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this rain will somewhat delay the work in that locality. There will I h - less wood hauled l han usual to Mur dock Spur this season, owing to the tad that men cannot be secured to cut it out. I he timber Is culled so bad iy. der rani ties Some of his hay turned I out two nnd a half tons to the acre “I Í ILL ASCOûb and of good quality. Hay, as also grain, seems to be I AS I DID AT 20.” SAYS: iii-ail«-il finely in this locality, the ker -e nel being plump uml large FRIDAY. JULY 8, 1904. GREAT VARIETY OF METALS, Messrs. Ed slid I a - oii Kidder, with NEW COUNTY BRIDGE Many Sutter With Catarrh tow teams, start out with Mr. Fan GRANITE AND MARBLE. BUILT ON PINE CREEK. FROM P. G. M'BROOM. cher on Tuesday next for a two and don't Know It. months campaign of harvesting. Pendleton Family Now Visiting in Mrs August Hill left on Thursday (Continued front page 1.) Prospectors Are the True Discoverers lust for an extended visit among rela Mrs Dickerson Gets Out of Sickbed to Missouri. Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. and Forerunners of Prosperity in The Phase ot Catarrh Most Attend Husband's Funeral—C. E. Lent tier. Mo. July l i—Editor East and lots. Except Io fill th«- cellar with i|»es In Baker county It used to be considered that only Any Country—Excellent Varieties of Mrs. Georg«* B. Kidder is quite seri Simonds Elected Director of Dis nrtnarv and bladder troubles were to be Oregonian l—-According to my prom water and wash away the fence and Prevalent in Summer a Building Stone. Fine Granite and Ise I will write you a few lines in re ously 111 nt her home near tbe mouth trict No. S3. Near Freewater, for traced to the kidneys, loa<l down Nu- lots with sediment, of Birch creek but now modern High Grade Marble in the Wallowa gard to my trip. In company with i her«* was no damage done. Third Term—T. W Dickerson, kun boun, Worn Out Con The Sunday school so auspiciously science proves that Mountains—Greatest Source of my wife ami daughter-in-law. we left Aged Pioneer, Died at Hudson Bay More Slight Damage*. started at school bouse 39 some nearly all diseases Pendleton on Wednesday. June b dition Known as Systemic That Country's Wealth Lies in Her T uesday. have their beginning It will cost W. M. Slusher aliout months ago, seems to lag a trifle, no \\ e arrived at Colorado Springs Minerals. in the disorder of Catarrh. ou lime ami spent several days visit $25 to repla« •• some fencing taken out doubt caused by tbe busy harvest these most important ing relatives and resting up Got a and clean up his lawn, over which time. There will be pr«*a« hlng at the Hudson Bay. July 5 - Royal Ann organs. good drink off Pike's Peak. We left was left a coating of sediment and M'hisil house by Rev. G. L Hall, th«- cherries are a ihing of the past on tbe The kidneys filter Joseph. Or.. July 1.—“Adventure Colorado Springs for St. laiuis Wed t rash sstor of the Baptist church of Pen and purify the blood— discovers, restlessness peoples, and Frank Sag«-) and J F. Robinson dleton al 2 o'clock |> m tomorrow, Bay ties.lay morning ami arrived there all that is their work. industry develops a community," O K . ami spent six days there, but sustained slight damages, mostly to July 3. John Siiaver has leaned a threshing Therefore, when your kidneysare weak says Opie Read, and the typical ad Mr Kamel l>e Ijttetir, who has I m -< n | iu*i !ilHe of Hugh Walker for tbe »« a- only s|>ent three days at the fair. But their lawns, which with the adjacent or out of order, von can understand how venturer is your prospector could have spent that many weeks or walks across the lots and along the '•mployed on a ranch on lhitu*r Creek, son. am! will do the threshing in this quickly vour entire body is atfected ami He has telt the lure of the mysteri * i< lully. lias r«*turn«*<l home. how everv organ seems to fail to do Us ous West. Just over the next range months ami then not have seen it all side of the street, were covered with W H. MayU-rry pul in tbe county It is. indeed, a great fair and worth silt and trash. duty. may lay his long sought for. long WEDNESDAY’S LOCALS. Twenty feet of the grading beneath Bridge on Pine creek last week, in It' «ou are sick or “ feel badly," begin dreamed of Eldorado. Having once coming miles to see. and they are I Mxtrict No 4 still adding to it. Being worn out we the two switch tracks adjacent to taking the great kidney remedy, Dr. Iziuis Proebsfel, of Weston, is in Kilmer s Swamp-Root, because as soon tasted of the wine of the wilds, having left for Hannibal, where we visited Fred Walter's flouring mill* was The usual number of pe««ple from as vour kidneys are well they will help once seen the line of yellow in his with my wife's foiKs for several days taken out. the water from the hills the city today. this section spent th«- Fourth