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ONTHEWJLUWULLA R. J. BODDY VERY ILL WITH HEART TROUBLE. TO HELP MAKE LAW NOMINATIONS AT ECHO. Full Ticket Nominated by Citizens for Municipal Offices Last Night. Echo, Jan. 19.—At a mass meeting of the citizens of this plate held last night, the following ’'Citizens'” tick et for municipal offices was nominat ed: Mayor. L A Esteb; marshal, Ar thur Hammer, recorder, H. C. Willis; treasurer. W. H Boyd; councilmen, R. H. Oliver, Joe Halstead, Johu Dorn, Frank Spike. Rube Gulliford and Amos Hammer. There was a large attendance and much interest manifested, and the ticket is said to meet with general favor. There is no opposition so far and it is likely the "Citizens”’ ticket will have a walkover. THE OLDEST MAN IN AMERICA Severe Case of the Grip—Going to Crook County to Reside — Injured C. W. MALLETT OF STATE IR- OUTLINE OF THE WATER By Falling From a Manger—Suc DISPUTES NEAR MILTON. RIGATION COMMISSION HERE. cessful Christian Revivial—Gone to DO YOU GET UP California — Eighty Acre Farm WITH A LAME BACK? Walla Walla River I* a Freak—In- Believes That Oregon’s Irrigation Sold—A son Was Born. ■tead of Being Formed by Union Law Will Be Wide in Its Scope and Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. of Two Stream* it ' Divide* and " Athena, Jan. 20.—Mr. and Mrs, H. Flexible—Commission Will Meet Almost everybody who reads the news Thi* centenarian is an ardent friend of Form* Two Stream*—History of H. Curtis of this city left Tuesday February 1 to Compare Notes and paper* is sure to know of the wonderful Peruna, having used it many year*. tor Crook county to stay two the Water Division and Settlement mouths on their homestead. Formulate a State Law. In (peaking of hi* good health and Along the Stream*. extreme old age, Mr. Brock *ayi: R. J. Boddy. butcher of Athena, is C. W. Mallett, of Ontario, a mem * "After a man baa lived In tbe world dangerously ill at his home in this ber of the state irrigation commis The contention over the division of aa long a* I have, be ought to have city. Heart failure seems to be sion. is in the city today, the guest der remedy. the waler of the Tum-a-lum and the found out a great many thing* by ex It is the great med- Little Walla Walla rivers, and ‘.he the cause of his sickness. of Judge Ixiwell. Mr. Mallett hxs perience. I think I have done *o. M ical triumph of the formation of the first irrigation dis Joe Cratln of this city who has been in Portland for several days, mil nineteenth century ; “ One of the things I have found trict in the state on the Little Walla spent two or three months in Crook attending the meeting of the Live NURSERY AT IRRIGON. .¡jd discovered after years county in the employ of H. H. Cur stock Association, and in conference out to my entire satisfaction Is the Walla, taken all together, forms an of scientific research tis, returned home Thursday even with F H. Newell, chief of the rec proper thing tor ailments that Willamette Valley Man Plant* Eight - by Dr. Kilmer, the interesting story. Mr, Cratln says that Crook lamation survey, in regard to the are due directly to the effects of In the first place, the Walla Walla ing. ~-3*' eminent kidney and ton* of Peach Seed* at New Town county is a fine country, that the needs of Oregon in the way of irri bladder specialist, and is wonderfully river is a freak. Instead ef being I the climate. For IN years I have on Columbia. successful in promptly curing lame back, formed of two or more streams, the cars will run through that portion of gation legislation, and as to the atti ’ withstood the changeable climate the country in the spring, which will W. G. Ives, formerly of Woodburn, tude of the reclamation service to uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and main river comes down from the of the United States. Or., has purchased a tract of 25 acres Bright1» Disease, which is the worst Blue mountains in one stream until be a big thing to that section of the ward the state. “I have al way* been a very healthy of land under the ditches of the Or state. Other members of the commission form of kidney trouble. It reaches a point near Milton. when man, liatof course subject to the little Dr. Kilmer's Swam p-Root is not rec it abruptly divides into two streams— Mrs. B. F. Ogle of this city, who in Portland at the time were Mr. egon I .and it Water Company at Ir ommended for everything but if you have the Tum-a-lum, flowing westerly in a has been on the sick list with the Ankeny, of Jacksonville, and will start a first-class affection* which are due to sudden Mr rigon. and kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will lie change* in tbe climate and temperature. sweeping semi-circle with the convex grip for *a week or more, is rapidly Gates, of Hillsboro. The other two nursery there. found just the remedy you need. It has He has planted eight tons of peach During my long life I have known a members. T. G. Hailey, of this city, improving. been tested in so many wavs, in hospital curve to the north, and the