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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

of 3 g Blair. school superintendent.
az s tlhans w Va. when Dts 1900
dreadful complaint ho naWe ne SAYS
49, little dHHahier had Ht Niin7'
dance ahich yielded % po treatment
hut lf0W afDasilF w0fsf until as Last
resort We f'ed s|orif.r e,tieTa; anu 4
iolnlfo a taY three BOTTLES elected
complete euro Qn'ca. suFe cure fuf
nrrfnaa complaints general debility
female WnaNHrisrH Impoverished
blood ami malaria egamnfaei hy lii
duNsIaia Price t0e
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

lohn . Rooney of Amarillo Texan.
Vas hii.fd ihe other day uoar NlEa'n.
Texas. ai "a point $50 miles east of
Amarillo Ne la ihmsht ihnf Honey
went ahead oi ihe train. q ffclehi. ~
which he was the conductor. t0 close
switch end ihnl che irnln rom hln
down 3is body eas found badly
mang'ed ana vas prepared far burial
hy d. 1uiarakHf $50 nlsr.ns ana ihen
sent iu AmaIliio
Mf Rooney eas veil knowh 'n R0s
ven hrue 8 member 0i ihe Roswell
knights ol rYihlae aHi also a thirty
second dHgtaa Mason ar Una MAJ
f.fd two foars aro f0 H'sa Naa F|fuH.
daughter uf farfmasier flyn0. 0f
hmpnlln eh0 was some years a.1
stationed n Roswell SIR rooney
leaves % wife end child ol tea months
to was about forty gcafs ~ ace ana
would uaFe hcen made q passenger
conductor before long Iha remains
WlIl probably ho buried 'n Amarillo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

New York. Nov o. eat aa J de.
ciatd thnl "a woman must make her.
rrlf indispensable to man i0 win him.
Hud in my Nun.nE uand aattefy with
sfeal sneefss That is tho boost ex-
plantation can give
30 mis- remarkable declaration Mra.
Mary y Wakoman Saunders. Pnwtrs.
Godfrey GrarIAndlcy CrOwther- q
Page gives hor recipe ing the subjusa-
ton OF man She bias recently taken
h'r eighth husband and Us therefore
ua moan authority
Mra Lo page Be- Drunnbly The nmt
practical member 81 her sex 90 con.
nrm ihc hcory ul Bernard Shaw, the
daredevil Bish playwright that lo
woman malrlmony ia BUSINESS
Two OF Mrs. H. paees former hus.
hfnds are dead, four are divorced and
one marriage was declared void The
mucnmarried woman hastens 10 na-
sfri that che was always tho Innocent
party That her husbands died Was a
mlsloriuRo and no fault Of hers. That
she Nns compelled iO divorce four was
due GO their iaalis
Wnen ihe iidlnas of tne maffi1re
~ ihe syndicate wife ind her 80 s.
William ~ PnFc. spread through this
rliy many curious persons rushed lo
interview nc woman upon iho all-
Important subjects How have YOU
managed to marry eight mon. waen
20 many Women can't even land oneg7
Mrs l.e rego waa Ohllelnn She
gave her rtcipo unhesliafinaIy and
said That she hoped d would ho an aid
10 the unattached members AZ her sex.
was 8 farmers daughter" she
taid io hef callers ~ was Ia years
oi agc when ! met Edward WnAaman.
clerk in Store ln Danhury, Conn
We were span married III vas
childish notion We fi0nad as
parents had ihe marfiaFo annulled
within a MONTH
- came ~ New York 30 work. one
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
FlREmANs WIDOW SUES

TFIN HNW y I 9
Airs Emma Banks widow of G..
q. nanhs, a locomotive fireman. who
was drowned November 2i. 1895. ~
Hedondo Cal, when a Santa % en-
glne crashed through pier No 2 Hnd
fen into the ocean. has brought suit
ln Los Angeles against she Santa fe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

