4
1' '
IAN UNHEALTHY HMKI
FALLING HAIR
rmAUY BALDNESS
Duiroy th uuk, you rtmcve
tht effect
Kill the Dandruff Germ
WITH NEWBRO'S
HERPICIDE
The only preparation that
will destroy these parasites.
EXCELLENT HAIR DRESSING-
rorSlebyIIDrujjlsti.
PRICE ?I.W.
COMING EVENTS.
WANTED
Help wanted to harvest the straw
berry crop In the vicinity of Milton
aad Freewater. The crop promises
tto bo unusually large, and outside
help will he needed. There will bo
employment for a large number of
perrons In harvesting tho crop. Fam
ilies who wish to take a six weeks out
ing and combine profit with pleasure
axe Invited to como up to tho Free
water strawberry fields.- Camping
grounds will be furnished free.
Twenty-five cents per crate Is paid
for picking. Address N. W. Mum
ford, Freowater, Oregon, or It. T.
Motley, Milton, Oregon.
LOSSES ALWAYS
MET PROMPTLY
By the Fire Insurance Com
panies we represent. Our
companicb stand first in the
world,
.Hartford Fire Insurance Co.J12,269,07ts
Alliance Assurance Co 29,039,WJ
Jndon & Lancashire Fire
Insurance Co 2,644,683
North British & Mercantile
Co 10,695,974
Hqyal Insurance Co 22,807,153
FRANK 8. CLOPTON
A6ENT
COO MAIN STREET
HOMES
Today I offer the following city and
country property:
S0 per aero for choice 160-acro farm
about one mile from city limits
new house.
$10,000 for COO acres, part bottom, Im
proved: 350 acres In wheat, 6
acres fine orchard; 10 minutes
out.
-irt nnn 190 nnrac nf flrnt-nlnnct wheat
'land, improved; crop goes with
nlnon nnlv Iwa mllpn mit.
1,800 a new house and lot In bot
tom.
nn.l ii m fnr Into nn smith Hide.
A nice business which pays, for about
$1,Z0U. Two otner Business open'
logs.
N. T. Conklin.
:At Postofflce.:
.'Phone, Red 277.
Going to
Improve
Repair your homes or places
of business by Having them paint
ed or papereo.
Come
to its
Large and nicely selected
stock of wall paper anu paints.
E. J. Murphy,
111 Court Street.
Agenoy for the Shorwin-Wll
lkna Faint.
OVD NHWSPAPRIIB TO PUT TJNDKB
Mmti. , n i ahelTM. wall, or for wraD-
,Jtlm. , nftlAn .flfh I at '2K ,rlt tft !DfmdM
Mav 201. O. O. F. grand lodgo,
Portland.
Mu on Tnno a Preabvterlan gen
eral assembly, Los Angeles, Cal.
May 24-29 Commencement at Pen
ton Academy: 24, baccalaureate sor
mon; 27, class day; 29, commence-
ment; 30, banquet.
May 23-28 Commencement week:
field day; 24, baccalaureato sermon;
25 Juniors entertain seniors; 20, pub
lic program by Juniors; 27, senior
class day; 29, commencement; alumni
banquet, 30.
May 26, 27 Caledonian picnic at
Atbcna.
May '28, 29 and June 12, 13 Wool
sales, Pendjeton.
June '1 Circuit court.
June 2, 3 and Juno 23, 24 Wool
sales, Heppner.
Juno 5, 6 Wool sales, Tho Dalles.
June 9, 10 and June 26, 27 Wool
sales. Shaniko .
Juno 15. 16 Wool sales. Baker
City.
Lmn 11 19 13 Ninth annunl re
union, Umatilla county pioneers, at
Weston.
Juno 17 Oregon Pioneer Assocla
tlon, Portland.
iinu is iq woo sales. l'Jicin.
t..., oi oa or. nn,i !fl .TJnntern
UtlltU fcw, " ' t "
Oregon Baptist Association, Pendle
ton.
.Tunn 23 24. 25 State Federation of
Women's Clubs. Astoria.
Julv 2 Eastern Oregon O. A. It. en
campment,' Union I
Tniv r.in Fnrtv-secand annual
meeting National Educatlonnl Asso
ciation, Boston, Mass.
