I
taken, about $40 belonged to one of
WEDNESDAY'S LOCALS.
the Pilot Rock fraternal organiza­
I
.1 F Klemmer, of Alba. 1» in tht. cjty.
tions
A. Doherty has gone to Shoshone I
SOIL IS VERY DEEP.
Idaho.
Joe Williams returned to Echo this 1
FRIDAY. APRIL 3. 1903.
I Perry Myrick Drills 80 Feet Without morning
EARL ROSS MEETS
HORSE BUYERS SEARCHING
organs. In the spring the catarrh •*« tM
Striking Water or Rock.
Dr. Snapp, of Ukiah, was In the |
WITH A FIERCE COUGAR.
FOR HEAVY TEAMS.
to chiefly affect the stomach and
Perry Myrick. who lives a mile and city yesterday.
ous system. In the summer the bowels
Plowing Has Begun
Extensively
Stock Growing on Tutuilla It Profita­ a half south of Helix, has drilled over
Rom. to the wife of A. Gustafson.
suffer theoftenast; while in the autumn
Deputy Road Supervisor to Com­
ble — Philippine Reminiscences — SO feet for water without finding It. March 31, a daughter.
aud also without coming to rock.
the liver and kidneys seem to tie partic­
mence
Work
on
Roads
—
Many
Re
­
Arthur
Hammer
has
bought
two
i
Plowing in Progress — Movements County Commissioner Walker de­
ularly subject to the ravages of catarrh-
turning to Their Farms for Summer
V
of the People.
- .'if
clares that every pound of the dirt lots at Echo of Joel Halstead.
C»f course it is not meant by this that
Born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs
P.
H.
Russell.
I
Work
—
Telephone
Line
Under
Con-
Tutuilla. March 30.—Chris Rosen that has yet been taken out of this
catarrh ia al«s>lutely‘conflned to the»«
baum is over from the John Day 80-foot well will raise wheat after l»e- of McKay Creek. March 30. a son
struction to Fletcher's Mill.
parts of the ixxly during the season to
country on a visit to G. O. Miller.
ing exposed to the weather for two
John McCray, five miles west of
Briggson. March 30 j —Mrs. Emma
which we have assigned them. Catarrh
Charles Shockly. who has been vis­ seasons. There are many wells in Helix. Is building a new residence
Ross .who has. beer quite ill of grip,
may attack any organ in any season of
iting at Tutuilla for two weeks, re­ that neighborhood from which dirt
C. Christensen, who lives two miles is v.ry much Improved
the year, but the liabilities are »0 much
has been taken from a depth of 60 to west of Helix, ts building a residence
turned to Pendleton today.
W. C- Avery has purchased
greater for catarrh to attack particulr or­
W .P. York sold nine head of work 80 feet that only needed a few months
arris
of
land
on
Umatilla
River
Walter Gillette has Ixiught at
gans in certain seasons that these four dis­
horses to John Crow last week
exposure to the weather to be capa­
from
Alfred Thompson,
Echo and will build a residence there- Gibbon,
tinct varieties have become recognized.
Dell Davis, who returned from a ble ot raising wheat. What is more, on.
which is excellent for grazing pur­
Mr. Robert Itouglas, Homeopathic
visit to Miiton on Friday evening, re­ it has been continuous soil from the
pose«.
Peter Xelson. a prominent stock­
ports some re-seeding of winter killed top to the bottom. The soil seemed
Specialist, cor. 6th and F St*., X. W.,
Spring
is
here,
the
grass
is
growl*
g,
grain still in progress in that sec­ to possess all the latent elements of man of Juniper, is In the city today Howers are in bloom and plowirg has
Washington, D. C-, in a recent letter to
tion.
fertility, but to need the vivifying ef- on business
the Peruna Medicine Co., of Columbus,
begun quite extensively.
A. McRae, of the Umatilla Imple­ fects of sun and rain to "start it go-
Irvin King, five miles west of Hehl.
has the follow mg to say concerning
J. K. Davidson has bought 40 acres
and BALDNESS
ment Company, and George Hoyt, of | ing."
will soon build a new residence and of timber land on Reed & Hawley
their noted catarrh remedy, peruna:
Pendleton, were Tutuilla visitors on .
also a new barn.
Kill th« Germ that is Destroying
Mountain from Russell Jt White
“ I have been a practicing physician
Friday.
RIDGE AND VICINITY.
R B. Montgomery, of Gurdane,
____ , __
John iAdigan. who has been here
in __
in
for some years, during which time I
the Hair Root
Contracts for sacks for the coming
the city visiting with his sister. Mrs. on an extended visit to his cousin,
have administered Peruna to a number
crop are being placed with Pendici >n j Gurdane School Resumes Again After Thomas Gurdane.
ot my patients tor colds, catarrh and
George Crulgen. has returned to
grain buyers at 6*^ cents a sack.
Vacation
Caused
by
Sickness
Portland.
general debility with great benefit to
Jesse
Fulford
has
bought
two
lots
H. C. Craig, who went East some
them, i ha ve paid particular attention
H. W Swart. O. R & X o|>erator
Among Scholer*.
at Echo of Joel Halstead and will
time ago, has started Westward with
to its effeels, and I have absolute con-
at Kamela. who is well known here,
build
a
residence
thereon
Ridge.
March
30
--George
W
Lin-
a carload of mules, which he purchas­
tide nee in its curative qualities, and
will
soon
move
to
Bingham
station.
F
P
Hartshorn,
of
the
farming
and
I
IS THE SCIENTIFIC REMEDY
ed in Kansas City. He has 22 and is sner. made a trip to Pendleton on
have no hesitation In giving it a most
Mr
Murrln,
of
Weston,
deputy
road
THAT KILLS THESE
stockraising firm of Harthorn A Cor
expected to arrive at North Tutuilla business this week.
emphatic endorsement. ”
sii|»ervisor.
was
In
this
locality
last
PARASITIC GERMS.
Mr. and Mrs. P E. Fletcher are in ley. of Gurdane. was In the city yes­ week, investigating the situation of
some time this week.
