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Alhena special fund. >79 96; special BREVITIES. distance. The new proposed route i taxes paid for school districts, >5. will be about eight miles long —ap r>i;s 64 proximalely shortening the distance 11 25 hats at the Boston < ► between McKay and Meacham one Geiser threshers at Kunkel's PORTER HORN. I third. FRIDAY. JULY S. I!«i4 W«s>d and cosl see McAdam It is said that the new road would Well Known Stockman Wedded to Drag and disk harrows at Kunkel's run entirely across land subj«*« t to en try and sale, and thai about Ihr«*«* Pendleton Young Lady. New line men'« a west era Th«* miles ot it would be entirely new Boston. A very pleasant wedding occurred road. Dougin» and Hanan shoes. The at the home of W. T. Porter, in the We are headquarters for harvest supplies for men. The habitants of that district hope W S GOODMAN BELIEVES southwestern part of <he city, nt noon Boston. Gloves from ............................................................... 8c a pair to >1.50 a pair for a distribution of mail destined »7 50 Panama hats for |4 76. I^ee IN THE USES OF WATER. Wednesday, when Miss Tbressa M. Hl raw hats, all shapes and prices. for McKay and more distant points, Porter lieciim«' the wife of Ulyasea Tsutsch. tas well as for the territory betwet'n Underwear .................. 26c, 30c 45c, 50c, 75c and »1.00 a garment Grant Horn, the weddlug ceremony I., M la-gg. of l.a Grande, is In the Meacham and McKay» at Meacham, Rev Socks for hot weather ...................................................................... 6c a pair being pronounced by Robert One of the Pioneers of Umatilla Coun city today. claiming that the completion of the Warner, of the Methodist Episcopal i > Bboes for men ............................. »1.40, >150, »1.75, 12M. »2 25 and up proposed road will make a daily mail »y Tells of the Evolution of the Hud church Sam Irwin, of Island City, is a bus i > USUAL SUCCESSFUL PICNIC Shirts, heavy black striped, double front ....................................... 46c each entirely- feasible, tiesides actually Ineas visitor today son Bay District From Barren Des The occasion was rendered the Striped Overalls .................................................. 50c, 60c, 76c and 90c a pair AT WHEAT TOWN. shortening the time for such mail b«*- on account of thia Best meals in the city served at 'it re interest Ing ert to a Fruitful Settlement — Small, Jumpers to match overalls above................................... 50c and 75c each tween the railroad and McKay and t > Highly Cultivated Tracts Succeed I l lg the 3Uth anniversary of the «ratz's restaurant. other points. McKay being now 25 Whatever your needs for your harvest work, come here and let us out W marriage of the bride's parents, Persons wishing to raise mule* Large Idle Pastures—Families Now T Porter and wife. < > fit you. Hose Teams Make Records That Are miles from th«* railroad as the pres •reed mares to Big Ben ent mail route makes the distance. Supported on Former Sagebrush lhe guests present were Mr an I an Example for Larger Towns—Ad J J Lynch, of the Geiser mine. Mrs G K R«x>rk, .Mr. and Mrs. A. B Deserts. dresses by Prominent Speakers on near Sumpter. Is a visitor today A RETRACTION Noble. Mr. and Mrs. George Horn, of a Two Days' Program—Races and Clearance sale at Mrs. Campbell's Pilot Rock; Mr. ami Mrs John Horn. Sports Galore—Good Music and Ladies' Home Journal Rectifies a ami Mrs W H Porter. Mr and 'losing out of all pattern hats W. S Goodman, the well known Mr and Wrong Statement. stockman and farmer of the Hudson Mrs I. M Maun, Mr aud Mrs 8 M Moline wagons, rubber tired bug Royal Entertainment Were Special Mr and Mrs W T. Hurter, ties, carriages and backs at Kunkel's r eatures. In the May number of the ljulies' Haq district, spent yesterday in the Porter, i > Mr Wallet Adams. Mr« Ernest The St George restaurant, open < > Hume Journal we published in the city on busin* -- a guest of Hotel St Evan Mrs Kissinger ot Pilot Rock; lay aud night M rs Cooper. propri EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY HERE «rt.de eutitled "The 'Patent Mi dicine’ Gvsirge. Mr Goodmau is an enthusiastic Ir Ü.1 Horn Miss Myrtle Churchill. Miss »tor Th« Fourth of July celebration ai Curse." an analysis of "Doctor Heroe s ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•••♦•♦♦•♦•♦♦»♦•»♦»♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦••♦♦♦»»♦♦♦♦»♦♦•»♦♦•♦♦♦♦»♦•»•»•»»♦♦♦♦♦•«»♦g \ lietia is highly spoken of by Favorite Prescription.” In which that riga or ami speaks in highest terms Noble, Alf Horn, J. J. Dobson. Miss F. G. Mitchell, of Athena, came very one who attended from Pen- preparation was represented as con >f the wonderful revolution which ir Porter, Mrs. Robert Warner. Misses «'own on the afternoon train on bus- on It was a two-day affair, with taining. among other ingredients, rigation of th«' desert has |>erformed Pearl and Bessie Porter, and Master Hess. Jesse Porter. «•nt an incident occurring on either tincture of digitalis, tincture of opium in his portion of Umatilla county Get jrour clothes (leaned and The bride and groom, as also Mr. It has been but a few years since ■lay to mar the high character of the and alcohol. th«1 entire «-ountry surrounding the and Mrs W T Porter were the re- tressed at Jocrger's 126 West Courl program, or the enjoyment of the peo- immediately ii|>on publication of the Hudson Bay was an unproaliictiv«' ipleiits of many elegant (iresent Au itreet. pie. niunlier a suit for damages was insti labórale dinner was served The Summer underwear, linen dusters, Th«1 first day there addresses by luted by the R V Pierce Medical Co. d«'ser:. an eyesore to the adja< « til set Judge lxiwell. Rev Jinkins and Miss jf Buffalo. N Y proprii-tors of the tiers and a refuge for coyotes and oupl«' took the evening train for the belts and straw hats at Baer & .•■aside, where they will spend a Daley's. Cecil Boyd, whose father is principal reistration in question, against the ia< kraldiits Gradually the pioneer ir ouple of weeks, after which their of the city schools of Athena Prof Curtis Publishing Co . based uixm the rigators himself among the rest ix Plenty of books and novels to take Watts rea«l he Declaration of Inde- laint that none of the three ingredi gan branching out with ditches, re lorn«- will be on the large sttM'k ranch >n your summer vacation IxiWeSt laiming tract after tract of the wii- if Mr Horn near Pilot Rock. ¡x-ndence. •irices NolFs ent.- was contained in the medicine derness. convertini it into horn«*» After the literary and mmrieal pro A 8. Pearson, city recorder of Free- WANTED FOR ARSON today almost the acre by acre, until gram the two hose teams of that water, tame down this eveuing on a Upon the filing of the suit. we. of nt ire district is now either under place gave an exhibition run that was -uurse. immediately lookcsl into the br.ef tnniaeas trip a genuine competition of quickness published analysis. It appears that water. or has irrigation syst«*ms In If Found. Report to Bellingham Au thorities. Three dozen Panama Hau just re and skill Company No. 2 won the his particular analysis had been xmtemplaGon in the near future Will be closed at reduced So eager arc the authorities ot Bel e,ved The large idle tracts formerly use I prize money. It was a wet test, and made, if made at all. fully 25 years for pasture have been cut up into lingham Wash , to apprehend C M. •rices Lee Teutach the spectators from this place aver igo. • mall farms and each now supports iturdlck. wanted for arson, that th»- Mrs Dick Kelly, of I a Grande was that either «*ompany can give any We thereupon employed three lead its family, schools and churches are -«■ward offered for him has been in taken through to the Walla Walla any- Pendleton hose team a run for ing chemists in different cities to springing up roads are laid out. so teased from !>» to |3oo. City Mar hospital this morning ►d amount of money which might be put nakt* an analysis of the preparation ciety is forming and the Hudson Bav -hal Carney received a i-timmunica up. The contract for the new city hall 'rom hotties bought in the open mar district is one of th«* m ist prosperous Ion from Sheriff Thomas of Whatcom The Athena band of 14 pieces fur- ket. These analyses, on«* and all. now and <ounty court house at I at Grande ounty. Washington, yesterday, stat has lxx-n let to J l> Slater, of lA ► nished an abundance of excellent •how to us conclusively that not a n Umatilla county. ing that the reward had been inireas Naturally, a man who has w itn* > • music both days. Grande for »1»^*' •ingle one of the ingredients mention- The second day Will M Peterson. <1 by us in the analysis quoted— thai this evolution of the desert, through