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I— te . I o'clock by a harvest hand who hap paned <o be riding near the »tack He Ho ' immediately gallo|>e<l to the nearest crew and then went on to where 15 railroad men were lolling in the shade. The harvest crew responded ( quickly and by «lint of hard work man VISITORS FROM OMAHA TWO CARS OF FAT CATTLE aged to xav«« 4<bt sacks. It wax too BEING LOADED TODAY hot for the railroad men and they i HAVE RETURNED HOME. watched th«' thick clouds of smoke to I I Factory for Manufacture of Water ascend without making an effort Athena Now Has a Meat Market- assist the overworked crew. — LABORER HORSEWHIPPED. Harvest Hand Receives Severe Treat ment Near Walla Walla, THOUSANDS OF FAIR WOMEN HERALD PRAISES FOR PE-RU-NA Charged with having attempte«! to rape an old woman, .1 harves. ,iau J 1 named Ray wax unmercifully horse- whipped by a tbrexhlng crew near Hadley station last night, xays ' Walla Walla Statexrnai). After whipping. Ray was ordered off How To Find Ont. Hoist Being Enlarged—Mr. Davis Teacher« in the Public School» place. As he sped away, a snot fired after hint. Fill a bottle or common glass with your of Butter Creek Will Build a Dwell WEDNESDAY S LOCALS. Have Been Chosen for the Ensuing Ray came to Walla Walla water and let it stand twenty-four hours ; ing — Mrs. John Barker Elected Del Year—E. A. Dudley'« Wheat Aver- ntorniug and showed a number of a sediment or set the K. R. Sharp, of Athena, wax in egate to M. E. Conference. ' cut» and welts on his legs, where the tling indicates«!! aged Forty-One Bushel«. city on business today. unhealthy cou- lashes fell. He wax highly indignant ' «iition of the kid E. A. Rider, of Athena, spent the Echo. Ore.. Aug IL—T. C. I Hensue Athena. Aug 9.—Mrs. A. R. Urart- at the brutal treatment he received, neys ; if it stains the Portland cattle buyer, is tafMMag day in the city Tuesday. ley, MI sh Grace Bradley and Master and threatentHl to have the whole crew- your linen it is two cars of fat steers here to»i ay, H. Hill, a cattleman of Antolo|>e, is Anthouy Bradley, after a pleasant arrested. but later chang««d his mind evidence of kid w u.ch he purchased ot R«>l*'ri I Stand- the guest of the Pendleton. visit here and al Walla Walla starte«i and left for another part of the coun ney trouble; too field. try on the return home to Omaha David Home, of McKay, is in the frequent desire Tb«' whipping, he claimed, was the Mr. and Mrs A. King, of Forest F. B. Van Cleave returned froi-i city on a short business trip. to pass it or pain Grove, were the guests of Mr. and result of spite work on the part of Pendleton this morning and has com- in the back is W. Ely. of Echo, transacted tinsi Mrs. Barnett of thia city the first of several members of th«- harvtmt crew meueed enlarging his bul'ding for th« ness in Pendleton yesterday. also convincing proof that the kidneys the week | who have hu<i "it in for him" for some manufacture of his water Loisting ma ami bladder are out of onler. i chine which he recently patented. W. J. Bates, of Grass Valley, is in T. J. B«al. oi Milton. has returned time. Ax an excuse for the whipping What To Do. the city on a short business trip. home from the north, where he dis- the story of an attempt«*d assault on There is comfort in the knowledge so Echo, also has another inventor. C. Mrs M. Ijirkin. of Echo, was the posed of a shipment of horses at a au old woman employed in the cook often expressed, that 1H. Kilmer s S. Mudge, station agent for the O. R. good price. I wagon was hatched up. Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, & N. has invented a simple contriv- guest of the Pendleton yesterday Ray said this morning that he wax Mrs W. J. Wilkinson and «laughter, fulfills every wish tn curing rheumatism, anee which extends the length of an J Engdahl, of Helix, was in the city Miss Velma, are visiting relatives asleep when the conspirators seized pain in the hack, kidneys, liver, bladder ordinary pipe stem, about three fold, yesterday on a short business trip and every part of the urinary passage. without apitarently making it any n«-ar Goldt-ndale. Wash , where they him ami "trussed" him up to a h«-a<l- David Horne, of McKay, wax trans It corrects inability to hole! water will remain for several weeks yet. 1 «-r wagon. Honw* whips were produc- longer. It also prevents any nicotine acting business in the city yesterday and scalding pain in passing it, or l>ad Mr. B. F. Ogie leaves this morn-jed and members of the gang took turn passing to or from the pipe. This, no W. J. Homer, the insurance man ing to look after his stock effects following nse of liquor, wine or : about laying the lash on No one l>eer. anil overcomes that unpleasant ne doubt, will delight every smoker of left this morning for a brief visit at . stinted his efforts and blood soon I h - Dr. Piamondon reports John Ad cessity of being compelled