The east Oregonian., August 21, 1903, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 4

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south sides.
In the center of the
EXCELLENT QUALITY.
south side will be the main entrance,
which will bo a large arch supported
Reservation Wheat Harvest is Not
on granite columns and opening into
Heavy, But is Superior.
a marble vestibule. Frotu this vesti-
Alex
McRae la threshing the crop
bule will rise the stairway, Taken
FRIDAY, AUGUST 21. 1903.
on the farm of Thomas Thompson, on
from all standpoints the Bowman PAST WEEK HAS BEEN
BUT FIFTY PER CENT OF USU­
the reservation, and is doing the work DEAN DUDLEY INJURED.
building will be the largest and the
VERY HARD ON GRASS. with his new harvester. Mr. Thomp­
AL AMOUNT TO BE FED. finest in the city when it is finished,
AT A WHEAT WAREHOUSE.
son. in speaking of the work of the
which will lie a« soon as the work can
new machine, says it is doing good
be done.
Harvest Under Way All Over Eastern work and will do better. One or two Will Visit In California—Visitors
Butter Creek Crops Short and De­
mand From Heppner Very Strong—
Oregon—Yield Much Better Than small oversights In the construction
LARCENY BY BAILEE.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
From Indiana—Death of Archie Me-I
No Cattle Changing Hands—Hay $6
Expected—Hops Infected With Lice caused some delay at the outset, but
It used to be considered that only
Intyre's and Alvin Turner's Infants
these were quickly overcome, and now
-—Prunes Not Falling so Badly as
urinary aud bladder troubles were to be
Per Ton in the Field. Against $4.50 Grant County Man and Woman Under
—A Fifteen-Pound Baby Boy Was
the
machine
Is
working
from
day
to
Arrest for Crime.
traced to the kidneys,
Usual.
Last Year.
day without any trouble io the men
Born—Many Goings and Comings
but
now
modern
A few days ago William P. Ander­
running it.
Among
Athena People.
|| science proves that
A few small showers occurred Sun­
R.-ports from the Echo district *ay son, of Dale, came to Long Creek and
The wheat on the reservation Is of
nearly all diseases
that there will not be over 50 per caused a warrant to be issued for the day in the Willamette valley, but fine quality and is running from 25
have their begiuuin^
Athena. Aug. 16.—Miss Fraker, of
arrest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tut­ otherwise the past week has’ been to 30 bushels. Most of »ae harvest
in the disorder of cent of the usual number of cattle tle, charging them with larceny by
Pendleton, was the guest of Mrs. J.
dry,
with
temperatures
averaging
fed
in
that
locality
the
coming
win
­
is over in that part of the country, O. Plamondon of thl* city last Sun
these most important
ter. The first cause of this shortage bailee, says the Long Creek Light. slightly above normal. The rains and in a short time the wheat will be day.
organs.
The kidneys filter is the great amount of hay bought up Deputy Sheriff M. N. Bonham went were insufficient to be of much benefit giu to move to the warehouses and
Master Dale Worthington of Port-
anil purify the blood— on the Rutter Creek farms, by Hepp­ to I’kiah Sunday where Mr. and Mrs. to late crops and pastures, which the mills. While the yield is not a* li i d, Is visiting hi* cousiu. Em»-ry
Tuttle
at
present
reside
and
placed
ate
now
beginning
to
need
rain
quite
ner
people,
as
a
result
of
the
loss
of
that is their work.
heavy as it has been in the years Worthington, of this city.
Therefore, when your kidnevsare weak »rojis by the cloudburst, and the sec­ them under arrest, return.ng with badly. Feed is getting short on the past, it is all of the best quality and
1 lie infant son of Archie McIntyre,
Mr.
Tuttle
Monday,
The
day
for
trial
ranges,
and
the
supply
of
mils
is
de
ond
cause
is
a
natural
shortage
in
the
|
or out of order, you can understand how
full an<l plump. Mr. Thompson will which wa* bom August 11, died Thurs­
in
the
justice
court
at
this
place
was
creasing in the dairy uistricts. Stock, not be through with his harvesting for
quickly your eutire body is affected ami alfalfa crop, iu the Butter Creek dis- i
set for August 31. Mr. Tuttle was however, continues doing fairly well, several days yet, but is well satisfied day. August 13.
how every organ seems to fail to do its triet.
Ed Koontz, of this city, made a
Hay is now selling in the field, in , released on a $300 bond being given and cattle, a* a rule, are in good flesh. with the season’s work.
duty,
business trip to Portland Monday
If you are sick or " feel badly," begin tile Echo district, at $6 per ton. while ; for his appearance for trial on tliai An average secoud crop of alfalfa ha*
evening.
taking the great kidney remedy. Dr. last year, at this time, it could lie ; date. Julius Shields and H. R. Dus­ been harvested in southern section*.
WEDNESDAY’S LOCALS
The families of S. J. Robinson arid
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon Ixiuglit for $4.50. The crop is estimat­ tin are his bondsmen. Mr. Bonham There 1* some hay yet to be cut in
H. O Worthington will leave next
as your kidneys are well they will help ed to be 2o per cent short, while the i did not bring Mrs. Tuttle as four of the coast counties, but haying in gen­
James Hill, of Helix, spent yester­ week for an outing in the mountains
•til the other organs to health. A trial amount purchased by Heppner peo-1 her children are quite sick in Ukiah eral is now completed, with satisfac­
day in the city on business.
where they expect to have an er Joys-
will convince anyone.
pie. will bring the amount left in the A sufficient bond was given at Ukiah tory yield* in all part* of the state.
