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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1007.
TWELVE PAGES.
FREEWATER
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TROLLEY' LINE SVHVEY
TO THE COLl'MBIA RIVER
Part of the Right of Way Una Been
Scoured Marriage of Well Known
Young Folks Clomi-up Day Was a
Groat Success Will Extend the
Water System to Secure Spring Wa
li'f Plans L'niler Way to Estab
lili a City Park.
JVST1N HEAD SAID TO BE
RECOVERING STEADILY,
Freewater, April 1. Surveyors
have been at work below Freewater,
where It is rumored a line is being
surveyed for an extension of the
electric line of the Walla Walla
Traction company, from this place
through the Hudson Bay district,
and thence to the Columbia river,
making the terminal at Wallula. In
addition to the survey having been
made, it is learned that some of the
right of way hat been secured.
Married.
Sliss Alice Hansel and O. J. Ringer
were united In marriage Wednesday
in Walla Walla, by Rev. C. C. Bab
Mdgje. The couple baa many friends
here who wish them much joy.
Freewater'a clean-up day Wednes
day was a great success in every par
ticular. A big picnic dinner was
given In connection. The Improve
ment is much appreciated.
Milton Notes.
Milton, April 6. A local teachers'
institute Is being held in Milton to
day. State Superintendent of Schools
Ackerman Is here and addressed the
meeting this morning and will
speak again this afternoon. The
meeting is being well attended, and
promises to be successful.
For Spring Water.
The Milton city council Is arrang
ing to supply the city with pure
spring water for domestic purposes
by extending at a comparatively
small cost the present system 2800
feet to a point above Couse creek. D.
W. Eowman, who owns the land on
which the springs are located, has
expressed his willingness to sell to
the city at a very reasonable figure
the ground and right of way neces
cary for the purpose, which takes
In something like an acre of spring
land. Efforts are being made to ex
periment on the matter, however.
For City Park.
A movement has been started In
the city by the Progressive assocuv
tlon to establish a city park. A
committee, A, Allen, S. A. Miller and
W. H. Bailey, has been appointed to
select a site, Boma trees, etc.
Weston Will Have a General Cleanup
April 28 anil 27 Several Cases of
Measles Contracted at Dedication
at Walla Walla Daughter Was
Born J. D. Stevens Will Lecture
on the 8th at Athena Gone to Indi
ana on a Visit.
Weston. April 6. Friday and Satur
day. April 28 and 27 have been ap
pointed as clean-up days In Weston
by the city council. Weston will be
given a thorough cleaning on these
days, and promises to be an enjoyable
undertaking as well as a needed one.
Justin eRad, who was shot a few
nights ago by City Marshal Lavender,
while resisting arrest, is much improv
ed, and it Is now believed that he is
out of all danger. He will be able to
sit up In a few days.
Athena Brevities.
Athena. There have been two cases
of German measles In town, one at the
home of Minister Hoven and one at
the home of Henry Keen. Both cases
were contracted In Walla Walla, dur
ing the dedicatory of the Christian
church in that city.
J. D. Stevens, the socialist, will lec
ture here Monday evening.
Mrs. Jerry Swartz and daughter are
here from Dayton visiting relatives,
George Traux. an old resident of
this place, has gone to his old home
In Indiana, where he will visit relatives
and his mother, whom he has not seen
for 25 years. He expects to return in
June.
The weather has been very change
able In Athena the past few days.
wind, sunshine and rain would take
turn about, and it was hard to tell
what to expect next.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Starr Charl
ton. In this city, April 5, a daughter.
The New Pure Food and Drug Law.
We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs
colds and lung troubles is not affect
ed by the Pure Food and Drug law
tin it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs, nnd we recommend
It as a safe remedy for children and
adults. Kotppen's Drug Store.
The Northern Pacific is working
night shifts on Its terminal ground
at Lewlston, Idaho, and is apparent
ly making every possible effort to
open Its road Into that place at the
earliest possible moment.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel St. George. O. J. Boss, San
Francisco; Fen O. Rosenstein, Port
land; H. R. Hterschberg, New York;
H H. Schmidt, Cresswell; John
Bliikoly, Portland: C. L. Yearsley
and wife, Denver; E. J. Burke, Hart
ford; M. A. Morgrove, TJkiah; Thos.
,S. Harris, La Grande; E. J. Brown,
Portland: S. T. Morris, Los Angeles;
George Wagner, Boise; J. M. Baylor,
Spokane; C. C. Davis, Freewater; B.
B. Hall, Weston; Mrs. C Olson, Re
public, Wash.; E. Gashlll, Walts
jtrg, Wash.
Hotel Pendleton. R. A. Porter,
Boise; E. O. Wells, Portland; E. W.
Blanchard, Portland; C. W. T. Klch,
Chicago; E. Sharmer, San Francisco;
Mrs. (i. A. Tinner, Walla Walla; Jay
Williams. Walla Walla; A. L. Loren
son, Walla Walla: J. H. Mendelhall,
Seattle; Martin Doen, San Jose; G.
W. Thomas, Davenport: Dr. M. Dltte
brandt. Milton; Frank Lee, San
Francisco; N. Jell. Spokane; H
Dyke. Spokane; D. E. Camgan, Spo
kane; O. C. Simpson, Portland; M.
M. Slatteiy, Spokane; Mis. H. I.
Johnton, Spokane; J. B. Wulch, Spo
kane; F. L. Blair, Hermlston; v. W.