In Wal pan. be it coarse gold or colors, he is all the other organs to health. A trial and then we boarded the train tor to the north taking an unexpected It B Stanfield of Echo, is a guest 1 la Walla. looking for the sights that a true nomad. will convince anyone. Shelbina, where we arrived Monday, «xiurse to the river Just how the at the St. George today. are never seen there. What is $3.50 a day to the man who If you are sick you can make no mis water came to lie <|efiect«*d to effe«'t the 27th. Mrs Edith M. Davis, of Ridge, is At the sch«jol meeting In District may any day. tomorrow, or at most, take bv first doctoring your kidneys. We are now amid the scenes of our this is not < l«-ar. J>ut the ta< t remain- , No M3, C. E Hlmonds was eh^-ted The mild ami the extraordinary effect of the next—uncover a vein that will childhood days and though it has only that 2<i feet of l.mb track» is suspend in the city a guest of the Bickers. Dr. Kilmer s Swamp-Root, the great bring him millions and repay him the been six years since 1 myself visile«! *-<i over th«* channel which the water A 12-pound son was tsirn to th«* I m h«jol director tor the third tim«- and kidnev remedv, is soon realized. It days when grub was short and work here. 1 see u great many changes tore through an embankment which aitr of C. L Hastings, in this city this , J H Gentry, clerk. stands the highest for its wonderful cures was long. Mrs Henry I »ugly of Hllgard. is Many familiar faces and s|x>ts have hail no opening at all prior to the rain morning. "Pe-ru na is the Medicine for of the most distressing cases, and is sold Have not other men made millions change«! or disappeared. We are in Sunday. Mrs J W Martinsdale and son. of 1 spending the summer with her daugh- on its merits by all the Poor Man.” why not he? Yesterday, at Joseph. 1 the land of bacon and lieans. and are ! ter, Mrs. C. E Ölmond», on Pine I Weston, are guests of Hotel Pendle- Seth Richardson, who lives near druggists in fifty-cent talked with a bronzed and bearded getting plenty to eat I « reek i ton today. Walter's mill, had some ground cover and one-dollar size man who was u.gging post holes. He Mr. Gso. A. Hugh«-», >*> Mass. Howard Wheeiork of Boston. Mass . Our friends are all well ami seem ed up. with an even chance that it is You want to see E L. Smith for bottles. You may Av*., 1 ndfanxpr.il.. Ind., writ**: seemed intelligent and I expressed my to be getting along fine and glad to benefited by the change, less the <-rop < who ha> »topping tn this rtrinity i nformation regarding tbe little Holt have a sample bottle surprise at seeing him working at see us. and I ain sure I am also glad tor this year destroyed ••Peruria has done me more tor the past ihre»- month m ban gon*? varvester bv mail free, also a pamphlet telling you day's wages. to Karn »-la to work in a 1 Twenty-five or 30 feet of the fotin Hood than any thing I have to see them After visiting here In how to find out if you have kidney or Dr W R Campbell, of Cold “ Bless your soul, you don ’ t suppose definitely we will again visit In Colo lation wall of the new Matluck build Springs, lost three horses by lightning Th«- Fruit Vale «bureb. recently or- j ever taken. I am forty-five bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Bing I am digging these post holes for the rado Springs then return home via ing on South Main street, caved into Sunday last. ganlzed t-y to « Heref »rd tut* »pring. yean old now, and feel as hamton. N.Y. D« n't make any mistake, love of the thing, do you? Just as San Francisco and Portland and Sa the cellar on the side next to the with about Jn mi-mlieri. v>a* received Full stock of extras for Holt bar under th«- care of tbe pre nbvterv la>* * good as I did at 20. I was but remember the name, Swamp-Root, soon as I get enough money to buy lem. when we will stop again and street an«! adjacent to the furniture «esters on hand at E L Smith's, 311 Friday evening and an el der appoint Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the ad me some flour, beans and bacon, and visit a while Travel on th«- roads on store. very thin and run down, but I Court st reet dress, Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottle. a few other little things. I will hik. account of the World's fair is very «■d He«» Van Caten of 1 my ton. and Roads Impassable. Perun a acted just right in my case. I am a carpenter and back to the hills, where I came from. heavy J W Muir, brother of Mrs T Dan 1 uimb of Walla Walia, as- i*i»d in tbe H. H. Gilbert was in town today “There is some incentive there for tines need a tonic. Peruna is the medicine for a poor man. Our health is good and we are en from Pilot Rock. He reports that the I ner. has returned to Freewater after w«>rk. using a shovel. You don't know what joying ourselves very much We hope | visiting with his sister Geo. A. Hughes. Mr» Mart ha Dickerson of North shovelful will put you on the high our friends around our far-away home new bridge in Jack canyon, on Wes' For Sale Cheap—Gasoline engine, Milton who ha» been at S’ Mary * ' Birch creek, above Pilot Rock, was road to fame and future. are well and will remain so until “I ain't wearing tbe worn-out duds through the kindness of Providence taken out by the high waters follow- i pnmp and 5*M0 gallon tank Address ; hospital for the ¡«a»» four wnriu with A C«w$rr*s«nsn I sea Pe fu tu In hi* ng in r. .tse c-rc mit of t*n i* due ■ , a typhoid f«-»«-r was able tc> attend her 'R J " care East Oregonian atarrr.al »>nd;t • n of tbe B’.