If you are sick you can make no mis­ home stack yards, at ailalile for use in I for hor appearance for trial in the
Ben Mariiu, o( the Cottage hotel at Me time hunting buckleberriea. Misa
The grain harvest is being pushed
Bertie Miller, a niece of Mr Worthing
» every where, and in the Willamette Meacham, is a visitor today
take'bv first doctoring your kidneys. feeding, to about 50 per cent of the i justice court here on August 31.
ton. wll) accompany them.
The mil«! and the extraordinary effect of usual amount, fed out to beet < at tie I
Mr. Anderson claims that he de­ valley the yields are e«i>ecialiy good,
Miss T. Dillon, of Walia Walla, ia
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great
Mr. and Mr*. J. H. Hileman and
posited between $4o0 and $500 with and in Eastern Oregon they are much the guest of Pendleton friends.
kidnev reutedv, is soon realized.
It during the winter season.
daughter.
Ida. started Friday evening
There has been an increase of 2o Mr. and Mrs. Turtle for safe keeping better than expected, although not
Joseph Cunha, of Echo, was in the for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hite-
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
and
averaging
a*
heavy
as
last
year.
that
he
is
unable
to
recover
it.
per
cent
in
the
alfalfa
acreage,
in
the
city
today
on
a
short
business
trip.
of the most distressing cases, ami is sold
man. of San Francisco. They will
Spring grain ripened under favorable
Butter Creek and adjacent alfalfa
on its merits by all
William Giles, of Heppner, was a also attend the grand reunion of the
seather
conditions,
and
the
heads
are
SUPPOSED
GLANDERS.
belts,
this
year.
Almost
every
far
­
druggists in fiftv-cent
business visitor in the city yesterday G A R.
W. E. P1r»h, Afton, Vi, u extensive! least, fihe has eon-
i well filled with plump berries.
mer in the locality has plowed out
and one-dollar size
The infant daughter of Mr. and fruit gr<;wcr of that place, write* the | sumption in her fam­
Mis. Mary Bridges, of Freewater, is
State
Veterinarian
Called
to
Examine
The
week
ha*
been
fatoral.le
for
i
and seeded some new land, or con­
bottles.
You may
Mrs.
Jake
('raleón,
of
this
city,
is
very
f >1 lowing letv-r to the Peruna Medicine ily and *h« was la
I hops, and although lice are more num- i In the city visiting friends for a few- ill at present.
torted old tartning laud into alfalfa
a Horse at Weston.
have a sample bottle H<vw of Swamp-Root,
I erous than usual, the vines have not i davs.
Co., ot Columbus, Ohio. We print the I such bad shape; ao
by mail free, also a pamphlet telling you meadow. un<i while *h« wstei supply
Dr. McLane. the state veterinary
Tbe infant son of Burne Banister
how to find out if vou have kidney or is sufficient to irrigate au increase surgeon from Portland, has returned been Injured to any extent, and the , J. W Cronin, of Meacham, was in !* improving from a severe attack of UUur in full:
run down, zt'-rvou*,
bladder trouble.
Mention this paper of a like amount, each year, for a to his home after a flying visit to the prospect* are good" for yields but i the city yesterday for a short visit on sickness.
Afton, Ya., June 4,1900. I weak, and could not
when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Bing­ number of years, there is also a grad­ city of Weston. He was called here slightly below those obtained last business.
Dean Dudley, while at a wheat The Pernna Med. jneCo.,Columba*, O.: ' eat, that I had begun
hamton. N. Y. D» l't make any mistake, ual increase in the ditch mileage.
year. Corn ha* made good progress 1
Mis* Martha lJewellen. of Adama. warehouse Sunday morning. August
Gentlemen—**The country i»*o flooded to get very uro a*y, bat your mM'.elna
by
County
Stock
Inspector
H.
J.
Bean
but retnetnbet the name. Swamp-Root. each season.
and it is now tasseling and earing. I 's visiting friends in Pendleton for a
to pass judgment on a horse at Wes
9, got his arm broken just above tbe with patent medicines of every kind that made an entirely new woman of L«r. I
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad­
I
ate
potatoes
and
garden*
need
rain
'
The Butter Creek country is more
few days.
wrist. It was caused by getting a are worthle«* and a humbug, that I for ' believe she eat* and {«els better 1
dress, Binghamton, N. Y, on every bottle. I favored than other irrigateti conitnu- ton. the property of Irving O'Hara, of
Prunes are not dropping so badly
that place. The horse was supposed
one, am glad to be able to say I have tzzaa she La* fur years.
J. R. Kilgore, of Weston, was in the i fal! from the platform.
I nities. in that one good winter flood­
to have the glanders, and the state a* they did during the previous week, city yesterday for a short time on , Mrs. Dora Dormody and son. of In- found one that ia everything and mure
I ing will produce
•-1 here got the iflybtevt dnubt
two crops. Less officer was called to settle the matter. aud thia crop will be a*> extra good business.
dial spoil*, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. tlian is claimed for IL
water is required to grow alfalfa, in After examination he was unable to une. Bartlett (rear* are also very
that your medicine bee eaved her tro.