lJttle seeds, and set out 35.000 apple and | great many romedie* for coughs, cold* Otis Beck fell from a manger and and Zera Snow, of Portland, were work and in private practice, and has Walla Walla, sweeping also west other sprouts, to begin with, and will not present' and diarrhma. proved so successful in every case that a ward, with its convex curve bending injured him so -e was unable to bring enough other stock from Wil- j The commission Is busily engaged to the south, the area between the tend to his blacksmithing this week. special arrangement has been made bv " As for Dr. Hartman's remedy in studying the various laws on irri lamette valley points to make up the which all readers of this paper, who have two streams forming an immense ob Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bagley have gation in different Western states, entire tract. He expects to conduct i Peruna. I have found it to be the not already tried it. may have a sample long circle of fertile soil, containing moved Into a cottage on Main street ; besf, if not the only, reliable rem and will hold a meeting about Feb a first-class nursery, and wijh the bottle sent free by mail, also a book tell about $1,500.000 worth of property for the remainder of the winter. ruary 1. In Portland, at which lime climate aud natural surroundings so edy for these affections, it has ing more about Swamp-Root, and how to and presided over by about 800 hap The protracted meetings at 'he tlic members will compare notes and favorable, hopes to build up a perms find out if you have kidney or bladder trou py and prosperous people. been my standby for many years, Christian church, which ha., been go ble. When writing mention reading this begin to tear away the legal maxes, nent business in the new town. Converge Near the Columbia. and / attribute my good health generous offer in this paper and send your After sweeping northward and ing on for the past five weeks un for the purpose of laying some kind and extreme old age to this rem der the auspices of Rev. Moore, the J. D. CASEY IN TOWN. of a foundation upon which to build address t* Dr. Kilmer southward for 10 or 12 miles, these edy. & Co., Binghamton, two streams are attracted toward great evangelist of St, Louis. Mo., an irrigation law to be presented to Prominent Union County Business N. Y. The regular "It exactly meets all my require each other again, and after passing will come to a close Sunday with a the next legislature. many ascesslons to the Msn and Politician Visiting Here At this time th« commission has fifty-cent and one- ment*. It protect* me from the evil the state line, they unite again and good church. for a Day. dollar size bottles are Hom« of s«-i-r“~* go to the Columbia in ubion. no definite plans, but all the mem •■fleet* of sudden ehangee; it keep* me sold by all good druggists. Don't make J. D. Casey, of Hilgard. one of the Mrs. Frank Mansfield’s two broth bers are studying irrigation laws. se In 1872 Judge McArthur in a de in good appetite; ft give* me etrengtb; anv mistake, but remember the name, largest mill owners and lumber men iecting those portions of all the state ers. after spending a few days at it keep* my Ll«>d in good circulation. Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, cision fixed the point of division for her home visiting her and their laws upon the subject, which seem in Eastern Oregon, and a prominent I have o»me to rely upon it almost en and the address, Binghamton, N. Y., on the two streams and decreed that mother. Grandma Fountain. left most applicable to local conditions in politician of Union county, is in the each, the Tum-a-lum and the Little tirely for tbe many little Cling* for every bottle. Mr. Case) Oregon, and at the meeting hope to city today on business. Walla Walla should be apportioned Tuesday for California. I which I need medicine. is chairman of tbe republh-an county be able to take some definite step«» J. D. Saylor of this city is spend one-half of the natural flow of water “ When epidemi*-* of la grippe first his towant formulating the outlines for central committee, and is prominent coming down the main Walla Walla ing this week looking after ly mentioned for the legislature from MR. ISAAC BROCK, BORS IX BUNCOMBE CO., I. C., MARCH I, 17SS. | began to make their appearance in thi* stock and stock ranch on Butter Oregon's law. river, forever after. ■ountry I wa* a suSerer Jaatzi thi* dte- Mr Mallett is an admirer of the ia his county. Both branches of the river "have creek. H/s age la IN yean, vouched for by authentic record. He aaya : "/ attribute <-a*e. He has heavy land interests in this tional irrigation act. and betlev«*» T. B. Simonton, who has been been settled up. the streams have my extreme old age to tbe uta of Pe-ru-na. ’’ M«-Ah«iu and once « / had severai long sieges with been diverted and one of the most sick for the past week» 1» rapidly that is one of the most munificent county near A short time ago, by request. Uncle thought of building a mill in this laws ever passed by congress