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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
SaGnfrculcr AM Merfc.

GleDelonO, o. I. Sept.-2ebte
Nndt iinO 5ipci Gcriu6e gemodt
poroeL Toiiogier5iiqe Ser eric.
@obn" sum Gntaleiien 5u brinacn.
&n bei0cn 6dacn gcIang eS, bic @c.
leiie redlt5citig pom Den 6obrbinOer.
niiieH 3lt befreien. Gie Strcde, an
meIder Die perbreAerii6en gerilthc
9enrodlt mpr6en limo, lit cine iebr ge-
idbrIihc, "a iidl bort ihorfe 9llrpcn
l1nD ticfc ~9lbbGngc briinoen.
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Tationals1 aufen

Iational sDanfen.
,9bs cls Sumu National Saus,." &an. unb
@retersSirabe. Sacob yS. 9uof, 4rdiioent;
9nuio e. Goal:s, SicesEtifioeit; Senrp D.
Heoue, &G'itrer.
,5irit g~satiunai Saul Of Baltimore" s. 9.
l9ilcor, Sulitrer. II S~ort1sStrabe.
,Smcits 9atippat.Sant.H. 432 Siosgroaomab,
,@eitern Wafional Sanf," 90. Marriott, aaff.
rer, ii 9icros@utdlpsStrdb
,Srupers & Mechanics S~iaiiouGl Sanf," @b1S.
G. Miaer, Naiitrer, NorbpettsGde Sniuip'
uno SnbetTesSttlbc.
,,Ibiro National Sant," Baltimore iiio gurtbs
Strnbe.
,SGrncrs & Icrdant5' National gan'," Souib'
uto gou1barosStrnbc
,GumiHcreinl d Tarmers' TotiurHl @anf," Siio'
ireits@de SopGroz ulo 8crmahsStrabe; 8.
:. Balbiu'I S~tllitrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

peidcnboot yTolpbin" nit Dem Wfa.
rtne . Gomite oes HeprGientontcll
bouieS an 9or0, lit bel,te nad Norts.
mouth 0b4cA0nAcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Baltimore Sampf Eafet So.

~ ~
Die Yer. StdateIl'4;oit beiorbPrno.
Sainpfer ,Girainia lnen), rAtabarna,"
,@eurgia," ySenneNce."
0ampfer labren tigIi6, Sonlrtags anSeeronI'
men. bon ben n8ais9inie." 9iers, Nr. 1913,
2iehtsGirabe, $50 Abenos. brett nab OLD
4otnt Comfort. giurfoif, 91rtsulortb unb alien
Yuniten bes GiioeIIs. Nerbtnbune III Oh
9oint Comfort nit Is. & 3. @tienba9n.- gtat
"5GIbUGS S Sir aipea fo ii sp'i 3uue rad f', morts.
mouth uno MiIarta. Sn gorfoli uGerbtnouue
NIT Der ~ssttturtr eGudft eite, q etorfolf .unb
peiilih uno .Olo 9ontirion Cine" mad 9ieps
bern, ssafbineton, N..e., Gi6moHb, ga, nno
Neipsg1ori.
gfdbl6eitsn na6 europdif6em 9Iaue. 2uTi,'
fiole Suiiifeu5irrnler eIeftrii6e gelel6tu1G,
Satnpfbci5ung, Stolen frei. Seieroirte Saiiiteil.
simmer in ben 9~iIetsgireanr Der rSops9iue."
IA. t07. SftsVaItimoresGtrnbe gtr. 500 ulb
sos. 2t9bt'Strabe. 9. q. 6. Office, SiiooitsGde
baltimore. Iub Ga.bertsStrabe, pGonttnentai
SrltftL 9ni!oi19" mo Il6dlgb's, UT. 100. gtpro'
96arlessStrabe.
Sutu y. Shcruuuo, 6. Vr0iut,
%icederdi. II. Gen. sglunager. Gen. sIaff. s@eent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Wars(anb nnb 8cnnipluania Balm.

