:AST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREOON. MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1903.
DAILY
Woen as Well as Men Are Made
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.
lidney trouble preys upon the uiitul,
(litcoumgesamlk'sseiisnmbition; beauty,
vigor anu cncenui
ucss soon disappear
when the'kidncysure
' out of order or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
lecome so mrevnlent
that it is not uncom
' mon for a cihlld to be
born afflicted with
weak kidnev6. If the
childurinates toooften, if the urine scalds
the flh, or if, when the child reaches on
aire vVhcn it should be able to control the
iW. itenendutmnit. thecauseof thodllTi
niiv U kiilnev tiouble. and the first
6tep should be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to a diseased condition of
the kidneys and bladder and not to a
habit as most people suppose.
Wnmen.as well as men ale made missr
able with .kidney and bladder trouble,
nnit Vmlh iine.1 the same ureat remedy
The mild and the immediate effect of
ft wnmD-Root is soon reuliied. It is sold
by druggists, in hlty
cent and one-dollar
size bottles. You may
have a sample bottle
bv mail free, also a
pamphlet tellinj; all about 'Swamp-Root,
including many of the thousands'of testi
monial letters received from sufferers
cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer ic Co.,
Ilinghamton, N. Y,, le sure and mention
tins paper. in I maice any uusukc,
but remember the name, Swani-Koot,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad
dress, Diugliamton, N. Y., on every
bottle.
THE STATE F.
ARM
CONDITION OF THE UNION
EXPERIMENT STATION
Boa of Swunp-Boot
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
&Td tiant rcculnr, hHhr uoremrnt of th4
r- r tl. j. uu n III or wilt l. Krp joai
et,Ait, t.t l-crlf ' wnjr qi kttag 111 bOWU
JM U ! .11.
CANDY
f& . CATHARTIC -
PAT JENI LIKE CANDY
ntuwl, 1'AlaUMr. loUnt. Tiito ClooJ. DoUacd
Jtoirr blckhU, lieaLra. tlrip-. !(.. and 64 rrati
Cr box. WK for ftttm .iljt(k aiil lioolttet or
allh. AiUrew S
msuui untsr mrm. cuicito w stn tob.
Ut? YOUR BLOOD GLEAN
LET US SUPPLY YoU
WITH
Building...
...Material
DIMENSION LUM HER OK
all descriptions. Bash,
Doors, Blinds. Mould,
ing, llullding aud Tar Pa,.cr.
Bring Your Bill to Us and
Get Our Figures,
Grays' Harbor Com Co.
Opp. W: & C. R. LVpot
I BEST MEATS
i ,
j Tender Beef
f Prime Pork
f ( Fine Veal
, Best Mutton
Delicious Lamb
t
The 'proprietor of'jthjs meat
f market is a stock raiser on
3 Butter, Creek andwilllbe able' j
Many New Grasses Developed and
Great Advances Made Litigation
Over Water Rights May Result Dis
astrously for the State New Build
ings Completed In Which -.to Store
Crops.
J. K. Weatherford, president of the
board of regents of the Orogon Agri
cultural college, in his annual roport
to tho governor on tho conditions of
the college and its auxiliaries, says
regarding the Eastern Oregon experi
mental substation at Union:
The station .at Union is prorlng a
success beyond tour most sanguine ex-
doveiopmcni oi
lug alder which Is n favorlto bovorago
throughout Brittany, and for which
thoro Is a particularly largo demand
this year becnuso of tho failure of tho
wine crop.
California Prunes and Apricots.
Tho failure of tho fruit crop has
also resulted In tho almost complete
surrender of the markot for prunes
and apricots to California. Last year
several hundred tons of California
prunes and apricots were marketed
here. This year tho quantity will bo
troblod. Local bral.tirs and Imjinmrs
complain of ttho excessive freight
rates from Now Yov to Nantes and
are very anxious ,o sea a dlroot line,
of cargo steamers from Nantes to
Now York.
It cost $1 n barrel for the hauling
and handling chargoa on dried irult
from Now York to Nantes vl.v Hnvro
or Hordeaux, and this is rcgardeJ en
excessive, particularly in view of tho
fnrt that tho charges to Havro ere
only 60 cents a barrel.
Nantes, France, Oc:. I, 1903.
nectatlons. The
l nii iint -miM hn hnmri lnr
In tho longth of Umo the station has ' A Costy Mistake,
been In operation, In fact somo of the ' Hlumlers are sometimes very ox
experiments In that lino aro more pensive. Occasionally life Itself la tho
than successful ' I,rlce of a mlstnlic, but you'll novor bo
wrong ii you uute xr. King's Now
Life Pills for Dyspepsia, Dizziness,
Headache, IJver or Bowel troubles.
CENTENARY.
Celebrations In Honor of Birth of
Gerald Griffin.
Umdon. Doc. 21. During tho week
just ended thoro were held In various
parts of Ireland Interesting colobra
Hons of tho centenary of the birth of
Gerald Orimn, tho poet, who wns born
December 12. 1803. The author of
"Tho Collegians" nnd other notablo
works first saw tho light in tho city
of Limerick, nnd ho died In Cork,
where ho labored many years as a
Christian Brother. Somo portion of
his active nnd useful life was also
spent In Dublin.
Griffin was a man ondowod with
brilliant Intellectual gifts, which he
generously placed nt tho Borvlco of
his country, and, although not gener
ally acknowledged ns n great poot, his
writings nro marked by a roro pathos,
beauty nnd finish. Efforts nro now be
ing mndo In Llmorlck to discovor tho
houso in which ho wns born, with a
vlow of having a tnblot attached to
It tc porpotuato his memory.