to go often tobacco and will doubtless be a re Milton. ams, who received a fractured collar gan to flow. during the day, and to get up many munerative invention. Charles H. Mil When released Ray said he wax Miss Edith Perry, of Freewater, is hone to be getting alona a» well as times during the night. The mild and ler is interested with him and ’ogth’r weak from the beating and could the guest of friends in the city for a could be expected. the extraordinary effect of Sw amp-Root they have applies! for a patent. R. J. Body has again opened his hardly run when commanded to. is soon realize«!. It stands the highest The little son of C. S. Mtnlge is tew days. meat market which has been dosed he was disappearing front view a for its wonderful cures of the most «iis- seriously sick with cholera infantum. Miss Grace Ray. of Weston, is the for some time clacked and a bulk-t sped over tressmg cases. If you need a medicine At a meeting of the Citizens Asso guest of fri«>nds in Pendleton for a Dr Dell, while leading the family bead YOU should have the best. Sold by drug short time ciation heli! last night a* the effice cow across the railroad track down gists in fiftv-cent and one-dollar sizes. Mr and Mrs, T. McMahon an«l fam near the mill Saturday last, came' ElCHTY-FIVE BLOODED RAMS. Vou mat have a sample Ixittle and a of L. A. Esteb. a comtuin« consist-i ing of John Dorn. Ainas Hammer and ily, of Milton, were Pendleton visitors near getting both himself and the ■ 1»x»k that tells all Frank Spike was appointed to ascer yesterday. cow killed. The cow became bewil- Charles Cunningham Importing about it. both sent free tain whether or not the American dered and ntroatA-d the track in by mail. Address Dr. tirely New Stock. R. N. Stanfield, of Echo, was in the front of the engine The doctor hav- I Hare Packing & Cold Storag • Co. nad Kilmer & Co., Bing Charles Cunningham returned city yesterday on business connect«Nl ing hold of the roi>e it was a close | night from his trip to San Fran« Isco. hamton, N. Y. When “t »»«np-Roo« j complied with their contra«-; end were with his ranch. writing mention this paper and don't entitled to their deed. call for him. ■ when- he went sorn«- time ago to buy make any mistake, but remember the The Walter's combined harvested ■ a lot of blocxled rants for th«- restock- The committee is to report to the Mrs. M. J. Cockerline and family, name. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and association tonight at 8 o'clock and of Helix, were the guests of friends Arthur Scott's wheat last week. i ing of his flocks. While in the city the address. Binghamton, N. V. William Russell was heading on his he bought a carload of 85 Rambouilett if their report is favorable. : t«e deed in the city yesterday. Sand Hollow farm last week Mrs for the grounds on which the.r build G. W. Allen, of Kamela will outfit Bagley is chief cook in Mr Russell's , buck«, and they are now on the road ings are located will be transferred I north and will arrive in the city in a several teams in this city, for log- ♦ in fee simple. cookhouse. I day or two. While on the road they ging in the Blue mountains. Casper Woodward's wh«-at made I are stopped each day and !«•<! an<l al- The 1 adíes" Aid Society of the M. • • 27 buxh«-la on the Finley place Grant Horn, one of the prominent • > E. church, will give anoth« • of their | lowed to rest. Upon their arrival John McIntyre is hauling his wheat ■ here they will be taken from the cars delightful ice cream socials to-nor*-o-v sheepmen of the East Birch Creek district was a visitor in the city to- to the warehouse now I and resttxl in this city for a day or so night at Masonic hall. A. C. Russell was out to hi« Sand and then taken to the ranch of Mr. The members of the M. E. church, day , Hollow farm Tuesday. Mr Russell i Cunningham at a meeting last night, elected Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Hall and family John Barker a delegate to the M. E have return.««! from a three weeks' ' has th«- nicest field of young alfalfa It has been Mr. Cunningham's cus- I to be seen in this s«*etion. Conference which meets at S?« <ane trip to the Sutind country and the . tom for many years to get an entire Hysteml» catarrh causes nervousness, , John Davis has accepted a position Ion the third of September, next, and principal Washington cities, »«UV I in the Fatr store. Johnny being a ros- ! new lot of ram a each year in order p>»r appetite, tired feelings. Peruna i tries Rev. Nicholson the cvlebratid they visited relatives and friends to infuse new blood into Lis sheep. Mt-. Floren«-»- Allan. . l-autiful Chi I tier and a good boy. Manar*r ' Colfax preacher. 