FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1904.
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I
HORTICULTURAL COMMIS
I - f
i
Ofter The Kidneys Are
Weakened by Orer-Wort
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
It used to be considered that only
urinarv and bladder troubles were to be
traced to the kidneys,
but
now
modern
)) science proves that
nearly all diseases
have their beginning
in the disorder of
these meet important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood—
that is their work.
There ore. when your kidnevsare weak
or out oi order, you can understand how
quickly ; our entire body is affected and
how every organ seems to fail to do its
duty.
li von are sick or “ feel badly,” begin
taking the great kidney remedy. Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon
as your kidneys are well they will help
clP
all the other organs to health. A trial
will convince anyone.
If von are sick you can make no mis
take’by first doctoring your kidneys.
The mild and the extraordinary effect of
Dr. Kilmer s Swamp-Root, the great
kidney remedy, is soon realized. It
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases, and is sold
on its merits by all
druggists in fiftv-cent
and one-dollar sire
bottles.
You may
have a sample bottle aoe»ots»»amp-Boo«.
by mail free, also a pamphlet telling you
how to find out if you have kidney or
bladder trouble.
Mention this paper
when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing
hamton, N. Y. Dvi’t make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp-Root,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad
dress, Binghamton. N. Y., on every bottle.
SIONER GEER AT MILTON.
Says Fruit Pests Are Plentiful in
Umatilla
County — Orchardists
Must Make a Determined Fight-
Spraying Must Be Done and In
crease of Pests Checked—Benalty
for Shipping Unsound Fruit.
Durkee to Huntington, a distance of
20 miles, a
substance resembling
wood ashes, fell in great quantities.
It was indissoluble as It remained
on the ground after a drenching rain
and was thick enough on boards and
housetops to make a visible change
in the color.
The substance had every appcar-
anee of being ashes, had a greaay
feeling and was different from any
phenomena ever witnessed in that
In the sunshine the
region before.
ashes dried up and disappeared,
leaving a slight trace of dust which
had a taste of burned powder I In It.
No one attempts to explain
the
strange phenomena.
Farmers com-
ing in for miles told - of the same
substance falling with the rain that
evening and it seems to have been
generally distributed over that sec-
tlon.
perfecting further various
patents
he lias secured on important
me
chanical principles, and also do gen
oral contracting work for the pub
lic.
PENALTIES PROVIDED FOR
EASTERN
HANDLING DISEASED FRUIT.
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%
It Is a Misdemeanor to Permit the
Peete to Grow in Orchards or to
Ship or Sell
Infected Fruit —
Twenty-five to One Hundred Dol
lars Fine for Violating the Law.
OREGON
COMPANIES.
Incorporation Papers Filed
With
Secretary of State for Several
New Concerns.
Among the recent
incoriioration
papers filed from
Eastern Oregon
with the secretary of state are the
following:
Grande
Ronde Cash
Company.
mercantile, La Grande, capital stock
$10.000; incorporators. J. C. McLain,
C Ralston and 8. D. Crowe.
The First Church of Christ, Scien
tist. at Burns, no capital given;
corporator. Ada Teller, Emma
Witzell and F. M. Teller
Ontario High Line Canal Com
pany, irrigation, capital $5,000;
in
corporators. E H Test, Ijtfe Pence
P. M. Davis. C E. Kenyon and M.
R Test
Oregon Power and Development
Company, Canyon City, capitai stock
$250,000;
incorporatola,
Frank E.
Hobson. F. S. Slater. Z J. Marrin,
D G. Overholz and A. D. I-eedy ;
purposes, water power and electric
light.
Dry Gulch Ditch Company. Baker
county, capital stock $5.000; incorpo-
ratora.
John
Waterman
John
Schmitz and Paul Allacber.
poses irrigation and mining.
Following Is the statute of Oregon
regarding the shipment,
handling
and working of diseased fruits,
fruit trees or hops, and at this time
of the year should be read aud re
membered b
every orchardist in
this Btate:
An act to protect the fruit and
WEDNESDAY’S LOCALS.
hop industry in the Btate of Oregon.
the orchards there.
F. S. Ramps, of Weston, was a vis Be it enacted by the Legislative As
Mr. Geer reports a great amount itor in the city today.
sembly of the State of Oregon:
of San Jose scale in that vicinity.
Section 1. That it shall hereafter
the
Mrs. C. H. Beitel leaves in
and says that strenuous efforts must
be unlawful for any person, firm or
morning for Pilot Rock.
be made to rid the county of this
corporation owning or operating any
Frank K. Wells, of Milton. is in nursery, fruit orchard of any kind,
pest.
