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FRIDAY. APRIL 15. 1904. VERY INTERESTING Often The Kidneys Are Weakened by Oyer-Werk. GATHERING AT ECHO. the wonders of that magnificent dis trict might be known to the world. At the close of his remarks a hearty vote of thanks was extended to the O. R & N. Company, for its unflagging interest in the welfare of the people, by distributing samples of valuable crops, and encouraging by introdur Industrial development Ing new industries and ne w enter- prises. decided to It was unanimously hold a farmers' picnic at Echo on April 30, at which time speakers oti different topics would be furnished by the O. R & N. Company. About 20 new members were add ed to the club and the meeting ad- journed with a few remarks from Mayor L. A. Esteb, on the growing interest in the work of the club. AN EMINENT CITIZEN GONE FROM AMONG US. inchea to one foot In height, of the darkest green color and well »tool ed. making it the best stand ever seen. A farmer said to the East Ore gonian today that it seemed that he could almost see his crop grow these DEMOCRATS MAKE warm days. The ground Is full of RECOMMENDATIONS. 46 ni< isture. and the grain Is so high n-iw that even weeks of hot sun will not bake the surface of the ground, Indorse Raley, Hailey and Stanfield as it is protected by the stand of by Unanimous Vote and Elect Full wheat, and taken altogether the crop Set* of Delegate* to State and Dis- prospect in Umatilla county Is even belter thin in 1897, when the bumper trict Conventions—Township Com crop of 5,000,000 was grown. The mitteemen Are Reported, and Can- corn acreage in the vicinity of At he didate* for Justice of Peace na will be about tbe same as la*t Constable*. y HU Pe-ru-na is All You Claim For It.” Passed Peacefully Away Last Night Industrial Agent of the O. R. A N., —A Soldier With an Enviable Rec an Expert Creamery Man, and the It used to be considered that only ord and a Civilian Whose Life and Super.ntendent of the Oregon Bu- nrinarv and bladder troubles were to be reau of Information Delivered Most Work* Were Above Reproach traced to the kidneys, Interesting and Instructive Ad but now nixleru )) science proves that dresses—Value of Judicious Adver Col. K. D. Boyd, who has been nearly all diseases seriously ill for the past year, diet! tising to the Entire State. have their begi.tning at his home last ni“ht at midnight. in the disorder of Several weeks ago it was thought COUNTY COURT. these meat important At the dose of the convention at one time that the suuerc-r had The meeting of the Echo Fanners' organs. ALBA NEWS NOTES. breathed ills last, but he rallied and Saloon License Granted, and Viewer* terday afternoon the committee on The kidneys filter Club was well attended on Saturday, seemed to be gaining strength from and purify the blood— although a large portion of the citi- Appointed. resolutions anti platform Introduced zens attended the convention in this Small Loss of Stock—Stock Feed that time on. Sunday afternoon, and that is their work. The county court considered tue pe a series of resolution* indorsing again yesterday, he was wheeled out city on that day. About Exhausted. But Gras* is Therefore, when your kidnevsare weak tition presented by J. H Tomiinsou I nomination of Colonel J H Raley Odd Fellows' hall was filled with ' or out of order, you can understand how Coming on Finely—Gone to Port into the sunshine tor the first time of Umatilla, who wished to be grant in several months, and seemed to be I district attorney, of T. G. Halley quickly your entire body is affected and enthusiastic farmers, who came ■ to land for Treatment of the Eye*— stronger and brighter than for some ed the privilege of conducting a sa how every organ seems to fail to do its listen to the addresses promised by ¡congress, and of K. B Stanfield loon in that place, The petition hav- School* Will Open Soon in Dis time Last tiigut he suddenly grew duty. .................. Col. Judson, industrial agent of the 'joint representative 1 from Umatilla ing been properly advertisrd. the worse, and ¡lasset! ; way about If you are sick or " f feel badlv," begin O R. £ N and they were well repaid 12 court granted It. trict* 78 and 79. (and Morrow counties luev remedy, The résolu- o’clock taking the great kidney remedy. Dr. for their interest and attendance. The petition of William Baker of I tions were adopted by a is Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon Alba, April IL—The weather fui) vote of Biographical Sketch. A committee of citizens met the Adams, was also considered Mr. as your kidneys are well they will help warm and snow melting rapidly, al Edward D. Boyd was born in Baker asked for a road of public the convention. all the other organs to health. A trial speakers, consisting of Col Judson. though there in is considerable I The delegates elected to the state Dr. A LeRov of the Oregon Informa Lynchburg. Virginia. February 14. easement from hl* place near Adams will convince anvone. places yet. and district convention are a* fol- 1843. Hi* father was James M to the county road, and viewer* and If you vou are sick you can make no mis tion Bureau of Portland, and Prof. Where the snow is off grass is Boyd, one of the prominent figures a surveyor were appointed by the lows: take' bv first doctoring vour kidneys. Lee. a representative of the Hazel starting flue. District convention—A. 8. Pearson. The mild and the extraordinary effect of wood Cream Company, at the depot The roads are very bad. and in in the state of Virginia in the com court to investigate and lay it out. T J. Tweedy. William 8 Atcblnson. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great and took them for a two hours' ride most places would mire a frog mercial. literary and political world. There being no other t"<sineas ad- But kidnev remedy, is soon realized. It over the Butter creek and Echo al with weather such as we have had The son grew to early manhood at vert ised for this meeting of the Cecil Wade. Fred Laatz. L B. Plant*. Dr. W R. Campbell. Dr. A. B. Stone. stands the highest for its wonderful cures falfa districts before the meeting con- for the past week they wil) soon be Lynchburg and there received his court, it adjourned until the next reg- . M A Rader. O. G Chamberlain. T. F. of the most distressing cases, and w sold vened education graduating from the ular time of meeting hard. ‘ Howard. J B. Saylor, William Mc on its merits by all Co). R C. Judson was the first Congressman D. F. Wilber, of Oneonta, N. Y, writes: Mr. Davis is bookkeeper for I C. Lynchburg I'ollege at the age of 18. Bride. druggists in fifty-cent speaker introduced and spoke elo Despain, and is also a notary r public This was in 1861. and when the INSANITY PROBABLE. The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio,: State convention—A D Stillman, and one-dollar size South rushed to arms to defend their quentlv on the prospects before the !for this district. . ..........................Persuaded by a friend I have tried your remedy and 1 ham N. Scott. William M. Peterson. bottles. Yon may Echo district, if diversified farming | John Harvey has moved his cattle state and homes. Colonel Boyd was George Male, of Birch Creek, Suppos Jo* almost fully recovered after the use ot a few bottles, f am fully ccnvinced T G Hailey. W F Matlock. R M. have a sample bottle Home ot swamp Root, were adopted and the citizens deve!- from the Cold Spring* country to his one of the first to join the ranks of | ed to Be of Unsound Mind. bv mail free, also a pamphlet telling you Powers. W D. Hansford. J H Ralev that Peruna is all you claim for It, and I cheerfully recommend your medicine oped the latent resources of the stock ranch near Alba. the Virginia soldiers who served I Sheriff Taylor and Deputy Blakley how to find out if you have kidney or A Hartman. Sr., W M to all who are afflicted with catarrhal trouble. "—David F. Wilber. George Kereus a Prevent!*« »fed Cure for Cold*. No 78 and 79 schools will open In through the war with Jackson and I were called to Bit.-h creek today to i Pierce. R M Stanfield. W. M Bisk In >99 Tbe Sangerluzt celebrated its bladder trouble. Mention this paper country. He told of the small beginning of |he near futllrp Lee In this bloody conflict Mr bring George Male to the county jail -.vheu writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing D. Chamberlain. Mr. C. F. Given, Sussex, N. I'-, Vice fiftieth anniversary with a large cele- ley w industry in Urna- tbe corn growing Boyd received the title of colonel, on a charge of insanity. Male ia one hamton, N. Y. Df nt make any mistake, .Mrs. Ed Brehm has returned from President of “The Paet-time Boating bration in New York City. The follow Central Committeemen. but remember the name, Swamp-Root, tills county five years ago and called Portland, where she left her hus which he has borne until the day of of tbe old-time reaiednts of Birch ing is hl« testimony: Club, ” writes: Adams. J. T Lieuallen; Alba. Rod creek, and has been showing sign* Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad attention to its rapid growth, until band. who will stay a month to take his death. “About two year* ago I caught a “ Whenever the cold weather seta in 1 B He enlisted as a private in the ar- lot not being right mentally for some McDonald; Athena. N.. Dr. A dress, Bingltamton, N. Y., on every bittie. this county stands at the bead of tbe I a course of treatment for ulcerated list of Oregon counties in the pro sore eyes, with which he has been tlllery and was with tbe division oi | time, and of late baa become unman- Stone; Athena S., Dave Taylor; bare for year* pact been very sure lo severe cold while traveling and wtoek duction of that cereal. It was through affected for the past two years. General Johnson during the war. He I ageable to his family, who had to Bingham Springs. R. C. Hager; Cot- latch a *.-vcre cold which was hard to settled into extarrh of the Lroncbial tubes, and so affected my voice that 1 the efforts of Freight Agent R B Stock has come through the win served under General Mosby, and i ask tor help in managing him. He tunwood. Sam Drumhiller; Echo. W. throw off, and which would leave afu r- w as obliged to caacel my engagement^ ♦ ♦ Miller of the O R A N, that corn ter with very small loss. was promoted to a colonelcy in his will be given an examination before H. Boyd; Encampment, George D. effecta on tuy constitution the mo*t of ♦ In dis trees I was advised to try Peruns, was introduced into the county, and : the county court tomorrow, and in Hylands, Fulton. H J. Taylor; Gllli- the winter. The winter lingered just about as brigade for valiant service. the people had shown their apprecia long as the hay lasted, and the two When l.ee laid down his arms at I all probability will be committed to land. Abram Isaacs; Helix. --------- ♦ “ La»t winter I was advised to try and although I had never used a patent ♦ tion of the work of Mr. Miller, by came out even up. Appomattox and peace had been de I the asylum. Hogue. Joe Fix; Holdman. W R Peruna, and within five day* the cold medicine before. I »ent for a bottle. ♦ following hi* suggestions by increas clared. Col. Boyd went to Richmond, Campbell; Juniper. M. L. Morrison; was broken up and In five days more I ••Word« but illy descr.'