Hon. Clem<-nt M. Hammond is one of
A company of Tennesseeans have Pendleton transacting business and terday buying farm machinery.
the best known newspaper men in Xew
the road, which are very muddy yet.
For Sale by Drujjibto. Price $I.H.
visiting.
purchased some work stock and im­
Jess Whittle has purchased a set
York City. He was
8. 8. Darnell is busy assessing Wil­ of Humane harness of J. A. Smith. i I However, should clear weather pre­
plements from John Crow, also some
vail. road work may soon be com-
fur years editor ot
leased land on the reservation, part of low Springs. Vinson and Hogue at which makes a pretty appearance and I menced.
oneof theprincipal
which they will seed and plow the present.
I give» his horses greater comfort
BUI Wllkison. of Athena, has n*tr-
papers in Hart­
Asa Luck of Vinson, was trans­
balance for summer fallow
The Rust Bros . farmers and stock- chased and will operate a horoe power
ford, Conn., later
this
Harry Card, who started iu the acting business in this part
men of Ridge, are building several ; wood sawing machine in the moun­
WAS prominently
Mr. Luck reports very poor miles of new fence and «'ill put in a
cattle business a few years ago. finds week,
tain
district*
this
scaso ;*, which
i
*
1 connected with the
it a very prosperous one
Last year cattle and scarcity ot hay but sheep largely increased acreage of altalfa likely to prove quite an industry.
! New York Record­
he sold $1.200 worth of beef cattle are looking fine, Same have com- this spring.
Thoma* Harkans. who Las been ab­
and has a herd of 90 head left Toda» menced lambing, while others will be­
t sent all winter .will return home In
er and New York
Fred Lieuallen. who has i>een at-1
he moved his cattle to the old M H gin immediately
« World. He h a *
the near future.
tending
school
in
Portland,
was
In
E<i Wi-lili. <>i Mid’!'.*
Fork John
Gillett place to pasture on volunteer
, traveled extensive-
Isaac Hager, an •xt’i**' »'** stock-
whect for a while prior to taking Day. was a guest of the Linsners last the city yesterday on his way to Ad­ ma® of this section, wh* ha« winter­
< I ly and is known all
them to the mountains for the sum­ week. Mr Welch was on his road to ams to visit with his parents Mr and ed his cattle near P*-nd! ton
will
< over the United
M:s
J.
T
Ueuallen.
Pendleton.
He
and
his
brother-in-law-
mer.
bring them un for «timiner pasture by
*
States for hl* talent as a newspaper
have
about
2oo
head
of
nice
two-
County
Commissioner
Horace
Representatives of Seattle horse
i man. Writing to The Peruna Medicine
Walker was in the city yesterday. the first of the month. Mr Hagen
buyers visited Tutuilla last week in year-old steers.
Co_, he say*:
Jacob Bourne, of Ukiah. has 125 He reports al) crops as in fine con­ »'ill also move b!‘ family up near
search of heavy draught horses, but
Bingham Springs where th« v have «
head of good beef steers, which he dition around Helix and spring plant­
“For «boot six years I have had
did not find many available.
r.eat little cottage In which they will
Mr. ing under full headway
trouble every fall and winter with my
Ed Morehead, the well driller, today- has been feeding all winter
1
spend
the
heated
term
WILLIAM A. DEAVE, OF S15 FRA5CISÍ0
finished a well for Herman Seoul, a Bourne is said to have go-»d f»-**d
voice. At times it has extended to my
John Jordan, of Pilot Rock, will oc­
Miss Bessie Palmer who has been
R. ALEXANDER. Sole Agent
vein of water being struck at a depth among his stock cattle
cupy with a steam laundry upon its away attending school during the win­
bronchial tubes and lungs. I think all
I
J A. Rust was doing business in ompletion. the irame building now in
of 200 feet, which furnishes a flow of
li-'n. Wm. A. Deane, Clerk of the city and *iaty of Ran Francisco, wa* Chief this trouble came from whooping cozgh.
ter. will return home the first of
the
city
this
week
five gallons a minute. The well bus­
course uf erection two d<<ors east of April.
Depuiv in thee..ice of hl- prederess-.r durinz the iatter part of hi* term. He 1* a which I had when 1 was about twelve
The weather has been very warm the East Oregonian office
iness has so increased that Mr. More­
John Thompson and family, of Nat:re Son, hs» ing l*ecn lorn axul ra.**ed in the city of S «a Francisco, and ha* for years old, and which left me with ca­
that gets your lungs sore and weak head has been obliged to start a I alt week The thermometer has rang­
C. B Stewart, of Idaho, has sold Bingham, who have been living In many year« be. n prominently identified with thé Order of Native Son* of the tarrh. Since I have taken peruna. my
■ «t, a* Well a* other fraternal or ¿an.ration*. He 1* an exceptionally
and paves the way for Pneumonia or horsepower well borer in addition to ed from 4o to 7o above zero. W<*d- to It V Hadley, ot Milton for $2.800. Athera this winter for the benefit of OoMaa
popular youug man. aerially and politically also, as evidenced by the ballot* east voice ha* been clearer than in over two
Consumption, or both. Acker's Eng the steam rig whleh be has been op- nesday morning some rain fell and his small farm adjoining
or very schooling their children, are propar
al the laic elect, n, he having defeated hi* opponent tor tnc office of County Clerk rears, all of which I am willing to testify
there was a slight thunder storm. near the town of Milton and whtch
lish Remedy will stop the cough in a erating.
ing to return home soon
bynearîv-
.
.
_
_____ __ —_____
to.” Mr. Hammond's address is •-The
Grass
is
growing
nicely,
stock
is
Art McCoy, who ts a Tutuilla visit­
•lay and heal your lungs. It will cure
Is under ditch from the river.
Mis* Elsie Ross, who has 'teen ab-
In a let: r written January 28,1-"», from San Francisco, to Dr. ILartmaa, Mr. Arlington," 64 Montague street, Brook-
Consumption,
Asthma,
Bronchitis, or at present today indulged in some picking up ai d plowing and seeding
William Goodnight, of
Yoakum, sent for the past three month* re- Dean* ha* the following to Say of Peruna:
ly®. X. Y.
and all throat and lung troubles. Pos­ reminiscences of a year ago when as are in progress.