Nht I. stptthlDtt III Ntutl IltltHu.
7.30 MrreerS gorf @oit, tdGli6, anssenoi1'
men Sonnfng.
$50 MoreciS Sefta gtecom., mt Sonntne.
0.30 Mforgens VeInir IecoIl., id9llh, ansae'
nuutrten Sountdg.
1.20 Nahmiita9S Qeldtr elccpm., rur Samfid9.
3.45 Gadbmittn9s Dorf To't, tdgIi6, ausge'
nomnlen Spnriag.
40 Wa6mttta9s Selfa g[ccom.. MIR GpRniuo,
5.15 NahnittnGS 9elntr Grpreb, tdgIib, aus
aeionmen Sonntdg.
Clio stbenos Delta NctoIn., tdglid, ausgenorl'
men Sonntug.
# 90 9t6enoS Delta 4ctom.. MIR Sonntaa.
1870 Ibe.los @cl1tr Ncconl., tdelt6, nisge'
nonimeu Sountda.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Werdants G. Iincrs transport. So
NnWptcrsEthte.
Nrad,f ituo Yaiiuatcre.

LWWpTVfsTTWEt.
Sradlt uuo Haiiagtcre.
*Gadl Bottom uno bent Often.
Mont., NteHii.. Sonnerit., Can't. 6 lbr @bbS.
= Tnf Yrpuibcnee nub benz Often.
Sonntap, Mitt1po6. SreitGa, 8 llbr Nberos.
*Eadl Tciupurt' 9leius uno Eprfuif
tigIih, 6 llbr gtbelbS.
*Sraht angenomrlen tdaIit 6s 8 ubr Rndnt.
fhr S%enlelben Iaa abfabrenoe Sanpier.
Pad sapannnb nnb benz stoen.
Steitfta9. O1nneritng, Sdnitaa, 9 ubr Ibere9.
70. =, Surta, @aent, Gong 9od.
Saup:.ghrean: Uerman' unb 2igbt.strabe.
G13.I&G-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

$40 lit Sobn @ooomin?
- S~nnerbolb fiinf @od)en lit Der 8.
iGbrige Sobn 8ooomin picOcrbolt
aus Dem ct. &incent'S @oiienboita
cntfloben. 9aS lebte Wtol bemerf.
iteQigte @ooomin icinc Slll6t am
9onncritog ourd) Elm God III Ser
0intermnter, peIdle an SOnes' 6GQe
gren5t. Die Shpeitcrn gluuben, onb
Ser &nobe IN ooS @oiier ~itiir5tc u1o
ser 2eidnom III ben &ofen &c.
ld)memmt plirOc, ga jebe Spur bon
oelnielben feblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
am II. September0 CAMPER uYots-

