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lauglit here last year, giving entire satisfaction, which is a pretty hard thing to do in a country school. Ed Brehm has returned from Port land, where he has been taking treat ment for ulcerated sore eyes, which are nearly cured. REORGANIZATION OF J. S. McLeod of Pendleton, who ATHENA CORNET BAND. bought the Dixie ranch, was here a last week taking charge of his new- possessions. He is much pleased ANTI MANGE ORGANIZATION Has Thirteen Members and Is an with his purchase, and left C E. Hoo- Excellent Band—New Barber From ver in care of the estate. FORMED AT ECHO. SOCIETY TO PROTECT STOCK FRIDAY, MAY 13. 1904. INSTITUTE SO LITTLE UNDERSTOOD COMMITTEES. Music and Seats Will Be Furnished for the Meeting in This City on May 26. Claims Many Thousands. A Tragedian s Thanks to Pc-ru-na The following subcommittees on T BEALE, OF PILOT ROCK, music, seats and entertainment of I he HELPED FOUND THE STATE speakers for lhe Farmers' Institute, which will be held in ibis city on .May 26, have been appointed: On seals, tent ami oilier accoiuiuo- From Old Fort Boise ! tO Diamond A Peak His Party < of 200 Wagons ■laiions Lee Teutscli, George Perrin ger and Thomas Thompson. Seattle — A Daughter Was Born Made the First Trail Across the On music—R. Alexander, C. E RIDGE AND VICINITY. __Visitors From South Dakota and Central Oregon Desert—At Oregon Stockmen Are Determined to Rid the Roosevelt and Dr. C. J Smith. Summer Pas City His Company Met a Hot Re Canada—Cattle to Country of Manje—1,800 Head of Ou entertainment of th speakers— Montana Man Buying Stock and Beef buke From Dr. McLaughlin—Ore ture—Rev. Cowden, of Seattle. Will T. G. Hailey and J A l»eon Cohen, Infected Stock in That Vicinity Cattli Alba Man Will Drive Stage » V gon Reached to the Rockies in Borie. Preach. a Leads to This Organization—Coun —Sunday School Organized Ml A letter from General Freight * 1850. ty and Government Aid Will Be Agent K. B. Miller, of the O. It & May 8. e Enlisted. ♦ I Athens. May 8.—The Athena band N., says that an Eastern trip will Ridge, May 10.—John Shaw of J I has been i eorganized and meet s Montana, was in this locality the render it impossible for him to be Among the hardy pioneers w ho ♦ I twice a veek. It is in first-class con I first of last week looking for beef present, but that he will have an able helped to found the slate of Oregon, ♦ Idition to meet all demands Several and stock cattle. Stockmen of the vicinity of Echo representative here in Colonel R C. Umatilla county has a goodly share sinew members have been added The B. F and Thomas Ogle arrived organized an anti-mange society yes Judson, who is authorized to offer Yesterday T Beale, wlio lias resided ♦ I members are as follow’s: from Athena the first of the week. terday afternoon, the object of the any assistance that the O. K. ic N. at Pilot Rock for the past 24 years, i Albert Bates, cornet, director and They report very heavy frost in their organization being to suppress stock - company can give to make the meet visited this office and related a few I manager; A. M. Johnson, Bert Kirby. locality, lots of wheat being injured diseases now prevalent in that dis ing a success. pioneer experiences which enter into Io. E. Ccnnon, cornets; Fred Ruble around Athena to Pendleton. trict. Great interest is displayed In the the i very foundation of civil govern ♦ land Stephrn Overby, clarinets; Eber * The East Oregonian, several days meeting by the farmers of this vicin ment I in this state. Messrs. Schmidt and Viebrock I I.una. altophone: Alf Johnson, bari [moved their cattle to their mountain ago. gave the details of the finding of ity and it promises to be one of the * Mr Ileale came to Oregon with the I I tone; Archie McIntyre, laturence range Monday last. about 1,800 head of mange-infected best farm conventions ever held in gn-at immigration of 1850, from * ♦ I Lieuallen. altos; Clayton Luna, F. F. and A. Fletcher are repairing stock, near Echo and this organiza the county. Southwest Missouri, He was one of * 4 I trombone; John Froome, tuba; Harry the telephone line along this part and tion is tion outcome of that discovery, It Is expected that large delega a company in which there were zw * ♦ I Dupuy, drums. ♦ The officers of the society are: tions of farmers will be present from wagons, anil on through the mountain. Mr. Hilton, and when the company ♦ t I Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Oversby. of [the owner of the line, is reported to Frank Spike, president; Cloyd Sloan. Helix. Athena, Echo. Weston and reached old Fort Boise, it started J I Seattle, recently arrived and art>|be planning to remove it from off the vice president; C. R Lisle, secretary; other points in the county, as the due west, through the Harney and ♦ ♦ | I living in the Siedmen dwelling <>n|ridge and extend it on up the creek William Reeves, treasurer; board of meeting is intended to be a cttuniy Malheur deserts, directly toward the ♦ -elHigh street. Mr. Oversby has Pur’ | to the mountains. directors. 