hls place, and both wheels passed
over his head.
He came to the city in a partially
stunned state, but after the physic-
Ian had examined him went away. It
is not thought that any serious con
sequences will result from the acci GREAT IMPROVEMENT
BLOODED HEREFORD
dent.
CALF SELLS FOR $150.
IN MOUNTAIN ROADS.
AN OLD 8AYING.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER SO, 1903.
A FAMILY REMEDY.
Pe-ru-na in Use in Thousands of
Homes.
Various Transactions in ths Hide and
Showing How Cause and Effect Ara
Live Stock Market—Lumber is Be
Never Far Removed.
ginning to be Shipped From the
Orti irres* man H. Henry Power», c
It is an old saying.
"Where
Mills—Sheep and Cattle are Leav there's honey, there’s bees”—not less
Vermont, wiiM from Morrisville, VL:
true in one which science has coin
ing the Mountains.
ed more recently.
"Where there's
Ridge, Oct. 24—Jas Clark of Ukiah dandruff
there’s
germs"-
germs
”—and—to
was out in this locality a few days push the inference still further we
ago after a fine thoroughbred Here may truly say, “Where there’s dan-
ford bull calf which he had purchased druff cured, Newbro’s Herpicide has
,
of C. B. Wade, at $150 and had been been at work."
pasturing at the Linsner stock farm
The reason of Herpicide's isolation
Mrs. Emma M. Hoffman of Pendle as a genuine cure for Dandruff lies
ton is visiting at the home of her in the fact that it attacks and de
stroys the root of the whole trouble
uaughter Mrs. M. E. Fletcher,
J. Mullen is driving stage between —a parasitic germ which foods upon
the material which nourishes the
Ukiah and Nye.
Whittaker and
I.insner
have hair follicle.
brought their cows and calves from
Other so-called remedies are not
the John Day to brand and wean. directed at this true cause of the
They also did some dehorning a few disease.
Accept no
substitute, there la
days ago
John Brown, the Pendleton hide none.
dealer, 'passed through here a few
Sold by leading druggists. Send
days ago with quite a load, having 10c in stamps for sample to Tne
been out la the vicinities of Ukiau Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. F. W.
and Alba. He was still adding to Schmidt A Co., special agents.
bls load as he traversed along.
Joa. McClaughlta, who owns and
INSANE WOMAN.
operates the Eagle sawmill near Our-
dane. is having a large quantity oi Mra. Georoe Dougherty, of Cayuse,
lumber hauled to Pendleton.
Will Be Taken to Asylum.
C. B. Wade's hlreo man from the
Mrs George Dougherty, of Cayuse,
Dixie ranch near Alba, was out iu
John L. Burnett, Member of Congress, this part a few days ago gathering was today adjudged insane by the
examining board, consisting of Dr.
Seventh Alabama District, write»:
some cattle that have strayed off Cole and Judge Hartman.
* I take pleasure in testifying to the their range.
She is a native of the state, and
merits of your Peruna. At the solicita
P. E. Fletcher’s injured ankle is
her malady Is due to the loss of her
tion of a friend my wife need it, and it slowly but steauuy improving.
children, several of whom died re
Improved her condition generally. It is
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Fahrenwald are
a remarkable remedy. lean cheerfully visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. centiy. The woman is violent and
will be taken to the asylum this
recommend Peruna as a good, substan Hensey Schmidt of Alba vicinity.
evening, tn the meantime being under
tial tonic, and a very good catamrh Mrs. Schmidt is reported as on the guird at the Hotel Eastern.
sick list
remedy."
There was a fine ball at the home
Real Estate Transfers.
Perw an Cures Catarrh.
of the Wyemores at Gurdane Friday
James R. Jacobs and Lydia A. Ja
Half the ills of life are due to catarrh night It was largely attended ani
cobs, his wife, have sold to R. E
and catarrhal derangements. Peruna fully enjoyed by all.
Mai. Sturdevgnt, the
Pendleton- Purrington for $5.500. all of block <1
is the only internal, systemic catarrh
remedy known to the mediealjnofeeaton. Ukiah stage proprietor, is having hay in the reservation addition to Pendle
Peruna cures catarrh wherever le hauled from Snipe valley to Ridge, a ton.
