-
J.. ■
CASE OF GILLILAND VS.
WADE IS SETTLED.
FRIDAY JUNE 5, 1903
IMPORTANT STOCK SALES-
CATTLE TO THE MOUNTAINS.
Ayers
Why is it that Ayer’s Hair
Vigor does so many remark
able things? Because it is a
hair food. It feeds the hair,
puts new life into it. The hair
Well Known Family Has Sold Out
and Will Remove to California—A
Large Ranch Barn is Being Built-
Improvements Being Made on the
Roads.
Brother of Weston Will Be Brought
Here as Witness—Simpson vs. Nel
son Being Tried Today
THEY FIND GREAT AND
The Jury in the case of T. P. Gilli-
land vs. E. T. Wade today brought
in a verdict in favor of the plaintiff,
awarding bint 125. The jury was out
from 3:30 yesterday afternoon until
10:30 this morning, and the verdict
is in the nature of a compromise,
the suit being for $100.
The ease of E. Simpson vs. J. A.
Nelson, involving the sale of a span
of horses, is being tried this after
noon before a jury composed of C. F.
Colesworthy, Robert Ferris, Higley
Harris, F. P. Defreece, AV. R. Reeder.
Thomas Campbell, Joseph Dunn, W.
H. Fowler. ~ Fred Webber, J. H Fer-
gusen and J. J. McConnell. The
plalniiff Is represent 3d by Carter &
Raley and the defendant by Hailey
& Ixiwell.
INCREASING INTEREST.
Best of the Exhibit Will Be After
ward Sent to St.
Louis—County
Courts Making
Appropriations in
Aid of County Displays — Hoped
Every Section of State Will Be
Represented.
decree in that the plaintiff recover
$2271.25 with legal interest from
date of decree, together with coats
and disbursements of the appeal and
that otherwise the cause be dismiHS-
ed. T. G. Hailey was attorney for
appellants and A. D. Stillman and
W. M. Pierce for the respondent.
The case of J. F. Kilgore respond
ent, vs. George Carmichael, appell
ant, is from Umatilla county and Is
an appeal brought by the defendant
In a suit to establish the boundary
of a tract of land in Umatilla coun-
ty. The lower court gave a decree as
prayed by the plaintiff, and the de
fendant appealed. The opinion was
written by Chief Justice F. A. Moore
and affirmed the lower court.
A. D. Stillman was the respondent's
attorney, while the ap|>ellant was
represented by Thomas G. Hailey
THE TRIUMPHS OF PE RIMA INCREASE
TuousandB of Chronic Ailments of Women Cured Every Month— Disguised Internal Ca
tarrh the Enemy of Women----Pe ru-na the Only Internal Systemic Catarrh
Remedy Yet Devised—Prominent Cases in Illustration.
Nervous Depression.
Hummer mouths are peculiarly Un
months of nervous disease-., especially
nervous prostration and other depressi-’d
states of the nervous system. People
who are not at all inclined to be nervous
»•r suffer from weak nerves find this
time especially trying.
Hultry heat
and electrical disturbances of ¿lie at
mosphère are probably the cause of
this.
invalids need to be particularly caro-
ful to fortify the nervous system by
the use of l'cruna.
tf mo. Th« medicine only la obtained by
each patient at her own drug store.
Those d'-siring to
»«>»•»>•-
patients have only to send aout«*-
duration of disease and treatment
previously received, and directions for
the flr-t month’s treatment will be seal
at once.”
Over half the women have catarrh in
some form or another. And yet, proL-
Ridge. June 1.—Kopp Bros. report
the loss of a yearling on the range
President W. H. Wehrung, of Hills
Miss .lennte Finley, 7» Xtafflseo Street,
rear Ridge, supposed to have been
boro, and Secretary M. D. Wisdom,
M-iuphia, lent., a popular youug soiiety
lady ot that place, writes,—'• 1 Lise utrt
killed by a cougar or some other
of Portland, members of tne board of
ago I had very \ h * jt health, and Wblfo f was
I vicious animal, a short time age.
managers for the Oregon State Fair,
uulysi, u ate l orcasUmady, L was ar.aLla to
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Cor-
ire in the city today, having come
enjoy ide, aud la» *»» vitality and strength.
WEDNESDAY S LOCALS.
Ml«« Helen Kolof, Kaukauna, Wi«..
I «asan »-any s ,t>J«ct to cold aud malaria.
a
bouncing
baby
| ley. of Gurdane.
down from I-a Grande .ills morning.
wrliaa
Several times during the past two
Fo :r bottles of Peruna changed my entlr«
years or more my «ystem has been icri-atly in
I girl. May 28.
Tne gentlemen are traveling through
pu)Blc.l
o. .dltion. My bead «topped aehlng.
L. Muller, of Helix, Is In the city need of a tonic, and nt llnste limes Perun a
• >f üllab. passed
my streuxib returned, and the poison was
Bart Badash.
Oregon iu the interest of the Oregon for a short time.
I
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bas tiaen of great help In buildlug up the
driven
mttof
my blotxi till 1 fs.t ok* • new
through with his cattle a few days
system, restoring my apfwtlte and securing
lair for this fall, aud are confident ot
»nd well «• .man once more. It is a truly
cannot keep from growing.
G. W. Knight, ot Helix, is in the rvstful sleep. 1 know a great number of
ago.
having
the
best
exhibit
ever
placed
gi<-at
medic.us
and well worthy the *< kx 1
SEVERE ACCIDENT
women who are using it for the troubles
city today on business.
’ nlngs it* friend« my about it, and it will al-
Mrs. T B Simonton, of Gurdane.
n the entry books.