hlHtE }+lN a. Dr..
9Im II. September ompier nYots-
Dam" nod Totteroam.
Nnl r. September Sampler 0glii-
cher" llaG Sontburg. 5a
Nm II. Suptcmber 0onlpicr D@rc-
men" ua0 @remcn.
PPM II. Geprembcr Tompier ySS-
cor Der 3lueite" llo0 G~opcl,bogcn.
Sim ~. Septerber 0ompfcr .Ge.
oric" mad Slperrool.
PIN IL. September Ganpfer III.
tonia" na6 Ncopel uuo Grieit.
Nm ~. September Compiler so,
boic" mad SABRE.
2lm IA. Sentember Compiler IS.
2incoln" nof Sam6urg,
9(m IA. Septem6er Gonpfer nWe.
inbo" no6 &onoon.
PIN IA. Septcmber Compiler st.
SouiS" nod Soutbompton.
Nn Ia. september 2dllpfer zee
LAMB" no6 9oper unO ~Nrtuerpeu.
9(m IA. September Sampler ugtef-
far" rod Gibraltar mo Neapel.
Nr "A. September Gnmpfer Cru,
rio" nod 2ipcrpool.
PIN IA. September Garnpfer Gas.
coqne" nad) &anre.
PIN II. September Compiler o2lito.
ria" nod Glasgow.
9(m II. September ompfet ySron'
prinSeiiin Gecilie" mad Bremen.
g(m II. September ampfcr ,.Nlicc"
nod Neopcl uno SrieIt.
PIN H. September Qnmpfer nScea'
ia" mad Samburg.
9lm IS. Septembcr Gonpfer vSu'
eania" nod) @iocrpooI.
PIN tS. September Camper .Si'
tltortiu" mad Hotter0an uno 2ibalt,
PM IS. September Compiler nScu'
tonic" nod Soutbampton.
Im is. September Gompier sc.
9(miter6om" nodl Tbtteroam.
PIN IS. September Gampfer D8er.
mania" not 9tcnpel urro MfarIelae.
Nm 10. Septenbar Ganpter yGe.
gina b'&tltin" lnadJ Ncapel uL@cnllo.
Nm 9.Septelnberj Ndlttplct pIllle'
rita" nad) 9ullTelltg
Hlt ". StPdt,lpV{ Sun'p!et "e"''
%oarolla" ll1h SrclUfF.
HIH ~, fVtP'H'pV{ Nu''Plel "c'''
nc" llAd) SlorrppolaN ~.
Hnl ~. Stplel'ptr 2o'lp'et ""''
9ertA" mob 9FeopIe.
Th ~ Sepl'H'oPt Sol'lP'et "Ftp
pence" nod @1orrts.s.
Tnl u. Seplel'Ioet Soh'pIer IN
lltolla" llad1 SloerpQol,
IH1 u. 1epte'lioff Soa'pIet "el'
ropo" Iod) 9tcapel l'lto @ei'ii1'
"H' Il O'P'''lpt' ~"'tPI' ~
Grelte" iad) @Ior0Itdr lillo 9'eopel.
PIN u. Scptember 3onlpicr nSln
lano" nod Goocr lmb %glntncrpen.
PIN 81. Scptcn1bcr 0ampfer yEbi
l~a0clp1ia" n0d) Sout1ampton.
PIN 81, Scptcmbcr Iun1p'er rWtin
netonfn" nod) 2on0oH.
Mm 81 September Io,nofer ,91ol
hcripp" rnrh Nouburn
Mn1 81 scptcmher Oompfer go
hmbio" md WIosootp.
gn1 d Scptcmbrir Sompfer San,
b,,ro" md, 9}c,nc( unS Gcuuo.
Nm 81 Scptcmber lompicr ga
rn,,io" uod qinernooI
PIN q. Septen,bcr 1ompier .,Sron
rcsro" nod, o}ponpI mn 5rieIt
Mm 81 opntcmhcr Tompicr .l9oi
ier" roh Nrcmcu
Nn, o. orntpmbcr 9omnicr Scco
mir" non sorthomntnr
a., o. @on.L. 0,,,nfor AZ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
9onfen

.Gcutihe geuf MN Baltimore" Baltimore unh
SoIli6dbs Strube. Iueult 0eber. 8rdiioent:
&. g.. Slot, S~dGbmeiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
@ei9aftss@ egmetier.

3eitiin9en, SeitIhriiten etc.
,Sbe Baltimore 9Pe,pS Co.," 9aoio a6ercroul,
bic, WaHaecr, 318 gSeftsSerm sStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

ap.al,S 1Iafpaesoue ndb s2cp.9orf ftrb bs'
retf 5im 8ebrau6 In Der Camden mro Wt
RobulsStatich am 1000 sibenbs.
GaeferbiruH0 bon Hatrm In G6idt' ooer Bdt'
foret per Eeiepbpn In allen f%oIeenoen BILLET
gireaur: Gburicss unb BoIiimore'etraBe e..
"a, ct. IauI 1924. ooer Wsoy @onrtlano IDOL;
Characterization SnfprmntionssSiirenu, g. 4 v.
ct. PauI $40, ober Wo., eouriIalto 2726; uno
Gr. 626. @los8rpabiuau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
0amburssN
-nadl-
Spppelihranbcn'
Grpres. uno Saiiaaier=I ieni.

Sambnrs.I merifa-Ginie
81 grooopap, Help-gcrf,
Irtbur @. HubIon,
am attn Ylaec,
1877 Sit-9altimore.S Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Snnr.Vnnfen

,Ecntihe epar.%anf ppn galttmure," 9.ttap.
liuo @altiinoresS Giraffe.
yGt. 3ames- Sparbant," 0alttnoresSfrabe uno
Guf.ontsS oufes 9lOerue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

Warmor. lllO Brani+-SScrfe.
9. Sil9drtner * SobHe. 7t4-7ls BeiisgaItl.
ntpresStrQRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
9l0Dofnteu.