*-ous b .- n>- from choice. Just wait till I make we may meet you all again Our best i ing th«* rain of Sunday last, Family. F H Holbrook, superintendent of husband's funeral Wednesday my strike, then, you'll see. These regards to tbe East Oregonian and all j On tbe road which follows tbe gen- raoe«. Peruna r.eazxM« tbe muroza Hon. Tbo*. J. Hender«,n, Metniarrof T D Di« kersou. a pioneer of Uma I eral course down East Birch creek. 'the Oregon 1-and a Water Co. of Irri- hills are full of wealth, ¡.ook at that our friends in Oregon Congress from Illino.., and Lonrtagtant -nemlran*. and raren tbe *atarrh tilla county, died at the home of bls • there are in places from six to eight i gon is in the city today on busmews young feller in Southern Oregon the P G M'BROOM daughter Mr» Anna Sanders. Tues in the Union Army for eight year-, w Lererer Itx-aU-d. feet of gravel and boulder* and the other day. who hasn't put in a devel lx>st 4 year-old bay mare branded lx*ntner. Sbelby County. Mo highway is impassable except for men day evening of old age and paralysis, writes from tbe lemon building. Wa»:«- Theru ar* no remedi-s tot eaaarrh jnst opment hole yet, and has taken out quarter cln le J. L. on right shoulder. and was buried in Valley Chapel cem ingion, I>. C^ aa follow»: is gnod a* Peruns. Awept no »at>»u- i on foot and loose animals for mauy Roached mane weight about 13oo. $18.000. CHINESE AT LA GRANDE. etery Wednesday. J N Stone had •• Peruna hat been used in my fami L miles Below every side canyon, at With foal $3 reward for mare deliv 'N "I've stayed with it too long to quit If von d-> not derive prompt aau miis - charge <»f the o Rev R L ly »/th the very best revulis and I now. if you play tbe machine long Pendleton Celestials Help Celebrate i the first open pace where an eddy ered at Juniper Alfred Idling Cartwright of V faila Wa Ha. prea< hed take pleasure in recommending your fa*-t ry re*ults from tbe u*e of Peruns, ■ould form, the act umulatxm of boul enough she’s bound to drop you a H G. Hurlburt, the pioneer sur- th* funeral sermon valuable remedy to my triends as a wnte at n- - to I»r. Hartman, g.rmz a With their Countrymen at the Beet ders and trash is almost incredible hatful of nickels; same way about J i.ynd A Co. of F t eewater. are tonic a nd an etteeth e cure tor catarrh. ” full Statement of your eaae, aud be w :U On Little McKay creek. southeast iveyor and Irrigation engineer of Echo, City. prospecting returned from 1-* Grande last night. running two hti i < kater sagot* dow n -•-Thus. J. Henderson. be p.eaaed to give you bu vaina ble ad- “These hills are full of metals gold By invitation of the committee hat of Pilot Rock, the flood lifted th«- • here be has been doing some ditch non and on tbe state through this Catarrh as-um*-# diff* rent phase* in dwelling belonging to Frank Michael and copper, the only trick is to find ing in charge the Fourth of July cel surveying during the past week irne tor tbe acv om modal ion of tbe different **a»*n. of the year. In the Addre*a fit. Hartman, Pre*tdett ot where they are." ebration at I-a Grande, a party of nine • and Carried it some distance without I handle the celebrated Holt com public, and a tsenefit tLi themaei^es. •srly summer .yglenuc «-alaxxh ;• mis, T - Haruuan »an.-.artnm, Uuiazr. • either upsetting it or tearing It to Undoubtedly, my friend, the pros Chinanon attended from this place AMWtfwty, firmi Flivor. This, with tbe rural t«drphone and prevalent. That tired, all Worn out t-.