Clarence
Gay.
Tbe
lady
being
a
sis
­
Mrs R W Parker and daughter, of Ì
“My wife was very much ran down a long epeil ot eickneaa, if nothing
this district, than in any other local­ tell, and took with him some of the promising. Apple* are quite uneven,
ter of Mr*. Gay.
end cut of * >rta in every way. She had more. AU my family bad begun to
and it i* expected the yields will be Umatilla, spent the day in the city >
ity on the Pacific Coast.
who has a
discharge from the throat of the ani­
Mr. and Mr». G. C. Osborn are a pelvic disorder which left her very
yesterday.
I
There is very little movement in mal, which he will have examined at les* than the average.
get uneasy, but, of course, she did not
G W. Bradley, of Athena, was tn spe: d'ng the summer at McKenzie weak, nervous and no appetite at all.
the cattle business this fall on ac- the experiment station.
know It and I bare only just told her
Columbia River Valley.
Briuge.
a
summer
resort
in
Southern
Pendleton yesterday on a short bus-
“One d.y I happened to to at my of it since she has improved so much.
count of the high price of hay. No
In the meantime the horse is being
Oregon
Mr
and
.Mrs.
Osbern
will
re
­
Condon.
Gilliam
county.
E.
B.
Ste
­
ineM trip.
father’s Store, 8. A- liirrh, Coreeville, I had no idea It would do bait w hat it
calves or beef stock are changing kept separate from the rest and will
turn to Athena October 1.
hands, and those who have both hay be so isolated until the verdict of the vens.—Weather moderately warm;
Alb county, Va., and noticed your medi­ has and don't think there ia anuthet
Grant
Horn
the
sheepman,
of
Pilot
The
infant
child
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
harvest progressing rapidly; thresh­
is the fellow who is
and cattle are holding on to them.
Rock, is in the city today on ■ »bort Alvin Turner, of Weston, died Wed­ cine be bad there for sale.
siate officer is returned.
medicine made that will begin to com­
ing
just
commenced;
will
start
to
prosperous.
Last year over 150 carloads of fat
buaines strip.
“ 1 thought it might help my wife, so pare with it.”— tV. £. Birch, Fruit
nesday marring of summer complaint.
threshing
generally
next
week.
cattle were shipped from the Echo
The keenness of
Mrs. M. J. Provine« of Freewater,
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.
Mrs. M. Leeper was very III at the I brought a hottie of it home and within Grower, Aftoti, Alb county, Va.
Simnasho, Wasco county, J. O Ash-
country to the Sound and Portland
a week *Le comnumccd to eat and now
in the city the guest of friends for home of Mrs. J. W Smith last week.
competition in mod­
euhurst.
—
Exceedingly
dry;
pastures
If you do not d<-rive prompt and sati*-
| markets. This year it is estimated Milton Boy Said to Be a Candidate
Two carload* of lumber arrived last •he U hungry aU tbe time aud not half
drying up; hay and grain nearly ali a short time.
em dairy methods
fsrtory resolto from the n*e of Penina,
that not over 75 or 80 cars will be
week
for
the
new
church.
the
medicine
has
been
taken.
We
both
for the Reform School.
harvested; good crops
E. Sat demon, of Helix, spent Mon­
means that you’ve I fed. reducing the output of the dis­
write at once to Dr. Hartman, g-.vmg a
Mr. Charles Nelson and Miss Cath­ agree that it .oats any medicine to bring
Ridgeway. Wasco county, M. U’Ren day in Pendleton visiting friends and
Constable James W Dykes, of Mil­
got to have the right
trict from about 4.000 head fed and
erine Beck will be united in the holy on an appeti e and to put tbe nerve» In full statement of yoar raze and h« will
shipped last year, to about 2.500 ton. brought Del McGinnis, of that —Weather very warm and sultry. transacting business
equipment in order
l-cnds of wedlock at 3 o'clock next good shape tnat we have ever had any­ he pleased to give yoo his valoaUa ad­
Saturday
was.
however,
cloudy
and
I city to the county jail yesterday
O. D. Teal was in town yesterday
head this year.
to make mooev.
Sunday
afternoon. The wedding will thing to do with. We had ocr family vice gratia.
cooler;
the
second
crop
of
alfalfa
is
afternoon. where he will await the ac­
looking after the construction of the
take
piare
at the home of the bride's doctor to give het medic ne and he did
nearly
ail
put
up;
garden*
doing
Address Dr. Hartman, President ot
tion of the circuit court on the charge
residence that he is having built on
JOHN DAY COUNTRY
| parents. Mr and Mrs. O C. Beck, of all Le cml U, but she did not improve the Th« Hartman Sanitarium. Colum t-u», O
sell, but late.
of
burglary.
East
Aita
street.
We carry a com­
IS NOT UNDERSTOOD.
this
city.
Mr.
Nelson
being
one
of
Dufur. Wasco county. Alex Stra-
McGinnis, who is a boy of about 17
Z! i m ler. of IJvingston. Athena's moat prominent young men 1
plete line of cream­
years of age. is said to have broken 'han.—Week very favorable for an Mott., who murdered George Reider. ¡ ! ai
d Miss Beck being one of the most ■
Has
Vastly
Mort
Possibilities
Than
l*nc And m !te< Kood c»a*r*
and Nerralgia
ery and cheese fac­
kinds
of
farm
work;
fore
part
of
week
into a house in .Milton and stolen $21.-
a rich raacucr two years ago. will be I »steamed young ladies of Athena.