1 and k«*p up the standard that he has cures caiar'h wherever located. -ago girl, w rites the following from 75 flr*t-<la»« riera o' I ■ mon will make a ! T. C. Howard is in today from But- ■ set Th«- new consignment is of the IFTTtE*- Itill'l WoM»X. Fossils at Athena. Walton Place: . j him. i ter Creek to take out the finishing best that could be got in the State of -A. a tonie lor a wem out -ysum. In excavating the ltiO-foot wing at The families of Coltern M im A im rmwlt-« Letter. P E. , lumber fet his new $1.5A0 resid -nce the city well, at a distance of 14 feet California, and are as good as has Charles Gay and William Winship ever been brought to this county Miss Anna Prescott, in a letter from Perunaat*:-!, at the head tn my e»u- I which is nearing completion. below the surface periwinkle shells left Tuesday morning for an ««utlng 816 «-oath Seventh «tn-r-t, Minneapolis, :nati- -u. It- e C-eV. are truly w nderf u. Mr. Davis also ot Butter Creek, an) and the bones of some animal were near Cold Springs in the Blue moan (ln rejuvenating the entire er,tern. I Minn., writes: in a few days commence the ere t'on uncovered, says the Athena Press, by Wilt Build Seventy Stables. tains keep it on hand all the time, and nerer ‘ ■f s»i complete!} med up lati of a fin»- residence. E<l Mangan was yesterday awarded the laborers. The finding of the foe- Mr. and Mrs J 8 Smith were en fall, my appetite had failed and I felt have that • t.r-d feeling • as alewd.«^ the contract to construct 70 stable« sils leads to the belief that the flat tertained Saturday August 1 lo a tor ’ e Walla Walla County Fair As • eak and tired all the time. My drug- alwajrs mak- me fee 1 like a different JOHN W. M. GUSEMAN. at one time contained a creek bouncing baby girl. gtat ad cited me to try Peruna and the ( woman.’*—Floren.-t- Allan. { I At the meeting ot the school board socta i Ion at its grounds in the south relief I etp>ricn,ed after taking one ; Peruna wfll l«e found to effect an lm part if the city, says Funeral Was Held Yesterday—Short I the Walla J. B. Keeney Retire«. Saturday August 1, the following ' mexúate and laatln.- cure in all case- of Walla Union. The new stable« will bottle w rv truly » onderful. Sketch of His Life. J. B. Keeney, formerly of this city, teachers were elected: A L. Watts, •• I contlrued Ita me for five * eeka. , . be rushed to completion aa the time ,nd am glad to aay that my complete Z .Miss Elsa Rtxwnzweig. tt u .« 7? q r The funeral of Mr. Guseman took who has conducted a hotel at Elgin nrincipal for the first fair ia not very far off reatorattoo to health araa a happy beneficially. nthedi- AApdniucuuAmem* place yesterday afternoon, conducted for several years, has retired from the Miss Nettie Conon. Mr». B F Spar My pnees on A atches will in by the Odd Fellows of this city. Spec business. Dan Sommer, of Elgin, tak row. Miss Lizzie McKenzie. Miss lai- All work connected with the grounds aurpriae to myactf aa avell aa to my branes, azd with healthy mucous mem- Is being hurried terest you. Come in and look my trie oda. ”—?» tota Preaeoit. branes th« catarrh can Bo lungerextet. ella Craig«-n Miss McKenzie comes ial services were held at the Odd ing charge of the house. line over. G«xxl watches the kind from Adams and Mrs Sparrow from Fellows' hall at 4:15 p. m. R«v. E. that keep time. #6.50 and up. They have not yet de la Grande B. Jones, chaplain of Integrity l.««dge. I om . but then it 1« ch*-ap«-r than im cided on the eighth grade teacher read a sketch of the deceased and porting breadstnff For the reason IS Jewel Waltham or El^in E A. Dudley's wheat west of town delivered a short address, after which that th«’ «ost of producing wh«-at in q averaged «1 bushels to the acre Mr the pa!l-l>earers took charge, convey ¡•e Uni’«M Kingdom U »0 great, that Dudley's gtsin wax harvested with a ing the body to Olney cemetery, country imports about j ,000 Every kind of watch work combined where the impressive and beautiful bush«-ls of wheat annually The turned out prompth . Satisfaction < » ritual service of the Odd Fellows was wheat crop raised in that country NEW TRACT IN MALHEUR or no charges. YIELD FOR 1903 WILL BE followed, laying to rest all that was GRAIN HAY IS ONLY supplies the natives with flour less TEACHERS* EXAMINATION A MODERATE CROP. I THREE BILLION BUSHELS than three month» In the year. The COUNTY BEING WATERED. mortal of John William Guseman. Mr. Guseman was born in Preston JEWELER OPTICIAN United States is the greatest wheat- Sixteen Applicants for County and county. West Virginia, near Terra 815 Main St. raising country and exported 178.000.- Six for State Papers. Harvest Season in Different Coun Alta. January 25, 1859. and died at the Alfalfa is Turning Out Well—Grass K» bushels of wheat for export be Atl a Cost of $75.000 W.ll Compiate 23 In the absence of Professor J. E. tries—Coat of Producing Wheat— tween July 180! and April of 1903 Miles of Ditch and Imgat; 35 000 St. Joseph hospital, in Pendleton. Or . hoppers Are Making Some Trouble Cherry, the principal of the Adams August 10. 