quarter of section 19, in township 1,
RICH ISLAND FLOODED.
................ .. ..................888»88»8»»8<88»......................................... 88»888
north of range 28. near Echo. The
ditch will be about nine mileB long
Walter Pierce Receives News of th»
and will extend In a northerly direc­
Overflow of
Bouldin
Island,
30
tion from the river, it will have a
Miles
Below
Hie
Property
in
Cali-
maximum
depth
of
five
feet
and
a
FRIDAY. APRIL 1. 1904
fornia.
width of 30 feet. The water will be WOOL MEN WILL HOLD OFF
DISCUSSION AROUND HOTEL
TEOSINTE PROVES TO BE
taken under a pressure of six
Walter Pierce has received news
FOR FOUR OR FIVE WEEKS.
STOVE AT PILOT ROCK. inches.
A DROUGHT REGI8TER.
Racine Buggies and Hacks
that Bouldin Island, a rich tract of
land consisting of 60.000 acres in
Bain Wagons
TWENTY UNFINISHED CASES.
California,
has Yakima Farmers Find it
The Late Cool and Inclement Weather Sacramento river.
Southern Umatilla County is Pleased
Will Grow
Responsible for the Change in been laid waste by floods. The
With Present County Officials— Will Be Made Ready for Court by
in Profusion on Arid Landi -Stools
island was inclosed by n high levee
Many Plan»—Sheep Holdings Not on all sides, end the entire area has
Judge Lowell and D. P. Smythe.
Strain Has Made Particularly Good
in a Wonderful Manner, One Seed
Depleted by Heavy Winter Ship­ been practically destroyed by the re-
Record—Taylor Cannot Be Beaten
D. P. Smythe, accompanied by
Sending Up ae Much aa 100 Plante
ments—The Shearer»’ Wage» Will cent high water.
for Sheriff—Current Topic» in the Judge Stephen A. Lowell, left this
In a Seaton—Is a Native of South
morning for Arlington, where they
It had been reclaimed
from a
Amount Thia Year to $22.000 In
Interior.
America.
will work up the law cases left by
marsh
by
building
levees
around it
This County.
the late S. A. D. Gurley, recently de­
and was one of the most fertile
ceased.
At the time of his death.
spots in the Btate of California, It
Pilot Rock. March 24.—”How are
The farmers of Eastern Yakima
Mr. Gurley had over 20 cases set for
contained 1.800 acres of asparagus
The cold weather of the past few
politics in your part of the country?"
trial In the circuit court at Heppner, days is beginning to scare the sheep­ beds, the richest and most produci- valley have discovered a valuable'
is almost the first question asked of
! strangers who drop into the store or many of which are due to be heard men into a lull as regards shearing, five asparagus gardens la the world, forage plant which promises greater;
at the coming term of court. The
which is a total loss.
returns than any cultivated crop i
and it is not probable that there will
sit around the hotel stove here.
Pendleton gentlemen have assumed
This island lies 30 miles below
be
much
wool
clipped
until
the
is
About the next remark ia: "Who
the care of these, and will look over
Victoria Island, which is owned by tested. It is teosinte. Experiments;
weather has settled for good
going to be put up to run against them before the opening of court.
conducted by different parties show |
Celebrated Hodges L’ne of Headers, Mowers,
Before the cold snap came the men Mr. Pierce and his brother, and
Taylor for
sheriff?" "Taylor has
that the plant will produce at least
were beginning to think that the which has not been threatened with
made such a clean record and has
60 tons of green food per acre.
Binders and Rakes
SATURDAY’S LOCALS.
dangerous
high
water
yet
this
sea
­
mild winter would usher in a mild
given such an efficient administra-
It grows to the height of 10 to 12
son.
The
water
at
Victoria
Island
spring, and that there would be no
Houser & Haines' Combined Harvesters
tion of his office that he should be
Frank Sloan, of Echo, transacted danger and no delay in the early has been but three feet higher man feet, and has two crops annually
The plant is well adapted to West-
re-elected,” is the general verdict. business in the city today.
high
tide
and
no
fears
are
entertain
­
Machine Oils and Extras of All Kinds
shearing of the 300,000 sheep on the
ern Washington, and will prove a
ed for its safety.