ed. Anyone wishing eight or 10 '«ms described as being Burdi' k is Rev. Armfield and Mrs. M W Smith, s. either digitalis, opium or alcohol— irrigation, is an enthusiast on irriga or harvesting can obtain them by ap- wife of the O. R. A N station agen; vas contained in the bottles analyzed tion Mr Goodman rejoices in com ibout five feet eight or nine inches in .dying to the Newport Construction about ITS mon with thousands of his neighbors height and weighing at Athena, delivered addresses, A Company. E< ho. Or. \Ve then—the president of this com quartet of young ladies rendered a t»any and the writer—personally vis in Umatilla «-ounty at the prospect« 4>unds. with brown eyes, in which William Connolly, air brake inspec- the while shows plainly, brown hair ‘ or more thorough and systematic ir song, gnd sang it so well that they ited the R V Fierce Medical Co. at tor and trainmaster of •t.. h R k ind a light mustache. He has a rigation. through government aid, an i were highly complimented by the vis 3uffslo. and were there convinced believes that the best period in the • lighu stoop in the shoulders and N at I ji Grande, is In the city today itors from this place. 'hat the officers of the company were Following th«* program of the sec tbsolutely truthful in their claim that history of the «-ounty is yet to come. walks with a long stride and habitu on a lour of the division Mrs Ella M Porter, of Boise Idaho, The water supply in the Hudson ally wears a wild, restless look in ond day a number of freak races were lot one of these injurious ingredients Bay district has been excellent this •he eyes He has a gunshot scar on Is in Pendleton, returning from a trip witnesse«! and greatly enjoyed. vas contained in "Doctor Pierce's Fa- season. au«l crops have been enorm- 'he head to Grangeville Idaho in the interests The parade on the first day is said rorite Prescription ” ms As the land is re«-laim«*d. it n- of the Wom«-n of Woodcraft to have been one of the best arranged Naturally since the analysis <e quires less and less water to bring CATTLE DIE MYSTERIOUSLY. Postmaster IJvenuore and his two an«1 attractive ever seen in this part Tinted has been proved erroneous, crops, as the surplus water fills the of the entire state. he deductions made in connections soil and stores a supply that can be Licked the Ground Where Poisoned sons Robert and Lynwood, went to Cayuse this morning on a Ashing There was not an arrest during the with this preparation were unwarran- Blood Had Been Poured Out. drawn on at will in future. jaunt They are expected back this ► 4 entire two days ei'her for drunken- •*d anti unfounded Ry licking the ground and chewing The soil in that district is e»pe«ial- ne-s or fgr any other cause, although Under these circumstances it is now <y adapted to fruit and alfalfa and as the old rags at the Tupktn cabin, evening the town was crowded to its utmost perfectly plain to us that this maga E F Chapler. formerly with F S capacity by as enthusiastic a crowd •ine was unintentionally, but never- the small tracts are more highly cui- about tour miles above this city on Younger k Son in this city, but now as ever got together. Further, not a heless absolutely misled in making rivaled, their productiveness is in- Canyon creek, five head of cattle were with the M J Sellers Crockery Co.. killed this week and it is thought person was seen in any degree under he original statement, and we here -reased rapidly. sn-l la .n the Ctt> for a few likely that more than this number • ' I' the influence of liquor. by. of onr own volition, make this un X _________________ MORROW TREASURER SUICIDES have met their death »ays the Blue days' visit. qualified acknowledgment of our mis- M< intam Eag e F H HarraJon. traveling auditor HELIX HAPPENINGS. ake to the R. V Pierce Medical Co M Lichtenthal. Highly Respected Cit in this cabin Saturday. June 4. Sol - . <( R k X . is a guest of Hotel »nd to our readers. Woos Yarber, who was at that time St George today, while In the city Return to Jesse Moore—Bay Case of izen of Heppner. Ends Hie Life. The mistake was honestly made. residing there, was operated upon on business cornee ted with bis busy Measles From Wallula—Mrs. Hat- ’ ut it was a mistake. M Li< htenthal. ex-county treasurer iad died from blood poisoning caused leparttnent tie Will Move to Walla Walla—On of Morrow «-ounty. rummitted suicide by a wound