1903. being at the time of Average Profit Per Acre in all the Most of this grain was shipped to of Land—All Good Alfalfa Acres —Fine Range in the Mountains— school, and one of the examining bis death 44 years. 6 months an<l If» Uverpool. and some of it to the Great Wheat Belts of the World. Soil. board. County Superintendent J. F. Uncommonly Hot weather of Late. I Philippine«. China and Japan j days of age. Nowlin and William Valandlngbam Mr. Guseman was a farmer and en The wh«*at harvest, which <om- Ten million men and several mil There a anea» *rngating enter an* conducting the examlnat.on for but devoted gineer by profession Kidge. Aug. I*«.—K. F. Fahrnwald lion women are in the midst of the I meme« in January, travels north- prise proposed for Eastern Oregon in county and state lertiflcates at the most of his time to the latter profes came near having a serious runaway ward throughout the year, The greatest wheat harvest in the history the region of the Malheur valley and The sion for several years past. He was last woek. He had finished mowing circuit court room today of the world. It Is estimated that the month of January finds the harvest along the Sliver rirer. says the North never marrieo. and squarol his t«»am up to the rake plicants were called together wheat crop tins year will reach three er» «fgaged in gathering the wheat west Hom«-seeker and Investor This ' He had been sick more or less since ami hitch«M ots- trace, when the morning at 10 o'clock and were given billion bushels, by far the largest ever i if Australia. New Zealand. Chili and is a territory that cannot be ui.—zo their first questions. last October, but lately grew rapidly horses started an«t ran in a circle till The work of harvesting ! Argentine; February and March, up- •or agricultural purposes until water There are six applicants for slate gatberod worse, until his physicians decided they dislodged themselves. j >er Egypt and surrounding countries; commenced in January down in the is thus artificially applied, but esti- that nothing but an operation would William Futt«?r and sons, of Ukiah, papers and 16 for county certificates, South American countries and ends j April, lower Egypt. India. Syria. Cy matt-d to be one of the best chances save him: but even tnts failed, and he have mowed and stacked their hay. and the applicants come from all over in December in Burmah and Wales. prus. Persia. Asia Minor ami Cuba; In the West for the purposes of irri ■ the county and there are some from bowed to the inevitable. It turned off a fair yield .M«-an while the supply of brvadstuu • May, Florida. Texas. Algeria Central gation. and where crops will yield ' Walla Walla Both examinations are Since 1883 Mr. Guseman has mad ■ i Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rust an«! family for the next year will nave been gath I Asia. China and Japan; June. Califor- enormously. I tiia. Oregon. .Mississippi. Alabama. his home in the West, residing much and Mix* Minnie Hinkle, made a trip leing conducted at the same time and ered and shipped to th«- markets. There was some work done on this the county examinations will be fin of the time in California but for to Pendleton this week. They are | Georgia. North Carolina. Utah, vol ditch during the past year, but it was . Wb.-at is the oldest cereal of which some time past had made bis home in now taking an onting at ljehmar. ished Friday evening and the state • orado. Missouri. Turkey. Greece. not completed and could not be put , there is any record, being spoken of ' Italy. Spain. Portugal, and the south will close Saturday. Pendleton. Springs for awhile. The following teachers are present in the Bible as the "staff of Ute." and • ■>( Fran«-e: July. New England. New In operation. The company which Walter Warner, of Pendleton, is at owned the right has made negotia known to have existed 2 7«"« years 1« AMufeftrity, Finest Fhvor, LOCATE AT NORTH POWDER. present visiting at the home of his trying for county certificates: Misses C. The exact source of wheat, wheth York. Pennsylvania, and the tier of tions with a number of substantial Lucy Moasie. Ukiah; Imla E Keller, sister. Mrs. P E. Fletcher. states westward of the Rocky moun Cmtest Stren^h, tasontbit frkes. Iona Marsh. Weston; er in India. Persia or Egypt 1« un tains Roumania. Bulgaria. Austria- business men of Weiser. Idaho, whe i Prominent Umatilla County Citizens The Misses Mary and Grace Whit Pendleton: will complete the ditch and turn <1 Grace L, Ray. Weston; Kitty Sharp. known. but the first wheat crops of Hungary. south of Russia. Germany. Will Open General Merchandise taker are visiting an aunt in Wash Athena; Susie Knowlton. Pendleton; any <ons»-quen«e were found along Switzerland and the south of Eng- ter on the land. ington I Store in Union County. The consideration of sale for the ; PORTLAND. OREGON. Bessie Palmer. Athena; Ena E. Uren, the Nik* river ’and; August. Minnesota. North and Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Cate