* ray »urprim « ing the corn acreage year by year where he went into business and re Milton N.. Henry Lloyd; Milton S. V. was a well man. I rc-'ommeaded it to to find that w.thin a i w days I was ♦ Col. Judson exhibited a quantity of H Chastain, Mountain. W. H Gould. several of my trie nd» and all speak tbe greatly rel.eved, and within three weeks mained for several years « amber cane seed, which he offered Pendleton. Tom Milarkey; Pendleton He next went to Sommerville. » higheet pra:«e forth There is nothing I was entirely recovered. I am never ♦ tor distribution among the farmers Tenn . where he was called to take N A D Stillman; Pendleton E H like ¡‘eruna for catarrhal afflictions without it now, and take an occasional I ♦ for experimental purposes, and the J Stillman. Pendleton 8. Claud Pen- It is charge of the Sommerville academy, II nigh infallible as a cure, and dose when I feel run down."—Julian seed was taken by interested farm land; Pilot Rock. H H McReynolds; Igla-y endorse it."*^C. F. Given. as principal He held this position Weiss li tz. ers before he had finished explaining Prospect. A B McCarty; Reserva-' until 1867. when he established If yoa do not derive prompt and .»Us- A Premia«nt singer kneed Fr*m Lena ef THREE MEN IN CUSTODY its wonders. He told of the wonder LARGE DELEGATION thin. A D. Blue. Ruddock, Seymour Phillip's academy in Arkansas, con Î factory results from the use at reruns, W % OK*. ful growth of this forage crop on the Ukiah. J T. Huston; tinuing as principal of that instt’ti- UNDER THAT CHARGE. Swanger; TO THE CONVENTION. Mr. Julian Weiaelitx, 175Seneca street. write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a driest soils in the Southwest, and J Union. J K Graham. Valley. Mose tion for four years asked those growing it this year to N Suist ; Buffalo, N. Y, ia corresponding secre ful! statement of your case and he Will ♦ Vinson J Beauchamp; Col. Boyd turned his attention to send samples of the crop to the de lieuallen ; Wesion. J P Weston E, tary of The baztgeriuat, of New York: be pleased to give you his valuable ad journalism in 1873. when he com- Steve Fowler, Bound Over. Was Ta ♦ ONLY PLACE IN PENDLE la the le-sding second bwas of tbe fianger- vice gratis. partment of agriculture and to the Democrats Elect Delegate* and Com menced the publication of the Ar J M O'Hara; Yoakum. B Hopper ♦ ken to Portland Last Night — Joe TON TO GET IT. mitteemen—Will Visit in Portlsnd I kansas Grange at Little Rock. ♦ ta»t. the largest German ringing society Addrewa Dr. Hartman, President of agricultural colleges for tests. At Justice* and Constable*. ♦ William* Was Discharged a* the Before closing his remarks Col. | The Har-man bauitanuzn, Col tuu UuayO uf New York and also the older u —Baseball Team Ha* Been Or the same time he was the state lee- ♦ Adam»—C. C. Darr, justice. Frank! Judson also distributed samples of Tiir»-r for the Parmn« of nf H iishmd rv Government'* Evidence Was Not ♦ PAINTERS' MATERIALS OF ganized—A Child * Lung* Were J 1 lul>r 'he Patrons Husbandry Lungs c Bentley, constable. ♦ broom corn and millet, which he The people of the state called him Available — Ed Murphy Gave a Bond ♦ Athena—V. G. Chamberland, jus- i ALL KINDS. Tapped. Result of Pneumonia—Re. BOB WHITES' PLENTIFUL. WEDNESDAY S LOCALS. asked to have cultivated in the best to the senate in 1878 and he served ♦ and Wa* Released. tice; Geo Tltsworth. constable covering From Attack of Grip. ♦ possiole manner. If these crops were them with ability and distinction in Weston Jes A. Lieuallen const» I ♦ all handled properly Col. Judson said that office for four year*. While in R B. Stanfield, of Echo, ix in the Quad in toe Vicinrty of Cottonwood ble be would guarantee factories at to attend the convention the legislature he was the chairman Precinct Becoming Numerous. Echo — H. C. Willi*, justice- Btltag chjr Deputy United State* Marshal L. Athena, April 11.—Mrs Dr. Botkin of the senate committee, appointed Echo to work the raw materials into | w McBride, of Athena, is attend- N Blower* of Portland, was a guest Spike, cor stable. * E A Reser a prominent farmer son. Maurice. have gone and little finished products, whenever the crops to investigate the condition of the ♦ Milton- A E Frazer. ju»tl<e; Rob- Ron-' ! ing _ to business in the city t oday. from near the state line in Cotton to Portland, where they w ill spend books of the state treasurer and the at tbe Hotel Bickers yesterday ♦ would justify it. Court St I J T. Eastiock. of Free »‘a’er was wood precinct is in the city to at Mr Blowers came to take into cus ert Vancil conaticie. Col. Judson closed his remarks by several weeks visiting auditor, and it was through his ef Pilot Ro k—J. 8 Manning, justice: a business visitor in the city ye*ter- • end tbe democratic convention Mr tody Steve Fowler, who xza* srresi- saying the services of the O R a N. mother and Miss Elida Stackiand * ♦ forts largely, that a large defalcation day ed some days ago on a charge of If H McReynolds, constlbie Reser said when fie left bom- y«-s- -• Company were at the disposal of the sister of Cove. Union < county, are was discovered Pendleton—8 8 Darnell, justice; i p- y Smith. a prominent resident eruajr morning, be could bear the having sold whisky to Indian* here people of Echo in directing enterpris visiting here During the gubernatorial battle ut M Bentley, constible pjjj,, R^g is in town on busi quail whistling all about his home, f u |j The DR. LIEBIG STAFF ing business men and farmers to this il r Tb * dr A baseball team has been organ 1873. in which Baxter and Brook* Fowler was given an examination be J and that they are more numerous ___ ___ ~______ _____ Iness ■Vi f01 men cou district, and that the prosperity ot ized and the first game of the sea struggled to become governor of "he fore United State* Commissioner M I r Pt N onl o«‘b - Hpev and was bound VOTE ON SCHOOL BONO III all chronic, pri the people was tbe basis of the com son was played yesterda) by Athena state of Arkansas and through what John Hailey. Jr IVI L 11 tinue to cure ei ___ _____ You want ___ tc see E L. Smith for this year than ever before- in that rate Jt nei voua all meni«, impotence panv's business He hoped to see and Milton. The team ,s captained »as afterward termed the Baxter- over to the next term of the federal ISSUE WILL BE COUNTED, i nfurmatton regarding the little Ho! vicinity akin dtaeeeea. rheumaUan. catarrh They become tame and almost do court at Portland He was taken to --------- ' harvester etc. I>r A C 9 ton >*« t . PS. G . for r. rear» the best town on the coast in the su by Frank Walsh, who recently ar Brook* war. .Mr Boyd was a staunch mesticated, so careful are the peo Arthaect. Are New Mak,ng Plans. of medical direct r. 7« Six lb »treec. Poruand gar ueet and alfalfa district of Uma rived The team is as follows; supporter of Baxter, both in public Portland by the marshal Oregon ; ill Yeeler Way. Seattle, waab. Cal) tilla county when the farmers come Joe Williams, .he Indian, who was Frank Walsh, captain, pitcher; Clar utterance and in print, and when and Work Will Be Begun as Soon the < lesl oi <nends tn the city | ple to protect them and guard them or write against tbe hunter* that would riak to fully understand the value of di ence LaBrache, catcher. George My- Mr Baxter was declared to be tbe arrested at the time Fowler wa*. for a* S>te* Ar« Selected—Beard Will : yesterday tbe game law for a "quail pie." versified crops and invite greater rick firs', base; Henry ImBrache, eovemot of the state, the services of having given whisky to Indian boy* Confer With Resident* o* Different R E Thorn, one of the prominent Ladies' Capsoles Gardes prosperity by growing a greater va pitcher and second base; Denver bi* friend were acknowledged by an on the reservation was given a hear cttiaen* of Echo, was a Pendleton Part* of Town a* to Location*. Lady Agent* Wanted. riety ot product*. “Do It Today.” Charlton, third base; Clarence Bur appointment on tbe official staff of ing. and though .. *u known that | visitor today. Safe, reliable, Absolutely suar Prof Lee. of Hazelwood Cream den. shortstop. Frank Sanders. c«n •the governor, which office he filled he was guilty, tbe evidence could The school board will hold a meet-I The time-worn it junction, “Never not be gathered together, and he anteed to cure leucorrhoea and fe- ery Company. was then introduced ter field; Carl Stumpf, left field; luring the term zt off til tomorrow what you can mg thi* evening to canvass the vote! R E Thorn, a well known res. was discharged dent of Echo, i* in the city today for | male weakness, For particulars ad- and spoke at length on tbe benefits Ross Maloney, right field. Col. Boyd next moved to Fort on tbe bond issue, and announce the lo today." is now generally present- Ed Murphy, a saloon man. was a short visit. dress Mo Prop Pharmacy. Lock Box of dairies and creameries to any The last dance of the season wa* Worth. Texas, where he entered the official result ed in this form: "Do it today’“ That 323. Kansas City. Mo. For sal? by country, and especially to districts given last Friday at the opera house brokerage business, of whirl» he also arrested upon th. same charge Full stock of extras for Holt har is the terse advice we want to give Arrangements wil! then be made and was np before the commission A. C Koeppen & Bros.. Pendleton. so bountifully supplied with natural Alp Johnson furnished a three-piece made the usual success 1» Smith's. 311 at E vester* on hsnd After some you about that hacking cough or He er'* court He was held to appear by the board for the advertisement resources as Echo. He told of the orchestra A large crowd was pre* rears spent in the Texas city. Co! before the federal grand jury In the of the bonds and their sale, and plans Court street. noralizing cold wn h which you have MAKES WORK EASIER. entire sections of exhausted wheat ent Boyd moved to Chicago, where he will be laid for the commencement A 8. Pearson, the justice of the <wn strugg; ng for several day*. sum of »25». which bond he furnish lands, in