Supposed
—
its
Greatest
Generally
hot
and
clear,
turning
somewhat
tory and dairy ap-
5*1. When he was arrested he had
'.anged at ILvingston co September I their many friends extend them their
Needs Are Railroads and Systemat­ sjient $1.50 of the amount, but gave 'ooler. with considerable wind frotr. 4th.
p aratusand supplies
Mrir .-rt the is» Frwv
•> A posta' sard w.n br-.»s mu little
—4 t-r- that
. hearty congratulations, and wish them
ic Development—The People Now back the remaining $20. He was northwest towards tbe close; heading
trtte the Mary
BEX MHF VMATIC CO .
Write for new catalogue.
■
happiness
and
joy
through
life.
Mrs
W.
C.
Hoaeason
and
children
given his preliminary examination is almost finished and a good deal of
LOt tS Ht NZIKEX. Ageat. nradirtoe
Hartford. C
Living There Are Prosperous.
N B. Johnson, who recently bought
THE.
threshing done; grain turning out i«ft this morning f-r the home of Mr.
J. B. Despain and James Spence' and bound over to the next session of splendidly and of good quality.
I and Mr*. C. Morse, on McKay creek, tne Charles Nye place, ha* arrived
the
circuit
court
It
is
probable
that
DE LAVAL DAliY SLPPLY CO.
have returned from an e.gbt-dav trip I the hoy will be sent to the reform
Weston. Umatilla county. Maud M where they will visit for the remain will, his family from Lewiston. Idaho
1 Baker.—Harvest nearly endeu in this der of the warm weatner.
to take possession of the propet y. streets last night. Mrs. Brooks was
Portland, Or.
San Francisco
into the Ritter and Long Creek part , school in view of his age
CHINAMAN TO LECTURE.
4 nee Mr. Johnson's arrival be $
ot the John Day country, and report ,
137 years and 10 months old. atd
vicinity; teams busy hauling wheat tol
65 Front Street
» Dnonm Soset
bought the Pingerton eighty, two and j 'eaves a husoaad. J. A. Brooks to Official of ChinaM Reform League to
that to be a wonderful country. The
warehouse; finest quality of grain and j
one-half miles southeast of We* ton. ! monm her departure from this life
country is mountainous and rough, j
rood average crop; barley all cut and I
Be in Walla Walla.
»ayIng 12.000 tor the 80. Mr Johnsoi | The funeral was held this afternoon
but is settled in a scatte.*ed way. .
hay baled in the mountain districts, j
Walla Walla. Aug. 19.—Within a
I
at
4
o'clock
from
the
resideace
of
intend*
to
make
his
home
at
the Pin-
Looking from peak to peak, it would ■
hay* about half an average crop, but .
aeek Leung Kai Cbew. vice-president
kertoa place, where be Intends to ■ Mr. McGee, tte service* being con- of the now gigantic CL.nese Reform
not stem that there could be profit in ;
of splendid quality; barley yield ex-1
build tti* fall.
i ducted by Rev. R W King, the paa-
living there at any point, so rough
ceptionally good; plenty of fruit, j
Association will arrive in Walia
Burn to Mr. and Mr» John Perrin- ■ tor of the Baptist church. Tbe hus-
and shaggy is tbe land, but on closer
though dropping from the trees is EXTENSIVE SALES OF
Walla to lecture before the local club
ger.
of
this
city,
a
non.
August
!
band
of
the
deceased
being
a
Wood
­
inspection it is found that little SPLENDID WATER POWER
10.
complained of; warm
and clear ’
nf that institution. He will lay before
Dr
Sharp
placed
the
weight
of
man.
tbe
lodge
of
this
city
furnished
the
ranches are nestled here and there in
weather
FINE BEEF CATLE.
!
local Chinese the plans, a.m* and suc­
NEAR BINGHAM SPRINGS-
youngster at 15 pounds
the pall-bearers as a mark of respect
the heart of the mountains, and all
cesses of the association. The lec­
Plateau
Region.
for the departed.
the inhabitant* are prosperous and
ture wl.l take place in the Chinese
Alba
Happenings.
. Reported That Stage Stations Have
doing well.
Pont Crook county. J. B Meyer
Reform Hall tn Alder street between
Force
Will
Be
Used
to
Generate
Elec
­
Haying nearly done; second crop of I Been Reduced in Number—Several
The farms there are not situated
Alba. Aug. 16.—Weather is warm
Houses Are Scarce.
Second and Third streets. The local
tricity for the Weston Company— alfalfa is doing well; garden truck I
ir. the valleys as here, but are perch-1
: and dry.
Houses for rent in Walla Walla
secretary, Doug Chow, Is making
Severe Cases of illness. But No Fa­
ed on the tops and the sides of the |
Route for a Pip, Line Now Being trowing nicety; hay crop averages
Grass is drying up very fast
ALCOHOL. OPnJM,
scon be a scarce article, according preparations to receive the distin­
talities
—
K.
F.
Fahrenwald
Was
shorter
than
last
year,
range
very
dry
;
mountains—hung here and there in,
Stock cattle are liable to come off to local agent* says the Walia Walla guished guest who. in addition to be­
Located—Light and Power for En-
TOBACCO USING.«
and feed scarce; apples wll) be a |
tbe little cups and hollows of the can- '
Kicked in the Face by a Horse.
the bills poor this tali.