and the j T. J. Ennis, who has resided at Rit younger members of their family are Pendleton; Edna Rider. Athena; Eth Modern methods <>( Lar,e»ting grain South Dakota. Canada. Great Brlt-iin. ditch as constructed was $4o.tK«i and ter for the past few years, and W. J. reported to have start««d for Wallowa el O. Reid. Heppner; Bessie Ryan. have invaded many of the foreign Netherland and Central Russia; Sep it will require a further ex;«endlture of over $3« i « hm to complete the work j Cavender, formerly in the mercantile county to visit their daughter. Mrs. Walla Walla; Theresa M. Parker, lands since Mr. Cyrus McCormick tember and October. Scotland. Nor When completed it will be 23 miles business at Dale, have located at Pendleton: Catherine De Castle. Pen built the first reaper in 1831. and hfs John Dorherty today. way. Sw««den and the north of Russia; in length extending from near Vale North Powder, Union county, where Haying is about over except some dleton; Odessa M Porter. Pendleton; machines, which have been improved November. Peru and South Africa; to Dead Ox flat and covering all the they will open a general merchandise late grain. The yield Is not as heavy Mae Littleton. Milton; Juanita Eng upon from time to time, have been December. Burmah and New South territory on the west side of the Mai store as soon as the stock arrives. as was expected, yet the alfalfa Is dahl. Helix, and Messrs. S. S. Darnell the real reason for the increase in Wales and the extreme north of Rus heur river for that distance. Mr. Cavemier is now in Portland, turning out very good. Grass is all and John T. Brown, of Pendleton and wheat production. It would he a sia. Thus the harvest ia going on This ditch will connect by means of making final arrangements for the dried up and grasshoppers are getting P W. Hess, of Walla Walla, physical impossibility to gather the nracticaily all the year in some por- shipment of the stock, and Mr. Ennis their share Those taking examination for state wheat crops on some of the great tion of the world, but the principal Willow creek and another ditch above Vale 15 miles in length with three is in the city today, en route to North Green Estes and family, of Athena, certificates are Misses Stella I.. Mar ranches of the West it machinery ■ountries harvest their wheat be- reservoirs which will supply the Anice Barnes, Wes- were not to lie had to aid in the gi- Powder. The gentlemen are both tween May and August.—' W R Dra- water during the entire season in are taking an outing at Lehman pie, Pendleton; Mar- gantic task. well known in this city an«i county, Springs where he is conducting a sa ton; Agnes Bulflnch, Weston; per in August National Magazine. which it is needed. The three reser and have friend» who regret to lose Edltn tha C. Whealdon. Monmoutffi; Think of ten thousand acres of loon and doing a fair business. voir* which contain about I6uu acres them from the business circle* of the Perry, Freewater, and Walter E Ely. ripened grain in one Held, which must There wax a large attendance at IT IS FOR LADIES. TOO- of water will supply 35.0tM> acres. county. be cut within four or five days. A church Sunday, both the home neigh of Weston They are more than half complet They feel greatly encourage«l with sufficient number of men could not They Can Stop Their Hair Falling borhood and adjacent vicinities came ed. and sufficient water is stored this the prospects in their new l«x-ation. out. Rev Hotchkiss then proceeded Wanted. enter the field to do the work by Out With Herpicide. season to cover all the land to be an«l look for great development in the We would like to ask. through the hand alone. The most crude methods to Pilot Rock, when- he delivered a ladies who have thin hair and cultivated under the ditch. As the re country surrounding North Powder. columns of your paijer. If there is any of harvest are yet to be found in In whose hair is falling out. can prevent nightly sermon. R. ALEXANDER. Sole Agent. clamation of land continues the res Mr. Ennis has sold his stock at Rit William Fahrnwald was in from the person who has used Green's August dia and Egypt and along the Nile, the hair falling out. and thicken the ervoirs will be completed until enough ter, bu’ still owns a large body of Flower for the cure of indigestion, where wheat was first sown. The growth with Newbro's "Herpicide.” mountains this week, where he has water is stored to cover the entire valuable farming and range land in l>«N?n attending his sheep camp. He dyspepsia and liver troubles that has United States and Canada boast and Besides. Herpicide is one of the most acreage under the ditch. that vicinity, and feels that he has not been cured—and we also mean actually [xwssess the most modern agreeable hair dressings there is.