hitherto found summer feed In North­
ern Graut, will be prohibited from
entry into that section.
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 13, 1903
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SHOULDER BROKEN BY
DO YOU GET UP
STATE VS. THOMPSON AND
RELY ON PE-Ill -NA TO FIGHT
HOWARD. ALIAS WILSON.
A FRACTIOUS HORSE.
CATARRH WHEREVER LOCATED IN THE SYSTEM
Sidney Van Hook, of Umatilla, Claims
1
They Forcibly Robbed Him Two
WITH A LAME BACK? Birthday Party to Mrs, Gross—Visitor
Months
Ago — Thompson
Was
■luce then we have used it With won
From Fresno. Calif..—Chas. Walter
Caught After a Run.
derfui result« fur grip, euugba, colds aud
Kidney Irvubic Makes You Miserable.
Has Sold a Farm— Mrs. Davenport
catsrrhal di we»««-« of th» b»**l an I
Almost everybody who reads the news-
The circuit court met this morning
stomach.
Has Gone to Pendleton to Reside
vauers is sure to know ot the wonderful
at 9 o'clock in adjourned session and
“horgrip and printer catarrh sspw>-
cures ___
iwule _ R*.
by TAw
Dr. I —Rev. Armfield Has Returned.
took up the case of tbe state of Ore­
Swamp­
(ally it baa tse-n of great awrvloo to lhe
great kid-
inmav-s of this institution.
Athena. Nov. 7.—E. 1.. Smith's gon vs C. C. Thompson and L. M
and blad­ I children. Misses Effie anti Una. and Howard, known as Louis E. Wilson.
This is the case in which Sidney H
der remedy.
Egar Smith of Pendleton are tisltlug
It is the great med­ | at the home of 'heir aunt. A. B. Mc­ Van Hook, of V mat ills, accuses the
deh-ndants of having robbed him of
ical triumph of the Ewen ot this city.
After the able defenst* ol th«* reso­ was ununimouslj
selected
Over the United States Us*
nineteenth century ;
Rev. W. E Arnifleld has returned a draft for fits» which they took from lution asking for the re[>eal of the ni«**-tltig place for 1904
71 discovered after years
him on the eveniug of September 22 timber and stone act, the desert land
Pe-ru-na for Catarrh.
from
Pentileton
where
he
has
been
Election of Officers,
I of scientific research
last
Thompson is the man who at act und the commutation clause of
Irr.
Hartman
rwefvea many letters
by Dr. Kilmer, tbe assisting Rev. Warner in conducting; tempted to escape fro mDrputy Sher­
When th«* election of officers
from Catholic Water» all over tho United
eminent kidney a’.d | a series of meetings in the M. E I iff J. A. Blakley when he went to ar­ tbe homestead, by A King Wilson, reached, Mr. Ilerschburg also noml
last evening, a vote was taken, re­
Madder specialist, and is wonderftlly I church
.States. A recommend reoently re-
sulting in a tie, 31 for and 31 against nated A. H. Devers for re-election. At
A birthday party was given to Mrs. . rest him at Vmatllla.
successful in promptly curing lame h»ck.
this juncture Mr. Devers called Wal­
reived from a Catholic institution in tba
Owing
to
the
absence
of
the
wit
­
the
resolution
I
Fred
Gross
last
Friday
at
her
home
nnc acid, catarrh of the bladder and
boxithw*-»t reads aa follows:
nesses for the defense, the case was
President Devers decided the ques­ ter Pierce, of Umatilla county, to the
Bright's Disease, which is the worst ■ on Fourth street. A merry evening, postponed by tbe court until after­
chair, and in a few happy remarks,
A Promiiwot Mother Saporlor fioyei
I
was
passed.
Those
present
were
1
tion
by
casting
his
vote
for
the
re
­
form of kidnev trouble.
“ I can testify from experience to »be
noon, to which time It took a recess. peal. making 32 in favor of the Trans- said that he did not want to monop­
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec­ i Mrs J. A. Henry, Mrs. A. J. Bagly.:
«•fficlencjr of Peruna aa oue of tbs very
Continued Till January.
Mississippi Congress resolution, ask­ olize the office of president and much
ommended for everything but if you have 1 Mrs. W. Bush, Mrs. Moore. Mrs. i
preferred to see the honors passed
Irtrst medlclnam, aud it gives mo pleaauro
kidnev, liver or bladder trouble tt will be I George Gross. Mrs. Bovd. Mrs. Payne,
When the court was called In the ing for the repeal of those lawk
to add my praise to that of iLoeaauds
The resolution as passed Is aj tol around aud suggested that First Vice-
found just the remedy you need. Il has j Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Thompkins and afternoon the defense asked that the
President Will R. King, of Ontario,
w ho Lave u*«l IL For years I »offered
been tested in so many ways, in hospital Mrs. Keen
ease be continued until the January lows:
. be elected president. Mr. King declin­
with catarrh of the stouiscli, all r»m»-
work and in private practice, and has
While at work in his field oue day term, owing to the absence of one of
Repeal Land Laws.
ed to allow his name to be used and
proved so successful in every case that a last week F. Naylor was thrown from the important witnesses, who was out
dics proving valueloM for relief. LeM
Whereas, We have a higher desti­ no other nominations being msde, the
special arrangement has been made by his horse and received a fracture.. of the atate and equid not at this time
•prlug I went to Colorado, hoping to ba
ny as a nation than the mere creation election of Mr
Devers wss msde
which all readers of this paper, who have shoulder.
la-uetiu-d by a change of climate aud
be found. The court granted the mo­ or accumulation of capital; and we unanimous.
not already tried it. may have a sample
Miss Bettie Scott of Fresno. Cal.. tion for continuance, and the case is must preserve and bequeath to future
while there a friend a*JviMxl Lie to try
He
thanked
the
convention
in
a
bottle sent free by mail, also a book tell­ : is on an extended visit to relatives of set for the first day of the January
Peruna. After u.lag two bottles I found
generations the natural resource*, few well-chosen remarks for tbe hon­
ing more about Swamp-Root, and how to ' this city.