Julv 7 Imnrovod Order of nedmen
great council. Portland.
It Is Coming Rapidly in Pendleton.
EVIDENCE ON THE FOLLOWING
SUBJECT WILL PROVE OF INTER
EST TO EVERY PENDLETON
RADER. So many people go through
tho same experience dally. This pub
lic statement should bo proof positive
to every wavering doubter. Read It
carefully.
Mrs. C. C. Hendricks, wife of C. C.
Hendricks, lnsuranco agent, living at
403 West Court street, says: "When
I first heard of Doan's Kidney Pills
I had been suffering for over a year
with pains In my loins and back and
with a weabness of the kidneys, and
I therefore decided at onco to try the
pills. I got a box at the Brock &
tnmna Cn flriin- alnrft N(1W T llon't
want to say that they havo entirely
cured mo, for t.ne trouoio may reumi
some timo In tho future, but they en
tirely relloved the backache and up
to this tlmo I havo had no return of
the trouble. Only tho other day 1 tola
a lady friend, who Is suffering from
i.l.inn.. trmtliln in irv Hipm and have
recommended them to others. I shall
continue to do so.
For sale by all dealers. Trice fin
cents per box.
Tnator.Mllhiirn f!n.. Tiufffllo. N. Y.
solo agents for the United States.
Remember the name uuan b
and take no other.
Wsmfl as Well as M Are Maie
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trotble.
,.. . . 1.1.. . .... .i..i ll,n mln,l
dlscouragesandlessensambition; beauty,
..ttme nnil flif,rf 111.
n ess soon disappear
when the kidneys arc
out of order or dis
eased. Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it Is not uncom
mon for a child to be
born afflicted with
.. l. H.1VB If the
child urinates too of ten , if the urine scalds
the flesh, or If, when the child reachesan
aKe when it should be able to control the
passage, it Is yet afflicted with bed-wet-tine,
depend upon it, the cause of the diffi
culty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important. organs. """r";
trouble is due to a diseased condition of
the kidneys and bladder and not to a
habit as most people suppose.
Women as well as men ore made miser
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
c.,.mn.Dnnt is innii realized. It is sola
jtt..k v . ,
by druggists, in nity
cent and one-dollar
size bottles. You may
, - Dtttmlp linttle
iiuvu
by mail free, also a nm of Bnmpvw.
pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Root
! i.f.i:.... ...... nf t1irtliniiGnnda of testl
muiuuiuK i'".' v r . a
nnkl letters received from sufferers
cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
... , .. xt v n snrp ntiil mention
this paper. Don't make uny mistake,
. .. . 1 11 '1 .11 f MvnmiKUUL.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad
dress. BiiiBhamton, N. Y., on every
bottle.
STILL PLAYS GOOD BALL.
R. T. Brown, Formerly of Pendleton
Makes Record In Missouri.
nanrrrn Tlrnwn hmthnr flf H. T
Brown, formerly telegraph editor of
the East Oregonian, now euuor anu
ono of tho proprietors of tho Central
Cltv flown) News Letter, continues
nlnv rnn.l litllt Tin hllB llHGn tOlir-
w a"".. . r .
Ing Missouri with tlio cracit team oi
the state. Tho following local no-
tlnnn Frim tllri HlirlnirllGKl. (AlO.)
T nniloi annnt.- fnr tlipmsel VeB !
"Vnvii n norln't RtVPlI 1111 RF1 UPPailSG;
It has a prosecuting attorney on Its
innm Titpiinr Tirnwn Is editor and
publisher of a newspaper In Iowa and
Is a college-bred man. Brown made
himself popular by bringing in the
winning run with his second hit In a
10-lnninc. l-to-0 game this week
oirnlnnt Mnvnrln Mnv 7."
"R. T. Brown pitched a game for
tho Springfield, Mo., ball team Mon
day, against Joplln, letting them
down with two hits nnd no runs. Tho
score was 2 to 0, May 14."
James R. Harrlton. of Kootenai, has
been appointed lumber Inspector for
the Nortnern idaiio uistrict.
INSOMNIA
H-l I 'l"H"H"H"l' 1 1 1 M-M-W-M-t
S Five Porcelain Tubs i
Are now to be found at
Privett's 13 irber Shop and
Bath Rooms We also h.we
five hydraulic chairs. Every-
l,;.fv c nnat nnrl rlnnn Wp
employ none hut first-class X
workmen. Our quipment is
not excelled in Eastern Ore.