- Qbáx » pector. is right. Wallowa county will I-a Grande people appropriated pi«es Mrs Michael fled from the umed harvester, and have any size trw rural mall delivery; bring* the Creator Sfra^taMMbltfricei some day be a recognized producer of Tbe $65 to remunerate them, and also paid ■ house before it left the ground, anti frotri an eight-foot to 36 foot cut. outside 'mo*! to world a our doors mineral wealth. Eighteen miles south th>*ir railroad fare in both direction*. while crossing a branch of the creek Either tor horse power or engine Rouse rle-ars a profit of at least Made Fortune in Hay. Four years ago any man who would of Joseph, on the Imnaha. the Tender The Pendleton contingent, with the oa a foot bridge, the bridge gave way power E. L. Sm.th. 311 Court St. A g«*>d hay farm in Yukon valley is lf*i per c*nf. I hare the machine that pleases have m»t>tson»-d enner « »1 me arjove foot Gold Mining A Milling Co is put I .a Grande Chinamen, put on what i and she was thrown into the water i ordinary gold mine This fa< t has Winter weuther has not prevented y ting in a tunnel. Edward R Trippe Ung Goey of this place calls a “play." i she struck a projecting embankment tbe fanners Time and trial have facts would hatre been a lit subject «mtint-ous work A rrew of 10 me® for the asylum before the current took ber into the the superintendent, recently returned It was a representation by pecullari proven the worth of the Holt com formerl y of Te loraset. in l c«on coun- ha» l---»-n employed and two six-male from San Francisco, where he ordered ties of coatuming or uniforming, to main stream, and succeeded in get- bined harvester, and it has been ly. Or»•gon. w 1ho i* farming a iarge ram* to rollect the bales and carry News of Milton. I ting out. but had a very close call for the machinery for a 2<Vstamp mill, gether with banners of peculiar de Jeinon*'rated to be the most success tract of nativ«- bay at Grave! l.ake. tens to market. Milton, July J—-Mrs Ida Thomas is on the trail t>e '»«•n Itawson atd tbe and also an engine, boiler and other sign. of Chinese «inceptions of liber herlife ful made E 1. Smith. 311 Court His entire crop was cut with A farmer on Little McKay named street here from her h im* at Hooper. Wash . Dun* ani diatrint. Stewart river machinery for a saw mill He says ty. and also had considerable histori scythe* and handled in this primitive WONDERFUL that as the snow is still many feet cal signifleanre The full Import of Byers lost a barn by being sashed Las' fa!! Roíuse put in an .mmense nanner Next season be will replace An Indian boy named Crowley. H visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs J. NOME deep on the trails, it will be sev. ral the perfonnam « is not easily glean»! as ay and torn to pieces by the flood years of age. was kicked on the head A Ay*»» r bay. »-naM.tig bitz-. to these method» with inodm farming TREATMENT At Pilot Rock a “nice rain" fell, and by a cayuse Saturday last and sus k E Vit»«on returned Friday from weeks before the machinery can be from any -xplanation whioti the Chi > toni tasi wia'er :m piemen’s. taken in. It is now on the way from namen will attempt. The costumes , from that place to Pendleton the dam tained concutuilon of the brain The a two months’ visit with friends in Re»!?lea wmi «ring hi* own large a San Francisco. j age to roads and property Is very San Francisco. f stock, he ha» <on*id*rabie and an enormous triangular "dragon When a man mame* be *b»mld re- lad regain»! com>ciuu»ne** the next Miss Ullian Edwards arrived here feed fo>r «ale. receiving $146 per ton. ign himself to th^ inevitable and Although copper has been extens flag" were loans from certain Chinese slight along the principal highway. day and is up and about now. with a Friday from Pendleton and is visiting ively found in the mountains near societies In Portland. Garden* and Ditches Damaged. At thit price h I» crup was worth $M - lefy Fate to do its worst. prospect for iasaiediate recovery at the borne <>f her sister. Mr» M IL Joseph, it has so far been of a "pock Four of the nine Chinamen at I-a Both mill races were so badly clog I have sold a great many Holt Stuart ety” nature, no veins of sufficient Grande from this place belong to the ged with silt and debris washed in Tbe heart* of Mr and Mr* John size to be commercially valuable hav local Chinese band They were Ung : from the nearby high ground a* to combined hart esters in this and sur ing yet been located, but it is very Goey. Tom Gee; Ung Coon, and Toy be thrown entirely out of cummissloo i rounding countlee. and the fact that Bade were g<ladden»! by the arrival harmless ( have never had a disaatlsae«* buyer of a baby boy a: 'belr bom«- Friday. probable that such a vein will be dis Shae Yuen Through Goey the party until they can be cleaned out. In one zr trouble with any customer, proves Dr James Canane and wife, who covered some day. all express themselves as having bad place between the foot of Byers' race that the Holt is the machine to buy Some distance from the lake a a veliy fine time at La Glande." and Post «tree«, the race was practi- sad that tbe public ta tally dealt bare been here visiting, took their de parture yesterday tor their home at group of men have located the Badger There are 75 resident Chinese at ! tally filled from bank to bank, at a ial «. mine and are working upon it Wheth I-a Grande and on this occasion there point where it is 12 feet deep, and it with E L Smith. 