■ term. The jurors were excused from which will be necessary to their ma­ or and assured them of his hearty
myself very much improved. The re­
find out if voubave kidney or bladder trou­ 1 The mother of Mrs. Lee Morehouse further attendance and went home.
mains of my old disease being now so
terial welfare; be it
ble. When writing mention reading this
interest in the great subject of irri­
There are now several cases on the i Resolved. That the timber and gation.
slight, I eonslder myself cured, yet fur
generous offer tn this paper and send your i of Peudleton. Mrs. Davenport, wbo
' has been sick for some time has gone civil ami divorce docket, but the jury' ' stone act should be forthwith repeal-
Will R. King, of Ontario, was unani­
a while I Intend to cuntmua th« use of
address to Dr. Kilmer
| to Pendleton aud will live with her cases were all cleared from tbe book.
■ ed and thereafter a system should be mously elected first vice-president,
P* runs. I am now treating another
& Co., Binghamton,
I daughter.
. immediately adopted under which the ; and E Carbine, of Union county, was
N. Y. Thè regular
patient with your medicine. She haa
Chas Walter has sold to his broth­
THE GEERS CALLED HOME
fullest utilization of the timber might selected as second vice-president.
tifty-cent and one-
been sick with malaria aud troubled
er. J C Walter. 16o acres near i
| be made, and the prosperity of the
E. P. Dodd, of Pendleton, who baa
dollar sue bottles are ■»« •*
with leucorrhtoa. I bare not a doubt
Ex-Governor
and
Mrs.
Geer
Receive
Helix.
lumbering communities assured, the been assistant secretary of the atate
sold by all good druggists. Don't make
that a cure will be speedily effected.”
Sad News Thia Morning.
anv mistake, but remember the name,
| forest at the sam«- time preserved association for the past year, was
Them are cample* of letter» received
HEAVY
WINTER FULL
Swamp-Root. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
unanimously elected secretary, and C.
Ex-Governor T T. Geer and wife from destruction;
by Dr. Hartman from tbe tarioaa
and the address. Binghamton. N. V., on
That
the
desert
land
act
and
com
C.
Hunt,
of
Ontario,
was
chosen
as
­
FEEDING OF CATTLE were callidi unexpectedly to Olympia
order» of Catholic Sitter» throughout
everv bottle.
today by the sudden death of Mrs. [ mutation clause of the homestead act sistant secretary for the coining year.
the L nited State*.
■
should
be
Immediately
and
absolutely
W. T. Wright, of Union, had no op­
Geer’s brotuer-ln-law. at that piaci,
MISS BEATRIX CALLA!
The names and add roe« re to tbewe lefo
repealed, and five year«’ residence in position for the office ot treasurer and
Load of Freight Went Into Ridge this morning
lets have been withheld from reopoofi
all
cases
should
be
required
from
a
was
made
the
unanimous
choice
of
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geer
bare
been
the
Interesting Letters from
years* sfaod/ng, and I »ouid not have', to tbe Sisters but will be furnished upoa
Creek Canyors—Extensive Sales of
guests at Locust Hill during the settler before the government parts convention for that position
been without It tor anything. It helped
Beef Cattle, and Many More are on
Catholic
Institutions.
meeting ot the Irrigation association, with the title to any of tbe govern-
Treasurer's Report.
aeteral Slater* of cough» and cold» reqneoL
the Market—an Abundant and Much and were enjoying their visit to the ' ment land under homestead act.
One-half of tbe diseases which afflM
and I have yet to find one cam of ca­
I
The treasurer'» report, which was
Needed Rain Has Fallen.
city very much. They attended the , There should be no inettwae of the i made at this time, showed the total
tarrh that it dost not cura."—Sitter mankind are due to some catarrhal dw
Id
every
country
of
the
cirilired
brilliant reception tendered to Gov i acreage area of a homestead entry. It receipts of the state association fur trori ! the Slaters of Charity are kt>- ■ » n. Beatrix.
rangement of the mucous membrane
Ridge. Nov. 9 —G. W l.insnei made trnor and Mrs. Chamberlain last I should in no case exceed 16u acre«.
the past year, not including this
From a Cathoik Inatitution In Cen­ lining some organ or passage of tba
Not only do they
trip to Pendleton on business this bight, and Mrs Geer expected to meet
Professor Young's Able Paper.
meeting, to be 1196, and expenditures
minister to the tral Ohio come» the following recom­ body.
week. He is going to feed his beef the club women of Pendleton tomor-
Following the adoption of tbe r«*s- 1186, leaving a balance on hand ot
A remedy that would act immediatr!y
spiritual
and intel­ mend trom the Slater Superior.
for spring market. He further states row at the residence of Mrs. C. B | olutions. as published last evening. 110
twenty payment Ufo. am«*I
“ Some years a?o a friend of ocr intti- upon the congested mucous membra:.«
lectual
Breds
of
that be will hold about 100 head ot Wade.