W. J. Furnish, as trustee in the
gated. Peruna is not a guess nor an distance of 10 or 12 miles. He claims
estate of George E. Adams and Mabel
experiment—it is an absolute, scientlfls the distance in the price of hay in the Adams, has sold to the Pendleton
certainty. Peruna has no substitutes— two localities justifies the long haul. Savings Bank for $3.500. the north
F. E. Sherman and family have
no rivals. Insist upon having Peruna.
moved to their new home on Birch east quarter of section 12. in town
If you do not derive prompt and satis
creek, below Pilot Rock. H. H. Har ship 1, south of range 33 east, being
factory results from the use of Peruna,
rah and family of whom he purchased a tract of land on McKay creek.
write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a the ranch, moved back to their o.u
E. E. Purringer and wife have sold
full statement of your case and be will home In Southwestern Missouri
to C. B. Wade for $6 500 all of block
be pleased to give yon his valuable ad
Robert Watt passed through here 61. in reservation addition to the city
vice gratis.
last week w.-h a large herd of cat at Pendleton.
W. H. Catherman and wife have
Address Dr. Hartman, President of tle for winter quarters.
The Hartman Sanitarium,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Simonton have told to C. B. Wade for $5.000. 160
placed their daughter. Miss Sophia, acres of land in the vicinity of Fos
I ter.
in school in Washington.
Mrs. Jas. Davis, who was in St.
Vincent’s hospital in Pendleton for
a short time, with a felon on her
thumb, has returned home again.
Everyone is very busy haujing
wood at present.
It is quite warm and dry, we need
rain very badly.
MRS. DAVID TAYLOR’S
Moat of our people are through
HEALTH IS IMPROVING.
seeding and the grain looks fine ex
cept for dry weather.
Most of the sheep are out of the
John Wright is Building a Livery
mountains.
Barn—Rain is Needed to Start
Our potato crops are - turning out
nicely—far better than Jpw common.
Fall Seeding—Operation for Sciatic:
Wm. Howard of Alba reports cat
Rheumatism—Death of Men. Pen-
tle as doing fine in the valley. He
nington—Athena Has a New Har-
says he has over forty head of good
ness Shop.
beef for sale
CIRCUIT COURT.
Jury 1» Out in Personal Damage
Casa—Wage Case Decided.
ALL TIMED OUT.
Tired all the tine.
Weary and worn out night and day.
Back aches; side achss.
All on account of the kidney».
Must help them at their work.
A Pendleton woman shows you how.
Mrs. Fred Noble, who lives at 11»
Cosbie street, says: “1 was troubled
for three or four years with my back
and kidneys, and was oppressed with
a tired feeling the whole time. My
back commenced to ache whenever I
did the least amount of work around
the bouse that compelled me to hit
anything or stoop over. The kidneys
were irregular and annoyed me espe
cially if I caught cold. 1 felt sleepy
or drowsy all the time. I used many
different medicines, some of which
helped my, and some of which did
not. I saw Doan’s Kidney Pills so
highly recommended that I went to
the Brock A McComas Co. drug store
and got a box. They helped me from
the first and did me more good than
anything of the kind I had ever used.
1 am feeling better since the treat
ment than I had in a long, long time
before, thanks to Doan’s Kidney
Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price SB
cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co..
Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name —DOAN’S—
and take no other.
The jury in the case of R. C. Baker
vs. B. F. McElroy, yesterday brought
in a verdict in favor of the plaintiff
for $56. It was a civil action involv
ing the wages of the plaintiff.
The case of Charles Finch vs. John
Stockman, was before the court this
afternoon. This is the case in which
the plaintiff alleges that the defend
ant struck him on the head with a
large stick and permanently injured
him. It will be remembered as the
case where Stockman ordered some
workmen out of his barn during a
rain st >rm at>«i in the discussion that
ensued struck the plaintiff over the
head with a 4x4 scantling. Stock-
man pleaded guilty to the charge of
assault and paid a fine of $50 and
costs, but the defendant is now suing
tor damages.
The case is being heard before a
jury composed of R
Lalnge. John
Perringer. M. M. Fix. W. P. Card.
Joseph Dunn. E. L Cheney, William
Roberts. G. W. Rugg. Jesse N. Bas
ket:. W. P. Daniels. Joe Derrick and
H. A. Faxon. The plaintiff is repre
sented by Carter A Raley and James
A. Fee. while BaUeray A McCourt
are the attorneys for the defense.
WAGON KAN OVER HIB HEAD.
Escape for Prominent Cold
Springs Farmer.
Narrow
Charles Chaney, one of the farm
ers of the Cold Springs district, fell
from his wagon yesterday afternoon
and both wheels of the vehicle passed
over his head without seriously in
juring him. While coming Into the
city one of the lines became entang
led and Mr. Chaney stooped from his
high seat to loosen It just as the
wheel struck a large rock. The lurch
of the wagon threw Mr. Chaney from
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WON’T YOU CALL
And see us?