Mr. Good­ turned home last Wednesday.
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
A M Crozier, of Gurdane was vis­ was in town yesterday
Peruna i* an internal remedy—•
itively guaranteed, and money refund­ a homeward passenger on a trans-
Gus Sprague, formerly of this place
night
has
been
a
great
sufferer
from
Gentlemen:—•• I w ould not be w ithout Peruna, as 1 have found scientific remedy for catarrh. It cure«
ed it you are not satisfied. Write to port bound from the Philippines, he iting in Pilot Rock and this vicinity dyspepsia, but has lately been ex- but now of the Hudson Bay country.
catarrh wh*-revcr ke-ated. Iucures last.
us for free sample. W. H. Hooker A was quarantined for a week in Ma­ this week. His school will begin
Is busily engaged hauling milk for ft to be the best remedy for catarrhal complaints that I have ever used. Peruna gives strength by stopping
periencing considerable relief
There was 2.300 men on again in Gurdane about April 1. after
Co.. Buffalo. X. Y. F. W. Schmidt t nila Bay
the
Milton
creamery
I
have
tried
most
all
of
the
so-called
catarrh
remedies
advertised,
J. I. Hall, of Gurdane. is moving
waste. By saving the niivcu.lt enru-hea
board and with that number of men a vacation due to sickness
Co., druggists.
J D Sheets, a former conte* tioner
The high winds tore down and turn onto the ranch he lately bought of l>ee of Athena, ha* moved his sto-k ot and can conscientiously say that of all the remedies for catarrhal the blood. By rieansinz the mucoo«
in enforced idlement it may be imag­
complaints recommended to me none ha\c been so beneficial as lu- rabranes it preserves the vital fureea.
PBIlTlOh FOB LIQUOR LICENSE.
ined that the devices resorted to tor ed over a great deal of fence and did Blevins, and will this spriug and sum goods to Freewater
Xo r-inedy can poasihiy supply thw
mer build thereon a new residence,
other
slight
damage
during
the
past
passing
the
time
were
sometimes
a
Iu vt Coan:y Coan of tb* state ol Oregon
A telephone line is under constree- Peruna.”— WILLIAM A. DEA\E.
I new barn, and several mtles of new
plar— of Peruna. Insist upon having
for L'niAtui* county
little boisterous. These were for the week.
ATARIiH assumes d.ffcrent phaao autunui catarrh. Ia each of tbeee varle- Peruna. Take no otb» r remedy. Ther«
tton from Weston for a distant — of
in toe matter of tbe *cp iouon of Cloyd most part borne with patience by the
B F Ogle, of Athena, is here again fencing
nine miles tip on the We.dn t Mo-tn
Jn different »t-xeon* of the year. Ue* dvff’-reut organa rrin tv be the prm is no .alwutute for Itos catarrh med$»
Oliver for * licen»e to sell spirlta as. vinuu*
looking
after
business
Mr.
Ogle
is
G
L.
Horseman
of
Gurdane
will
victims,
but
occasionally
the
voice
of
and xu ait l.quors ia be bo Preeruei
• me. >end fur a free book on catarrh.
tain towards Fletcher's mill woiih Th* r* 1*, therefore, four quite well-mark- cit>al seat of the catarrh.
To the Honorwbie «'aunty Court ol I'maUli* an overtried
individual would be I about well again. He reports Frank this spring build five or six miles of it is said will be extended to the ed varieties of catarrh W tnt.-r catarrh,
ihe Perna® Madttcf®« C m , dr
In the winter tb«- catarrh is more fre-
Coanty, oreeu ng:
!
Mansfield
as
some
better
fencing C 1_ Ely. Chris. Xelson and mill, a distance of nine mile* further eptue^ catarii sum.ner ca:srrh, auu • <,ueni in the Lead, thr-jat aud re*p^aU>r) Jamb»**, (j too.
We. tae t:ie unde-*igned resident* *ud legal heard: "Boy. you'd better let up on
J. D. French of the same neighbor­ east in the future
voters in Echo Preciaet, t'moiiiis County, that or there will be a strange face
- ate of Oregon, most respectfully pe ition >uu in hell in the morning ."
hood will also build considerable
Byron March, the Dalles fruit tree
pray that you will grant to clvyd ullver a 11
fencing this spring
Thomas Robertson, agent for Bal­
e>-u»e to aell apirttuons. vlwuoa and malt
j agent, who did quite a businews in not likely that there will be any gen­ YOUNG CORBETT WINS FIGHT.
M»r* tn jUanu.tes les* than one ga,k>n al four. Guthrie &■ Co., at Grand View
Mrs Myra Woods, accompanied by this locality two years aro. will make eral planting of tn-es under the sug­
bu pla, a oi ousir.ea* in toe loan ui aebo. ia station, is over from that burg and
THE DAIRY MAN
her two children arrived yesterday the round* again In a few week* gestion made a« the sea-«**n is ad Eoettcher A Clark Get Report of Con­
tbe pr-<-inct of Ec o. in C mat ill* coanty,
vanning rapidly since the late rains
Stale of Oregon, tor the period ot vn* year, and goes up to Athena today
I
from
Mapleton.
Minn,
They
will
Jam«-»
Xavi®,
who
purchased
trees
test
by
Rounds.
yonr petttio .er* as in uuty bound W1U ever
Spring seeding is about finished at iI
make their home at the Crow ranch of Mr. Murch before, contemplates and warm weather The cluh decided
A lar» crowd ot local sport* con
pray.
Tutuilla
and summer fallowing is get­
on the reservation with Mrs Woods' ordering 2tX» or 3>"> this spring, the to indorse the •.-heme of a Mar Day g roga t‘si at the Palace Cigar Store
Perry Whitworth, Beu F. Atkinson,
BEEF
SHIPPING
RECORD
OF
ting well under way. under the influ­
carnival,
and
will
devote
considera
­
old
friend.
Mrs
Traver.
majority l>elng apples.