311 Court street. Portland. The Outcropping of Bad Blood. Patients rirculart. Mrs Clarence Walter will arrive A bustling man with $2<A«0 or more er they have a good thing or not re were about 25 visitors from Pendle is « logged genetally for half a mile TATIOX here this afternoon from her home at mains to be seen. ton. Union and Baker City. above the 1« m >L The safer has t-een in cash or money and horse* and Ten or 12 years ago the Hamilton ' turned off and men and teams are at farm implement*. I* wanted to secure West branch. Wash . on an extended \ ' ns they are voxse tn spring 16o acre* of land in Southern Alberta visit with her n»other. Mr». D E boys ran across what looked like good NEW ENGINES ARRIVE. work removing the dirt. 253 Alder St, Portland. Oregon. <»«<jrge zmd form partnership with the under ore near the head of Wallowa lake The Wai'ers race was considerably • > t'-.r'Y'' ■* ■4 »«Ira courts to throw off the Mr and Mrs N A Davis will enter furnish equal and on the e. -t side The assays O. R. A N. Get* Two Monster Helper filled from the Main street bridge signed. who will Th^U *x,o,ni:a»*J «inring the w inter mouth*, tain a number of their friends at amount of land to engage In grain showed that it ran from $10 to $166 Engines f r the L> Grande Divin- ! clear to tbe mill, but not so badly as then ...» an*, ptmp.es. ra»he> azt erupt ns *4 every cou- a ton in gold values They called it tbe other race, and It will be open and hog raising. l.an<l will produce the:r home on Mill street tomorrow ce:value kind make their ap- ion. ” LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH ! the "Lucky Boy" mine. But it turned evening *o bushels ot wheat, to of barley, to c „ C sat.: t, Okie. A ^s-wst a 1AO3 and tbe water turne don in a very or 9» of oat* and Jtj ton* of timothy Master Nate Simon came up from pearance. and Eczema and he■ Two monster compound freight and few days. out to be an unlucky boy. as it pinch j *»: •* i* vas Tetter—tbe twin terrors of X ve ' f* * rood medicine, helper engines — Nos 1513 and 1517. Portland Friday night and will be the sitbout irrigation Rainfall from 17 *’ “ e*r»...nt tonic to ed out and seemed as though a body Two miles below town a cook bouse <:*• .ire r .h to th. ayit.e, .u ths of ore of considerable richness had have arrived from Cheyenne, at La and tbe wagon upon which It stood. to 25 Inche« annually Stock range guest of bis little friend Master Tom skill diseases Nettle Rash. ««rar »W K *ke. 1’iisoc Oak and Ivy. and one te«, b fer :n eM.-y » »«. I h.v.fcuad ::.. m Highest reference* Musgrove, during the summer been placed at an entirely dissimilar Grande, and are now being used as , belonging to the Olm»t»-ads. was car all the year such utber skin troubles as an .sceUent b.aod pur:Ber. For ccntha I was helpers out of la Grande given and will expect same from per Mrs S E Craig has returned to her character of rock. ried by tbe flood, which came down ta .k;u «rcptioa oa ta. They have been in service on the Address Edward bom«- at North Yakima. Wash after usually remain quiet during uotl.tj For years they prospected for the ! from tbe hill* nonh of tbe Olmstead son answering • lq Ii J . a and c»An*. a three weeks' visit at the borne of the o*i< 1 weather break out » ledge from which this body of ore Cnkm Pacific for a number of years ! place Sunday, a quarter of a mile be K< h. Michel. B C a cur •. bxt S 8 S. is the cn.y ■saü.iOM afresh to torment and dis her son. William R Craig must have slid. Two weeks ago a and are already known to be well 1 fore tbe wagon struck an obstruction : : re.:- re I aa sew oosupa. acxve.y fres tract by their fearful burn of this srvpUon I tb:-.k a rr-at deal of you young man named Reel, with one of built and capable of doing more work 1 near R L Oliver'* home and went to RAIN WAS A BENEFIT. med. ir e. belter .n< : t be the t at tiood pun than tbe 300 class of compound en ing itching and stinging. ter News of Athena. ' piece*, and was covered with sedi and toc:c ktewn ta i e w rid x<-day. * 4 the Hamilton boys, discovered the gines now in use here A course «>( S. S S now will ledge from which the original ore had Joe Cunha Return* From His Range . o ïRS- Hour», Athena. July J. — Herbert Manass*- ment — wagon, cook house and all. to * Dimension lumber of all de- ♦ broken off and slid down. These new engines will handle 100 a 330 E- as I SdTtrtbS; in Southern Umatilla. a depth of about two feet. returned Thursday He will spend punfy and ennch the bl«xxi. tons more on tbe mountain than tbe * scriptions. Sash, Doors, Blinds, « The mass of ore which they had at recnfoi an . t ne up tV.c ¿crvral systenu and The flume and ditches of the Irri Herbert Joseph Cunha, the prominent sheep- it be summer vacation bere J Moulding. Building and Tar « first located had been loosened from freight engines now tn use on the La gating plant owned by Mr carry off t::. Iy ::r.- : *..