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t .', -'Sti,litf.1,7rfc mailt itit owmoaiAw. Htroumnt, omxa. Saturday, may is, it. FOURTEEN PAIJieS. DO YOU GET UP WITH AIAME HACK? Ddney Trouble Makes Tou Miserable. .Almost everybody who will the new. . papers is rare to know of the wonderful faJjft Ik Kilmer's Swamp- Root, the great kid- . ney, liver ana oiaa 1 der remedy. .It u the great mea ical triumph of the nineteenth century ; discovered after year of scientific research hv Dr. Kilmer, the eminent kidney and bladder specialist, and is wonderfully successful in promptly curing lame back. Uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and Bright1 Disease, which is the worst I nf VMnrv trouble. Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec ommended for everything but if you have kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found just the remedy yon need. It has in ao manv wavs, in hospital v mnA in nrivate practice, and has proved so successful in every case that special arrangement has been made by which all readers of this paper, who have .i.lv tried it. mav have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book tell-I-- mnn..hnnt Swamn-Root.and how to 6ndont if youhavekidney or bladder trou ble. When writing mention reading this generous off er in this paper and send your address to Dr. K.umer XT I KITIVDHUlLUn. MT yt V. The renularL !" fiftv-cetit and one- lll.-.i hnttlea are Baa aald hv all pood druggists. Don't make n v m intake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, nd the address. Binshamton, N, Y., on every bottle. BRIEF RECORD OF COUNTY EVENTS Special ECHO K BOTES CLOSING EXERCISES OF I THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Confectionery Store Change Hands Several Real Estate Transfers TJmatUla Sending Out Fine Straw berries All Crops In Fine Condi tion Severe Case of Pneumonia Prosperity Under the Furnish Pitch Wheat Beginning to Head Ont. . TV n In H NEWS OF WESTON NO TRACK STRANBERQ OF WILD HORSE MOUNTAIN Many Believe He Wandered Away Demented Death of George Yonng at San Jose, Calif. Second Kiln of Brick Is Burning Revival Meet ings at the German Baptist Breth ren Church Caledonian Picnic At tracts Many People. , Satuaday Night at The Fair Store After 7 o'clock Saturday night, we will sell the following articles at the very, low prices quoted below : MEN'S BLACK SOCKS, S PAIRS FOR 150 MEN'S COTTON SOCKS, MIXED COLORS, , ...40 PAIR MEN'S SHIELD BOWS AND FOUR-IN-HANDS, ALL NEW GOODS ISO EACH LADIES' "TOPSY" LACE HOSE, WORTH 85c, SATURDAY NIGHT ' 25o PAIR v LADIES' WAISTS, WORTH f 1.25 AND $1.50, SATURDAY NGHT 99c EACII LADIES' SUN BONNETS, NEW SHAPE .10 EACH FIGURED LAWNS, 100 AND 120 KINDS To YARD HOOKS AND EYES, 5c, 7c AND So KINDS, 8 CARDS FOR 100 - CHILDREN'S HOSE, SLIGHTLY SOILED So PAIR TOILET SOAP, ALL; 5c SOAPS, 8 BARS FOR 10c WE GIVE RELIEF. In our Sunshine remedies will be found a remedy for almost every ill, ache or pain: guaranteed. If not sat isfied, your money back. Just arrived from New York, ladies' Hand Bags. Sale la on this week. F. J. DONALDSON, Reliable Drunggtst and "The Actor's Story, t v w r m w r KLo n Meat Fish - Sausages Lard delivered promptly each day! Empire Meal Go. Phone Main 18 v4tScf So4t4ftSI'IStle PROMPT SERVICE I QUICK DELIVERY Choice Fresh Meats, Lard, Sausages and Smoked Meats every day at the Central Meat,Co. Carney, Ramsdell & Co. Telephone Main 33 ORIENT CLARK'S 10TH Annual Cruise, Feb. , '08, 70 days, by specially chartered S. S. "Ara bic." 10.000 tons. 30 TOURS TO EUROPE, 3 ROUND THE WORLD. FRANK C. CLARK, Times Bnlldliur, New York. GOOD SECOND H4ND PIANOS BOUGHT FOR CASH WE REBUILD PIANOS. Here Is your chance! here la an op portunltv never before offered outside of a large city. We carry with us the largest line of Piano Makers' Supplies west of Chicago and are prepared to do any work Included In our line. What la meant by REBUILDING J tut this: We place new felts, new leathers and now bushings in every part of an old action: put In new hammer and strings If necessary and deflnlsh the cue, making the old piano practically as pood as new and all this at a very moderate price corr pared to what you will have to pay for a new piano. Your nsed pi ano of good make, rebuilt. Is worth more than a cheap new one but If you have