»RITE FOR ILLUSTRA TED CATALOGUE
Statesman. There have been more ing ric»--.resident of the largest fra­
tire Northeastern and North Central good crop; potatoes are affected with
von sides. Fields containing from 20 ,
Beef cattle are now being rounded vacant houses in the city th s sum­ ternal order on earth holds the fourth
? -st
Mon- E it St» FoW/and. Cr«.
Part
of
the
County.
s< ale to some extent
Ridge. Aug. 17.—J. A Owings and up and put in pastures which have mer according to the same authority, position in the civil service of the
to 10V acres are cultivated in this way
Ma a i»4-
Owyhee. Malheur county. J. M. Har­ Sons sold to the Houser Meat Co., of been held in reserve for that purpose. than in several tears past, but one
and in these fields almost everything j
Chines* empire. His position is one
City Engineer G. N. Miller has re- ris.—An excellent second crop of al­ Pendleton. 16 head of cows at a fair
can be raised. Com and tomatoes
A person riding on the range now by ore tenants have come along and of the highest a Chinaman can aspire
and melons grow well, and wherever turned from a trip to Weeton and falfa Is now being harvested; bean price. They were deUvevea a short will be surprised to note the scarcity soon it will be a hard matter to lease to
there is no rock, be it on top of the Bingham Springs, where he has been crops arc looking fine and promise time ago.
, of horse*
Where a few years ago a desirable residence far love or
highest mountain or in the valiey. nvest ¡gating the installation of a good yields; potatoes are good.
M. E Sturdevant, the propnetor of they roamed in bands of hundred* money. Tenant* *o far apj-earing
Wife Beater Wanted.
plant
for
the
Weston
Electric
iJght
I Ake view
l_ake county. W. E the Ukiah and I*end)eton star*- line, one can now ride all
grain can be grown with profit. It is
X
are farmers who make It a rule to
Considering that be had a right U>
Wheeler.—Haying about completed. ha* removed hi* stage stations from a horse.
a curious and at tbe same time a t Power Company.
more to town in the fall that their
Some time ago the company Sled an average crop has been secured in the Nye neighborhood to Ridge and
wonderful country.
One hundred and fifty bead of progeny may take advantage of the do as he pleased with his own prop­
The chief Interests of the country articles of incorporation in the office good shape; grain harvest just com­ Pilot Rock, so It is reported
horses left here last week belonging excellent school facilltes offered erty. Tom Denton, who lives up Mill
are centered in the stock business, of the county clerk, and since that menced ; barley a little above the av­
J. C. Lonergan, who has been out to Cox and Hoover, They were billed These will come in .Deceasing num- rtee-k, took it into his head Saturday
night that his wife needed a good
and all of the corn that is raised time they have been planning for a erage. heads welt filled and berry around the Starkie prairie and Loh­ for the Alberta country. Canada
bers as fall work Is finished up
whipping and proceeded to do so says
there is cut and saved for the win­ site for their power station and It plump: wheat will be below the aver­ man Springs purchasing beef, came
Rev.
McGibery.
of Pendleton
The Dalles Chronicle. Grabbing hold
ter feed of the cattle. It is shocked was to consult with them that Mr. age in quantity, but the quality <s through here Saturday and made a preached here today. Mr McGilvery
Visiting at Meacham.
of her hair he succeeded in jerking
in tbe fields and allowed to stand no ' Miller went to Weston. There they good
purchase of about Item head, all told, and family are at Hidaway Springs at
Robert Parnell and J. E Goodrich, a good supply of it out and other­
til dry and is then fed to the animals I talked over the plans of the company
from the following cattie men: Kopp I present.
wise mistreated her. She came down
as needed. It makes better feed than i and at last went to Bingham, where THROUGH THE WADE AGENCY. Bras. B. F. Ogie, the Rust Bros.. H.
Hay harvest is well under way of Trenton. Mo., father-in-law and
anything else that can be raised, and I they looked for a suitable location for
R Whittaker. P. E. Fletcher and W. here and the crop is better than was brother-in-law of Ben Marlin, propri­ Sunday to hare him arrested, but was
etor of the Cottage Hotel, at Meach­ compelled to wait till yesterday,
tbe stock fatten faster on less feeo a power station.
expected.
Eight Transfers of Real Estate Within E Baker Fair prices were paid.
when she swore out a warrant for his
A place was found about three miles
when they are led on the corn, than
James Nelson and family took a
Mrs. A. 8. Quint and daughter left am. are now on a visit at Mr. Mar­ arrest. Sheriff Sexton and Marshal
a Week.
above Bingham Spring* where there
by any other means.
trip out to Lehman Springs yesterday last week for Manitoba to visit her lin*. They expect to remain in the
was a volume of water sufficient to
county for a couple of week* before Crate are on the lookout for him and
parents.
E. T. Wade has closed a few deal* for an outing
will pay him back tn his own coin
generate 1.600 horse |>ower the year in the last few days:
BOWMAN IS BUILDING A
-Mr. and Mrs G. W. Unsner and her
Mrs. Edith Terry, who is teaching ntuiring home by way of Spokane
when
they get tbe.r fins on him.
round. Mr. Miller says that there is
and
Seattle.