"What will they do about the as­
A. M. Gillis, of Athena, spent the Umatilla ranges
But that idea has
Agent for Walla Walla Weeder
money
maker
for
dairymen
and
stock
1
sessor. do you think?” The lax ques­ day in the city on business.
now passed, for the present at least,
feeders
Under the irrigating farm­
OPECCN
PIONEER
DEAD.
tion is threshed out pretty thorough
and
it
ia
probable
that
no
more
wool
Asa B. Thomson, of Echo, was a
ing it Is a wonder in the production
If there were not another external ly and the pros and. cons discussed. business visitor in the city today.
will be taken off before the middle
I
Marcy C. Lingenfelder, of State Line, of feed.
In discussing the question around
of
April,
and
perhaps
the
first
of
akin disease known, eczema would be a
Ben F. Atkinson and bride left
Teosinte belongs to the corn fam
Crossed Plains in 1843.
sufficient infliction on mankind. It per­ the hotel stove at Pilot Rock, one of this morning for their home at Echo May.
ily. It was introduced from the rich
There are as many sheep in the
vades all classes, and descends impar­ the large stockmen from the south
Mary C.. wife of W. E Lingenf ti­ river bottoms of Routh America, The
H McBride, of Weston, spent ’he county this year as ‘ last, and some
Successor to ( 'mattila Implement Co.
Pendleton, O«e.
ern end of the county voiced the
ter. died yesterday at her late red- stems contain about 1 10 per cent
tially through generations. While some
I
opinion that seems to be very gen- day in the city on a «hör* tuaines» say more, for there was but little dence on the state line, six
miles sugar and are relished by all kinds
trip.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦• Ml>8$88< I IMI»«8 I IM I$8»8$I»I8»8»»88888
are constantly enveloped tn it, others erally concurred in.
shipping out during the winter, so
Mrs. >f stock
Seed ran not be grown in
have it confined to small patches in the
Mrs. Elmer Hale, of Adems, is vis­ that a great many of last year’s southwest of Walla Walla
’’Strain told us what he would do.”
IJngentelter. whose
maiden
name
In the
ears, on the scalp, on the breast, on the he said, "and he has gone ahead and i'ing with friends in tile city for a sheep, which are usually worked off was Bryant, was born in Bloomfield. 'he northern states
the crop is one of the most
few
days.
during
the
winter,
are
still
on
hand
I
done
ft.
H
He
has
hewed
to
the
exact
palms of the hands, on the limbs, etc.,
November b, ble that can b<* planted.
Davis county. Iowa.
W. M. Brown, -a prominent farmer with good fleeces
but everywhere its distinctive feature ia line of his duty regardless of where
Crossing the plains with her
1843
The Louisiana experiment
Charles Cunningham is now on his family In 1852. she lived in Wasn-
a small watery blister, which discharges the chips fly or whether he is hewing of Helix, spent the day in the city
ranch and looking after the sheep ington county. Oregon, for a number has produced 50 tons of green feed
on business.
at
the
hidden
taxable
property
of
an «eH<t fluid, causing heat, inflamma­
tier acre. This is readily purchased
729 Maia Street
some big rancher or finding railroad
Mat .Mosgrove. the .Milton merch­ which he has scattered all over the of years, marrying W E Lingenfel-
by dairymen for $2 a ton. in the field
tion, and intense itching, sealing and property that has always escaped
eastern
part
of
the
state.
He
has
ant. was in the city today for a short
ter in 1838
In 1863 she moved to When a crop requiring no more
crusting.
already sheared all of his bucks and Marchland, and 18 years later to Il­
with little or no tax.
business visit.
many of his ewes, which means that waco. Or . where they remained in- bor than corn yields IH<0 an acre
The Cuticura treatment is at once
"The Dixie ranch was formerly as­
R N. Stanfield, the stockman of
he has sheared the larger part of hie til «-oming to the present residen-te the field it is worth growing.
agreeable, speedy, eesnomlcal and com­ sessed at $50 a quarter section, not
The areatest value of teoslnte
prehensive. Bathe the affected parts a whit better quarters at $100, Echo, is in the city for a short visit flock.
oa the state line about two year«
xnd on business.
Its »tooling qualities
One seed will
freely with hot water and Cuticura
Cunningham's
sheep
are
all
thor
while mine which is about of equal
T J. Kirk, the well known farmer «ughbreds, and for that reason he ago
produce from 50 to 100 plants In a
Soap, to cleanse the surface of crusts
husband, a family of
per
quar-
Besides
her
value,
was
assesed
at
$75
WE HAVE JU8T FINISHED UNPACKING
OUR SPRING
from Athena, was a business visitor has but few mutton sheep in his
and scales, and soften the thickened
season
This can be cut with a
five survive her: George, who lives
AND
SUMMER
LINE
OF
SHIRTS
—
GOLF
AND
NEGLIGEE
—AND
cuticle. Dry, without hard rubbing, ter section.
in the city today.
mowing
machine
or
harvester
and
bands, so that he is now practically xt home; Alice English. Port land;
"Strain raised mine to a dollar an
and apply Cntlcura Ointment to allay
WE MUST SAY IT IS WITHOUT QUESTION THE FINEST LINE
finished
His sheep were sheltered Electa and Mary Colvin, of March- fed green or put in the barn for win­
Strain
returned
Assessor
C.