So far as is possible to as
for
a
short
visit.
the
city
certain every orchardist is obeying
hop yards, flower gardens or orna
the laws, but the scale exists in
J E. McQuary, of Milton, was a mental trees to throw any cuttings
small orchards where proper care is business visitor in the city today.
or prunings from any fruit
trees,
not taken, spreading from these hot
Will M. Peterson, the Athena at nursery stock, ornamental trees or
beds, to the larger tracts.
torney, is in the city on a short bus hop vines into any public road, high
He is well pleased with the efforts iness visit.
way, lane, field or other inclosure.
being made by Umatilla county or-
was or into any water course of any kind,
H. B Walker, of l.a Grande
chardists to get rid of the fruit
visitor in the city yesterday for a but shall destroy such cuttings <r
pests, and thinks by constant spray
prunings with Are within thirty days
short time
ing. and attention, that it is only a
from the time such cuttings or prun
Professor T. C Salt, of Milton. is ings are made.
BIG IRRIGATION SCHEME.
matter of a very few years until the
various species of fruit pests now in the city* in attendance on the
Section 11 It I shall hereafter be
teachers' examination
found here will be eradicated.
the duty of any person, firm or cor- Sixty Thousand Acres Will Be
He finds that the condition of the
claimed Near North Yakima.
Mr. and Mrs. R W Anderson, of poratiou owning or operating any
Milton and Freewater districts this Athena, are in the city the guests such nursery. fruit
I
orchard, hop
North Yakima. Feb. 9.—The
spring is not much, if any better of friends for a few days.
yard, flower garden 01
ornamentai 11 Binary survey for the new can.il
than last year, and he is very desir
trees and knowing such to be in- on the Columbia river
has
t*een
Miss Ethel Lieuallen. of Adams, is fected
ous that the orohardists co-operate
with any kind of insects, completed by H F Marble, of thia i
in
the
city
the
guest
of
Miss
Ber
with him. in suppressing the pests.
peats or disease to
immediately city. The water will be taken out
Oregon fruit has such an enviable tha Gould for a week's visit.
spray or destroy the same in such of the Columbia. at the head of
reputation all over the East, that
Professor J. E Cherry, of the Ad manner as the fruit commisaiuder Priest rapids, Tbe ditch will be 281
Mr. Geer is very anxious to destroy ams schools, is in the city in at- for his district may direct.
miles long, watering 60.000 acres
the pests that cheapen it in the tendance on the teachers' institute.
Section 111. It shall be unlawful
The engineer says that this is the
markets of the country and hopes to
for any person, firm or corporation only feasible irrigation scheme along
of
Cold
Springs,
a
James
Furnish,
be able by constant vigilance and
doing business in the State of Ore the Columbia river, because the only
Vatchfuiness to clear the orchards prominent stockman and farmer, is gon to sell Paris green, arsenic. place at which water can be taken
in
the
city
for
a
short
visit
on
bus
of his district of every infectious
London purple, sulphur or any spray from that river is at the head of
bug. worm, borer, scale or other iness
material or compound for spraying Priest rapids.
curse that clings to the thrifty fruit
J. H. Alexander, of the land office purposes ln quantities exceeding one
treea.
of La Grande, is in the city on busi pound, without providing with each
DEATH OF MRS. CORLEY.
Mr. Geer has visited every county ness. being registered at the Hotel package
sold, a certificate duly
in his district e.ery year, since his St George
signed by the seller thereof guaran- Deceased Came Here to Nurse a Son.
sppointment to this
position, and
Who D*«d.
Peter Tachella. one of the promi teeing the quality and per cent of
Mrs. Rebecca J. Corley died this
Offers premiums on all early has made an enriable reputation as nent farmers of Saxe station, was a purity of said materials
Section IV. Any person, firm or morning after a fihort illness at
seed orders, except on grass seeds a bug hunter and friend of the fruit visitor In the city today for a short
men.
corporation selling any of the above pleurisy, at the age of 44
from 25c upwards as follows:
time on business
Umatilla county contains a large
Mr*. Corley came to this city a
materials which do not conform
acreage of fruit, and Mr. Geer is
Miss Della Crigler left this morn sith the certificate furnished there short time ago from I-ebanon to
With orders uomtiig to 25c
deeply interested in clearing
the ing for her home at Milton. where with shall be deemed guilty of mis nurse her son. James Corley, who
orchards of thir county of all pests, she goes to visit for a time and re demeanor, and
upon
conviction was sick here with pneumonia She
OHI GIRÀNIUM
as the climate, soil and surround cover from an attack of tbe grip.
thereof, shall be subject to a fine of Ì found him very ill. and he died soon
ings are all favorable to large and
after her arrival, being buried here
Clark Nelson, of Weston, who has not less than twenty-five ($25) dol
healthful fruit crops, snd u is a mis
last week Soon after his death she
been assisting the county assessor lars nor more than one hundred
fortune both for the fruit grower and
was taken ill and grew rapidly worse
($100)
dollars.