* reports fine range. These reservoirs are natural sites, not yet entirely shaken off the fasci gathering the grain Herpicide kills the dandruff germ W p have l>een having hot weather their results, such as sour stomach, methods of and by the expenditure of about nation of this county. fermentation of food, habitual cos- While harvesting machines rompa that eats : ht hair off at the root, for the past week, it being as hot as $15.000 have been placed in condltior tlveness. nervous dyspepsia, head nies. such as the McCormick. Deer After the germ is destroyed, the root 66 in the morning at 4 o'clock, and WHEAT BURNED. aches. despondent feelings, sleepless ing and other gigantic concerns, will shoot up. anti the hair grow long for us«- The water is stored in them around the Its« mark In the evening TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 16th in the winter and early spring from ness—In fact, any trouble connected send their own agents and helpers as ever. Even a somple will con Over 100 Sacks of Grain Destroyed with the stomach or liver? This med into every part of the world, to in vince any lady that Newbro's Herpi upper Willow creek by a system ot WOMEN’S SYMPATHY SUIT FOR DAMAGES. icine has been sold for many years struct the natives in the art of run cide is an indispensable toilet re springs, thus utilizing the vast quart at Berryman'«. in all civilized countries, and we wish ning a modern binder, the prices, on quisite. It contains no oil or grease, tity which has formerly gone to Is Proverbial—Pendleton Women No Elizabeth Adcock Will Try to Get >3. I Fire in a straw stack Sunday after to correspond with you and send ycu acount of excessive freight, are made it will not stain or dye. Sold by lead waste to convert thousands of acres Exception. noon burned 100 sacks of wheat be 370 From the O. R. A N. one of our liooks free of cost If you so high that most of the farmers can ing druggists. Send In In stamps for of sagebrush into alfalfa fields. How much we owe to the sympathetic longing to J. E. Berryman, says the Through her attorneys, Balleray & never tried August Flower, try a 25 The land under these ditches is not afford new machinery very often. sample to The Herpicide Co., De- Union. But for the prompt work of When others side of womankind! some of the finest in the state oí McCourt, Elizabeth Adcock has tiled cent bottle first. We have never Grain growing has not received the troit. Mich. F W Schmidt & Co.. a crew of 20 harvest hands. Mr. Ber suffer they cheerfully lend a helping suit against the O. R. t N. Company know of its failing Oregon, and it is stated by those who If so. some "boom" in other lands as it has in special agents. band. They tell you the means which ryman would have lost 500 sacks. The for the recovery of $3,370 damages should know that 17.000 acres on thing more serious is the matter with the United States, principally on ac brought relief to them that they may origin of the blaze is unknown, It is due to injuries received while In the Dead Ox flat cannot be excelled any you. Regular size. 75 cents. For count of the cheapened plan of har Willamette Wheat Good. profit by teir experience. Read the the first wheat blaze reported this employ of the company. where. Ail this land is owned by Fair by Tallman & Co. vesting here and the high prices The first wheat field to be threshed companies and private individuals testimony given here by a Pendleton season. The complaint alleges that on elsewhere. The average cost of har teems to promise that the general 1:31» May 10, 1903, th» plaintiff was engag The fire was discovered woman. and the greater part is open to those Finds Home for His Children. vesting. or producing a bushel of yield of grain this season will be Mrs. L. Hodson, of 717 Aura street, ed as cook for a construction train who wish to purchase homes. wheat is 54 cents, while the average T. J. Ennis, of Ritter, whose wife good It was a field of 40 odd acres .ays: “While my kidneys have never on the O. R. & N. line, and that she The price ranges from $10 an acre price obtained is 61 cents, This In died in tue Walla Walla hospital Sun on the farm of Mr. Jensen across to $25. About half is on what Is caused me any trouble which made was working in a car which had been eludes all countries of the world in day. has found a temporary home for the river from Tyra Smith's place, known as lower Willow creek, and Is itself apparent in the kidneys them put on a sidetrack at Noiin. On that selves nor in the secretions. I have day a freight train was backed onto his two little girls, with Mrs. Ida Hol the estimate. The average of profit near Peoria. It was fall sown wheat, contiguous to Vale, the other half, or on wheat Is about $1.25 |>er acre the disced in on stubble. From wheat Dead Ox flat, lies below Ontario been bothered more or less by an ach the siding with great force and was comb, an old friend of the family In The profit In the of the sort a yield of 15 to 20 bush ing across the small of my back, then pushed against the car in which the this city. He will keep his little son world around. across the Malheur river, and is I icr els is ordinarily expected. The field down and through my kidneys. When plaintiff was working, with such vl-> with him at North Powder, and ex United States is from $5 to $8 easily accessible from Ontario dur acre. pects to take his daughters there after I caught cold it hurt me across my in question made an average of 26 lance that she was thrown against ing the most of the year. he gets permanently located. The cost of the harvest in various loins and made me feel lame and sore. bushels per acre.