44
Privett'5 Barber Shop
723 Main Htreet
"i"H n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 hi 1 1 1
. .. . , ...... IIP i:'lK I...
IIIUVU llfl'll lining , .fc b t- ....
lnaoinnlii, with which 1 liao lucii unilcitil for
over twenty years, iiml 1 cun my tliiiK'aicnrcis
n.iva Kivcn mu muru iiuiui inuiiuii imn.-i itmi
dy 1 liavo ever tried. 1 sli:iii rcrululv nifim
Dieml them to my friciuW ui helnu nil tliry are
rcprcscnieu. iiium. t ii.i.aii, i- ikm. .
CANDY
CAiHAHIIC
TN ADC UANH BMUTtRtO
Pleasant. Halarahte. IVtent. TaHo tlood. Ih
Uooa, tN4ifer tiokon, Wu.iken.or (lilci'. ILk'.Zic.fiuc,
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
lin.TH HAP SoMitntl cn.ir.nufiul Ut nllilriig
MISS SARAH FINLEY,
VIce.Prealdent of tho Palmotto Club, Memphis, Tenn
1 I
I .Yd! Bmh Jtaley. I
INE OF OARDUI
is a thoroughly
scientific and moil,
em remedv. meet
ing the needs of the modern
woman in the modern way
without tho torture of an
operation. Winoof Cardui
has cured them in the pri
vacy of their homes and it
has found a place in the
t.oa. sif A tii or If tin wirmPTl
that no other medicine has found. In
their gratitude over 10,000 American
women have written letters commend'
ing Wino cf Cardui. Wine of Cardui
meets their wants as no other medicino
does. It sustains the young girl at tho
shock of her entrance to womanhood.
Women who take Wine of Cardui havo
little discomfort daring pregnancy and
rMMhirUi. When the
change of lifo appears they enter a
happy, healthy old ago. Every month it
comes to the rescuo to assist Nature in
throwing tho impurities from tho body.
1ft. UmYi TinW. nf Memnhifl.
n iwn j j 1 ,
Term., vice-president of tho Palmetto
Club of that city, speaks for herself and
many friends when she bestows tho
3
following praiso on Wine
of Cardui:
"Amoai? the numerous
medicines pliced before ui-
ferinz women for their reiki
none cm touch McElree'i
Wine of Cixdul. It tower
above them all as a reliable
female remedy. It simply
drives Mia and dkeut away
and rat ore beahh la an incredibly short
period. I have takea great interest la this
mrtirta for the put two years, sloe it
brought health and strength to me. I
have alio recommended it to a number
nl mv friends and they who have used it
speak of tt In the highest terms and I feel
that k fa praise well bestowed."
If you are suffering from female
mnlmma Wine of Cardnl U the medi
cine you need. al
lOUiCan nave neaiui uo soma w
Miss Finley if yon will take the Wist
of Cardui treatment. If you need ad'
vice further than the complete dlrac
tlons given on wo ootus, aaonw im
Ladies Adtisory Department, Chatta
nooga Med. Co., Chattanooga, Tenn,
WlNEofCAHDVl
A million suffering women
have found relief in
Wine of Cardui.
BRiGGSON ITEMS
LIGHT FALL OF 8NOW ON
THE MOUNTAINS SUNDAY.
Saw Mills All Running Full Capacity
and Many Improvements Being
Made High Price for Timothy Hay
South Dakota Man Will Invest.
Tj,t.nn Mnv ir Chris. Peterson
is visiting at tho home of his mother,
Mrs. E. Abrahamson, after an ab
sence of several months.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. moss, oi we",
visited at the home of James Navln
last Tuesday.
Jack Parker, of Athena, came up
with William Wilkinson and spent a
day or two In this vicinity last week.
Abe Ahranamson went, to
Springs Wednesday to visit at mo
home of his sister, Mrs. Henry Fan
"'-Tho formnm nf Weston mountain
,o hmilltii thnlr hnled timothy hay to
Athena, for which they are rcKuivuib
$17 per ton.
inooo Ttni-nn (mm lllnoliam. was In
this locality today looking after hifc
cattle.
