Old irrigator*, especially those Stockman's home ha* been at Vansy- . about his own country?" 1 and is having 300 cords of wood cut catarrh. As soon as any one discovers favoring government or state control thereon He will fence the entire cle. and he went east to be married. the first symptoms of catching cold be of the systems, claim that the waste niece ta the spring. CLASH AT A FUNERAL. R A. Bl »«Inger of South Cold of water baa always been and always abes’kd at once begin the use of Peruna Charles Lehtl has bought a new Springs is ta the city today on busi * stump-puller preparatory to clearing will be. the moat prolific source of ness Relative* Cannot Follow Corp*« to the He report» stock ta good con trouble under the system of private ’ up a large acreage this spring. Grave. COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION. dition. spring seeding in progress and Fred Rasenzweig. retiring grocer of ditching The waste 1» in two ways, fall grain growing as weil as possible The spectacle of relative« being de for the moat part. r Athena, has taken a homestead in Met Last Night and Organized With First, the surplus Is seldom Intelli under the backward spring weather. nied the right to follow the remains • Franklin county, and will meve his of a loved one to the grave or par New Ccmmittee —Efforts Made to It is current report that Nels Miller t family up by the 15th of April. His gently or conscientiously saved; as a and partner, named Shirk, will build ticipate In the simple funeral service« Get Pres dent to Visit Pendleton. . old friends and patrons wish his the rule it Is allowed to collect ta out-of- a twostory brick business house at planned to N- beta at the cemetery, The Commercial Association met , greatest of success in his new voca- the-way places, gathering in such Also waa seen In Walla Walla this morn IS ORGANIZED BY EASTERN places in answer to the laws of gmv- Athena th* coming summer last n ght and the new president and i. tkm. ing. say* the Walla Walla Statesman OREGON MEMBERS. that Mosgrove Bros, will be'id a orick board of directors and other officers >- Lewis Christianson went to Pendle- itation. and there it waste* by seep- Merle Valare. 5-year-old son of Mr business house. age and evaporation were installed. President Dickson 1 ton on business last week. U Neil, who Ilves six *n:‘e* west of and Mrs J. Valare died at the Valare Object is to Encourage a United Ef appointed the following committees: Secondly, simply by wasteful met ti t Harvey Williams has moved with far the city, reports consfd '*ai 1* scale rv-sidenre 423 North Seventh street, I fort on the Part cf Socialists m a Hou««—C E Roosevelt. J. F. Rob r his family near Waterman station, ods of applying it to the aoi). yesterday of scarlet fever and rela- Library— Propaganda Effort—To Hold a B>g inson and Robert Forster on the more is used than is necessary to de and aphis on the fruit trees |y that tlves had planned to follow the re 1 where he has employment Under the state or vicinity, Plowing and seMIng ate F W. Vincent. T C- Taylor and W. for the velop the crop t farm of Warren Raymond Surr.mer School. mains to ihe cemetery this morning. government supervision every miners' well under way. the grouni ve‘ng ta H Jones Finance—H. F. Johnson. ensuing year. where a short aervire was to be held As a result of correspondeac« be- inch must be accounted for, with the line condition for plowing. by Rev. Marvin, of the Methodist tween members of the Pendleton So- F E Judd and T W Ayrea. Roads result that Incredible areas can be —C. J. Smith. J. A Borie and F. F Mrs L. B. Phelps has arrived from PREFERS SHORTHORNS. Irrigated from sn amount of water Iowa with her two children, and join church The Vslarvs are members of ciallst club and prominent workers of Wamsley. Transportation — Ieon the church. that party In adjoining counties, an that would nowhere reach the same Jesse Moore, of Butter Crook, Feeding area under the ''system” of every man ed her husband here. Mr Phelps has The funeral