made up your mind to pur chase a new piano we will offer you cash for the old one. It la worth more to us than piano dealer. Do not be afraid to have us rail and ex amine your piano and give esti mate!. We have nothing to rell you. We will make this territory regu larly in the future, having our head quarters In Walla Walla. Special rate to realers on expert tuning and regulating. RIDGWAT CO. Phone Black 84JI. Residence lf Willow street. Dairy as Oregonlan by carrier, Echo. May 25 Last night the closing exercises for the Echo pub Uc school were held at the city hall, a large number of people in Echo and vicinity being in attendance. The past school term has been a very sue cestui one, and three of the four teachers In the school have been re elected for the next term Professor Kecler, M'ss Delia King and Miss Rippey. The following program was carried out Song By the School. Recitation "Molly's Courtship," Frances Elam. Piano Puet Mona Irvln and Vj. vlan Bailey. Dialogue "An Indian Raid." Mas ters Ftteb, Young and Blbdgett, Misses Kennison and Thrasher. Song "Eeautiful Bird," Miss Rip pey s Pupils. Recitation "College Oil Cans," Helen Kirk. So.ig "Fairyland," Twenty-four Girls. Instrumental Music. Tableau "Nobody Works Rut Father." Sash Drill Miss King's Pupils. Song Thelma and Edna Sailing. Tablfauj-"Temptntion." Piano Duet Vivian Bailey ilona Irvln. 'Ten Little Indians," Miss Rlppey's Pupils. Recitation' Ethel Wells. Dialogue "The Matrimonial Ad vertisement." Misses Petersen, Grit' fltW and Allen; Masters Ripper and Fulford. Sona "Vucatlon," intermediate Pupils. Music. Tableau "Tenting on the Old Camp Ground." Pantomime "Old Kentucky Home." Song "Our National Flag," by the School. Harper In Trouble. Joe Harper, who was employed at camp No. 2 on the government pro Je"t, whs arrested a few evenings ago on complaint of his wife, who com plained he had been too severe with their son. had been drunk ana ai orderly and various other charges. He was placed under bonds, but the suit was afterward dismissed, as tne couDle had settled property differ ences and come to an understanding. Recent Property Sales, Mrs. M. F. Dorn and son Henry, have purchased the J. M. Mummy residence and two lota In the city. Mrs. Walter Smith has purchased the confectionery store which has been conducted by Mrs. Chaffee near the Hotel Echo for some time. J. C. Oulllford has sold 100 acre of land, three and a half miles south of town to Chris Roberts or idano, for a consideration of $2700. - Mr. Roberts will make his home here. Joe Bailey has returned from La Grande, where he lias been attending the I. O. O. F. convention as a dele rate from Echo. Mr. and Mrs. J. H Young have also returned, being del esules from the I. O. O. F. and Re- bokah lodges. Some very fine strawberries have been shipped In here from Umatilla lately and sold In the different stores, They are reported as being as fine as any Hood River berries that ever came Into the market The wheat crop in the Echo coun try Is beginning to head out in dlf ferent places, and It never looked better than It does at this time of the year. The recent rains have been a great benefit to crops of all kinds, Alfalfa will be cut In the course ol week, and some report that the first cutting will be made In some places the first of next week. Mt. and Mrs. B. M. Hoggait have arrived In Echo to locate permanent' lv. Mr. Hoggart will he connected with the Talnce barber shop. The S-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs, Thrasher has been quite seriously 111 for several days with pneumonia. Roy White and Inland Russell th dam site and James Brown an Frank Russell were up from Her mlston yesterday on a brief business trip. C. L. Morgan, the genlul host the Hotel Hermlston. came up from that place Thursday and he In cqm.' nuny with Attorney R. R. Johnson and Louis Scholl, Jr., went for a spl around the country. They Incident ally wnt hunting, and one of them Is reported to have killed a bird with a stone. Everything Is moving along nicely at the government works, where large number of men are continually employed. Water on Furnish Lands. C. U. Adams, who has charge he Furnish lands,. states that every' thing Is satisfactory so far. Page Kyle and the different parlies wh have land under the ditch are much pl-aed with the way things are go Ing, and have a large amount land under cultivation at this time. Weston, May 25. John Stranberg. the Ftnlander who has been missing from Wild Horse mountain for some weeks, Is still being searched for, and the mystery Is as deep as 'It was at first No trace can be secured of him. It is believed by many of his friends that he wandered away In a condition of partlol dementia, . as everything goes to show, in and about his cabin, that he Had no Intention going whatever. Dies In California, George A. Young, a former well known resident of Weston, died May 13. 