Professor F. G. Young, of the state
The receipts of the session in this
premium ISMT.
the ehargre com­ tu'.un recommended tout Iw. Hartman'» restoring it to its normal state, woaJd
While tbe sudden departure ot Mr. ‘ university, read an able paper on “Co city were something over >75. from
his cattle on his John Day stock farm
Caah value a th yaar.trm »
mitted
to their P* runs ae an excellent r> medy for the «-ousequently cure all three dfoea— a.
and
Mrs.
Geer
and
the
sad
occurrence
for
a
couple
of
mouths
operation with the government in de- membership fees, which amount to
Or paid up policy ter tree.
car.-,
I*ul
they also influ' nza of which we then had «ever»', Catarrh is catarrh wherever toca’wi,
which
occasioned
ft.
Is
deeply
regret
­
John
F.
Guiderian
of
Birch
Creek
I
termining
the
water
power
and
arte-
Aud Caah |1<m.
|1 each.
minister to tbeir case» which trea'.«med to be of a beriout w helber it F* in the head, throat, langs,
sold his hay and pasture to the Rttgg i ted by tbeir friends in this city, Ahe • Man facilities of the West."
Tetaleoet for life MSB
Resolution
of
Thanks.
club meeting called to take place at
»tornach. kl ineys, or pelvic r.rgans. A
Bros, for winter use.
bodily needs. With i-o n.iny children . character.
Professor Young is a student of in-
STATE LIFE INfiTBAKCg Cl.
After the election of officers. A
Sam Reynolds of Susanville lost Ixx-ust Hill tomorrow, will be held, | dustrial science and economics and
to take rare of and to protect from ; , *■ We te-gan to u»e it and experienced remedy that will cure it in one location
Indlanapola Inllan«
n load of freight on Bridyr creek, notwithstanding Mrs. Geer's absence has spent much tabor and thought in King Wilson of Portland. Introduced climate and dises»«-, these wise and pro-' I tech woD<lerful rewults that since then will cure it in all locations.
W 1 HOMEB. Manager
Several members of the state fed­ pursuing this topic. It will be pub­ the following resolution, which was dent slaters have found Perun* a never- poruna has kMxwne our favorite medi­
above Pilot Rock, Friday morning.
If you do not receive j rompt and «.1v
Jifod Bld'g
Pendleton. Orego
He saved his wagon and part of his eration are in the city and will at­ llshed in the East Oregonian, in full unanimously adopted:
factory results from the use of Per-.-.a.
falling
safeguard.
cine
fur
influenza,
raiirfti,
cold,
cough
Resolved. That tbe sincere thanks
tend ibe meeting
rack.
write at core to Dr. Hartman, givlrg a
A letter recently received by I»r Hart­ and bronchitis.”
Eapanences of Idaho.
of this association be tendered to
Fritz Martin of Vkiah returned
full statement ot yvmr caae, and he w ill
man from Bister Beatrix B. < al; am. 410
J
H
Ijowell,
of
Caldwell.
Idaho
Another
recommend
from
a
Catholic
on«-
Mayor
Halley
and
the
citizens
of
Pen
­
IN
home from the strawfields. Friday,
A SPOKANE HOSPITAL.
W. Thirtieth street, New York, reads inatitution of one of the Central be pleas«! to give you his valuable ad­
of
the
irrigation
commissioners
of
dleton
generally,
for
the
courteous
where he had taken bis cattle for
m follow»:
'
State* »ritten by tbe Slater Superior vice gratia.
winter quarters. He say» he has a J. B. Howard Has Much Trouble that state anu author of the Idaho ir­ treatment of delegates; to tbe Com
Address Dr. Hartman. President of
rigation taw.
followed
Professor meretal Association for the use of its
•' / esnnor tay too much In praiae ot reada aa foUowa:
fine tot of beef for sale
With His Injured Leg.
Fight Mtki ot it cured
” A numl>er of year* ago our attention The II ar Tma a Sanitarium, Ooaumbofo
Young's paper on the working of th« re*-,ms to tbe press for notices of the Perura.
J D French of Lena sold and de­
O. F Steele is in receipt of a letter
meeting and reports of the same, and me at catarrh o' the lung» vt tour - w»a cal>d U> Ur.Uarunazi'« Pemi.a and Ohio.
livered about 140 head of fine beef trom J B Howard, at Spokane, «tat Idaho irrigation law.
Mr. Lowell told of tbe growth of the especially to the ladies of Pendleton
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to J. C. Lonergan at Pendleton this Ing that he is In the hospital at that
irrigation sentiment in hi» state, of for their efforts in our behalf as man­
week.