occurred, but not with- Eastern Oregon Socialist League has Cohen. Je«*e Falling and W J. Clarke City interests—R Alexander. E D. been here several months experiment- out a clash between Undertaker Leen formed 460 Steera— Bali eves In High Grad* for himself. Boyd and W E* Brock. Public poli . ally, but ha* has concluded to locate Cookerly and Health Officer Alban. The membership of this league is Stock. somewhere ta this county. Mr. Phelps who visited the residence as the fun composed principally of those who cy— T. G. Hailey. Le« Teutsch and C. VICTORY FOR PAINTERS GROVE CHIEF NO. 7315 B Wade i Is a brother of Mrs. C. A Chapman Jesse Moore, of Butter Creek, who eral cortege was about to take up Its are not able to attend regularly the I An invitation was unanimonsly ex ha elived in this county 34 years and I« * b«y. foaled I«BS wetghl •• élr». L-». journey to the cemetery It is claim local clubs There a:e many social Peter W*«t. whose farm adjoin* the tended »o President Roisevelt to tn Oregon 51 years, waa in the city New Scale Go«« Into Effect Today, -. • .-i V • *»«. t-»ia f **»,r Sy L-Scol* ed that the officer demanded th .t rel ists scattered over the eastern part and the Union Man Ar« Again at city on the southeast, commenced the male Pendleton in his forthcoming today. Mr. Moore reports that the ative* be not permitted to follow and ■ of Oregon on farms and ta little towns - oia, ail, •* »»«* al tte ».Be r »«** a* sowing of BOO acre* of spring wheat itinerary, and the secretary was in ■*• »a»« a»w> a» a-wv.> Jacs wlib »drto.tal Work . scarcity of feed, the cold end pro that the reverend gentleman be not and it is the intention of the league traded feeding season, has material The new wage scale agreed upon by yesterday. The crop is intended for allowed to say a short praver at the to get as many as possible of these structed to forward a copy of the In • »• a< the « u tvo 4a • at roc* aaoiM »I Plowing for al! vitation to Senators Mftche’J and Ful J «usa » p oca. loar sila» *xx . of » ea^l« ly reduced the price of beef Stockers the arbitration committee and pub hay exclusively, grave ‘.Ol Isolated members into that organlza- ton ar.d Congressman Williamson. in the Butter Creek country. How lished ta yesterday's East Oregonian spring crops Is under way. The soil I K RM*- mmraaee ai lira eat*, ^artea i tlon. The association voted that the remo iQ|t «4 xaauea wiU b - to 4 ever. the grass is beginning to grow went into effect this morning, and the Is ta fine condition. The object of the league a» set forthcoming session of the Umatilla nespoaksttMC Ur PROMINENT STOCKMAN DEAD. i»ocry rapidly in the past two or three days. painters went to work. The scale was C. P. Koontx, of Little McKay I forth in its constitution is to cncour- County Sportsmen's Association It is much needed, because stock 1* in the nature of a compromise but Creek, report* all the livestock well. PETER NESLER, Owner | age a united effort on the part of the should have the use of the association very thin. Mr. Moore is feeding 450 the painters claim to have won the but thin, on account of the protracted John Powell, of Baker County. Suc I socialists of Eastern Oregon in prop- parlors and library during the con martin supers . Mgr. cumbs to Blood Poisoning. head of beeves for the markets He contest. season of feeding and scarcity of for ; aganda work. “Cooperation for the lately sold "5 head for which he re The belief is entertained by the age John Powell, of Unity, died yester I good of the cause ’ is the motto of the vention of th* 21st Ir.st Permanently open and warm A motion to discharge the commit ceived 4^4 cents per pound. Mr. bosses that the new scale will induce weather will be very acceptable now day morning at 10 o'clock st St. Ells- i league tee having in charge the raising of Moore is a pronounced partisan of the skilled union painters from abroad to all the stockmen ta that part of atxth's hospital, of blood poisoning, It Is the intention of the members Shorthorn for beef. He believe« In to take the