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the very strongest in the state and HELIX HAPPENINGS has made several of the Wlllafoette valley counties creamery centers of ’ New Proprietor of the Helix Hotel is the state. He Is heartily In favor of From Missouri—Revival Meetings starting a business in Pendleton, Will Begin Sunday at the Ch de owing to its central location, in a FRIDAY. JANUARY 22. 1904. tain Church —Albee Brothers Have WHAT IT COST TO RUN rich district, and Its being a distrib ENTIRE CORPS DRAWN uting ixiint for supplies to a large Opened Branch Meat Market at FOR COMING ELECTION. THE COUNTY LAST YEAR. scope of Interior country not reached Adams. from any other point. Helix. Jan. 14.—The recent rains A new creamery Is being started in List of One Hundred and Two Clarks MODIFICATION OF FORMER have done considerable damage to The Poor Coat the County Moro Than La Grande and there Is one now 'n and Sama Number of Judge* Who the roads in Helix and vicinity. INJUNCTION IS ALLOWED. operation in Union, with more mar Any Other One Item of Expense, Mrs. L. M. Huson will leave for Will Praaide In Umatilla County’s ket in the mines and lumber camps and Reform School Commitmenta California on Saturday. Her son of Eastern Oregon than can be sup Thirty.four Precincts Juns 6 Next. Arch will accompany her and will re- Coat the Least—The Aggregate was Ditch Company Can Take 3.000 Inches plied. Forty-elght Thousand Two Hundred turn to Helix in about two weeks. of Water From the Tum-a-lum, The clerks anil judgea for the couu Mrs. Huson will return to Helix some and Fifty-one Dollars. ty election, which will take pla< e ->u lime in June. Carrying it Down the Channel of SCOURING MILLS WILL June 6, were chosen yesterday after tho Littl* Walls Walla to Ita Head- Mrs. Earl Tensile, lately of Colo CLOSE FOR FOUR M0NTH8. The county clerk has sent to noon by the county court With the rado Springs, arrived at the home cf Mow gat»— Reaidonta Fear That Ditch exception of Juniper and Prospect, tier aunt, Mrs. B. L. Leland, Monday state treasurer an account of the ex penses of the county for th* past Company Seeks to Establish Water every precinct has been chosen evening. During Past Besson the Mills Hove I year aa compiled by the clerk and ap on d««nlAv. Pr'ces arranqed at Righto—Winter Flooding Said to throughout the county. The list *>f T. Wlmpey, lately from Missouri. proved by the county court. It places 8coured Four and a Half Million officials is as follows: Be Ita Only Aim. has rented the Helix bote), and will the total expenses of the county for T wenty to Pounde, Employinq Adams—Judges — J. O. Hales. Joh” take possession Friday morning. the year 1903 at (48,251.79, Itemized I Twenty-five Men—Last I Shipment ( Perrlnger. J. T. Lleuallen; darks— Yesterday evening Judge Ellis al Chester Ables of Dayton, is visit is follows: lowed a motion for a modification lí ! J. H. Kirby, B. A. Marquis. M A. ing at the home of Chas. Stanton Msde Today. County court .... ...» 2.350.40 the injunction granted by him some Ferguson. Guy Smith came up from Wallula Circuit court .... 2.864 '.4 time ago. restraining the Milton, The Pendleton Scouring Mills will Alba—Judges—A. o. Quant, R. Mc- Monday morning where he had beer. lustice court .... 786.75 Freewater and Hudson Bay Ditch close for the season this evening Donald. Frank Brown; clerks, Ed. visiting frier ds the past week. 5.819.96 Sheriff's office .. Company from diverting any of the when the whistle blows at the usual Brehm, Josh Clark, William Me- Miss Myrtle Hill came out from Ilerk'a office .... 3.300 t'i waters of the Little Walla Walla or time. ! Laughlin. Pendleton Monday and returned Tues Recorder's office 3 300 'Y the Tum-a-lum rivers into its ditch During the year the mills have North Athena—Judges—Cass Can day. 1.200 O') Treasurer's office which taps the Little Walla Walla scoured a little over 4 500,000 pounds non, V. M. Shick. James Scott; clerks Miss Iva Hill io visiting with Goroner .............. 