8. D. L. Ross. M M. Wy institute, and Is not confined to the headwaters of the Willamette river _ I chased an interest in the Parker bar'* James Davis has built a public rick. Asa B Thomson. Otis McCarty. vicinity of Pendleton They struck the Cascade range at I ber shop. corral for the use of sheep passing Jesse Moore, Peter Nelson and Elt Diamond Peak, and cut a road down ■8 I Miss Harder, of Canada is visiting to the mountains. He is also build Spike NO LOCATION MADE. the west siope of the mountains, to | I at the home of Mr and Mrs P E ing a barn. Active measures will be taken to the preM-nt site of Corvallis Thera Location I Icolbern Government Has Not Made rid the country of the mange, which G W. Linsner came out from John had been no wagons over the route I Mr and Mrs Al Booher and fatu Day where he went to see to his crop. is rapidly spreading to both cattle for Reservoir. through Central Oregon a' that tim<- I lily have moved to tde mountains to M. E Sturdevant has hired William and hors»-* aud the organization will John T Whistler left this morning The brush and timber were so thick I ¡spend the summer Harpool of Alba, to drive on the ask for both county and government for Echo to supervise the work of on the Cascades that their progress I I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence, who resided Ukiah-Pendleton stage line this sum aid in preventing the further spread preliminary surveying and sinking of was very slow down tbe little creek I I in Athena all winter left Monday for mer. of this disease test holes in the Butter creek dis that formed the headwaters of the I I Weston, where thev will reside for Sunday school started up May 8. trict. Referring to the perennial re Willamette river Tithe future The stage noons and keep their STOCK INSPECTOR RETURNS. vamping of the report that "the gov They knew they were near the Wil Mr. Whitman lias accepted a posi- horses with W. B Hinkle. ernment has actually concluded to lamette valley when they came to ; the Proebstel tion as salesman in o SPICES, o Very Little Scab Exists in Umatilla build a reservoir on Butter creek.' in sight of the Three Sisters in the I hardware store. Decree Handed Down. Mr. Whistler said: "Pleas»’ quote me Cascade range, for they had been County. Roscoe and Oliver Dickinson left COFFEE,TEA. Another decree was yesterday ren as saying that the government has told in a letter from Oregon the year a few days ago with their large herd Stock Inspector Bean has returned R. in the McNerney domestic im from a trip on official business which done nothing of the kind. No livin« before, that the three peaks were In speaking of Peruna» Robert D wn- a hot dres»lng r<x»nx to a draughty BAKIN® POWDER * of cattle for their summer pasture in dered broglio. by which, although the child took in the iarger part of the county man knows where in Umatilla. Mor sure landmarks I that stood over the lug. the fatuous tragedian, »ays: , •tage. Camas prairie. row or Malheur counties the govern beautiful valley on the west side of "I find Peruna a preventative again»t “To »um it up, Penina has done ms Ken Osborn, of Howard. S D . is remains in the custody of the mother. and parts of adjoining counties Mrs Annie McNeomy. it must not ment will build reservoirs: or wheth the range a 1 »tulden sanun< r ills that swoop upon mon- good than any tonie 1 have ever here, the guest Mr. Bean states that the only sheep spending a few days AMukftrty, fines! Flavor, be taken out of the jurisdiction of scab that exists in Umatilla county er. in fact, it will build any at all. They sighted I these peaks while one in changing climate» and water. It taken.”—Robert Downing. of Charley Sherman Prices- Miss Laura Brown is on the sick this court. By this decree, the rela st this time is around Pilot Rock and Ail the work done up to the present many days travel out in tbe barren U the fiti’-st traveling companion and I>r. Hartman was the first phy».' »an tions of the child toward its parents Echo, and that It is not a bad type time and the work that is in pro- Southern Oregon desert and it gave safeguard against malarial infi'ienr.-». list this week. a r.Ai j • n tbe I'n ied State* to aeeurau-lv de- are not changed, but the father has gress now 1* strictly and only pre them renewed courage in the hard “ You may notice that persons in poor Beck spent yes- in either neighborhood, and is being Mr and Mrs. Roy liminary. and in the nature of inves- task of climbing the mountain on the health alway- lind the heat mo»t intol •crit'- ry»tem. catarrh. His remedy Mr Beck the privilege of visiting it at his vigorously combated. 