DAILY EAJft ORE (IONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1S08.
SIXTEEN PAGES.
1 LYDIA E.
PIMKMAf.TS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
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His in the world h&a received such
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dorsement as has Lydia & Pink
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friends as has Lydia E. Pinkham's
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Irregularities and periodic pains,
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Mdtability.irritabjlity.nerTOUsness,
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flatulency, melancholy or the " blues.
These are indications of Feminine
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comes as well as slight derangement
cf the Kidneys of either sex.
Women who are sick and want to
get well should refuse to accept any
substitute for Lydia & Pinkham's
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The East OregtmUa la Easter Ore
gon's representative paper. It leads
and the people appreciate tt and show
It by thetr UberaJ patronage. It Is
the advertising medium of the seettoa.
W. D. Fletcher, the pioneer band
master and musician of this city, who
spent a portion of last season In the
beautiful lake district of northern
Idaho, has written the following ex
cellent descriptive sketch 'of that
country for the East Oregonlan:
Lake Chatcolet is one of the many
lakes in the Coeur d'Alene moun
tains. It is In Idaho, 22 miles from
Tekoa on a branch of the O. R. & N.
running from Tekoa to Burke.
Its altitude is 2100 feet above sea
level and Is noted for Its abundance
of fish and game, and also as a great
summer resort. It Is a fresh, clear
body of water about three miles long
and one mile wide, surrounded by
mountains on three sides and the
beautiful St. Joe river on one side.
People go there from all parts of
the country for a summer outing and
you can see tenting parties In every
direction, particularly on the banks
of the St. Joe river and from Its mouth
to Coeur d'Alene City, a distance of
about 35 miles, the banks of Lake
Coeur d'Alene.
There Is no lack of small boats for
hire. One evening I counted 40 at
the boat house and they were not all
in. These can be rented by the day
or month at a reasonable figure.
There are three kinds of fish In
the lake which are the most numer
ous black bass, trout and perch.
'Tis but a few years ago that there
were no fish In the lake but trout
which is the native fish.
Bass were planted In a lake adjoin
ing (Hayden lake) which overflowed,
carrying the bass Into lake Chatcolet
The bass Immediately commenced war
on the trout and so successful have
they been that now you will catch
SO bass to one trout. The bass are of
a canaballstlc nature, eating all the
trout spawn and small trout they can
find so It will not be long before the
bass will have full possession of the
lake. There are. many ways of catch
ing these fish.' The old fashioned
hook and line without any kind of a
pole or bait; trolling with a spoon or
sptnnig minnow, they will raise to a
fly.
A good many fishermen use what Is
called a buck tall, which Is made to
represent a large fly with a black
body and long wings made of hair.
I had greater success with a spin
ning minnow than any other way.
This device Is made to represent a
minnow about three Inches long and
covered with hooks (mine had 15)
with a fan shaped ring at the head
and tail which revolve as you pull
it through the water.
You fasten this to a line about 50
feet long, then throw It out In the
lake the full length of the line. This
is done by taking hold of the line
about six feet from the minnow and
swinging It around your head until
you get the Impetus. Then pull the
minnow In to shore, hand over hand.
In this way I have caught a great
many bass, some of them weighing
three and one-half pounds, and l
tell you when you get one on your
hook that weighs that much you will
think you have got something.
One day I saw an old fisherman
trolling with a field mouse and fish
ing with a buck tail at the same time.
He told me that there were times
when the bass preferred the mouse
to anything. The bass are good eat
ing, some say its good as trout They
are good, but I prefer trout.
There are times of the year when
the lake Is covered with ducks,
geese and other game. There are a
few ducks there the year around and
mud hens by the hundreds.
I think I am safe In saying I have
seen a thousand mud hens In one
flock. I made the remark one day
to a gentleman who had lived about
the lake for years 'that I had seen
mud hens In many parts .of America,
but never saw more than two or three
together at a trme. and they were
not considered good to eat or for any
thing else."
He replied that mud hens are
good eating and told me how to pre
pare and cook them, so tho next time
we went gunning we brought home
12 mud hens besides some ducks. We
gave away all of the mud hens hut
three, thinking thnt was enough for
an experiment, then we prepared and
cooked accor'llng to Instructions,
nhJHi wore "to nkln thorn like yon
would a abblt: remove the entrails
and wash thoroughly In salt water.
