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PAGE SIX. DAILY EAST ORE GO MAX, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE S, 1907, EIGHT PAGES. ENORMOUS SALES COOPER REMEDIES LEADING TOPIC IN ST. LOUIS Interviews Obtained With Number of . Caller at Young Man's Head quarters Would Indicate That He 1 More Than a Pasting Fad, As Has Bern Claimed by Many Phy sicians. BRIEF RECORD OF COUNTY EVENTS Special FREEWATER M1LTQN U NEWS NOTES St. Louis, Jur. . The most inter esting feature of the enormous sale of the Cooper preparations, now go ing on in this city. Is what the medi cines are actually accomplishing among the people of St Louis. At the commencement of his vis It here Mr. Cooper prophesied that during the latter part of his stay he would receive hundreds of callers dally who camo simply to thank' him for what the preparations had done. He also stated that stomach trouble Is the foundation for a great many diseases, and that his New Discovery as It Is called, would prove very ef fective In all cases of rheumatism, simply by getting ttye stomach In working order. That this prophecy has been ful filled cannot be doubted after a half hour spent at the young man's head quarters, listening to what his call ers have to say. A reporter who watchedto ascertain If possible, some light on the reasons for the Immensity of Cooper's success Interviewed about 20 of his callers yesterday afternoon. The statements made by those seen indicate that phy sicians who claim that Cooper Is merely a passing fad, have not look ed Into the facts. Some of these statements were as follows: Mrs. Anna B. Hampton, living at 1422 Michigan avenue, upon being questioned, said: "I have been troubled with general debility, weakness, dizziness, head ache, sleeplessness and stomach trou ble for over three years. I had tried ft number of medicines aqd visited several doctors, but hdhe helped me. I heard on all sides of these Cooper remedies and decided to try them. Any one who says they are not won derful medicines,' does not know what they are talking about. After I used the first bottle I noticed a decided improvement. I have taken three bottles of the New Discovery and I now feel as well as I ever have In my life. I sleep and eat as I have not done for years, and I am happier than I have been for a long time. I have come her to thank Mr. Coop er for what he has done for me." ' The statement of John F. Ehrndal, living at J7 N. 11th street, was as follows:' .' "I have suffered with stomach trouble and constipation for a year or so. When I ate I ' would have bloated spells, tour stomach, fermen tatlon, bad taste In my mouth. In the morning I was as tired as when I went to bed. I had a dull pain In the lower part of my back, and had to get up several times In the night I have almost taken one bottle of the New Discovery and I am so wonder fully Improved that I have come down here to thajik Mr. Cooper In person and obtain more of the medicine." Another statement was made by Miss Margaret Gordan, living at 210 Center street, who said: OVER HALF OF f 15.000 CASH FOR HOTEL RAISED Many Arc Attending the Adventlst Cainpnietlng at College Place Woodmen of World Entertained Walla WaUans Cherries Will be Plentiful Next Week Recovering From Barbed Wire Cuts All Crops in Fine Condition Miss Stmonds Wou a Prlxe. ' Milton, June 8. The stockholders of the Milton Hotel company have corporated, A. M. Elam, J. E. Davis. S. A. Mtlfer, W. A. Putnam and Mrs. H. M. Cockburn being elected direc tors. The project is now assured, and over half of the required $15, 000 for the building has already been raised. It will be a great convenience to the traveling public, and means much to the Milton country. Many people from the Milton coun try have been attending the big camp meeting at College Place which INCREASING MAIL AND STAGING FACILITIES! Is Now In Every Sense on the Main Line Into the Interior and a Center for Transportation and Communl cation Crops and Livestock of All Kinds Are In Fine Condition Great Expectations Based Upon the Uma tilla Central.' Uklah, June 5. Stages are now coming Into Uklah from northern Grant county, running from Long Creek to Uklah every Monday, Wed nesday and Friday, and leaving Uklah Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. There are many advantages and at tractions along the new line, Connection is made with the main line of the O. R. & N. at Pendleton providing for night travel on the rail road and saving two days time In a round trip to Portland. Telephone lines between Long Creek and Pendle Warm Weather Wearables ton are being repaired, which will is being conducted by the AdventlBts kake thls a ooi route for commercial at that place. Trolley cars were crowded Sunday by people going to the grounds. Last Thursday evening Milton Camp No. 67s, Woodmen of the Wot-ld. entertained about 50 Walla Wallans: belonging to the same order. At the conclusion of the Initiation ceremonies, a sumptuous banquet was tendered In which all participated. Toasts were responded to by differ ent members of the visiting Wood