The Dal|up Republican aafs ~
ie'icbman anl d man from rharcan
bad d mlalndefNaud|nr and aii0mpl.
80 ~ soii|e lhoif di1rrences Nlih
razor and kniie One "a iham ~
etlFed hsd cul Oh ihe hand. rhpy
Fefo hruaFht before yudec Brown aad
were hnei $50 each
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

saw dozen lovely bargains
downtown today, bat couldn't take ad-
vantage OF them because had no
money
How many did sou aayg"
"A dnzun'
You're something of bargain
counter Yourself aren't roug
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
Neither Beauty Nor Hypnotism
Is Secret Of Eight-Time Wife
WOMEN MUST CATER 70 MANS
sELF-EsrEEM " THEY wouLn
Become SOON MARRIED. SAYS
MRS LE PAGE.

ssss6
To win a man. woman
must make him think he can.
NOT de- without her She mnsi Z
always ho on iho lookout Cor
) DDS advancement and edace I
, HERSELF as much aa possible.
She must merely reflect his I
; glory shC muHi hatter hlm I
sud eaudy him Heln of ihis I
sorl before marriage assures I
marriage MIS- ~ Page. Z
Eight Times Welded
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

Workman besan haisemialne iho in.
tefi0F of the so O'ReNy compaus
druF store ms mprniag. rhc colol s.
white.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

An exquisite hat Is M soft old rold
ieli and Of satin daish. h "a the
small. high crowned sailor with the
leu side very wide sad softly folded
back over the crown. Deep gray blue
mirror velvet Is laid ilat around the
tfown ana forms large round
tnaetta on the tufned-up hrim Prom
TINS velvet springs a heavy paradise
aisroite. shaded through the ecrua 10
deep gold. Gold and blue dals.. = arc
az equal distances around the crown
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

The most famous strike breakers In
.he land are pr Kings New Ilfe
fiils When liver and bowels 70 on
slfl"e, they quickly settle the trouble.
ana me purifying work goes right on.
Best cure for constipation. headache
ANA dizziness 2be az al druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
Manchester Post Office.

oisice hours. from 0.s5s. m. 10 sop. m.
Mails Close.
Going south 40 a. m. ll.25 n. m. Gas
A 900 y. m.
Going North $. 40a. M. 2.top.n. 0.iop. IN,
Manchester Center. Dorset and Peru
stage 10 n. M.
Sunday South 800 p. m.
Mails Due.
FROM the North $50 n, m. l2.G pm.
s.I5 pm.
rrora the South 1000 a. m. Alb pm
go y. m.
Manchester Center, Dorset and Peru
400 D.. m.
0iiice open on Sunday from 800 am.
h. 1000 am. i2.i5 y, m. 10 l2.D y. M.
u. X. sINosDs, Postmaster.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
j. McDERMOTT,
Fresh and Salt Fish
in season.
ARLINGTON, VERMONT.

The Manchester Union Band will
chaperone grand excursion to Queen
City Park Burlington, Sunday, August
10. Tickets for round trip, all stations
Bennington to Rutland inclusive $l.O.
Go take yonr family and have a good
time,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

sDsisy. ipxiiy ss6sgs Aaaaag.
Ersaaxn sas~yaas car sitagA.a,
sr.iiaasn g.Asss esF s1isesssa,
~ astsA3-t lisBs u bsrs nsassli haasFs
GsO. r.. Jaws. Gen'i Mgr.
a. y. DALf. Passenger Traffic Mgr.
4. A. Nnxo. General Passenger Agi
Rutland, Vermont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
MANCHESTER.