And gradually all the dark,
{«cullar to tbe sex, and with tbe best résulta.”
»a> - have mylu'l ,ro. r: .-uL"—Jennie rlalsy.
visiting in this vicinity at present. Horse Frightened
R. E Porter, of Meacham, is a —Helen Itolof.
Mr. Wisdom outlined the policy of
by
Lightning
rich color of early life comes : is Frank
Plant, of Nye, sent his cattle
guest
at
the
Pendleton.
the
board
and
told
of
the
efforts
It
MISA LOUISE Ht KTlUL
Throws His Rider.
back to gray hair,
to the mountains last Saturday.
was making in the direction of a good
C. E McClellan, of Tutuilla, was In
Sybil Baltezore. a little girl 11 exhibit.
-When T flrrt need Ayer*« Hair Vntor mv
R. T. Stanfield is reported to have
the
city
yesterday
evening
hair vra* about all fray. But now it ia a nice
purchased H W. Whittakers beet .'ears of age. living at Cabbage Hill,
The two gentlemen have just re
rich black ar.d as thick a* I could wish.
J. C. Saylor, of Echo, is tn
— Mns. S v > an K loffkn « itiin . Tnscumhi.»
and some beef of the Rust Bros., about 16 miles southeast of Pendle turned from a trip to Union, where
Ala.
fair prices being paid, and the cattle ton. was thrown from Her horse last they placed the county work in the dleton on business today.
J. C. ATI« CO..
*1 CO a bottle.
G. W. Knight, of Helix. Is a Feu-
were delivered the first of this week evening and very seriously hurt.
lands of a committee composed of
Low eil
M aas .
A . ■ i • ■■ ■ c y i -1 ** ■
Mrs C
returned to
to her
her She was riding along the road on
for
C. R R. Cate
Cate returned
Messrs. Brown. Miller ano Olenburg, dleton business visitor today.
_ __ Rock _ a | her wav home when^ the
‘ lightning
home in Gurdane from Pilot
Miss Lizzie Newcomb, of Echo, is
who will secure a collection of the
visiting friends for a few days.
few days ago. She is said to be I struck a tree near her. frightening county's products for the pavilion.
I . her
much Improved.
,, horse and causing him
, to jump
Mr. and Mrs J, Morrison, of Lew
Liberal System of Prizes
H. R. McBroom, the Gurdane mail | sideways, throwing the girl against a
iston, are visiting friends In the
The
counties
will
be
each
asked
to
I stump.
carrier, is on the sick “ list.
city.
She was at once brought here and give exhibits, and as an inducement
G. F. Jones has a crew of men
Mrs A. C McIntyre, of Athena, is
prizes will be offered for the eight
in
Gurdane
at
I
Dr.
Kirby
attended
to
her
Injuries
working the roads
best exhibits. The first prize will be visiting in Pendleton for a s
I
She
was
taken
to
the
hospital
and
•> resent.
Daniel Jones of Milton sold his an examination showed that she had 1300; the second. $250; the third. time.
Mr. and Mrs S A Mayberry,
'arm a short time ago at that place | sustained a compound fracture of the $200; the fourth. $150. the fifth. $100;
He and his family will visit their
I...... | forearm, her nose was broken and and the sixth, seventh and eightn Milton. are spending a few days with
Pendleton friends.
'hildren at Gurdane for a short time. her back was Injured. The wounds will tie $10o each.
eX
and then they and their son. William, were dressed and the young lady is Complete County Exhibits Wanted.
Joseph Rothlin. of ,M<Ka> creek
will start for California, where they resting as easily as could be expect
It is the wish of the board to se is in the city today on business He
ed.
will locate.
cure county exhibits, earn to be as re;>orts crops looking very well ot
Ml•• Luulw Herl
, **-«■«, nd »treet,
There was reported to have been
complete a representation as possi- Upper McKay
’.•Art? for
Bro<>klyn. X. A., w rile«
" My I ... I» ws*
eight bands of sheep passed the
ble of the grasses, grains and fruits
DIED OF PERITONITIS
Alcohol I llustrated
Sheriff Storey, of Multnomah coun «scellent until about »lx tuontU* »»■•. »
I
Ridge school house ¡ast Thursday
grown In that county. * The board ty, has issued invitations to sheriffs ■armed to have a evllapae from overdoing
C irculars
©pium,
Among them were the sheep of A. A Florence Inez Gordon Passed Away would like to have taken to the fair of different counties to witness the socially, an t th- <lo. tor ordered an entire
of ■»-< ne and climate. A« Ibi« a a« an
at Salem the best of everything hanging of murderer Smith. June 5. change
Tobacco F«s: A’’»)"•’’6O»’t«v ärx Cole and James Kinney. The others
absolute ImposaiUlllty at the time. I h -d to
Tnis Morning.
* things that at Portland.
•ame from Butter creek.
grown
in
each
county,
the
try and rrznm my health in anoli» r war and
rbEILAND. ÛHX
Florence Inez Gordon, the daugh grow under the ground and those
waslndcred by a Irirnd. who gave Perun »
Using
C. B. Wade, of Pendleton, pnrehas
Hiephone •Ysm <J9f
Harold Warner, one of the postof
a g<x*d recommend, to try P< runa. 1 r»ii-
ed the herd of Herefords owned by ter of David Gordon, of this city, died that grow above. They want them fire employes, left this morning for auch
notle'l row thecoodltloii of mr nerve«» m
at
the
St.