different portions of the ¡♦ace of Freewater, is tn the city ■erhaps weeca. Take some reliable J. C. Stamper is recovering from a enraged in business for some time ed. and wa» released pending the of the work of building. Pendleton People Are Pleased to East, that has been redeemed by In 1*88 he came to Pendleton and I Several architects are now at work today on political business. remedy for it TODAY—and let tbe severe attack of la grippe. * Learn How It is Done. convention of the jury. He advised dairying and milking on plans to be submitted to the A little son of William Ruasell had soon after reaching here opened a Mias Florence McNette of Helix, remedy be Dr Boachee '• German It's pretty hard to attend to d tties milking cows as a sure means oi re board, and as soon as these are per- is tbe guest of her sister. Mr* T. G Syrup. which has been in use for three brokerage business taking Frank B or PICNIC APRIL 30. With a constantly aching back; riving run-down farms, ami adding pneumonia some two This firm tec ted and adopted the bid* for the Montgomery, for a few days month* ag» it settled in his lungs Clopton as his partner •»ver 35 year* A few doses of it will With annoying urinary disorders. a certain profit to the farm every and they were tapped by I Dr Plant- was continued until 1898. when Mr Echo Will Hold Rousing Meeting of contracts will oe called for. It will Joe Scott, assistant secretary of indoubtedly relieve your cough or Doan’s Kidney Pills make work month in tbe year. Clopton withdrew, since which time will be some days before the board the democratic convention, left last -old. and its continued use for a few Dr. A. LeRoy. superintendent of ondon. and two quarts of pus exud- the business has been conducted un th« Farmers' Club Last of Month. easier. know just what they can do In the ed The little fellow to be lay* will cure you completely No evening for his home at Athena the Oregon Bureau of Information, They cure backache. der the name of Col. E D. Boyd H C. Willis, recorder of the city way of building plans, for the loca matter how deep-seated your cough, was then introduced and spoke en getting along as weU as could be ex- Poultry raising i* profitable . Two They cure every kidney ill. Col. Boyd was a man to whom this of Echo, left thi* morning for his tion* will have te be determined pected. Mrs. George Hays. living at No. tertainingly of ae work of that bu »35. even if drvad consumption h»< st city and the entire eastern part of home after attending the democratic upon before final plans can be adopt- Petaluma incubators »”>• and There »ere 19 democratic dele acked your lungs. German Syrup 223 Lilleth street, corner West Bluff reau in directing worthy homeseek gates elected here to the democratic the state owes much. He was pro convention and expressed tne belief ed. as the ground* will influence the at 25 per cent off if taken soon will surely effect a cure—as it has street, says: "I can recommend Do ers to the various portions of the convention Nonh n nena sends 13 gressive in his idea* and was always before leaving that the convention stze gn<l style of the structures Goodmat:-Thompson Hardware Co an's Kidney Pt.ls to all sufferers state, where the opportunities were delegates as follows; C. O. Henry. S among the first to help on tbe ad had nominated a ticket that would The residents of the different part* Del aval cream separators: most ione before tn thousands of appar- ■ntly hopeless case« of lung trouble. from backache and other kidney ills, greatest. vancement of the <ommunity. of town will be conferred with tn re successful machine made Regular P. Purdy. Thomas Defrrece. C. T win from beginning to end. He said wealth was not so much with utmost confidence that they will He was a charter member of the gard to their choice for building price. $«5 Ten per cent discount New trial vottJee. 35c; regular *!.te. ■Smith. Cass Cannon. A L. Swaggart. While Echo had a favorite son for 75c. At alt druggists do everything that has been cla med needed in Oregon as industry. That G. W Gross. Joseph Scott. J N. B Commercial Association, and was for commissioner, in the person of Frank site* and it is hoped to have this no» Goodman-Thompson Hardware for them by those who have used tne state was thirsting for energetic, Gerking William Bride, A B. Stofie. three years president of that body, Spike, »he gracefully withdrew from part of affairs settled in a short Co home-builder* them, as well as by the makers. The hopeful farmers and As soon as that is done, the Nothmj Better Than Umatilla. O. G. Chamberlain and York Dell. at a time when It was doing much tbe rar» »hen she saw that the fight time Clark Wood, the invincible editor trouble for which I used them wa* who would bring into the highest George Tittsworth for the good of the city and the ad was to be centered around Julius commencement of actual work will of the Weston Leader, who came was nominated J. H Kaontz. the pioneer mil principally backache, with which 1 cultivation every waste tract of for constable, and O G Chamberlain vancement of its interests i be a matter of but a few days Hudeman and William Lloyd. down Monday evening to take charge and merci ar.t of Echo, was land. had been troubled for a long time. It He was prominently identified It is hoped by the board to have of the democratic