for some time, left for home this
the state, to send out fruit that con
Section V. It shall be unlawful until death came to end her suffer
With orders wnonating to 50c
morning to recover from an attack
tains any sign of disease.
for any person, flrm or corporation ing The funeral will be held tomor
Mr. Geer recommends the follow of the grip.
to import or sei! any infested or dis- row morning at 10 o'clock from the
TWO GIRANIUMS
ing formula for a spraying fluid,
Horace Walker, the county com eased fruit ot any kind in the State parlors of the Rader undertaking ea-
that Is highly effective in destroying missioner from Helix, is in tbe city of Oregon
tabllshment. Rev G W. Rigby con
Or choice of following—Doable the Sen Jose scale:
to attend the session of the county
The deceased
Section VI. Every
person
wao ducting the services
court, which meets today to revise packs or prepares for shipment to was a member of the Ladies of he
Oregon
Formula,
Petuiia, Ctnatioi or
the list of judges and clerks of elec any point without the State, or whe Maccabees
50 pounds unslaked lime,
tion. should there be any changes delivers or causes to be delivered
ChrysaDtkeBUB,
50 pounds flowers of sulphur,
necessary.
to any express agent or railroad
25 pounds common salt
agent, or other person, or to any
Slake the lime in enough water to
transportation company or corpora
do it thoroughly; add tbe sulphur
tion for shipment to any point with
and boil for an hour at least, adding
With orders amounting to 11.00 water if necessary.
out the State, any fruit or fruits,
Then add the
either frosh, cured or dried that is
salt and boil 15 minutes more. Add
twice that offered for 50c or
infected with Insects, peats or dis THREE DOLLARS EIGHTY
water to make 150 gallons and spriy
eases injurious to trees,
shrubs.
hot through a coarse nozzle.
CENTS IS THE TOP PRICE
»■y of the follow! «g
pianta, fruits or vegetables, Is guilty •
He also calls attention to sec. 5 of NEW ROUTE OF INTEREST
of
a
misdemeanor.
the laws of Oregon regulating the
AND GREAT IMPORTANCE.
Section VII. Any person. firm or
horticultural board and
prescribing
Easy Winter and Abundance of Feed
corporation violating 1 Any of
ita duties and the penalties for vio-
the
Intervenes to Keep Prices From
shall
lation of its
tie
provisions
Sec. 5 Entirely Practicable and of Great proviaions of this act
OÏE APPLE, PRUNE OR PLUM reads
Going
High.
But
Stockratsers*
deemed guilty of
i a misdemeanor
:
Permanent
Value—Two
Grade and upon conviction thereof shall be
"It shall be unlawful for any per
Profita are as Great as They Were
TREE, POTTED FERN,
Crossings Avoided—Scheme Meets punished by a flue of not less than
son. firm, or corporation to import
a Year Ago — Sugar Beet Factor
or sell any infested or diseased fruit
With Very Little Opposition, But twenty-flve <$25» dollars nor more
CHOICE
GLADIOLI
ies Tend to Bear the Market
than one hundred ($100) dollars.
of any kind in the state of Oregon '
Much Active Support.
Penalty for violation of this act is
Section VIII. It shall be the duty
BULBS, 1 CHOICE
J. C. Ixrnergan. the cattle buyer.
not less than $25 nor more than
Wesley W. Harrah, of Wild Horse, of the commissioner of the State
left this morning for Echo, when
DAHLIA
$100.
Board
of
Horticulture
of
the
district
was in the city Saturday for a busi
ness trip, and is enthusiastic over in which a violation of this act oc he goes to look after a cattle ship-
WHISTLER TO RETURN.
the proposed new road into tbe city curs. to present the evidence of the ment.
/
case to the district attorney, whose
from the east.
Mr. lx>nergan has just
return'll
duty
it
shall
be
to
prosecute
any
per
Expected Back From Washington.
Mr. Harrah claims that one-half <>f
from a long stay in Idaho and Utan,
son
guilty
of
a
violation
of
thia
act
the population of the county will use
D. C. About March 1.
the road when It is done, and that Which prosecution may be brought and will be in this parr of tbe coun
John T. Whistler, government en- three-fourths of the wealth of the In any of the justice courts of this try for some time In the interest it
gineer in cbarge of the irrigation county will be represented in
tt« State
bis firm The price that he has been
surveys in Oregon, ta expected to re travel.
Section IX. Inasmuch
as
the paying for steers for some time *s
turn from Washington. D. C., about
it will be the only road out of the Horticultural Interests of the State $3 80 a hundred on foot, which is a
March 1, and will begin work on city which has no hill to climb. and demand
immediate attention this little lower than he has paid in
further surveys in the Echo irriga will be on a water grade, enabling act shall be in full force and effect some instances, but is at this time
tion district.