Wilber McFerran, R. Jones. George
last night, to hear the results ot the
BUTTER CREEK DISTRICT.
ence of the showers and warm weath-
Mrs. Katie Henderson will start the ble energy towrard a proper carrrlng Cortieit-McOovem fight, as received
B. Oliver, W. F. Dickey, Joe Welling­ er of the past week the grain is raak
out
of
the
purpose
ot
the
cbs*-rvan<»
first of May on an extended visit to
ton, William Oliver, W. P. Benedict.
there round by round.
is the fellow «-ho is
One Firm Has Spent $75.000 for Cat­
ing rapid progress.
her children in Idaho She will visit
T. M. Barnes, Walter Thornton, John
The fight w«> a hard fought one
Pen-
Charles Hamilton is out from
tle
Since
December
—
The
Ship
­
and
Late
Rams
Have
Started
Grass
SEVERE
ATTACK
OF
GRIP.
the
Sound
etile»
before
returning
throughout, and each man was un­
E. Cleghorn, Charles Feese, William dleton on a visit to his Tutuilla farm
The keenness of
ment« for the Season Will Aggre­
Crops to Growing tn Adjacent home
mercifully punished.
Brehm. Edward J. Oding, R. J. Oli­ today.
Cured
by
One
Bottle
of
Chamberlain's
Mis*
Emmaretta
Shumway,
of
Wes
­
competition in mod­
In the eleventh round McGovern
Country.
gate 100 Carloads.
ver, John Oliver, Thomas Wallace. J.
ton. who has been visiting here the
Cough Remedy.
was forced to the ropes by three
A. Dickey, S. A. Thompson. A. C.
em dairy methods
Helix. March 30.—The late rains past tew days, returned home Satur­
Echo. March 30.—J R
Greer, of
SCIENCE IN HOG RAISING
Giese, Twig Teel. Henry Taylor, Elt-
"When I had an attack of the grip si nging right handers in the jaw.
means that you’ve
Shoshone county. Idaho
is looking have made the surrounding wheat day.
last winter tthe second one» I actually and was counted out before he could
ing Spike, Eli Knight, A. C. Fulford.
gotto have the right
over the field here
He is accompa country look very beautiful
William Dunseth and family, of cured myself with or.e bottle of Cham­ arise.
W.
W.
Harrah
Gives
Many
Reasons
T. A. Brassfield, Cloyd Oliver, J. S
Mrs. Scott, lately of Iowa, is con­ Fruit Creek. B C., are here on a
nied by J. B. Collins and H. M Pen
equipment in order
The contest was without feature,
berlain's Cough Remedy." says Frac«
For His Choice of Breeds.
Howard, W. Davison. H. G. Newport.
dy. of Johnson. Wash G. T Johnson fined to her bed with the grip.
visit to the aged parents of Mrs W Perry. editor of the Eftcrprise. except that McGovern wa» hissed at
to marce money.
Dan Clifford, Ross Xewport. George
.Miss Fannie Dodge, who ha- the Dunseth. Grandpa and Grandma Hen-
W W Harrah of Wild Horse five stopped over here last night on his
Shortsville X Y
“This ts the hon- the close of the sixth round.
L. Kimball, Frank Spike, A. K. Ham­ miles out. is an extensive nog raiser, way to Salem, where be goes to »*• measie* and grip ts able to be out •ierson.
The receipts were $42.<to'*
est truth. I at tlmes kept from
mer. B. Osterm, W. H. Catherman. and a vigorous advocate of the super sume his duties as assistant warden again
Willie Naakan*
who la attending coughing myself to pieces by ta-ilng
.Mrs
A
H
Smith
and
Mrs.
J
J. C. Platter. C. P. Bowman, C. A. iority of the Poland China hog
H
of
the
penitentiary.
He
the Weston Normal school, spent a teaspoonful of this remeir. and
Danger of Colds and Grip.
Taylor. F. P. Harwood. E. O. Baum favors the thoroughbred as being able
G. W Ray an attorney ut Heppner Phelps an>l daughters spent Saturday from Wednesday until Sunday with
gardner, J. G. Hamilton. D. W. Bow­ to make its living on less ground, has been confined to bis room at the and Sunday at the home of L D hl* parent* Mr and Mrs Peter Xa* when the courhtnc spell wc*:H come
The greatest danger I rum colds and
on at night I would take a dose and
man, 1. W. Kimberiin, C. C. Dunn, T and as hardier than any other hog Arling Hotel here for two or three Smith.
grip Is their resulting id pneumooiA.
kaa*
it seemed that In the briefest Interval
Mrs G W Knight Mae Sones Miss
O. White, Harry Dunn, R. E. W ever introduced into the Xorthwest days with a severe attack of la grip.
If reasonable care is r.sed. t-'wever.
Encounter
With
Cougar.
the
cough
would
pass
off
and
1
would
Sparg’ir. S. B. Walton, W. Walton. B He asserts that the Poland China is. He is reported as much Improved thia Myrtle Knight and Ethel King, drove
t n igh
trh Remedy
Earl Ro»» son of Clarence Roe*, of go to sleep perfectly free from cough and Chantberlaiu's cn
to Athena Saturday
L. Sheridan. P. S. Sheridan. Chris Le- for instance, not only able to make morning
this place, hsd quite an Interesting and its accompanying pains To say taken, all danger will be avoided
Mrs Charles Betts
Miss Emma
Tellier, T .F. Sheridan. E. Anderson. its living on 'ess ground, but that
Dick Jones, the liveryman is put- Green. Mrs. Cramer, went to Pendle­ experience with a wild animal which that the remedy acted as a most agree­ Among the tens of tho':ssn«R who
BE LAVAL P à IBÏ SCTRT CO.
J. H. Glidden, C. R. Lisle. W. B. Gil­ when it is full ted it will lie dow n and ting in a new
he encountered on his way to the able surpfrse la putting it very mild­ have used this rem-Mv for these dis­
rig every few days to ton. shopping Saturday-
eases we have ve» to ’ef<t of * sin
lett. T. G. Smith, E. J. Oliver, A. J remain quiet when the Berkshire will accommodate the homeseekers
postoffice
a
short
time
ago
The
boy
PartUad*Or.