342 25 about a mile and a half below the of wool, and have graced over 1.500. —C. O. Henry, York Dell, N. A. Mil friends in Pendleton this week School superintendent ........ 2.169'»3 Thia treatment at o*M stop* fh!B*< point at which these two atreame di 000 of the amount scoured. Mrs B. L Leland was a Pendleton Rock inspector .................... 699.96 ler. hair, remove* crusts, scale* and da*> verge. As high as 20 to 25 men have been South Athena — Judges — Henry visitor Monnay. tasesaor .................................. 4.142.00 at work there for weeks at a time Schmidt. E. A. Dudley, David Taylor; druff, destroys hair paraaitaa, aootbe* Modified Injunction. The Albee Brothers, who are in the ’at assessment, collection.. 1.417 4 j irritated, itching aarfacea, stimulate* The injunction prevented the ditch hut from now on until the coming of ■lerks. George R. Gerking, W’. R. butcher busiress In Helix, have start ?u;rert expenses ................ • 3 252 22 ed a branch shop in Adams. ’ovrt house .......................... 4 IM N the hair follicles, looaans the scalp akt*, company from diverting any water the new clip there will be but one or Taylor, C. C. Whiteman. two men around the big buildlm • Bingham Springs — Judges — J. F. Mr. Wood will begin a series of Tax rebate ............................ 10300 supplies the root* with energy and noor- trom either stream, and the modiu witch things and make a few needed Thompson, Karry Willis, C. W. Ave-1 protracted meetings at the Christlar fail ........................................... 1,402 C3 lahment, aad makes the hair grow npoa cation ia a temporary triumph for repairs. -y; clerks R H. Grave». R. C. Hager. church on next Sunday evening Poor ......................................... the ditch company, inasmuch as it * sweet, wholesome, healthy scalp whM The last of the wool shipping from Henry Lacey. ndlgent sold'era ................ 319.80 permits them to divert 3,000 inches all els* fails. Cottonwood — Judge* — George ECHO SPECIAL ELECTION. nsane commitment ex from the Turn-slum, this amount to •he plant was sent out today in order Toner; Millions now rely on Ctttiem Soap, be carried down th* channel of ths to get ahead of the raise in fre'gh- Ginn, Lewis Bolus. J. W penses .................................. 95 €5 Wallace, I Will Vote February 2 on Incdrpors Reform school commitments lerks. C. R Huber, T. E 10 15 assisted by Cnticure Olntmot, th* Little Walla Walla, from the point nite, which is to go into effect over Election expenses ................ 216.15 tion Project. great akin cure, for preserving, purify where the streams divide to the head the entire railway system west < f Walter C. Green. Chicago on the 18th of this mort*’ Echo — Judges — William Gulll -• Will stand comparison with the best The county court has adjourned Missellaneous exienses. (for ing and beautifying the skin, for clean** of the Milton. Freewater & Hudson The wool wil go to the Eastern mills ord. Frank Rack. Otis McCarty; the relief of th* Heppner Ray ditch, one and * half miles be until February 6. when It will con ing the scalp of ernata, acai** aad or the most part, where it is ir •lerks. Arthur Hammer. Charles H. of ’em The work is as near per fee sufferers & other things) 2.231.00 vene once more for the conslderatior da.>druff, and th* atopping of falling low. treat demard for cashmere cloth. Miller. O. D Teel The ditch company claims 6.'ip of some unfinished business that ha1 ticn as humans ca* attain—the pric* H. hair, for softening, whitening aad inches of water for its ditch, this Encampment — Judges — A Total 348.251.79 to be passed up until that time Wells. L. S. Osborn; Todd. T B soothing red. rough and sore hands, for amount to be taken equally from the SHIPPING SHEEP. th« refer aa cheap as anybody should Yesterday afternoon the judgea of •lerks, R. E Porter. W B Ross. Eatl election and the clerks for the elec baby rash*», itching* and