------WITH THE------
all of the hauling to be done with from and after its approval by the the top price The market
seen:»
Mr. Whistler's
report will be two horses where it now takes four. Governor
to be a little lower than it was a
made public in the near future, all The danger of going under the rail
few days ago and will have no great
reports coming from Washington, so road bridge and of tbe double rail
FILES ON WATER.
rise, as far as prosent indications
far, having been outlines and re- road crossing will be avoided.
show, for some time to come
In
views of the actual report, and when
The contention that those who live New Gas and Electric Company Asks the estimation of the
buyer the
for 8.963 Inches.
this is made public the depvtment in the vicinity of the race track will
high market will come in May. when
will determine just what measures not want the road changed is un
The Washington A Oregon Power it may go to 4H cents but not much
will
be
necessary
this
season.
FLOWER AND
grounded, for out of 15 families liv- Company has filed its intention to higher.
If Mr. Whistler recommends the ing in that locality 12 are in favor appropriate water from the south
VEGETABLE
The farmers have a lot of rattle
reservoir plan, with canals leading of the new road and have signed the fork of the Walla Walla at Saling’s
scattered over the country, and ill
from the Umatilla river to catch the petition.
Camp. The paper is a small one of them average better Ln condition
flood waters of spring, then active
will than was the ease at this time last
Mr. Harrah has had charge of the and states that the company
work will begin on estimating the petition for some time, and it Is now take 8.963 inches of water for use in
year. The season has been a good
work of the reservoirs, surveys of signed by all. or nearly all of those generating electricity.
one for the cattle men. and the stock
canals, dams and all other details along tbe proposed road,
This is the beginning of the con is tn good condition.
The mat-
of the plans adopted.
ter will now be brought before the structing of the power plant of the
The sugar beet factories of Call-
It is not certain just what plan county court at its March
THAT GROW
term, and Northwestern Gas A- Electric Com fornia and the southern part of this
Mr. Whistler will recommend for the in all probability will be
pany
A
tank
will
be
put
in
the
sanctioned
state aro beginning to get into oper
Echo tract, but there is but one
by that body, for the hard hills lead river 12 feet square and eight feet ation. and they aro feeding a large
feasible manner in which all the
ing out of the city are proverbial deep, from which will be led tbe number of cattle, and this has a
01 all orders aaomliig to tract can be irrigated and that is with the farmers, and anything that pipes to the power house. These tendency to lower the price, for
the large reservoir with the network
pipes will be from 30 to 35 inches
their feed costs them
practically'
12.00 I will give choice of follov- of ditches leading from the higher would tend to lessen the troubles of in diameter
and will be led down the nothing
hauling
into
the
city
would
redound
ing:
Two-year-old rose, Golden ground into the reservoir, to direct
to the good not only of the city, but river six miles before reaching the
Montana also has a large number
Glow.Hoieysnckle, Virginia Creep the waste water of spring into it.
of all those who have to use thg plant.
of cattle which they will ship in
If further general surveys are to road.
er, Yncca.
A plat of -the power house and lo- hero as soon as the price begins to
be made, before the actual plans are
cation was also filed. The location rise, and this also tends to keep the
01 larger orders I will give decided upon, several
surveying
of the bouse will be near Saling’s quotations down to a certain extent.
Cannot Ride Locomotives.
premiums in proportion to Bait parties will be sent into the field,
Camp, and the plant will be of suf
But in spite of the low prices that
The
supreme
court
yesterday
de
early next month, and work will be
ficient size to generate electricity prevail the stock men report that
purchaser.
cided
in
the
case
of
Rodley
against
pushed as rapidly as possible.
for lighting and power in Walla they are making as much as they
the Columbia Southern railway, that
These offers apply 01 early
Walla. Pendleton and way points, ’t did last year, owing to the open win-
a
person
riding
on
an
engine
and
not
ASHES FELL WITH RAIN.
orders.
on duty as an employe, is not a pas will be located In section 10, town- ter and the consequent small amount
Bhip fl. north range 37.
of feeding necessary
Curious Phenomena Reported From senger and cannot recover for injur
ies received in an accident. A per
Baker County.
KICKED IN A WINDOW.
FIRST RECORDER OF ECHO.
son riding on an engine, even with
O. R. & N. train crews coming in a ticket, is held to be a trespasser,
from the east, say that a curious as the rules of the road forbid the Afterward Went to Bed In the Hotel H. C. Willis, Founder of American
St. George Sample Room.
phenomena was witnessed at Hunt practice.
Hare Canning Industry to Walla
John Connell, who has been em
ington
and
vicinity, on
Sunday
Walla on a visit.
ployed in two of the hotels of the
evening.
Engine Broke Down.
city
as
night
clerk
during
the
past
H.