«en»
<
i
tiren,
»as
a
pendieton
vial-
Farm Sc id Near Blalock.
place, where Le ha* had an operation the gradual < hang«- from the "shot ifested in the musical selections by
The Rust Bros sold 78 head of fine
or today.
performed on his leg. which was hurt gun" rule of former days, to th, pr« a- Mrs. J A. Borie and Miss. Cozbi Ra­
Adolph
I- Schaefer and Albert H
beef to T. C. Benson of Portland de­ while tending a separator for U E I
Mr» M U Taylor ut Walia Walla S< haefer hare sold to M S Robinson
ent progressive and successful i*o 1. y ley. aid in the further efforts of the
livered at Pendleton Sunday
» in fhe < it> rhe gues> of !n< nd» for for S3.0M. 26o acres of land in the
Henson, near Helix, last harvest.
of law-making
members of the var-ous women ■
Persons driving beef from south of
■ abort tint«-
He left here October 15 for th*
vicinity of Blalock
He told of tbe difficulty the law clubs of the city in arranging the
Pendleton will find the Ladow Bros, mines at Gem. Idaho, thinking he was
M. V Tiu!«-y ot W«-M»u ■» visiting
situated to accommodate them, and sufficient iy cuted to go to work, but makers, experienced in tba' ' state in most enjoyable reception of Monday WERE FINELY TREATED
in the city during the irma ndt-r of
C J Lord, of Olympia. .< a candi­
bridging over betw«ren the old ms evening
they are nice accommodating boys,
being threatened with blood poison­ tom of holding water and I owning
the irrigation nAu-clioe.
date for governor of Washington in
AS
GUESTS
OF
WESTON.
The
convention
adjourned
at
5
too.
ing again, he had an operation per- water by force, and the new
i
law. o’clock to meet at Ontario, Malh«*ur ’
• -. E Nr«M«u ol Weuton. the pro-
There was a fine surprise ball at the formed
which j'.iatly au«l equitably distributes county, on the second Monday In No­
praetor nt 'be Westuo brick yards, is
home of Mr and Mrs Jas Stanton, at
Express SM-sfact.on With the Course in »he city tor a short visit
it among settlers according to the vember. 1904.
Wye. last Tuesday nigut.
Real Estate Transfers.
amount needed by their land an*! the
of Instruction and th« Instructors,
Delegatee Go Homs.
Miss May Baker returned to her >
Mr. and Mn> M H Gillett, of Echo,
Mr and Mta George M Badgett, ot amount furnished by the stream
With Professor French and His Ae were the gneut* of Pendleton friends
home in Pendleton a Shor* time ago.
Many of the Eastern Oregon dele­
Conditions in Idaho and Oregon be­
We have been having plenty of Weston, have sold to Michael Toner,
gates left on the evening train for
sociataa and With Those Who Fur­ yesterday for a short time
wind and a nice tong rain and some ot Walla Walla, for SI 1,75»*. the west ing largely identical, be suggested tbeir homes. Professor A B. ¡beck
J N B ftorking. of Athena is in
nished Musical and Literary Enter­
that
Oregon
cotild
benefit
by
tbe
same
half
of
section
21.
and
tbe
east
half
:
snow of late
enby. of Union, intended to remain
ih» city today to attend the closing
of the east half of section 20. in town­ line of procedure as that purstred in over until today, but was called bom«-
tainment.
of the irrigation convention
ship 5, north of range 35. containing his state
TEN CARLOADS CATTLE
yesterday evening by the news of the
H C. Means and F. G. Wall both
Idaho is divided into three irrlga
The
following
resolutions
were
480 acres of land in the vicinity of
death of Mrs Leck«-nby‘a brother.
of Ashwood, are in the city for a
lion
districts,
with
a
commissioner
in
Freewater.
unanimously
passed
by
the
teachers
Nineteen Lots Gathered Together in
J. H Ixvwell. of Idaho, left on the
visit with relatives and triends
I
The Baoley-Hartman Company, of ea< h district, appointed by the gover­ early morning train for bis home at of the county a' »heir closing ses-
This County and the John Day
nor.
These
commissioners
and
the
eion at Weeton
William Moagrove. one of tbe prin­
Weston,
bare
sold
to
George
W
Ban
Caidwell,
and
tbe
Multnomah
and
Country.
Weston. Oregon
Nov 6.
cipal merehazts of Athena, is tn the
gett for 13.666 66. the east half of the atate engineer comprise the state Morrow county delegates went bome
Whereas. We. the teachers of Tma- city for a short business visit.
Sunday afternoon the W. & C. R. west half of section 21, in township board of Irrigation, which ha» com today.
tills county, were ectcrUUned by the
Do you know that a little cough It eent in a special train of 10 cars to 5. north ot range 35 east, containing plete control of ali matters relating
C. Cole, one of the prominent tann­
Meeting Was a Success,
a dangerous thing? Are you aware take out the shipment of cattle that 80 acres of land in the vicinity of to irrigation, unless litigants appeal
Eastern Oregon State Normal school ers from north of the city, ia a Pen
Tbe
meet-ng
was
successful
trom
to the courts over the heads ot the
and the citizens of Weston In the dletou visitor today on businesa.
that it often fasten« on the lungs J. C. Lonergan had gathered together Weston.
every standpoint. The visitors i were most hospitable manner, and
and far too often runs Into Don for the Seattle markets.