convention, left for rity today tor the first time Dr A B The Farmer*' Club of Echo i* to He made mention of the extreme for juatice of the peace with the democratic party of Eastern hold a meeting and picnic at Echo on 'he building* well under way inside his home thi* morning hurt me badly when I stooped to do eral months He spent _____ three ____________ Stone was elected committeeman cases of ignorance concerning the Oregon, and was for three years Saturday. April 30. at which time the °f « t»«‘Rih. and finished and furnish any housework that caused a s'rain The delegates trom South Athena of the past winter in California, and I handle the celebrated Holt com on the back. I read an advertise West. often found in the East, and are as follows: David Stone. Will -hairman of the democratic county O R * N. company will furnish by the time school opens in the lined harvester, and have any size while he saw a great many places ment about Doan's Kidney Pills and told of one very intelligent woman M. Peterson Jerry Stone. A. J. Wil- entral romniittee. He was fearless several speaker* to addre** the club fall him what Tom sn eight-foot to 36-foot cut more highly improved than Umatilla I conservative in hl* on various practical subjects decided to try them, feeling that in Chicago, who asked laby. Jackson Nelson. Sam Booher 'n his views The part of California Oregon was in. Either for horse power or engine -ounty, he found nothing that suited HELIX HAPPENINGS they could not barm, even if they did David Taylor was elected committee «tatements and a man upon whose club has income the most active far | him fetter, from a climatic or ansi- He told of tbe great work of wel power R. L Smith, 311 Court St. fudgment and honor the people mers' organization in the state, and no good. 1 got a box in tbe store of map :ies* standpoint. He returns much come hi* bureau had done in placing Seymour Swanger, of Duncan post improved in health, but satisfied to Wheat iS m Fine Condition—Has Re- Brock & McComas Co., and usee on About 190 people wil) go to Pen nlaced the utmost dependence tbe industrial department of tbe O Col Boyd wa« a prominent mem K. A N has shown great interest tn ly one box, as that was sufficient to and directing the homeseekers who dleton this evening to attend tite moved to Pendleton—Ha* Gone to office, left for home this morning, af live in Umatilla cottnty arrived in Portland, in search of suit ber of the Masonic fraternity and its welfare by furnishing lecturer* for ter attending Yhe democratic con relieve the backache and I have not — '» ■■■ 1 democratic county convention. Portland on Businas*—Many Resi able homes and business openings also of the Elks vention. He says grass is now grow- felt it since.1 every meeting of the club yet held. High Price for Poultry. He told of tbe need of agricultural dences Are Being Repainted — Son ing nicely on Meacham creek and For sale by all dealers, Price ’.0 Colonel R C. Judson, industrial Athena. April 12.—E. L. Barnett, and horticultural exhibits from I »nt your poultry of all kind*, FORTUNATE FREEWATER. Born to John Timmerman and stock are doing »ell. cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, agent of the O. R t N . will be pres Umatilla county, and of the extreme after spending a month or more in turkey*, duck*, geese and chicksna, N. Y.. sole agents for the United I have the machine that pleases Wife. Athena, .eft for Portland yesterday ent at the picnic and while the interest of bomeseekers in the great »nd w 11 pay you the highest pricos States. Title and trial have evening, »here he will join his fam Entirely Out of Debt «nd Ha* a *l>eaker he expects to furnish for the is the farmers. Helix. April 12.—The wheat est wheat county in Oregon. Coms in and soe ms L. M. Lyman, Handsome Surplus. Remember the name—Doan's—and Uy. They will return home in a few occasion has not yet been selected, looking Nautlful around Helix, proven tbe worth of the Holt com 310 East'Court atreot He said the samples of product* weeks take no other. some practical lecturer on agriculture bined harvester, and it has been Farmer* are looking forward to a A. S. Pearson. city recorder of from this section of the state were Miss Sadie Harris, after spending Freewater, is in town today to attend or stock raising will be on the pro bountitul crop. demonstrated to be the most success eagerly carried away by Easterners Lost-Bay mare, branded “B. H. several weeks visiting at Grange- the county convention, being one of gram. Notice of Final Account. E. L. Smith. 311 Court A B. Montgomery has gone to ful made and that it was impossible for him on left shoulder, strayed from Balle* The membership of the club has Pcrtiaui! on business. street. to keep even his newspaper files free ville and Lewiston, Idaho, has re the delegates. turned home. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE B F 1 e or.t*. who has b-“en in the I have sold a great many Hoh Ross' pasture at Meacuam. Reward Mr. Pearson is proud of Freewater grown rapidly and nearly every farm from mutilation by these anxious STATE OR OREGON FOR UMA will be paid for information furnish Mrs. Charley Frakes, who was er and business man in the town and employ of th< Athena Mercantile Co and thinks it is one of the most pros tourist* and homeseekers. combined harvester* in thi* and sur TILLA COUNTY paralyzed, has recovered perous places In the state In the matter nt tb» »»rate nt Louis has gone to Pendleton to work in rounding counties, and the fact that ed to Otto Boettcher. Pendleton. Ore. It now vlelnity of Echo now belongs. Dr. MRoy’s address was Interrupt partially fair health. Monteraxtelll, deeea»e-1 the People-. Warehouse He expects 1 have never had a dissatlsned buyer has »2.000 in cold cash in the city Notice is hereby given that I.orenxo ed by frequent and hearty applause A free concert was given last eve treasury and does not owe a cent to MANY YOUNG DELEGATES. to move his family to Pendleton soon. or trouble with any customer, proves uid the club showed enthusiastically Monteraatelli. tbe duly appointed, quail ning at Miller's furnlture store, tied bed and acting admlnlatator of the per he was telling truths about Oregon William Ziegler, who was once a that the Holt is the machine to buy my person or corporation, being en Johnson's orchestra and a few local tirely out of debt and running on a Democratic Convention aonal and partneablp tneablp eatate of Loula Mon Made Up business man of Helix, but is now of and that the public is faily dealt terastelli. hits tiled hi» final report herein ind her resources and wonders that talent entertained a large audience, Largely of Young Men, Many of Poise, was in Helix a few days last «•ash basis. on tbe 26th day ot March, A. D. '.904. were recognized and appreciated by with. E. L. Smith, 311 Court street. B. F. Ogle opened his summer pas. Whom Are Attending for the First i week. and that by order ________ _ all. of the Honorable During the spring the city has ture thi* morning. George A. Hartman. Judge nt tbe above Time. Gr »wold went down to his built about 2.W0 f ; Dr He said that 44 per cent of the to feet of sidewalk. Paul H Procksch. a Chicago musi entitled court, final hearing upon Mid A number of men are busy __ , digging —__ _ _ One noticeable feature about the ranch at M alitila Thursday, and re cian. suicided by. drowning in the report la fixed tor Monday, the 2nd day of tal increase in population in Oregon the cellar to the new Sthal brick butT put up several new business ------- —j build- May. 1904. ____ convention All _______ peraona _ .having objection in the decade from 1890 to 1900 had ings, made a great many other im democratic His son, Walter, Desplains river yesterday, turned Saturday. He was a young iness house. to tbe “ approval ' of *ald final report are "■ * Mid provements. and is on the upward was the extraordinary number of came back to tbe city with him located in Portland and that 20 per man. but a noted composer, and in required to appear 1 and __ 2 make __ _ their objec Dr. Christie, deputy state veteri road generally. young men as delegates. manv of A number of the Helix residents select musical circles was believed to cent of the entire population of the tion known before »aid date nary surgeon. has appointed Henry Thia notice la published In tb» Weekly state is now found There are three saloons In the whom were attending a convention, are treating their houses to a coat of be a man of great genius, who would in 40 square A. Barrett to East Oregonian, by order look after mangy place which pay a license ____ of tbe Honor miles in the city of Portland, while paint, which is a great Improvement or >5<io as delegates for the first time ESTRAY NOTICE. able George A. Hartman. Har Judge of tbe horses running at large _ _____ If ____ they are each, thus raising While the regular democratic lead- There are a great many more who is scattered above ------------ »»titled conrt. made and entered the other 80 per cent _ funds enough in -------- not dipped and properly looked af ers of the county were there, in evi same thing and not on tbe 26tb day of March. 1904 might do the one Jump to pay the running expen over the 94,000 square miles in the No'ice is hereby given that I have ter they will be killed. Mr. Barrett ses of the city, so that all the rest dence, every precinct represented hurt the town any. LOBEN'ZO MONTERARTKIJ.I. . state. taken up the following described Adtslnlatrator has already disposed of three cayuses. Born to the wife of John Timmer- of the income is clear velvet for the had a quota of young men. just enter He urged the people of Echo to BTILI.MAN A PIERCE. •strnys, to-wit: Two buy horM*. e * ——- ■ Ing the field of political activity. Weight. 14 lining of the vault. Attorney* for tbe Admlnlatrutor send in exhibits for the bureau, so man. on April 5. a son about 4 year* old. weight about 1.000 Athena Enthusiast. In Pendleton the number of young pounds. pounds each, branded -O- on left Wil) M. Peterson, of Athena, is In Notice to Stockholders. men was particularly noticeable, and Johnnie Hill, the young son of WILL ARGUE DEMURRER. hip. One black mare and sucking the city today to attend the demo was remarked with pride by many of Mr. and Mis. John F. Hill, is serious- Notice I* hereby given to tbe storklold- cratic county convention, being one colt, weight about 850 pound* brand era of The Pendleton Wool Scouring A In the Spring is when you notice it of the leaders of the democratic pre Defense in Land Laae I* on the Alert the old workers, who have managed b III at the home of his father, with ot mare, -O- on left hip. democratic conventions in the county appendicitis. Parking Co. that a meeting will be ield —Gone to Portland. You know rhe medicine that The system ia full of im cinct of Athena, which sends 19 del The owner can have the abfive de Tuenda.v, May 3rd. 19«4. at the office the most. for the past third of a century. Judge J. J. Balleray and Colonel of the company In Pendleton. Oregon at purities that have accumulated dur egates to the convention. .Mr. Pet scribed property by calling at my makes pure, rich blood — Among the young men from this Stock Losse* Not Large. 