George r. Lawrence has returns,
from his visit 10 Brooklyn.
Miss Fish gave card party at tn,
Oryis cottage recently.
Miss Carrie Warner gave a lunch
con for twelve ladies at the Equine,
House.
Thursday afternoon Miss Strong
entertained the sewing club at Brook
side.
Last Thursday morning the Cottage
Bridge Club was formed, with the mex
meeting with Mrs. Mcmillan.
Miss Sara b. Williams Of Rensse
lacr, n. T., is visiting the family Of T.,
G. Perkins.
Monday evening Mrs. Mcmillan
gave u small bridge party at her cot
tage.
The Equinox House Is enjoying
one of the largest seasons in the history
oil the house.
- Mrs. =. II. Hanaman OF West Ar
llngton was visiting her daughter Mrs
a. =. M'hnt' last week.
Mrs. VIM. Is. Anderson and her
sister, Mrs. wells, are visiting IN Enos'
burgh Falls this week.
--ltey. j. B. Felt Of Pulaski, n. y,
has been visiting his brother and SIS
iers m town.
Prank X. Coy OF Bennington il on
two weeks vacation and is spending
Il with his mother, Mrs. A. Il. Coy.
&C. A. Shaituck il home from Buf.
faIo and taking a vacation while nars.
ing an injured hand
PROF. j. 4. colburn is home from
his vacation and looks as though he
had enjoyed every moment while away.
.--Fr,dav Nh. Herher, cassard win
entertain guests from the Equinox at
her charming home, "Waysidc,"
Tuesday afterpcoo Mrs. Burnban,
rave n h;rt,,dav marty n Mis-. Gather.
me Durham. About 20 were present.
.--t;eorye " geona,t and Rober, 4
DowIiny Ief, Mond.v ~, CAMBRIDGE
n y wh.r. AZ, R..n.,, h,s soyer.i
contracts.
tn. aas, ,w., w.ot. bsy. ha,., ev
.a,,,,an.l an.s ~, a. loc.l,,y n.r,;c.
,,l.,,y III a.eo,nt ~ ia sr,.ai amount
~ bun,,,;,y IN the atposnbere
Mr.. Miners next lecture will be
given ri the rsidencc of Mrs. G. NJ.
Clark ON Tnessla, morning NJ eleven
O'Clock.
NJ. pUv. a,s,taa r.s,. rc.a.
ing nj Miss j. q. Havlcy's cotnr. las,
Thursday afternoon. taking for he,
subject .sThree Beans If History
H. .oa NJ. p..r,,.,a lsa;. I,
p,,,,a, -. sna,.s;a. s..san NM,
AZ ia,,;., r.~sr,. NJ .nd Mrs.
John S,ockwcIl.
9Th. Wyman Of Dorchester. Mass.
has Joined his wife here and win spend
his vacation in Manchester al Mrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

Mr. Clement has n plank in biz plat.
form which reads: I'VE charge the
republican machine Of Vermont with
continuing the rotten borough system
10 maintain il absolute supremacy"
Aud Mr. Clement pledges biz bert
efforts 10 secure an amendment 10
change the present system Of repre-
sentaiion from towns 70 districts. TIM
means that your town viii have no re-
preventative in the legislainrci THAI
your town win become one " a chain
81 towns and this, lhis chain Of towns
will elect representative. VIII you
stand for III
There's iast one way 10 avoid this
ffsA u plan nd that u u vote ihe
straight republican ticket.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
HKwANoK COUNTRY CLUB
Membership Rates.
iNpyIpuAL MEMBERSHIP

fMDIvIpuAi. MEMBERSHIP
For the Season 40 W
For One Month 10 NJ
For One Week o W
For One DAY ! M
Ons.balf of the above rates will be
charged for members Of families OF
honorary members OF stockholders who
arr paying above dues.
cLuB HOUSE, AND TENNIS PRIVILEGES.
For the Season SO o.
roY One Month %
For tine Week w
For One Day 10
CIrB HOrsg PRIVILEGES ONLY.
For the season ~ W
for One Month 2 ~
For One Week W
For the Day ~
The use Of lockers may be obtained
By payment Of " for the season, or III
per week or BIC per day.
A family season ticket may be
pusrhs seal by stakeholder for so ~
Th. same may be purchased
with privilege ~ guests Tor 20 W
A family srason ticket may
H. purchased by those not hold
ing stocks intending privilege
IL guests for 10 w
Tickets may be obtained of r.. Z.
Orsis, Clerk OF from The Steward al
ihr Club House.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
ARLINGTON.