chafings, for two stream*. The residents along J. J. Hill, president of the Great annoying irritation*, or too fr** or the Little Walla Walla began suit to T> ee Thousand Head of Muttons to Gil landers. expect. \Se do all hinds of sani Northern. »ays the differential tariff tlon to be held at Echo on Fc-bruar« offensive perspiration, for nkerntiv* restrain them from using any water Fulton — Judges — H J. Taylor, 2. w«-*e apnoirted The time for th« mposed by Joseph Chamberlain on Seattl*. tary plumbing and gas fitting, and BMUiy sanative, MkDftl------ v . anti- weaknesses, and many John Barr. Walter McCarmmaca; people of Echo to decide on incorpo oreign wneat will create a surplus from that stream and got an injunc James Wright, of North Yakima, if septic purpose* wLlch readily sag rlerks. G T Elgin. William Potts. ration has been set by the court fot >f at least 20 000 000 bushels annu tion forbidding the company from charge you not immoderately. Let in the city today, overseeing the Jeorge Schroeder. themselve«, a* well aa for all th* tapping the river, as the total amount ihlpment of the sheep February 2. and on that day wlU br illy in the Northwe«t state*. which be poses of the toilet and nursery. Judges — G F. Dunn. Gilliland us estimate on your next necessity in elected the officers of the city, an«1 Complete treatment for every humoar. of waler in the stream was already ■ought of Rugg Brothers about a Hanna. Sr.; G. E. Adams. A. B consisting of Cnticura Soap, to cleans* in use. the question of incorporation will be week ago our line. clerks. John Peebler, David Horn. decided at the same time the skin, Cutieur* Ointment, to heal Thirty Thousand Inch** Water. Mr Wright is one of the most lohn Wynn. the akin, and Cnticura Resolvent PUN. The judges ard clerks appoints* The ditch company claims th it iromInent sheepmen of this section Helix — Judges — W. E. Potts. vesterday were: Judges, A. M Camn to cool and deans* th* blood, may now if the country, and buys a great Perry Myrick, Richmond. Frank b* had for om dollar. A Mti* there are 30 000 Inches of water tr bell. Frank Spike and I. A. Esteb often sufficient to cure th* ortur- the Walla Walla before it divides many sheep for the Washlngtor clerks. M E Bott. B B. Richards. A clerks. Eltlne Spike A. Hammer ant market. He bought over 3,000 heart ing. disfiguring, itching, burning and nto the two streams, making about F. Turner. Charles Miller scaly humours, eczemas, raabe* and 15,000 iDche* in each st resun. and if mutton sheep of the Rugg Broth Hogue — Judges — J. E Arkell. irritations, from Infancy to age, wbaa that at a point about a mile below the ers a week ago. and will ship a \ G Buhoitz. Swante Anderson, I SATURDAY’S LOCALS all els* fail*. division of the stream into two •oupie of cars to Seattle over the W clerks. M M Fix. C W. Brown. A J. ♦ ♦ * i C. R. this evening. Tomorrow be Gill. kN »"«O« *>• '•5ft.®’ »ranches, there is another old chan ♦ C. Reinman. of Ridge, was a Pen will go to Walla Walla, where he ♦ sei. by which a portion of the water Holdman — Judges — Walter Bit- * of the' Little Walla Walla flows bark will make a shipment of three cars ney. R. L. Harp. W ♦ Purcell; rt’eton visitor today. G ♦ James Allen, of Pilot Rock, la lr into the Tum-a-lum. thus allowing ’rom that place to the Seattle mar clerks. Ora Holdman. W W Hartle. ♦ k«L '.he city today on ustnes*. xbout 9.000 inches that originally on E. C. Johnson ♦* •era the Little Wall* Walla to revert t North Milton — Judges — j. w. R. Mobley, of Milton, was a bus! IN DISTRICT NO. 1. back into the Turn-alum, above the Arnold, A. Hopson, William Lloyd; ness visitor in the city today. * head of the Hudson Bay ditch. lerks. N. W ..lumlord, J. N. Baskett. D R. Richardson of Helix. Is >n the We seldom fear a ♦ This modified injunction grant« Superintendent Nowlin Finds That Elmer Chastain city for a short business visit. danger that we cannot the request of the ditch company, the Proposed Four.MIII