if car prosperous communities in the West improving. the grip. At first I did not know Isaac came to Waco and sat for hi* pic> J. A. Henry was visiting his riou out by the people, and all lis city. hugs the bottom* and tributary lands tur*. In hl* hand he held a stick cut that Peruna was a remedy for family this week from Riverside. prov.sions put into a< tive <>i>er*'. on. ef these strangely separated rivers. When I heard that Suit for Divorce. from the grave of General Andrew this disease. It organizes every irrigated < <>m One of the old contentions of the California. ia grippe was epidemic catarrh, 1 Mr* 'Bessie E Delaney has filed a Jackson, which has been carried by him A son was born to Mr. and Mrs munity into a form of government, people living on the Tum-a-lum has ever since. Mr. Brock is a dlgnihed old tried Peruna for ia grippe and lays the foundation for thrift through suit tor divorce against her busband been that they were being depriv'd Jesse Yaughn. January II. gentleman, «bowing few sign* of de found it to be just the thing. ** of a portion of their rightful share James Boddy. son of the meat co-operation and enforcement of lo John A Delaney. In the office of the crepitude. H;s fam.ly Bible is still pre of the water by two mill races di market man. R. J Boddy. has taken cal regulations, concerning all th- county clerk. She alleges that tiwy Yours uuty. served, and it show - that the date of his verted from the Walla Walla before charge of the shop during his fath members of the committee and will were married on December 9, «J02, In Ssr> Francisco, and that tbe <-*>■*« result in great good. if the people birth was written 114 years ago. the river is divided to form its two er's recent illness. She *•» branches below. These two races Grandma King returned home study it and guard against the en of the action is desertion burely * few word* from this remarka sweep out southward through Mil Tuesday evening from the hospital croachments of grafters and coirup- f»«r an absolute divorce. J. T Hinki-.* ble old gentleman, who has bad lit is her attorney. ton. around the point where the wa at Walla Walla Her cancer Is a tionists. in its application. For » free book on catarrh, addree* years cf experience to draw from.would He leaves for his home at Ontario, ter is divided equally for the two little better at present. be interest.ng *« well a* profitable. A The PeruL* Medicine Co., C««lumbu*. O. LIMB FROM LIMB. Return* Home Cured. streams, and then empty the undivid Grover Pickel of this city went to this evening, after a pleasant visit If J<«u do Qot derive prompt ami *ati*- lengthy biographi«-al sketch 1* given of Mrs. Nettle Carmicbai, who was in the city. Mr. Mallett 1» an exten thi* remarkable o'.d man in tbe Waco factory reeult* f«v»m the use of Peruna. Well Known Pendleton Man Tell* ed waters they carry into the Lit’le Pendleton this morning to deliver a Walla Walla, a mile and a half below load of fat hogs to the meat market sive beeraiser, and has one of the committed to tbe asylum from this Tunes-Heral«!. I*ec< mber 4, IKK. A still write at once $o I*r. Hartman, giving * About Physical Torture. largest honey producing farms in the city on the 19th of May last year, was where the Tum-a-lum and Little Wal men in that city. SAAC BRX'K, a citizen of McLrn- ' more pretentioo* biography of this, tbe full statem. nt of your race, and he will The rack, the garrote and other la divide, thus giving the Little Walla discharged ff*>m tbe institution on Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Baker, former state near Ontario. Samples of his nan coun’.y,Tesa», ha* liv«l for lit oldest Being man, izlostrated with be pleased to give you Bta valuable au- fiendish torturing machine* JI the Walla people the advantages of the residents of this city, but now of excellent honey were exhibited at the January 17 as cured, the notice to ye*.**. Fur many year* he resided at a doable column portrait, wa* given the virc grstis. middle age* have gone, but physical Tum-a-lum people to the extent of the San Jacinto. California, sold 86 acres meeting of the irrigation aasocia I that effect having been sent to the Addre-s Dr. Hartman. President of torture has not. A prominent Pen amount of water carried by these of land on the wild horse to J. H tlon in this city last November He office o( the county clerk by the phy Bosque Pail < eighteen mil«-* west of reader* of the Dallas Morning New*, Waco, but «nr live* with bis sun-tn- dated Dewmuer 11. ldffi, and also the The Hartm*a isazMiarium. Columbus, dleton citizen tells hew he was tor mill races. sicians of tbe asylum regrets that the continued illness of Ross for $5.5t«v Chicago-Tin tea Heiald of same data. Ohio* law st Vail -T Mùla, Texas. tured and how he escaped. Mr. Newel) while in Portland. ;>r. However this inequality in the di D. W. Cook, 70 years old and re vision of the water is offset in a pe vented the members from spending tired from active business, now liv culiar way by nature. more time with him. ing on Main