5rancta 8. alcmn,, RedtsaHipaIi. 225 Ct. Saul
Strabe, Baltimore, Wto.
aarl II. 81. Sfplg 2B-129 2dtp QuiIoine.
BuftaJus aprb, 26l-269 Calvert 9uiLoin9.
u. Ism ErtnnMn, III Noros@6ailessS irabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Sruits Gompnduie'n

SruIts9 ompngnie'n.
4, Marg:anb Sruit 6p.," Horopeii.Gde Ga!oerl.
uno G5errnan.S Giraffe. @rier Scrih. Brai.
bent: 2. .. SinlmernianH. SeiretHr; Carroll
Tnn Hcb, Sfapmeiftcr.
+. Baltimore Ernit & Guarantee &c." Equitable.
Vuiioirg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

~"' GSef 'SN'S 'hR ''NhA-
aupferI6mieoe uno Ylumbers.
5nhn. enbert, TIA 9~hames.Sirukt g. & g.
Se!spbon: @oIfe 1885.
Seuer.T eriiferrngea.
rIpnal Sniuranec So. Of aipcrsoul," Seitrp 30
9Sarfielo, Heftoent Manaaer, 101-102 Gbdm'
yGIsrmanta 6rnerbertherungs . gsisnfhaft"
Baltimore. uno Norfb'Strabe.
Wni. s. ebadclfprb e. Co., l5 n1S II gbna1ber
u commerce tr-'.
8runocigentbrr,s agenten urb
.Sdnoler.
9ierre s. Tuecn & s,eabew, 10 Dft.oe,iuatun,
tpnsStrabe.
Observation-Disclosures.
Q. q. Tna Son d Co.. 404 @eft.Serman.st
Sufihmieo, 3r,bebSr.
g, cent gasr. 9p, N.. seq nnb 3o4, gors.
$ab'Stratr.
2o6Ien un0 SoI3.
Seurp o Bon Setns, $50 goIumbiaasIbenne.
Gt,mudiaf)en uno itbren.
~. =. W!nr,. 90 Sit.s3ai.imp iss strabe
StI!roletbe>@eihatte.
"I"a'ulisaisS sonu Co." , stososSas.s trabs.
Tia,tos uuo Sraeln.
Gbas. ~. etteit, o gioro.2ibertn. straBe.
Wni. Snabs 4 Co., ggDric" s9ebduoe, Wti. HpbaI.
Apeule.
4ampf. uno 8aIierhei3una.
G.. g.: edaehcr, TAP Sits2onbarosstr. q. &
9.'It.epbon 2568.
Tapier unb Gap;er.0i iten.
Siaitt. Ttgpn Co., t05 mo 107 Sauoper.Gir.
Slaggen, Banner, Ib5eiden.
eisep Bros, 10 Beft.aertnatcns strabe.
9led)plattenL Mctnl etc.
2nDu. Gsnfftn & 60. 1910 gaIoerftonsStr.
9eteftIp-I gentur.
Spunbanss. z shmibt tfriiber bel Sritb, gleft
& Gnsls. sos Snipert GuiIoiue. p
Triebh6fe.
naSsssn Cart Gsmaerp." Office: 81 Reft.ea.
ratogus Strabs. Fl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

I1sffits d sarner Gr., 2O5 Noto.RacasS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

NdNe fnr's auSldns beiprat q. Haiue, .Nr.
if3, EitsSalfimpre' ctr, nahe Snitent oonfe.Moe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

9aumoterialien, 3biiren, Jenlter'
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
Games g. Softer & Co., 115 uro III, Glib
5reberidsS irdbe.
Geo. 8. sloan < Bro, Ala, 2iebtsstr 'Berfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
2anouirtbihaitlihe 8critbe /

Sdlltereie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Selttne GpiNCnli c.