Mr.
Parnell
has
been
a
AbwIufcNrify. Fines! Flavor,
For James R, Marple, lots 7 and 8. sister. Miss Margaret Turner, are out school In District 79, Is attending the
STRICTLY MODERN BLOCK. five times a* much water in the north
subscriber to the Weekly East Ore-
iu the John Dav country, looking for institute.
úmlest Stm^h, reasonable Prices'
block 22, Reservation addition.
fork of the Umatilla at the point of
huckleberries, visiting, and taking in
Miss Troscr has closed her school gorlxn for 10 years and is highly
For James R. Marple BE'». >•
Equipped With Cold Storage. Sample the proposed plant as there is in the
scenery.
here
and ha* gone to visit her parents pleased to find that the wealth and
Tp.
1
N.
of
R
35
E.
W.
M_.
and
the
Rooms, Furnaces, Light and Air river at Pendleton, and that in two
resources of Umat Ila county are up
Thomas
Edwards
is
reported
to
be
at
Walla
Wails.
N4
NE*4.
SEU
NE
’
»
and
NE'*
SE
PORTLAND, OWEGON. J
Shafts—Every Room in the Build­ miles they can get a fall of over 2»"’
The huckleberry crop has been good to the standard and even better than
>« Sec 35. Tp. IN R. 35 E W. M.. undergoing a severe attack of sick-
ing Will Have an Exterior Frontage feet.
uess at present, supposed to be the this season, but is now drawing to a represented.
$1.000.
The water right has been secured
close.
For W. G. Cole in Cole's addition mumps.
—Will Have an Elevator.
by the company, and the plant will be
SO DIFFERENT.
Three Delegates Appointed.
K. F. Fabrnwald bad a narrow es­
A large number of people are re­
The workmen are now doing the ex­ *»ut In as soon as the work can be lota 7 and 8. block 5. and 5 and 6,
cape from getting badly hurt a few ported to be camping at H daway
Yesterday Governor Chamberlain
cavating for the basement of the new done. It is probable that the lines block 7. to C. H. Warman. $600.
Lots of Claims Like This. But so Dif­
appointed Judge G. A. Hartman, del­
For H. S. Scales to C. H. Warman. lays ago. One of his horses got Springs.
Puri Bowman building, and as soon
This falling of your hiir!
Lewis Daris and Miss Nancy Ellis, egate at large to the National Irriga­
ferent—Local Proof is What Pen­ as the dirt is out of the way the con- will be run into this city inside of a N'i NS of Sec. 16. Tp. 5. 8. R. 31. E tangled in his harness, while standing
year. Mr. Miller now has 12 men out
Stop it, or you will soon be
•n the barn, and when Mr. Fahmwald both well known here, have just re­ tion Convention, to be held in Ogden
dleton People Want.
»traction of the building will be start- lo-ating the pipe lino and surveying W M.. $800
attempted
to
release
the
animal
it
turned
from
Walla
Walla,
where
they
on
September
15-18.
Mayor
Hailey,
For
W.
G.
Cole
to
C.
R.
Wade,
lots
bald. Give your hair some
ed. When the place is done it will be for the site of the building.
There are a great many of them.
4 and 5. block 4. Cole’s addition. $215 »track him on the nose with its front have been joined in the holy hoc ds of some time ago appointed Judge Hart­
the largest and the most modern of all
Every paper has its share.
Ayer’s Hair Vigor. The fall­
The plant will cost $90.000, and It
wedlock. The young couple have man and E J. Sommerville delegates
For James Maloney lot 10. block 6. foot, leaving an ugly wound.
Statements hard to believe, harder of the business blocks in tue city.
Is intended to supply all of the coun­
ing
will stop, the hair will
W.
O
Owing*
and
bis
infant
son
are
been
raised
here
and
have
the
best
from
the
city
of
Pendleton.
There
Sw.tzler'a
addition.
$450.
Commencing at the basement tbe try between the plat and Weston or
to prove.
For C. B. Wade, 10 acres, with reported to have been quite sick a wishes of the community. They both yet remains unappointed, in Umatilla
house will be built on a solid and sub the one side, and Pendleton on the
Statements from far-away places.
occupy good positions on the Dixie county, two delegates from the coun­
*tantial plan. Tbe foundation will be other. The distance of the plant from buildings thereon, on south side of few days ago.
What people say in Florida.
B. F. Ogle was on the sick list this ranch, where they will reside.
ty court, two from the Columbia River
built
of native stone and will be mas this city will be about 30 miles, but Sunnyside avenue. $5.000.
Public expression from California.
The Owens creek bridge has been Valiey Irrigation Association, two
For C. H. Warman to H. S. Scales, last week, but is better now
Oftimes good indorsement there.
live in proportion. The space in the it will not be so far over the moun­
in a dangerous condition for the past from the Woolgrowers' County Asso­
lots 7 and 8, block 6. and lots 6 and 6,
But of little service here at home.
basement will be divided into several tains to Weston.
three months, and has to be crossed ciation and two from the Commercial
grow, «nd the scalp will be
block 7. Cole's addition. $700
Heppner Notea
Pendleton people want local proof. sections, and in the middle will be lo­
It is the intention of the company
clean and healthy. Why be
The sayings of neighbors, friends cated the furnaces and the machinery to put in a night and day service, and
Heppner, Ore.. Aug 17.—Last Sat- every hour in the day. if not attend­ Association.
and citizens.
for the proper ventilation of the build­ to feed all of the little towns along
urday it was found that the pump ed to the county may yet have heavy
Newspaper Annual.
satisfied
with poor hair when
damages to pay.