street, says: “The dull, LONG AND FRUITLESS Nature Tried to Strike a Balance. teacher of high merit and much cx- dragging pain in the small of my CHASE TO “OUTEN IT." WEDNESDAY’S LOCALS. peri*nand is said to be very suc At a point about a mile and a half back felt as if two giants were tear cessful. two ing me apart and at times I felt so below th* divergence of the Dwelling Near th* Old Poor Farm W. B Babb, of Echo, 1* In the city miserable that I could not stand or streams and below the outlets of the today Caution! Was Entirely Destroyed—Fir* Sup SOME READER OF THIS PA- walk and was confined to my bed. two mill races into the Little Walla CITY OF ADAMS WILL Thi* is not * aeti'ie word—but A Hopson, of Milton. is in the city posed to Have Been Caused by Urinary weakness set in, especially Walla, an ancient channel diverges ONE HUNDRER EtCHTY HEAD PER WILL BE REWARDED. INVEST IN A PLANT. for a few days. »ten you think how liable you ar* at night, and I was failing physically from the IJttle Walla Walla, ani Trampo—Smail and Ineffectual In DELIVERED AT THAT PRICE. not to pur'-haae tbe only remedy utf every day. At this time I happened leads back through the tract enclosed Alex Malcolm of Echo, was a busi surance. ■ersally known and a remedy that to read an ad. about Doan's Kidney between the two streams and came* ness visitor in the city today. On* Hundred Dollar Rubber-Tircd s.a* bad the largest sa!e of any med- Pills and was much impressed with the overflow waters from the Little Will Probably Sell the Bonds to Um Tbe first fire alarm of tbe year George Williams, of Weston, is a Buggy Will Be Given Away to the Four and One-half Cents Offered fo: “ ;ne in the world since 1868 for tbe the sincerity of the usiinion al, whim Walla Walla back into the channel cf atilla County Investors — Central wa* turned :n yesterday afternooa at guest at the St George today. Person Guessing Nearest an Un ure and tr»a’ment of Consumption was much similar to the one I am the Tum-a-lum. thus effecting a just Future Delivery—These Facts are Reservoir to Contain One Hundred 5:$0 o ’ clock, when the department James A. Nelson, of Wild Horse xn«l Throat and l^ing trouble* with- making now. I got a box of pills at division of the water, after the mill known Number Now in M. A. Ra wa* « ailed to make a run to tbe John Food for Thought and lnv<-*tiga- Thousand Gallons and Cost About it losing .t* great popularity all is In the city on business today the Brock A McComas Co. drug store races empty back into the Little Wal der's Safa—See the Advertisement Hann* property, lows near the poor tion—One Hundred More Head are these year* you will be tiiankf.il we Six Thousand Dollar* — D«*tribut and they helped me so that I contin la Walla that portion of the undivided Mrs. W W Whittworth. of Echo, in This Paper. farm A great many people from cp Being Full-fed on the Same Ranch ailed your attention to Boechee'a ued using them until I had taken sev water needed to turn the mill wheel* mg System Will Cost Additional. was in the city today the guest of town aiao started for the acene vf German Syrup. There are ao many eral boxes. Then I could eat. sleep on Butter Creek. The .Milton, Freewater A Hudson friends Monday. January 18, the foliowin* the fire, but after walking for a bait rdinary cough remedies made by and get around again without suffer Bay Ditch Company has built a ditch The people of Adams are consid Mrs L. E. Ray. of Pilot Rock, :s committee of business men met at an hour acd not retching the place ing the least bit of physical pain. I diverting from the Little Walla Wai ering plans for raising money for Mr. and Mr* Dave McCarty ef ‘.ruggists and other* that are cheap the guest of friends in the city for a the office of “ ■ - riast Oregonian and turned back. endorse all of the claims made for la below where this old channel leads their proposed water system. At the Butter creek, were in tbe city today znd good for light told* perhaps, but few days. formed the unknown number that TbV fire destroyed the dwelling for * visit with friend* Doan’s Kidney Pills." Mr. Mc- for severe Cough». Bronchitis. Croup from that stream back to the Turn a- present time they have no public C. E. Nelson the brick maker of will get the $100 rubber-tired buggy bouse on what i* known a* the 'Carty is one of the pioneer st<x-k- —and especially tor Consumption, For sale by all dealers. Price 50 lum and has filed a claim for 60» water supply, but they have been the St. The committee consisted of M A "Wek h property." one of the old res men of this county, and is still in the where there Is difficult expectoration cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co.. miner's inches of water—an equal figuring and have about decided to Weston, is registered at Rader, the furniture man. E. T. idences of the city. The house La* Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the amount of this to be diverted from issue bonds for a sum suffleieot to George hotel. front rank of the cattlemen. He ‘.s and cougns during the night* and