place of painter« not in the county. He wi< as soon aa a sufficient fund is pro subscriptions for the new association rays Monday's Demo-rat. working into the thoroughbred If pos the front rank* for skill. If the Im 69 year« of age and is survived by a cured. to | ’ lac« an organiser in the building was defeated. The committee on public policy has sible. or rather as fast as possible. portation* are members of the union i wife and three small children, two i field who will bold meetings, form SEVERE ATTACK OF GRIP. PBTITlOk FOB LIQUOg L1CBNSB. Not merely does he believe In high of course the local union can make I girls and a boy. the oldest tx-ing only | locals and distribute socialist liter the question of entertaining the Ad Ia lb Caaaty Ceart ef tb* stale of O m * ob grade stock, but In the thoroughbred, no objection. ventist convention the coming sum The prediction is also Cured by One Bottle of Chamberlain** eight years old. I ature. for Castilla County mer. should the convention be held Mr. Powell «as one of the best la l*e Batter of tbs appUeatka of Cloyd aa the most satisfactory beef animal made that the Increase in wages will Cough Remedy. A camp meeting or summer school here submitted to it Oliver tor a Ueeaae U> self opiniaiua, vtaeua for Eastern Oregen result in less work being done the known pioneers of this ■'ounty and aad mall liquor* la Bcho Precinct. "When I had an attack of the grip previous to bls marriate about 10 will be held some time during the coming season, than waa Intended. To lb« HnnsraSls Ceaaty Coart of CmatlUa summer, tasting several days at some Divorce* Granted. Extra Fin« Bwevsa. The union men claim to have re last winter tthe second one] I actually years ago he was known far and wide central point probably I a Grande, Cassty.Grosdag: We. the U m naderalgaed raoldenu and legal Two divorce* have been granted by over ceived much encouragement in their cured myself with one bottle of Cham as a successful trapper and hunter. F. B. Ball yesterday shipped and a prominent speaker will be en- Judge Ellis as follows: Myrtle J. vossss ta Bobo Prsctae*. UmaUlia County, scheme—in fact, that I berlain's Cough Remedy.” says Franx He was also famous as a violin play Stas* of Oregon, moot reopectfully petition aaa the W. 4 C . R. two carloads of extra co-operative gaged to conduct a school of social- Perry, editor of the Enterprise, pray that yea «til grant to Cloyd Oliver a U- fine beeves, to the Frye-Bruhn Com- they made several contracts during W Hemphill from Alfred C. Hemphill. er and the music from his old-time ism Shortaville. N Y "This is the hon oaosa to sell spirituooa. rlauoa aad Ball pany, at Seattle. w‘th the care and custody of the 18 the one dav of the co-operative asso This morning Mr. fiddle has been the delight of thous Uqaara in qaaatluee Ian* than os* gallon at The i movement has just been start- kept from eat truth 1 at time* months-old child, and an alimony of bu plan* oi bosiaeea la tae Iowa of gebe, la Ball is at Echo overseeing the load ciation's existence. ands of frontier dancers. cd. but already numbers many work coughing myself to piece« by taxing t*e pveetaet ef Beno, ta Umatilla Ceaaty, ing of 19 carloads of beeves, also des SHERIFFS SALE. About s decade ago the deceased ers In Umatilla. Wallowa Union and 3400. Also Lizzie Pease from Arthur Stans «4 Oragaa. far tba period at on* year, aad a teaspoonful of this remedy, and Good Proparty for Sale. Ther«* Inherited a considerable amount of Morrow counties, and blds fair to have Pease. yowr potltlo^er* aa la duty bound will ever tined for the Sound market. when the coughing spell would come Notice ia hereby given that under and money from the estate of a brother a membership of several hundred N. A. Davis, of the Bank of Milton, '"fcrry Whitworth, Ben F. Atkinson. are 360 cattle in this last shipment. by virtue oi an aie alkn i*-uod oct ..f ;be Ur One claim on the Tanana River in cuit These cattle will leave Echo tomor has advertised to receive blds for the on at night 1 would take a dore and and since then he has devoted his Walter A Wvatt. of Pendleton, at one yourt ot the » al* ot Oregon for the .osa it seemed that In the briefest Interval Wilber McFerran, R. Jones, George row. Mr. Ball will return the latter real estate belonging to the estate of time and attention to the raising of time connected with the Appeal to Maska, is estimated to contain 51.