Dairy Farm Sold.
Home indorsement counts
ing. The floors of the basement will the Hue. As soon as the site of the
The N, W. Ayer advertising agency, used In raising the water to the city
you
can
make it rich?
H.
■
it disarms the skeptic; is beyond be made of cement. The front part of power station has been surveyed, the
E
Hal)
and
Lillian
Hall,
his
of Philadelphia, has just 'ssued a reservoir was in a bad condition, and
hiiffifiar’yal’ram«Mit. I tM« trU4
dispute.
wile, have sold to W. L. Lyman and
SUICIDE AT MILTON.
tbe basement will be given to the m<-n will start on the work of running
in trying to make re par* the rent
A w » ha.r Vwmr aud •• 6» < m e W-tthy
C W. Lyman, their undivided one-
This is the backing that stands be­ store rooms above them for their use. the line for the poles to Pendleton magnificent newspaper o»rectory for was only made worse and beyond re-
the
inc New ha.r c«nte tn rea
an4
1’1*1 a itfe curly." — M ba L M. A mi th .
hind every box of Doan's Kidney and the back part will be used as and Weston. It Is now an assurer' the year 1903. The book contains ail pair. The pump was raised from the Young Girl Takes Strychnine With third interest In the farm machinery
barat.
>. V.
the
information
that
it
is
posaibie
to
and wagons, cattle, horses and dairy
Pills. Here is a case of it:
storage rooms, or sample room*.
Fatal Results Last Even.ng.
fact that inside of a year this city compile regarding the publications of well, the casing taken out and thrown
fl J# a brttte.
4. C. AV*« C*V.
S. B. Baldwin, retired, of 709 Thomp-
machinery, of the ranch owned by
iff . M » ««
The first floor will be divided Into will have an all night service, and the United States. It is a monster tside as useless.
for
Miss Edna Folia was found dead
x»n street. Pendleton Ore., says:
store and sample rooms. In the part power for ail of the motors that the
The authorities telephoned to Port­ yesterday afternoon in her bed at the them. The consideration was $1.500.
volume,
containing
over
1.600
pages,
"When I saw Doan’s Kidney Pills of the building fronting on Mair, various concerns of the city demand,
This property is the ranch known as
land for a new pump and 300 feet of residence of Mrs. Gillin of Milton.
advertised, 1 desired to try them and street will be two rooms, one of which and that at a reduced cost to the con- with maps of every state and terri casing, which is expected tomorrow, i
the Cheney Brothers' dairy farm, and
The
girl
has
been
employed
on
the
tory, and worlds of useful statistics
got a box at the Brock ¿ McComas has been engaged for a saloon and
is seem* that there is a consolidation
During
the
meantime
the
people
arc
sumer.
farm of the Gillin's for some time aud
It is a credit to the enterprising firm
Co. drug store. They did me a world the other for a retail establishment.
of interests.
using
the
water
from
the
creek,
dilut
­
has been despondent over her lot.
Issuing it.
of good. My kidneys had bothered
On the otner end of the same floor
ed with Pendleton ice. The city Yesterday after putting out the wash­
NO MORE DANDRUFF.
me off and on for 35 years, always will be two large sample rooms. 16x
Will Filed for Probate,
sprinkler haul* water and in that way ing she went to her room and laid
more severely after I had caught cold. 50 feet and a cold storage room 50x60
The w..l of the late J. William Guse-
Mr*. Thomas McKay is Dead.
the people are kept from dying of down on the bed and was found at 5
Newbro's Herpicide Destroys the Poe-
There was not much backache, but feet in size.
man was filed for probate this morn­
tlferous Cause of Annoying Dan-
The wife of Thomas McKay, for­ thirst.
o'clock, dead. Strychnine was found
1 was annoyed with a weakness of the
The water at this place is poor at in the room and it is thought that she ing in the office of the county clerk.
The second and third floors are dup­
draff.
merly of this city, died at the Port­
kidneys which disturbed my rest sev­ licates in arrangement, tbe second
The deceased had $1.500 worth of
Does your head itch? Is your coat land Sanatorium yesterday morning of the very best, and nearly every one had killed herself. An inquest is be­ property In this county, besides pos­
eral times each night. I got Doan's having 42 rooms and the third 44. All
that
comes
In
is
troubled
with
bowel
consumption.
Mr,
McKay
is
well
Ing held there this afternoon. Coro-
Kidney Pills at Brock & McComas’ of the room* will be large and commo­ or dress full of white flakes after
known in this city, where he formerly complaint for a few days. Fears are ner Dr, W. G. Cole went to Milton sessions in other parts of the state.
drug store, and used seven boxes in dious. and will be modern in every dressing your hair? That's the effect
Lyman Guseman. his brother, was ap­
entertained
that
typhoid
fever
might
Is your hair thinning? resided. He married his wife In Ba
this morning to conduct the inquest pointed executor of the estate.
all. They corrected the function of way. There will be lavatories in each of dandruff
kersfield, California, and since that break out at this time and every pre­ aud is expected home tonight.