United State*. Wade, the real estate dealer. G. A. t«een unoccupied for some time. an«i now feeding nearly a hundred head tncrnmg*. there is nothing like Ger A B Stevens, a merchant of Uma the Tum-a-lum and Little Walla. The build the plant. Tbe 25 cent sue has Remember the name—DOAN'S— Robbins, proprietor of the Owl Tea it Is thought that tbe fire wa* start on hi* Butter Creek ranch, and they man Syrup 3000 inches to be taken from the Tum- City Engineer G. N. Miller of this till*. was a Pendleton visitor yester and take no other. just been introduced this year Reg House. Glenn Winslow the jeweler, ed by M>me tramps who have been are ready for the market a-lum is to be diverted at the point city has the work of estimating the day on business ular size 75 cen’a Tailman A Cx>. hanging around the place. ljist week Mr. McCartv sold ISO of separation of the two streams, and cost, and thinks that a reservoir will G. W. Staggs, a well known resi and A. Kunkel, the implement man Ten numbers from one to naught . The damage is estimated at abo-it PKTHTOM FOX LIQUOR UCIMII carried down the natural channel of cost the city about $6 000. and in ad dent of Weston, was a Pendleton vis head of steers to the Northwestern Cold Springs Farm Sold. were cut from a calendar. These j $500. There was a small tnsuran«'e meat company of Portland tor four To the Honorable Count* Coart of the Bute the Li:tle Walla Walla, to its head dition to this amount the distributing itor yesterday. o' Oregon for Umatllia County : numbers were sealed up tn 10 differ on the place, but owin gto the fact Mary C. Cooley and A B Cooley, Mrs J. N Edwards, of Baker City, ent envelopes by the committee. The that It had been unoccupied for a «.•ent* a pound, and the cattle are her husband, who are pioneer*, hare We, the undersigned, legal voter» sad actual gate, where, with 3000 inches from system will have to be installed. re»ldenu within Uwatllla Precinct, in Cna that stream it would be turned into now delivered. He was offered People of Adams and men of this is visiting with friends in the city 10 envelopes were placed in a hat rime, it is thought that the insurance Ulla County, State ol Oreana, and who have the ditch and used to irrigate a large four and one-fourth cents by tbe sold to Walter M. Pierce for $6.400. city are considering the purchase of for a few days. actually resided in said Umatilla Precinct for and thoroughly shuffled and shaken i will be lost. tract of land not now sufficiently cov Union Meat company of -Portland a tract of 640 acres of land in sec more th. a thirty day* immediately prsredln* the bonds, and it is thought that they A. C. Barth, a well known resi Three members of the committee \ the date ui our signing this petition, as well as ered with ditches to produce crops. for future delivery, but rqtused tbe tions 13 and 18. in township 4 north will be put on the market in a few Uro date of filing the same her setter, do hereby dent of Weston. waL a Pendleton then took out one envelope each. I STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. offer, as it would have taken more of of ranges $1 and 32 east, being :n As a basis for its claim for 6060 days. petition yonr honorable body to grant unto visitor yesterday. whkh were marked one, two. three, A B. Stephen«, who does business under inches of water this ditch company his feed than the gain would have the vicinity of Cold Springs. When the works are installed the in the order in which they were Georg« Hartman, Jr.. Elected Assist- amounted to. the name of A. ■ Stephen ■ k Cow claims that this amount of water is W. W Whitworth, a prominent city will have an admirable water pany. a lieer sc to sell «piritnous, taken out. Two highwaymen held up a Cbi- ant Cashier First National Bank. waste in the two supply. vlnutu and malt liquors ia lass qoan- now going to This seems to be in contradiction The source will be In W’ild fanner of Echo, was a business visi These three envelopes were then ne»e laundry on Sixth stret. in Port Uries than one gallon fo a period ol six streams and that it only claims un tor in the city today. to the report that the beef market The stockholders of the First Na Horse canyon and. the water will months from the 1st day of February. 1SH R. G. Still, of .Milton. was a visitor placed In a larger envelope and seal tional Bank met in the office of the here would not range as high as four land. Monday morning, in broad day at bls pla<-o of business near the station ol used water be piped to the reservoir. There is light. securing $10 in cash. Umatills, in Umatilla Precinct, Umatilla Co«>B- The promoters, of the ditch desire fall to bring it to a point 80 feet at the courthouse today, having been ed and a wax seal placed on the flap ' bank la»t night, at which time tbe cents for anything but future de ty. State ef Oregon, and we will ever pray your and delivered to tbe chairman of the to use the overflow water of winter, called here as a juror. livered cattle. It seems that in above the city, where the reservoir honors, etc. committee. M A. Rader to keep un-1 board of director* were elected tor bated this 7th day of January, 1904 when the streams are at their high will be built. H. L. Lee of Milton, was a visitor til the day the buggy will be drawn. | the year. It will consist of Levi An some parts of the county, at least, The reservoir will !