We want to show you
our line of Buggies, Wilson Moline,
Moon Bros, and John Deere, they are
Al grade goods.
Yoa
K b «W
Moline
Wagous are
light running and durable
Oaakeya Drills, all B’eel frames,
1| in. cold rolled steel axis.
They have
the celebrated pine apple feed and are
double trussed.
It is a pleasure to show our stock,
whether yon buy or not.
A. KUNKEL b CO.
ATHMA, ORI.,
Howes Bnildiag.
PIIDLITON, ORI,,
Mala St., next to K. 0. Bld’g,
jnui’TnnnnnnnniiHn'inn ’mipnnninninpiwTiHnnniuinnnnnnnTnTnii
Athena. OcL 25—Mrs
Fay Le
Grow is visiting with her mother.
Mrs. Bowls of Walla Walla, while Mr
Le Grow is looking after his sheep
iu the mountains.
Mrs. David Taylor, mother of the
sheriff. Is Improving very fast after
her recent illness
John Wright is putting up a fine
livery barn
It is fifty by one hun
dred feet.
Theodore Russell of Spokane is a
visitor here and it is reported that
his intention is to take with him on
his return his little daughter Helen,
who has been staying with her aunt.
Mrs. George Banister for the past
three weeks.
Calvin Ogle, who has been visitng
at the home of his uncle. B. F. Ogie,
left for his home Wednesday.
B. F. Ogle received today tne news
of the death of his sister Mrs. Ma-
linda Pennington, who died at Le
banon, Kansas. Friday. Oct. 16. at
the age of 61. She died of Bright's
disease.
Mrs. Charley Nelson spent W’ed-
nesday In Walia Walla visiting her
daughter.
•
Miss Garfield of Walla Walla is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Char
ley Nelson, and aunt Mrs. David
Taylor.
Samuel Booher a few nights ago
fell from a ladder and received a se
vere wound on his arm. it was hurt
badly but not dangerously so.
Mrs. J. D. Plamonuen and mother.
Mrs. C. A. Barrett spent Wednesday
In Walla Walla.
Mrs. Al Booher's cousins Mr. and
Mrs. Buddy of Kansas City, are vis
iting at the Booher home. Mr. and
Mrs. Buddy will mase their home
here In the future.
Farmers of this vicinity are very
anxious to see it rain, for the recent
dry hot weather has entirely stopped
the plowing tn this vicinity.
Walter, the little son of Mr and
Mrs. J. W. Williams, who was strick
en with sciatic rheumatism, was tak
en to Hot lAke. There the doctor
told Mr. Williams they could do him
no good and advised them to take
him to Walla Walla, where he under
went a surgical operation.
They
split his leg and scraped the bone.
The little fellow stood the operation
finely and is out of danger.
W. C. Miller, with toe assistance
of Mr. Bailey, opened a new harness
shop Wednesday.
WANTED AT BOISE.
Arrested at Milton Charged With
Stealing Cow and Calf.
James Agnew, the sheriff of Ada
county, Idaho, is In -ue city, having
come from Boise erter Jack Marshal,
who is wante dthere on the charge
of having stolen a cow and calf at
that place.
Marshal was arrested at Milton by
the officers there, and held for the
Idaho official, who went after him
this morning and will return
this
evening to Boise with his man.
What Shall We
Have for Dessert ?
This question arises tn the family
•very day. Let us answer it to-day. Try
Jell-O,
a delie ms and healthful dessert. Pre
pared it two minutes. Noboiling! n«
baking I add boiling water and set t<
cooL i lavors:—Lemon, Orange, Rasp
berry &nd Strawberry. Get a package
st your grocers to-<la. jo eta.
TRACK AND ANNUAL RACES.
Both Are Needed by Pendleton and
Umatilla County.
Janies Irwin, the horseman, has re
turned from a summer’s trip on the
Northwest circuit, where he has had
IN A DIVORCE SUIT his string of horses on the track. He
has had good luck during the seasdh
and comes home well pleased with
On Bridges and Roads, Including All Alleged Grounds for ths Separation, the work of his stock
He had wit|>
Labor and Material Expenditures,
and ths Counter Testimony Both him Ovita. Ollie M. Bonner, N. B and
$24,335.62 Has Been Used—Most
made
Maks Unusually Interesting Read David Harum, all of which
of the Bridge» Ar« in Good Condi-
ing—Plaintiff and Defendant are j Rood records for themselves.