Levy Will South .Milton — Judges — Daniel »re. The ¿arger oi C. H Miller, of Echo, was in th< * temporarily, as far as the Tum-a lum {irk, H. L. Frazier, H. M. Cockburn. • city beirg ron-dcar. by a Be Legal. Now opened permanently a today transacting business la concerned, but aa thr-re la a com Steen, ■ierks. Robert Still, Claude W horse is a very real a and prviwred to turn oat Now County Superintendent J. F. To be a food »hot you hi >«t be sopplied with first David Still, of Milton, was a visl « ■11 cation of the water rights on '.he » or.» to evervboiy. the Fir t-elae* work. We have 'in has returned from a visit to dis C. E. Berry. a tor In the city today on businesa. Shaw, danger of being mur Littre Walla Walla, on account of the Mountain — Judges — A. J. had 15 yearn experience ani class material, beta tun ard ammunition Our line •rict No. 1, at Pilot Rock, where there dered by a nucru'e A. McKinnon, of My rick, «ai ir entrance of two mill races from f thoroughly understand a l xas trouble over the levy of a 4-mil! John E. Walden, J. W. Hyatt; clerks. ¡st eh ghest grade wuk.1. i the teasen for lovers of does not trr-ul le us details of the Photographic Milton, into this stream, above - the tax for school purposes. John Oldborn. J. Z. English, William the city for a short business viali to- And yet the minute mi Art. Firet- lao* work guar H. Gould day. ♦ head of the Hudson Bay ditch, . the sho ting co ining to u«-. A. J. Sturtevant, one of the heavy crobe >« more dangerous ♦ anteed. Prices right. McKay — Judges — Alex Hudson. case seem* still to be far from set taxpayers of the district, had filed ob B W Wells, a prominent résider t than the wildest hor-e. Charles Herin. 8. P. Hutchinson; :lement of Echo, is In the city for a bualne** actions to the levy, claiming that It The only pt ople a ho can In reality, the Hudson Bay ditch a«t all of the burden of the school? •Jerks. D K Bell. 8 K Ya?«*. H A visit afford not to fear the mi rompany only desire* water for win on the shoulders of a few. and that Faxon crobe* of disease are these B A Pelkey, a buaine** man < f 4 ter flooding at * time when water in t was excessive. Mr. Nowlin nisde Pendleton Precinct — Judge* —T. Sumpter, is in the city for who k.-ep their blood per? a short both stream* I* plentiful and no the trip to investigate the condition B. Swearengen. 8. A. Alloway, J. A. visit and nch. These are pr r- -ights will be interfered with. They it things, and decide on the legality Horn; clerss. S 8. Darnell. C. H bcallr inmiune from the D. J. Kirk, of Milton, was in th« attacks of most tnu-rooe». •xpect no water in the summer sea of the levy and the justice of the Penland, F E Earl. city today for a short visit on bust Dr Pierce'» Golden Medical Discov son. Xhe resident* on the stream 'lalms made by the petitioner. North Pendleton — Judgea — F B neaa. ery par ies and enriches the h ood, an I ear the company is seeking to estab It was found by Professor Nowllr Ciopton. J. M Bentley, Sim Badiey; Harry Reed, of Huron, spent the gives the body a v-goroca vitality. I: 'ish water rights by securing undis •hat the schoolhouse in the district clerks, C. H. Hamilton, Frank Fra lay in the city the guest of friend» cu*e» acrafula, eczema, boils, pimple pnted use of water for a period r' was old and worn out It *111 be but zier. Lee Moorhouse. ai>l other eruptive diseases wluch arc South Pendleton — Judges — L, A. here. ears and it is quit* likely the mat a short time until It is condemned caused by impure bi nod Vogel, L. E Petland, G Neuman ter will be settled out of court Mrs. A. Rice of J. and then the district will have to be •I h»4 be«« tmu» :e* fa» »beat fcwr -i n w**fe O clerks, J. R. Dickson, T. F. Howard. the gueet of fr ends ccsr-rx. cr • akja ¿wnse. which at Lsrt bonded to raise money enough fot •lahsu anbearabk «* it wewid »uh sc * write-. L. G. Frazier. terday. <> ALLEO TO MISSOURI BY » new house The district Is wide Mr J-*ha Lari«*^ n« Powhattan