P.
itching. Irritation and inflammation, acre and raised the rest to the same yesterday from a business trip to during the snowstorm that came over
OF SHIRTS EVER SHOWN IN THE CITY.
EVERYTHING IS
land, and Sarah C.. wife of Perry ter.
and soothe and heal, and, lastly, take figure. I know of a good many he
A Kentucky grower says that on
Milton and vicinity.
the Pilot Rock country,
and are. Colvin, of the state line
Th* fun*-
HERE FROM PLAINEST TO THE BEST PONGEE SILK. NOTE
Cuticura Resolvent, or Pills, to cool and has lowered.”
C. E. Redfield, a prominent citizen therefore, better able to stand the ral will take place at Ingle Chapel his farm one seed produced 111
cleanse the blood. This treatment af­
OUR PRICES:
You will find some who are kicking
sprouts. Prof. Asa Gray, a well
fords Instant relief, permits rest and at their assessment, but you will find of Heppner, was a business visitor early shearing than many others tomorrow.
NEW GOLF SHIRTS. STRIPES AND FIGURES. LIGHT AND
known
agricultural
authority,
states
flocks. His sheds are large enough
sleep in the severest forms of eczema most of those who are kicking the iu the city today for a short time.
■hat this plant "possibly affords an
DARK PATTERNS. OUR PRICE ONLY 50c. 65c AND 75c.
to hold all ot his sheep, »nd his feed
MILTON
WOMAN
HELD
UP.
and other itching, burning and scaly hardest are those who have escaped
Alec McRae left this morning for
is plenty.
•»pportunity for one to make millions
humours, and points to a speedy, per­
NEW GOLF SHIRTS. FINEST QUALITY,
BEST
MADRAS,
Athena, where he will look after
Some of the sheepmen, however 9old Highwayman Foiled by Plucky □f blades of grass where none of any
manent and economical cure of tor­ their just proportion of taxation in business interests for a short time
FIGUriES ANO STRIPES, OUR PRICE ONLY 814». «1.28 AND
the
past.
Hitherto
it
has
been
con-
grew
before
”
He
had
refer
have
not
made
provision
for
shelter
account
turing. disfiguring humours, eczemas,
Dash of Hie Victim.
1-50.
R B. Stanfield, one of the promi­ ng their bolding? so caretul|v. sad
rashes and inflammations, from infancy siderable of a hit or miss proposi-
»nee to the dry lands, as teoeinte is
nent
farmers
and
stockmen
of
But
­
tion.
Last
evening,
just at dusk. a> Mrs 1 great drouth register
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS,
to age. when all other remedies and the
NEW PATTERNS,
vs a consequence they will not »hear
AND
STRIPES
If it hadn't been for the big appro ter creek, is at the St. George io tntil the sun come» out to stay.
Io* Ijiwson was returning from Mil
best physicians fail.
Three pounds of seed will plant an
SOLID COLORS, OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS LOW—60c. 75c.
day.
SoM throwrboot tba world.
Cwteua ■■ rtvt. *.
priation for the Celilo improvement
There are. as ha* been said. 30b ton. and when near the Peacock xcre in teosinte The soil should be
0» fwm ot Chocolate Cov t.il Mia. Xe. for vul ot W.
1.00 TO $2.50.
and the Lewis and Clark fair, the
Ai.sses Maude and Nell Allen, of 000 or more sheep in the county to Vliis. a burly highwayman stepped in good condition, and a rich loam
<X»f 1. JW.. Soa* iSe
Deooee i lni w .J rb Mj g
bawaa S». -. Paeta, tfitaa Sa la rwi; Boaeaa. ur C«taw»es
DO NOT OVERLOOK OUR WORKING SHIRTS.
rnm
cover
and
demanded
her
taxes
would
have
been
lighter
than
of
Pilot
Rock,
were
the
guests
he
sheared,
and
the
wages
paid
this
Saw. Foewr be»» a Cbam. Ceep.. Sate rMfnaaw».