In a short time Mr. Irwin will leave
tlon—Nolin Bridge Has Been Con-
Residents of Athena
with his stock for Walla Walla,
damned.
Some time ago there was a di where he will keep them for the win
vorce
suit filed in the clerk's office by ter. There Is talk of selling the local
F. H. Beathe. the veteran
road-
Hawes against
William track, and Mr. Irwin wishes to have a
master of Weston, is in the
__
city, Cordelia
permanent
having business with the county sur- Hawes asking that the lionds of mat-1 his horses place where he can keep
in condition for next sea-
veyor in regard to the work in his ritnony be severed on the ground that; son.
department, aud talks interestingly the defendant had deserted the plain-
The 1 ck o. interest on the part of
in regard to his work during the t'ff, and was, besides, a gross and
habitual drunkard and a gambler. the peo le ol Pendleton in regard to
year.
___ ____
_________
and ____
the _
possibilities
This year, up to and Including the The parties to the suit are residents the homes hue
September term of the county court. of Athena, and are well known. Now of a track here, is driving the owners
there bad been expended
_______
I-J on
the comes the defeudant with an answer from this place to locations where
roads of the county in material aud in the case in which be makes some they can have conveniences for
labor for the building of bridges and queer and unique assertions. Head- handling their stock.
In the estimation of a great many
the repairing of the roada, $24.335.62. mils, denies and alleges various
This Included the lumber and general things, among which are the follow of the stockmen and business men.
It would be a good thing for the in-
supplies for the bridges and culverts, ing;
In article two of the answer he teresta of the city to have a track
and the manual labor used in the
goes ou to state that the plaintiff here and bold annual races, in con
general work.
There has been a gang of men at went with the defendant to imperial. nection, a county fair could be held
work on the roads all of the year, California, where they intended to that would draw people from ail over
and their condition is good. They reside, and where they bought a the county and farther. The district
have been overhauled, repaired, grad home and furnished It; but that after tributary to Pendleton has many re
ed and put into shape for the coming a short time the plaintiff asked to sources and the city many advanta
wet season, when it ia expected I that take a trip to the coast, and while ges that would go to make a fair a
they will prove the correctness of ' the tuere wrote the defendant a letter succom , and such a thing would
plans adopted by Mr. Beathe in hi» in which she stated that she was go prove a great benefit to the city and
ing to return to Oregon anti procure the business me^.
tr«»atment of the problem.
a divorce. And here the defendant I
Never Break ths Crust
avtrs ihe fact to be that plaintiff j
Funeral at Echo.
In working the roads It Is the plan loves Tom Johnson of Athena, and I
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hansford, J. F
of the roadmaster never • to break
openly declares that she will marry' Robinson. J. Mcl lll, John s Baker,
the crust of the road formed by the
Tom Johnson as soon as she can pro | E L. Smith, H. J. Bean, Harry Fow
usage of time
If it is necessary to
cure a divorce from tiw defendant." i ler. Tom Ayr«-». Rev. M. V Howard
grade the road the work is done
In the seventh article, the defend-' and Rev. G. W Rigby went -o Echo
from the side, and the renter of the
and denies that he is addicted to the
road la left as hard and packed as excessive use of ardent spirits, but I this morning to attend th« funeral of
possible. In this way the center of admits that he sometime» takes a! Shirley Thomson, who died Sunday
morning of typhoid fever, and whose
the bed is gradually raised until it
social glass." and he avers the fata j/uneral
|
was held this afternoon from
sheds the rain, and remains bard
to te that when he first met the itue family home.
and smooth the year around, The
plaintiff in a cheap hotel in San Fran
soil and the conditions of the di cisco. they together drank several
Taken to th« Asylum.
mate make it necessary to gravel or glasses of champagne every night,
prepare in other manner than simply
T. C. Taylor left for Saiem this
but that after coming to Athena they
grading in most cases, to Insure a had to content
themselves
with morning, having in bis charge Mrs.
good and a permanent road.
whiskey, and that plaintiff well new George Dongherty. who was yester
Mountain Roads Improved.
i the defendant's hab.t of enjoying a day adjudged insane and ordered
In past years tne most of the «octal glasa. and all of his habits be- i committed to the asylum at Salem.