V. L»<. East Pendleton — Judges — W R Mm E J. Kendall and eon. of He Trrt* •! eoocioded to trr Dr Pirrur • Gc’ en Ó This ww*>n ■< tints and shape* ♦ HIB FATHER’S ILLNESS twake end wishes to educate its chi) Altbee, William Hilton. W. B H* lix. are in the city M - - Iren ard it is the misfortune of s the guests ot fccr i that I w^a csunly enrrd P'lcaac accept are nut and have rea*b*«i ns. Our * Scier tifie Fh Biber ard jou will net rlend*. line is now complete, aud If you « e* of the pupils tn its environs tc •ey; clerks. N. Berkeley. F. W Hen csar.v thanha** 3. A Miller la Présidant of the Pa- irn most of the property, so ths' ey. J. P. Walker. breáis. Let us figure on your work. want «ia’ntv, stvlish papers w* Accept no substitute for "Golden Med R N. Adams, ot McKay, was a Per Pilot Rock—Judges—Dung Belts, elite Coast Nuraaryman’a Aaaocia when a high levy is made, it fall« supplv yon with them Th* ileton visitor toduy on a short bus! ical Discover«- • There is nothing "just lerbert Boylen. J. E Cherry; clerks *s good ' for diseases of tlw blood. tendency to to run to deBcate tlon— Ml«* Study beavily on the few. and for this rea Troyer Will J. F Carnes, Oliver Knott, John Har neas trip. Dr Pierce s Pleaaant Pellets cure coa- tints this mwsoo , bat we’v* plen I STREET Nursing In Spokane—Critical Case ■on the petition was presented. Mrs A. H. Çarey. of I .a Grande, la Stipe'-¿on and its vousequeuoe*. ty of plain creams for those who It was found that the levy was reg .-too*. of llfoess with Bright ’ s Disease- Reservation—Judges—A. D. Blue ;h* guest of friends in the city tor a prefer tb«m. Also high grade <lar io every way and that there war Several Attended «be Portland Con- no grounds for complaint 4 papeis in bulk - a deMrable way H. M. Wood. L L Mann: clsrka. B .’ew days. '• • • ..* -i-r*-* • • *i*i. • /. McElroy, 8. C. Bittner, T. B. Haw- t to bay them, baannse ynw can get 4 Mrs C. E. Thompson, of Hilgard venlleM. a- little or *s much aa you waat, ey la the iruest of friends In the city for ATHENA 8CHOOL TAX. Milton. Jan. 15—W. A. Banister or an areoruneut of styles if you 4 Wil x few days. Ruddock — Judges — EJ received a message thia morning : OF PENDLETON >ur. Fred C Daria. E. 8. Wilbur. like. B. W Wells of Echo, was a Pend)* stating his father waa aerionaly ill District Has Levied 16 Mills for Throe •lerks, H A. Blair, 8. 8 «ranger. B. F. on visitor yesterday for a abort Um» CAPITAL................................... >?0.(XX Consecutive Year*. Mr. at his Lome in Hardin, Mo Jrown. an business 3antater will leave tonight for Har Athena, Jan. 16.—For the third sue- iURPLUS • • - >60h0C Gamboe. Ukiah — Judges — E B esslve year, the school district here din. J. A. Blakley went to Meacham this Tranascts a general banking bust Frank Hilbert, Henry Lazinkx; Miss Florence Stevenson, who had iae voted a 15-mll) school tax. for lerka, J. W Galloway, Ray Harpole. morning to serve some japer« for •ess Eacnange and telegrapn.c uana the sheriff's office. been at Walla WaJla the gueat of chool purposes. The district hss s er» »old on San Franosco. New Y*TO .-’rank Boynton Mrs F W Jones, has returned. -onded indebtedress of 17 <XX). draw Mist Mabie Hill of Freewater, has >icago and principal pomta In the Umatilla — Judg(*s — W. R Park Mrs. Thomae Spence went to Port ing 7 per cent interest. and It la the Northwest. »r. John Switzler, 8. A. Saylor; returned to her home after a visit land Tuesday night to visit her sis Intention of the board to pay <-S clerks, J. W. Duncan. J. N. Server. J. this city with Mis* May Stanton. Orafta drawn on Chin*. Japan anc this year il. Tomlinson ter, Mrs. Anna Durazo She la ex tl.000 of the principal J B. Saylor, a well known resident Europ*. 