—Corvallis Times. the end of the car and was scalded portions of the world I b shown as I got a box of Doan's Kidney Pilis and briused and otherwise Injured. PUP IN A SEPARATOR. At Lehman Springs, follows: United Kingdom, 80 cents at the Brock & McComas Co. drug Bear Not Plentiful. As the result of the accident the store and used them. While I did not Engineer E. Jacobson, of Kamela. Canine Hobo From “N' Yaark" Ar- There are about 300 visitors at the per bushel; Italy, 72 cents; Germany. plaintiff was injured in the right arm take them according to directions, be and the right leg, and the sight of her I^ehman Springs now, and more are 70 cents; France. 70 cents; Hungary. who has an imported pack of bear rives Half Dead From Starvation. ing a poor hand to dose myself with right eye was impaired. She was in coming in each day. The hotel is 68 cents; Australia. M cents. Spain. dogs, has searched the Blue mutin- Last evening when the freight train medii in<‘s at all. they benefited me in 60 cents; Canada. 56 cents; United tains in vain for bear, this summer. are lied for three weeks and had a bill crowded and the newcomers from the East came in one of tne cars every way, making my back stronger, of several hundred dollars to pay to camping out in the groves around the States. 54 cents; India, 53 cents; Ar The only chance he has had to test and toning up my whole system." the fighting qualities of his dogs dur was shunted off here on the side the doctor, besides losing thre» springs There is a great number of gentina. 53 cents; Russia. 52 cents. track and left. On the car was a new For sale by all dealers. Price 50 months’ wages, having been injured Pendleton people there, and a pleas The average yield of wheat per ing the entire season, was last night, separator built by the Buffalo Pitts Foster-Milburn Co., cents per box. to such an extent that she was unabl-3 ant time is being had by all those acre in various countries noted for when they brought a full-grown por Company, of Buffalo, N. Y., and as the {Jjair makes JJJeautiiui Buffalo, N. Y . sole agents for the it is there. cupine to bay in a hollow log. their large crops follows: Denmark, to do any work. In consideration of United States. needless to say that the entire pack yardmen were passing along the side all of the injuries and expense to 31 bushels per acre; United Kingdom. Qomen of the car they heard a noise in the Remember the name—DOAN’S— Heavy Bals of Echo Land. which she was subjected, the plain 28; New Zealand. 25; Norway, 25; Is in mourning today. big machine and investigating, found an<l take no other. NEW BRO’S HERPICIDE MAKE8 tiff asks the court for a decree grant- Bertha Spargur and R. E. W Spar- Germany, 23; Belgium, 23; Holland, a wooly, half-starved dog. The dog BEAUTIFUL 11 AIR, becau-w it «le- Correspondents Wanted. Ing her 13.370, 21; France, 1»; United States, 18; relief in the sum of gur, her husband, have sold to De ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. »troy* the d«-adiy microbe at work Is about nine months old and hau evi with the coats of the Roumania. 18; Hungary, 18; Austria, together action. The East Oregonian wishes to se dently been in the machine for some Witt C. Brownell for the sum of |4,- NoTK.'K Is hereby given that the undertlgn upon the hair roots, thus making ed. l-oren/ « Monteraetelll, bee t«een eppolnled 000, a large tract of land near Echo. 16; Canada. 15; Argentina. 13; Italy. cure correspondents at the following time, for he was nearly dead for the dandruff and falling hair impos a-lin'nl.tiatnrot the per«onal and partnerebip Hay la 8carce. sible, and promoting a thick, in xu- There are 1,320 acres of land In the 12; India. 1»; Algeria, 7; South Aus places: Heppner, Long Creek. Canyon want of food and water. e-tate of Ixxuia Monierast- 11L decea«ed. and al! riant growth of hair, increasing the City. Joseph and Prineville. Win Ijtst week Antone Egli, of Wagon- tract, together with water rights that tralia. 7. |.er»"O* bavins claim.