- t< ot UBalli a. and to me directed and do.iv err d upon a Ju g men atei order resected aad 000.000 in gold. B. Oliver. W F. Dickey. Joe Welling part of the week to continue the se Amelia 1. Harris, deceased, at any the cough would pass off and I would blooded stock. He was one of the Reason, published at Girard. Kansas eui*re tn aatd < onrt on tba > ta day of A sc toa, William Oliver, W. P. Benedict, lection and purchase of more beef time prior to March 26 Mr. Davis Is go to sleep perfectly free from cough most prominent and prosperous stock- 1» the secretary of the league. imi . Mai. in favor ol H B Gil ette,' plalntiS. and its accompanying pains To say • nd aa a»t «. a l»-i er. defendant. I w me T. M Barnes, Walter Thornton, John stock for shipment administrator of the estate and the that the remedy acted as a most agree men In that section. >*■ ot Hfiy Dollar-with Inf« eel tbeveon at E Cleghorn, Charles Feese, William real estate consists of one of the best WESTON WOMAN INSANE. he tat* of « per rent per ananm fre-a Fcbrn- able surpirse is putting it very mild Fin« Animal. Brehm, Edward J. Oding, R. J. Oli wheat farms In Umatilla county, of ary ». no.and lor the further aom et USB casta; BUILDING ANNEX. ly. I had no Ide* that it would knock and wn.rrea by rai-1 Jud atar it waa ordered, ver, John Oliver, Thomas Wallace, J. W. T. Rigby haa returned from his about 360 acres, including n good Mr*. Flock Brought Down by Consta a- Ju I«ed and decreed taut tb* beretufier de- A. Dickey, 8. A. Thompson, A. C. ranch In Union county, in the Grand bouse and some bottom land on Couse out the grip, simply be-ause I had Rigby-Clova Company Now Preparing »-rroeu reel iroperty. neretofore atta bed ia never tried it for auch a puriiosc. but ble Jesse LleuaRen. the above entitl-4 ecti n oa Ju y 3rd. IMI to- Gie*e, Twig Teei, Henry Taylor, Elt Ronde valley. James Hendricks, the Creek. There is also 160 acre« of to Put in New Machinery. ft did. and it Beemed with the second alt - I he B ot f » ot Bee .andine N t, ot Mrs. Flo« »• an elder:, w.vmer o' tag Spike, Eli Knight, A. C. Fulford, manager of the ranch, lately received pasture land, and a fine residence attack of coughing th* remedy caused N'K <d Sec. «. leea land -oidi, al rn Tp. J N. The Rlgby-Clove Company has well Weston. w*3 brought down by Uon- T. A. Braasfleld, Cloyd Oliver, J. 8. a letter from the purchaser of a young property in Milton. Mr. Davis will tt to not only be of less luration. out D K W M , be a II to retisi, reíd jndg i and ell costa. I wit», »a the l'lh day ot Howard, W. Davison, H. G- Newport. Hereford bull bred on the Rlgbv gladly furnish any Information re the pains were far les* severe, and I under way their new building, which stable Jesse IJeuallen this Hfti-rnoon. 4 day. tn Dan Clifford, Ross Newport, George ranch. The animal was sold last garding the property that Is desired. had not used the content« of one ket Is an annex to their foundry ta the and will be examined by lhe county be City at eastern part of the city The new board, for sanity this evening. L. Kimball, Frank Spike. A. K. Ham spring, when a year old. to a stockman . sell rhe tle before Mr Grip had bld m»- adieu " building I* 50x5« feet. The old foun She has not been exactly In her A. Dotier In Hawaii who now writes that the Shoulder Dislocated. mer, B. Os term, W. H. Catherman. For sale by Tallman 4 Cc bad ia and to the eoove deecrltod property oa dry building Is being completely re rirht mind for years, according to the George Kimbrell had his shoulder July 3rd. 1» J. or haa Ince acquiree, at public J. C. Platter, C. P. Bowman, C. A. bull is regarded as the flneat ta the