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UMATILLA COUNTY IN PIECES
Newsy Items of Interest from Our
County Exchanges.
From the Pilot. Hook Record.
Mark Sturtevant has brougl t the
A. J. Sturtevant band of cattle out
of the mountains for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson and
daughter Carrie left Wednesday for
a brief visit to Mrs. Johnson's Bis
tor nt. Wflston '
There are nt present C2 f-cholnra
in the public ochool. There is
nothing remarkable about this, but
it is rather a remarkable coinci
dence that there should be just 31
boys and 31 girls and marriage a
failure.
Rev. P. E. George and family ar
rived lust Friday from Milton and
are now comfortably dfmociled in
the parsonage, where they invite
everybody to call and got acquaint
ed. :
Pilot Rock ..does not propose to
a behind the time9 in any particu
lar. A short time ago the E. 0.
chronicled the fact that an opos
sum which would make the colored
man's mouth water was killed noar
Pendleton. This week Oscar Do
Vaul killed a racoon down in Stur
tevant's field, which, when dressed,
reminded one of a miniature two
year old beef. The coon is relish
ed by the gentleman of African des
cent fully na much as the 'possum.
I From tlio ptmclU-ton Tribune
Some of our ranchers are buying
straw for winter feed, not having
raised sufficient feed for their stock
for the coming winter.
At the first annual meeting of
the subscribers to the stock of the
Pendleton Woolen Mills, held in
the oflice of the scouring mills Sat
urday afternoon the following board
of directors was elected: E. Y,
Judd, T. E, Fell, E. P. 15oyd, W
I). Hansford and F. E. Judd.
A report was received from Pilot
Rock to the effect that a young
school teicher there tried to com
mit suicide on Friday morning by
doubling a tape line around her
neck and pulling it until she
turned black in the face. A man
appeared on the scene in time to
gave her .it'o.
.' From tlio Milton Eagle.
Mrs. Dr. '"Stiles, of Weston, has
been spending tho week with Mil
ton friends. ..-.
Mi Maude WVid and Mrs. Ben
nett, two ladies of this city, have
charge of the laundry department
at the Umatilla agency.
Married, in this city on Sunday,
October 20, 18'J5, at tho office of the
Justice of the Peace, Edwin S.
Stowe, Mr. Pclbert Hughes to Miss
Mary E. Lecdy.
Wm. Anderson the Adams gentle
man who bought the Frank Nich
AYl
have
5
ia at HOLLIS- s
ols place, is over this week making
extensive repairs preparatory to
moving over his family.
, An Eagle compositor, who has
been enjoying a week's vacation on
Eureka Flat, reports that geese
have lately been Coming in there
in largo numbers and that many of
the birds are being bagged by sports
men. Chris Majer was thrown from his
buggy and severely injured Satur
while on his way to Cottonwood
from Walla Walla. HesufFered the
fracture of two ribs and severe
bruises about tho chest and head.
Pan McEachren and wife return
ed home from Medical Lake, where
they havo been spending the sum
mer, last Saturday evening, and
Pan has been busy every since
shaking hands and greeting old
friends who one and all are glad to
see him once moro with us.
From tho Milton Mlllonliui.
0. W. Ilansell, Athena's genial
deputy postmaster, came over Wed
nesday for a supply of fruit.
E. S. SummervUle had the mis
fortuno to have ono of his legs ser
iously sprained by a horse falling
with" him while out riding near
Pendleton last week.
Elder Paisley's lectures at the
Christian church are attracting
large audiences. Last Sunday even
ing standing room could not be
secured by many.
,' George Ireland traded for a span
oi muu-eyea aonneys inis ween.
Just what George is going to do
with them he does not know, but
he thinks likely he can secure a
situation as sditor-in-chief of the
Eagle for the more intelligent one.
From the Kmt OregonlMi.
A Rpecial meeting of the Com
mercial Association was held Fri
day evening, to consider the pro
position which Messrs. Bunphey &
Burns had to make regarding the
establishment of a plant to manu
facture water moters and concen
trators. I
Friends of. Mrs. J. P. Wager nave
received announcements of her
wedding to Mr, Arthur C. Wood
ward at Geneva, Ontario county,
New York. Mr, and Mrs. Wood
ward will reside in Watkina, New
York. The wedding occurred on
October 3.
Thanksgiving night, November
28, The Pendleton Lodge, B. P. O.
E., will entertain. Preparations
are now being made ior an elabor.
ate affair, and the various commit
tees appointed will see that noth
ing in tho way of endeavor is lack
ing to render this social session the
most enjoyable yet given.
Coyotes will eat watermelons, a
fact of which but few persons are
aware. Recently, the man ot the
( Bailey Ditch company's larru near
Umatilla put poison in the water
melons and the coyotes no longer
howl of nights down around that
ranch. The coyotes will bite off
the end of a melon, and eat out
the entire contents, leaving only
the rind. By putting poison inside
a melon," the night prowler eats
his way into the melon and death.
Miss Woodruff has returned from
visiting schools. She found the
schools in Umatilla, Echo and No
lin in a fairly prosperous condi
tion. At Echo the room is crowd
ed, causing an extra amount of
work for one teacher. Miss Mor
gan at Nolin is doing the best work
that has been done for several years.