to produce best results
■WSaad lot - Bow la Cww Z i liw u "
ever before, this year
friends in the city yesterday and to- •-ear will be about the same as money says the Freewater Timm
If planted tn rows two feet apart
Mrs I^wson promptly told bin: and the plants left to stand a similar
The reason for lower taxes is that day
usual
The ewes and the wethers
the railroad is paying a little nearer
H. Connell, of I'matilla. was in the will pay the shearer 7 cents per the did not have any, and when be distance in the rows, it will give the
what they should
They have, here­ city yesterday for a short business head, while the bucks will double the repeated bis demand and advanced. best crops of forage.
tofore. escaped their just share of visit with the O R A
N offices vnount. and it is estimated that the( Mrs Lawson did not stand on the or­
Cultivation is the
Let us show you Palmer’s
♦
sheepmen of this county will pay to der of her going, but went at once. corn. When the first crop attains a
the burden
I suppose that the rail­ here
new Perfumes.
She
plunged
right
into
a
pond
of
road will try to put in a corporation
b<ight of about four or five feet it
J. H Rinearson. of Grass Valley, ’he shearers this year more than
water, waded out and escaped the may le cut and the second crop left
♦
lawyer as district attorney or some where he is the proprietor of the $22.080.
♦
The mutton buyers are already be Ugh wayman.
man they can handle, so as to es­ Grass Valley hotel, was a business
to now
In the rich river best cm»
«
Mrs L had a bottle of benzine
«inning to write in for data about
cape through some legal technicality visitor in the city today
«
of «be Pnget Sound basin two crops
and
she
says
she
thinks
it
was
some
»
the
prospects
for
buys
as
soon
as
the
Put Strain and Hailey back and
xrght io y1*M 5« tons or more of
Buy a child a chair for his own use and his or
H. C. Biamont. of the reservation
♦
the railroad will have to toe the was in the city today on business, <h«i-p are sheared and as soon as Mtltonlte who (bought it was booze ;rree feed per acre.
♦ The latest and test.
are
h
They
on
boote,
anyway
well -a one for papa? If you want a hint on t
the wool begins to fall will be In the
mark
T<- »inte is a valuable hog feed
wd reports work in his- locality tn field for their annual clean up of the
♦
"Who wiU run for county judge?' a very backward condition.
furniture we have cspecially for children, come
The green stalks are devoured as
WEATHER REPORT
surplus stock
Stock buyers are also
"Well. 1 am glad that farce ia over.”
USE
qah kly a» corn. Cows eat it with
Miss Mildred Crigler, ot
Milton. numerous, sad will be here to replen-
♦
"I returned to her home this mo- ning
♦ said a farmer from near Ridge
♦
PALMER’S
Data of the Past Week—Only One- ’elixh. There is no waste to the
s
said, if onr very best citiiens like after a short visit in the city with ah their flocks from the extra anl
crop The long green blades quickly
male In the county, so that the mar
tenth Inch Rainfall.
Hartman are the kind of men that her sister. Miss Delle Crigler.
tun and can be stored away in the
♦
ket
is
looking
brighter,
and
the
gen
The
weather
record
for
the
week
♦
they are planning to send to the pen
prospects for the Umatilla xa compiled by Frank G Mitchell. barn or shed without danger
T. J. Tweedy, of the reservation eral
ftentiarv on that Cunningham land
sheepman
are more favorable as the ■he local weather observer, Is as tol- »1 oiling.
Plowing has
case, why then just make one vast is in the city today
When the last crop is cut the
lays go by.
♦
lows;
building and send nine-tenths of the been greatly delayed on account ot
main ing young sprouts furnish
arch
Maximum
the
cold
and
stormy
weather
of
the
Minim
rest of the population of the state
celtent pasture for bogs anu cows
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Furniture and Carpets
past two weeks.
1»
57
3$
♦
along with him.''
The r-aat is an annual forage crop
♦
M
52
32
"Will Gilliland run again, do you
L. L. Mann, a prominent farmer ot Plaintiff Alleges Great Cruelty, De
xrd require« practically the same
33
21
31
A pure soap. finely perfumed.
think?" “I have known him for the reservation, is in the city this
treatment as other cultivated fod
fendant Pleads Insanity.
i
4«
32
22
years,
and
while
he
is
a
good
man
xfternoon and reports spring work in
cers
Seed <*n be had at probably
♦
44
20
n
A diverse suit was filed this after
♦
he is too apt to let bis persona] x very backward condition owing to
75 cents per pound
36
24
24
noon by Lillian Read against Melvin
prejudices stand in the way of the the stormy weather
34
25
2^
Read
Both of the parties are rest
county’s interests
TO SELL PROPERTY.