1907. at San Jose. Calif., after suffering for some montha from tu berculosis. He had many friends and relatives in this vicinity who were pained to hear of his death. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Barnes, Mrs. Alice Kirkpatrlck and F. F. Humes- ton were In La Grande this week as delegates to the lodge convention. The second kiln for the present season Is being burned at the Weston hrlck yard The yard Is maintain- Ina an average payroll of about 30 men. The company is having con' slderable wood shipped from Trout- dale. The Weston public schools have closed after a very successful term. Memorial services will be held at the M. E. church Sunday. Revival meetings have been in progress at tne uerman oapusi Brethren church for several days. Tno meetings are being conducted by Evangelist J. U. O. Stlverson of Wei- ser, Idaho, wno nas oeen in me nu- slonary field for many years. Many people in TVenton and vicinity have been attending the Caledonian picnic at Athena yesterday and today. tllG These are for Saturday night only. Fair PoporfrnQni Store. Grant County Wool to Baker City. The first of this year's .wool clip from Grant county will arrive In Ba ker City tomorrow from the O. S. L. Smith bands near Susanvllle and Is consigned to. Messrs. Blackburn ft Hrock of this city. It Is expected that the greater part of Grant county wool will find a market In Baker City this year and It may be held until wool sales day In July, at which time many eastern buyers will be here. Baker City Democrat . Wonderful Eczema Cure. "Our little boy had ectema for five rears." writes . a. Aoams, nrann- ta. Pa. "Two of our home doctor nld the case ss hopeless, his lungs being affected. We then employed other doctors, but no benefit resulted. by chance we read of Electrio Bit ters; bought a bottle and aeon notio- ed Improvement We continued this medicine until several bottles were nsed, when our boy was completely cored." Best of all blood medicines and body building health tonics. Guaranteed at Tallman ft Co.'s drug store. 50c. Things that make women feel blue are apt to make a man "smile." HOUSEKEEPERS Store News from the ICew England State. If any one ha any doubt a to the virtue of Foley Kidney Cure, they need onlT refer to Mr. Alvln n. Stlmpson. of Wllllmantlc, Conn., wh after almost losing nope or recovery. en account of the failure of so many remedies, finally tried Foley's Kid ney Cure, which he says was "Just the thing" for him, as four bott) cured htm completely. He I now entirely well and free from all the suffering Incident to acute kidney trouble. Koep ten's Drug Store. Twenty-Third International Christian Endeavor Contention Seattle, WaslL, July 10 to IB, Inclusive, For above occasion O. R, A N. Co. will make rate of one and one third fare for round trip. Tickets on sale July 8 and ; final return limit July 18, ItOT. For further information call on local agent or write. WM. H'MURRAT, Q. P. A., Portland, Or. HOI Eli ARRIVALS. Hotel St. George. J. W. Wave, A'.phend, Mich.; Judpe Cameron and Scott. Cortland, Ore.; J. A. Allison, Portland; J. O. Heltt, St. Joe; L. K. Kellogg, rortland; C. F. Williams, Snokane: C. J. Hockensmlth. Imnv: L. W. Damon and wife, La Grande: Mrs. .G. T. Hockensmlth, Albany; Thos. Johnson, .Portland: Oliver P. Morton, U. S. ts. a.; unas. Wilson, Bnycnne; Evans, O. R. & N.; Edward Hogan, Chicago; J. B. Ste venson, Chicago; h. a. rameeni, Walla Walla; Lany Wright and wife, Watcher, Wash.; Mrs. J. W. Gtm mens, Orlflno; Wm. Mameand, Oma ha; Mrs. Ange Thompson, Omaha; Ida Fink, Caldwell; Mrs. Mary .Aid rich, La Grande; Maynard Spink, Ne braska; Aldrlch, La Grande; Jolin Larson, Spomeone, N. Y.: Mra, May Noble, Margarita Noble, La Grande; Elizabeth