Sas Frinmro
ly. I had no idea that It would knocs
that
I
Word has been received front Osce-
gie case having resulted tn pneumo
Davis, D. A. Baughman. Ben Bene­ be chasing around keeping the herder i are constantly pouring in
o!a. Mo. by friends here, that Miss was accompanied by two dogs, and out the grip, simply *>o~a:i -e I had
65 Frani Street
211-4»»
Street
■*
which
show«
conclusively
that
It
dict, A. B. Gillett, J. F. McLaughlin. busy keeping track of it.
the animal, which by the description never tried it for such » pttrfoae. .:t
Owen Horton, city engineer of Col
The Poland China, he also aserts. fax. came in this morning as advance Xellle Herndon, primary teacher of given must have been a cougar, made It did, and it seemed with tb” seco-d is a certain preventive of that dan­
John Neuner, Jos. Cunha. E. Spike
F. W. Andrews, B. F. McCullough, A is a closer feeder for the reason that 1 agent for a number of Colfax people. the school here this winter, was mar­ a desperate stroke at one of the dogs, attack of coughing the remedy csttsej gerous disease It will cure a cold or
ried to Silas Brown, of that place, on
J. Cleghorn, J. A. Mendenhall, C. J. it is more docile—it has no disposi­
knocking it over tbe other dog and it to not only be of less Inration, out an attack of the grip in less time
T C Benson bought two carloads the 18th of March
SOME REASONS
than any other treatment. It is plews
Ward. R. C. Templeton. L. I. Ward. tion to run around, but confines itself of fat steers of Ben McCullough and
Mrs. Maude Scott and Mrs. Cocker­ showed fight until It noticed him. the pains were far !e«s severe. ->n.l I ant and safe to take
For
sale
by
Fred Perkins, W. H. Boyd. E. D. Ham­ from choice to less ground.
is loading them here today
He is line were Pendleton visitors last when it took to flight. The much- had not used the conte*”.« of orc het-
Why Pendleton People Should Follow
Mr. Harrah last fall sold 400 herd
mer. J. W. Johnson. S- E. Johnson.
frightened lad stood si>c)ll ot:r«l .oo tie lefore Mr. Grip had Lid me adioq " Tallman A Co.
also shipping a mixed car of hogs and » eek
of
Poland
China
hogs
for
the
Sound
This Valuable Advice.
J. W. Sailing. Harry Eagan. D. P
cattle. He says in all his experience
D B Richardson was In Pendleton irightened to move or utter a sound F01 ale by Tallman X- Ce
Snow Melting Rapidly.
Caldwell, J. H. Logan. J. S. Dickey. market, and every bog made the jour­ of buying cattle, he has never seen
but at last tbe beast leajied to one
Because
the proof is in Pendleton.
last week on business
side into the brush and the boy
V. Gandon. Richard Williams, Henry ney without any injury of any kind a region of country that grows nicer
C. M Cate, of Gurdane. was in the
Herses Taken Up.
You can easih investigate it.
B B Richardson. Clint Kern and
In
the
shipment
were
three
hog-t
of
Miller.' J. H. Saling. John R. Luhrs.
city yesterday. Mr. Cate reports the
cattle than Butter Creek This makes B H Docker went to Pendleton Sat- rushed down tbe hillside at no slow
Cor e to my place, four and a half snow melting rapidiv in
Not necessary to Xpert men t
rate of speed
Evidently the dog*
the moun-
I A. Thornton, J. L. McCullough. W. miscellaneous breeding lor at ¡east 57 carloads of fat steers that he has urday.
fol-
miles
north
of
Pilot
Rock,
the
they were not Poland China 1 which 1
With some untried remedy.
were the means of saving the boy's
tains in the southwestern part of the
Stephens. J. Fulford, Dallas OUarra
bought since Decern tier of last year,
Fr,
W
M
Scott
went
to
Pendleton
One white and one county, and the grass growing fast.
were put in with his shipment by
life. This name described beast is lowtrg strays:
and loaded at the little town of Echo dry and returned Saturday.
Profit by the experience of a citi­
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: M-tie«
■•rel mare, both shod all around, There has been some, but not heavy
1- hereby given that th« ’lOSw-ugiK*! will apply to neighbors.
said
to
have
been
seen
on
several
oc
­
The
average
price
is
about
$1.300
zen.
Miss Flo Killian and Miss Pearle
i
be
sorrel
ts
branded
on
the
left
All three ot these hogs which were
tli* County C*-urt of etna’ll* County, state ol
losses of both sheep and cattle in the
This means that one firm Smith went to Pendleton Saturday casions during the winter in this
Oregon, ’•** the sixth day ol April. MK at the contributed to the shipment by his per car
shoulder with the baled hay hook, and
Mrs. G. W. Brown, who lives at the
cinity.
neighborhood of Gurdane from short­
Count» Court mom, in the Conmy Court Hou--,
alone has contributed to the wealth
Mrs.
R
Raymond
spent
last
week
has
a
slit
tn
the
right
ear.
The
white
neighbors
had
broken
bones
before
at P ndleton. Oregon, for a license to »ell
corner of Turner and B street, says;
of
feed
and
severe
weather
dur-
of
this
vicinity
in
the
short
period
of
age
in Pendleton with her daughters.
mare has a brand that Is so nearly
»pfrltouv, vinort* and malt liquor* in quantities the Sound was reacher and at the end
ing the latter part of the winter.
three months, the sum of nearly $75.- Bessie and Jessie, who are at school
"1 was unable to stoop without suf­
THE CAYUSE FIRE.
!< ms tn*o one gallon, at nt- rlace of hu»in*.e in ot the journey were all dead.
grown out that it cannot be described.
tae tnm of Echo, Echo precinct, in «•'<» Coanty
OOO.MO. He says before this season there
fering the most intense pain aero««
Owner of above described animals can
This he considers as proof positive
au,i state, for tbe perl <d of oa>- year, ae prayed
is over his firm will have purchased
Low of Two Cars by the O. R. A N„ secure same by paving all charges.
Price of Beef Cattle.
for I d the foregoing petition
the small ot my back and through my
that the Poland China is the best built,
at least 75 carloads or about $100.000
CLOYD OLIVER
a Small Dwelling and Three Ware Ed Maurer. Pilot Rock. Oregon.