Mrs. Dougherty was accompanied to
work has been done on the mountain fore the marriage
roads, and now tney have been put i
In the tenth article the defendant the asylum by her sister, who «ent
into such shape that they do not | : denies that be ever twisted
the a» an extra guard.
need half the attention to keep them ' plaintiff's arm an that she could not
Review in Liquor Case
in shape that it formerly took. The sleep, and "avers the fact to be that
great foe of the roadtnai>ter <>n these plaintiff is a good sound sleeper, and
A petition for a writ of review has
roads is the wash and cutting from lets nothing whatever take away her t»een granted in the case of T. D.
the winter rain. The water will fol comforts ot sleep;
that defendant Taylor vs. L. 8 WrxM. It Is a case
low the wheel.tracks down the grade always allowed plaintiff to sleep as in which the sheriff attached whis
aud by the lime it has reached the long as she wanted to and often let key in a saloon at the direction of a
bottom will have a good-stxed ditch her sleep and went without break wholesale firm and the defendant
cut out. Mr. Beathe has overcome fast to his work."
claims that pan of the whiskey was
this tendency by a plan of his own.
In the eleventh section the de the property of another company
He grades the roads high in the fendant denies uiat be went to Walia
middle and throws l«-ile cross humps Walla with the plaintiff to se a 4th
or raises at intervals down the hill of July celebration an., got drunk
When the water has followed a wheel and went off with her ticket, compel-
track to one of these rises it will be Ing her to remain in Walla Walla a
diverted from the track into the lang time when she wanted to be at
ditch at the side of the road, an« home, but "avers the fart to be teat
thus will not cut furrows tn the bed. plaintiff always liked Walla Walla
This year the most of the work has and wished to stay longer when de BIRCH CREEK STOCKMAN
been done in the neighborhood ot fendant wished to return."
TAKES OPTIMISTIC VIEW.
Helix, Juniper. Milton. Cold Springs
in section thirteen defendant de
and the country in that vicinity, nies that be ever threatened to com-
where there has not been permanent m't suicide, ard "avers the fact to be Say» Pnc» ef Beef Must Raise Before
work done before. Yesterday
Mr. that he ia well satisfied with nis life,
Lung Owing to Constantly Incre»»-
Kimbrel and Mr. Beathe laid out a and has never had any desire to
•ng De -and — Feed Not so Scarce
mile of county road near Juniper. cnange his residence by committing
There is no estimate of the number suicide." '
a» Reported—C.t-es Mvst Be Fed
of miles of road In the county, and it
In the fifteenth section the defend
would be q hard job to make one. ant alleges that be and the plaintiff
A prominent cattleman from Birch
for there are many miles ot unre "would now be living happily togeth Creek, who was in the city yesterday,
corded road in the county. There er If Tom Johnson were not the in takes an optimistic view of the cat
are known to be between 50 and 100 tended husband of the plaintiff." tle and feed situation, and disagrees
miles of such road in the county, and Peter West is tne attorney for the with the penerally accepted statement
perhaps more.
of conditions throughout the range
defendant
country, in this county.
—— As to Bridges.
Instead of hay and feed being
Wanted.
The bridges are good, and mucn
“
country south of Pen
work has been done on them this
We would like to ask. through the scarce, in the
year. Those on the Umatilla and
columns of your paper, if there is dieton. be thinks that the fine weath-
Foster and Echo have been repaired any ;»rv>n who has used Green's er of the past month, has made the
and are in first-class condition. A August Flower for the core at Indi fall rang«- so good, that cattle men
new 30-foot span truss bridge has gestion, Dyspepsia and Liver Trou will now have an abundance of hay
just been finished on Pine Creek.' bles that has not been cured—and to run through the winter, and keep
near Weston, and there is much work we also mean their results, such as every hoof they now own, instead of
in that part of the department.
sour stomach, fermentation of food, sacrificing them at the present low
habitual costiveness, nervous dys- prices being paid for fat catUe.
Nolin Bridge-Condemned.
He thinks that cattle men should
The bridge at Nolin has been con pepsia. beadaches, despondent feel
sleeplessness—in
fact.
any not sell their herds down any lower
demned, and will e-tner have to be Ings,
lorn down or entirely overhauled, as trouble connected with the stomach at the present time at present prices,
it is on false work and is unsafe or liver? This medicine has been for the n age is better than for years,
The matter will come ' before the sold for man» years in all civlllaed and the : ceding weather must neces
countries and we wish to correspond sarily be shortened, by the open
county court at its next session.
But all over the county the roads with you and send you one of our weather und fine grass now being en
and bridges are in good trim for the books free of cost. If you never joyed without any prospect of a
winter, and with the work to be yet tried August Flower, try a ?5 cent change for the worse
He ia of the opinion that many
put on them -will furnish good means bottle first. We have never known of
of travel for the residents of ine its falling. If no. something more cattie m«-n have been scared by the
country, through ail of the wet serious is the matter with you. The stories that have teen told of the
25 cent aize baa just been introduc greatly reduced hay crop, and over
weather now to be expected
ed this year. Regular sixe, 75 cents. crowded range from the interior dis
Tallman A Co.
tricts. *1 he markets will need mor>>
WEDNESDAY'S LOCALS.