Fry or stew as you would a duck."
The meat when cooked resembles that
of a Jacksnlpe both in taste and ap
pearance. We thought It good and
were sorry we gave any away.
St. Joe river heads In the Idaho
mountains, is fed by numerous
streams, the clear water being one
of the largest and empties into Coeur
d'Alene lake. It Is navigable for
about 30 miles, runs through a large
part of the Nez Perce reservation.
Steamboats run every day from
Coeur d'Alene City to St. Marie, a
point on the river 18 miles from its
mouth. Smaller steamers go up past
St. Marie to the head of navigation.
The St. Joe Is a beautiful, clear
stream, very deep. Some say It has
no bottom, but I guess it has, though
a 60-foot line does not reach it In
places.
The largest steamers running fqom
Coeur d'Alene City up this river are
the Georgle Oakes and the Idaho,,
each capable of carrying about 500
people. There are many smaller
steamboats which ply from Cpeur
d'Alene City on the river.. Lumber,
timber, dairy products, stock and
mining are the principal businesses
on the river. There are a number
of towns on the O. Ft. & N. branch
Harrison, Burke, Mullen, Wardner and
Wallace. Wallace is one of the most
up to date mountain towns I ever saw.
It Is the county seat of Shoshone
county. It Is 80 miles from Tekoa. It
altitude is 2745 feet above sea level
has a population of about 6000,; has
a paid fire department, etc., electric
lights, paved streets, . fine buildings
and a system of gravity water works
with a pressure sufficient to throw
water wherever required.
It Is situated in a great mining sec
tion, about the center of the greatest
silver and lead belt In the world. The
mills for reducing the ore from this
belt are not surpassed by any, not ex
cepting the great mills In Australia
and South Africa. These latter may
have greater capacity, but In point of
machinery and facilities for taking
the metal from the ore there Is no
better made. Later on I will tell
you how the ore Is mined and con
veyed to the mill, and the process 11
goes through to obtain the metal. (
SKTTLF.R S HOME . '
BLOWN TO ATOMS.
family Have Narrow Escape N'cwr
Wardner.
Wardner. Idaho, May 2. With
their home blown to atoms by the ex
plosion of a. large quantity of dyna
mite, themselves cut In many places
and badly stunned by the shock, and
their hired man blown many feet from
the house by the powder and badly
injured, E. A. Carlson and wife have
reached Kingston, eight miles below
Wardner, after a hard Journey down
the river.
They relate a harrowing story of
their nearness to death at the hands
of would-be assassins. The Carlsons
reside on a ranch up the North Fork
river and had Just completed a large
new house on their ranch. Last eve
ning. Just after retiring, a terrible ex
plosion of dynamite took place, com
pletely demolishing the house and fur
niture, and throwing the Inmates
many feet through the air, injuring
and stunning them. The hired man
was found 50 feet from the house In
a dazen condition. Ail the animals In
the barn north of the house were
klied or Injured and the barn torn
down.
Just who set the blast off has not
been learned as yet, though officials
are at work on the case and expect to
capture the parties soon. It Is stated
that some Finns living in the woods
near by have been making threats
against settlers, and the work of dy
namiting is laid at their door.
Great excitement Is felt all along
he river by the many settlers. Serious
tr6uble Is looked for unless the offi
cers are strong enough to prevent a
riot.
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RENO
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Hotel St. George.
F. E. Rhebeck. Seattle: A. X. Lind
say, San Francisco; F. N. Hallock,
Portland; C. Ilensel, Philadelphia; A.
P. Knox. Elgin; II. W. Knox, Elgin;
George W. Ward and wife, Ollx; G.
A. Morrison, Buffalo; A. H. Jones,
San Francisco; J. L. Lampson and
wife, Heppner; F. Henry and wife,
Connell; J. E. Hawkins, Tacoma; Geo.
McGIlhery, Spokane; W. F. Jacobson,
Portland; Dr. E. O. Parker, Pilot
Rock; Joseph E. Shields, Pilot Rock;
F. M. Rutherford. La Gcande; W. L.
Merrltt, San Francisco.
Golden Rule Hotel.
