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About The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1909)
FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1909 THE ECHO REGISTER, ECHO, CKEOOIM PAGE FIVE J Afraid of Ghosts Many people are afraid of ghosts. Few people re afraid of germs. Yet the ghost is fancy and the germ it i.ict. If the term could he magnified to a size equal to it terrors it would appear more terrible than any 6re-brcathin dragon. Germs can't be avoided. They are in the air we breathe, ths water we drink. The lie r in can only prosper when the condition of the system dives it free scope to establish it self and develop. When there is a deficiency of vital force, languor, restlessness, a sallow check, hollow eye, when the appetite is poor and tljp sleep is rro!;pn, it is time to guard oiiuinst tl-.e germ. Von can fortify the body against oil gcrim by the use of Dr. I'icrr.-'s Cold en Medical I-'ooverv. It increases die vital mivh. r.,,- ,!, system oi cU'jling impurities, cnriciicj the blood, puts tiir Horn- fr. ach and oralis of digestion and nutrition in working condition, so that the (icrra finds no weak or tjir.tcJ spot in which to breed. "(Inl.'cn Mfdicl Discovery" certains no alcohol, whisky or haMi-fv, ir.it.4 dru;'.. All its ingredients printed on its outside wrppner. It is nut a secret nostrum but a medicine of mon Wvif-'-'ov end with s record of 10 f, art if currs. Accept no aubstitutc tiitfj is nothing "just as guod." Ask your neighbors. f ml M REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF The Hank of Echo, at Echo, in the State of Oregon, at the close of bttsi nev, June 2:rd, Iiki'.i. KKStU'IU'KS. ; Loans ami Dix'oiinis . ;i'J,iM..VJ Overdrafts. Sirtiivd aiull'ii- ! seettrtil .ViR4' j i:ir.(K.Srurilies. cte l.Tli.Y'.M liaiiking 1 1 hum'. Furniture ; ami Fix! tins 5.244.0"' ' Hue from hanks (not res erve liauU; I.2.l.'.t.! I)e friiin . pprtivi'tl lu'serve l!;mU 4.":!i:.4T I'a.sli (n llaiul ii,l"ii.:!." in Hi mm FIRST CASE aaaaaaalass DORN & DORN, DEALERS IM Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines. Tollei ArtloUa, Perfumery, Buslloaar Pogtoftc Block, Echo, ihtyon. Total iM.;i!ut.i;; li.u:iijtii:s Capita! Slock lall In 2r.0.M.iM Surilii luiiil 2.."mio.ui I'tulivuli'ti l'roiits, Less Kx- Ih iim's and Taxes l'aiit.. 2,"n).42 ! Individual lt K)Mts Subject to Cheek JO, "05.50 ! Demand Cert i Ilea tes of Dc- I osit 3.5.X 15 j Time left I Meat es of Ieposit. 27,t!i(i.."Hi Total 154.!KHi.li.i When in Pendleton don't fall to stop In at the NISSEN IMPLEMENT COMPANY and see the new ALAMO GASOLINE ENGINE It surpasses anything that has ever been put on the market Stale of Oregon. ).... County of I' mat Ilia ( I, It. U. Statitield Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the nlove statement is true to the best of inv knowledge and belief. II. It. STAN FIELD, Cashier. COKKECT-Attest: FRANK SLOAN W. II. HOYD Directors. Subscribed and sworn to U-fore me this 25th day of June, I'.nxi. J. F. SIIELTON, Notary l'ublic The World's Best Chickering, Weber, Kimball, Hobart M. Cable, Lester and the Genuine Pianola Piano Victor, Edison, and Columbia Talking Machines and Records. Eiler's Piano House 813 Main St., Pendleton Dispensers of Pianoreliability ummer Rates East ESXZ sac During the Season 1909 via the Oregon Railway & Navigaton Co. OREGON SHORT LINE AND UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD for I'ortlaii'l. Si'iitll-. Spokiiiif. Tacom.-i. Wnlla Walla iml nil points on Tin- O. U. A: X. lint To OMAHA and return - - $60.00 To KANSAS CITY and return $60.00 To ST. LOUIS and return - $67.50 To CHICAGO and return - - $72.50 ami to otluT principal riti in tin Ka.