G. G. Green. Woodbury, N. 3.
fat stock before spring, and the pre»
a
ent prices cannot prevail long
And
A. McKinnon, of Adams. 1» in I be
therefore he is going to hokl.
KILLED NINETEEN SHEEP
city today.
In most of the hay districts south
W. R Porter was In the city today Spokane Train Ran Into a Flock
of Pendleton, he says the crop is
I not
on business.
Near Weston.
five per cent short On Birch and Mc
Doug Belts, of Pilot Rock, was a
Last evening, as the Spokane train Kay Creeks, the crop was good, and
Pendleton visitor today.
the fall range In those districts is
J. W. Oakley, of 1 .lot Rock, is in was coming down the hid on the excellent. The number of cat„e re
other
side
of
Weston,
it
ran
Into
a
the city for a brief visit.
band of about 1.000 sheep at the bot maining in the hands of the farmers
J. G. Hatnil. of Echo, is visiting in tom of a curve and killed 19 of the and stock men at this time. Is not
the city for a day or so.
animals. The engineer saw the flock so great as to threaten the supply of
F. M. Lockwood. of Helix, is An the in time to nearly check the motion hay. and be advises the holding of
city for a ousiness vielt.
ot the train, or it would have thrown fat cattle, fcr the raise that he thinks
is certain to come, on account of the
J. C. Connell, of Sumpter, is in the it into the ditch at the side of the
track. It is not known who the own constant demand from the Sound
city on a business visit.
cities for more and more beef each
S. A. Pennick, of Adams. is in the er of the sheep is.
year, and the grow ng population of
city for a short business trip.
vregon cities drawing on this dis
Real Estate Transfers.
.Mark Seely, of Milton. was in the
trict for their beef supply.
Trajan Tucker and Carrie Tucker,
cit ytoday on a business visit
While the buyers have forced the
his wife, have sold to Jesse B. Hart
W. E. Kochs. of Vinson, ia in the for $3,250 the east half of the south price of cattie and have succeeded in
city for a abort business visit.
east quarter of section 14. in town bolding them down for a greater
R. N. Stanfield, the cattleman of ship 4, north of range 35 east, being part of the summer and fall, he
Echo, was a Pendleton visitor today. a tract of land in the vicinity of thinks that the natural demand for
beef, and the heavier consumption
J. Montgomery a prominent farm Weston.
Eliza I.<?ezer and husband have tn the Sound c.ties on account of the
er of Helix was ill the city yesterday.
returning hordes from the Alaskan
H. McCliney. of Grass Valley, spent sold to William M. Caldwell for $2.- gold fields to winter on the coast,
200.
lot
3
in
block
17.
of
the
city
of
the day In the city the guest of
Pendleton, the same being in the will bring up the price to something
friends.
near the normal figure, before Christ
eastern part of the city.
Mrs. A. B. McEwen, of Athena, is
mas, and will therefore hold his cat
the guest of Pendleton friends for a
tle for the present.
Will
Peterson
in
Town.
visit in the city.
Will Peterson, the attorney of
Mr. and Mrs. M. Ripley and family
Deeds Filed Today.
of Ukiah, are in the city visiting Athena, was In the city today for a
The deeds from Jessie Vert and
short
visit.
Mr.
Petereon
has
just
friends for *a few days.
returned from a visit to Lewiston, John Vert and from V. Stroble, trans
B. C. Reeder, one of the prominent where he had an important case be ferring to the city their interest in
stockmen of the Butter creek conf fore the court. At the conclusion of the land bought by the city for a
try, is in the city for a week’» visit the session there he went to Boise public pgrk. were filed this morning
with friends.
and Spokane for an extended trip. in the office of the county recorder.
H. C. Means returned to his home He was here on business before the
at Ashwood this morning,
_ after a circuit court.
short visit in tne city with triends
and relatives.
Big Shipment of Sheep.
David Horn and daughter. Miss
Hale and Walts, two sheep buyers,
Blanch, of McKay creek, are in the sre preparing for a big shipment to
city for a visit with ___
friends. Mr. be sent out ovej the O. R. A N. on
Horn is one of the cattlemen of the November 5. They will ship 3,500
county, and is here to buy supplies head at that time to Stockton. Cal.,
for his ranch.
where they will be sold in the mar
kets. The sheep were bought of P.