Beef cattle are very scarce through­ kidneys. 1 got my first box of Doan's
strongest and most hardy animal in worth.
Stock at Gurdane.
Appliant.
out Eastern Oregon, and in Umatilla
addition to its other advantages He
houses.
G U Horsman. tbe Gurdane stock-
John Shas Is also loading two car
county prices are constantly on the Kidney Pills at the Brock and Mc­
can enumerate but one advantage »he
Buying Oregon Sheep.
Further particulars about the Cay­
SHERIFFS SALE.
loads of cattie here today. The price raiser, was In the city yesterday Mr.
increase. The sales reported for the Comas Co. drug store I was so sore
Berkshire has over the Poland China,
Horsman reports that nearly all the use fire are as follows: There was
Harvey Douglas, the sheep buyer,
and that is that being more disposed paid is 4*4 cents for cattle and ««4 stock in that neighborhood came approximately
I8.000
bushel*
of representing the Mallory Commission past few days range from 4>< to 4L* and lame that I could not stoop at the
Notice i.« hereby given that under and
cents for hogs
by virtue ot au execution 1 .«uen out of the Or- to run and exercise it is a safer ani-
through the winter in good shape, his wheat and barley burned In three Company, of Chicago, returned to cents per pound. All the Echo sales sink to wash. Doan's Kidney Pills
alt < our* ot the state of Oregon lor the Ceun- mal to herd and feed with cattle, as
own especially. Some owners, how­ warehouses, divided as follows: Kerr. Bums this week from a trip to Hepp­ made this week have been at
did «way with the trouble. If I did
tr of t aaatilla. and to me directed and deiiv
ECHO NEWS ITEMS
ever. were compelled by shortage of Gifford A- Co., 4.000 or 5.000 bushel»; ner and other railroad points, says cents.
• red upon a ju ‘gtaen* and order rendered and i* is less liable to be trampled upon,
not honestly think that Doan's Kid­
At the same time he favors the
•--it-re 1 in »aid Court oa lhe Ata day of Auc
fe»-d to turn their sheep or cattle out Interior Warehouse Company, be­ the Harney County Items. While in
u«*. 1?.V, in favor of H B (»11 ette, plaintiff, strain
ney rills acted up to the representa­
of Poland China known as Flouring Mill Belonging to J. H. Ijefore the range was ready for them tween J.OOo and 3.000 bushels; the the Heppner section, we understand,
Suit for Divorce.
end agalmt K. A. Doz er, defendant, for the
"Cunningham's
Prolific"
—
a
modified
Koontz.
May
Be
Purchased
*um of Fifty Hollar* with tate-eet tnerenn at
by on account of the forage becoming balance being in the Pacific
Coast he purchased a large band of sheep,
The suit for divorce brought by tions made by them I would not set
.he rat* ol 10 per cent pet annum from Febru­ Poland China that is
practically a
Heppner Peoole.
exhausted. The pasturage now. how­ Company's warehouse. The buildings and is negotiating through John Nora Touse against Peter Touse will my name to an endorsement. I know
ary s. 'AO.and for the further aum ot «18 to coot»; thoroughbred.
Mr. Harrah has 40
ever. is developing very rapidly. Mr. and content* were a total loss The Blackwell, of Itong Creek, for another l*e heard in the circuit court April 8. others who have used Doan's Kidney
and waereaa. by »aid judgment It »•» ordered.
Echo.
March
31.
—
F.
Fuchs,
togeth
­
a”;u **ed and decreed that the hereinafter de- acres fenced hog tight and will this
Horsman. who yesterday sold another fire, the origin of which cannot even large band on the John Day.
His hav.ng been postponed. J. A. Fee
er
with
Thomas
8chriber,
of
Heppner,
--rite 1 reai uropeity. heretofore atta-bed in spring and summer fence 280 acres
are is attorney for the plaintiff and H. E Pills with the same satisfaction.**
the alaive e«ltl*d »ett'in on July Srd, 1W2 to- more hog tight, and will go into the drove over last night for the ptirpose team of young horses for $3o*i be­ tie guessed, began in the upper part purchases in Oregon this year
For sale by all dealers
Price 50
lieves the very l»est combination an­ of the Interior Company's warehouse said to be nearly 30.000 head.
wit: > he s
of ~t ot Sec > and the N w ot
Collier for the defendant.
of
inst»ectirig
the
Henrietta
Mills,
cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co..
NE *. of de*:. S, lew land -old, *1 In Tp. 2 X. hog business more extensively than
All the warehouse companies car­
imal for the northwest is a cross of
with
the
view
t<»
purchasing
same
K
K W. M-, be o M to Mtlafv «aid judg ever. The head of his herd is a thor­
Buffalo.. X. Y.. sole agents for the U.
ried insurance, but the local agents
men*, n nd all cost*, t will, on the l"th day of
B. F. Holbrook, the real estnte man Clyde with Cleveland Bays. Al Vo­
S
Remember the name—DOAX S—
Poland China. "Umatilla
April tw-f. at two o’clock p m of said day, in oughbred
do not know in just what amount*.
gel.
the
rancher
living
north
of
Pen
­
of Umatilla. *-ame in on this morn­
and take no other.
front of ti e Court Hou e door, in the City of Chief."
Several
telegraph
holes
were
burned,
dleton.
avers
that
this
cross
has
pro
­
ing's train.
Pen I eto’i, L'matilia County, Oregon, aell the
tielonging to the
Western
Union
rig’ll, title and Interest the eald K A. Dorter
Attorney J. H. Lowrey and Mr. duced on Mr Horsman's ranch the
SHERIFF'S SALE.
had in and to the above detcriced property on
PILOT ROCK ROBBERY.
Comimny. and one rail in the switch
Smith, of Pendleton, stopped here to­ very finest horses ever bred In t’ma-
July 3rd, 1-»C. or ba« -ince arouired. at public
track
was
considerably
warped
by
the
tllla
county.
auctlxn to I*1- bigheat bidder for i:a*h in hand,
day on their way in from Heppner.