1 terday and today here v POWTLANDsOWtOON. pleasure, which he would not have ¿J will teach a three months' summer Mr. Bean states that the lamb crop ugations Further, so tar as anybody east side and in cutting a road down erable; this 1 avoid by u-ing peruna. I Peruna. tbe only »y»u-m e catarrh rem were it to be taken outside of this was so unusually good—both heavy yet knows, it will never get past the the west side. know l>y the thermometer that the edy yet devised, 1» n-jw known all over ---- school at Juniper district. experimental stag»- In other words the com ¡-any started down Where Miss Eva McDonald who spent and in per «-ent of savings that, con »•ather i- ho., yet 1 have felt the heat the civilized world. A per»«.n bav.ng REACHING THE SPOT. if there will ever be government ir (the west side of the range, they were u*»-ri it once *an rever t<e persoad.-d to (two months at Echo, has returned joined with the fact that the propor this »urnmer than ever. A Son Born. rigation works in Umatilla. Morrow compelled to let the wagons down, ■- w.-.i.out it when in ne ed of rarh a tion of last year's lamb crop being It Can Be Lone. So Scores of Pen- and is a guest of her sister. Mrs E. “ The cooling action of Peruna on the A son was born to Mr and Mrs A still in the possession of the sheep or Malheur counties, no one as yet with rope*, so steep were the cliffs : re med v. IA Dudley. They were six months from Bates I mucou» membrane make# it invaluable dleton Citizens Say. George Lieuallen completed his M Snyder, formerly of ’his city, but men. there is an actual danger of the knows. to actors and »ingcr», a- it doe» away now of Portland, at their home at county Missouri, to Oregon City, ar-j To cure an aching back. [summer fallow Saturday noon range being overstocked this season 44« Sixth street. Monday. May 9. LARGE LAMB CROP ’ riving at the latter place on Novem ' with tha’ ’-• en v to todu« u ii’-ar»» u»-»» The pains of rheumatism. | Mrs Harry Allen and daughter I ber 1. 1850. WEDNESDAY'S LOCALS. The tired-out felings. | Nina, returned from Portland a few Mr Beale remembers Dr John t Excellent Stapled Wool, and Sbeep . Nina greatly improv You must reach the spot—get at | days ago with McLoughlin the Hudson Bay pionv-er appearance of the animal very well, in Fine Condition ed in health and out of danger the cause. Miss Bessie McBride is visiting at and :’ is now a Ct subject for a firot- of this state, and when the old Brit Rev. W F Cowden, of Tacoma, In most cases ’tis the kidneys— Joe Connolly has finished shearing isher saw the 2i'«o wagons in Mr Athena riass muo-'itt Mr I»-».wood will Doan's Kidney Pills are for the I will preach in the Christian church J. W Stamper, of Birch Creek, is and began hauling to the Pendleton Beale's party drive down the beauti-' •ell to seme museum if posaibl*. not I next Sunday evening, the 15th. Mr kidneys. warehouses, where he will store un ful valley and begin to make camp i in the city today. having time tn place it on »xhlbitioa, Mrs. J. Brynk. who lives on Star I Cowden has been superintendent of til the sales days Mr Connolly at the old town of Oregon City, he 1 properly S B Cargill, of Echo, will dip 8.00» street, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills I the Christian missions of the North- FROST CAUSES SOME sheared 4.000 head this spring, and ECHO BEETS INDICATE HIGH stormed out in terrible rage, and | head of sheep this spring are a grand medicine, as I know I west for the past 14 years, speaks of the excellent staple and asked the company what they were [ DAMAGE IN OREGON SUGAR PERCENTAGE from experience, and I have no hes-1 Mrs. Eliza Walker's niece. niece, Miss B K Hoyt, a carpenter from Hold general good condition of the crop Pointing itation in saying that any sufferer | Lydia Fram. of Yakima, is her guest. man is in the city today on business Because of the uniform winter and doing in British territory "There eastward, he said to them: from backache or other kidney trou Born. Tuesday. May 5. to Mr and Spring Seeding About Finished—Hop O. D Ted Harry Rogers and abundance of feed the staple is .un is your American territory, <-u' of F. 8. B'-arrwell. Field Superintendent. bles who will give them a fair trial. | Mrs. John Stanton, a daughter Ralph Stanfield returned to Echo this lommoniy long, and does not tare a the Rockies Oregon is ours and Cultivation in Progress—All Fruit will be more than satisfied with th# Would Employ Umatilla Indians to morning stitch In It. reaches to the summit of the Rockie*. Crops Give Promise of Great Abun results. I suffered for three or four Charley Athena. May 10.—Mrs Work m the Fields—P ants Fur Mr Connolly wintered, hi« flocks and we will hold it! Go back to see E L Smith for You want to years with pains in my back, which Shaw and daughter have arrived dance—Light Showers in Morrow nfermation regarding the little Holt around Badger Springs, in the north- ther Advanced Than in Grand your oun country ’ " became acute when I attempted to from Winside. Neo They are the western part of the county He was County Came at the Right Time. harvester. Mr Beales party answered that Ronde—Ecno Promises to Be Ex- bend over, or to lift anything. Be- guests ___ _ of Mr _______ and Mrs. Ira Kemp particularly fortunate In the lamb they had come to Oregon to stay and Holt bar- Full stock of extras for sides. I had rheumatism or lumbago Thev wiu also visit Mr and Mrs H cel lent Beet District. 