George ID. Hoyt OF Schenectady is
with relatives in town.
james p. cnllanin and wife spent
portion OF last week in Hartford, Ct.
Sumner Whitney Of Brooklyn il
spending few weeks in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Body are at
Lake Horizon, n. Y, for week.
Ernest Garfield and family of Chi
cago arrived in town Monday for a
months stay.
Prof. Merrill of Saratoga Springs
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
s. Swain recently.
Mrs. Mary Baker and niece, Miss
Katherine Baker, of Springfield, are
visiting the formers sister, Mrs. 9. IA.
Buck.
Mrs. G. ID. Gilchrist, who has been
I in town for two months, left on We'd
nesday for Saratoga. After few days
there she will return 10 her home in
Scwitcha, Penn.
Jeremiah Hogan, aged 81 years.
died at the home Of his daughter. Mrs.
Maria Morrissey, in Eat Arlington,
August 4. Mr.. Hogan was born in
ireland and came TO this country over
20 years ago, and has since been re-
spected citizen Of this town. He IL
survived by one daughter, Mrs. Nor
rissey, who has faithfully cared for
him In his declining years. The fune-
raj was held from ST. columbo's church
Monday morning.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

Mr.. Clement has a plank in his plat
form which reads. I'VE charge the
republican machine Of Vermont with
continuing the rotten borough system
10 maintain il absolute supremacy"
And Mr.. Clement pledges bis best
efforts 10 secure an amendment 70
change the present system Of repre-
ssnintion from towns 10 districts.
This means thai your town viii have
90 representative in the legislature,
Thai your Losn viii become one u =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09
Manchester. Dorset and Granville
Railroad.

Tsas Tatis ~. 5. 10 effect Jsiy 2. 1900.
is..s hsashssAss Degs ~ soash pasa snS
0sasry ,.is ana ios an. lie PA. and eco pm
Leave Qssry See saefh Dorset ssa Manchester dc
ya4 SIS q a.. ts.ii "a. "a p m. ssd TO p a.
asagls Fse sse. HeuHd Trip 1leAst as Fsre'
sss, " pad 10 sod fouea TIP iiess,s pfuesfes
fftsa ina taaaasres % The uaia.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

shsiu a iosns and thai thw ohsia q.
towns sill eiccs representative. VII
yen stand Zoe IN
Thsr's lasi ons way V svDd ihss
7 t'Iss4eai plan Asd ihst u ~ code the
straight Fvpullican iirkss.
~. toHN's curses FESTIVAL.
A l.ssn party and s.Aie. Coz the tsn~
~ ~ the no~ "a. Johns Church. wlll
10 held "Wednesday. Ang. ~. ON use
ue9 sta. Main ~. between Mrs.. Mm.
BuTson's and Miss fo~ler's cosiAeesl.
from three O'Clock in the afternoon
through the evening. Come one, come
All. and help make the affair success.
Many attractions will BE- offered. for
the children. the young men and maid
ems. A. well a. middle aged people, and
ihe old folk. On there are any 10 be
found
The Manchester Union Band will help
% eniyen the evening. so hope for fair
weather and put down the DATE
Those who have kindly offered 10 give
donations Of any kind excepting Ice
Cream, Lemonade. and the iikel ARE
requested 10 send them III at ten o'clock
Wednesday morning. when the Com
miiiee will be there to receive aud care
for things. The Ice Cream. Lemonade,
etc, please send in the early afternoon.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Master Harlie and Martin Andrew
are visiting III town.
Mrs. y. II. Holden and son Of Ben
niington arc visiting IN town.
The family Of Prof. Clubhouse are
al A. n. Smiths for the summer.
Regular meeting Of Skinner w. X. !
g. on Friday afternoon a, 2 O'Clock.
Miss Shaw Of Adams was a recent
guest of her uncle, Mr.. II. n. Shaw.
Mrs. David Beattie Of Fall River,
Mass. il visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. W. Davis.
Miss Grace Houghton Of London
derry is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
John Dimond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thatcher of Albany
and the Misses Hanley Of Boston are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Manley.
In the northwest corner of the
John Blackmer meadow is small
piece of land that the crop of hay has
been wet for the past 60 years when
usually soaked. This year
i was put in dry. The horse rake and
machine are ahead of Father
Time. John is hustler.
"A very hearty vote Of thanks is ex-
Tended TO the general committee, 10 the
orchestra, and TO all others who SO
Kindly assisted in the rendering of such
sweet and excellent music, and also TO
hose who so beautifully arranged and
decorated the audience room of the
Baptist house of worship on the occa-
,ion of the reception for Rev. H. S.
NcCready.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