Idaho Range Good.
Dougherty, Ed Campbell and other
A correspondent to the Boise Capi owners of this county.
tal News, speaking of range pros
Rich Strike Reported.
pects in Southern Idaho, says:
Inside each pound package of
“Macum Smith, one of the promi
It 1» reported in the city that
nent ranchers of Ola, in the Squaw Fete PslmaUcr, who Is well-known
Creek country, who came into town here, has struck a rich ledge on his
Vrlday on a viak to his family, re mine about eight miles out of Gran
turned to his ranch this morning. ite, and is fast taking out the yellow
Mr. Smith said th« grass on the metal.
range near his place was better this
will be found a FREE game.
Money for Advertising.
ye ar than it has been for the past
60
different games. All new
five years. He reported lots of sheep
Portland
Chamber
of
Com-
The
In his vicinity, the flock tenders hust merce . yesterday
$500
appropriated
...
At Your Grocer*»
ling their herds out of the Long val for the purpose of issuing a booklet
ley country before bad weather sets descriptive of Portland and the
9»
lx*wis and Clark fair.
RACY ALLEGATIONS
Hol id<Ay
¿mt
Lion Coffee
ISO’S CURE FOR
The republic of Peru is hard up
Anna Duncalfe. of Spokane. Mon
and a special session of congress will day last threw a baseball 214 feet
convene soon to levy special taxes aud one inch, breaking ail records of
and create new sources of revenue.
throws by women by several yards.
c it
three weeks, and It was with some
difficulty that the court could keep
them together. For this reason he
adjourned court for a recess as far
as the jury trials are concerned.
There are yet aeveral cases in
CONVENTION PA8SES SOMli
equity to be heard by the court, and
they will occupy the time until the
RINGING RESOLUTIONS.
other case« are up for trial.
Dissolution Notice.
The firm of Temple A Wile«
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
E. M Temple having purchased the
Interest of W P Temple. All notes
and accounts due the firm of Temple
A Wilcox are payable to W P. Tern
The fol low-ng resolutions
unani- |de. Al) notes and accounts against
mously adopted embody the senti- the firm will be paid by Temple A
Dated October 12. 1903
menu of the Oregon Good Roads Wilcox
convention, just held in Portland.
Shot Through the Foot.
"That the sum of $3,000 is required
Yesterday ifternoon a Jap wort
to adequately cover the expense nec man for the O. R A N at Umat lia.
essary in carrying out effectively the while out alter rabbits, shot himself
purposes of this organization, and through the foot with a 22 rifle. He
that it ia the sense of this conven was brought to this city and Dr. F.
tion that the equitable proportion to W. Vincent, the company physician,
be contributed by each county ought dressed the wound. The man return
to be determined by its pro rata of ee to Umatilla on the morning train.
assessable values, and that each
county judge should charge himself
Shipping Worknorses.
with the duty of s«?elng that the as
Claude Crow will ship a carload of
sessment of bis county Is lawfully workhorses to Davenport this even
secured and paid iDto the treasury of irg, over the W. A C. R. Mr. Crow
this association, to be disbursed upon is running a large ranch in the vicin
the orders of the executive, commit ity of Davenport, and is taking the
tee to whom the treasurer shall fur horses there for farm work
nish bond for the safe custody and
proper disposition of all funds
Oregon Good Roads Associa-
"That we heartily endorse the po-
aition taken by Governor Chamber-
lain upon the use of convicts for road
purposes as expressed in his ad
dress read before ns yesterday; and
tha' a committee of five be appoint
ed, to be known as The legislative
Committee,' whose duty it shall be
to present to the legislature of Ore
gon. in proper form for legislative
action, this and all other ma< tiers
that may be decided by this associa
Take cold easily? Throat
lion an demanding legislation.
tender? Lungs weak? Any
'That we urge upon all future leg
islatures the paramount Importance
relatives have consumption?
of good roads and the wisdom of
Then a cough means a great
making appropriations therefor am.
the need for caution in protecting
the state treasury against all needless
expenditures, to the end that taxe<
be reduced and that the people shal
derive mor«- substantial benefit from
those which they do pay.
deal to you. Follow your
"That we favor the general priori
doctor’s advice and take
pie of state aid ia road conrtnictior
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. It
under competent engineering super
vision as embodied in the laws o'
heals, strengthens, prevents.
many ot the older states, and that we
believe that the general government
that derives its prosperity and powei
from the states should contribute its
»..Sh .»’M.