2 — my left XX arm —W» «ZX XX . 4 »W a * T ZXZX»» 1 testers on hand at E I Smlth's, 311 crop, and will take to summer pas that they would wade through blood in so Vx bad that I could I W Kemp at Milton. Th» past week has been cool and Court street turage an average of over 110 iambs up to their necks to hold the coun not raise it above my shoulder with Monday. C. H Allen, while on his I showery, with several frosty morn to the 100 ewes, and al) vigorous. try for the United States. out assistance from my left hand I way from Adams to Athena bad his ings It was favorable for advancing B F Ogle, a prominent stockman well-conditioned animals F. 8 Bramwell, field superintend- Mr Beale was born in Virginia, on ent of the La Grande sugar factory. saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised right foot badly mashed in the brake farm work, but too cool for rapid of Ridge was in the city last evening tbe James river in 1816 and has and got a box at the Brock 4 McCo beam of his wagon. ' spent last right in the city, in the SHERIFFS SALE. growth Fall wheat and fall barley en route to Athena, to visit his pa WHEAT INJURED AT HELIX. helped settle four frontiers In his : effort to engage Umatilla Indians in mas Co. drug store. When I bad H. H. Curtis returned home Tues are everywhere in excellent condi- rents. life of 88 years When a young man used three boxes, the backache had day from Alberta. He seems greatly tion. and in some localities early L E. Penland and wife will leave Some Damage on the Low he came from Virginia to Kentucky i binning aid weeding the beet crop vanished and with it the rheumatic pleased with that country, and pur sown fall barley is beginning to head in a few days for an extended tour of Frost Did i at Echo. Lands in Different Sections. and took pan in the early settle-1 Mr Bramwell says the crop at pains through my arms." chased 1,300 acres, giving from »5 to Spring seeding is nearly finished, the East, which will incluoe the ment of that state Then he moved For sale by all dealers. Price 50 $9 per acre. He says land is rapidly- Echo is further advanced and more May IL—(Special.)-The Helix. World's Fair cents per box. Foster Milburn Co., increasing in value. He brought back except on the low. heavy lands, and winter wheat has been severely dam to Illinois, and later to Missouri, and uniform and thrifty than the crops m the early seeded wheat, barley and Holdman a- Newkirk remembers seeing St Ix>uis for the Buffalo, N. Y.. sole agents for the some fine samples of wheat and oats. Ronde valley i and that* the The aged by frost in the low lands and first time in 1837. when it »as no Grand oats have all come up to good stands hotel at Holdman this United States. plants are much more i smooth and nor'h hillsides and much of the grain The wheat yielded 43 bushels per two and not half healthful ’han in the colder soil of Remember the name—Doan’s—and acre and the oats over 100 bushels. Pasturage, grasses and such forage building will be 30x3! is now turning yellow and falling larger than Pendleton plants as vetch and cheat are doing stories tn height. an architectural take no other. Eastern Oregon over, the stalk having been frozen so well built from Most of the land suitable for home splendidly Stock continues improv The Holdman Socialist Club holds The rains of the past two days will point of view, most of the buildings He gathered several sampies from steads has been taken. ing and the flow of milk in the dairy regular meetings every Saturday being small wooden structures CONTEST the crops at Echo, to exhibit in La bring the frost bitten grain up from _____ NOTICE Born—Tuesday. May 5. to Mr and herds is excellent Sheep shearing night, at the school house. The mem He came up to Umatilla county Grande The young beets are as the roots and the crop will not be Department of the Interior. United I Mrs. Bert Cartana. a daughter. is well under way. with the indica- bership is growing rapidly. from the Willamette valley in 1880. smooth and clean of defects in diminished, it is thought States Land Office. I C. A. Barrett took his cattle tions that the clip will be an average Mayor L A Esteb. of Echo, is in In May. 1888. a heavy frost occur and thinks this is the best portion of growth, as any ever grown in the La Grande. Oregon. May 6. 1904 I through Athena to the mountain one. A sufficient contest affidavit having been I 8 , . choicest beet lands of Utah, where the city today on a brief business red in this vicinity which injured the Oregon In a few localities hops have been filed in this office by Bonepart K Hoyt. I range a few days ago •.be world's reeord is held, The crop visit. Next to Pendleton, he thinks at yield about as at present and rains • ontestant against Homestead Entrv Xn . _ . Ed Saylor, who recently »ent to injured by frost, and the vines every Road Petition Granted. is now ready for thinning and the 1O100. made April 23. 