men, Freewaier Votes. Freewater.1 June " 5. Strawberries, strawberries; Is the cry at the O. R. & N. depot by a dozen or more little boys who are now selling berries to the passengers. The berry season is now at Its height and some fine ones are being disposed of every day. The market Is brisk, as they are not over ly plentiful. Pickers are scarce on account of haying. Cherries are now coming In In small quantities, and will be plentiful next week. Virgil Snavely, who was recently quite seriously Injured by being cut by a barbed wire fence. Is much Im proved, and all danger Is considered over. Miss Florence Slmonds secured one of the prizes for a view in the Hudson Bay district which recently appeared In the Spokesman-Review. Wheat and crops are doing splen ltdly, and the present rains - will mean still more to the growers. THREE BAPTISMS AT WESTON. travelers. This road out from the in land empire Is continually being short ened by the Umatilla Central, which Is now being built into Pilot Rock. The new stage will pass through Rltter and Dale. At Rltter Is located the famous McDuffee hot springs, which have been pronounced by a number of medical experts to be sec ond to none. A first-class hotel Is located here which furnishes the best meals found on such a route. The scenery Is beautiful along the line. J. W. Caldwell Is running this new stage. Crops Looking Fine. Crops never looked better in the vi cinity of Uklah than they do at this time, and the farmers are all elated over the present prospects. Plenty of rain has fallen, and there Is prospect of more. Stock Is looking fine In this section of the county. Many cattle and sheep have been driven to the summer ranges. The neoDle are looking forward to the time when the Umatilla Central now being built to Pilot Rock, will be extended on to Uklah and here. OREGON HEALTH STATISTICS. For the Month of April There Were 422 Deaths, 579 Births and S10 Mar rlages. The state board of health has Issued Its monthly bulletin presenting sta tistics for April and an Interesting pa- ner on tuberculosis by Dr. E. A, Pierce of the board. The statistics show that there were 422 deaths In April and the largest percentage of deaths by contagious disease was tuberculosis. There were 579 births and S10 marriages in the state. In regard to consumption, Dr. Pierce says that 774 people died in Oregon Result of Revival Meetings Held by the Dunkards. Weston, June 5. The Dunkards, who are holding a series of revival services in the city held baDtlsmal ser- i hava been a Suffered with rheu- vices Saturday by Immersing In the from consumption between October 1 m.H.m tnr MveraJ vears. I nave unnor nart of Pine creek, near Kay s 1904. and septemDer iu, "u "" rm.rtia and have been hridm. Three vounr sirls were thus I third of all the people who die oe- I . .... ... I .. . i .a -I I r t treated by a number of physicians, admitted into the cnurcn, miss eaaieitween tne ages 01 to mm ' vihin hainaA m In an wav and I I Reamer. Pearl Barklow and Amy Hop- I consumption, juni,.ii rxf flnrtlna relief. 1 was Ulna. Elder Stevenson. 01 weiser, 1 -rne aeam raw 111 urcfuu, n a aeneral rundown condition, also, Idaho, has been here some time con- I Is low compared with other states, be. ducting the meetings. A daughter was born Sunday, June 2, to Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe King. BAN ON ELK TEETH. and had some stomach trouble. I was told by friends of the Cooper remedies and decided to try some of them. I purchased some of the New Discovery medicine, although It took me three hours to do so, the crowd was so dense. This was last Thurs- I ogden Lodge of Elks Forbids Mem day. I was improved aimosx imme- to Weap Ejk Teeth. n., . take this I Pursuance of the request of Judge m-iM. an T am ow Melvln, grand exalted cause of the equable climate. A clear description of the method of attack of .the tubercule bacillus with rules for avoidance of the dread disease and rules for those already victims is given, emphasizing the importance of fresh, day air and plenty of It without a sign of rheumatism. My , general health Is also greatly improv ed, and I have not felt so well for years. I would not have believed that there was a medicine on earth that would do what this has done for me. I am so much happier that I am very grateful to the man that has made It possible for me to regain my health. He has the most wonderful medicine that I know . anything about." Other statements taken from those who had previously used the medi cines seem to prove that Cooper's suc cess throughout the country is genu ine. Stansbery & Milne Transfer Co. ALL KINDS OF HEAVY DRAYING PROMPTLY DONE. FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING A 6PECIALTY. HOTEL BAGGAGE SPEED ILY AND CAREFULLY HAN DLED. 