modeled for the reception of new ma statement of those who know h< r. auction u* the highest bidder for cash in band, He Taylor, F. P. Harwood, E. O. Baum Hawaiian Islands. Wh*n he was ship dislocated yesterday afternoon, ihe procrei: to be appae-t in MUamctUa oi chinery. Both structure« will be Her trouble is religious Insanity and Deal« in Dirt. gardner, J. G. Hamilton. D. W. Bow ped a year ago. at on* year of age. was plowing on IJbbie McBee's place said « xecution urti all evia. Wick Walker has bought of Charles roofed with a fireproof material call she seems to brood over it very deep Itated this Sta day of March. man, I. W. Kimberlin. C. C. Dunn. T. he weighed 1.60b pounds and netted on Butter creek. The team became The patterns for use ta ly at times She is perfectly ration T. D. TAYLOR. frightened and started to run away, White 160 acres of land six mile* ed parold O. White, Harry Dunn, R. E. W. Mr. Rigby 3450 the manufacture of castings entering al. ordinarily but has spells In which hberlS ot l mattila County. Oregon. He caught one of the horses by the west of the city and will build a dwel Spargur, 8. B. Walton, W. Walton, B. By C. P. DAVIS. Deputy Into the construction of the Rigby- her mind becomes weakened and tt Woolgrowsr** Association. bridle when It reared and struck him ling thereon the coming rummer. L. Sheridan, P. 8. Sheridan, Chris Le- Q|air makes QJcautiful F. A. Gordon has sold to David Gor Clove combined harvester have arriv was thousht best by her relative« and SUMMONS. The Antelope Woolgrowera' As with its forefeet knocking his shoul Telller, T .F. Sheridan. E Anderson, don for 31500 the northwest quarter ed from San Francisco. The O. R 4 friends to have her brought before der out of joint. He was brought to I"'th* Circuit '"•art oi the Slate oi orawaa J. H. Glidden, C. R- Lisle, W. B. Gil sociation held a meeting of great gjomcn tor I maiida County. Pendleton. Dr C. J. Smith set his of section 20. township 5. range 32. N. Co. ha* bro ght down from the the county board. lett, T. G. Smith, E. J. Oliver, A. J. Importance at the Occidental hotel, She has a grown son at Weston, Sl»l B. Kuhardao-., PUiatiB. V* David W shoulder this morning. Mr. Kimbrell The property 1! w a short distance Grand Ronde valley a sample of mold NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE MAKES on Saturday. March 17th. At this time Richard -on. Defendant Davis, D. A. Baughman, Bert Bene ing sand which will be given a thor and has resided in that neighborhood will probably return to Echo today or west of Juniper. BEAUTIFUL H AIR because it <lc To David W. Richat<l*on. defendant: the allotment of range in the North dict, A. B. Gillett, J. F. McLaughlin. In taa n .me of the S ate o' Oregon, you are strops the deadly microbe at work tomorrow. E. G Walther has sold to lAura V. ough test by the Rlgby-Clove Compa for the past 12 years. Hereby required to appear and aarwar tba John Neuner, Jos. Cunha, E. Spike, ern Division of the Cascade reserve main the hair roots, thus making Hales for 51100 lot 4, block 11. In the ny In their first casting of machinery, was made The number of sheep al -ompUnni fired againat-ou February .‘d. ISO, dnndruft and falling liair iinp<«~ F. W. Andrews, B. F. McCullough, A. Looking for Beef Cattle. Farm Work Progressing. ta the above entiued t anaauit oa ar be- Livermore addition. The property and If ft proves satisfactory, they will sible, and promoting a thick, luxu J. Cleghorn, J. A. Mendenhall, C. J. lowed on the Northern Division of at once send for a carload of It. lore Monday, March rd, ltrs J M. Cox. of Alaska, left for Seat- l,<*00 Hugh Eates. who Is farmiig lies on the west side of Bush, between the reserve is set at 97.000. including riant growth of hair, increasing the and you will tak* notic- that If yoc fall la Ward, R. C. Templeton, L. I. Ward, tie this morning after an unsuccess- acres on Eureka flat thia year, is In Wilson and Washington. ow nersgood look» fylly KO percent, lambs. appear, ana «er or other wire pl ad vritbla