*«mes est. for the purpose of winter irriga hold 106.066 gallons of water, and at the court house today, having keny. of Walla Wall*. W. F Matlock. the cattlemen are able to get some J. w Lennox The remaining seven envelopes con O C Smith tion. The summer flow of tlje stream will be lined with cement, making it been called here as a juror. J. S. McCloud. W S. Byers and figure for their beef that will pay w * White H Devisen taining the other numbers were then is now entirely consumed in irrigat sanitary as possible. C K Amsbery T R Slckelsen George Hartman. Jr., which is the them for th<> feed put into the cat It will take F. B. Holbrook, of Irrigon, is a burned in the presence of the com b. Uhristo O Ivar Lynch ing the present area under them and the city about two months to get It may be that the cattle M. B Bead guest of the Hotel St George for a mittee. thus insuring an absolutely same as tbe old board with the ex tie. J H. Pound the new ditch company hopes to be the system into operation after the ception of the retirement of H. F. owned by Mr. McCarty were of a F. w. cline R I. Yerxa short business visit in the city. unknown number. h E Lingue M J Bamham able to produce crops with winter issuance of the bonds and the com better grade and in better condition «¡so W Kelley Jas. Sharp Each and every one of the commit Johnson and the substitution of O- than the common range cattle of Angur McDonald, one of the pio flooding. A. Hartman. Jr. mencement of the work. B A Saylor J. ■ Wataon tee was thoroughly satisfied with neer residents of Weston, is in the w B. Parker The irrigation district of the Little Ole Kelson Levi Ankeny was elected president fered on the market, but the fact F B Jainee A J. Lewi* city for a few days' business visit. the absolute fairness of tbe method of the board. W. F. Matlock vice- remains that he found no difficulty Walla Wall* was formed for the pur J W Dunean T. O. White ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT. From $5000' to L. M. Walrus, a prominent citizer of selecting tue unknown number, president and the appointment of G. in selling for the highwater figure pose of more equitably distributing J N Seaver W. B. White $4 00'00 a mouth J P. Found C O. Stepban* of Adams, was a Pendleton visitor and signed the following statement: M. Rice as cashier, was confirmed for the water of the stream and bringing ___________ can be mad* by E L Hathaway Distribution of the Property of Jas today for a short time on business. W H Lawrence "We. the undersigned, were pres about a system of irrigation govern the year. Mr. Hartman was elected F T O’Connell SELECTED A PRINCIPAL. Jasse* O'Connell pans* who can invest from $M0 00 to Boy**. ent at the East Oregonian office Mon B. IL smith ment for those residing on those Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Gilham. cf day afternoon. January the 18th. and assistant cashier to fill the vacan il5U0.(h>. One eastern fav*tor mads NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PBB N. A. Davis, the administrator In Dayton, were the guests of friends in cy caused by the retirement of Mr. M<** Grace I. Dewey Tendered th* $45,000 00 in 11A)8. Call or write fix’ S ons CONCERNED that the foregoing pati stream* and there are prospects of assisted In forming the unknown tlon will be presented to the above entitled the pending suit being amicably set the estate of James Boyes, has filed the city yesterday for a short time Johnson. Outside of the promotbm nartlcular». TbeWM. R WHITE CO. Vacant Principalship. number according to the plan pub court on the «th day of February, 19*4. at the tled by mutual agreement among the his final report and has been order S12 Pise street. Portland. Or. Miss 1-aura D. Wyrick, who has lished. to be used in the East Ore- of Mr. Hartman there was no change County Court House tn Pendiate*. Umatilla ed discharged from further responsi irrigators involved. The school txyir of this district in the personnel of the bank, all of County, Oregon been spending the past three months gorian guessing contest. bility by the court. A. B. STEPHEN’ CONTEST NOTICE the other officials having been re has been ever -ince the resignation in Portland, where she has been at Doing businero as A B Stepban« “ Under the rules of forming the He filed with the heirs H. H. ECHO SCHOOLHOUSE. of Miss Jessie Shephard, endeavor election*. A Company. tending school, has returned home. number, it Is impossible for anyone, Boyes, G W. Boyes. C. E. Boyes, Mar The change In the assistant casb- ing to locate a good teacher to take Mrs. J. A. Cat ¡son, of Kamela. ex not even the members of this com iership will be-more in name than the place lef? vacant by her as prin ADMINISTRATORS BALE OF REAL Sheek S. Cole Have Contract for a tha R. Olmstead, H. L. Boyes, Ethe mittee. the publisners of the East B. Freeman and T. P. Boyes a sum pects to start tv Oklahoma on Janu ESTATE $4.500 Two-Story Building. In duty, as Mr. Hartman will fill the cipal of the high school, and at a Sheek & Cole, the enterprising of $5,444.43, to tie distributed equally ary 26, for a two months' visit with Oregonian, or anyone else to know teller's window as in the past, and meeting last night Professor E. B what the number is. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE-V That th* contractor» of this city, have »ecur among the number. The administra her father, Taylor Green, formerly will assist Mr. Rice when needed, the Conklin was authorized to telegraph undersigned, the dnly appointed, qualified (Signed.) of old office being a fifth wheel proposi to Miss Grace I. Dewey, of Benton and acting administrator of the estate of ed the contract for building the new tor asks that he be discharged, which of this county, now a resident E. T. WADE. was done by the court. that territory. Mary E. Rainville, deceased, pnruant to schoolhouse at Echo. tion now absolutely needed in the Harbor. Mich., offering her the place. A KUNKEI.. an order of the County Court of Umatilla The building will he a frame struc- Her response has not yet been re management of the institution. Chai les Bartholomew, one of the County, for the State of Oregon, duly M. A RADER, At Home in Prineville. ceived. though it is expected that she made and entered In the said court and ture. two »tories high, with a main p.-'iminent stockmen and farmers cf GLENN WINSLOW. in the sa.d cauae on the Sth day of Jan building 34x60, containing four rooms Carey W. Foster and bride, for the Echo country, was in the city will accept, as she made an applica MARRIAGE LICENSE. G. A. ROBBINS." uary, 1804. will sell from and after the and a wing 14x18, also two stories merly Miss Lillian Garfield, arrived tion for the place and wishes to today V j - a short business visit. Mr- jth rt»y of rsbruar . 1* m . at rolvaie Upon the day when the envelope from Pendleton Saturday evening. Ba tLolomew has a lot of beef in cold Parties Both Widely and Favorably change from the East to the West sale, all the right, title and estate of high is to he opened and the buggy award Mary E. Rainville, deceased, for cash I* for the sake of the change in climate. The stone foundation of the 1 The happy couple were met here by storage here, and was here looking Known, Being Old Settler*. hand, subject to a mortgage thereon for Ing is Already constructed, and ’he a delegation of young ladies and after it, an«l transacting other bus ed to the person guessing nearest to Miss Dewey is recommended as a A marriage license was Issued this the snm of $500.00, due November let. the number, the numbers will be as to give iness. morning to Mrs. Nancy E. Ehrhart. 1903. and bearing interest at the rate of contractors expect to begin work < n gentlemen, who started in sembled in the order In which the eight per rent per annum, la the follow the superstructure next Monday. The tnem a rousing charivari. Carey of Wild Horse, and Thomas J. Kirk, envelopes are marked. It may be •.» ing described real property of said ett entire building will cost about $4.- bought off the boys, and the young the well known farmer of Athena. DIRECT PRIMARY PETITIONS. tate. to-wlt: low a number as 012 or as high is 506. Mrs. Ehrhart has been a resident ladies contented themselves with Lota B and *, I* block 15*, In th* R** 987. As a matter of course, it must of the county for many years, being •rvatloa Addition to the City of Pendla welcoming home Mr. and Mrs. Fos County Clerk Receives Notice That be three different figures, as no fig ton, Oregon. at the present time about 50 years of ter. We nearly forgot to extend our ure was used twice. Somebody will WM McRRlDE. Blanke Will Be Sent at Once. age. She owns some valuable prop congratulations. Here'* hoping their Administrator af th* Estate of Mary B. County Clerk W. D. Chamberlain get a splendid $106 present when the erty, and has married children. Rainville, Deceased. troubles will be little ones.—Prine is in receipt of a letter from W. 8. 975 receipts have been given out. Mr. Kirk is well known over the There are thousands of women to ville Review. U'Ren, of Oregon City, the secretary Notiti of Final Account. county as a wheat raiser, being one day praising the celebrated Hostett Theater for Athena. of the fiirect Primary Nomination of the most extensive farmers of the Returned From Salem. er’s Stomach Bitters. When they Falling hair means weak hair. Mr*. J. H. Stahl of Walla Walla Athena district. He is one of ’he League, In which he states that he In th* County Court of th* Stat* of Oregon «Milton Briggs has returned from a were run down and In need of a tor Umatilla County. will send to the clerk of this county will soon begin the erection of a two- pioneers In the corn raising expe«1- Then strengthen your hair; they trip to the valley, where