C. Willis, the first recorder of
During a heavy rain storm which
The engine on the W. & C. R.
•
ooooeooeoeoaaaoaasaossaeap extended all over the country, from train which came in yesterday summer and this winter. Is In tbe the city of Echo, accompanied by his
city jail serving a five days’ sen wife, was in the city today en route
afternoon broke down last night Juul tence for drunk and disorderly con to Walla Walla on a few weeks' visit
as it was starting out with the train duct. He took too much of the fluid and rest after the long and weari
and an extra engine had to be sent that cheers yesterday afternoon, and some task of founding and placing
down from Hunt's Junction to haul while intoxicated kicked a window In its present proportions the Ameri
of stomach, the train. The dead engine is still out of the St. George Hotel sample can Hare Cannery and Cold Storage
liver or kidney la the yards here, and will have to rooms, on Webb street, and went to business at Echo.
troubles. Wise I m hauled to the shops for repairs. bed in the basement.
Mr. Willis started in one year ago
ueople use the
While employed at the St. George ln March to formulate plana for or-
Suit to Recover Title,
bitters because
hotel. Connell lodged ln the sample ganizlng this company and without a
for 50 years it
Ta-mo-ain, an Indian, has filed a room«, and yesterday was evidently dollar of capital except bis energy,
hae never fail suit against Catherine Hall
to
under the impression It still belong he has succeeded in establishing the
ed in easea of cover title in the east
half of the ed to him
When arraigned in court business, investing over $6,000 tn
Poor Appetite,
northwest quarter of section 25. in he pleaded not guilty, but was fined building and equipment, has |>ald
Indigestion
township 3. north of range 4. being $10, in default of which he went to every dollar of indebtedness and the
Flatulency
company now has $3,000 worth of
Dyspepeia and a tract of valuable land on the res jail.
ail to cure Rheumatism. For Sale by
ervation. James A. Fee is attorney
Constipation.
canned product ready for market.
C. Koeppen& Bros. Agís. forPendl'n.
Give it a trial. for the plaintiff.
RESIGNED FROM GOLCONDA.
Mr. Willis has sold out his control-
irig interest and has retired from the
Brig
Ballantyne.
Electrical
Engi management. He will engage
In
other business at Echo.
neer, Will Enter Busineea.
Sumpter. Feb. 9. — mix Rallan
TEACHERS’ EXAMINATION.
tyne. for two years with the Gol
conda company as master mechanic
t
State
and electrician, has roulgned his po Twenty-Nine Applicants for
and County Certificates.
sition. Mr. Bahantyne has always
been held a valued member of the
County Superintendent J. F. Now-
Golconda mill staff, where he has lln, assisted by Professor J. E. Cher-
done excellent work, and his depar ry. principal of the Adams schools,
ture from the mine causes general and Professor Frank K. Wells, prin
regret.
cipal of the Ferndale schools, is ■en
He will devote his time, for a tertaining the school teachers of the
period at least, to hte own interest*, county today with tho regular exam
Judd Geer of Cove, Union county,
member of the state horticultural
board of Eastern Oregon was in the
city yesterday evening, having spent
tour or five days in Milton and vi
cinity. looking over the conditions of
Forshaw
Seedsman
BEST
SEEDS
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2 C«t this Otit and Pin on 2
• the Wall for a Reference •
and Reminder *9**1*!
Forshaw
SEEDSMANS
Water Street
Opposite Neagle Bros.
Money
SlTrÏRS
TOP THAT COUGH
JAYNE’S
EXPECTORANT
CAUGHT BY THE GRIP
RELEASED BY PE-RU-NA
Congressman Geo. H. White’s Case.
A Noted Sculptress Cured.
Mrs. Celeste Covell writes from $1» N
avenue, Aurora, Ill. I
“Only those who have suffered with
la grippe and been cured can appreciate
bow grateful I feel that such a splendid
medicine ae Perun a has been placed
the door of every suffering person.
Mrs. C. Covell.
Noted heulpLcMa Cwed wf Otflgs
H
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s
s
s
H
Mrs. M. C. Cooper, of tbe Royal Acad
emy of Arts, of London, England, now
residing In Washington, D. C., is on« of
the greatest living sculptors and painters
of tbe world. Bbeaays:
“ I take pleasure in reoom mending Pe-
runa for catarrh and la grippe. I have
suffered for months, and after the nse of
one bottle of Perna* I am entirely wen.”
—Mrs. M. C. Cooper.
D. L. Wallace, a charter metnlwr of
the International Barber’s Union, writes
from L5 Western avenue, Minneapolx.,
Minn.:
“ Following a *e vere attack of la grippe
I seemed to be affected badly all over.
“One of my eat tomers who was groat. y
helped by Peruns advised me to try it,
and I procured a bottle the same day.