P.ailey, Pendleton; P. F, Butler, J.
Swishir; L. C. B?ebe, Seattle; K. A.
Forter, Boise; G. W. Drysden,' St.
Lotus; A. C. Adams, Kansas City:
Mrs. R. A. Ber.r.ington, Sumpter; W.
F. McMuhon, States; J. i. Cunniby.
(ir?non-e; It. H. Shomnker, Genestee;
P. F. Woods, Spokane; L. H. Flagg.
Portion': J. W. Casey. Portland; V.
A. Novell, Portland; G. W. Kenedy,
Paker City: J. W. White, La Grande;
Churles Itntcllffe, San Francisco;
Cora Switzer, Spokane; John Blake
Iv, Portland; Win. Maher.
Golden Rule Hotel. T. U Duns
more,' Portland; Denny Maher,
Brooklyn; S. A. Frans, Spokane; Mrs.
W. J. Higby and family, North Yaki
ma; Mrs. T. R. Clark, Seattle; Wm.
C. Clark and wife, North Yakima:
Mrs. Ester Roder and family. North
Yakima; V. S. Pritchard, Pullman;
William France, Pullman; Roy
Hifby, North Yakima, Chas. Hlgby,
North Yakima; Chas. Good, Pull
man; Olle N. Froomo, Portland; R.
S. French, Starbuck; Owen Purdin,
Tacoina- Mr. J. K. Smith, city; Do
loves Smith, city: C. P. Hulmtn,
nprkaiii; Wm. Kehsler, Spokane; F.
I.. IUI., HermlHon: D. E. Gurdane.
H"i.pnr; J. D. Crcgolre. Adams;
Miss Cora Slpfle, Spokane; Mrs.
Phoebe Butler, Condon; J. H. Cox,
Seattle: Lrm Are, Seattle; L. Cham
bard and wife, IlHthdrum: W. H.
Miller. Colfax: D. V. Rnusman, Echo;
H. Buinestln, Chicago.
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened by Over-Work.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood,
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nrinary and bladder troubles were to be
iracea to uw sianeys,
but now modern I
sciejiye prove that j
nearly all diseases ,
have their beginning !
in the disorder of
these most important !
organs. I
The kidneys filter i
and purify the blood
tliat is their work.
. f 1 - ,.,, nan nndpretand how
quickly your entire body is affected and
how every organ seems w iuu v
duty.
" feel badlv." beein
taking the great kidney remedy, Dr.
Kilmer 8 awamp-iuwv, -
as your kidneys are well they will help
all the other organs to health. A trial
will convince anyone.
If you are sick you can make no mis
take by first doctoring your kidneys.
The mild and the extraordinary effect of
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great
kidney remeay, is
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases, and is sold
on its merits Dy ail
druggists in fifty -cent
and one-dollar size
tu.t(lao Vnti fnnv
have a sample bottle Home of Swamp-Boot
by mail free, also a pamphlet telling you
how to find out if you have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing
hamton, N. Y. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp-Root,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad
dress, Binghamton, N. Y. , on every bottle.
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GIGANTIC j
odds
Mia
day, April &th
2000 yards Wool Dress Goods for our Spring business which was
shipped in December and owing to railway washouts and land
slides we had considered lost turned up Saturday in good shape.
ONE HALF of the Lot Should Now be Sold.
Just Our Luck, We Are Now Overstocked,
and are willing and anxious to place the
entire lot on Sale at a Great Sacrifice.
WE NEED THE MONEY
YOU NEED THE DRESS GOODS
The lot consists of many patterns in plaids and checks. Cashemeres,
Henriettas, Serges, Panama Cloth, Voiles and Wool Batiste, in
Blue, Red, Green, Brown, Gray, Tan, Wine and Black. They
all go at prices you can not afford to pass up.
REMEMBER! Sale Opens Promptly
'oleEi EvAV
nn
mmum,
Be on hand for the Biggest Bargains in Dress Goods ever
heard of in. Pendleton. Tell your friends about it.
ITufah's
STATE OK OBIO, )
CITY OF TOLEDO ss.
LICAH COUNTY.
Frank J. Cheney make oath that b Is
senior partner of tbe firm or 9. i. Cheney
k Co , doing business In the Cltjr of Toledo,
ronn'tr and State aforesaid, and that aald
firm will pay tbe ion of ONB HUNIJItKD
lx.l.LAHH for eac and every case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by tbe nse of
tail's Catarrh Core. FRANK J. CUENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed ID lay
presence, this Ota day of Dacani ber, A. D.
ia6. A. W. OLRABON.
(Seal. Notary Pabile.
Hairs Catarrh Car Is taken Internally,
and acts directly on the Mood sod biikoim
surfaces of the ays tern. Bead for tastl
monLata frs
The Law Says Spray
And Spray You Must
For the law is being enforced. You do not
want to merely comply with the law as
matter of form, but you should use the best
apparatus you can buy:
The Myers Spray Pump
Our stock has just arrived, including
Bucket Pumps, Barrel Pumps,
Horizontal Pumps, Large Hydraulic
Pumps, Gasoline Power Pumps,
.Nozzles and Hose, Bamboo and Plain
Extension Rods,
In various sizes and styles at prices that
eliminate competition.
MYERS LINE MUCH
IMPROVED FOR 1907.
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The Taylor Hardware Co.
Pendleton, Oregon
Ice Cream Parlors Nov; Open
Ice Cream and Soda Every Day
Fresh Candy Every Hour.
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