a» Id Danger of Cold* and Grip. Fred Perkins, W. H. Boyd, E. D. Ham ful quest for beef cattle for the Alas Walla Walla today and report* farm- lira, the plainue for »ant the e -t. will »ppjy Mr. Wilhelm haa bought 160 acre« o wtU also enrv your Ivitwr, brwher, bn», to the above entilled co rt. tn -aid rnit, lor tnj band i r #«»vlbe*rt The greatest danger from cold« and ka market. He found plenty of 2 and mer. J. W. Johnson. S. E. Johnson. era working almost night and day get of land six miles west of the city, of Echo Booming. they di »y haw. evm ftwr H »<>rM rlt-for yedf..rin pminiitTa eom|Uinl. vs: grip is their resulting in pneumonia. 3-year-olds that are In prime condi J. W. Sailing, Harry Eagan. D. P ‘.ike a «"Itarm ni»n th* habtrai t‘*a it ting in their spring grain. Work Is f-or a de me direoiv ng the bouda of mairi- H C Willis, of Echo, the O. R. 4 started at daylight and contnluea as Charles White, paying therefor.52.206 If reasonable care is used. rewever. tion, but the heavy 4-year-olds that he yuaterl*, ihen you will aurvly ructHumeud u. Caldwell, J. H. Logan, J. S Dickey. rnony exiling between hl-e B Richaroa« and has begun the erection of a dwell me plaint F. and yo i. David W. Richard»«* For Sall at all Fint-Class Drug Store». and Chamberlain'« i n it-h Remedy wanted are not to be had at this V. Gandon, Richard Williams, Henry N. night operator at that point. Is In long aa it is light enough to see. An- ing which will cost about 51.000 th- defendant; and tor me care, cuatody and the city today. He states thst a Spo taken, all danger will be avoided juncture. However, he ran across Miller. J. H. Saling, John R- Luhrs, other week, he believes, will see E. G. Walther has told to Iaura V. con nil ol the minor children to be awarded M ■"SB- lilalnti* I A. Thornton. J. L. McCullough. W. kane man is negotiating for ground farmers pretty much through with Hale« for 51.100. lot 4 in block 11, in Among the t ns of thoiiser.d* who several droves that he expects will and lumber for the erection of a tbiaaummona ia |u>bliabed pursuant to aa Stephens, J. Fulford, Dallas O’Harra. their work.—Walla Walla Statesman. the Livermore addition. The proper have used this retnady for these dis about meet his demands by the middle order of trie H .nora le W R Klua. J„dge of two-story hotel at Echo. Mr. Willis Notice of Stockholder* ’ Special Meet eases we have vet to leun of i sin of May. when he will return to inspect the Circuit Court ot the Stale ■ t Or*rn, ia aa I ty lie« on the west «ide of Bush TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCBBN: NoUn ing. gle case having resulted tn pneumo them. At that time he will buv for Vniattl a County, to be pribliahed »or aix 1» b«r»by give* Chat th» >mdv-vigned will apply »u believes that Echo has gotten past Stroke of Paralysis. street, between Wilson and Washing onaecut ve week» in the baat or-woman a the County Coart of C bm II» County. Stalo of the experimental stage and has an as la. which show» conclusively that It horses for the Sound market—will To the B o'-khnMera »1 The Stabdar I Gold and Frank Manafleld, of Athena, Is In ton. ■ neaapaner publtahed in the c unty wherein Oregon, aa tbs Sixth day of April. ls»>3 at tbs sured future before It. Corner Minina Coniiamy: is a certain preventive of that dan take several rarloads of “ chunks" • »utt ba-been o m i ance.1, tbe drat pabli Conn tv Coart room. In thn Conniy Court Hou»-- Last a quite critical condition, F. A Gordon has sold to David No'ice 1» hereby elven ibat * ipa'lal m--et thereof befrg F 'da», r.h-..»,» n* P- ndlston, Oregon, for » licenee to Ml spring he suffered a light stroke of Gordon the northwest quarter of sec gerous disease. It will cure a cold or weighing from 1.300 to 1.400 pounds. in.