Seymour Swanger, a
prominent dents of Umatilla, where the defend
Rainfall for the week, .1 Inch
“G. W. IJnsner of Ridge, would
stockman of Meacham creek, is ‘n xnt is an engineer on the O. R. A N
make a fine county commissioner, if
Arrangements Making for Disposal of
the city today after supplies,
He
HEAVY MORTGAGE.
The plaintiff alleges that the de
he would take the place
-eports grass growing slowly on the fendant and she were married in St
Wade Effects.
"Horace Walker?” "Well. I think mountain and some new snow on the
The referee in bankruptcy has
Paul. Neb.. August 26. 1891. There Given by the W. A O. Power Com-
he means to do the fair, square thing foothills.
For a Spring Tonic and Biood Purifier is Sassafras Bark Tea.
rent to Portland io the court it. bank
pany for Quart»" of a Million.
xre three children. She alleges cm
for the county
If they are planning
ruptcy
asking
for
permission
to
sei
aleo recommends it for chronic rheumatism and cutaneous
•ltjr
In
her
complaint
and
states
that
of
Freewater,
was
in
A
mortgage
was
filed
J.
L
Roe.
in
the
office
to get a commissioner down this
Not an ordinary article, but
way. though. Doug Belts would be a the city yesterday, having come to her husband at one time beat her if the recorder this morning by the the property of the estate of C. B
meet bis daughter, who is returning with a broomstick and then threw Washington A Oregon Power Cora Wade, as the report of the apprals
good man for the place.
something extraordinary is
We can furnish you with a very »elect SASSAFRAS BARK.
"Chamberlain has made an excell­ home after a visit with friends in her on the bed. where be choked her -«any. in favor of the Baker Loan A er» has been filed according to the
Instructions of the court
xnd
flourished
a
butcherknife
around
the
valley.
Roth
left
this
morning
Investment
potnpany
for
$250.000.
ent showing as county clerk, in fact.
’0c quarter-pound package; 25c pound.
When this permission has been
her head
She broke away and he The head power station of the com­
Umatilla has had some excellent ma­ for Freewater
the
notices
of
sale
will
be
granted
r>ursu*d
her
with
a
loaded
revolver
pany ie to be on the south fork < f
terial in the different offices for the
snd challenged her to go out in the 'he Walls Walla. In this county and sent out to the creditors and on the
past term. The trouble has been in
sagebrush and fight it out with him the mon gage Is given to cover the day set. which will be Inside of
the past that politics has entered too
couple of weeks, the personal prop­
At another time he came behind cost of constructing the plant.
much into county affairs
erty uf the estate will be sold at
her and hit her over the head with
The
instrument
cover«
;s
¡-ages
of
“There should be more business
x piece of hose, knocking her sense- typewritten manuscript, and the fee tion to the higher bidder.
and less politics in municipal and
A. C KOEPPEN A BROTHERS
leas. after which he kept her con for recording it Is $18 under the
county affairs."
For madicinzU use as veil as
J. O. BLOUCncR DEAD.
fined in her room until the bruises present law governing the recording
"Is there truth in the report that ALFRED CURTISS HAS
for salads and table use.
had gone from her face.
it the legal instruments
Under the
Nowlin is going to start a republi-
The defendant claims insanity as ild law the cost of recording would Could Not Survive the Shock
GONE TO CALIFORNIA
This Is the highest quality
can paper in Pendleton?” asked the
Loss of Biood.
his excuse for what he did
have been 17 50
man from Bear creek
"The republi-
and purest oil made.
The plaintiff asks for 12000 for
Joseph O. Bloucher. the man
can paper has never amounted to
the support of herself and child, for
was run over by the freight
SALE ON APRIL 8.
Sold exclusively in Pendleton
much aince McManus left. In fact, Visitor From Oakesdale. Wash.—Mrs. xn absolute divorce. $50 a month dur­
at Thorn Hollow Wednesday,
by
T. C. Salt Entertains the Dorcas ing the pendency of the suit. $250 for
the republicans have had no paper
Personal Property of the Wade Ev who bad his arm taken off at
in the past year or two there. They
Society
M. Kendall Has Moved Xtorney»’ fees and Ilio for court tate Will Go tn the Highest Bidder. shoulder at St L Anthony hospital the
say instead of making converts for
Taylor tees together with the costs and
From Walla Walla— -Mrs.
I
Thomas Fits Gerald, the referee in following day. died there this morn-
its party it makes more democrats
iisbursements of the action. James bankruptcy, has ordered that the per­ ing
He had lost too much blood
Has
Much
Improved
Health
—
in
than republicans.”