Joseph
hospital
this
morn
I
began
to nas It. The l»-»«l noise Irritated
John French, of Vinson, and moved
canned, pressed and dried and fresh the mountains on a vacation trip.
me, and 1 I*
■ was no< worth II» in*,
them to his range near Alba. Fair ¡ng at 4:15 o’clrsk. agi-l 13 years from the rivers, trees and ground. In While he Is gone his work will he bet
P«r
az. «onn Clianged me Into a w»-il
and 5 months, from general peritonl- fact, they want to give to the peopie
prices were paid.
woman,
and
now
1
do not know 1 hate
child was operated upon by visiting the fair from the East, an done by Charles E Hicks.
■*r .»*.''beri»» .
L. Wachter is hauling lumber from tis. The
Smith
and
Cole
for
appendici
Drs.
Miss
Ethel
Isaac,
one
of
the
gen
a’dy not a tenth of tbe women rno-w
is the cause of more discomfort than Alba for the Edwards Bros., who are tls, but the case was of too long easily accessible glimpse of the pro- eral delivery clerks at the postofllce.
that their d.-ea*e is catarrh. Todls-
A u«w»j>aper contributor »»« lately
any other ailment. If you eat the constructing a large barn at their standing and the disease could not bo I ducts of Oregon. from one boundary left this morning for Spokane and
tiugtdeh catarrh of vt:x-u orgau* i*
to the other
admitted
into
the
ext»
n-iv<
mile
of
•.!-
thing? that you want and that are home ranch.
checked.
ba* been named very differently.
They want to place side by side in Toppenish, Wash . at which places flee« whi-t: e«>n»l.tl>le the h> sdquartar»
...an ha* dv»pep»ia, another
good for you. you are distressed. Ack
The funeral will lie held from the tne big javilion at Salem a picture of she will spend her vacation
of Dr. Hartmar., who treat- «-itarrh
broi. hili», another ’Bright*» dlw-aae,
ECHO
IS
UP
TO
DATE
ON
er’s Dyspepsia Tablets will make
family home. 711 Willow street at 2 each county as far as may be arrang
patieLts
by
tPe
thousand.
Among
the
Mrs. J. H Dunham left this ntorn-
another Liver complaint, another con-
your digestion perfect and prevent
IRRIGATION ISSUES. o’clock Wednesday afternoon
«warm ot a*«:«tant doctors, clerk*.
• -.mptisn. anotb»r f<-n:ale complaint.
ed, so that the iteople can see in im 1 ing for Ite Grande where she wilt • busy
u-nograp!i»-r- and
bookke»-pers. Dr.
Dyspepsia and its attendant disagree
The*e women would be very Xiucl *nr-
agination the fields of grain and the . meet her sister. Mrs Mulnix. of Butte. Hartman »topped long enough to say a
able symptoms. You can safely eat Will Send a Full Delegation to tbe
Electric Storm at Freewater.
pt - 1 toh*ar that thev are all suffez*
different articles grown
and can After a short visit in I J» Grande Mrs few word*.
ing with ch - -nic catarrh. Bat it is so,
anything, at any time, if you take one
City.
State Convention at Baker
1 S. Bunker, iu the city from Free judge by what they see of the eli- Dunham will be accompanied home
“A large number of b male patients
ne vt rthelcs».
of these tablets afterward. Sold by
water
yesterday,
reported
the
most
by
her
sister,
who
will
visit
here
for
Made
matlc
conditions,
the
soil
and
the
re-
▼1»it me every year, but ti.enumlx-r » ho
June 5—Preparations Being
Eu h one of these trouble* and a great .
all druggists under a positive guar
violent
electric
storm
there
Sunday
are entered oil my book* a» regular
many niore are simply catarrh—that i«, I
|
a
short
time
sources
of
each
part
of
the
state.
for a Big Alfalfa Harvest.
antee. 25 cts. Money refunded if
patient* aud are treated by o rresjeind-
evening that has ever visited tha* With such an exhibit, one complete
chn-nie
inflammation of the mucooe
W. J Stockman, a wheat raiser • nee 1* very much larger. Hundreds of
you are not satisfied. Send to us fot
hniiig, of wh: h organ is affected. Any
rain
soaked
the
ground
section.
The
in
every
detail
one
showing
th»-
!
from
Helix,
is
in
the
c»,y
today
Mr
show
Echo. June 1.—A refreshing
are’recetve«i and an»wer«l free
a free sample. W. H. Hooker & Co.
internal remedy t'. at will cure catarrh
great benefit to th* whole of Oregon’s productiveness and | Stockman believes, although the dry letter«
every day.
A vet greater tnuitituiie
er fell here last night which was of well and was of
in one iocat.'n will cure it in any other
Buffalo. N. Y.
Walla Union
crops
—
Walla
what
each
section
of
the
state
can
take*
mv
cata-rfi
remedy,
Ptmna,
and
weather
has
made
the
wheat
look
location. Thia iff-why Parana ha* te-
material benefit.
CMICHEST£fi*S ÛNQUSH
do the visiting people of the East sickly, that it has a good average are cur»-d, of » bom 1 never hear. Rome
'•ome so jr.-tlv famous in the cure of fe
Citizens’ Association.
Celebration at Long Creek.
ll s.<
I’ cure* catarrh wber-
here in search of homes, could judge ebanev for a good average yield If of this latter class write me years after
er lo-atrd. It* cure* remain. Firu*
Chairman L. A. Osteb has called a
The citizens of ixmg Creek. Grant the state and pick the locality in sufficient rainfall comes soon, a big tleir euro.
■
VH<l«»aI az*.t Vwly (»fiauta«.
es not palliate—it cure*.