- ol the S orah.dd. r» ot the S-an-lard Gold cation ifiuS.and the toot March ath. 1*>S spirltou», vlnoua ana malt liquor* In quantltio* Deputy Aeeeeeor. an attack of the grip In less time and C pper Mixing Company will b: held at paralysis, and In the winter had a tion 20, township 5. range 32. The Made and date« al Pendleton tn Cmattlla tons tbaa ooe gnlloa. at *1» plan* of harlaoc* in the nrUi gal ■ ffii-e ot lhe so-ipa-iy In 'ha city C unty, Ht«te td <rre«on. tbli Sth day of Feb 8. S. Darnell has closed hie school severe fall. Since the fall he has place Iles a short distance west of than any other treatment It is pleas New Letter Cancelling Machine. tbe town of Baao, Bcbo precinct, tn ul<l County ot Paudteion. Oregon, on Satunlxy, the Zl»t PhTBKMBST. aad Blate, for tb« pori vl of an- war. ns prny*>l on 8tewart Creek, in district 77. For sale by He been in very poor health, and Is not Juniper. The consideration was 51 • ant and safe to take E. W. Estes, inspector of cancelling da> ot Marrn. I».'., nt o' lock P M ot aa-d ruary. ISA Attorney tut Plaiutiff for In tho foregoing potition day tor the vn-i<o»--ot conildrrtne and Volins reports stock In good condition, but Tailman 4 Co. machines for the poetofllce depart 500. expected to recover from his present CLOYD OLTVBB upon tn<- pr poitilon ot r-onaolidat'ou with five more days of feeding would have Ilin«««. He is 67 years of age. Applicant. ment. spent the day in Pendleton set o'her'ptoperuea and the Iran ate r ot all IBe G. A. Hartman and N. Berkley have Estray Notice. practically exhausted the forage. Mr. Franklin Brought Back. ting up the new cancelling machine boldlug* of lb» company to a i-onaolidate.1 com bought of Welcome Walker the pany- ami to do all ih>u<a nece*»arv and prop Came to ay piece, about two Biles south « Darnell begins work today aa a dep Jacob Proebstel. of Portland, depu which wn« recently sent to the office er with reference to »uch c»oao Ida lou To Asylum. southwest quart«.- cf eectlon 25. town Myric*. Ornsoi, »bout November lai. oae bay uty assessor. His territory Is Willow mare, Irauded xW on right »noulocr. et«r on Ky order ot tt><> Hoard ot Pirecfora Mrs. Flock, the aged woman from ship 3. range 30. paying therefor |1.- ty United States marshal, last night here. The new machine has a can Springs. Vinson and Hogue precincts. Weston, who was adjudged Insane 600. The land lies about 10 miles brought In John R- Franklin, who 1« celling capacity of from 300 to 500 Vue brown mare, no Dated at t'endlalou. ore.-vn thl» sth day ut forehead, with f «1 braud visible, star on forvhea 1, on ■ of it* bind March, luo. yesterday evening, was taken to the west and two miles north of the city. under sentence for selling liquor to letters a minute and Is a welcomed feet While. Owner of abuve <l«n,ribe4 animal* L. It. RKEDKR. Secretary Constructing a Cistern. can »ecu:« same by calm.» at mv place aad This is Franklin’s sec convenience to the postoffice officials asylum today by D. Turner and wife. G. A. Hartman and N. Berkley have the Indians paling *11 charge* if. T MCLEOD, A. B. Cooley today sent two six- bought for 51.600 the southwest quar ond offense He Is now Incarcerated here These machines are furnished Myrtca. Oregon. horse wagon loads of iron piping to Chanoy-Callune. ter of section 25. township 3. range In the jail here and ha« about 60 day* by the government to offices doing Franklin’s health Is poor more than 513.000 worth of business WANTED—YOU» ORDERS IX)R KM his farm, 13 miles north of Pendle John W. Chaney and Mrs Ruth Cal- “ 30. “ The property Ilea 10 mtlea ~ west to serve CuUgth Sj rujk Uotal- V*» glared cards, wedding Invitations, etc. ; ton. He Is constructing a large cis Inna were married March 9 by Judge and two mllea north of the city, The and the Willamette climate was not a year Mr Estes la on his way to in lima Sud by dnurgmu. 100 eugraved visiting cardi with plat*. CM tern on the plase for stock watering Fits Oerald at the Columbia lodging purchase was made of Welcome Wai- beneficial for him Hence the trans Honolulu, where a number of cancel 1150; additional carda la tutor* 61 pas ling luaebtaea ar* to ba tastallad. purposes houae nr. fer. hundred. Tb* Bast ~~sn'— Preventive of Catarrh. LOOK OUT FOR M.J. B FIRST STAGE OF CATARRH M JACK JOHNNIE ! V œsxsÉnzoaB&a