AH
equitable proportion to the cause
of road betterment, which will so
greatly advance tne welfare of the
states and improve the condition of
all the peopie; and we urge our state
and national representatives to give
their hearty support to this policy
and we especially urge upon our
representatives in congress the ae-
cess'ty ard great importance of an
appropriation of not less than $100.-
Ot«o for the office of public road in
quiries In order that object-lesson
roads may be constructed in all the
states "
Favors an
Appropriaticn
From
Counties to Cover Expense of
Good Roads Meeting — Indorses
Governor Chamberlain’s
Convict
Road Plan.
Ayers
Cherry .
Pectoral
Weak Lungs
CIRCUIT COURT.
F nch Gets Damages and Costs—
Jure » Excused Till November.
The jury in the case of Finch vs.
Stockman, which took up the aU.n
tlon of the circuit court yesterday
brought in a verdict for the plaintiff
in the sum of $5$n and costs of the
action. The plaintiff had asked 'or
$3.200. This is the suit caused by
the assault of Stockman on the plaitf-
t ff several months ago. in which
Finch was knocked insensible with
a large club. At the prelim^«’7
trial the defendant pleaded _
Kuiln*
and paid a fine of $50 and costa.
Judge Ellis yesterday ex.'vsed
jurors from further attendance
the court until the moroiii; of
vember U, when there will be a
more jury trials to come l-e’ore
court The men had bee" in cot
nous attendance on the court
era
LEG
Therefore, when your kidnevssre weak
or out of order, you can understand bow
quickly your entire body is affected and
bow every organ seeni* to fail to do its
duty.
1/ vou are sick or “ feel badly,” begin
taking the great kidney remedy. Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Iteot. because as soon
as your kidneys ari well they will
all the other organs to health. A
will convince anyone.
If von are sick you can make no mis
take bv first doctoring vour kidneys.
The mild and the extraordinary effect of
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great
kidney remedy, is soon realized. It
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases, and is sold
on its merits by all
druggists in fifty-cent
and one-dollar size
bottles.
You may-
have a sample bottle
by mail free, also a pamphlet telling you
how to find out if you naw kidney or
bladder trouble.
Mention this paper
when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co . Bing
hamton, N. Y. Dr n’t make any mistake,
bat remember the name. Swamp-Root,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-RoX, and the ad
dress, Binghamton, N. V., on every bottle.
MKG1STRATION OF LAND TITLF.
I" Ik« matter o< ths aswllea'tsn «f John J
Baller.y to r«g:Mer the t t » of Lot. Nias <»>
T»n(l«,X Sirvan (1 i ) Twvlv« (It). Thlrteea i tat,
roun.en.10. Ftttrw« ( ») and Srwl ¡ .<> la
‘Oaiï«ik- Tw“
a'4 xaljsls (Ml), la
«hick l mattila c un<y. Oregon, sad all akom
It »•) conerrn « « «tel,adunia
TAX« KOTICff
That on the M>h day of Octoher, A D IWjJ
an sniUeatkMi was S sd ky .aid Joka J
Ball.ray la the Circuit Court otiheSuisot
On^ou. fer t'meltlla < minty, for Initial trsia-
tralioa ot Ike litis ■ I >ke laad akove deeertkd
how. ales, ysu appr.r on or h-forotaeisu
day of Xovemter, Has, and UowrwM.1,
.ueh apHIcaUun stall not h- (.anted tke
»«a.» w il be taken as routes ed sad a de rao
vi! oe entrrrd sccordias to tas ara y. tedia«
a>-p Irai ob . and you will be foe yer barred
from -JI-I utiBf tke a-me
Dale M drat pnbUeatioa October AS. lax
_
* b I HoM R* fflAIN.
County Clerk «4 Casa.ill. County.
■srsar BOTICI
Tke tol'owfns hones h.ye teen taken un and
are held at me pls « ot basin«-«
Ose ha» mera branded -H" on rtaht abe«u.
er. ••!>•'oe left stifle. Ieri bind loot white
weis' > about US* a-wad«.
O «e It hl wrrel tile, branded S(.ira -W with
bar tbruurb It, on sight shoulder Ult kind lea
white, str.p in taco.
Ouetaj mare wit** ewlL mare brai ded with
pot book on rl(k< hip
one l«aht burk.kla mare, black lews, branded
“T" 'I left s<ifle.left bind font white.
on» gray»- ara b eaded "T" on teft wise
on- buck.ktn k-ra. branded -T” oa left
sUfie, wild hip kno kod down
Owners can hare property by raillag and
payln» charges oa sems.
STRENGTH
JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE,
W alt
unmby ,
iNndseioti, Ore.