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to furnish the best meats in
the market in any quantity
S. WARNER, Propr.
New Milarkcy Building West
Court Street
fboae Mtin W8I
Tho Oregon brome, .a now grass de
veloped by Prof. Lcckenby. Is proving
!...,, . . Thfiv nr pontic. vit thnrniiirh OK n
developed nt tnis station, anu nameu To' Co , ' J" ' rto
Hie Evergreen, bids fair to rival any- iollman & IQ- s a rug store.
thing that has yet been discovered or
produced In the way of grass, nnd wo 1Illve u tried tho Golden Rulo
are assured this grass can bo maiks,oro- If not. wnv
tn miw successfullv on th arid soil '
r r. . rmnnv If an I. IL'lll m. I
.!, f..n.fnl,l nil (he ..vnonnnH i.
Incurred In the malntcnnncf nf tnn
station.
number of other new nnd useful ,
grasses nre being experimented with '
from which we hope to realize eicel
lent results.
Improvements.
The last legislature appropriated
20,000 for the improvement and
maintenance of this station nnd it has
been thought advisable to use a part
of this fund for the purpose of build
ing fences, making ditches and erect
ing barns to be used at the station
for tho purpose of feeding aud taking ,
care of cattle, sheep and hogs nnd ex-1 j,
perimentlng with the various classes
of grains, grasses and other food In i
the development of beef, pork and
mutton. I
A contract has been let to .Mr. j.
L. Rlator tn prnrt a suitable anil mm.
modlous barn for this purpoi-e at and 1
tor ine sum or ju.avu. it is to oc com
pleted in the early fall and wo trust
will bo In time to storo away a por
tion or the crop of hay and gram pro
duced on the farm by the statio"tT
force.
Litigation,
Wj are experiencing some difficulty
with the Hutchinson Brothers, who
own lnrge tracts of land joining the
station farm. It originated out of an
irrigating ditch that passes over ...e
experimental farm lands to tho lands
of the Hutchinson Brothers. Wo had
some trouble last year with theso gen
tlemen, but thought that we had set
tled the same to the satisfaction of
all parties concerned.
However, without any apparent rea
son therefor, the Hutchinson Broth
ers undertook to enlarge their elite,
and to dam up the natural waterway
that flows over our lands In Mich a
manner as to forco the water out over
quite a large portion of our lands and
to sub-Irrigate another large portion
of it the effect of which is to prevent
the use of nearly all the grounds .that
have been set apart for experimental
purpo( and would, K continued, de
stroy tl'.ls year's erois.
An Injunction suit was commenced
In the name of the board, and Mr.
Lcckenby, in. charge of the station. In
the circuit court of Union county.
Oregon, enjoining the Hutqhlnson
Brothers from interfering with the
natural waterways and from enlarg
ing their ditch and from forcing the
water back In such a manner as to
injure our lands. This suit is now
pending In tho circuit court and will
bo heard some time in tho near tu
turo. From the facts as reported I feel
confident that we will be able to
maiutaln our position. Jf no', we will
at least have determined hy a decree
of the court what our rights aro in
the premises and what we may expect
in tho future.
But If the contention of the Hutch
inson Brothers should be sustained
and a decree rendered In their favor,
the station lands will be rendered of
'little value for anything excepting
wild grasses and it will be an irru-1 'J
parauie injury to me station lanus.
i feel as though some .action should
bo taken by tho board In reference to
this Important matter at its present
tfi-sslon.
Acker's Blcod Elixir positively cures
Chronic Blood Poisoning and Scrofu
lous affections. At all times a
matchless system tonic and purifier.
Money refunded If you are not satis
lied. 60c. and $1.00.
For salo by F. W. Schmidt & Co.
For Bale.
Eight hundred blgh-grado stock cat
tle at a bargain. Hay to winter cattlo
If desired. Enquire of
C. B. WADE, Pendleton, Or.
(genu
(4 That
harm
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Meat Market
FRENCH FRUIT FAILURE.
PIIOMPT, RELIABLE BERVIOE
A. J. BEAN
HAULING OF ALL KINDS
Goad Uka txot'ot care of, Lmt order t
HKiuii. rnumioinii
American Prunes Taking; Plac of the
European Article.' '.
Benjamin H. KIdgeley, American
consul at 'Nantes, France, sends .the
following circular to the department
of commerce and labor on tho fail
ure of tho French fruit crop. He
says:
In a special report dated April 21,
1903, I advised tho department of the
almost complcto destruction of tho
fruit crop In western .France. The re
sult of this fruit failure wit, as pre
dicted, an Immediate and largely in
creased demand for American dried
fruits and prunes. Tho aetlon of the
buicau of forelgu commerce of the1
department of stato fn promptly pub
lishing tbo above and other similar
reports onabled various American
fruit exporters to communicate
promptly with this consulate and In
establish Immedlato relations with
brokers and Importers.
More Amorlcan dried fruit has boon
marketod at Nantes this summor than
in any previous year. It Is likely that
20,000 barrels of Amorlcan sliced ap
ples alono will have been sold here
before the season Is finished. The
bulk of this product Is usod for mak
t
4-
Fancy leather bindings irred, green and. black, ooue calf, limp leathers, Royorolter style, limp lizzard bindings, odd audi
Popular Poets in real uoal bindings. Pyrogravnre bindings, the latest thing.
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Girls' Books
The Alcott books, the Elsie books, the Pepper books,
Francis Hodgen Burnett and many otl.ur.new books.
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The Alger books, the Hcnty books, Ernest Thompson
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1
Pictures
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Christmas tree' decorations, some new ,hinB!,'(
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