She also has the largest attendance
of which Nolin could boaBt for five
years. .
DON'T LIKE CITIZENSHIP.
A Memorial to be Presented to Con
gress By the Indians.
Young Chief; Charlie Chapless
better known as Charlie Whirl
wind and other Indians of influ
ence on the reservation, don't like
the degrading customs that are en
tailed by the modes of civilization.
They are planning for one of the big
gest pow-wows in tho history of the
three nations who inhabit the
hills of the Umatilla reserva
tion, which is to take place in a
short time. At this great pow-wow
tho whys and wherefores will be
entered into detail, and congress
in a lengthy memorial will be in
formed that citizenship has demor
alized the Indians; that citizenship
privileges him to fill up on fire
water to hir heart's content, and
that he is brought to shame and
degradation by ending up in the
"skookum house," and then con
signed to the chain gang, which is
far beneath the dignity of the royal
siwash.
No doubt the big meeting of the
red men will be one of great inter
est and considerable eloquence, for
there are other chiefs and braves
who have many followers, who, be
it said to their credit are stoutly in
favor of citizenship and whiskey.
Among those who will stand up in
the council and defend citizenship
and the paleface customs, are two
chiefs of high rank and who carry
themselves in the light of "big In
jun" among their red brethern. A
merry time is expected.
How to Prevent Croup,
Some reading that will prove in
vesting to you mothers. How to
guard against the disease.
Croup is a terror to young moth
era and to post them concerning
the case, first symptoms and treat
ment is the object of this item. The
origin of croup is a common cold.
Children who are subject to it take
cold very easily and croup is al
most sure to follow. The first
symptoms is hoarsness; this is soon
followed by a peculiar rough cough
which is easily recognized and will
never be forgotten by one who has
heard it. The time to act is when
the child first becomes hoarse, If
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
freely given all tendency to croup
will soon disappear. Even after
the croupy cough has developed it
will prevent the attack. There is
no danger in giving this remedy
for it contains nothing injurious.
For sale by P. M. Kirkland, Pioneer
Pnvj Store.
Another Change Talked of.
A change in time is talked of on
the 0. It. & N., which would make
a radical difference in the train
schedules. It is not officially spok
en of. but it is understood the U.
P. is figuring on reducing the run
ning time by eight or ten hours.
This arrangement, if effected, would
also change the Spokane train,
probably making it a night run,
and giving the Great Northern at
Spokane a better connection with
the 0. R. & N. would put on day
local trains from Pendleton to Pay
ton or some other point up the
Washington division. At present
it is all speculation, and no official
information can be obtained on the
subject.
f Indians Returning.
.Umatilla Indians have been re
turning to Umatilla county from
Wallowa county in considerable
numbers for several days past,
with their packhorses heavily la
den with salmon, which they had
caught in the streams of that coun-
ty. ,
Pendleton Machine Shops.
Pendleton is about to have a
foundry and machine shop. Two
gentleman are negotiating for the
old plant there, and should they
get it, water moters and stamp
mills will be manufactured.
Gamblers Indicted,
Gamblers were indicted by the
wholesale by the late grand jury.
Forty indictments were made. The
most of the gamblers who were
fined were from Milton, Echo and
Pendleton, ,
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MINING IN ATHENA.
A Lady Asks for Information and Gets
It. .
There is a lady in this city who
is interested in the Trail creek
country and is trying hard to learn
and understand mining phrases.
Her husband is doing his best to
teach, her as will be allowed by the
following.
The other night when he return
ed h ime, as he sat on three chairs
and peeled off his boots for the
evening, she said: "My dear, I
wish you would tell me how they
get gold and silver out of a mine.
I thought they bored into the
ground with a pay streak till they
struck the shaft, and then they
drifted for the "
"No, I must stop you there; you
are getting a little off the proposi
tion; you probably have the" right
idea, but you are using terms that
are not quite correct. When they
get the wall of rock on the dump,
then they pick the night shift, salt
the contact and blast out the ver
tical line, then they drift for the
blossom rock, baled hay and pov
erty till they strike the varicose
vein, which is a good proposition.
After that it's a 6hort job to put on
the bias fold and sample their
stockholders, where bituminous du
plex bisects the brocaded porphyry
and scallops the gouge with cross
eyed shearings of bi-carbonate and
bilious colic, interlaced with an
tique quads of free copper and free
milling erysipelas. This is not
always a good proposition, how
ever, for indirectly, or reversely,
perhaps more or less, as the case
might be, and still we might not.
according to whether we did or
did not, perhaps if not as already
described, we wouldn't be positive
about anything that might be
doubtful," and he laughed a cold
laugh and went to bed. .
The only permanent cure for
chronic catarrh is to thoroughly
expel the poison from the system
by the faithful and persistent use
of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. The won
derful remedy proves successful
when all other treatment has failed
to relieve the sufferer.
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A cough which persists day after
day, should not be neglected any
longer. It means something more
than a mere local irritation, and
the sooner it is releived the better.
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