IS i6eipt nod)gerabe. ola o6 I'M
Stootc MorpIono lultcr hcirotbsluiti.
GEN Eourct cine @piOeHic fijr mpitc,
ri6ic Chen cin0etretcn lit, lSn GrcOc.
rif IicBen lid Sri. &ouro 0}oo 6or,
rjipu mo NCrr Wortin u. Gran Dcim.
Iid) trollen. Cos 9tGmlihe Ncidnb in
Soacr2tonn, lpoiclbit iidl Sri. DIR.
tie @rnnn mo G0gcr z. Q&cua obnc
gSiiicn ibrer 6rcun0e in @nmcn'a Sci
icln id)mieoen licben. Gieicn &od3ei
ten entire nous mnrOc inOeiien Die
aronc oltfgeiest, oIs 5luei 3miQin9s
ifmcitern, sic S0dter BON Charles
2omion Giouett BON HodpiIle, in ocn
@bebun0 geiGmieoet mllroen. GteieS
lit jcBt Die Seniation 0cS Cages in
RoduiQe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
2cihenbeitatter.

SnuoclS & ebbnc, 110s-17'0 QnntonssIoenue
Ssni. Spui, yfortbs mo 8recnmounit soenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

iteat, Elm @irglieo iene5 forbigcn
&opoQerie . Corps getpeien, mel6eS
iidl BET bent unoergeBlidlen 2Gn0riif
auf Son Suan @ia otrA iold)c "a.
pferfeit alls5ei6nete l1no ipe5ieQ oli
GmpfcHIung oes Oonoliacn Obcritcn
&p%oiepeIt offentlid bclobt murOe.
WtcSntoib meIder iedS Sabre in
Der 9umbeSnrmee geoient bat, i6eint
lid in iein Sbidinl crgcbrn 3lt be-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

YaHc. snTr. Ylriicninss slaslans be-
iorsf s.. '#aift, Mr. 4t3, Sit-Selti-
morcitrahc, nabc Chiffon SOnic Mpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Der Hatcufrica.

gllb Die nSnicrnotionol MercontiIe
Marine So" rcoujirt ibrc aoiii.
tcniohrprciic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

aupferi6miebe uno Ylunbers.
5pbn snbert. TIA 9bnmes.o iratt g. & g..
Se!spbon: GSDIie 1885.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

@o6entaeen 100 8orm. bis 500 abenos,
5ri9ere abfdbrt bon Der gt; 5aopalfSfatlon
Maiblneton, o]sTluIten @t; Ho9a q q Si Ian bo
+ii.53, sii,.55 Born, E12.i9, ti2,6a. LBS
t2.43, 1880, 44.l6, .+4.55, +5;56 Nadanif s6os
1885, 1909 Giuiteo) 1850, +t12S aoelSs s
1920, $500, *s.16. 1900, 1000, Ill 90 8Ti;,
$1,000 ~, +t2.02, "12. 90, Zoo, s1.06. t2.Oo,
300, 1905, t4.00, $3.50, 100 *5:05 Nq9nl,
feo), $1,000, 1905, *1t.O5, *11.32 ab6s; -
Sre6erid, characterization, t7.35 mo S9.ib
8prm., HES. 1850 uno 500 Nabnt.-
oaaeretsipu, VT. HopulsStation, t7.45 BIN,
1880 yabni.; Gamoenre .atirn. t7.35. 1890
BORN, 1850, 400 9laobn.
NpDal Blue 2tne
uadl Rbilao tlpbia uro Feip.Dbrf.
Teuer Ietmlius an Der Sreiuno5par5iejter
Strube, NefpsYorf. beauem nab SotelS, 1bea'
tern unb 9eiddttss9iftrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

save hrs ausians tefcrst q. 9tains, Ns.
413, E't'%nltiiHpte. Str., nabe 9uitpm Sraie.Aue.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-29
FREEWATER.M
PEACH DAY WAS A GREAT
SUCCESS IN EVERY WAY
Many VIII Come to the District Fair
at Pendleton-Cannery VIII Re-
sumo Operations 500 n-Epidemic
of Mild Type of MeasleS-Milton
VIII Send Beautiful Displays to Sac
ramento and Pendleton in septem-
Der.