-t. MiM! West ami Suit. ('nvspM!nl-in-rly low fares. On Sale June l Juiy '2, :; August 11,12 To DENVER and return - - $55.00 On Sale May 17. .Inly 1. August 1 1 Oointr tranit limit 10 days from date of -ale. final limit fVfobrr 2Nt. Tliev! ticket . prcvrit vnne very attractive features in the way of -.turner pri ilexes, and choice of routes: thereby enabling paviiers to nuke sile trijr to many Interest iiiir itiu enroiite. Routing on the return trip thr ush California may lie had at a slight advance ovtr t lie rate quoted. Full particulars. .!-epliij,r car rerations and tickets will be furiiiiied by any O. It. & N. local apent. or WM. McMLTsRAY, Central Vn-u-r Aynt. Port. ami. Or-ron ty EDMUND S. SPINNEY. Cti)riiilit, 1X9, by American I'n-ss Asso- v.atlun.J "Harry." a.ilJ tl;t ehkf. "I've n case you to beslii Tlifri"' au old ! i up 111 l.;il'.i:i n licre a ;;UkM appear uinr in ini youra-au itl woiiiun jinlin a luiiit'li of keys. iUn apjieari tuU'it. Tliey auspwt tine U ll.'sli ami IiIihhI." 1 cxpfvii'd an i:.ipiri:iut eattc for a starter tin J tii.i .e tin rn.-.i;.;;1;.!. 1 re.icl.cl tin? h.t;.M' Just liefniv i'.i:iiu'r. I was ItivitiHl to dlae wit It the family ami In every way nia.le nl liimie. The nUU'M daitiit'.T v.;:s almul twenty ami ;n pretty as a little red apple. Her K'llile Mid lier eye Were full tif nils tltief, atal It H. ii;iCil tj ine tltat xhe Wdltltl lie rjuite eapnMp of tilnyliij; the part if a K'-iost. 1 made up my mind lo be prepared fT stub a result. Elsle--tli.it was lar name Ulsie KJ 8m and I 8Hnt the evenlui; eliattltitf and phiylns checkers atul backb'am tmm. I was but twenty-two and ante nr.,le to the nttraetioii.s of a pretty clrl. She had read detective stories and accmed to look upon mo as a marvel of Ingenuity. Of course sliue I was a detective I must be Ingenious. I didn't tell her that this wan my first case. I put on all the mystery 1 could summon In order to Impress her with the depth of my methods. At 10 o'cloek she was onlered to tied, and her mother took me to the room where the chost was expected to npitear. It was a chamber between a front and a rear room, a hall lending past It from one to the other. Some sandwiches and a bottle of beer were placed on a table beside me. I had all a young man's appetite for eating and sleeping and was very fond of beer, esecially about bedtime. I put off my supper as long aa I could about fifteen minutes then ate up all the sandwiches, drank the beer and lit a cigar. I would better have had cof fee. The beer, followed by the cigar and my position I was stretched on a lounge contributed to put me to sleep. It occurred to me that a de tective should tie very careful not to be caught napping, and I tried bard to keep awake. I should have got up and walked ttie floor, but well, I was very comfortable where I was. Of course I fell asleep. I dreamed. Dreams are singular things. Sometimes they have nil tuo appearance of reality. My dream was, to use a paradoxical expression, a pleasant nightmare. I dreamed that I was lying Just where I was; that Elsie walked by the open door, looked In at me, came and stood by me, deft ly drew my handkerchief from my outside cont poekct one corner was exposed then, bending lower and lower, lightly touched my forehead with her Hp. This done, she tiptoed to the door. Ktood for a moment look- : lug nt me with all the merriment of a ' prank player, then pnssed out. ! How much time elapsed between my ; dream and my nwnkeulng I don't know. When I awoke It was from hearing n Jhi'.iltig of keys. I had the 'presence of mind to lie jn-rfeetly still. s I lelt sure IUslc was near, mid 1 was , not Furprlsed to see out of the eorner of my eye nit old woman pass the door with a bunch of keys In her hand. I wal'ed. and the figure re turned and tliisi time limited In as sho passed. I snored on. Onec more re turult:g. the n rare stood In the door- ; way and jl:i!c.l her keys, evidently to awaken tr:e. 1 hw fulling, she came to j the lountte mid was looking at mo ; when I Rpni':,' up and rauu-ht her In . my :irni!. of course she was I'lsle. 1 "Oil. giH.d ; ra. -lous!" she c.vl.iimcd. , "I am sorry. Mi.