190:. for the SE Echo is the best in Eastern Oregon following the frost brought up the Alberta, purchased a section of land. where have not done so well as they NW I;. Sec 28. Tp 5 N . R 31. E W M . The county court has granted ta»e form of the young plants indicate a Mrs. S. P. Haney of Sumpter, is ex- did the previous week The cultiva John McN’earney. O. R. A N aec damaged grain from the roots and a by _____________ Susan F. Darnell, ___________________ contcstee. in which it is' alleged that the said Susan F. Darnell I nected to arrive soon to attend at tion of the hopyards for the first tion foreman at Cayuse, who has heavy crop was harvested nntwlth- petition for the opening of the road high sugar percentage Mr Bramwell feels confident that commonly known as the "Howdy never at any time made he rresidence upon I >,».» mother said tract of land and has never resided I bedside of her aged mot Der. time has been practically completed, been laying off since the Cayuse post standing the setback from the frost. shell road." v hich is two and a half the Echo district will prove to be thereon, but tha: ner home during all the 1 Grandma King, who is tying at deaths and the hops are now nearly to the office robbery two months ago will miles northwest of town, and is a one of the leading beet producing period since April 23. 1901. has been at I Anor with a cancer SHEEP BUYERS HERE. mile and a half in length That is. sections of the west if the people or near Freewater in said county, some-1 ,u„ SolA top of the poles, or twine as the case return to work this week. thing like 35 or 40 miles distant from I Mrs. Margaret E. Herrin, the field may be. 1 handle the celebrated Holt rom- the road will be opened upon the con will only try the experiment of High as Prices Will Not Average as said land and that she has wholly failed I worker, will meet with Clover Leaf Gardens are backward, and some size dition that three claims aggregating planting them and cultivating them to comply with the requirements of the I, , »- ,» ^,ay »j an(j agajn on tender varieties of vegetables have bined harvester, and have any cut Last Qear. from an eight-foot to 36-foot Homestead laws of the United States ? »292 60 for damages against it. are properly Everything is favorable at Buyers of sheep for the mutton paid to residence and that the improvemen» I the 25th, and all members are earn been slightly injured by frost Ij»te Either for horse power or engine Echo thereon are of small value and not made|est]y requested to be present, markets are on the ground In con- 1 gardens and late potatoes are being power. E L. Smith, 311 Court St. in good faith in accordance with tbe Home- I , The Caledonians will ............. • • and more are and ------------------ considerable ------- land -- is be- Stead laws, and were placed thereon by I j . hold . their .v an-[planted. »I----------------- Lost—Bay mare, branded "B H. slderable numbers, For Ten and a Half. wheat injured . d< Masters and parties other than Susan F. Darnell, and I nual picnic on Third Street. SOU tn of I ¡ng prepared for corn, but not much on left shoulder: strayed from Bailey coming Messrs s LeGrow. of Walls Walla, is A i1“1 ‘n -Main A temporary arbor will be con- hag yet p|anted Frosts have Ross' pasture, at Meacuam. Reward Ferguson of North Yakima, are here rract'and rra™eand ’ J chaaged changed her residence Idtwe*1 thief therefrom rom i I st structed rue ted for for the tbe occasion occasion and and will will be bel I fia( f)a< j] jly y damaged damaged Italian Italian prunes, and in town today. Mr LeGrow. who Must Restool to Make a Crop. and will be paid for information furnish They want young sheep—esceplallv Cannot Be Depended Upon, for more than six months after making I comfortably seated, so every one can I Hoyal Ann cherries are reported to •d to Otto Boettcher. Pendleton Ore 2«y ear-olds—which they will trail once lived in Vmatiiia county, has extensive sheep Interests here and in HXld filing and newr lived thereon at any I witn».sg the Dropram There is considerable uneasiness , _ • I have been severely injured in many time and that said tract never has been I n S proBcum I have the machine that pleases across and fatten tn the Yakima dis Washington He yesterday sold to I beyond question well grounded, lest Dr. Stone has sold the_ Pioneer | ________ localities ________________ Petite prunes and r_______ peaches the farnii rs trict. and is not now settled upon or cultivated Time and trial bave through I the late severe cold spell injured the bv «aid parfv as required by law. drug store to Brock & McComas of I ^ave set well and there is a profusion John Howard of St. Paul, is again Carsten Bros. of Tacoma proven the worth of the Holt com between the ag»-n- y ,.