'hus cutting down the debt to 16.000 >ected home tomorrow. on reasonable ; Union — Judgea — A. C. Fried- of Echo, was a visitor in the city Makes collection» Miss Ixila Hobson took her depart ind secure a 6 per cent rate on that ley. Eugene McCulley. D Howdyshell; i Í tertn a. today lor a short time on bus.ness. ture yesterday for Dover. Wyoming imotint The total funds raised !r lerks, Fted Seorcey. Herman 8u.il. Horace Walker, the county com .EV, ANKENY, President where she will make her home with he district this year Is >6.493.50. and H. H. Harvey missioner, has returned to hia home fnr Aod ta lb» blood c-i-r- Srwltc» Goot and Sraralgw be total expenses are placed at <5 ,er aunt. w. F. matlock Vic»Pree»d»wt. Valley — Judges — W. 8. Good at Helix after having attended the Druggist, Post-office Block j M. R. Stewart returned yesterday 581. G. M. RICE. Cashier. man, James Kirk, Thomas M. Lewis; sessions of the county court for the Phone Main 851 T ’rom Waitsburg where be went or krwovn th» . ms > kl U »> w A po«»1 card arft! brtag oar l:ttk bocAJrl tkat clerks. C. F. Weisa, Frank K Wells. past week WHEAT AT HIGH POINT. ro*ine*e. let>«tb»Mory XXX IKII SIHC CO, Henry Swartz. 8. A. Miller came borne last night LOCO HOXnKKB. Agnrt P-odlrtoa H.rtfcrd Vancycle — Judges — J. A. Cre» MAY BRING A COLONY. from Portland where be attended the E. B. Shafer, of Wild Horse. Belle Hit sell. R. C. Dunnington. W. J. Stock northwest fruit growers association Crop at 65 Cents. man; clerks, W. H. Dale, Carl Kupers, J. S. Cowen, of Minnesota. Well ORGANIZED MARCH 1, 1889 He also attended the pacific cotit -.a E. B. Shafer sold hie wheat crop to Benjamin Stanton. Pleased With Prospects in Umat.l- APITAL......................... sociation of nurserymen of which he Will Moore today for 65 cents, the • 100.000 Vinson — Judges — E A. Rugg. S la County. is president. dghest point reached since the prior G. Lightfoot, Donald Rosa; clerks. J. J. 8. Uowen. representing a large Mrs. H. K. Wilder returned last leclined some months ago. The mills N. Sulste, J M. Kramer. C. H. Rus and and colonization company at r ranaact* a general banking - i «' in — night from Pomeroy where she visit ire paying the same price, with but sell. Alexandria, Minn, has been in the ed her sister who is suffering from a little moving. Weston — Judges — S A. Barnes city for a few days, the gueet of E. New and Sec Interest allowed on t'-no deposit*. stroke of paralysis. H. E. Turner, William Powers T. Wade, looking over the ground for Exchange bought and sold on all ond Han ■ G- ods Don’t be satisfied to move Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jones and Mr. Wheat Prospects Are Good. clerks. Clark Wood, Frank L. Blair. the location of a colony, and Is well principal point* along in the same old way for Bought and Sold and Mrs. G. W. Bowlus arrived home Ed Simpson, a pioneer of the Wee Clark Nelson. pleased with Umatilla county and low wages. We earn belpyoa Special atte-tion given to cellec this morning from Portland. ton district, was In the city for a East Weston — Judges — J. M .’endleton. carve out a succeseful career. 'one. A. E Barber took his departure ihort time yesterday and reports the O’Hara. N. E. Bradley, Robert Jamie Thousands have increased their Mr. Cowen la on a tour of inspec- yesterday for his home at Oakesdale wheat crop prospects very good. Th* »on; clerks, O. C. Turner. M. 8 salaries by following oar plan. tion through the Northwest and will W. J FURNISH. President after a visit here with his aunt and recent snow all melted slowly and Hanrkle, James H. Price. We can train you in spare time locate where there seems to be the J. N. TEAL. V<ee-PresldenL unde. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Kent. went into the ground, and every feat Willow Springs — Judges — Johr most promising opening for such an and at a mail co-1 for any of th* JU Court Street T. J. MORRIS. Cashier. Miss Ida Troyer has gone to Spo ure of the weather this winter has A. Owings, Harry Whittaker, George enterprise, and it is possible he will following potutione: J. W MALONEY Ass't Cash er kane to take a three year’s course it been favorable to a bumper crop next I. . Horseman; clerks, John F. Ogle »elect Umatilla county as the desti- a hospital. rear, He is lamenting that the earlv M. E. Fletcher, James Marcum. ation of his people. He wishes to John Zeil ia seriously ill of Bright’s ralna caught his corn before ft ma- Yoakum — Judges — B. Hopper locate a colony of about 15 families aisease at the home of his son. Lon at tn red and he has had no good corn Ed Dupuis, A. W. Norton; clerks, W >n farming lands, as near together is B. Zell, one mile south of town, He meal from his own crop this year. E. Gould. Kim Morton, H. F. McCIel lossible, and left this morning for is in a critical condition. lan Spokane, but will return in a few Messrs. L. W. Bowlus, A. L. Ju Csmpbell-Smlth. Juniper—Judges — Frank E. King lays to look further In Eastern Ore- marls and Thomas Spence are in Miss Elsie May Campbell and M. L. Morrison. Manuel Friedly: ;on before locating permanently. Portland attending the stock growers Thomas J. Smith, both of Echo, were clerks, John F. Wyrick, Andre* Lar C0RBI8P0HDIMCI SCH00L8 convention. marrirxl at the office of the city ~e- sen. B. V. Steele. Visitors From Morrow County. Mias Eva King of Walla Walla -order last night by Judge Fitz Ger Prospect — Judges — H. C. Bran W. J. Wattenburger, of Heppn«?r, Box 7M spent Wednesday here the guest of aid. The parties came to the city stetter, H. M. Alcorn, E. F. Turney; V>d A. E. Wattenburger, of Butter Mr. and Mrs. F E. Wilcox. SCRANTON, PA in the train last evening and secur clerks, D. A. Peebler, Lee Beam, A. reek, were In the city today on bus Frank T. Wood who has been here ed the license, were married and re B. McCarty. iness. They report stock In excellent from Medical Lake visiting hta grand •r call on our loeal roprooonto- turned to their home at Echo on the •ondltion on the Rutter creek ranches mother, Mrs. M. J. Mosa, has gone to next train. Both are well known in tifo, T F Bracking, ¡27 Loo otroot NEW FREIGHT RATES. ird say that while Heppner ia very PouOloton, Oro. College Place for a short visit before their home city, and will make it dull at the present time, many small returning home. Change will Affect Local Traffic But lulldlngs are going up. and that the their future place of residence. cordially endorses this ne«rs of good cteer Little. opening of spring will witness gen PATRONAGE FROM FARMERS to all sufferers from disorders or silmcata of Manela-Rogers. eral activity in building more sub Monday next the new schedule < f KIDNEYS, BLADDER, Miss Florence E. ManeU and Alta freight rates will go into effect over stantial and permanent structures. ALL THAT IB A8KEO. Rogers were married yesterday after- the entire O. R & N. system, and will W. J. LUNGS or SPINE Wattenburger moved Into Carnation Car**tio* "octi at the parsonage of the Conere cover in fact all of the country west Heppner for the purpose« ot sending that cause the acute pal* or dull, grinding, Bxtr**t* Xxtrasis Commercial Cream Company That rational church by Rev. Jonathan of Chicago. exhausting ache which shatters <»»n the his children to school, and next win strongest nervvus system. A CUKE—aerv. The ehangc will affect the local ter will probably come to this ar* Will Build In Pendleton Has Made Edwards, the pastor of that church. ar* quick, sut< and pleasar.t is at your call* The principals of the wedding vo traffic but little, as it is based on the for the same purpose, owing to Creamery Contera of the State of *00* Science, which is deeply interested in this Par* both residents of Milton and left this through freight echedule from New greater conveniences here. Several Willamette Valley Counties morning for their future home In CURE, foi. namcJ it MEDICAL LAKe P York to the coast, ard will mean a PLASTERA, The»» l'la»tcrs arc made of —Creamery Activity Will Be Great that city. . Heartless Dishonesty. raise of about 10 rente to the Lun- dean, sweet, delicate, powcrfully-active, Thlg Year. dred on carload lota. The coast or A farmer namod Alexander ... - . natural Gums and