'PHONE MAIN 5. RES. RED 2872 OFFICE NEAR DEPOT. rules of the Elks, to refrain from purchasing em tusks, which ahe procured by the de- struction of these animals, It is now believed probable that the use of elk teeth will soon be done away with entirely by members of that order. The Elks of Ogden have not only accepted the stand taken by their a-rand exalted ruler, but have gone a steo further and passed a motion that the members of the lodge refrain in the future from wearing any elk tusks which they already own as em blems of the order, It Is the opinion of prominent Elks throughout the west that at the next meeting the grand lodge will follow the example of the Ogden lodge and that the wearing of elk teeth win De come a thing of the past, Sheep Shipment Today. James Wright of North Yakima, sent out 7000 yearling wethers pur chased from J. E. Smith Livestock company today, over the W. A C. R. railroad. The sheep will be unloaded at North Yakima and held on Mr. Wright's ranges there this summer. Forty years after eight physicians had given him up as a hopeless vie tlm of tuberculosis and said his death was a matter of only a few days, Dr. Marvin Chapln died June 2 In Chicago, aged St years. Now is the time when the average person is looking for a cool place, a cool drink, or cool clothing, any thing, to keep cool. That's why we are making a special showing of cool wearing apparel this week. LADIES' FURNISHINGS, ETC. Lace weave drawers, 15c, 85c, 60o and 69o pair. . Sleeveless vests, Be, 10c, 13c, ISO, SSo, S5o and 50c each. Muslin drawers, 25c, 85c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, 1.25, np to $2.50. Muslin underskirts, 50c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.60 up to $0.00. Corset covers, 10c,' 25c, 85c, BOO, 75c, $1.00, $1.50. Ladies' lace hose, 25c, 35c, 60c and 75c Ladies' lawn waists, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, and np. Men's balbrlggan underwear, 25c, 85c, 50o and 75o . Men's lace hose, 2 Be, 85c and 50c. Men's soft dress shirts, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 and up to $2.50. We can sell you cool wearing apparel at prices that won't make you "Hot." The Fair Dep't- Store, TO UNIONIZE ROCK SPRINGS. Union Pacific Bitterly Fighting Or ganisation of Coal Miners. Rock Springs, June 5. The situa tion with regard to the attempt to unionize this city remains practically the same as for the past three days. Every mine in the city has been shut down and with the exception of the outside men, the office force, etc., there are no employes of a coal com pany in Rock Springs. Sweetwater No. 1, four miles south, and Superior, 12 miles north, are working full and at present there Is nothing on the surface to indicate that the men are in sympathy with the movement go ing on here. . While the town Is thronged with unemployed men, there Is absolutely nothing to Indicate dissatisfaction on the part of any of them. The men are quiet, courteous and. in going to and from their meetings, which are being held almost every day, they are orderly, attending strictly to their own affairs. While a few names are being add ed to the rolls each day, there are probably more people leaving the town than have signed the rolls. The organizers have established head quarters in the Griffiths block, on North Front street, and from Indica tions, they expect to stay here and look after the situation for some time if the union should be recognized by the coal companies. The Central Coal & Coke com. pany Is moving all Its former em ployes out of the buildings situated around Its mlfie here. The Japs have bean taken to Sweetwater and plac ed In the mine there, as have some of the other men. ' The ramlnder that have signed the rolls are getting places to stay where they can. The Union Pacific has not as yet taken any steps In ejectment, nlthough It Is expected that this procedure will be. gin some.tlme during the coming week. Numerous of the old time miners. who have not signed the rolls, are drawing their time and leaving town with their families. During the past week, probably 20 foreigners, mostly Finns, have left for their native land. Munn's crops have suffered severe ly for water. Henry J. Snivel- represents the re- later, Munn, and various attorneys hold briefs for the 115 defendants. Attorney Avery of Spokane represents one defendant named Redman, who Is employed by the government to watch the ditches which lead from the creek. Mr. Avery is United States attorney, and In the suit which will eventually be brought, be will represent the Indians who. claim prior rights arising from a treaty with the government entered into In 1855. The cases will be heard by Judge Kauffman of Ellensburg, who will try them all at one time, as they are exactly similar. Yakima Republic. The hotels of Seattle In all proba bllitv will organize a company for the construction and operation of a large co-operative laundry plant on account of the Increase In the prices of laundry which went Into effect June S. The Increase runs all the way from 10 per cent to 50 per cent, and the hotel men declare that It Is out rageous. --- Ahtanum .Water Cases In Court. . The famous Ahtanum water cases are again In court. D. J. Munn, as relater, has brought suit against 115 defendants for damages caused - by appropriating the crater of Ahtanum creek and rendering the stream dry when It reached the