A. Fee Is her attorney.
to stand
the
and was too weak
sonal
property
of
C
B
Wade
be
sold
Mias Herma Kent
Entertains—
Lambing, the Cunningham land
at auction, and iias set April 8 at 11 shock of the operation
case, the Wade failure, politics, all
North Dakota Lawyer ' Looking for
SUIT TO RECOVER 820.000.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
o’clock as the time for the sale The
Estray Notice
receive careful scrutiny in this "neck
a Location.
place will be the Commercial stables afternoon at 2 o'clock from the -tn
of the woods."
It Is Also Asked to Make T. C. Tay. (the Froome livery barni, on Main dertaking parlors of Baker A Fol
O BUTTINSKY.
N
lor a Co-defendant.
street, where all of the property will som. conducted by Rev
Pilot Rock. Ore.
Brooks.
There strayed from my plaee, about the
Milton. March 25.—Alfred Curtiss,
sold
to
the
highest
be
gathered
and
N
Yesterday afternoon Joseph
who has been here attending Colum­ Teal appeared in the United States bidder.
middle of Fevember, one dark rod eew, do*
MISSOURI
JACK
ESCAPES.
Planting Sugar Beet Seed.
bia
college,
left
Wednesday
for
San
Notices of the sale were posted, as
boraed, branded 7 on left hip, ran marked, no
district court at Portland and asked
The sugar beet company of
Francisco, where he has a position that T. C. Taylor be made a party by law required, this morning, and
whit* at all only on up of tail. A reoaosable Animal
Being Shipped by Express as bookkeeper.
to a suit brought against the estate Judge Fill Gerald sent out notifica­ Grande is planting beet seed on
reward will be paid for information leading to
Mrs. A H. Crow arrived here Wed­ of C. B Wade for the recovery of tions to the creditors of the esta'/ farms of 8. 1. and C. R Lisle, near
Makes a Break for Liberty on O. R.
Echo, and while the weather has
the recovery of the same by
nesday from Oakesdale. Wash., and $20.0o6 on a note now held by A. R. today.
A N. Platform.
been unfavorable, seeding has pro
is visiting her daughter, .Mrs. J. C. Burford, caahier of the First Nation­
The latest improved two-wheel, side-hill combined harreeter has
A valuable Jack, being shipped in Beach.
greyed very well
ROBERT
DICK
IN
TOWN.
al
Bank
of
Walla
Walla.
proven
a boon to wheat raisers. It is the most successful, most
a crate by express from Missouri to
1. F. Tobey, superintendent of the
The petition was asked for as Tay­
Washington, made a bold break for Oregon Children’s Home, has been
economical
and easiest machine to operate ever built.
liberty on the O. R A N depot plat­ here for several days on business lor, the trustee of the estate. Is now First Time He Has Been to Town in
Three
Months.
These harvesters have been given abundant trials right here at
the representative of W’ade in the
Briggsofl
Oregon form this morning, while being trans­ connected with that institution.
disposal of his property. The suit
Robert Dick, a well known resi­
ferred to the Spokane train.
home and all users are highly pleased. None have been dissatisfied
Sunday afternoon Mr. G. K.Gillully Is in the equity court, and is brought
dent of Pilot Rock, was in the city
The crate In which the animal was of Kansas. City. Mo., will deliver a
and all are high in their praise.
confined was open at the top, and lecture at the Milton hall, on ’’What to recover on the claim held by Bal­ today for a short visit on business.
four.. Guthrie A Co . against Wade This iy the first trip that Mr. Dick
while it was resting on the baggage is Man?’
The Holt side-hill harvester on a side hill is able to stick to
Wade borrowed the amount named has made for some time, as fie had
truck, waiting for the train, the Jack
Tonight the Palmer Company will
ORGANIZED MARCH 1, 188».
leg
I
leaped out of the crate and landed produce "Faust” at the new opera of the company, and gave as secur­ the misfortune to hare his
he side of the hill, while the header win slip dow the hill The
ity a block of the stock of the Paci­ broken alxmt three months ago by
CAPITAL................................ SIOO^M. on his head on the depot platform, house.
main wheels are vertical, which braces the machine to the side
fic Really Company, and some notes a log rolling over It. He is still on
in the midst of a crowd of admiring
The funeral of William A. Jones, held by him against the J. E. Smith
i
discard
crutches,
but
will
be
able
to
stockmen
and
railroad
employes.
hills.
It works equally adapted to level land.