“ I n-ver allow a name published ex
meeting of the Citizens' Association county are preparing for a monster which they wish to settle far more crop Is sure, as tbe stand is not yet
¿
ar < liliHE'T! I:
.’ Nt.LISM
"■Health and Beaurv.” ~>-nt free by Tbo
cept b» the written cor.-ent of the
for Friday evening. June 5. at 7:3" Fourth of July celebration
easily and readily than by any injured.
ia HE I* ar ■ 5-wM
- tea. saaM
Peruna Med:- :n- < o_ r. nmboa. OLza»
tauenk Wo make no charge at atv
■ ■ S bisen»»
TwL- »»• »tber. Bffk—
j
’
clock.
at
his
office
for
the
purpose
amount
of
scattered
ann
abortive
ad
hatfti-ei«
I at*«»« a»d 1*M b »
of discussing the advisability of send
tUsa. U r r'
er -• <
vertising.
ing a delegation to represent the in
•« ' •Erllrfft«t la.'tr»-*
• ’<
Appropriations by County Courts.
COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION
eff, -.« < an operation, were held at
tana Vail t « o« «>
w», u a.«
terests of the association at the
• aT D-kfg •
< k. ’tr«:, » I •»►al
the residence of Wilitem Anderson
The competition is made competi
ktowar-pv
»’-rftae»
’»ML.
vemi-annual irrigation convention to
Discusses Prospect for a Creamery,
Sunday morning. Rev G H. Gibbs
tive in order to arouse added interest
oe held at Baker City in this month
and Eider R L Cartwright conducted
among the farmers and producers i
New Books for th« Library. State
STRONG TESTIMONY.
Other matters of importance will
the services. The remains were taken
over the state. County pride will help
Fa r Exhibit and New O R & N.
'ome up also for the consideration of
to Weston and interred
to stimulate private interest, and a
This is Pendleton Testimony and Will '.he association at
this meeting. PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSE.
De-><
FARMERS
ARE
REJOUIS
grand exhibit will result Already the
RETURNED FROM WHITMAN
A Very Pretty Wedding.
Stand Investigation.
Echo will surely send a full delega-
Th« Commercial Association met
NICE PROGRAM RENDERED. . western part of the state and as far
OVER THE RECEÑI RAINS.
the
irrigation
association
COLLEGE
FOR
VISIT
HOME
I
A
very
p>retty home wedding took
ion
to
you
should
doubt
the
following
If
last evening at its hall in regular
south as Jackson county have awak
; lace at the bom« of Mr and Mrs
and wish to investigate, you haven’t Meeting, as no doubt very important
monthly session and in the absence
ened
to
the
desirability
of
a
good
Thoma* Taylor, las: Sunday. May 31.
to go to some other state in the unior natters will come before it.
Inland Telephone System Considera . presentation of their resources, and Two Well-Known Citizen* Are on the of the president and vice-president
R. B Stanfield and daughter re
Mamage of Miss Ethel Taylor With wh«-n their daughter Miss Ethel, was
to prove it. It’s not a long story pub
T.
C.
Taylor
presided
over
the
meet
bly Damaged by Electrical Storm— . the county courts hare offered from
Sick List—Mix-.-Needed Road Work
iished in Pendleton newspapers about •urned from Pendleton this morning
L. B. Banka—Successful Operation united in marr.age to Mr L B. Banka,
ing
( | $if*ki to $300 as a private premium to
tie Rev. A. J. Adams of the Presby
Helix Lady Has Returned From an
is m Progress. Greatly Improving
a resident in Kalamazoo. Mich., oi »here Mr. Stanfield has been work
for the Removal of a Cancer—Dcat'- ter.aa church officitulng.
I
the
people
for
the
best
exhibits.
Tbe
Thanks
From
women
’
s
Club.
Tampa. Fla. It's about a resident of ing on the assessment rolls for the
Extended Tour of the Northwest— western part of the state is cogniz
the Highways—Dance at Holdman
J.
B
Whiteman.
of Mrs.
A communication was received
The bride, accompanied by her
Pendleton and given in his own words >ast week, and where the daughter
Fishing Season Well Under Way.
ant of the advantages to be derived
Hall June 12.
from Mrs. C B Wade, the president
father, was very becomingly attired
ras been attending school.
No stronger proof can be had.
from
the
fair,
and
are
working
hard
Milton. Ore., June 3.—Mrs. W .8. in a gown of pure white and earned
of the Woman's Club, in which she
Farmers are making active pre
H. A. Thompson, retired, who lives
Helix. June 2—The thunder storm for it, but the board does not want it
Holdtnan. June 1.—Mrs B K Hoyt thanked the club in behalf of the Mayberry left yesterday aftermna for a bouquet of white roses, the gift
on Stonewall Jackson street says: parations for the coming alfalfa har that jiassed over Helix Sunday even to be a one-sided show, and are after is on the sik list
Women's Club, for the use of tbe hal. Moro. Ore, to visit her sister Mrr. of Miss Nora Laws.
“My kidneys troubled me by spells vest and are employing quite a num ing did quite a little damage to the the stock, agricultural and horticul
Grandma Clarke is very low
during the year passed. and for the G. N Bolton. She will also go to
G. A. Cowl acted as best min <nd
for 10 years .and at such times with ber of men
Inland telephone. The fuses were tural exhibits of the eastern country.
The farmers of this vicinity are courtesy of the librarian and use of Lebanon to visit her mother, Mrs. J. Miss Emma McMinn was bridesmaid.
a steady dull aching across my back.
Night Operator at Huntington.
burned out and also blew the plugs
The matter will be placed in the greatly rejoicing over the shower of tbe library.
R Smith, and w;I! probably be gone They ¡eft Sunday afternoon, midst a
I used large quantities of various
Henry D. Patterson, who has been from the swithboard.
bands of a progressive and energetic rain Sunday evening
.hree months.