Munn farm. Munn claims to have a prior appro priation which he purchased from settlers, and subsequent settlers have occupied the land farther up the creek and. have constructed laterals from the stream until, It Is alleged. TUB MASK OF HEALTH. Few People Are Really As Well As They Look Cause and Remedy. Many people In' Pendleton both men and women, who believe them selves to be In perfect health, are of ten In the greatest danger. Indigestion, which Is so common a trouble, is the principal cause of the greater share of the general poor health. It has misleading symptoms that seem, to have no reference to the stomach, such as headache, sleep lessness, specks before the eyes, pains In the back and side, etc. The success of physicians every where with the prescription that is now embodied In Ml-o-na stomach tablets has made this remedy In the last few years the acknowledged spe cific for the treatment of stomach diseases. The secret of this success lies In the fact that Ml-o-na is pre pared expressly to strengthen the dl gestlve organs and Its use for a few days puts the whole dlgestlvo sys tem in such shape that it can care for all of the food that Is eaten with out natn or distress. Simply take a Ml-o-na stomach tablet before each meal and on re tiring, and it will so strengthen the stomach that you can enjoy a hearty meal without the least fear of dis tress or suffering. Tallman A Co. gives an absolute unqualified guarantee that your mon cy will be refunder unless Ml-o-na cures. They take the whole risk and the remedy will not cost you a pen ny unless It cures you. HOTEL PORTLAND OF PORTLAND, ORBOON. American tlan. II per day and up ward. Headquarters for teurista ana commercial travelers. Special ratal -made to . families and single gentla men. . The management will be pleas ad at all times to show rooms and sire pries A modern Turkish bath establishment In tb hotel. k. a Bowra Municipal Paving Plant. An ordinance providing for the construction of a municipal asphalt plant will be introduced In tne city council by Councilman Mullen or rvi-htnn. the Seattle News. It Is estimated that such a plant will cost In the neighborhood of I40,ouu. Over a year ago the republican party uledsed Itself to the construction of a city asphalt plant, but the high cost of paving since that time has aerer- ed the city officials from pushing the project. Becaure the local asphalt contractors are charging such high rates for municipal paving City En gineer Thomson believes that a plant owned by the city Is feasible at this time. rewire of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury. nwnn arlll anral deatrvv tbs of smell sad completely dense tb whole tjitem when entering It through tb moeops orfaee. Boca articles anonia sarar used ascent on prescriptions frota repntabja pnjsiciana. ss cn cnunajr nn? win w Untold to tb sood Too ess posslMy d- rlra from tbera. Bsll's catarrh Car. nutrfaetnraa by T. J. Cbny m Co., Tom An. n Antalna B.A aMreojr. sad Is takaa Internally, acting directly pa tb blood sod voeoos aorfaca of tb system, la baring Hairs Catarrh Cur h snrs ye gat tb gamin. It Is tka tataraally aa mss la ToUao, Onto, by T. I. Cheney Co. TaatlBoalais tra. BoM by fragrhtfs, Frle The par hettla Tabs Bslli itrasslly Pnls fr eo tlpattoa. Dairy and Farms For Sale Owing to my removal to Portland to reside per manently, I have discontinued the Alfalfarm Dairy business, and huve for sale my herd of dairy cows consisting of about fifty grade Jersey and short-horns, and will also sell either or both of my farms, one a quarter section of fine wheat land, one and a half miles South of. Athena, in Umatilla County, and the other, over nine hundred acres of grain, alfalfa and grazing land, on the Walla Walla branch of the O. R. & N, Ry., six miles Northeast of Pendleton, with the equipment of the latter. , For particulars adress me at 400 Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Oregon. T G. HAILEY LVea if four head feds Asif it was in i vice k'l beltei to keep your headacnethsa as a oasgenwt noway. To cuts it with some danger out powdtt bringi sfai eftccu which sn Iu worie. Many headache cure kill the pain by asms powerful drug which if oatdtoo often hoally eniUn a end break) dowa bS lyaten. Thau why you should bartnr careful what you lake to cure g Kranvhf , HEADACHE WAFERS An a ample sad podtn car lor bead tea, sbnhitely haralaa, eapecWUy tuned IB women. Guaranteed to M Ire from Andpyrin. Opium, Morphiaa or Chloral. U thaw walen do not (tra abaolute sans tsdiea, bring back lh empty packatssnd sj wiB return your money, la tw ass paoYseoi 10c and 25. THB PENDLETON BsTOQ OO. THE MARX or QTJALfTX." HOUSEKEEPERS Do you have "blue Mondays" at your home? We have an an. tldote; send your family wash ing to the Troy Laundry and have It done for Seven cents a 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. t Troy Laundry. XOLIN & BON, Props. 'Phone Main 179. The French RESTAURANT Pendleton's most pop ular Dining Room. Best 25 cent meal in the city. Thoroughly renovated and all new dishes. Orville Cof fman Prbjjrietor