C. J. Whittaker has sold to 8. A. board.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Gibbon and
all
well
a«eommodau-d.
th«
,
en ter­
Mr. Lowell's address was a thought­
In the shipment there were 19 sep­ Alloway for 11,500, tbe west halt ot
sumption and ends in death? Caz
Whereas. We have received froto wife, of Alba, are tn the city
the
you afford a trifle with ao eertour arate lots of cattle, and they were de­ block 19, in Arnold & Raley's addi­ ful, able practical paper, and shows tafnment prepared by tbe women a our county school superintendent and guests of friends for a few days thio
clubs
was
highly
successful,
the
in
­
wide
familiarity
with
the
subject
a matter? Acker's English Remedy livered to tbe city in separate bands, tion to the city of Pendleton.
tbe excellent corps of Instructors he week
terest taken In the meeting by all the
for Coughs, Colds and Consumpttot which brought quite a bunch of stock-
Edward I^tave and wife have sold treated. It will also appear in the delegates was very marked, and all has provided for this institute, much
J P Ray of Heppner, is in the city
is beyond question the greatest oi men together at once. There were to Mrs. J. H. Stahl, lot 7. In block 5 East Oregonian in full.
to aid us in the task of training the
tbe proceedings passed off smoothly
children under our care to be men and to attend the irrigation convention as
all modern remedies. It wm atop a here H. H. Trowbridge and H. Lay­ of the original town of Centerville,
Bees in Irrigated Districts.
Tbe
papers
and
addresses
were
able
cough in one night and it will chock cock, of Izee; John Pearson. D. H. and lots 4 aud 5, in block 3. of Kirk’s
C. W. Mallett, of Ontario, then read and thoughtful, and all showed d«-ep women worthy of that priceless boon. one of lhe Morrow county delegates,
and while here will be tbe guest of his
American Citizenship;
a cold in a day.
It wxu prevent Briggs. Claude Steen. Q. P. L. Smith addition, all being in the town of a i*aper on ~
Bee Culture." as an ad study of the subjects treated
Not a
Croup, relieve Asthma and cure Con and Robert Nelson, of Susanville; Athena.
And Whereas. We hare received niece. Mrs W E Brock.
junct to irrigated
farming, after jar of any nature occurred; not a
sumption.
Our faith In it 1s ao William Howard, of Camas; Ben Ogle,
which the convention proceeded to word of bitterness was spoken, and much pleasure and profits from tbe
Clarence
Adams
of
Bingham
strong that we guarantee every bot of Ridge; R. N. Adams, of tbe John
the
selection of the next meeting not a voice was heard In selfish or efforts of tbe ladies and gentlemen bprlr.g». returned to this place in tbe
Adopted a Daughter.
who have taken part in the evening
tla to give satiafacUon or money Day, and Charles Wright. John Crow
A petition was filed with the county place. the election of officers and the narrow interests and every delegate enter'alnments held during this Insti­ ORA N. office at tuai place last
back. For sale br F. W Schmidt A and John Peebier, of the vicinity of
passage
of
a
resolution
of
thanks
to
nignt alter s v-sit in thia city with
interviewed
by
this
paper
was
free
Some of these gentle­ court thia morning by George M the citizens of Pendleton
Co.
r a, At hi Pendleton.
tute.
his father Walter Adams of tbe W
in his expressions of prase tor the
men delivered for men selling, but Baunlster and wife, asking that they
Be It Resolved:
a C R
Ontario in 1904.
city and citizens of Pendleton, and
be allowed to adopt Helen Russel, tbe
who were not able to be present
That we. tbe teachers of Vmatllla
H Hfrschbnrg. of Polk county, all expressed hope that future meet­ county extend our sincere thanks to
2-year-o)d daughter of Theodore Rus­
WOMEN’S SYMPATHY
LOCAL WHEAT MARKET.
sel, of Spokane
Tbe mother of the placed Ontario in nomination, which ings might be held here.
NO ACCIDENTS IN NATURE.
Pres R C. French and the faculty of
child la dead.
The petition was
Is Proverbial—Pendleton Women No
the Eastern Oregon State Normal
The wheat market is falling again
Every Calamity, No Matter How granted and an order of adoption was
School, tbe teachers of the Weston
Exception.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
and grain is now qtxrted at 63<w by
I the 19-months-old son, th«» issue of tbe
entered
public
Schools,
and
ths
citlzcuc
of
Great. Has a Definite Beginning.
marnage. U A. Eatebt. of Echo, is Weston for the generous hospitality the exporters and 65 at the mill. The
How much we owe to the sympathetic
There are no accidents in nature.
Plaintiff Alleges Desertion and Cruel the attorney for the plaintiff
Dogs Worried Sheep.
side of womankind!
When others
that has been extended to us during market Is getting weaker and accord­
The avalanche that without a mo
suffer they cheerfully lend a helping
Treatment
Joe Connelley is now moving bls
lour
stay in Weston; also to Superin­ ing to tbe opinion of the buyers there
J. M. Bealer, of Morrow.
hand. They tell you the means which ment’s warning rushes headlong dowD sheep from the summer to the winter
A divorce suit was filed thia morn­
tendent
J F. Nowl n end the excel­ Is not much chance of a raise for
brought relief to them that they may the mountain side is not an accident. ranges, and yesterday brought a large ing in the clerk's office by Mrs. Rose
J. M. Beater, the county road su lent corps of instructors selected by some time to come. Tbe contracts
For years previous tiny atoms have
Read tbe
profit by telr experience
drove through the city, bound for his Robinson, asking to be freed from the perintendent of Morrow «-ounty, was him for the exceedingly instructive for the Oriental trade have been
teatimony given here by a Pendleton been crystalizing, and adding tbeir ranch near th« city. Arriving late In bonds of matrimony existing between a visitor in the city yesterday, hav­ and beneficial exercises that have been either filled, or the grain has been
minute weight to the mass which left the afternoon the sheep were shut in herself and George W. Robinson. The ing come to attend the last day of the
woman
presented during the sessions ot the contracted for. and this, in Conner-
Mrs. L. Hodson, of 717 Aura street, its base when the accumulation a vacant tot on the outskirts of town couple were married at Seattle, No­ Irrigation convention. He returned to Institute; also to Judge S. A. lxiwell. t on with tbe local conditions, all go
to weak en the market and keep it
says: “While my kidneys have never reached a certain point.