Freewater, Aug. 29.-Freewater's
peach day was a grand success, and
ended with a grand ball last night at
Badgero hall, which was well attend
ed. The attendance during the entire
day was all that could be desired, and
the speeches by Senator C. w. Fulton,
w. r. Ellis and prominent men of
the county were much appreciated.
Much was said in praise of the fine
exhibit of fruit and vegetables from
this section. Freewater will be great
ly benefited by the success of this day
and her people will turn out en- masse
to the district fair in Pendleton.
j. H. Hall is business visitor In
Portland for a short time.
Arrangements have been made to
keep the Freewater cannery running,
and canned goods will continue to be
turned out.
Several of the children in this vi
cinity are afflicted with the measles
in light form.
Mrs Mamie Wells has returned
from Cottage Grove here she has been
visiting relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Connolly has gone to
Salt Lake city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-29


in the measure. 1t Is not a new law
nor new decree, but simply the
adoption of an old law to new con-
ditions and new localities"
The foregoing statement was made
by Blshop Edward j. O'Dea, of the
diocese of Nisqually, in discussing the
recent decree of the Holy See. Bish-
op O'Dea said that the law of the
church regarding marriages never
changes, Continuing, he said.
1.-THE church recognizes the irrevo-
cability of the marriage contract,
Wherever or by whomsoever perform
ed providing the party is lagally au-
thorized to perform the ceremony in
the country where the marriage con-
tract Is made. It has no power to
annu, the marriage contracts except,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-29
POLK COUNTY EXPORTS SHEEP
t. +. Boylen Final Purchaser for
Denver Market.

Says the Independence Enterprise:
Polk county continues to keep UP
her reputation in the line Of pure
bred sheep. That such is true was
fully demonstrated Saturday when
1900 ram lambs were shipped from
Independence to Denver, Colo, to be
distributed from that city to the ad-
1acent sheep ranges.
Sundays shipment of lambs had
been collected by w. w. Percival,
whose Judgment in live stock matters
is regarded very highly by eastern
dealers seeking rams for the range
trade. The rams were sold by Mr..
Percival to T. F. Boylen of Hay creek
in eastern Oregon, who was here last
week to receive them and who start
ed then Sunday morning on their
long Journey across the mountains to
Denver.
These sheep were inspected here
last week by representatives of both
federal and state authority. DR.. Nc
Clure, chief Of the U. s. bureau of
animal industry for the northwestern
states, was in independence last week
and was present and assisted in the
inspection conducted by DR.. Lytle OF
federal and DIR. Adams Of state au1
thority. The result of this inspection
was certainly a credit to the stock
growers of Polk county as no evidence
of scab or other infectious diseases
was discovered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-29

-, m ~ nL;,,o, n
"esson, Gus is' 1., -
coloIeu piae n9i,il.n' "as a. - -
IIa r,'as S,rad ,1n ora ordered to Leave
toIrn but a. his nIeading II was de-
aI5as tho. he stay ond he was given
81 - ,r,n.,son,oant
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"- -4,'S
Vestihe this Week anu III rev uays
more most vi 'ne whea' VIII oe
'iires"eu III 'iii' 'ie''''
Some damage was done to the NOR
NAL school building by the storm OF
last SATURDAY. several pahes OF grass
were knocked out, etc.
B. F. Somerville is making prepara-
tions to take a trip to British Column
bia to look over the country.
Much hailed hay ia being brought
in To the warehouses from the noun
tain district
cooraa sto., ono 10 ,be Ioad,no
Saotasouar. ., this sect,on eynects
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-29
Milton Notes,

Milton, Aug. 29.-The Commercial
association at this place is taking an
interest In getting fine display Of
fruits and things grown here to be
placed at Sacramento and at the dis
trict fair in Pendleton. Tassy Stewart
has been elected a second delegate to
go to Sacramento with Attorney S.
d. Peterson.
Miss BERTHE Elan is visiting friends
in Spokane.
Mrs. Goodwin, mother of the well
known Freewater attorney, is here
from Wisconsin in company with her
younger son, Colin. Attorney Goodwin
is desirous of having his people locate
here, which they may decide to cd
soon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-29
DEAFNESS Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reaSn
the diseased portion Of the ear. There Is
only one way to cure deafness, and that Is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness u
caused BY an inflamed condition Of the iriu.
cous lining of the Eustachian tube. When
this tube Is lnflamed you nave rumbling
entirely closed, deafness is tho result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to Its normal con
dition, hearing will be destroyed forever
nine cases out CT 10 are caused by Catarrh
which is nothin.. out an inflamed condition
OF the mucous surfaces.
We give One Hundred Dollars for any
case Of deafness (caused by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Hall S Catarrh Cure
Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take l;all's Family Pills for constipation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-29
Endorsed by the Country.