Now my head is dear, my nerves are
steady, I enjoy food and rest well. Pe
runs has been worth a dollar a d«.ee to
me.”—D. L. Wallace.
IJeuo riant Clarice Hast, of the Salt
Lake City Earracks of the Salvation
Army, writes from Ogden, Utah:
“ Two months ago I was suffering with
so severe a cold that I could hardly speak.
“Our captain advised me to try Pe
runs and procured a bottle for me, ax><l
truly it worked wonders. Within two
weeks I was entirely well.”—Clarice
Hunt.
The world
of
medicine
recog n i z e s
Grip t: epi
deric ca
tardi,
Ml
It41u! Tilt
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A GKJ PFE 1» epidemic catarrh. It clutched us tn its fatal clasp. Men,
spar*-« no ctaas or national ty. The women, chlldron, whole towns and etties
are caught in tbe baneful gnp of a ter
cultured aud the Ignorant, the aristocrat
and the pauper, th« maases and tbe rible monster.
elaasee are alike aebject to La grippe.
Grip.
None aro «zempt—all are liable.
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Mr». Tbeonhiie Rchmttt, wife ct tbe
Have von the grip? Or, rather, has _ _
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. Ex-Seezetarv of the German Consulate,
the
got you? Grip
u well
’
-. ,,__ ,
, .
._
The grip
original^French
term.
1. named.
grippe, __ ,
L
haa bten roortened by tb. ^y Amen-
ULl
can to road “ grip.” Without intending ! “ I .offered this winter with a severe
to do so a ik w word has been coined attack of La grippe. After using throe
that exactly dearrlbes the ease, l
As If ' bottles
.
. of Perun* I found tbe _
grip
_ had
enow Lideouj ¿¡ant with awful Gate had disappeared.''—Mrs. T. SebmitL
¡nations for state and county certl
ficates.
A large number of applicants aro
oa hand and will be tbe guests of the
examiners for another day before
the list of subjects is exhausted
The following teachers are taking
tbe exam nation for county certifl
cates:
Nettie Cannon. Athena: I"
I. Childers. Milton-. Myrtle Hudson.
Milton. Gertrude Galnher. Weston:
Franris Caldwell. Cold Springs Nel
lie F
Prouty. Pendleton:
Minnie
Ite-e Milton: Aaron Hefley and Iona
Marsh. Weston; D L. Gubaer. Pilot
Rock; A F. Hughes Walia Walia
Eudora E Cartwright. M.lton; Beda
Cartel rom
Adam»
Nellie
Darr
Adams; Lillie Percefull. Milton; Ada
Percefull. Milton Daisy Lee, Milton.
Anna
1 Jngenfelter.
Pendleton:
Thomas C.
Salt.
Milton;
Susie
Knowlton.
Pendleton;
Retta An
drews. Dale
Those applying for state papers
are:
Belle Reed. Weston;
W.
W K
Woods Wsterman Ella Wall. De la
Wall, Mabel Crowfoot. Jennie Bet
terley. Annit Barnes and Agne« Bui-
finch. all of Weston
Wanted,
We would like to ask. through tbe
columns of your paper, if there is
any person who has used Green’s
August Flower for the cure of Indi
gestion. Dyspepsia and Liver Trou
bles that has net been cured—and
we also mean their results, inch as
sour stomach, fermentation ot food,
habitual costiveness, nervous dys-
pepsia. headaches, despondent feel-
ings. sleeplessness—in
fact.
any
trouble connected with the stomach
or liver? This medicine has been
sold for many years in all civiltaed
countries, and we wish to correspond
with you and send you one of our
books free of cost. If you never
tried August Flower, try • 25 cent
bottle first. We have never known of
its failing. If so. something more
serious is the matter with you. The
25 cent size h*.- just been introduc
ed this year. Regular size, 75 cents.
Tallman & Co.
G. G. Green. Woodbury. N. J.
TWO WERE CAPTURED AND
ONE MAKES HIS ESCAPE.
Exprrtenes ba.
It as
atock.
t, ail Aaa^rw Yew
sow —they gn.w.
1X4 See l
Awal poe*;«>4 ic. ten.. -p-
pkkO&iA.
Police Had Them Under Surveillance
for Some Time and Caught Them
■n the Act—One a Gambler , At
other a Waiter, the Third Just
Plain “Pendleton Boy."
O. M. FERRY A CO.
DtTSOI’. MICH.
?
Last night at midnight. Policeman
Thompson and Scheer arrested throe
young men while in the act of smok
ing opium in the lodging house man
aged by Tom Scott, on Court street
Marshal Carney has had the men
under surveillance for several days
lid yesterday, learning where they
were stopping, ordered them und yr
arrest.
One of the men is a waiter, an
other is a gambler recently arrived
in the city, and the other is a Pen
dleton boy.