Are
you
beginning
to
get
bald
in
the kidneys and strengthened my room, with hot and cold water; also
spots? Are you already, in fact, rapid­ time has been living in Oregon city. caution is taken to prevent it, and it
back as well."
The badly decomposed body of
electric lights and telephone service.
is hoped no seriousness will result.
ly becoming bald? If so. that la the
DIED LAST NIGHT.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
Harmon Snyder, of Roseburg, who
The people here are making the
In the middle of the building will effect of a measly little parasite that
Printing
Plant
Sold.
cents per box
Foster-Milburn Co., be an air shaft extending from the
A bill of sale was filed this morn­ best of everything and seem happy as Mrs, Lizzie Brooks Passed Away at disappeared about six weeks ago. was
Buffalo. N. Y.. sole agents for the basement to the roof, and into this burrows in at the root of th ehair,
discovered in the woods Tuestiay,
Ing
in the office of the county clerk. clams. Building is itoomlng, but noth­
and throwh up the scalp In dandruff
United States
Hsr Home.
near the cabin of E. P. Bagsh.v.v who
will be let the ventilating apparatus and eats off the hair at the root. Sci­ transferring the plant of tho Pilot ing of a substantial kind; mostly
Remember the name—DOAN'S—
Mrs. Lizzie Brooks died at the home was last seen with the missing man.
of the house, so arranged that every ence's latest discovery is a destroyer Rock Record from the possession of small houses and repair work. Wage*
and take no other.
room will be continually supplied with of that pestiferous gel ■rm. That de- C. E. Brown to John p. McManus, are good and every available man is of her cousin. W. D. McGee, on the Bagshaw has disappeared since Sny­
R. ALEXANDER. Sol* Agant.
fresh air. At the back will be a light stroyer Is contained in no other hair who is at the present time the editor. used, though it wouldn't be advisable corner of Washington and Lincoln der came up missing.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
shaft which will extend the full length preparation on earth but Newbro's The consideration was $500.
for anyone to come here with the in­
XOTtCE is hereby given that the undersign
the north side of tbe building, Herpicide. Try It and be convinced.
ed. Izirenz > Montersstelli. has bean appointed of
tention of working long, as It is be­
a.ta rlHialor oi the person<1 and partnership which will give light for
the store A delightful dressing. Sold by lead-
lieved that carpentering la on the
Outing at Lehman Springe.
e* ate of Louis M »nterail- lit, deceased, and all
parsons having claims against said estate are rooms and the side rooms in the event Ing druggists.
Dr. W. It. Campbell. Misses Lucy ebb for this year.
Send 10c In stamps
herebv notified to pre-ent the same, ve.lfl-d ss of the erection of
another building for sample to The Herpicide Co., De­ and Margaret Campbell, of South Cold
b\ law required, ’o the undersigned, al the
Besides this light troit. Mich. F W Schmidt & Co., Springs, and Misses Bessie Campbell.
Camp of Gypsies.
otSee of bttbm u> A Fierce, attorti- vs, on or be­ along the side,
shaft there will be a large skylight special agents.
fore six months after the date of this nolle«
Mary Lyons and Jay Campbell, of this
There is a camp of gypsies in Byers'
bated this 7th dav of Ariel»', 19m.
that will give light tor the inside
city, composed a jolly party which left grove, and already the chickens in
LOUXZO MOSTEKAMtKLLI
here at 3 o'clock this morning for a the neighborhood have begun to seek
Administrator. rooms.
Llfe Insurance Paid.
STILLMAN A FIERt’K.
It Is according to the plans as now
10-days’ outing at Lehman Springs. higher roosts, and the residents have
Yesterday
I.
L.
Ray.
the
agent
of
Attorneys for Administrator,
| drawn to have an elevator in the cen- the Northwest Mutual Life Insurance
begun to howl. There are nine or tei
j ter of the building for the accommo- Company, paid to the estate of the
Agency for Rex Rings.
men In the party and four or five wo­
I dation of the guests and the conveni- late H. C. Guernsey the face of the
a pleasant, potent, and permanent tnvigorator for WOMEN,
ts»
Louis Hunziker, the Jeweler and op­ men, with the usual proportion of
! ent handling of the baggage.
15.000 policy carried by the deceased tician, has been appointed exclusive children, and they are annoying the
CHILDREN and MEN.
------------------
The building proper will face tbe during his life. The money has been agent In this city for the celebrated people of the district to the point
i
depot
grounds
and
will
be
built
of
that they have asked the police to
deposited In one of the local banks
COM SUM PTTON
I pressed brick on the Main street and subject to the order of Mrs Guernsey Rex Rheumatic Rings. Booklets may have the camp moved
GET IT FROM YOUR DRUGGIST.
be had on application to him
BEEFOUTPUT SHORT
Often Tbe Kidneys Are
Weakened by Over-Work.
A TRUE STORY
now a Young- Wifo Regained Her Health
and Beauty
THE DAIRY MAIN
De Laval Separator
THE REX RHEUMATIC RING
-Œ9
G olden
W est
SPICES,
CLOSSET & DEVERS
Ayers
Hair Vigor
Thick Hair
Flat Irohj.
wear out
¡So do
iiY?jburyIhifc
Ruf it TaJles a
your merchant
hllllb Illi your Strength -
l/UILl/ Ur JAYNE’S TONIC
VERMIFUGE,
I