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Tho Band Is the SmaUor's Protection. kSRsjB
There are
we would like to suggest this J
week and one of the most im-
portant is Diamond W. Of
course you've tasted canned J
fruits and vegetables but did
you ever try "Diamond W"? '
You can't find better, that is j
sure. It all has that natural
llavor so seldom lounu in
canned goods.
f'Diamond W
variety at
is in a big
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OF THO AGES
This means tne American
Business Jinn. If anyone ImH
surpassed him, In history, vc
don't know vlni It is. Ho stnnils
at tho top notch of achievement
In the commercial federation of
tho world. Thoro isn't any sin
Klo factor that you can specify,
assisting in his success, more
important than tho Smith-Premier
Typowrlter. If this is so
and It Is don't you think it
Is worth your whilo to let iib
show you tho merits of the host
typewriter on earth. If you
have a Smith-1'remler already,
glad to hear it sell you an
other next year. You're sure
to grow nnd need NT W1'
Darphy & Dicfcerman
Bole Agents fur tho Pad lie Contt
a 17 Suu-k Htruul l'ortluuil, Ore.
IThe Behukc-WaUer Jlujlnesi Collcci'
haa purchaKd2A8milli Premiers (or IH
new iclicwl.
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DECISIONS
Tin OPINIONS AFFECTING
EASTERN OREGON.
MISSOURI BLACKSMITH ON THE
BOOM
Buggy and Hack Wheels at Cost.
See us forvWheat racks before
ordering elsewhere
WANTED-First-class Horseshoer
$3.00 per day steady.
Missouri Blacksmith
Shop. West Wobb St.
has made the
KINABE
the test Piano in the world
Call and let us demonstrate this to you. We also
carry twentytwo other makes, ranging from 4131500
up. mis, comoineu wnn our easy payment plan,
makes it within every ones reach to have an instrument.
Sheet Music 10 cents
Therkelson's Piano House
Wholesale; nnd ltotnll Dealers hi Kvm-ytlilng Musical
LEGAL BLANKS Sjjfc! l
fa'""" w W w Wt b'
alogve of them. A full supply always kept in stock.
County Road Question In Wallowa
County lo Threshed Over ana Set
tledSupreme Court Reviews and
Decides Important Cases.
Major l.ee Moorhnuso. iktpilty
ck'rK of the Ori'Ron supreme court,
received Iths morning the following
opinions lendored by tho court nt Sa
lem yesterday: '
I -H. Moore, appellant, vs. j .
Huilldny. ailminlfltrator of the estate
ot .1 H Chandler, deceased, respond
cut appeal from Malheur county,
Hon M. 0. Clifford, Judge; .ifunued
opinion by Chief JiiHtlce .Moore. This
was n suit to unlet title to certain
real properly and to enjoin threaten
ed contliutaiiie of trespassers there
on. The nm'at,nns deelileil l.v me mm
preiue court were that the homestead
er before he has received his patent
cannot maintain suit to unlet title, al
though he might enjoin Interference
with his right of possession: also that
an injunction will not be granted to
restrain cutting of grass or other
trespass which does not work Jrrepnr
able Injury to the real property.
Wallowa county, respondent, vs
ainii Wade, appellant; appeal iroin
Wallowa county; Hon. Ilobert Eakln.
judge; alllrmed; opinion by Justice
Hean. This was a salt to enjoin 'le
umlaut from obstructing the public
highway The road in question pass
ed through two sections of land in
Wallowa county, which were taken up
a-- homesteads In HUM. except 10
ncis. which was settled In 189(1. The
roml whs established Jiy the county
court In 1SSS and had been in nee as
such miu'o 1SSU. In I'.mi the defend
aii'. Iv permission of homestead
ilimnnnis. built fences across It. and
(he plaintiff sued to enjoin the main
t nance of such fences. The trial
court rendered a deciee in favor of
the plaintiff and the defendant ap
pealed upon the contention that tho
potlilon upon which tne statutory
proceedings were based was Insulllc
lent to give the court jurisdiction.
The supreme court affirmed the de
cision of the lower court, holding
that the road was a public highway.
Having become under such statutory
proceedings, dedication and accept
ance anil prescription and user, and
as the road bad been In use 13 years,
this was sulllclent to amount to an ac
ceptance of a grant made by con
gress nnd for the establishment of a
highway over the stale land, either
by dedication or prescription.
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DESCRIPTIVE BOOK OUT.
O. R. &. N. Issues 1903 Number of
"Oregon, Washington and Idaho."
Tin' pasFenger department of the
O. It. & S. has issued and Is now dis
tributing the 1UU3 number of their
excellent publication. "Oregon. Wash
ington and Idaho,"
It contains about 'JO pages of high
ly instructive reading matter on the
lesources nnd industries of the North
west. Interspersed with artistic II
lustrations taken from every Imagin
able subject in tho "Oregon country
It will bo sent freo on application lo
the passenger department at Port
land, or to nny agent of the company.
NO SUMMER VAUDEVILLE.
Manager of the Frazer Says the Plan
Has Been Abandoned.
Mention was made some time ago
of tho Intention of the Northwestern
Theatrical Association to place a
summer vaudeville troupe al Pendle
ton for a couplo of mouths this season.
.Mark. Moorhouso, local manager of
tuo i-ruKur, says tho plan has been
definitely nbandoned. Tne associa
tion doubted tho feasibility of the ven
ture. As nothing but llrs(-el:is .-itti-n...
tlons would be booked, the cost of
maintaining a company won d be verv
great and as It would be uu experi
ment in tins city, notniug or the kind
having been tried before, the Induce
ments havo to be very promising to
winiaui mo uuueriuiiing.