In the thigh PROMINENT FARMER DIES. Mrs R H Patton, of Birch Creek. yesterday st the expiration of his After the operation the blood from a Trip to the Willamette Valley— he wound aud the bandages use-d be n«-»r Pilot Rock, was in the city to Underwent a Successful Operation E. M. Peck. Aged 86 Years, Passed term of office The telephone line to Heppner is fore and during the operation were day. The rain of Sunday did not dam at St. Anthony's Hospital—Visiting Away. not in order today and it has been thrown on the ground near the cabin, age crop» very much tn that district, on the Sound. the ir.ncipal damsgr being to roads E. M. Peck, a prominent and re impossible to get any details of the and the results of ibis carelessness *• •nd bridges Helix. July 4.—Mrs. T. M. Huson spected rancher, who lived about suicide, further than that he was the loss of several head of stock. found d«*ad at home, leaving no ex is here on business from her home in three miles to the southwest of the Henry Henson, one of the oldest en Relic of the Flood. California. gineers on the mountain division of city, died on the morning of July 4 cuse for the deed As far as is reported there is noth of Many r«-llcs and grew some finds Jesse Moore returned to Helix yes s6 years old. the O R k N running out of la terday after being absent about six Mr. Peck was born in Oswego coun ing wrong with the accounts, and h « •he terrible Heppner flood are still Grande passed through this morning friends here are at a loss to know bring found along Willow creek, to Starbuck on brotherhood business. months. ty. N. Y., in 1817. He came west where the great torrent rushed with Mr Henson and family have just re Tenis Huson has been in Portland rom Iowa to the region of Pendleton, why he should take this course He leaves one married daughter such awful destruction, says the turned from a two months' visit at for the past week. irom which place, after two years, he John Griswold is in Helix from moved to Walla Walla county. Since and one single daughter by a first Heppner Gazette. lax Angeles, where be was a delegate These sad reminders will probably to the grand lodge of the engineers Wallula, with a very bad case of 1882 he has resided on the farm which wife and one single daughter by his he occupied at his death. He gained last wife, who survive him He was be pit ked up for years to come. Last measles on hand. Mrs. Hattie is selling her household the esteem and friendship of a large a highly respected man having held Thursday John Hughes and son. Joe Have you a "boomerang"? Great effect» and expects to move to Walla circle of acquaintances in this region the office of county treasurer for were hauling hay out of an alfalfa • port fur the boys. 25. 35 and 50c Walla the latter part of this week. He was a Unitarian in religion A three terms, having beea defeated for field along the creek on Mr Hughe»' I each. place and whue looking for some Rev. Simons. Christian minister of widow, five daughters and three sons the office at the recent election. He was formerly engaged In the •takes in a willow thicket voung I Helix. left for the Willamette valley ire left to mourn his loss.—Walla boot and shoe buslneaa at Heppner Hughes found a human foot The Frederick Noli &Co. last Tuesday morning on business Walla Union. and is spoken of by Theodore Danner foot which bad been taken off at the Mrs. John King, of Ritzville, is vis Bird cages, enameled and brass, 15 and T. W. Ayres of this city, as a ankle joint, was eocaaed In a Con iting at the home of her daughter. Brutally Tortured. different styles, 79c to *1 65 A case came to light that for per model citizen and one who would be cress sh<»- and from the a;>;—aratx e Mrs Frank Cargill. Mrs D. B. Richardson and her son. sistent and unmerciful torture has considere«] free from any thoughts of bad ixx-n torn from the ankle by some powerful agency as several tendons Udney. are expected on this eve perhaps never been equaled. Joe suicide. were hanging in strings from the top ning's train from Pendleton, where Gobolick of Colusa. Cal . writes: "For D. H. KENNISON DEAD of the shoe they have been at the hospital for the 15 years I endured insufferable pain An examination of the foot, which past two weeks, where Udney under from rheumatism and nothing reliev went a very successful operation. ed me though I tried everything Old Settler Passed