.t ic. Davidson, of Athena, waB a
caller In this neck of the woods yes-
lertlay- . . . . in
m ce R u n HtisH. wno nas Hi
fnr the nast few weeks, is said to be
nllltn wnlt nfrfltll.
'i'""-. . . . .,,, ...,.iv.
Rm th Sr. unmuo's saw nun which
started up some tlmo ago, Is running
full blast and is turning out irom 11
tn unn foot of lumber ner nay.
Jsaac Abrahamson is ongagetl in
llKcinc a well for Mr. Glllls, on nis
mountain ranch.
Snow fell here last night to the
depth of ono Inch and today is damp
nnd cloudy.
John Mclntrye. who has been wont
ing for Angus Glllls for the past
month, returned to his homo yester
day near Athena.
Bill Wilkinson, who hns been hero
for the past week looking after tho
Imnrovements being done on his
ranch, returned to his home at Athena
today.
Spring seeding in tills section is
about all done, and tho farmers are
now preparing their ground for pota
toes nnd other truck.
Cecil, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Hagen, is sick with chickenpox.
Willie Narkaus, who Is attending
the normal school at Weston, visited
with his parents here from Friday
until Sunday.
Bingham Springs Resort Will Open.
John Narkaus. Is employed at Ding-
ham SpringB where W. C. Avery lias
force of men at work putting in
garden nnd doing various improve
ments preparatory to opening the ro
sort for the season. Quite a lot of re
pairs are neccssnry owing to tho high
wnter this spring,
South Dakota Man Will Invest,
Robert Kearn, from Mitchell, South
Dakota, has been visiting at tho home
of his old school mate, James Navln,
for tho past few dayB. They had not
seen each other for 14 years. Mr.
ICearn left Thursday for Portland and
Vancouver, where ho will visit for a
few days before returning homo. Ho
Is very much taken with Umatilla
county and expresses his deslro to re
turn In July to buy a homo here after
disposing of his interests in uakotn
GOOD BLOOD
SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
You know when rich, red blood la coursing through
the veins, for it shows In 4he brightness i oI the eye, tie
beauty and clearness of the complexion, the smooth, fair
.wr liealthv constitution. It is cood blood
that'iraparts strength and energy to .the body and keeps it ina
ELnMiilnesa nnd vigor. Good blood is the foundation of cooi
to be physically and mentally sound it must be kept pure and a:
People witn gooa :
steady nerves and are blest with good
appetites and digestion, and enjoy
sound, refreshing sleep. If we could
always maintain the purity of the
blood then.wc might enjoy perpetual
hmMi but it becomes infected ana
humanity andmndcrminc the constitu
tion are caused by an impoverished
or polluted condition of this vital fluid.
When the blood is diseased the skin
loses its healthy appearance, nnd the
complexion, its freshness and beauty
and becomes red and rough and full of
pimples andplotches. Itching, scaly
eruptions, blackheads, boils and rashes
break out upon the body when the
blood is too poor or too thin and acid,
and is not supplying proper nourish
ment to the system. Debility, poor
appetite, bad digestion, restless sleep
and nervousness more often come from
oiuno-icii, Jtrmitm blood than nnv other
Tn hit lid tiD the blood, restore its lost properties and mail
and nutritious again is the'only rational treatment, and the proper
pet rid of Skin troubles, mere is no reraeay line o. a. to acconi
.1 it- .Inn.. . 4- 1 . . .1
S. fc. b. antidotes and removes
blood all poisons and humors, t
it to a normal, healthy conditii
vigorates and tones up the gem
When rich, red blood is an
through your veins all skin
disappear, the appetite improves, the complexion clears and yon
thOSC miSeraDietiepre5SinK cciiiik u"u uu vuuanaa, uuu cnjqyonc
blessings of good health. S. S. S. 13 nature's remedy for all bloodani
eases. It contains no minerals wnaiever, out is guarantee", purely
Write for free book. No charge lor medical advice or other n
desired. TNT SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. A
X was In wretched heelu,. b.I
very much ulceraUd. Tk-V
of 8. S. S., and In rtnurk,!
"UWWIUIT td
food jweed with me. I tblsll
fln. fin 1 1 . ji i . i . I
uunucioe,
Boobnart, Oa.