Money From the Sturgis Fund,
shawer of rice and old shoes, for
kinds of medicines said to be good llling the position of operator for the
The Helix school closed last Fri man from each county and the board
Frank Wells leaves in a few days
Miss Lida Neil has resumed ter Heppner, where Mr Banks has a posi
Dr. Vincent, I the chairman of the
for it. but they never benefited me 3. R. & N. here ior the past month. day with a picnic, and also splendid ?xpects great results to spring from for his new home tn the Camas
library committee, reported that tbe work at the central telephone office tion with Minor ± Company
enough so that I could notice it. Fi :n the absence of Operator C. S. yrogram was rendered, which was their efforts
I Prairie
Sturgis fund had on hand between after a few days of Illness.
nally I got a box of Doan's Kidney- Mudge, left last night for Huntington pronounced elegant
Mrs G H Schubert left Tuesday $'■»* and $4<«> to be expended for new
Mrs John S Kees. accomparied by
Will Send the Best to St. Louia.
Pills at the Brock &. McComas Co «-here he has a position as night op
Clint Kern, who has been absent
morning for a visit with her parents books He reported th<- fund to be her little son. Thomas is id town the
Another
reason
why
tbe
state
drug store and I found them to be ?ratc>r
Harry' made quite a num from Helix a few weeks, returned Sat-
tn a satisfactory condition and the guest of Miss Jennie Dykes.
should have the best exhibit that at Alba
just what I needed. They went right per of friends during his short stay urday night
Mrs Bert Steele, of Juniper, was a finances to be in good shape
J. D. Campbell and E W. Bali
ever
»as
gathered
for
tbe
coming
to the spot and not only relieved my sere, and his accommodating ways
Mr John A Gross, of Walla Walla,
visitor in the Canyon Saturday
came down from Connell. Wash.. Sat
Creamery and Milk Condenser.
backache, but cured it permanently ind genial disposition promise for was in Helix last week looking after fair, la that the best of the whole, the
The Holdman boys are using the
urday. where they have a large trac t
cream of the Oregon exhibit, will be
I will be only too pleased to tell aim a successful future
A letter was received from Mr • o; wheat land
his farming interests
new bridge on Main street for a
shipped
to
St
IxMtis
for
the
World
’
s
others about the merits of this reme-
Hem
low.
who
is
desirous
of
installing
I
Mrs. Gulliford came down some
Dr .Mann and wife of Pendleton. Fair of 1904.
training ground for teaching their
Dallas Garred.
is attending
dy.”
a creamery and milk condensing | Whitman College. who
days ago to visit her sons here.
Mann's
spent Sunday with Mrs
horses lo jump
spent Saturday ar.d
From
the
exhibit
at
the
state
fair
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
plant
here,
saying
that
he
was
now
brother. John Scott, of this place
The road work is still in progress,
Sunday with his parents. Mr. and
cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Echo. June 2.—H. G. Newport an<!
O. M Richardson and daughters It is hoped to get the bulk of Oregon’s
great Improvement to the coun-. on his way to the east, but on his Mrs. C J Moss
Buffalo. N. Y., sole agents for the >on began work on the Heckle ditch Gladys and Blnnlre, returned to their general exhibit, and each article It is a
return trip he would stop in Pendle
Mrs J B Whiteman died Satur
try.
United States.
last Saturday and Sunday evening home in Weston Monday- morning taken will be credited to the county
A dance will be given at the Hold ton and investigate the conditions day at her home in Freewater, and
from
which
it
is
»ent.
For
this
rea
Remember the name—DOAN'S— the water was running through the Mrs Richmond remained with her
here,
and
look
into
the
feasibility
ot
:
was buried Saturday in the Ford
son it is desirable that the l-’opk- of man Hail June 12 Everybody cor building a factory at this place.
and take no other.
litch as far as the Butter Creek road sister. Mrs Basile
dially Invited.
cemetery
Funeral serivces were
the
entire
state
interest
themselves
crossing. This is what is known as
As to a State Fair Exhibit
.Mrs. G. W Knight is expected in the coming fair Messrs Wisdom
conducted by Eider R. L, Cartwright.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
l)r C. J. Smith was present aud
the old Hunt ditch, or canal, which home from an extended trip in parts
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Misses Olive and Hazel Jennings
i mad« nome c marks on the subject ot were here Sunday from their home at
was started some lo years ago an-: of Washington and Idaho, with rela and Wehrung will endeavor to place
in the County Court of the State of Ore
tae
i
matter
of
the
Umatilla
exhibit
in
Also for Custody of Children and providing for an exhibit at the state Walla Walla visiting friends
gon. for Umatilla County—Sitting in eut a distance of about six miles. If tives and friends
tbe
fair next fall He was there in behalf
the present company completes it.
Probate.
John Scott went to Athena venter- will hands of a Pendleton man who
Mr and Mrs. William Nichols left
Cancellation of a Lease.
see that Umatilla has full and
in tbe Matter of the Estate ot Frederick they will reclaim a large area of very- day to join a hunting i>arty
ot Pn sident Wehrung and Sec retary today fur Union to visit their son.
fair
- ■ -ns. Ueceased.
representation
not
only
at
Sa
A
suit
has
been
filed
by
El<-anore
Wisdom
of
the
fair
board,
and
urged
valuable land.
Bowman, the Photographer
The families of Ben Stanton. Ed lem. tn the fall, but at St, Ixiuls in
Notice hi hereby given that James Dor
Payord against her husband. Adalord the association to take actiou and G A. Nichols.
ran. as administrator of the estate ol
Brotherton and Henry Peterson went 19<i4
J R. Short, of Kiiibridgi Ore. is
As the Most Popular Lady.