During the night some wandering vember 19, 1900, and came to this his home this morning.
Mrs J. A Borie. Miss Cozbi Raley.
Neither is baldness an accident. dogs got among the band and mangled state soon after, where they livefl fit
down.
caused me any trouble which made
Miss Dover and all the other ladies
Alt«rr the fall demand is over the
Returned to Portland.
itself apparent in the kidneys them- Tbe infinitesimally small germ which nearly a dozen of the animals to auch I .a Grande aud afterwards in Uma­
and gentlemen who have assisted in
selves nor in the secretions, I have ia tbe cans« of Dandruff and Baldness an extent that some of them will have tilla county.
Governor and Mrs Chamberlain entertaining us so pleasantly during market is liable to be weak tn any
been bothered more or less by an ach­ feeds silently and long before the re­ to be killed.
Tbe plaintiff alleges that soon after left for their home in Portland yes­ the very enjoyable evening sessions; year, and this year is no exception to
the rule.
ing across the small of my back, then sult ia seen.
their marriage the defendant aband­ terday afternoon on the delayed train,
And be it further resolved;
The small germs which thrive on
down and through my kidneys. When
Redmen Smoker.
after
having
visited
in
the
city
dur
­
oned her, leaving her alone among
That a copy of these resolutions be
I caught cold it hurt me across my tbe scalp and which are tbe cause
The Redmen will hold a smoker this strangers and ill He has since treat­ ing the Irrigation convention.
I published in the Weston Leader, and
loins and made me feel tame and sore. of Baldness and Dandruff cannot ex­ ev«*ning st Hendrirks hall in honor ed her cruelly and has refuted to live
the East Oregonian
1 got a box of Doan’s Kidney Pills ist, however, when Newbro’s Herpf- of the sixth anniversary,of the found­ with her. She asks for an absolute
Eight «loathe occurred November 7 |
R E DECK.
ride
is
applied.
at the Brock A McComas Co. drug
T C. SALT.
ation of the order. The committees divorce and the care and custody of | in Rio Janeiro from bubonic plague
Sold
by
leading
druggists.
Send
store and used them. While I did not
Committee
in charge have provided all of the
take them according to directions, be­ 10c. in stamps for sample to the Her- necessaries for a good time, and the
I
ing a poor hand to dose myself with picide Co.. Detroit. Mich.
WEDNESDAY’S LOCALS.
F W Schmidt & Co. special agents members and their guests expect to
medicine» at all. they benefited me in
, have one oi the neat times in the his-
every way, making my back stronger,
| tory of the order
Frank Rack, of Echo, is in the city
SHEEP TRAIL CLOSED.
and toning up my whole system.’’
Give nature three helps, and
for a few days.
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I
1'1«
For sale by ail dealers. Price 50
nearly every case of con­
Bailey.McDermed.
R.
Q.
Baling,
of
Weston,
visited
in
No
cents per box.
More Sheep Come by Way of
Foster-Mi)burn Co.,
Representative W M. Blakeley was Morrow county, who has been in at­ tne city yreterday.
sumption
will recover. Fresh
Isaiah
M.
McDernu-a.
<>i
<u>s
county,
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the
Ukiah.
and Miss Bertha Bailey, late of Brown seen today and expressed himself on tendance on tbe irrigation convention,
air, most important of all.
United States.
M.
H.
Rice,
of
Freewater,
is
In
the
Pilot Rock. Nov. 11.—News comes ing, Mo., were married at 12 m. today, the |M>salbillty of a special session of left for Heppner on the delayed train
Remember the name—DOAN'S—
city for a few days.
this afternoon.
form Ukiah to the effect that the nar Rev. O. W. Rigby officiating
The the legislature.
ami take no other
Joseph Ross, of Heppner, ia attend­
tow pasHSge. 3outh of Ukiah, for the ceremony look place at the home of
"While Umatilla county could tide
Mr. Pnelpa gave the East Oregonian
past four years granted sheepmen H. J. Taylor. Quite a number of over without the tax levy for 1903." » brief Interview on the question of ing the convention
BSTBAY NOTICt
through which they drove their herds friends anu relativ«« attended
W G. Estes, of Athena, is in the
and said Mr. Blakeley, "it would be dis­ the special session of the legislature,
SUMMONS.
r»« fuF->wln( hor»M have beea takeu up ta«
to the mountains In Grant county, has the occasion was a festive and joyful astrous to the cities and school dis­ if called.
ar» held st mv j>l»w of b'HinrM
city for a short visit
One bay ultra branded H" on right .bauld now been taken up and will be closed one.