When tbe officers ar-
rived the smokers had evidently
heard of the intended raid, for they
were in the act of hiding the layout
as the officers entered the room
They were captured, however, and
toe gambler and the Pendleton resi
dent were taken to the city jail. The
waiter was completely under the in
fluence of the drug, and was so limp
that the officers allowed him to re
main where he was. intending
to
round him up this morning, but be
has not been seen, and it is thought
that he has taken advantage of the
opportunity
and
made
timsyif
scarce.
HOSEHOLD CARES.
Tax th« Women of Pendleton
Same as El sewn er«.
Hard to attend to household dntiea.
With a constantly aching back
A woman should not have a bad
back
And she wonldn t if the kidneys
were well.
Doan’s Kidney Pills make well kid
neys.
*
Here is a Pendieton woman who
indorses this claim:
Mrs. George Hays, living at No^
-23 Lilleth street, corner of West
Bluff street says: “I can recommend
Doan's Kidney PiUa to all sufferers
from backache and other kidney
troubles., with utmost confidence that
they will do everything that has been
claimed for them by thoae who hare
used them as well as by the makers
The trouble for which I used them
was principally backache, with which
I had been bothered off and on for a
long time. It hurt me badly when I
sttxiped to do any housework that
■ aused a strain on the back. I road
in advertisement about Doans Kid
ney Pill« and decided to try them,
feeling that they could do no harm,
even it they did no good. I got a
box in the store of Brock A McCo
mas Co. and used only one box, as
that was sufficient to relieve
backache and I hare not felt
since.”
For sale by all dealers
Price 50
cents per box. Foster Milburn Co.
Buffalo. N. Y., sole agents for the
United States
Remember tbe name— DOAN'S—
and take no other.
No Profit in Importing Apples.
F. E Thompson. of the firm of
Davis A Company, of North Yaki-
ma. returned to his home this morn
ing after a abort visit in the city.
Mr. Thompson is interested in tbe
fruit business and was here wishing
to ship in a carload of apples from
Washington, but found the rate <~f
40 cents a hundred was more than
ANOTHER PIONEER DEAD.
he could pay and make anything on
Harry Morse, of Freewater, Passas tbe transaction.
Away With Paralysis last Even-
ing.
Harry Morse, a prominent mem-
ber of Stonebridge Post. G. A R at
Freewater, died at his home at that
place last evening after an illness of
12 years standing with paralysis.
He was 62 years of age and came
across the plains from Iowa, in
1568. He has resided in different
Take cold easily? Throat
portions of Eastern Oregon since
tender? Lungs weak? Any
coming west, but has made his home
relatives have consumption?
in Umatilla county for the past 20
years.
Then a cough means a great
He was but led this afternoon by
the G. A. K. at Freewater cemetery.
CONTEST NOTICE
deal to you. Follow your
doctor’s advice and take
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. It
heals, strengthens, prevents,
Dvparlamn «4 Ik« laun«r V. • Lan4 Ofow
I* Omr-te O-vgon Ori C5.
a.
' ,*11 *®<*«vit of ccnl««i härt’-g b«««
•*'*. ,o *hi» °®e»
tlareacv X. K fama*,
-f l mat .te oouaty. »tat« ci Orsaott. «•«.
Honimead . ntr» No s?»«,
mad« Nomnbrr » IM. for tb« Nku a« a.
T> « N.. R.
K W M.. br Ptororlek ^te»«aa,
£. °t»» ro. tn which It i» a'.te«*3 thaï tbe »al«
Fiwdcric* t-urra» ai«d Februar» 1st, 1««| ; that
he teli act heir«, olmi or tad’.mt. that a4
Mtot»tr«tcr et hw ertat«. J»BC« Doran. a«»u«b
a.twin.«trat r, «,» can«, 4 eeareh lo bo -ratte
for hrir» aid ha* fatted to Sad aay; that «lar«
F«hra«ry tei. 1SP1, th« tract ct land aboro de-
»»«»ihtelyabattd >a^‘. by »aid
Hoar »read kiujr.m
Fred« rick
atoren«.
“A2?* B<'’ ln »»y «y bren cammed or
aculad up n by «aid Frodateci Storco«, ar bl»
Yr.r». and that ibero is at ormai vo on«
ctetmlna the land above described and that
no one has claimed the same ànce th« death
f r*J*rlet Sier«”«. Frbrvarv lai
and ibat no one t» llvtag on th« land at th«
5or bM 1 rod oa tt gfnro b« drain
February lat, tail; that
told allogr i abrone« from «aid land v»» MX
í'* '’“/ ‘“y'»' nt in th« Army. Savy or
«ûtter.XP*C’”h* ’““«t »‘»t«« a« aprirai«
Bold ter, öftrer Maman or marine, dorine the
i1*?1
®r dnring noy other warm
which tel. Vnitod Siate, mat b« ,nt¿«d
ba d parti«, aro hereby notified I ■ acorar ro.