( E H Clark ! winter wheat In fact, it is known to rai?^w^ot‘Woa^ Dr SWDi- ^“,now •’-lof appie bloom bined harvester, and it has been on the ground, after sheep of the 4<'.l"«- and 5O.000 ¡xiunds of woo! for be injured, but just how much cannot of said Susan F. Darnell in the army.!vote his attention to medicine Columbia River Valley. same classes he has always hereto demonstrated to be the most success lot» cents per pound. 1 lie told at this time Many fields, or uavv or marine corps of the United I ----------------------- E L. Smith, 311 Court fore been after, for the Eastern mar State* as a private soldier, officer, marine I aLBA NEWS NOTES I Boyd, Wasco county, P. P. Under ful made ; rather parts of fields, which were a ALBA NEWS NOTES. kets. or any other capacity during the war with | I wood—Good week for work, but too street. Boy Injured. bright and vigorous green just before Spain or any other war in which the 1 nit • -------- ■ do not promise to average Prices Stock in Fine Shape, and Loes WasH»« and for an<1 'egeta <-d States may be engaged. R F. Johnson, mail carrier from as high as last year, though what is Ix-ster Stites, the 14 year-old step the last cold snap, aie now of a more |p-_.----- ----- _ «------ U X. baJ — J W— d-~-» • In pursuance to instructions In s letter bies; some fruit killed by frost, far Weston to Briggson. a pioneer farm The Only One Per Cent Last Winter— p —• still busy planting potatoes and received from the honorable commislnner actually realized when it comes to son of J. C. Pendergast. of this place, of less dingy sickly yellow. mers er on Weston mountain, was in the a show down between producer and was severely kickeu on the left knee greater part of the effects of the of the general land office, dated April 3, Summer School Has Begun—Near-1 ______ gummer .■ fallowing. pastures very city today. He reports crops in ex 1903, said parties are hereby notified to ap by a horse a few days ago. The limb freeze was felt on the lowest ground pear, respond and offer evidence touching ly Cured of Sore Eyes—C. E. Hoo-lgood: fall wheat fine; soil full of cellent condition tn that vicinity. The buyer may justify the former in in was not broken, but it was so tvadly ! tn the various fields affected. »aid allegation*, at ten o'clock a. tn on sisting upon last year ’ s quotations. In many instances the yellow, sick recent frosts did not injure any crops At this time, however, only »175 to bruised that it has been entirely rhe 22sd day of June. 1904. before Joe H ver Will Be Foreman of Dixie I moisture Cron I Hood River. Wasco county. P D in his neighborhood. Parke*, notary public, at bls office In Pen ly effects follow the bottoms and helpless since, and the youngster is Favorable year Ranch — Very »2 is offered for animals which a diet on. Oregon, and that final bearing will SHERIFF'S SALE. p I Heinrichs—Weather cool, but no dam about on crutches. The accident sides of the hollows In some cases I have sold a great many Holt r>e held at ten o'clock a. m. on tbe 28th Weather. aging frost; prospects favorable for combined harvesters in this and sur ago brought from »2 to 12.10. The took place at Vansvcle. ■lav of Jun». 1904 before tbe register and the entire field, provided it lay quite buyers at this time are offering only Nntk-e Is hereby gives, that parsuaat receiver of rhe United Stste* land office at Alba. May 9 —Weather Is fine with I a good crop of hay and fruit; pas rounding counties, and the fact that low. was hurt in an almost equal de to wnt of execotlvn to ae lasoed asd de La Grande. Oregon. . . Iturage very good: much clearing has ( have never had a dissatisfied buyer »1 50 for yearlings. gree. In many cases not only is the • Ivervd. dated April 5. ISAM, ost of the The said contestant baring in a proper I frequent showers, Bridge Specifications. of the clerk of the rirvuit roort of spring is late and farmers are I been done during last winter and ar trouble with any customer, proves affidavit filed May 4th. 1904. set forth I The — blade damaged, but the stalks so se • tfice HANLON-PETERS today The county court is at work ma ’ tla coanty. Oregon, aader the seal facts which show thst sfter due diligence 1 hurrying up putting in their corps [spring. and the acreage of strawber verely so that if wheat is grown 'f that court, upon the decree tn »«Id that the Holt is the machine to buy notire cannot persona! service of thia on the specifications for the new No ries and orchards has been greatly 1 u-- ‘ April “ 4. " • IS--*, “ wherein ’ *- made It la hereby ordered and'directed I But if we get all our seeding done " and that the public is fally dealt Miss Margaret Peters Weds J. P. lin river bridge, which is to be 18 feet there it must come from a complete E ■urt J rendered ‘ Murphy and Moussu A Company that such notice be given by due and I month it is all right for this end increased with. E. L. Smith, 311 Court