-; IMs " I snld, "to have f-.ituht you In the act. My chief will re'H'Iro an exa'-t report. I trust your fa 'ally will not consider your playlnx ehost reprehensible?" "Hut they will. I'm not the ghost I never playid the ghost before. I srr.v you were asleep and thought I'd play n prank on you. I didn't know detectives ever slept." It was my turn to wince. IIow ' wou'd It look to my chief If I wire rejM.rted sli-cplng on watch? "This clrl Is easily managed," I said to iny ! seif. "I'll bliltT her Just for fun." "I confess to you." I replied, "that I felt very dull ant! npjfared to bo asleep. I was not. To prove it I will tell you Homeihing. A certain young i lady came Into the r'toin ami kl.tsed me. Mn started and bluslnd. "Ah. liar I thought. "My dream J was real." "Y.u Kay you were awake," khe said preset:! I jr. "Of course." She pulled lav handkerchief out of h'-r sleeve. "Then why did you let too f :!; 11.1s?" ' I lian.-cd my bmgadis lo air to a Iim:i.I le ue. "Y u say It your duty to rejM.rt fie rr pl.ijlng chest It will tliea Is? lay prlvl'e -e to rc;tort yon for sleeping s - a wat. h." j "How about t!:e kiss?" "oh. It w ill apjM'.ir that you dreamed I t p-ive you tho ki"." "I think." I snld after reflection. ! "t'iit yi u have the ndvatitatte of me." ; "I think so, too,'' she said. "I'm to ,." I rp.rted to my chief the next morn I? g at 11 o' Iw k. I was Ontoiiished to we Mi I!su there. Both she and , t!ie i hlef smiled. j "Hello. ITar-yr said the chief. "Md i von ratch th r!i"t?" j "I-I-r- "Iw.n't He aUiat 1L Ton two were employed at the same time, and I con- c'ndi-d to try y-nr wits on each other. Ton were t .eaten In the game." J!Is Rrtaon triumphantly held uj my handkerchief. "I cave." Busy Ladies Get 200 new and up-todate Linen Jackets Suits in all shades ranging in price from $7.50 to $20. 500 house, street and party dresses from $1.50 to $30. The most beauti ful garments this store has ever shown. F. E. Livengood & Co., Pendleton, Ore. Teuton's Old Stand ouart bottU of GENUINE" rvDi i kirtnt r j: . . m WA. UN I M JIM I aa cbargca pud to Um st railroad aaprasa offka. 3 grife. h 11 ttoa lha be known, strictly wholesale boust ia iKc Noruiwcsl. bstahliihsd in rnrilsnd in ISM 4 marts CCNUINfc CYRUS NOBLE 14 90. A pure iilJ honcil whLejf boliltd by ihc distillers. Guirjnlccd la ihc United Stales Govcrnincnl. aad lo you, lo contsia aoihinl xocptinf pure slraiithl whiskey. Many ul the railroads use Cyrus iNoble almost exclusively, So do the bid steamship companies. So docs nesrly every bif mclropoliusa botch Because it's pure. Because it's seed in wood. Because ii has that soli, delicate, palaisbla flavor ol the ripened (rain, oflca Maiioocd but rarely found. W. J. VAN SCHUYVER & CO. EsuUiihed IBM 105-107 Second Strcrt. Ponlsnd. Oirgoa CM Oirt Um C. mi id rMf CUT T VMia UMC HB SMU TO-OS W. J. Van Schuyver A Co riLU. Ontm. EacWd pVur (ad (4.90 1 wsk pluM and stt mcm by apjos. pKpud. four quarto GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE, Um Money Loaned ON RliAL ESTAT13 LONG TIMI3, IASY PAYMENTS KEALIAULIi R li I R liS E NTAT1 V US WANTED The Jackson Loan & Trust Co. Fort Worth, Texas Jackson, Mississippi 2.&jr 3LUlLlU ...BROKE TO... RIDE AND DRIVE All lioi'M's Ifft in my c;ui' will I.' wull t:tk-ti cart' of. Wln'n I lircak a Iioim' any (nc ran IiatxHi; tlu-tn. Ilctof i'fi-i(!tic; jiven ln-n; and in Montana. STARR DUBOISE V. P. Miller Ranch Phone Cherry 1 62 Echo, Ore Commercial Printing AT THE ECHO REGISTER OFFICE