« aeatnat »aid eatateare The men around the office took the owner's gmxl looks fill iy l<10 percent . >ier*Ly n-.tided to present the same, veiified a* tire, sold to Jack Partin and Z. G. go with the land. The cost of producing wheat and pay well for the right kind of news, stranger out of his prison and fed him bx law '«uuired, *o the undersigned, at the it will ale« ee.re yonr fattier, broltwr. tuia, if sent early, Particulars sent on ap- Harris of Summer lake. 400 head of the average yield in Italy. India. band or i»xv»*ttwart of any wialp ufft-ciion “dice of Xtlllmaa A Pierce. atu»rn«-ve, on or be and put him to bed. and this morning ila-y may hw*, oven bakinrsn. for ii work« fore nix month, after the date of tbit notice. cow’s, calves and yearling steers at Byron Burns, a small boy of Grant’» Australia and several other fore’gn plication. 'ike a cli tnn upon the La Ideal iMtles. ('•« it be is trotting around the depot plat bated this 7th dav of Ahgti.t, U03. jM/Uiitoea yon will «urei? rocummewt it. $20 per head. Mr. Egii's reason lor Paas, had his skull crushed Tuesday, countries are about equal, hence It Is form with all of the self-assurance of LORENZO MONTKRASrELLI selling is said to be on account of the by a baseball. Part of the skull has Impossible for the wheat growers to The Marble Bay mines, on Texada the typical baggage-smasher. The For Lit at all First-Class Drug Storti. Adtnfnl.trator. STII I.MAN A PIEBITE. as hay crops in the Wagontlre country. been removed and it Is thought he realize profit from the wheat, and tn Island, B. C.. have been closed down boys at the station are going to adopt Attorneys for Administrator, —Central Oregonian fact, the grain is often raised at a on account of labor troubles cannot recover. the waif ami bring h tu up aa a good FRIDAY. AUGl'ST 14. 1903- Thousands Hava Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect it j [Catarrhal Dyspepsia and Nervous Prostration Makes Invalid« of More Women Than All Other Diseases Combined.] ! ABOUT WATCHES l F .50 railroad man should be brought up. and will make a mascot of him. From ’he looks of the dog and the tact that it was a through car that he traveled on. it is supposed that be is a New Yorker. GLENN WINSLOW WESTON NORMAL AFFAIRS- r G olden W est I ' CLOSSET a DEVERS r lait Ironj wear o\it 5o do KiigiburyM« Bur it tales a.¿ longtime Ä5K your merchant STATE NORMAL SCHOOL OREGON WESTON, K . AppIeU,nt tvu, Bad President of u.« Appleton Y’«AingLadMa'Club.write»: -XTh«!! that languid, tired feeling cv..r yo|^ f,Mjd no .r g<xj*i. and »mail annwancea irri- T'vn fcellxk 3 another . j hare r. ,or Uree a* ucn«, tad find it verv valnable and effieao- Marie Coate. jf j <XI <io not denve prompt and satl— factory resulte frjia the use of Peru:.» *n,’e »tone« to Dr. Harttean,/.viag a foil »tatement ot vour case, and he wilt !* plea^d toglveyon his valuad ad rrati«. Add re».'Dr. Hartman, President of The »11 riman ñan tarnrr. O Selectton of Teachers Ratified— Plumbing Contract to Tnompaon B'Others. Messrs J W Scriber, of La Graaae. F M. Saxton of Baker City. President French, of Weston, and W M Blak- rey. of Eastland, were in the city to- -ay to attend a meeting of the execu tive committee of the board of regents M the Weston Normal S-bool The meeting was called to order by the chairman of the committee tn the rooms of the Commercial Association this morning, and the business was finished »bout noon. There was noth ing of importance done except the ratification of the choice made by the -’res’dent of the teachers for the com ing year. The teachers had all been Appointed some time ago, but there was some question as to whether or not some of them would come on the salary that was offered, and It was left to the president to make all ar rangements. The meeting today sim ply ratified the appointments he bad made. The < hairman of the meeting » as given authority to award a small con- tract for plumbing to Thompaon Brothers, ot this city, and a few bills for the past year that had not been presented at the time of the last meet ing were ordered paid. In the estimation of the members of the board the school is tn a better condition now than it has been for some ume. and the attendants bids fair to be greater in the coating year than it ever has been before. The new building will be ready for the use of the school by the time the sessions opens, and with the added room and the increased facilities for the handl ing of the pupils the management is well pleased with the outlook. The school will open the first of the coming month. Ayer’s Feed your hair; nourish it; give it something to live on. Then it will stop falling, and will grow long and heavy. Ayer’s Hair Vigor is the only Hair Vigor hair food you can buy. For 60 years it has been doing just u hat we claim it will do. It will not disappoint you. " Vr hair uae4 to be very »bort. But after usin* Ayer*« Ilsur > a sbvrt Um* it b«an to rtvw. »nd im » w it is fourteen teebaa Thu »eemt a »plendkl result tv ma after b<-:u< a tttxMt with«Mit anv hair • Mu. J. M. Firuu CuloradG S|vriB<*. Com» f 1 * • hnttl« J. C. AYBM fOI* •■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Short Hair