Fulierucd evaiM-ration- Meacham Merchant In Town. local rates will ______ ________ fom*d Crystals from M*dical Lake. Washiagton, that marvelous body of concentrated hcahh ekmrnti. esrod before the county comm's- remain practically Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Wells of Mea- George D. Goodhue, of the Com Which ia the aew «ronder of the medical profeasion. The stalwart Indians who long dwelt al at this fo dv of the same as they have been for some sionera today and lodged complaint mercial Cream Company, of Portland, -ham. are in the city, the guests of time, moat remarkable hygienic »eaters tn all the world, considered it a gift to thtmteKes dueu ii< m the Gecat against Edward Byrnes, whom he Spirit, aad guarded it with their lives from all outside intrusion; but progress moving them on. has ma-le its hag Just returned from a trip to Lew relatives for a few days. Mr Wells •»cru'es of allowing his cattle to die treaaarea available Th*re la ao n**d to *uff*r from th* d**troyIng ailment* w* has* mentioned leton, where bie company is making Is one of the merchants of Meacham, When For Bashful Farmers. of atarvatlon. It is alleged that • *lagte awiBMt more, for Medical Lak* Piasters are thdr perfect CUKE Wm Nat»,»«» arrangements to erect a flrat-claas and is the father of Mrs. T. M. Hen One of the feature» for the farmer«’ Byrnes who is very wealthy, has a Carnation Carnation aarivafod maaaa against pain aad disease, they search out, conquer and eradicate its can*« -reamery, and aays the prospecta are derson of this city, with whom be I’-stltuto which will be held in Walin I large band of cattle which he han latraste Ixtraots favorable for great activity In the and Mrs. Wells are visiting. ALL DRUOamr» MLL MSDKAL Lake PLAtTVR». 2k «ACM. Walla February 2 and 3 will be a turned out in the roads, and as there creamery business In the Inland Em question box. A great many farmers la nothing for them to eat they are ar* - • re Newspaper in Wallowa. pire the coming year. are inclined to be a little backward dying very fast. Byrnea has only a Mr. Goodhue la watching the Pen J. A. Burleigh, representative from about getting up at a meeting and small tract of li-nd, and no r>aattirc In Wb01SI*B0 Strong MBDICAL LAKE SALTS MPQ- CO.. Sote Mfrfc, Now York and Spokane. Wash dleton tela and la prepared to begin Wallowa county In the legislature, asking questions. In order to save which to keep bla cattle. Instead of the erection of a flrst-claaa creamery has Just started the Wallowa Demo them the embarrassment a box will keeping them up and feeding during I In this city when the patronage from crat. a weekly paper, at Enterprise. be prepared in which they may leave the winter be baa let tLem run in the the farmers owning cow* will justify It starts off with a good patronage any queatlona that they may wish roads and rustle for themrolve* — the more. His company ta one ct and i« a clean, bright publication answered—Walla Walla Union Walla Walla Statesman Ing Qrugglota. and A. «. Koepp** < Brea. JUD GES MD CUDKS NEW ARRIVALS GAINS i POINT BALD HEADS COVERED LADIES. We have just received a new line of Imported Balard Va*e Embroi- With LuiuriantHair anil CnsM Scalps Cleansed and Purified bj dered Flannels for Waists—the very latest Eastern fad CUTICURA SOAP PER YARD Assisted by Light Dressings of Cuticura.tfie Great Skin Cars. ALEXANDERS DEPARTMENT STORE PLUMBING Oor Work and the Bill W. J. CLARKE Helix Art Studio & Co« 311 Court Street Shot Guns Rifles Ammunition 1 : « : I : : o ó ó J. W. Vanghn.Prop. Trie Tïa.rci'w-are 74Í MAIN STREET Upto-Date Stationery... I^Æetn YOUR PLUMBING! o ó 1 rhe First National Bank : ♦ 2 Knights Pharmacy HELIX, OREGON. F. W. Schmidt e ! ■ 1 Full Line of Druggist Sundries CANDIES, CIGARS, ETC RELIA C. G. KNIGHT, Proprietor THE REX RHEUMATIC RING MAKE YOUR MARK GURDANE & McBROOM IN THE WORLD MONEY LOANED ON SECURITY The Doctor Be Sore and Call For m Peerless Mushes Yoo Go to Yoor Grocery ? I 1