Noble, La Grande. At Cottonwood, Idaho, three sa loonkeepers Fred Milton, John Furke and Pud Wilson pleaded guilty to violating the Sunday closing H-n and each was fined 834.40 and -ntenced to serve one minute In Jail at Granpevllle. I Do you have "blue Mondays" at your home? We have an an tidote; send your family wash ing to th Troy Laundry and have It done for Seven cents o pound Table line and bed linen Ironed wearing apparel washed and starched ready to Iron. This Is not only the best, most satisfac tory method, but the cheapest for dependable work. Troy Laundry, NOUN ft SON, Prop. .'Phone Main 179. Any Time : a Good Time,, But Now The Best. Now is tne accepted time to have your house painted or pa pered. A little painting here and tnere will help It looks wonderfully. Some nice, bright. new wall paper will lend a freshness to any room. Our took of wall paper waa never more complete pattern In endless variety and every one new and up-to-date In color de sign. Bettor come In and let a show them to yon and tell you what it will cost for your whole house or one room. PENDLETON PAINT STORE E. J. MURPHY, Prop. 'Phone Black 8181. 181 B. Court St PASTIME PARLORS A quiet, orderly place for a game of pool, billiards or a little exercise la bowling. HENDRICKS' BASEMENT. Corner Main and Webb ' Street. Hotel Pendleton. P. L. Campbell, Eugene; Z. C. Spencer, Chicago; w. R. Norrls, Chicago; Isaac Grab, Bt. Louis; Jas. Wright, Spokane; O. A. Stone, St. Paul; Zetta Hager, Hepp ncr; J. L. Adams, Spokane; Geo. Stevens, Spokane; J. F. Cameron, Spokane: W. R. McMahon. Spokane; A. C. Reeves, T. C. Lord, Joel wicn olas, Joe Langford. O. D. Galley, Portland;. A. C. Levey, Chicago; P. and wife, La Grande. Golden Rule Hotel. Geo. Lawson, Holse; Vlnnle Budd, Salem. J. B. Aley, Spokane; L. B. Davis nnd wife, Eastlnnd: M. C. Winters, Portland; W. R. McRoberts, Spokane; J. H. Roddy, Starhiick; Pan Brownell, Hermlston: R. C. Canfleld and wife, city; Mrs. C. W. Orton, Spokane; A. D. Smith, Echo; E. Smith, Echo; H. Suhl. city: Mrs. J. M. McCully, El gin: Floyd McCully, Eljtln; O. A. Hireling, Echo; W. Davidson, Echo. Kidney trouble kills more people than any other disease. Thl Is doe to the disease being so Insidious that It gets a good hold on the system be fore It 1 recognised. Foley Kid ney Cure will prevent th develop ment of fatal disease If taken In time. Koeppen's Drug Store. WALTER'S NEW- "HARD WHEAT" FLOUR Try It Walters' Flour Mills PENDLETON, OREGON New brand now on the market. Made by his new modern process. It beat all for perfect bread baking. Notice. All parties knowing thsmselvee to be indebted to mc, will kindly call at my office and settle within the next 80 days. ROBERT FORSTBR- . Disturbed the Congregation. The person who disturbed the con cirregatlon last Sunday by continual ly coughing I requested to boy a bottle of Foley Honey and Tar. Koeppen's Drug Store, Just. Received A CARLOAD OF Gas Slages and Stove Plate Call and Pick Yours Out NORTHWrSTERN GAS ELECTRIC CO, MATLOCK BUILDING THEY UNANIMOUSLY AGREE that our choice beer Is the finest and purest evor brewed. Those who are the best Judges of beer are fond of It and. pralsa It to the skies. It 1 th output of experienced brewing, com bined with the best and purest Ingre dients. This beer Is always In elegant condition, and whether used as an or dinary table beverage or a a tonic for the lck and convalescent. It will be found a most superior article. If you try it you'll always buy It Case of two dosen bottles delivered to your house for only 81.00. Old Kentucky Wine and Liouor Store, iOHS GAGEN, Prop. 'Phone Main ((0. Court St, opposite Golden Rule Hotel, The French RESTAURANT Pendleton's most pop ular Dining Room. Best 25 cent meal in the city Thoroughly renovated and all new dishes. Oryille Coffman Proprietor HOTEL PORTLAND OF PORTLAND, OREGON. American Han, 81 per day and up ward. Headquarter for tourists and commercial travelers. Speeiai rates made to families and single gentle men. The management will lie ple ed at all times to show room nd gtv prices. A modern Turkish hs-s establishment In th hotel. H. a BOWERS. The East Orcgonlan I Eastern Ore gon's representative paper. It lead and the people appreciate It and show H By their liberal patronage. 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