«» L : -.gh tbe proper has been attending school at Victoria. Oliver man of Echo, has just returned from the side of the mountain and slid Grande division, they weigh about six were washed out and will have to be * Paper. | channels . e -kin wit p- - .»j to nourish it. B C . for* tbe past year He has im hf» range and camp* in Southern tons more, have larger boilers, wider down half a mile or so. proved much in health since leaving remains s ,*>mo*«th »m«»«th and free of al^dtsfigu: al^dtsfiguring etuntions. rebuilt entire. Mr. Olivers garden * -------- ♦ Higher up the earth had broken and deeper fireboxes, are equipped and that of several neighbors, includ ; Umatilla county, and say* tbe recent i.«,re « f the sktn. s Seud for otzr book on diseases of and wnte , rain* have greatly benefited tbe grass with two sets of water glasses, steam Mrs Rita Plsmontton returned horn«* us if you desire medical advii-e • r any s:» il :rf* rm.iti« ♦ BRING YOUR BILL TO US J loose and. sliding down, had covered ing Mr. Olmstead and others, was This will »»w the exposed face of the ledge from guages and lubricator*, and are up- covered by mud from a few Inches to in that section of the county. Tbe rang« was badly In need of the this morning after several weeks’ vuu noihmg J AND GET OUR FIGURES. J which the Lucky Boy ore had come to-date and modern in all their make SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAMTA, GA. a foot, or even two feet I rain and this shower came in time to i visit in the Willamette valley. ♦ I They traced the flood rock up till no up. Mrs Rider of Elgin, arrived Friday In the neighborhood of the Oliver save the grass and make an excellent They are the Baldwin compound more could be found and they dug an«l will visit her relative* and place below tbe O. R A- N. river In the mountains through the slide rock above in vari type, having the low pressure cylin bridge, a culvert clogged so com ' snmma-r pasturage _______________ friends here The ous places till they came to a ledge der above the high pressure Born—June 3<t. to Mr. an«! Mrs pletely with trash that It could not Weather Report. identical in character with the Lucky low pressure cylinder, 31 Inches In I carry away the flood water. In fact. Following Is the report of tempera McGrath, twins—a girl and a boy. diameter, the high pressure. 17H Boy ore. Mr and .urs. Di< ken son and «laugh- | it is doubtful whether it would have ♦ • If there is a vein of any size of this inches and they carry 200 pounds of i been adequate to the task had it not I ture for the week ending Saturday i ter. Ruth, left Friday for Camas ♦ Opposite W. A S. R. Depot J ore they have discovered a valuable steam. i July 2, as furnished by the tocal ob- Prairie, where they will spend the They are supposed to push 600 ¡clogged up. and the water rose north j server, H. F Johnson: property. When a railroad comes in next two week* visiting friends and of the railroad ontl) it 0>>wed over tbe Maximum Minimum ton* over the mountains, the 300 «.lass much ore can be worked that would | relatives. They were formerly rest- railroad grade for a distance of two 95 45 not pay to handle under existing con now in use being rated at about 500 or three hundred yards, the grade act June 26 .................... j «¡ent* of that place I CapStflcS I June 27 ................ 95, 46 tons over the same grade. By using ditions. Miss Iren«- Dudley has returned > ing as a dam. June 28 .............. 98* 49 Lady Agents Wanted. They can then also quarry tbe vast one of these as helper from Bingham from a visit to Walla Walla. Reports Exaggerated. June 29 .............. 102 52 Safe, reliable. Absolutely guar deposits of marble and granite which Springs to Kamel*. 1000 tons can be The hard time social at the Chris-! 99 61 Contrary to the report of- the dam- June 30 .................. anteed to cure leucorrhoea and fe exist in the mountains near here. One hauled in a freight train by two en itlan church was a complete success. b> 62 male weakness. For particulars ad of tbe well known business men here gines with ease. ag>- done to the place known as the ¡July 1 ........................ B F. Ogle's valuable horse is rap No matter bow *’«w ot bow o$r,t there a boo id be a 81 62 dress Mo. Prop. Pharmacy, Lock Box said to me, in speaking of the mineral "Gillette place," four mile* south of ¡July 2 ...................... idly improving from the serious in "Do It Today." July 1. rainfall 03 of an Inch. 323, Kansas City, Mo. For sale by resources of Wallowa county: "Valu Pendleton, owned by Mr*. McComas, | juries he received last week. DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR. A. C. Koeppen A Bros., Pendleton. able as are Wallowa's stock interests The time-worn injunction, "Never the entire amount of damage done is Valuable Fruit Land. Ito use meant Pure Milk. Heavy *. ream, aad the Bc»t of Buucr No put off 'til tomorrow what you can covered by four or five acres of wheat I believe the chief producer of the Probably tbe highest price ever paid Home Dairy—no Country Placo-oottp’.eto without a I>E LAVAL. The DR. LIEBIO STAFF wealth will eventually be her miner do today," is now generally present being washed out instead of *o0 acres only Specialists for men. con als. It may be years hence, but some ed in this form: "Do It today!” That being destrowed, as was staled by for orchard land in this state was tinue to cure all chronic, pri day valuable minerals will be discov Is the terse advice we want to give the Spakesman Review. No perma the consideration for which B. N vate i nervou* ailment*. Impotence ered here and we will have a mining you about that hacking cough or de ment damage is done to the ground, Sproat. of Hood River, transtorrod •kin (llaeaaea. rhenmatlam. catarrh. etc t>r A . C S toddast , Ph. G., lor 27 year* camp that will rival some of the big moralizing cold with which you have but this year's crop over an area of his apple orcharu to the Huod River been struggling tor several days, from four to five a«-res is washed out. Fruit Comjiany. which at the same mad ir al dii r«tsr Wincheater Hoove, ¡4 Bum camps of the past.”—Fred Lockley. aida. Portl-nd * >regon ; 111 Y ester Way, -cattle No damage whatever was done to time acquired a number of adjacent perhaps weeks. Take some reliable Washington Call or write MOUNTAIN ROADS WASHED. remedy for It TODAY—and let the the Purl Bowman place, adjoining tracts. There were 10 acres in this remedy be Dr. Boachee'c German i Mrs. .McComas' place, although the piece of land which was sold for the SUMMONS. You can depend on Ayer's Wood Dealer From Murdock Spur Syrup, which has been in use for same source of "information" said sum of $10,500. Hair Vigor to restore color to Says Many Wood Roads Are Im over 35 years A few doses of It will that nearly the entire farm was in In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore >•»♦♦•>••*>*sss*»♦♦♦**>*rest ruins. Runaway on the Street*. gon. for I'matllla County. undoubtedly relieve your cough or your gray hair, every time. passable. Britta Anderson, plaintiff, vs. John An A farno-r nam«*«l Hartle, from Cold Light Home Carried Away. Follow directions and it never derson, defendant Frank Hanlen tbe well known wood cold, and its continued use for a few days will cure you completely. No SUMMONS. The farm owned by the Light Springs. k»«t control of a four horse dealer and sawmill man of Murdock Fails to do this work. It stops team attached to a heavy freighting To John Anderson, the shove named de Spur, near Meacham, says tbe rain matter how deej^seated your cough, brothers. F p Howard and FToyd, on wagon for a time this noon, and they fendant : In the name of the state of Oregon yon of Sunday washed out the mountain even if dread consumption has at Spring Hollow creek, was swept by ran away on Iz*e an«l Court stroets. are hereby required to appear and answer roads very badly, making them im tacked your lungs, German Syrup the flood Sunday. The dwelling was the complaint tiled against you in the will surely effect a cure—aa It ha* carried 300 yards and not materially Before they could be stopp«*<l th«* wag All this week we will give away above entitled court and suit, within six passable in many places. done before In thousands of appar Injured. The machine shed and prac- on-reach was broken—the only dam weeks from tbe date of the flrat publica There is a large amount of hauling absolutely free, a shirt waist with tion of thia summons, to-wit: From June ently hopeless case* of lung trouble. aically all its contents was carried age done. every skirt sold. fallingofthe hair.also. There’s 3. 1904 : and If you fall to appear or an in tbe mountain districts this season New trial bottles. 25c; regular size, away and completely broken up. The swer or otherwise plead In said suit, tbe and good roads are badly needed, and Heavy Rain at Durkee. great satisfaction in knowing 75c. At all druggists. wife of the brother who lives on the above named plaintiff will apply to tbe With every $4 «Y) skirt a 75c waist A heavy rainstorm occurred at Dur above entitled court for tbe relief demand place, with her baby, hail a narrow you are not going to be disap free. ed In her complaint, filed in said salt, to- kee. 25 miles east of Baker City. escape from the flood, fleeing some Rauch-Hick* Wedding. wit : For a decree dissolving tbe bond of pointed. Isn't that so? With every $5 00 skirt a $100 waist Monday night, doing considerable matrimony now existing between tbe Toward recovering your health Is Miss Grade H. E. Rauch and Robert distance before the rising waters free. •• Mr hair faded until It wa* ab«»ut white It <lamag<* to alfalfa hay that was al plaintiff and yourself and for tbe care and which nearly overtook them. The took )uwt our b«»tt!e of Ater'« Hair Vigor tn With every $6 00 skirt a $125 waist custody of tbe minor child of tbe plaintiff made when you commence taking I. Hicks, both of Pendleton, were Light place is eight miles from town ready cut In the fields. At one point rewtote it to tt» f.»mter dark, rich color. Your and yourself, to-wlt: Hannah Anderson, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It re married the evening of Saturday last. Hair Vigor » ertah lr dor* what rou claim for free. a mile east of Durkee th«* water ran it.’’ —A. M. B ogua X. KsH-klugLajn. \. C. and that plaintiff have ber former name. stores the stomach to a normal con Rev. G. W. Rigby officiating, at the over the O. R. A N. track for a few With every $6 50 skirt a $1.50 waist NORTH M'KAY ITEMS. Britta Konttas, to her restored, and for f I 00 a l»ott!e. J. c. ATKR CO., •neb other relief as to tbe court may seem dition. corrects the liver, promotes home of S. H. Hicks, in this place. minutes, but no damage was done. free. Mr and Mrs. Hicks will make their fOT ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ equitable. bowel regularity and Induces restful With every $7.00 skirt a $1 75 waist This summons is published pursuant ta home In Pendleton In the western Preaching at Kidder School House Immense Wood Supply. an order of the Honorable William K. El sleep. Doctors endorse and recom part of town. The bride is a sister free. Crop* Need Rain—Harvesting Be lis, judge of the above entitled court, mend it. It always cures Vomitwig, Chris Carlson, of Kamela, has 1200 gins—Preaching at the Kidder With every $9.00 skirt made in open court in this cause, on June Bloating, Headache, Dyspepsia, Indi of Mrs. T. J. Million $S 00 waist cords of wood ready for shipment to —a—wto———a—r—rw »' . ........... ns » ——-to 1st, 1904, which order prescribes that tbe gestion, Dizziness, Cramps and Ma free. School House. Walla Walla, having sold it to dealers seminons be published In the East Ore Real Estate Transfer. With every $10 00 skirt a $225 ADMINISTRTOR'S NOTICE. gonian once each week for a period of not laria, Fever and Ague. Try one bot North McKay, July 2 —Our prayers In that city some time ago. Robert I-alng this morning purchas leas than six («; weeks. Tbe first publl tle and be convinced of its value. wa<st free. are now to Jupiter Pluvlus. cation of this summons was made on June ed through the E. T. Wade agency, of In the Couuty Court of the State of Or Vegetation is now suffering for With every $1200 skirt a $2 50 Valuable Real Estate. 3. 1904. anti tbe last publication will ba Alex Waugh, lots 7 and 8 in block I, ♦*Kt»n for I mat ilia County. HOSTETTER’S July 15th, 1904. moisture. waist free, Mr. Adrain sold $1500 worth of In the matter of the estate of Joaiah South Pendleton, paying therefor $2,- WINTER A COLLIF.lt, Haying herealtoufs Is about conclud strawberries off a three-acre piece Harker Cox, deceaaed STOMACH BITTERS 200. Attorneys for plaintiff Don't fail to visit our shoe depart- Notice I n hereby given, that I have been ed and the hay crop is just about an this season —Freewater Time*. appointed administrator of the eatate of ment. 1 We are closing out several average. Jtwiab Parker Cox. deceased, with the lines in i suppers and Oxfords, just ( will annt'xed. by order made by the above Mr. DeLateur, on the Daniels ranch, In Cnttln run be prevented. < entitled t’ouuty Court, and have duly qnal- has nearly completed his flume and the thing for hot weather. CinER'S BLACK t EG VACCWf, Ifletl: all persons having claims against will soon have water on his extensive California * farorite the moat auo I «aid estate are hereby notified to present gardens. ceaaful, eaaieat u«cd and lÖWMt tlic same, with pi<»|»er vouchers to me nt i priced reliable vaccine made. i my office. No. 112 Court street. In the Joseph Snyder haB completed prep Powder,atringor pill form. Write city of Pendleton. Vmatllla County, Ore | arations and will start with his new for free Black Leg Booklet. g«>n. within six months from this date. Dix*jr-Hww«le«L Constipated and full of dull ache* and pains? threshing outfit on Tuesday next. TUB CUTTER LABORATORY bated July 1, 1904 5an Franciaco F. It CLCPTtlN. Corner Main and Alta Streets J. S. Wheeler has completed the Our vaccines are for sale by Administrator, Etc. Tan. haying on his own and the B. C. Kid Brock A McComas Co. CARTER A RALEY. Attorney«- MINERAL Often The Kidneys Are Weakened by Over-Work. MR. GEO. A. HUGHES PENDLETON HAO HEW MINS G olden W est o o SPICES, COFFEE,TEA. BAKIN« POWDER, FUVORMG EXTRACTS SKIN DISEASES Building I i Material I Grays Harbor : Commercial Co. ; WflERE THERE ARE COWS Ayer’s Hair Vigor Free Shirt Waists THE FIRST STEP Fading Hair ARE YOU BILIOUS? Feverish, JAYNE’tS SANATIVE PILLS ÍIM LEG Lee Teutsch’s Dept. Store