Away From Com. was in a good state of preservation, Almost 20Û-patterns fancy cups and showed the amputation of toe» which plication of Diseases. Mrs. May Sones is visiting near Se known. I carile across Electric Bit 'orresponded with the foot of Mlilard saucers, 10c to SI 45 each. attle with her sister, Mrs. Vidger. ters and it's the greatest medicine on D. H Kennison. a ; ‘.on«*er resident B« tghiy who was drowned It is the -arth for that trouble. A few bottles of Umatilla county, died yesterday BRIGGSON ITEMS. of it completely relieved and cured afternoon at 4 o'clock at Foster, hav supposition that It is his foot, but like : me.” Just as good for liver and kid ing reached ’he age of 72 years He 'he hundreds of other tragedies that x-ctirred on that awful day. the ar- Marriage of Briggson Young Man to ney troubles and general debility. had been ill for some time Death i Webfoot Girl—Recovering From a Only 50c. Satisfaction guaranteed by was due to a complication of diseases. count was hushed forever by the cruel waters, never to be known, Tailman 4c Co., druggist. Curtain stretcher», two styles. |1 65 The funeral will take place at 11 which Is probably better for the llv- Severe Illness—Not Enough Rain and »2.95 Made of hard wood and o'clock tong)rrow morning at Echo. ing fall in This Neighborhood—Moved SOME ATHENA NEWS. ! moving pins. an<l interment will be in the Echo to Athena—Van Winkle Has Built cemetery. The Rev. Robert Warner Surprised at Accounts of Storm. Called to Salem by Serious Illness of will officiate. William Reeves, a son- a New Barn. Mrs. Mart Ferguson, wife of the «• . a Relative. in-law. was in Pendleton this morn Briggson, July 4.—Preston Mitchell editor of the Adams Advance, came and Miss Minnie Waters were married Athena July 6.—William Campbell ing. making arrangements for the- fu down yesterday to see the wreck of « - last week at the home of the bride's of Sprague. Wash., is visiting bis neral. which will be conducted by Pendleton and bld her parents. Mr. Undertaker Rader. : parents in the Willamette valley. The mother. Mrs. Coplinger. here. % The deceased had lived at Foster and Mrs J. M Bentley good-bye. gr<x>m is a highly respected young Hank Coplinger is in Salem, called V - From the Spokesman-Review write-up man of this vicinity, and the happy there by the dangerous illness of his for some time Prior to that he lived of the storm and Ita effects she • Per set, »5 00; gold crowns, couple will reside at this place. aged mother. His father died only at Athena. He is well known through- thought her parents would be surely »4.M; silver filling, 50c; ex On account of heavy frosts in this thre or four weeks ago. and it is not out the county. Surviving him are on the point of deserting the place vicinity of late the strawberry crop thought the old lady will long sur George Kennisoa, a son, Jiving at after their residence here of over 35 tracting. 60c. » « Dayton. Wash . two sons who are will be cut in two. Some farmers re vive him. year«, and she wished to take advan ♦ Mrs William residents of Foster; We are thoroughly equipped port their berries completely killed, Reeves, a daughter, of Foster, and tage of the little time that might with all modern methods and while others on higher ground, are but Deafness Cannot Be Cured. "lapse before they got away, to have daughter. Jiving By local applications as th*jr can not reach Mrs. Herrendon, a i ♦ appliances, and guarantee our slightly damaged. diseased portions of the ear There in California. Mrs. Herrendon was a giiod visit with them Her as ton work to be of the highest stan After a very severe illness of over the l V is only one way to cure deafness, and that Ishment at the real state of affairs - - ► two weeks, Gus Johnson is able to be is by constitutional remedies Iteafness is notified of the death and is expected can only be Imagined by one who ♦ dard. and our prices the lowest ' l W0RL2Î5 consistent with first-class work. up and around. He was afflicted with caused by an inflamed condition of the to arrive at Echo in time to attend would come Into the town tfhder sim GREATEST ■ > lining of the Eustachian tube the funeral. liver and stomach trobules. He will mucous l S3.VIÍR3AULT When this tube H Inflamed you have a ilar conditions, expecting to find It In soon be able to attend to daily work. rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and \ HIGH Pl VCR. ruins. F ARGUMENTS IN TAYLOR CASE. The only trouble being with the rain when it is entirely rlooed. deafness is the i result, and unless the Inflammation can be that fell here Friday and Saturday is taken out and this tube restored to Its Dentists. Heavy Rain at Weston. Decision Expected in About Ten Days there was not enough of it. normal condition, hearing wll be destroyed Association Block. A severe rainstorm visited Weston Mr. Desper. last week moved his forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Judge Ellis. bv Catarrh, which Is notbnjr but an in and vicinity yesterday evening, flood 'Phone Main 1661. family to Athena, where be will reside flamed condition of the mucous surfaces Argument in the Taylor divorce ing all the little creeks and beating permanently. We will give One Hundred Dollars for ny case of deafness (caused by catarrh» case began before Circuit Judge Ellis down some grain, but doing no per- Lon Van Winkle has erected a large • that not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh this morning and was continued this manent or serious damage An O. barn on the site of the one which re Cure. can Send PROCLAMATION. for circulars free afternoon. The rase will doubtless R & N. culvert just above town was F J CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. cently burned. lie taken under advisement by Judge not large enough to carry off the ex Sold by all druggsfs, 75c. «here«», there »■■ submitted to the All attractions furnished by the famous Dixie Carnival Co, featuring Dana Thompson, ths world"« Ellis late this afternoon. Colonel Ra traordinary flow of water and for a elector» of the »tale at the last reneral Hall's Family Fills are the best. Working Night and Day. election »» required by law. an initiative ley opened for the plaintiff. John Mc few minutes a large stream flowed greatest high hlver, diving twice daily from hie lofty towwr 100 feet high, into a tank containing for a Ixx-al option Liquor Law;! The busiest and mightiest little Court following for the defense. across the track. The wagon roads petition A Mild Cloudburst. And where»» on the 24th day ot June. three feet of water. thing that ever was made is Dr. King's The train crew on the eastbound James A Fee closed for the defend near the town »ere somewhat damag I'">4. tlie Secretary of State In my prra New Life Pills. These pills change evening train last evening reported ant tin- afternoon ami WB1 m p«-t<r- ed and several gardens were ruined. ence a» Governor of the State ot Oregon, laoran the xotee rl’en for said law weakness into strength, listlessness x severe rainstorm, in the shape of a son for lhe plaintiff TWICE DAILY AND FREE. Imt further than this the storm did «lid And where«». It wa» ascertained and into energy, brain-fag into mental mild cloudburst, near Yoakum sta Colonel Baley declared that two of no harm. The Spokane train was de determined upon »uch < auvaa» that there power. They're wonderful in building tion, yesterday afternoon The water the allégations made against Taylor layed alxiut 30 minutes by the high were 43.3UI votes ca»t fir said leral Op The Berger troupe of world renowned tumblers, equalibrists, head and hand balancera, twice daily tlon Liquor Uw, and 4O.1VS votes caat up the health. Only 25c per box. Sold from several small canyons was flow by his wife entitled him to a divorce, water flowing over the culvert »xalunt the same and that the »aid law and free. by Tallman & Co. ing against the track, but was doing one being the charge of unfaithful received an affirmative majority ot the ness. Attorney McCourt claimed jus total number of effective vote» ca»t there no damage. Tan big high-class, moral shows. Th« blr, F«rris wheel, big FOR A NEW ROAD. on and entitled to be counted under the tification for a number of the accu provision» of law ; sations made by Mrs Taylor, and de Fills Two Deputyships. Now. therefore. I. Geo E. Chamberlain, Farmers Would Shorten Distance a» governor ot the state ot Oregou. lu The appointments of Fred W clared that she had ben warranted in olextlence to H«*ctlon » of an act entitled From McKay to Meacham. Hendley as deputy recorder under believing the others true. An Act making effective the Initiative and The opinion commonly expressed is ref<ven<1tin> provision» of Section 1 ot Ar A petition is in circulation which County Recorder Folsom and as dep that a divorce will be granted, If so. tide IV of th.