For three years I had TttteJ
uuua. f di xno tune thel
wg iana or rami
very painful and oaoiinr i
dlaoomfort. Poor dootm
Tetter had progreued too t
cured, and thay could do nnli
me. I took only throe bottleii
ana waa oomptotoly cured. 1!
flttoon years ajo, and I kJ
lnoe aean any sign of By cW
auta.L.B.Jit
8S7 St. Paul St.. Eamu c
SWAM THE DASHING IMNAHA,
31
3 The Grand Trunk Gold M
Wallowa Girl Has a Novel Experience
in Turbulent River.
Mabel Turner, 1C years old, and
engaged at the T. F. Ulch ranch in
Imnaha canyon on the Imnaha river
took a cold plunge in that stream
last Monday morning, swam to the
opposite sliore and, after n few mo
ments- pause, jumped in anu swam
back again, says the Joseph Herald
The llrst plunge wns accidental
Miss Mabel having gone to the stream
to get a bucket of water. Sho fell In
and was drawn rapidly to tho center
and down the stream. In an Instant
she obtained her self-possession
turned to the further shore and, be
Ing a good swimmer, soon landed
The river at this point Is about UIU
feet wide. Sho sat on the bank ami
looked at Its swift, turbulent surface
for a few moments, then Ignoring the
brldgo which spanned tho stream but
a short distance below, she voluntari
ly committed herself to the limpid
waters and swam as gracefully as a
fawn to a point slightly below whoru
her first accidental plunge occurred.
She took up her bucket, which had
lemalned on tho bank, filled It from
tho stream and walked demurely back
to the house with water streaming
from her waist and skirts. She says
she would not bo satisfied If she had
been prevented from swimming hack,
"Just to get evon."
Sumrtcr, Oregon, Gold Mining Distril
Is located upon the GREAT MOTHEI
LODE system of veins and nasiorneign
hnrc nn ihfit vein sucn wen Know
mines as the NORTH POLE valued
m.nnn.nno. The COLUMBIA valued
$5,000,000. GOLCONDA valued at $31
nnn nnn THP MONMOTH G. M. CUI
BELLE BAKER mine valued at $5od
ooo. THE BALD MOUNTAIN valued
$5oo,ooo. THE IBEX valued al 540
000, and many others.
The Grand Trunk Gold Mining and
Owns Its Property Cons'stlng of 160 Acres of RIchdoldBM
Ii lia nn iiulfluednis of anv character.
It lias a conservative mining and business managj
It is offering 50,000 shares of stock at 15. p U1
It will become a dividend payer in a short time. I
It will pay you to write us for full particulars ana
careitu investigation 01 11& mi". . 1
It line tl,r. milnnnmnnl nf mininC men, UUSIII"5 1
bankers of Eastern Oregon.
Write us today and let us post you.
H. S. McCaltom & Comp
Minors, Brokorsand Financial ABntl
BAKER CITY. OREGON.
Or R. S. BRYS0N, Local Agent, Pendleton, On
Our Weekly Mining Letters on Sumpter, Oregon.'
r.f:..!. . it AnnllcatlOD.
uisinui rice u "ft
'Will
Change In Time of President's Special
Train.
On request of various business
lieonlo of tho city, tho O. It. & N. Co.
Iiub changed tho tlmo of tho special
trnln leavInK Pendleton May 2Gth for
Walla Walla to leavo Pendleton at
12 o'clock, noon, instead of 10 a. m.,
ah advertised heretofore. Mnke n
note of this and hear In mind tho
special train leaves at 1 2o'ciock noon,
'nils change In time no doubt wll bo
appreciated by tho business people,
and public genornlly, as it will only
bo necessary to bo absent from tho
city ono lmlf day In .order to malw
tho trp to Walla Walla. NTlioso do
siring to leave earlier in the day can
do so by urlng tho regular trnln at
HHIMMHMIMIII1
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lined-
Nirnlu mnwpH T.awns are easily maintain
at our
Easy Runnins: Lawn Mow
They are made on the correct f,,,'w7.,, hARUl
hm T at lie oiinnlv VOU Will' " . ,1
Best goods at lowest prxes.
Thompson Hardware
621 Main s"crl
EVERYTHING IN THE
Headquarters for Fishing Supplies-
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