National Encampment, Grand Army
of the Republic, San " Francisco,
Cal August, 17 to 22, '03.
For the above occasion the O. It. &
N. Co., will make n rato ol for
tho round trip, Including meals and
berth via O. It. & N. steam. th In both
directions. Datu of sale kugust 8th
and Uth and August 13th and aJth, '03
From Pendleton to San Kranclsco
and return, going via o H. & n.
steamers, returnlm.' vin Kniitiioi-n n.
clfie dull) or vice versa, $31.85.
i-rom t'omileton to San Kranclsco
nnd return via Southern Pacific in
both directions. $31.oif. n.ucs of sale
via Southorn Pacific Aur'ist 12 13
nnd J-l, '03.
If you desire a good complexion use
MoKI Tea. n nurn ImH. ,iii- 11
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on tho liver nnd makes tho altln
Smooth and elenr f',irn li. !..
aches. Twonty-fivo cts. and DO cts.
'u"") leiuniieii it u uoos not satisfy
yoii. Wrlto to W. II. Hooltor & Co..
Buffalo, N. Y,, for freo samples. W.
H. Schmidt & Co,, Druggists.
Hot Lake Bath Houses Finished.
UUOSts will lllo.lnn annnrA l
2?1llcf; nnlcs: Boari1 nml room,
510 to $1G per wool;. Baths, 91.50 nor
week. Tho now bath houso la now
ready.
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llosi'N, iMass., 12 .Shawinut Ave., Oct. 2 Mil
After 1 had been married about four mmiili- 1 1 11 niv
bealtb penerally decline. I seemed to lop tin' I r ' 'p
and drasm d v'earily almiff iiKtcad. Myapix". te 1 in t mi
anil 1 lout health and strennth. 1 wai ncrvuiH and ii.nl
bootina pains thnmfjli lay lliuos and slouiiieli w .. in,ir
down pains and constant headaches added to 111 n. n
The lnrn tnial il.'W liccame more and morn prufme u 1 I
wr. until to attend to my daily duties. Aly Iiii-mikI ' .ai.'tl
111 tli'-ce d.lTereut pbvsicians and I took ommirli meil . to
kill er core a dozen woiucn, but it all had no effect e-i me whatever, until t 1
iiie'v Wine r )f Card 111. In a few days I felt a rluii,"e to tro u ttr. my gP:
trnl biullli iu.pioeil ami at the next time 01 in 1 imw wii!
l.alural H id I ivas in Ichs jmin. (iradually I lecmeni! i, jl'n and ttmnatls
and a'li im in perfect health. I take 1111 ocrnMnnul d.-c m ine of Cardu
wliii'h l:i eps nie well. )
I inn happy to Rive f ye-J 'tf
'mi tins endorsement. (y)t-U r? LS
l'ri'HliU-iii, Hack Hay VunumClu.
Why don't von try for the same health Mrs. Kicker li;u? Itiicajjta
.tfcurc if von tak"e Wine uf Cardui according to directions. Wine of Cardu
atrenL'tlie'nsweaU and worn-out women of anyageandinsi'-Mliemotherud
housewife to bear her examine duties. me ot l.anlui maicea womcatt
for all the duties of womanhood.
Itwll relieve the piinn of irregularity, cures falling ot the womb,
mwl bus been known t'J remove liat Mr
siciaus cuiHidered dant,'ernns tumors. Women who u-a Wine of I'aran
tldu iierioda. Thev do nut sulfrr livfitcrical altaco,
hecaiifo N ine of Cardui gives them strond nen-e fnnl from tlie imtite
of female puireriii((. . , , , ,
A 51.00 bottle of Wino of Cardui iiiirehawil from your drupjwt
trill keep you freo from pain.
The Grand Trunk Gold Mine
Stunpter, Oregon, Gold Mining District.
Is located upon the GREAT MOTHER
LODE system of veins and has for neigh
bors on thnt vein such well known
mines as the NORTH POLE valued at
$10,000,000. The COLUMBIA valued at
$5,000,000. GOLCONDA valued at $3.
000,000. THE MONJVIOTH G. JYl. COS
BELLE BAKER mine valued at $5oo,
000. THE BALD MOUNTAIN valued at
$5oo,ooo, THE IBEX valued at $400,
000, and many others.
The Grann Trunk Rnlri Mining and Milling Co,
Owns Its Pronertv Consisting of 160 Acres of Klch Uold Bearln?iai
It has no indebtedness of any character.
It has a conservative minintf and business manivm
It is offering .50,000 shares of stock at 15- P sharc-
It will become a dividend payer in a short tune.
It will pay you to write us for full particulars anu
careful investigation pUts merits. aaJ
It has the indorsement of mining ion' l"'5"1"
bankers of Eastern Oregon. :
Write us today and let us post you.
3 H. S. McCalitim & Company
3 Miners, Brokorsand Financial Aeons,
3 BAKER CITY, OREGON.
3 Or R. S. ttttYSnN. Local Acent. Pendleton, Oregon.
3 rnld Mi0"1'
5 Our Weekly Mining Letters on Sumpter, Orepon, uoi
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the nicest, freshnst fmit nf all kinds, call or plionu y
Pendleton's only exclasivg Fruit House
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The choicest strawberries from Milton- ' d miij?
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Fruit of every description at retail anu
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