street. Church This wide and the central span 120 feet restooling. and the season is too late arerò plaint __ _ __ _ __ _ _ _____ _ ______ Hanlon at Catholic Ilfs and C B Wade. Adelfa proper publication. Grant. Sherman county, Charles H I Of the country, as crops mature in Wade, vv R Jenkins G I. LaDow. E. W DAVIS. Morning. the approaches, for any dependence to be put in any D long, excluding Thom—Weather cool and windy; T i Taylor. Robert Footer, and W F. Register | from 80 to 90 days. such chances Fitray Notice. The marriage of Miss Margaret which are to be 50 feet in length Matlock and T C Taylor, trustees, were A A. ROBERTS. wheat growing slowly; cut and wire The altitude here is 3600 feet, but Came to my place, about 11 miles Receiver defendants. I. as sheriff of Vaatllla coa*- each. the past winter the thermometer did worms doing considerable damage to northwest of Pendleton, about Octo Peters and J. P. Hanlon, of this city Mounted Freak Calf. ty. Oregon have been ordered and direct was solemnized at the Catholic grain ed to sell all the following described resi not register lower than zero. Henry Thomson, night policeman ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. ber 1, 1903. one black and white cow. church this morning. Fathy Van der Deputies Report. eltaated In the city of Pendi«- Lexington. Morrow county, Edwin age about 10 years, blotch brand. The grass, although late in starting has mounted the two-headed calf, property, ton. I matilla county. Oregon, __ ___ __ to-wtt ; Velden officiating. All of the deputy assessors have brought to the city by Frank Lock Lo» S. In the county court of the state of Oregon 1 ¡s better than it was at this time R. Beach—Weather coo), with slight weight about 1.100 pounds 9. 10. It and 12 * in ■ block ----- 11». Owner They will leave tonight for the made their returns except C. F wood. of Helix, some ttme ago Mr in the Riworvatlon addition to the town iu and for Umatilla county. Ii«»t war showers: growth of all kinds of veg of above described In the matter of the estate of Clans IlaB' . animal can secure east, visiting Mr Haulon's old home Weiss. W H. Gould. W. B. Ross. J. of lVndleton : togvtbvr with Sil tte etation steady and healthy; winter Broilng. deceased I Stock is doing fine after the long same by calling at my place and pay- in Iowa and the St. lx>uis fair before B. Walden. Ralph Stanfield. J W. Thomson has preserved the natural building». Imi>rovrmvn». »tnwtnrw. tara Notice is hereby given to all person« I « inter the loss being only about 1 grain very promising; fruit trees that ing all charges. »»•ts and hereditament» thereon __ ra« 13 A MORTON. that Christ. Bredlng, as executor of the I__ . Sturdevant and J. 8. Cherry, but all returning to this city. thereto be'.-nglng to satiafv the »urn« of bore heavily last year are not so full last will and testament of Clans Bredlng. IP**1” cent, Pendleton. Oregon. in uey I d the »aid dA-ree ÔAlarwd to ke Mr. Hanlon was the first purchaser the»« gentlemen are known to have this year; plums and prunes will be began teaching a i.ec eased, has filed with the clerk of the I Miss Prosser tien» upon the property above mentiowd. their returns either nearly complet of St. Louis fair tickets over the O a short crop; many apple trees are court above Mmed hta final report and ac-1 school today at Alba She a» shown therein. Strayed or Stolen. count, and the said court has appointed1 ed. or entirely so. but not to have R. & N. this morning Now. therefore. I will, oa Saturday, loaded with bloom the 4th day of June, l<»04. at 10 o’clock In From Chas McClellan's pasture, the 2IM day of Mav. 11*04. at Î o clerk reached town with them yet. the forenoon, as the time, and the county Government Crop Report. tn the afternoon, offer for sale and sell U4 miles north of Pendleton, court room In the county court house of "Do It Today." at public auction to the btgheet bidder Washington. D. C., .May 11.—The one grey horse, branded quarter cir I'inatllla county. Oregon, at Pendleton. In for caah. all of the above dee»-rlbed reel New Wool in Warehouse. The time-worn injunction, "Never -aid county and state, as the place, when crop report gives the condition of cle four on left shoulder, age 6 property, together with the bulldtnas. and where respectively, all persons having- Who wish to retain or regain their winter wheat 76.05 per cent of the years, weight 1300 pounds. Will put off 'til tomorrow what you can There is now in the Furnish ware Impmiemeuts. structurée, tenements and anv objections or exceptions to anything In I health must see to it that functional hereditaments thereon and thereto belong This falling of your hair! acreage. The area under winter pay reward for return or informa do today.” is now generally present house about 120.000 pounds of new said final report contained, or to anything I . . , Ing. in one parcel, the proceeds thereof heretofore done by said executor, may pre I regularity IS established. This is ?n wheat cultivation is 27,083,500 acres tion leading to the recovery of said ed in this form. ’’Do it today!” That wool, and many thousand more to be applied as directed by the above Stop it, or you will soon be sent said objections or exception». and I all-important question and the wise is the terse advice we want to give pounds are expeled in the immedi mentlond dwree A. KUNKEL. they shall be beard, and when and where I „nt resort to Hostetter's The condition of winter rye is 81.05 animal Dated this 13th dav of April. 