Payord
and
Hugh
Bell,
asking
for
Special
rate for the next 60 days
Frederick Stevens, deteased, has filed with
see that Umatilla county sent an ex
Mrs. Lulu Harwood received the on a fishing excursion near Hing-
the Clerk of the above entitled Court, his
divorce from Payord ami the cancel hibit that would be worthy of the here on a brief visit.
ham
Springs.
Mrs
William
Ptorsytbe
is
expected
tlnal account and report, and said Coun highest number of votes as the most
On« cabinet photo of the baby free
lation of a lease held by Bell upon section not only at the state fair, but
ha* appointed lo o'clock in the forenoon popular lady and therefore got the Was a Delegate to State I. O. o. F. OPINIONS FORM SUPREME
home this evening from Wai la Walla,
certain lends beion<,ing to the plain- at the St. lx>uis exhibition in 1904.
<.f Monday the Mf day of July. I!ki3. be
Until July 1st I will give shsuiutelr tree owe
COURT
HAVE
BEEN
FILED.
where she went two weeks ago to sum
by the
Tarnor Barger returned last Sat
ing a day of the next regular term o> fine sewing machine given
t If
pic cstanet photo of any baby '.rvs thsa
In Relation to a New Depot.
have
a
cancer
removed.
The
opera
«aid Court to be held in July. 1903, as th» Echo ltend & Lumber Comp-ay This urday evening from Portland, where
t»o
years old Bring them in say day except
The 'ilait tiff is an Indian residing
A committee was appointed upion tion »as very successful and she iir- S-turlay.
time, and tbe County Court Boom, in the jnique method of allowing a vote fur
All the Cases Are of Considerable In
u that i- my S uit dar Fus the Bant«
he went as an I O. O. F. delegate to
u|s>n the re servation. aDd s >e alleges the solicitation of the Women's Club
«.'otinty Court House, in the City of Pen
length
ot time t will make a
ILL CABINET
proved rapidly.
terest. Involving the Rights of Umj. that she was married tc the defend
dleton. Umatilla County. State of Oregon, every purchase amounting to 25 cents the grand lodge, which convened in
P
h
oTU
at
children or aitali for Zw Don't atiaa
t'.
urge
upon
tbe
O.
R.
«
N.
company
as the place, when and where all person» wsb adopted some time ago by this Portland.
this opmir-.uuity of getting «a artiat-.c well
tilla and Union County People—In ant at Walla Walla. June 29, 1893. the desirability of building a new de
Visitors From Missouri.
finished stetere of yo-jr little osso »baotelely
having any objections or exceptons to sain comi»any and Mis. Harwood received
formation Received Through Major and that he since that time has cru pot as soon as convenient. The
A Pleasant Dance.
final account and report, or desiring tc
Mr and Mrs Fred Stokes, of Plev- free R- member the place Main street, near
Among
make any exceptions thereto, or to an) a total of nearly S. imio votes
elly
beat
and
assaulted
her
and
has
A social dance given at the home
ladies have received hints that the ns. Mo., were in town over Sunday »he bridge.
Moorhouse.
matter or thing done by said Adminis
others that received high votes were ot Mr. and Mrs. William Shannon
kiMil her property without her company would build a more modern and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W
trntor during his administration,
musi Mrs. Kennison. Miss Boyd and Mrs.
The supreme court has written
Saturday evening was well attended. opinions on four more of the appeal knowledge or consent. Wherefor, building provided sufficient induce S. Mayberry.
ir-u-nt the same, and the said final a<-
count and report shall then and there be Willis.
Excellent music was furnished A cases heard by them while here in she prays for divorce, for the custody ment could be brought to bear upon
Representatives to State Lodges.
acted upon and settled.
Mrs. Lula Harwood, daughter of good time in general.
of her children and the cancellation it. The committee consisted of F. W
This notice Is pnbllbed pursuant to ai> R. G. Newport, railroad contractor.
session and have transmitted the of the lease
I can heartily recommend Acker's
Jacob
Clems returned
Sunday
Balleray
A
CcCourt
Vincent. T. W. Ayres and L. Cohen. from Albany.
order ot the Honorable George A. Hart
same to Clerk »tee Moorhouse.
Ore.,
where
Tablets
for dyspepsia and stomach
he
had
been
are
the
attorneys
for
the
plaintiff
man. Judge of the above entitled Court, leaves Echo this evening for Omaha
ACCIDENT AT MILTON.
After the transaction of the routine
Three of them are Umatilla coun
attending a meeting of the state troubles. 1 have been suffering for
to join her husband, Mrs. Harwood
mad* this 18th dav of May, lfk»3.
business
the
meeting
adjourned.
JAMES DORRAN.
eight months and tried many reme
grange
has been the manager of the Butter Passenger Thrown Violently to the ty cases and one is from Union coun
BANKRUPTCY HEARING.
Administrator of the estate of Frederick
Mr and Mrs H. L, Frazier and dies without relief, until I got Acker's
Creek telephone for some time and Ground in Trying to Catch a Train. ty.
Stevens, deceased.
THREE SALES YESTERDAY.
Mrs. C E Berry have gone to Walla Dyspepsia Tablets, which I used only
leaves a host of friends here.
Attest :
W D. CHAMBERLAIN,
The case of Joseph Martin, respond
W H Stamper, of Weston, a pas ent. vs John Martin, appellant, is an Meeting of Creditors and Others In
County Clerk
I Walla to attend the Grand Lodge of a short time and am now perfectly
I. H. Chase, of Portland, is doing
terested
Before
Referee
Fitz
Ger
Property,
Made
by
Rihorn
All of City
senger on train No. 41. was seriously appeal from Union county, and is a
well. Thanking you for the speedy
1 the I. O. O. F and Rebekah's.
the town today.
ald.