1» the Cirr i it Court at the Suw ot orewoc
tricts and for this reason It seems i "If the financial condition of the
J. H Wells, of Freewater is in the
-r. "O ’ua left »tISe, left bind loot white, in the future to the sheep from Mor­
Nourishing food comes next.
for t'm«tl,la County
that It would be best to call a special state demands that a special session city for a short visit.
walgbt about 1100 pound»
traorge bsrvess, pUiatig.
Brfoget FtO
Then, a medicine to control
session for the sole purpose of rem­ be called,’’ said Mr. Phelps, "I believe
<hi» »Kill eorrel fitly branded figure
with row county.
eoa. IYi« Carroll, katfe Carrell John HU m >1.
From Ixec to Calgary,
8. S. Shields, of Milton, is in the
bar through it. on right shoulder left Lind leg
leu. kail» llilaulfou. Them«« HUhslw»
The only outlet now will be by the
edying
the
tax
law.
the
cough
and
heal
the
lungs.
the work of remedying tbe tax law
Mr. and Mrs Henry Laycock and
white »trip In face
to attend the convention
Jarno. Htlbultoa. Bridget Hr Bron. Anal»
tbe road to
"1 think the session should be just should be done as quickly aH possible city
Oue bay mare with eoll. mare branded with way of Alba, following
Ask any good doctor.
owe«net. So a Streeney. Ea le 9v«»n»r
H. H. Trowbridge, all of Ixee. have
jxrt hook on right hip.
Lehman Springs, which means a drive
V . R. Mead, of Sumpter, is in the
as
short
as
possible,
The
tax
law
M,rT "«»ry. Maty HintM.— K»l«hioa ml
*•
I
first
used
Ayer'a
Cherry
Pertoral
M
rear«
and
the
session
adjourned
to
make
the
left after a short visit in the city for
Ona light bncksktn mar», black l--ge, branded through brush and heavy timber.
—- k»l(btoa 4»f»udanta
city
for
a
short
business
visit
At
Mb' 1 h»** »«en terrihU case»* of Inn« dU-
could be made perfect and the legis- expense as small as possible on the
••U* on left »tirte, left hind foot white,
Calgary,
Alberta,
where
Mr.
loiycock
To Brtdaai Ftdeeoa. Peter CarroU. Katie Qar-
eared
by
tt.
I
am
newvr
without
it.
’
*
the John Day, near the confluence of
J. W. Perrlnger. of Adams. Is tn the
one gray ware branded "T’ on left «tide
roll. John Hi Bnlm. Katie Htlbulton. H—..
ALBBBr U. H amilton Marietta, UtUo*.
Both lature adjourn within t wo or three i taxpayers.
One buektku. h< rae, branrU-l -*T" on loft Desolation creek, the land is also be­ has extensive land interests.
Hilbslfon. jat. ea Hilsulfen. krtdnt Hefiroa
days, at the outside, and I am oppos­
city
for
a
short
time
yesterday.
nr
Mr
Fl
<*.
J
C
ATIROO.,
of the gentlemen are stockmen and
«tifie, witb hip knn ked down
"I do not believe that any general
Anule Suaeney. Nora Swsoney. kal e »«««»•«*
A- •' '■ k 'V x _____
Owner« can have property by railing and ing filed on and there is talk of this will investigate the promises of the ed to the consideration of any other
G. Martin, of Adams, was a visitor
H’rtln., — KeQhrou anti
for ““»■■■■■■■■■■I —— aelsbron. tbe ab.
legislation should be taken up at this
paying <w>*rge« on «ame
passage being dosed to sheepmen In
legislation
at
the
special
session.
re aanwd deleudauta
in
the
city
yesterday
on
business
northern
country,
it
being
very
prob
­
session,
but
it
is
not
good
business
wílt Liamrr,
In
ta«
none
of
«he
S .leot Ore«««, eeu »r»
the future. If these statements be
"It Is very unfortunate that the ses­
Pendleton, Ore.
able that Mr. and Mrs. ioiycock will
brraby tequityd to .p|*ear and «ni«,t tba
H. Kyle, of Meacham, Is in the
policy
to
enter
into
an
Iron-clad
agree
J.
true, thousands of sh«ep that have
sion should be called, but from all re­
cemplalnt filed aralBM <ou ia th» abov» ss«|.
locate there.
for a short visit on business.
ports from over the state, it would ment to not consider any other legis city
be^ iffrl' 0,1
bel*>r*
’A’**1
«4 Boreai-
MEUiarRATION or LAND TITLff.
latlon
for
the
reason
that
some
other
A. J. Goodbroad, of Vnlon. is in the Health demands dally action of tho
be better to call it than to subject
la ma matte« of tha application nt Juba J
Been Away on Vacation.
And
jou
wtil
take
Bottoe
that
U
you
tall to
vital
Issue
may
confront
the
people
city for a visit with the irrigatlon- bowels. Aid nature with Aver*« Pill«. •pre*’. *n,w»r nr pl'ad within «aid U bib
the municipalities and senool districts
Hallaray to register tbe til'» of Lou Sin» «•)
. «bs
before the session is called, and it late.
I. R. Bomber, the Industrial teach­ to the embarrassment that
Tea (»), kleven ill). Twelve (It). Thirteen (13).
plainus for sent thereof, will apply u,
woulfi
Fourteen IK). Fifteen fib) «nd Sixteen (1«) la
vvuit
«vi »uc
court for
the iruri
lellet venaaata
demanded in «ala
tola «uin.