1904. bald. Give your hair some said final report and account shall be set I “ 1,1 of the acreage. Winter wheat is Pendleton, Oregon. you about that hacking cough or de ate future. In fact. by Thursday. T D TAYLOR. Stomach Bitters at the first symptom 15.04 per cent less than area sown moralizing cold with which you have wool will be unloaded every hour in tied. Ayer’s Hair Vigor. The fall Sheriff of Umatilla County. ‘ ‘r»w<m This notice 1» published pursuant to an I of any derangement because she last fall. for several days, the day until the first salesday, been struggling By C. P. DAVIS. Deputy. High Price fer Poultry. ing will stop, the hair will order of the above entitled court, made1 knows it always gives prompt relief. and entered on the ,1th day of May. 1904 I want your poultry of all klDds. perhaps weeks, Take some reliable which is the 23d. Pains in the Back, Bloating, Vomit ■ HRIST BKED1NG. ESTRAY NOTICE. Edlen-Melhorn. turkeys, ducks, geese and chickens, remedy for it TODAY—and let the Bxecutor ing, Headache, Indigestion, Dyspep- Will Leave County. Ethel E. Edlen, of Walla Walla, and will pay you the highest price«. remedy be Dr Boschee’s German John King and wife, for many Notice is hereby given that I bare ST RAY ED FROM MY BI.ACE IM NORTH COLD I fainting Spells and Sleepless- and Albret Melhorn, of Baker coun Corn« in and see me. L M. Lyman, Syrup, which has been in use for spring» canyon, one three-year-old black In««« are all danger signals which re- ty. were married at the Renn lodging 310 Hast Court street taken up the following described over 35 years. A few doses of It will years residents of Helix, remove this hor»o branded J Hfon hio and one bwy bone quire the Bitters. Try one bottle, undoubtedly relieve your cough or week to Ritzville to make their fu- estrays, to-wit: Two bay horara, house by Rev. Robert Warner last weifhlnx about 1200 pound», about « yean old. I grow, and the scalp will be cold, and its continued use for a few ture home. They were accompanied about 4 years old. weight about 1.000 mane roached. Reward will be paid lor Infor- *C For Sala. evening. They will reside at Hepp clean and healthy. Why be mation lead ini to their recovery Addreas R. I fakzO I Ke 1 I O pounds each, branded -O- on left ner and left for that city this morn Steam threshing outfit, 32-inch se fi days will cure you completely. No by their daughter, Mrs. Frank King, > Cbsney. H.lix. Ongon, or !e.v. word at E | STOMACH BITTERS satined with poor hair when hip. One black mare and sucking arator, 20 horsepower double en- matter how deep-seated your cough, who will visit in Ritzville for some ing. colt. weight about 850 pounds brand gine. Everything complete. Inquire even if dread consumption has at time, and then return to her home you .‘la make it rich? tacked your lungs. German Syrup at Cold Springs. of mare, -O- on left hip. of Sam P Purdy. Athena. Oregon •• My ffPV nearly »11 <-»nie .nit, I th»n tried will surely effect a cure- as it has Ayer ■ H au \ »uor an«l um H en«* tx’ttl.- »tvppe'i The owner can have the above de- t hr ! . x. u < , , » »1,4 Will Bore for Water, done before In thousands of appar- scritied property by calling at my Will Celebrate July 4th. last a little» curiy."-ML. M S mitm . J. W. Chaney last night drove out SArBlGfa. N.Y. place at the head of Juniper canyon The various labor unions, under ently hopeless cases of lung trouble, a KU tie. j. c. trn co.. and Identifying the said property and the general management of the Cen I i New trial bottles, 26c; regular size, of town with an entirely new well- fl.t< All dru^i»!» 1 <>wr drilling outfit, which cost 1600 He I>aying for this advertisement a ad for tral Ijibor Council, will celebrate the 75c. At all druggists. was headed for W. J. Furnish's charges for keeping. Fourth of July in this place. The Aim? next meeting of the council, Sunday Japanese and Umatilla Indians are ranch, where he will sink several Dated at Helix. Oregon, thia 23rd day of February. 1904 next, will Inaugurate the preliminar in demand In Grand Ronde valley wells immediately. He has contracts ahead to keep him several months. ( ies. 1 beet fields at fair wages LEWIS E HUSON. u ! Per Ton Standard Grocery Co IEVEKS FUVMMGEXTMCT& Ta DEVERS CROPS ARE NIPPED BUCK LEG ALL WOMEN Avers Hair Vigor ARE YOU BILIOUS? Ä Dlzzy-Hwdad, Constipnknd and full of dull ache« and pi Take JAYNE’tS SANATIVE PILLS Thick Hair