Sulk« 1* torvbjr given that under and by
the proc-cls to be applied in satisfaction of Thieves Entered by Front Door—Se­
heat
1 »Irtue ot a writ of execution l«eu«d out ot
Rumor has it that Joel Halstead
»•id execution and all co*t«.
The O. R. A N. also lost a car with
tbe Circuit Court ot tbe State ot Oregon
cure About $150 in Cash—Postof­ negotiated the sale of about 3« lots
Schiffler vs. Schiffler.
Date-! tliis 9ta day of March, IMS.
It. and for tbe County of l manila, uudsr
Its contents, which belonged to the
T. b. TAYLOR.
fice Inspector Now Investigating in the south part of town, but that
In the divorce suit of Emil A. painters' outfit, and also an empty
tbe
aenl thereof, acd to me directed aud de-
Sheriff of t matilia County. Oregon
known
and
most
popular
blood
puntier
loer. d upon aju.leu.ent and decree rendered
Mrs. Halstead decided that it was Schiffler vs. Sarah A. Schiffler. the
Matter.
l'.y C. P. DAVIS. Deputy.
box
car.
which
was
awaiting
loading.
and
entered in «aid ewitt >•□ tbe Jith day of
an
‘
l
tonic
on
the
market
today
is
S.
S.
S,
< W hhea, aa nldnu
In addition to what could be learn­ best to hold for higher values an<l court order of the circuit court today A small dwelling belonging to J. W.
w
There is hardly a tu.in, woman er chil I in America who March, tn In favor H ot Ool,r
refused
to
sign
the
deed.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTIC“.
is
that
the
motion
of
the
defendant
* ’«ecutor Dorn
ed yesterday about the Pilot Rock
Flack, the Cayuse merchant, and
*■ Field. r the Rbia nr.d lb* I'et**lleton s*v inn
has
not
he.
rd
of
“
S,
S.
S«
for
tho
blood.
”
It
is
a
standard
remedy,
Charles
H
Miller,
who
has
been
tor
a
change
of
venue
is
d«nl«d,
e'so
la tbe I'ounty ('»art ol the Stele of Oregon lor postoffice robbery it is reported that
Martin
Madison,
and
in
which
the
Baub. a e. rporaoou. a* defendant«, wi.e eby
a spe-ciiic for all bio. «1 troubles and unequalled as a general tonic and Ibe plaint)« . id rec ver a peroonal decree and
CruaUlIa coanty
the robbers entered th? building laid up for repairs for some time that the defendant's motion for an two. nu-n slept, was burned, the loss
In toe matter of the ettate of E-lward A.
with a badly sprained ankle. Is able allowance in the mim of $b*0 to be
ap|K.-tizer.
S. S. S. is guaranteed purely v. ¿viable, the herbs and roots order of rale ag*»n»t the uelencanta W H
through
the
front
door.
probably being $250 to Messrs. Flack
Brown, deceased
.executor. Dora K Fie:d*. bate Rbea
to be out again.
used in defraying the expense» of her
of
which
it
is composed are «elected for their alterative and tonic prop- Goltr
Not *-e ie hereby liven that the undersigned
It is probable that they first at
and tbe f'*ndleu>a -aviuj. Bang, a corpo-a.
and Madison
ba* been appointed admlniatraUir of the above
wltneuaca.
J.
A.
Fee
is
attorney
t
riies.
making
it
the
ideal
remedy
for
lion
If
rhe *um of »J.sn.sv. with tniemt
for
Trees 150 yards from the fire were
. e by the above entitled Court and tempted to enter the safe through the
thereon at tbe rate of to per cent p-r annum
We sell the greatest of blood purl- the plaintiff and Carter & Raley for
FROM
all blixwl and .skin diseases, as it not
combination after knocking off the
t.a* duly qualified aa me law direct«.
consumed.
J
W.
Flack's
store
build
­
from
lb**
>.
"nd day of December. 1®L. and the
CONGRESSMAN LIVINGSTON,
All peraooa having cUitna againtt «aide»
only purifies, enriches and invigor­
knob. Failing in this they blew the tiers. Acker's Blood Elixir, under a the defense.
further *um of ».75 attorney'« Io,». and the
ing caught fire repeatedly, and only
late are nerehy notified to preaent the same
positive
guarantee,
It
will
cure
all
OF
GEORGIA.
coat*and
ai*bur>enieut* taied at »tost, and
ates the 1>1< od, but st the* same time
strenuous and patient work saved it.
witli proper vouchers to the undersigned at the safe, using two charges of dynamite chronic and other blood poisons,
wbeisbv it waa decreed that the mortgage
If
Trees for Court Yard,
I know of th» aucceaafnl tana of
i lfiie of Hsdey A Lowell, IXapain Block, Pen- for the purpeae.
tone?
up
the
tired
nerves
and
gives
Al)
that
saved
the
Flack
store
and
?'h
l"W- «»»«Ute . by
8. 3. 8. in m isy ceae« It ia the beat
dliion Oregon, within alx month- from the
They secured between $140 and you have eruptions or sores on your
Hugh Field* and Dora E Field*, bl* wife, tw
bounty Treasurer Sommerville has also the section house, but more par­ strength and vigor to the entire
blood remedy on tlia market.
date hereof
liody, or are pale, weak or run down. ordered
plaintiff, tt on toe following de« r.bed real
3150
in
from
the
mountains
cash
and
stamps
and
valuable
100
ticularly the latter, was the direction system.
Dated at Pendleton, Oreaan, March _*(. r.ajef.
pr-petty in I inatil a Coanty. Ores» 1 to wit-
BEN T. BROW N.
1 be we*t bait ol the «autoeast quarter and tbe
papers to an unknown extent. Miss It Is just what you need. We refund young red fir trees, which he will of the wind.
For Chronic Sores and Ulcers,
FROM
Administrator
eait half ot th-«'Uib*e»t .oarter ot -ectloa h
Smith, the deputy postmaster, arriv­ money If you are not satisfied, 50 plant in the courthouse ______
square. He
EX-GOV.
ALLEN
D.
CANDLER.
Catarrh. Rheumatism. Blood Poison,
cents and $1.00 f . W. Schmidt A Co..
and the r*,rthwe*t quarter ol tbe northeoat
ed in town last night and reported
is doing this on his own responsibil­
THE PROGRESSIVE CLUB.