«out.
er at the Indian school, returned tuia surely come without the tax levy for should be attended to while the leg­
Food
eateu
without
appetite
always
la
Cattla
rsa
b»
prereat»4.
Dr. H. Y K. Deering, formerly sher­
la Block Two bandree and Sixty »lx pM), la
vi»
F.X
drcrre onlrrtn*
kx X»
plaint, file
vl« : ; Klcwak
For »
a v decree
ordertns
lot
vo
islature is in session."
ClTTiR'S BtUkllbNUCHt, «ev«n
»»
r»__ . ¿F .T*1 * “
which Fmatilia c -anty. Oregoa, »nd all whom causes gastric ffisturhancre, because un­ afternoon from his vacation trip of this year.
iff of Union county, is in the dty to­
•even
(7) zr
tn ------------
block E "of th» "wwt»a
Botoresiton
ad
j . ■
i«>u «a
California'»farentr. the moe «uc- dillo» tu th» town (aow rtty) ot Wndteio»
it may concern are defendants.
less tbe glands of the stomach are stim­ several weeks. While away he has
Senators
Smith
and
Pierce
are
both
“I received the governor's letter
day.
tbe _-,tna b*tn« tk»
ceaaful, eaairet uard and lowaet l'uiatllia;oouul«,
t ■natilla-.«M»a. Ore«*«,
o——
ulated
by
a
desire
for
food
uo
digestive
visited
Rpokane
and
other
of
ths
out
of
town
today
and
could
not
be
TAKK NOTICB
yesterday asking my opinion on the
Ricrd rvllabl» vacan» made
piopattyi cea, rlhod In add
w
te —
b»
Consequently the Washington cities, and has made a
Mrs. K. L Hibbard, of Gastou, is
arder,«tringorpiU foro. Wrua «old la the manner provided by ipislau
That on the 10th d»y of October. A. L> UM. Ju lues are fortned.
la«» and tn,
question of calling the session. and se»‘n. Senator Pierce Is in the John
for
fr««
Black
La»
Dooklet.
an application was filed bv «aid John 1. food is wasted and < logs up the bowela. general tour of the principal cities of
in
the
city
the
guest
of
friends
for
a
order
ot
Uil«
t
o*>rt,
and
lb»
proceed«
thereof
Day
and
Senator
Smith
In
the
coun
­
while
I
do
not
believe
the
legislature
Ballcray tn the Circuit Court of the State ot For lose of appetite and coustipatton
THE CUTTCR LABORATORY
after p*)1n< th» crw'.ot thl« «ult and th» to.
few days
Washington and Oregon.
Oregon, for Umatilla Coualy, for laitlal regia
suould consider any other matters try near town.
San Francisco
of «al» pivuit»»». be apportio«.«! aatona th*
aald Several vs uer. I hereof necvrdltu to* belt
tratlon ot the title <■< the land above deacribed. there to nothinx to equal the Bitters.
Our
vnccitK»
are
foe
aal»
by
of
Birch
than this one defective law, it would
Both of these gentiemen, it is un­
G. W. Burt, a farmer
Vow, > niece you appear on or before tho 14th Try a doae before meals
It al«o eurea
reenact I vv I»tereat-
•rock A McComae Co.
Returned to Morrow.
hardly be policy for the members to derstood. favor calling the session if Creek, is in the city for a short busi-
day of Nora mt or. ims, and »bow eaaae why Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Insomnia and
1hl..awmnoa la puhl «bed p «ream to sa
»ueb application thAl »ot be granted, the
G. W Phelps,
F. P. Farnsworth enter into a contract not to do so. the financial condition of the state de neas trip.
order of the Honora>>le W R. EUt*
came w 11 be taken a« nonfemod anil a decree Malaria. Fever and Ague.
ibeblztti
Ju-Helal DbtrlMoi th« fitat* of Ora
and Phil Metschan, Jr., all of Hepp- for fear of other emergencies which mands it. and they both heartily agree
will be entered according to tbe prayer of tho
a m. Ba,*» and entered tn thia salt oa th» its
C. Oberg, a stockman ot McKay,
ner, left this afternoon for their might arise before the session could with Mosers. Blakeley aud Phelps that
Jay of Ootober. ins
"
application, and you will be forever barred
a Pendleton visitor yesterday
from dUputlng the camo.
Tn» data ol tbe first publimtloa of this sum
homes, after a couple of days spent be convened.’’
no other legislation should be con­ was
mon«
will
b,October
»th.
ugg
""
Date of Sr»» publication October 14, lure,
here as the Morrow county delegation
sidered and th« aaeslon made just as and today.
w. D chambxbl I iv .
Representative Phelps* Views.
BALI KRAY A McCOUBT.
Countv Clark ot Umatilla County.
to the irrigation convention
Attorney» for Hsian«,
L. Proebatel, one of Weston s prom
Representative G W. Phelps, of short and Inexpensive as possible
A. H Devers ot Portland Ke-elected President of the State As
sociation, and E. P. Dodd ot Pendleton Secretary.
SISTERS OF CHARITY
I
THE
SISTERS
GOOD
WORK.
!
Why do You Cough ?
OPINIONS REGARDING A SPECIAL SESSION
Ayers
Pectoral
Consumption
APPETITE’S GONE.
DUCK
LEG
HOSTETTER’S
STOMACH BITTERS.