Transacts a general banking business.
the suicide, has been postponed until
The earth h»s nourished u» through un-
Company
and
other them in a very few days.
In the excitement following the tomorrow morning on account of ’__ Livestock
known ages of human exiateuce. Is it not
bls parties. The attempt now is to get
The Holt harvesters ara sold exclusively In thia section by
unexpected leap of the animal every­
true that the earth aupptiea us with e»-ery-
Interest allowed en time deposits. body wanted to help replace him in mother and sister of Seattle, not be­ control of these collateral securities
To
Supreme
Court
thing
that we really require for existence]
Exchange bought and sold on all his crate, and the crowd surrounded ing able to reach here until this af- on the ground that they were sold to
I.uclle Have you ever thought that it i» probable
Spokane. March 25—The
ternoon.
principal points.
the present owner prior to Wade he- Dreyfus Mining Company’s affairs. that the earth supplies us with the means
the bewildered animal in such num­
The
family
of
T.
M.
Kendall.
of
to keep our bodilv vigor, our health, if we
Special attention given to col lee bers that it was lost sight of for a
Ing declared, a bankrupt.
which were put in such bad shape by only
Walla Walla, came out Tuesday and
knew it? The animals know by in-
tion a.
moment, and Engineer McEvoy, of are now occupying the
thp forgeries of Howard J. Krenslv. stinct what ia good for them and w ill search
residence
of
Walla Walla Pioneer Dead.
theSpokane branch run. was mistaken A. Allen.
are to have a hearing on two differ­ until they find in some plant what they
Dayton. March 26— John Hubbard, ent lines before the state supreme need for correcting indigestion or constipa­
for the Jack and placed in the crate
W. J FURNISH, Presidí nt
Rev. John Evans, of Moro. Ore.,
2ÍÓ Coart Street, Pendleton, Oregon
a wealthy _ pioneer
. of Walla
____ Walla. court. The first will be ar. appeal tion. etc. is it. therefore, not possible that
instead.
J. N. TEAL, Vici P resIdM*.
who was formerly the pastor of the
It was several minutes before the M. E. church here, attended the Ep died suddenly here yesterday even- from the injunction issued by Judge there are roots and herbs supplied by nature
T. J. MORRI«, Caehior.
which will cure the dineaaes that afflict
All extras for Holt machines on hand.
ing at * the
“ * home of a relative, He H I* Kennan
J. W. MALONEY. Atari Caetber. mistake was noticed, when the Jack worth league convention
The second will be human kind ? That is why Dr Pierce, ol
He
re-
was
in
apparently
good
health,
and
was put in the crate and sent on his turned home Thursday.
an application for a writ of prohibi­ Buffalo. N. Y.. has such faith in his "Med­
was lying on the lounge when he tion. directed to Judge Kennan, re­ ical Ihscovery • Year» ago. when he was
way.
.Miss Edith Perry has accepted a
and straining him from enforcing or at­ in general and active practice, he found HIIIIIIHHftHHIIIIIIHHHIIHHIlniiim ■ ' M I' i
Iiosition in the Freewater postoffice. was attacked with heart failure
expired
in
a
few
minutes.
He
___ tempting to enforce the injunction that a combination of certain herbs and
was
ECHO SALOON LICENSE.
E A. C- Wood, a nephew of the
coots made into an alterative extract, with­
50
years
of
age
and
well
known
In
out the vse of alcohol would always put
OF PENDLETON.
late Dewitt C. French, has returned
issued by him last December.
Walla
Walla
and
Umatilla
counties.
Cloyd Oliver Takes Out a Twelve'- to Seattle.
the stomach into a healthy condition, nour­
ish the tissues, feed the olood and nerves
Month License at 8600 Per Annum
CAPITAL.................................. «78JM0
I juu Wednesday evening Miss Her­
Rev. Diven at Pilot Rock.
and put healthy tone into the »hole
Suit
for
Divorce.
SURPLUS.................................. MOJMO
ma Kent entertained a number of
in Newly Incorporated Town.
The Rev. Robert J. Di ven, of Pen- system.
A divorce suit was filed this after­ dleton, will preach in Pilot Rock at
Transacts a general banking bue»
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Echo, March 25.—The new city her friends in honor of her 16th
neas. Exchange and télégraphié Iran» council has decided that all saloon birthday. About 20 invited guests noon by Peter West, in which Mary 11 a m. Easter Sunday.
April 3. restores the lost flesh by curing diseases of
YOU WILL HAVE GOOD TOOLS IF YOU GET THEM OF US.
ihe
stomach and other organs of digestion
fere sold on San Francisco, Now York, licenses shall be taken out for the were present and enjoyed a very Boatman seeks to secure release Rev. Dlven. as mentioned In these
and nutrition and enabling the perfect di-
from her husband.