4 p. in ing the winter months, which must erson tells glowing tales of the lit James H. Raley left this morning for city were Tom .MHarkey, Jr.. Will place at the head of J .ulper canyon Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Your The livestock business, which was E. Y. JI'DD. The quickest tle city of Athena, which is fast Portland, where they were called to Wyrick, Dell McCarty. Ernest Tem so gloomy during last week, has ma- Preaident. be dispelled at once. and identifying the said property and mother, grandmother, all your F. B CLOPTON, and safest way is o take Hostetter's springing into prominence as one of argue their demurrer to the indict ple. Roy Conklin. C. C. Berkeley. A. terially improved during the past l>aying for this advertisement and Secretary Stomach Bitters folks, used it. They trusted Nothing else is so the best and busiest of the county, ment in the case of the Unite« C. Haley. Claude Penland. Cecil charges for keeping. i few days, and stockmen are begin good to cure Spring Fever, General and of the eastern part of the state’ States vs. Charles Cunningham et al. Wade, Fred I.aatz, Otis Turner and ning to take an inventory of the Dated at Helix. Oregon, this 23rd Notice to Stockholders. The time of hearing was set tor Arthur Ming. Debility, Sleeplessness, indigestion, damage, which is not so heavy as day of February. 1904. thia afternoon at 2 o'clock before Sent to Poor Farm. Dyspepsia, Constipation, Liver trou - Notice I* hereby given to the itoi-k- had been looked for. As the weather LEWIS £ HUSON. FVderai holder* nt the Pendleton Woolen _____ Mills. les. La Grippe, Colu* or Malaria, Fe- The man who was arrested some Judge Bellinger, of the Butter Creek Is High. moderated, the days and nights as that a meeting will be held Tuesday. May ver and Ague. We urge you to • ry days ago by the sheriff and placed in court, and the Pendleton attorneys it. Their doctors trusted it. 3rd. 1904. at tbe office of the company. Charles McBee, a prominent farmer sumed an even temperature, neither Notice of Final Account. a bottle today. the county jail on suspicion that he will contend that the indictment re and democrat living on Butter creek, too warm nor too cold, and stock did In Pendleton. Oregon, at 4 :30 p. tn Your doctor trusts it. Then K Y. JUDD. was deranged has been sent to the turned by the Federal grand jury did left this morning for his home after not give up as they would have done trust it yourself. There is Notice i» hereby riven that th» under- Preaident county poor farm. He gave his name not contain facta sufficient to con- participating In the convention yes had the sun come out by day, and •Uned executrix at th« last will and F B CLOPTON. health and strength in it. stltute a crime. as McFaul. I testament of Jam»« M.v'ool. .Ie«-e*»«,t .................................... “> McCool Secretary. terday. Mr. McBee says there is more the nights become chilly and stormy. *u **** Count* Court of the State The Bear valley stock was mostly water in Butter creek this spring, .»f Oregon Jor Umatilla County, a* >n.-h WHEAT LOOKING FINE. e**estrix. her Anal account. and »aid ' “■ ik “*” than for many years and that the moved to the range county with no tourt ha* tiled Saturday, th» SO-h da* great losses, and is now doing well M iul r. R. JU kt . ml Ku..«, X. T. flats and sage bruah deserts border ; of April. IlkM. at the County Court Umatilla County Never Had a Better gl.SSa k«:t!». J r . T—r,, ing the farms have all been flooded. on the young grass, Such as was room In th* County court honor' In IVn a X__ ■ . "V... Stand at Thi* Seaton of the Year. dletoa- Oregon, aa the time and pia « _ were mostly those In determination of the farmers not kept in the valley for I for hearing and »ettlln* cald final kc Reports from all portions of Um»- to permit any water to run to waste needed for domestic purposes, and 1-ount. an-j all nervous Inteeeoted cberrlL tills county say that the stand of this year. By flooding these flats at the owners have plenty of feed for are hereby notified to file their otle,t wheat this spring excels anything this season of the year, it will in them tion. to »aid ao-ouut oo or before .aid One of the largest owners in ever seen in the county before. losses crease the moisture tn the alfalfa the county stated that Dated thia Slat da* of Marci In the Atnena and Weston dis fields later, when water In tbe stream sheep were considerable, but not AGNES eo»:LI8K M tricts the grain Is now from »even ia low. all panky.—Grant County News. r.xrcutrix ot the laat will ot J Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. •< SHERWIN & WILLIAMS i PAINT E. J MURPHY Ayers AB Run Down Sarsaparilla HOSTBTTER’S STOMACH BITTERS ARE YOU BILIOUS? Ä Dizzx*Head««l, Constipatwd and full of dull achas and pains ? Take JAYNE’S SANATIVE PILLS Rich Blood foul, de«eased r