!
Inslee, New York.
The annual entertainment for the
benefit of the book funds of the Mark
Skinner library win be held at Music
hall on Saturday evening, August Is,
and il is hoped will be enjoyed by
everybody The reading room Of the
library is supplied with papers and
magazines. The beautiful building is
made comfortable and cared for, and
efficient librarians are provided with.
out effort or expense on the part Of the
public, from the ample enjoyment left
by Mrs. Willing; but she had faith
enough IN the people Of this valley to
leave the matter of new books entirely
10 them. She deereed thai no part Of
the endowment or income from il should
be used for books, bui ihai all moneys
derived from the public--through sale
Of library cards, annual entertainment,
etc.--shonld be used exclusively for that
purpose. The growth and development
of the library IN new books depends,
therefore, entirely on the people for
whose benefit it was instituted. and il
remains 10 them 10 Justify Mrs. vii.
ling's faith and 10 work actively for
the library's advancement and their
own.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

Mr.. Clement has plank in his plat
form which reads: .'We charge the
republican machine of Vermont with
continuing the rotten borough system
to maintain its absolute supremacy.
And Mr.. Clement pledges his best
efforts TO secure an amendment to
change the present system OF repre-
sentation from towns TO districts. This
means that your town will have no re-
preventative in the legislatures; that
your town will become one of chain
Of towns and that this chain Of towns
will elect representative. Will You
stand for its
There's just one way to avoid this
Ciemen, plan and that is TO vote the
straight republican ticket.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
james Il. Amedon is at Lookout
Mountain, Tenn.
Mrs. X. |. Batchelder is quite i'll at
the Battenkill Inn.
Mrs. Hannaman Of West Airing
ton, was in town Monday.
Frank White of Weston, w., was
in town Monday,
Mrs. w. c. Miller of Newark, n.
j. is at j. G. Blackmer's.
Mrs. l.. d. Bourn and daughter
Olive, are in Orange, Mass.
The Bradley Patent Butter Pack
age works is shut down for repairs.
Frank Colomb of North Dorset,
was in town last Friday.
Miss Lucia Davis is visiting her
brother, A. G. Davis, in Winooski, Vt,
Mrs. NJ. s. Childs and son Harold,
are in Bennington.
"A. J. Lincoln has taken service
with the Utley Brothers,
"A. q. Sadaka Of New Haven,
Conn, is registered at the Battenkill
Inn,
Miss Cora Kendall Of Mortified,
Mass, is visiting at her fathers, Mr..
+. |. Kendsll's,
Fred Wright has returned from n
two weeks vacation in northern Yer
mont.
Elmer wilkins and wife, Of Wes-
ton, called on friends in this village
Saturday.
--Chas Pond is substituting in J. II.
Couture's store during the absence Of
Frank Briggs.
Ten ears Vermont militia passed
through here Saturday, en- route to
Mt. Gretna. Penn.
Mrs. Fannie Gantert Of Feepoit.
Long Island, is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Mary j. Cummings.
The building now occupied by j.
ii. Couture viii be used as restaurant
upon bis removal 10 his new building.
Mrs. Nina Graves Of Weston. visit
ed her sister, Mrs. W. g. Iampson,
last week. Miss Margie Boarn return
ed with her for shor, stay.
Mrs. George Stewart and two
daughters, Of HadIry, N. T., are visit
ing Mr.. Stewards sister, Mrs. X. W.
Adams.
MIR. aud Mrs. @. w Bond aud
child, who have been spending a few
weeks ID stratfori. N. H., and Boston.
Mass, have returned.
--Messrs. d. l.. BnIkley, Paui W.
Fowler, Reuben Taylor and Frank
Briggs are camping u Lake Bono.
seen.
Miss Frances Bradley Of spnytsD
Duyyel. N. Y. and Mr.. John Bradley
Of New York city, spent Sunday With
their brother. @. W. Bradley.
We notice thai j. w. Bowen, who
has been quite feeble for some time, Is
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-09

Sunday Tran North e,and z. l,rsse
Nos Nork 1910 a. NJ. Albany e..
Troy 20. Bennington T.a, North
Bennington sos. Manchester So,
KailAna 80. STRIVE Harrington, l.sss.
Sunday Tram South boaind- Leave
Msa<h~s,ss sis T.. ~. North Ben.
n,ngton s.da. Bennington l0.io. arrive
Troy lilo.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-16
For Irrigation Congress.