»rond and ofi.r «rtdener touThin«7ÏT U-
• Fw V Tran I ’>«»« ,tepend«d no Am*«
Crorr, I'moral for cough« «n,l co 14«
I
know It irrralte •Irruatth.i.. weak lung* “
Maa. r. a . Roaixeox. Saline. Mick.
*? **
a.c. AVtxoo..
A”-'
I «■’
M,«.
tegationsat l«ocl«k a . M.on Frbrarr ■? -gut
bTI,On‘ í°* H Fn,k** Notary Fublte at bla
oitiro ln Fvndleton. Oregon; and that firal
MTroh^TtlU
*1 »•’»*** A M on
before the Kee bter
R fivo «»
ÒroJroa' nl ***
L*“d
*■ L» Urnwd*
Ayers
Filed Amended Bond.
E. J. Summerville filed his bond as
county treasurer Saturday
after
noon. with F. W. Vincent. Gus La-
fontaine, Joe Basler, and W. J. Fur
nish as his sureties. The new bond
was made necessary by the fact that
one of Mr. Sommc-rville's sureties
on his first bond was C. B. Wade,
and the county commissioners asked
that a new paper be filed.
Cherry
Pectoral
for
Suit Against First National,
Esther J. Bushev has sued
the
First National bank for $2.000 al
leged to be due her on deposit. to-
gether with Interest at six per cent Ayer’s Pills Increase the activity of
the liver, and thus aid recovery.
from July 30 until the date of pay-
ment. Balleray A- McCourt are the
Administrator's Notice.
attorneys for the plaintiff.
The said contestant harina, ta a proper aS
ItVA
'»• *«-
fo?S tocto
Weak Lungs
Alvinza Hayward, a pioneer Cali
fornia mining man. is dying at San
Francisco with consumption.
BUCK
LEG
In Cattle ran ba prevented.
CiniR’S Bl ACkLlG VACCI«,
California'.favorite, the moat auc-
ceaaful, caaieat u»rd and lowest
pi iced reliable vaccine made.
Powder,»tringor pill form. Write
for free Black Leg Book'rt.
TUB CUTTER LABORATORY
San Francisco
Oar vaaWnca are for sole
Break A MoOamae
L
•erri v*dOih1lh,,;<'<l*r ‘ "* í*11*»”* perooka!
rorvloe ot thl, notice .-«root be made, it to b«ro-
bv ordered end directed that such notice te
fir«n by du« and proper Pubheanon.
« W. DAVW. Raxteter
Notice of Final Account
folViÄS^S*"01 ,h*
- «"«••>
ln tbe Connty Coate ot tb« State ol Orecon <ÀVdlc.’îTo}
*““• •«
A.
lor l’matllla Countr.
In th. matter ol ih« míala ol Charles t hand-
i*
’
’
*
“
,hM
,h
»
“
’
’
d.rolgwrd
l«r. deooaaed.
Notice te Birvby (iron that I. tb« uuJer- /u*
!’»?•
r'.t'or’ a*
*• administrator
adwiatetrator ol
M
report
ab rau*r?
vaantltUi
.T
lor w
•l«n«<L G. W. Hun..
on Tu,«dar th. .Nth the
tltlrd
andThaVJi**
,h* " • . bo ■ »«so-
""j o »■vwuiu.-r, i. uuiy
ap.oluG-'l
by
J“‘î,•*<••»”• by <b«
ta
Comity Crate ol th« Msiv ut orrgvn lor V mV th«
th* forrttoon,
fnroiioon at th-
ih- County Judge » .>Sro
_ • *■
in
tilla a.lmtntatrstor ot the ratata
th« aacl
Chatlaa < list.dh-r -'«ce-arti, and all I’ersonstrv tbe c ounty c oartbouB^ m the city cl Fwudle-
nvrroi
iMjnnto
to
pr**ent
thtir
nictyuiitM
Ju™county,
Ore<wn.
as
tbe
tim«
and
nerebt^ notified to pro-mt tenir - ---------- —
ver fled as r< qulrml by lew. Ja
th^rnm P Mr*
thereon, and all perwuB
ol ( Charte.
nf
wh»ri»a i'haii.iigar
óhiidìVr, dl
»A. «m...—4
__ _
un
.
i •'¡ng otjectfons thereto are nu'itiedtw ap
drnlgurd.
at the
the offlre
offlro of
of Balleray
B«U,-r*r A
A Mct'uurt
MeVourt ITiWhiï’t
»bow MW.
den
if » ed. at
w fllhiH «I w
»Mm/ — — -— ■ 4- ... aa _
, ■ .
'
uary, 1(04.
U. W
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HUNT. Adtotatettoter.
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