3. 8. 8. is uno neat tonably a good
ucarter and the aorthmt quarter of the north
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
druggists.
Malaria, Amvtnia, Scrofula. Eczema. blood
the
affair
officially
to
Postmaster
ity
so
far
as
any
hope
of
being
re
­
purifier,
and
the
best
tonic
I
we*t qtm>ter 0» Section * all m Towuabtn s
In ths C»m<r Court of the Slate of Oregon
North and Ran«- *>. K w M._ which m rtgln
Psoriasis,
Salt
Rheum,
Tetter.
Acne
ever
used.
Livermore, who at once notified the
imbursed for his expense and trouble Adopts a Name and Set» Forth an
for L'matilia County.
was
recooled on July rth. tsSS. a p«ge Ml oi
Real
Estate
Transfers.
and
such
other
diseases
as
are
due
to
a
In t'ie matter of the retate of Joseph I. Stub- postoffice inspector. Clark, of Walla
is concerned.
Excellent
Declaration
of
Purposes.
b!5>k -'i «M the record* ot mortgag-• tat bo
blefli lii. deceased.
Cyrus Powell has sold to James
polluted
or
impoverished
condition
of
the
blood,
nothin.-
acts
so
promptly
office
ol the (ouuty Recorder ol I'matlUa
Walla,
who
has
the
investigation
in
The executive committee of the Re­
Notice 1» n*rebv given to the <-redltr*rs of
It counteracts and eradicates tbe germs t ounty Orecob. *b uld be forvelo* d, and tbe
and ail pe*aona hiving • lam« ngeinit the hand now. Miss Smith could not say Doyle tor 32.500. his farm of 48« acres
Estate Probated.
tailers' Association met last night and and effectually as S. S. S.
•a
d
real
property «old by tbe Sheriff ol t me-
ea ete of John L. 8 ubble- eld, d- e used, Io just the extent of the loss, because lying between Canyon station and the
The estate of Amund Hagen
___ was adopted as a name for the new or­ and poisons; cleanses the .system of all unhealthy accumulations and t,l>«Dreguu. toretuty mid judgment
present the *»m* with t> a nee -ary v >ueh-is
Columbia River.
,
,*,
1
Co
‘*: ,hlfrvh.re 1 Wtu.on -aturdav.May
she
and
the
postmistress.
Mrs.
I.ura
probated today. —
aitai lied to the under 1 ned execu o « of said
The value of the es- ganization. the "Pendleton Progres­ aoott tebtores the patient to hv.rlth. Write us and our physicians will Mb, into * at
two <• Clock in th« afternoon of
J. H. Hadley has purchased for tate foots up $4.00(1.
<«’<le at the reslden-e of K. M. !»»-.• toy, on Richards, labored under the misap
___
_
give
your
rase
prompt
attention
without
charge.
sive
Club.
”
The
constitution
and
by
­
Isaac
Hagen
that
day.
at
tbe trout door of the court houae
<4 ite esecutore of said e*tat*. nt hie reside ne prehension that the
$3.000 A.-T. Brewer's farm in section
safe
and
its
tathe
City
of
Fvhd.’eio®. t'matitu County,
laws
for
the
club
are
not
yet
ready,
was
appointed
administrator.
THE
SWIFT
SPECIFIC
CO.,
ATLANTA,
GA.
near Milton. Orcio», wllhln ax months after
Oreson aefl all the rig at. title, inter* at and ew
more or
less
scattered
contents 2«. town 6, range 35. The place Iles
the 27th d«v of March, IMH
but will be reported to the next
late
whtch
the
Mid
defender ta. and all neraona
four
miles
northwest
of
Milton.
K M DOROTHY, E. A. RISER.
should not be overhauled before the
If you desire a good complexion use meeting, which will be called by R.
claiming and to claim by, through or inter
Ex- rotore of the esta a of J aeph L. Subbie- arrival of the inspector.
them,
or
any
of
them,
bad ou tbe 7th day of
Alexander,
the
temporary
president.
Mokl Tea, a pure herb drink. It acts
field, deceased
Team of Clydes.
July. is*, or ainee then hare had. or now
While they
satisfied
themselves
on the liver and makes the skin The general subject of civic improve­
have. In and to the above deacribed real prop
that the money and stamps were
George Horsman, of Gurdane. yes smooth and clear. Cures
~
erty and every part thereof, al public an non
sick head- ments was discussed last night, such
to the hlgbeat bidder for c*ah tn hauu the
taken, they did not know at the time terday sold to a Sound buyer in this aches, 25
P1 SO’S-C QR. FOR
f cts.
‘ and 50
_ ___
__ _
cts. Money
re- as the improvement of the appear­
procs* da ol aut-b «»le to be applied tn vaiiafac-
CiHtS WHtRE All ELSE FAILS. „
Miss
Smith
left
Pilot
Rock,
just
place
a
foam
of
7-year-old
Clyde
ance
of
the
streets
by
the
planting
of
funded
If
It
does
not
satisfy
'you.
I
Ci*ugb Syrup. Taste* Good. U«e o
tlon ol aaxt execution and all coat*
what had been taken besides, nor grades for $300 cash. This is said Write to W. H. Hooker A Co., Buffalo trees, and an arbor day was sug­
in time, ¿old bv drugytoto.
Dated thia Slat day ot Marcs l*kn
the value of whatever else had been to be on>- of the finest teams ever N. T., for free sample, w. H Schmidt gested.
T. D. TAYLOR
Sheriff ot l'matilia County. Oreru®.
taken. Of the $140 or $150 cash bred In this country.
4 Co., druggist« .
Unless this Is done very soon, it is
Bf C. P. DAVIS, Deputy
• 1
THE POPULAR COUNTY CLERK
OF THF CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
TH
Ü CAUSE
DANDKUFF
FALLING HAIR
NEWBRO’S
HERPICIDE
J Flallronj
Í vero* out.
’ 5odo
Kihojlmn Hats*
but it ÎKXes a.
L your merchant. j
u
IT’S JUST A COUGH
De Laval Separator
I