Another suggestion has been receiv-
ed by the board of control of the irri-
cation congress as to the delegates
and visitors to the congress on Mon
day evening, September 3. 1t Is that
the spacious grounds at the United
States assay office be utilized for the
reception to the thousands of visitors
who viii be here to listen to Vice
President Fairbanks and to shake his
hand. The beauty of the grounds Is
well known, as well as their possibili-
ties in the way of decoration and IL
Elimination. There would be ample
room there for the reception. On the
other hand, 1t is urged that the
grounds are somewhat to one side, and
that It Is desired to have the crowd
divided Immediately after the address
by the vice president, part going to
the exposition, part to Riverside park
and others to various places in the
city where smaller functions will be
in progress.-Boise Statesman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-16
A New Baptist Church.

The Baptists of the city are making
ready for a splendid new church
Their present church home has all
the furniture removed. the bell taken
down, and the trustees are now wait
ing for John Wilson who has pur-
chased the structure, to remove it,,
so that the work can begin on the new
building. The building was sold to
Mr.. Wilson for $3.50, but he has not
yet decided what use he will make Of
it nor just where he intends to move
1t to. Work on the foundation Of the
new building will commence as soon
as the site is vacated, and when the
proposed church is completed 1t will
be brick structure costing in the
neighborhood of $4,000.
The old white church has stood on
the present site for nearly nine years.
At that time II was moved from its
first location on Fourth street in Old
Town to where it now stands, by j.
Childs.-La Grande Observer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-16

For S16,50O Tillie r. Barrett Of
fered a three-quarters. undivided in
terest in the Wolverine group of
quartz claims in Grant county to Isaac
w. Anderson, according to her petit
ton of complaint filed in the circuit
court Anderson, the complaint re-
cites, agreed to pay the price upon
certain dates or forfeit $3.50 to the
lady. He failed to do both she says
and asks judgment for the amount
claimed. Fred Fontaine of Sumpter,
represents complainant.-Baker Her
aid.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-16
Rushing Road Work.

The steamer Lewiston, Captain
Works, will leave tomorrow morning
for Evans landing, five miles below
Lewiston, with one OF the big steam
shovels that has heretofore been ta-
toned at Cromwell's bar. This is an
indication that Erickson & Peterson,
the contractors, intend rushing the
work at this end of the line.
The contractors now have about
$50 men at work, and since cooler
weather is prevailing 1t is expected
that the working force will increase
rapidly. Men are arriving at Riparia
daily and 1t Is expected that the work.
ing force will soon reach 1000 men,
Lewiston Tribune.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-16
Buy Tracknge Grounds.

The Northern Pacific today re-
ceived title to lot of ground over
200 feet in extent along the sloughs
back of the Temple theater, and back
of the Chapman place. The people
making the purchase could not be
seen today but 1t is the general opin-
ion that the Northern Pacific intends
to fill up the sloughs and make track
age room at this point. The people
making the sales to the Northern Pa
cific are Joe Alexander, $500; Clar-
ence Wright $500, and Skinner and
Mounce, s7OO.-Lewiston Tribune.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-16
RnnchcS Devastated.

Fearful destruction of fruit and
grain by hail is reported from Muddy
creek, where rich ranches for several
miles We're devastated in storm that
covered the ground with six inches
of hailstones as big as robins eggs.
The path of the storm was a mile
wide. 1t was about six miles in
length.
Grant Hoburg, who had expected to
harvest 5000 bushels of grain, was
forced today to cut his fields for hay
Out of 500 boxes of apples he will not
have box for shipment All fruits
were bruised or knocked from the
trees by the fierce storm. A dozen
other ranchers suffered greatly, some
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-08-16
Seaside Resorts and Return.

To north beach points, Ilwaco to
Nahcotta, inclusive and to Seaside and
Clatsop Beach, s13.15 for the round
trip. Dates of sale from June 15 to
August 25. inclusive. Tickets will
carry transit limit of 10 days in either
direction and be good for stop-over
at Portland within such limit. Final
return limit September 80. 1908. Tor
particulars, call on or address T c.
Smith, agent.