- Constitution of the Btnte will be presented to the county court uty treasurer under County Treasurer STAY AT HOME AND SEE A GOOD ONE. I V of Oregon, and regulating election* there in August to have a new road sur Sommerville, were filed with County the division of property will prove the under. *n<! providing penalties tor viola real problem A decision Is expected tion« of the provisions of this Act,' ap veyed. platted and put in condition Clerk Saling this afternoon. Hendley proved February 24. 1008. do hereby make for travel between McKay postoffice has taken the oath of office in the from Judge Ellis in about 10 days. See the Swiss village. See the Electric Palace. ami Issue ibis pr<x'lamatlon to the people and Meacham The present road be case ot each appointment. of the State of Oregon, and do annouuix* See Dixieland. See the statue turning to life, TREASURERS REPORT. tween those points is 12 miles long anil <!«*< lare that the whole number of votes cast tn the State of Or«*gon for aald Two Suits Brought. See the glaasblowcrs. See the eruption of Mt. Pele«. anti a poor road at that, most of the l.«K-al option IJqnor I jiw , wa* 43.316 Suit was filed in the circuit court County's Fiscal Affairs for Two vote», and the whole number of vote* cast See Luna Luna. See the dog and monkey circus, Months Summarized. against said Local Option I.lquor lav waa by the firm of Gerson * Hart against lii.tlis votes, and that said Local Option See the laughing palace. See Samson, the king of reptil««. Frank Damaln this morning for »9<i, The report of County Treasurer Liquor I.aw received an affirmative ma alleged to tie due for goods delivered Sommerville for the months of May Jorlty «»f the total number of votea caat See Esau, the Egyptian wonder. See No Name, the Malay Wonder. and $178.97, on an assigned claim of and June was filed with County Clerk on said meaaure and entitled to be count ili. ts ctnts ed under the nrovlalona of law. and that Sol Brick & Griff, of Portland. Saling this afternoon. The following said Local Option Liquor Law shall be and Why u-“‘ gelatine and are the principal features: Is In full force and effect aa the law of BIGGER AND BETTER THAN A CIRCUS. •pend lioura soaking, ( Deputy District Attorney. tlie state of Oregon from the date of thia Amount on hand May 1, »78,659.48; ew>eteniag, flavoring Proclamation H. E. Collier has been appointed revenue for May and June received ¡tone at the Capitol at Salem this 24th aud coloring when The reputation of this powder it deputy for Umatilla county by Dis from all sources, »27,127.16; amount day of June, A D 1W i 4 (Signed) trict Attorney G. W. Phelps. The on hand July 1, *35,003.54; amount built on RESULTS. The Crescent GEO E CHAMBERLAIN. appointment was filed with County paid out of general fund to state does more than is claimed for it. 25c Governor of Oregon _________ of Meet me In the Midway. Thia means on the streets of Pendleton. No enclosure.. Absolutely free. prxiace» better results in two minutes? Clerk Saling this morning, as was the treasurer 130,012 50, , in satisfaction By the Governor : (Signed) warrants. »25,453.93, as Interest, »2.- 12.- per pound. Of all grocers. Everything in the package. Hiinply add hot oath of office of Collier. F I DUNBAR. 164.33; amount paid out of county water and *t to cool. It’s perfection. Asur- Don't forget the date, July 11 to July 16. one week. Secretary of State prise to the boost wife. No trouble^ less ex* They say that there are no asses school fund in satisfaction of war I Heal ) peuse. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Flw in Japan. For heaven's sake let's cor rants, »1,331.30; amount paid out of ♦. MRH. M N HAWTELL. COUNTY MAN vara: Lemon. Orange, Strawberry, Hasp. ner the market and semi them the en the city of Pen lieton special fund, axer of the Northwest Vlavl Co, <120 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦i Get a "top coat.” The Boston. berry. At grocers. 10c. »6,145.40; atnoun pa'd out of city of tire outfit Costile St , Pendleton. Oregon. Men’s Harvest Supplies : : : : COMING! M COMING! Eagles Free Street Fair and Carnival PENDLETON, OREGON July II to July 16 ON THE STREETS -NO ENCLOSURE t h V > H 1 w ^4 TEETH -.Affi V : : : i L IL White Bros. i t I bvjung' oivderi No Dessert More Attractive Jell-O Ji/iasp/iate