William
Boat­ columns before, will until further no­ Seation
Chicago and principal pointa In the full period of one year, at $600 per pleasant evening.
and assimilation of food from which
GARDEN TOOLS.
Thomas Heath, an attorney of Far­ man. on the grounds of cruel and in­ tice. hold services in Pilot Rock on
Northweet
esh and strength arc made
annum, and Cloyd Oliver last night
CARPENTER TOOLS.
treatment .and
desertion. the first Sunday in each month Pilot
" I was all run down, eerv nervous and suf­
Drafts drawn on China, Japan and took advantage of the new ordinance go. N. D.. was here several days this human
fered terribly from stomach trouble, which the
week looking for a location.
She
asks
for
separation
and
»50
in
BUILDING TOOLS,
Rock
people
will
certainly
appreci
­
Europe.
by securing a license for the coming
doctors pronounced indigestion " wntrs Mr»
Mrs Thomas Taylor, who has been money, and the costs and disburse­ ate the fact that they are to be priv­ Wm Morey, of Marshall Micli "t doctored
Makes collections
on
reasonable year
BUILDING HARDWARE.
In Portland several months receiving ments.
and for a year without permanent relief Was ad
ileged attendants at
church
tonne.
vised by a Iriend to trv Dr Pierce's Golden Mist
medical treatment, returned home
that
hearing an excellent sermon on
POULRTY NETTING AND FIELD FENCING.
ical Discovery, and alter the use of niue bottles
WATER APPROPRIATIONS.
LEVi ANKENY, Président
"liiesday, greatly improved in health.
1 was cured
I can heartily recommend the
occasion—Pilot Rock Record.
New Snow at Kamela.
'Golden
Medical
Discovery
'
to
any
onr
suffer-
Wednesday afternoon the Dorcas
W. F. MATLOCK, Vice P resident.
Within the past two days 20 inches
Hinkle Ditch Company Files on 15,-
ing from stomach trouble
Mv fituliand was
Society of the Presbyterian church of new snow has fallen at Kamela
Atkinson-Touse.
also greatly benefited by its use ”
G. M. RICE. Caehior.
000 Inches From Umatilla.
was entertained at the home of Mrs. and vicinity on the summit of the
Hon F. Atkinson and Nona Tottse,
To gain know-ledge of your own bodv—in
The Oregon Daily Journal can be
The Hinkle Ditch Company has T. C. Salt. Those present were Mes- Blue mountains In the timber there of Echo, were married last evening sickness and health—send for the People's
found on sale at Frasier’s book store. filed notice of water appropriation dames M. J Black, T. E. Walker. L. is now from four to eight feet of at the
parsonage of the South Common Sense Medical Adviser A took
toofl pages Send zi cents in stamps for
with the county recorder. The com- M Raup, J L. Williamson, Adams
Methodist church, Rev M. V. How- of
snow,
and
the
weather
has
been
so
Bper-covered, or. ji stamps for cloth-
FOR BALE AT THE EAST OREGONIAN pan y will take 15,000 cubic inches and Salt; the Misses Winnie Win­
people
Successors to Thompson lardwars Co.
ard
officiating.
The
young
cold
that
very
little
of
It
has
melted
und
copy. Address Dr. *. V. Pierce, 66t
office—Large bandies of newspapers,
containing over 100 big papers, can be from the Umatilla at a point in the dom. Irene Ijtmb, Celia Moore and yet. Old mountaineers look for very will reside permanently at Echo, and Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
southwest quarter of the southeast Myrtle Salt.
obtained for 2S easts a bundle.
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left for their home thia morning.
high water.
Farm Machinery for all Purposes
FLYING DUTCHMAN
AND CANTON
PLOWS and HARROWS
SUPERIOR DRILLS
The World’s Greatest
Skin Humour.
Affects Every Age and
Condition
The Only Sure Cure is
Cuticura.
FRED WEBER
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BAER & DALEY
NEW SHIRTS
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Garland of
Violets
Toilet Soap
i
: Brock & McComas
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Hill’s Pure
California
Olive Oil
Despain & Clark
e
BAKER & FOLSOM
Grandma s Remedy
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HOLT BROS
Side Hill Combined
Harvester
JAMES NAVIN
Pendleton Savings Bank
'
E. L. SMITH
The First National Bank
Good Tools, Lighter Labor
GOODMAN THOMPSON :
HARDWARE CO.