A Swaggart.
CONTEST NOTICE
injured at Milton this afternoon in suit to declare a trust iu persona!
recovery. I am gratefully yours. Fran
Funeral of Gordon McLean.
the train while in property and for an accounting. In
The first meeting of the creditors
cis I. Gannor, Vancouver. Wash. Send
The real estate firm ot Rihorn A
MONEY, NOTES AND ACCOUNTS. trying to get on
Funeral services of Gordou Mc to W H. Hooker & Co.. Buffalo. Ji.
Department ot the Int-rior, U. S. Land Othee
motion.
made three
September, 1896, the plaintiff trans of the bankruptcy of William Miller, Swaggert yesterday
La brande, Oregon, Annl 30, i'.KS
Lean.
who
died
in
Spokane
from
the
He was thrown violently to the ferred to his son. the defendant, seven of Athena, was held today at 10 transfers in city property.
Y . for a free trial package. (Nothing
A sufficient contest affidavit haring been More Taxpayers Swell the List With
fil-d in this office by Welcome Walter, con
ground and severely cut about the promissory notes by indorsements o'clock before Thomas Fitz Gerald,
like them.) F. W Schmidt $ Co.,
The cottage and fraction of a lot
Cash Assessments.
testant, against Homestead -ntry No.
head and face. One
*
foot was also and a bill of sale,
druggists.
plaintiff al- acting as referee for the United on Thompson Street, belongiug to
made October --th 1'«)#, for D>t s. Sec. 13, Lot-
C. P Strain, county assessor fur badly cut. He was brought to hla leges a sale in trust The
States district court.
I an I 2 and WUNE', and NW', fig' ace. .•».
Mrs. M. A. Sheridan, was sold to Mrs.
;
the
defendant
Tp 2 N„ R 31 M.W.M.. ny Walur H. Hughe«, nishes the East Oregonian with the home at Weston, and while he is se
Fred Kershaw, of Athena.
Martha J. Hendricks for 11.800.
an absolute sale. The action was
e ntes ee, in which it is alleged that
W alter following additional list of taxpayers
riously Injured, his condition Is not brought to recover.
pointed trustee of the estate and
The house and lot owned by Mrs
H. Hush-s has not lived upon or cultivat<d
The
circuit
said tract of land or in any (manner compiled who have given cash and accounts, necessarily dangerous.
court found for the plaintiff. The property of the petitioner In bank E. Brown, on Tuscan street. was sold
with tne Homestead law sine- September, 118)1 ; The work of assessment is progress-
supreme court modified the decision ruptcy and his bond was fixed at to N E. Ehrhart, for $900.
that be bas abandoned ».nd land and has not
very satisfactorily and the out-
Real Estate Transfers.
M Leerer sold to Charles Barquitt
been a resident of Umatilla County since Sep
of the lower court by eliminating a 11,000.
side
deputies
hav»-
about
fl
nished
Insect pewder and Poultry
teuiber, r»l; that »aid alleged absence from
Joseph Hoch and wife have sold to charge for interest collected, and in
W. E. Young, Charles Norris and a house and lot on Garden Street, for
Baidland was not due to his employm-ntii
their work:
Smith A. Alloway, lots 1. 2. 3. 4, 5. all else affirmed the former decision. C A. Barrett were appointed apprais 11.200.
the Army, Navy or Marine Cor pa of tbe Cnete-i
Supplies,
also Hav, Grain
Money.
Notes. 10. 11. 12. 13 and 14. all in block 54 The opinion was written by Justice ers of the estate. The examination Of
States aa a private soldier, omcer. seaman or
. $1590 $
marine, daring tbe war with Spain, or during G. W. Hansell ........
I nthe reservation addition to Pendle R. S. Beau. W. W. Ramsey repre petitioners was set for June 17, at M
Horse Taken Up
and Feed.
any other war in which the United States maj Gott. Schwank ........
2500 ton. The consideration was $5.500. sented the appellant and T. H. Craw o'clock in the morning.
be engaged
to mv place, nine miles north-
Came
1200
Wm.
Clark
.............
....
300
Anna Beagle and Mansil Beagle ford the respondent.
Said parties are hereby notified t» appear re
April 17. 1903, one
west of Pendleton,
_
spond and offer evidence touching such al Jesse Moore ....
. . . . 1000
her husband, have sold to l-anra B
Struck by Lightning.
J. N. Walker, appellant, vs. The
dark
bay
mare,
had
halter on. brand
legations at lu o’clock A M. on J nete, lku; , O. F. Thomson . . .
465
loo
Perrin for $2,000, the south half of First National Bank of Athena and
before Joe H. Parkes, a Notary Public, at Pen
Shooting out of an apparently clear ed pot hook on left shoulder, bind feet
450
dleton, Oregon, and that final hearing will be David McCarty . .. . . .
the southwest quarter of section 20 Hugh Mcljcan. respondents. Is an ap- sky, a stray Ixilt of lightning struck white, two splits in the left ear, shod
held at lOo’clock A M on June22. 1903. betore Craig Thorn ........... .... 1200
137 129 East Alta St.
in township 2 north of range 34.
isal from the circuit court of Uma the flag pole on top of the Walla all round, weight 1,000 pounds, age
toe K-g’»ter and Receiver at the Unl.ed Slates W. R. Parker ..........