he visited a number of petitions Issued by the story brick building on the property In th* matter of tb* Ettal* of Chart* ■ A. health restorer and regulator ments of that parf of the county, Craig, dec« aaed. feed it with the only hair food, his old home at Salem. Mr. Briggs were persuaded to try the Bitters, league, which he would like to be which she recently purchased in which have proved such a success in No"ea is hereby «Iren that th* und*r*lga*d Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It checks baa tiled his final report a* administrator of with the result that they now enjoy has been in this part of the state for circulated In the county in order to Athena. The building will cost from the abov*-«n tit tod estate with the above en- perfect health. All sickly women several years, but not long ago he bring the subject before the people $8,000 to $10.000 and will be used for the past few years. falling hair, makes the hair tftl«-d court, and that th* judge tb*r*o' ha* *<t should try It at once. Besides curing began to get hemeslck and took a at the coming election. tb* fifteenth day of February, at ton o'elo« k in an opera house, the lower floor being TAXES IN BAKER CITY, tb* forenoon, at the County Judge's office In all Female Complaint», it is also un trip back to the home of his child used for mercantile establishments tb* County < oorthouse la th* city cl Pendle equaled for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, hood. There he found everything «> and the second one for theater pur Levy for the City, County and School New Road Supervisor. ton, Umatilla county, Oregon, aa the limo and sleepy that he soon lit out again for place for hearing thereon, and all parsana Insomnia and Constipation. District Amounts to a Total of 66't D. H. Nelson, of district 14, Frank poses. having objections thereto ar* notified to ap the higher and more invigorating Administrator-* Notice. pear at said time and place and show eaaso, Rack, of district 18; Harvey Martin, Mills This Year. i airs of Umatilla county. He left it a y they here, why said report ehoald not Pilot Rock Farm Sold. grow, completely cures dan The total tax levy in Baker City be approved and ratified and th* adminis this morning for the ranch of John of district 5; Joseph Gusin. of dis ls > tb* County Court sf tb* 8t»«* «r John C. Frendesen has sold to trator diarharved. this year amounts to 66*4 mills, or druff. And it always restores Crow, on the reservation, where lie trict 15, and R. C. Hager, of district for Vmatlll* Cvuuir. ba’ed this 14th day of January. 1*01 29. newly appointed road supervisors, Robert Hoeft for $1.000, the south 32>4 mills more than in the city of In tb* matter ol tn« total* *l Cbarto* «’’--•* will be employed by Mr. Crow. color to gray hair, all the rich, CHARLES B. WADE, Administrator. ler. cea$ed. have filed their bonds In the office of half of the north half of sectiou 32. Pendleton, where the total levy is I Noti<* i» a«r«b) (ir** tbst I. tb* under- dark color of early life. S3 the county clerk and their appoint in township 1. north of range 32 but 3414 mills. »isn*,l. 0. W. Hani. w*> on Tuaadar. tb* t»th “ M t hair wm fa Hint out badly and I wii ments have been approved by the eaqt, containing 160 acres of land In The Baker City levy is divided ps , dayol i-yeamter lrnt. d«ly •»«oluied b> tb* afraid I would loae it all Thru I tried Ayrr'a « unty tfour.«»« »b* Mat* U Jragen ter tm* the vicinity of Pilot Rock. court. follows: County expenses. 20 mills; Han- Vliror. It quickly atopp<*d the falling and Illi«. *dmlbl»tr*tor <»t ib» ratet* •{ tb« tald made iut hair all 1 could with tt t<> he/* county schools, ft mills; state taxes. Cnsrl** •’b*ndlrr.c*r*<«*d. »ad *11 p*r*oii»»r* KKMKcta E. ALULN. EloabelU, N.J, New Notary at Milton. b*r«b. no lM*d to prwe*t tbrir tueouna. Scarlet Fever Quarantine. 7 mills; county roads. 4 mills ard r. tW a bottle. J. C AYUIXX. »»taMUlreu by law. mll» tb« »»tat* A notarial commission was filed the Baker City school district, 17.5 Doris, the iittie daughter «if C. M. fop ■■ASXAtailiiBBr oi Cbarl** Cbandl*-, dc c**»» d, io m*. ib* u* <l*nt(n*d. »t ibr ultra ol haltoray a MrCoon Robinson, the clerk at the Umatilla in the office of the county clerk this mills. wttbio «tx *>oaib«lrvm tb* 8nt MtbltcaUoa et The total valuation of property tn agency, is sick with scarlet fever, morning conferring on G. W. ingle, tbl» boll**, namaly. tb* ttiraatb day o< J*a- u*ry. 1*M. and the family is quarantined until of Milton, the power of a notary pub Baker county was fixed at $4.038.865 ü. W. HVItT. AdmlaiMrster. and in Baker City at $l,I30.04u. lic the child has recovered. TUESDAY. JANUARY 19. 1904. Tells How He Escaped the Terrors Many Winters by Using Pe-ru-na. F erry : I NE W WATER SYSTEM BUGGÏ GIVEN ■ STEEBS FDÜH GENTS DIACI! LEG mvEsrtmsi WOMEN PRAISE IT HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS. Ayers Hair Vigor ARE YOU BILIOUS? Feverurh* Dizzx-Haadad, Constipated and full of dull achaa and pains? JAYNE’S SANATIVE PILLS Falling Hair of