W. F. Buchner, Walla Walla; Paul
D. Swayze, Baldwin; Fred Taylor,
Portland; It. E. Walilg, Portland; M.
M. Courte. lone; Glenn Bushee, city;
W. McTash; J. H. Bentley, Holdman;
J. A. Isaacs; J. T. Garrett, Bowman;
Mrs. J. T. Garrett, Bowman; Mrs. P.
M. Cherry, Bowman; Frank Zurnl
valt, Enterprise; J. M. Brown, Port
land; Roy Johnson, Seattle; J. Dou
man, Echo.
Shoots Wife and Self.
Geo. S. Klontx. aged 22 years, shot
his wife, aged 17, while they were
walking on the street in Tacoma Tues
day, and then fired a shot Into his
own mouth. The couple had quar
reled frequently, and Klonts had been
arrested at one time fqr assaulting
her. The woman is likely to die, but
the man Is said to be In a fair way to
recovery.
BANKRUPT
NEVADA'S MIXING CENTER
IS IN SORE STRAITS
Threatened With Deficit of S100.000
and Income Will Not Meet Ex
penses Cost of Conducting the
ntr T rinse to $20,000 Per !
MonthMayor 19 Not Worried Over
tlie Outlook.,
That a good town may become fi
nancially embarrassed if not careful
ly managed, is shown by the fate of
Reno. Nevada, which It Is declared Is'
In a most serious condition. A press J
dispatch says of the fate of Reno:
Keno nas oeen uaaiicu uyvu mc
ragged rocks of bankruptcy.
Whether or not there are any fren
zied finance methods Involved is not
known, but it Is true that the treas
ury of the mining center Is empty, and
that the property owners of the city j
are contronted with the unwelcome
news that they are threatened with ,
a deficit of $100,000. This disclosure'
was made by some Interested taxpay-j
ers who got busy and made an Inves-'
tlgatlon.
Reno has an Income amounting to
I
..five.d?
Sounds funny doesn't it but it's true." You can
get a brand new Over ut as adlive and healthy
as a liver can be by the simple process of taking an
occasional NR tablet according to directions.. And
when you have the new liver it means that all the
ailments that came from the old one such as con
ization, biliousness, sick headache, indigestion,
dyspepsia, stomach trouble, rheumatism, malaria, chills
and fever, pimples and bad complexion will disappear.
Take an tablet to-night and you'll feel better in
the morning.
more than $7500 per month for taxes'
alone. In spite of this the city awoke 1
today to find Itself bankrupt. But j
me mayor says ne in noi gums iu .
burn any candles to do any figuring,
and Councilman Kinney, who has aid-
ed in the work of passing upon the ,
bills, Is not wearing a troubled look. J
In fact, nb explanation seems to be
forthcoming. It was shown by the
Investigation that the cost of con-1
ducting the affairs of the city has
cost close to $20,000 for each 30 days'
and that the council has no system of
checking bills. j
orr, u s pat orncr. M
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COOD FARM or 1
for sale, any size and any local
ity. Not particular about loca
tion. If you want rati for your
farm or buslncM It will pay you
to write mo today. I only want
to hear from owners who are
willing to sell direct to buyers
and without paying cent of
commission to anyone. I am
not a real rotate agent and I
don't accept propertle for nale
on a oommlMilon basis. Agents
need rot answer. If your farm
or bu(iuB Is for sale write me
at once and I will send you free
full details of my new plan of
putting you In touch with hund
reds of people anxious to buy. I
muM hear frm you quickly, as
I have more buyers than I have
properties to recommend. It
corns you nothing to write to me
and I may have someone wiio
wants your place and will pay
your full price. In writing give
price and description and state
how soon possession can be had.
Urb. DpMra. Dr M Rocbettr.R.T.
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and undecided as to where to tenl
your vehicle for repair, allow us to
suggest that this shop "offers Induce
ments for good work promptly done,
and that little money settles the b'll
for. Carriage repairing. Get yur
buggy painted for spring. We havs
an expert painter who will do good
work reasonably. Old rigs made as
good as new.
See us for Gasoline Engines, Hacks,
Winona Wagons and Buggies.
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The only makes on the market that
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Complete line of extras and supplies.
I am the Pendleton agent.
JESSE FAILING,
Near bridge. 'Phone Mali 24.
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Pendleton, Oregon.
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