.... 300
Nancy E Ehrhard today transfer tilla county. It |s an action brought Walla Athletic Club building In West about 10 years. Owner of above de
Land Office in La Gnnde, Oregon.
The said i-ont-stant having, lu a proper affi John W. Duncan ... .... 1000
2000 red to Thomas G. Hailey for $7,000. for the alleged conversion of 1020 Alder, at 7 o’clock Tuesday morning,
davit. fille 1 April 30, i9 3, set forth tacts which Bertha Spargur .... .... 1080
150 lots 1, 2, 3 and 4. and the southeast sacks of flour manufactured from tore a huge hole in tbe roof and scribed animal can secure same by
show that, after cue diligence, personal ser
calling at my place and paying all
Frank
Spike
............
....
300
quarter of the southwest quarter of wheat belonging to plaintiff.
vice ot this notice cannot 6« made, it la hereby
The ranging downward, passed within a charges.
ordered and directed that such notice be henry Baumgardner ... 300
section 22 in township 3 north of court below held that the defendants few Inches of S. S. Bettman, mana
D HOWDYSHELU
given by due and uroper publication.
W. H. Boyd ........... .... 500
400 range 33 east, containing 163 acres. were not liable for the conversion ger of the club, who was asleep on
E. W. BARTLETT, Register
Pendleton, Ore. Í
J S. McLeod
40 000
Ernest Eggerth and wife have sold and the plaintiff appealed. The judg the second floor. Except for a rude
Cha-s. H. Miller . . . . .... 1000
1800 to James M. Slack for $2,500, lots 1, ment of the lower court was affirmed awakening by the blinding flash and
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Cavalry Horses Wanted.
J. G. Hamilton ........ .... 150
2. 3. 4, 5, 14. 15 and 16. In block 2 of in an opinion by Justice R 8. Bean. report and the sound of splintered
In tbe County Court of tbe State of Oregon
The government inspector will be
G. W. Hunt ........... .... 150
for Umatilla County.
Edgewood addition to Pendleton.
R. G. Slater was the attorney for ap timbers. Mr. Bettman was uninjured, In Pendleton June 3, for the purpose
In the metier ot the estate of Joeeph L Stub
W. B. Hamilton . .... 150
pellant, and Balleray & McCourt for but considers he had a narrow escape of Inspecting and receiving cavalry
bledeld, deceased.
F.
W.
Andrews
...
.
....
300
Entertained at Adams.
Notice is hereby given to tbe creditors of
respondents.
from serious injury and possibly horses. Persons having horses suita
Chas.
H.
Bartholomew
.
.
and all person» having claims against the
750
Tomorrow morning the ladies of
The case of J. A. Horseman, and death.—Walla Walla Statesman.
state of Josrpn L. Stubblefield, decea-ed, to S. I. Lisle ............... ....
ble for this purpose, are Invited to
200
400 the Presbyterian Missionary Society Eugene Corley, appellants, vs. Charles
prtsent the same with tne necessary vjuebri*
bring them in on that uate for Inspec
10.000 will leave on the train for Adams, Horseman was an appeal from Uma
attached to tbe under lgued executois of said John Temple ..........
Wool Buyer to San Francisco.
ZOETH HOUSER
tion
eetate at the residence of K M. itorotny, on John C. Coomes .
.... 200
1500 where they will spend the day with tilla county. The suit was brought
of the executors of said »state, at bis residence W. J. Chastain ....
Jacob
Sheuerman.
a
wool
buyer
of
2685
Mrs.
Ralston,
of
that
place.
The
near Milton, Oregon, within six months after
to secure the surrender of certain
Attention Sheepmen
_ for
B *
whole day will be spent enjoying the notes and mortgages given in pay Pendleton, . left this morning
the 15th day ot May. 11»;
ft. M DOROTHY, E. A. REeER.
trip to San Francisco, where he will
Interest of Milwaukee Creditors.
rurnish flue range on the
hospitality
so
kindly
accorded
them,
I
can
ment
for
property
bought
by
plaint
Exeeutora of the estate of Joseph L Subble-
8. V. Knox, one of Weston’s prom the party returning on the evening iff of defendant, and for which he tie on business for the coming mouth. Grande Ronde river, 20 miles from
neld, deceaead
H. M. RICE, Freewater
Elgin; land owned by private parties
inent attorneys, was in the city to train
offered the equivalent in money which
WANTED—YOUR ORDERS
FOR
EN day in the interest of the Milwaukee
Arent tor Umatilla County *
Address
Box
44.
La
Grande,
Or.
The
mill
of
the
Lady
Smith
Lum
the
defendant
refused
to
accept,
e Walkst, City Agant for hand Iman
giased cards, wedding Inrltatlona, etc. :
I "Unii bjrupk
AU
the
principal
mines
of
the
Cor-
creditors
of
William
Miller,
of
Athe
ber
Company
of
Naniamo,
B.
C.,
was
The court decreed to dismiss the suit.
100 engraved vtaitlng cards with plate.
In times S»».<1 by
A man's avoirdupois has nothing to
Baker county, and the plaintiff appealed. Justice destroyed by fire Monday, loss <25.-
41 50: additional cards in future, $1 per na, whose petition lu bankruptcy was nucopia district in
Daily East Oroganian by Hrriw,
do
with
his
greatness
or
smallness.
hundred
Tbe Fast Oregonian.
have closed down.
up for hearing today.
I only 15 conta a waak.
0011.
C. E Wolverton modified the first
Hair Vigor
Gray Hair
jsJ^eelev
Gr«
INDIGESTION
i
P ennyroyal
pills
SufferedEightMcnlhs
Lee’s Lice Killer
(? F. Colesworthy
I
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