"The most popular remedy in Of
sego county, and the best friend of
my family" writes VIM. M. .Dietz, ed
itor and publisher of the Otsego
Journal. Gilbertsville, N. Y, "is DIR.
Kings New Discovery. 1t has prov
ed to be an infallible cure for coughs
and colds, making short work of the
worst of them. We always keep a
tottle in the house. I believe 1t to
be the most valuable prescription
known for lung and throat diseases"
Guaranteed to never disappoint the
taker, by Tallman & Co.'s drug store.
Price so cents and 81. Trial bottle
free.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-29

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Tull,
August 90, a son.
Matt Mosgrove has gone to Port
land, and he will return with Mrs.
Mosgrove and son, who have been
there for a few weeks.
Great quantities of melons, peaches,
prunes, etc. are now being shipped
out from Freewater and Milton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-29
CATHOLIC MARRIAGE DECREE.
Provisional Recognition OF Common
Law Marriage.

Seattle, Aug. 29.-"The latest de-
cree Of the Holy See declaring that
no marriages shall be valid among
Catholics unless they are performed
by priest in the presence Of two
witnesses, but making exceptional
provisions in case a priest is not
available SO that the parties may
contract common-law marriage is
not at all revolutionary or surprising
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-29
NEWS OF WESTON
C. ROBINSON FINED FOR
DIsORDERLY CONDUCT.

the Force at the Brick
Yards-Harvesting About at an
End - Storm Damaged Normal
Buildings Slightly-Going to Brit
ish Columbia-Baled Hay From the
Mountains-John Martin Quite Ill
will Winter in California.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
Ever See One7

Did you ever see one-legged man
with his hands in his pockets? Few
people have, but down Dearborn stree
.he other morning there walked a mar
rom whose right trouser leg ,..9'ac,.
I'd what seemed to be length of leau
pipe. BY slouching backward. sailoi
fashion, he had managed TO get hls
hands in his pockets and he stumped
along merrily. obivious of the stare
Of those he pcssed.-Chicago Int
Ocean.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
Many Chinese Living Abroad.

China has no less than 7,e42,650
citizens living In foreign countries.
md has abundant reason to be watch.
tll Of their interests. There are only
10000 OF them IN the Philippines. our
government having prohibited their
batrance there. and the total for all
American countries In 272,S29, Of
whom probably about 100000 are 10
Ais country.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
wenr Lse raxpays, ss,tls.

Shasta county, California. has die
covered that 10000 acres OF timber
land. hitherto supposed to belong to
I4assen county. Is Shastas, Lassen &C.
knowledges the claim. The discovery
was made few days ago, when an
Eastern landowner wrote to Redding
10 md out the amount of his taxes.
The assessor directed him to Lassen
county. The officer there directed
him to Shasta county again.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
Need Of Real Churches.

Police Commissioner McAdoo, Of
New York, recently gave utterance tn
these words: "The church can not
compete with sensational press. The
church can not compete with the 20
ntical club. The church can not com.
pete with the theater. The church
can not compete with ethical clubs.
The church can not compete with sa.
looms. We want churches that are
churches"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
Sumixing."

What would the advertisement
writer do without the sufiix ing'?'
asked a man who studies advertise.
meuts. I'VE have long been used to
shsetings and pillow castings and even
coatinss and vestings have lost theh
newness, but now a department store
announces that it will sell waistings
and blouslngs. viii we soon hear OF
collarings and cufings at great dis
count or mark down sale of boys
short pantings?'
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
Gold Production,

The production Of gold in the Unit
q States during 1906 il estimated by
the director Of the mint at S96, ,101 900.
which Is an Increase Of $1,000 ,0Oe
over that Of 1905. The production OF
silver Is estimated at 56,1S3,0O0
ounces. an increase Of $4,000 ounces
over that Of the previous year.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-12-27
To Study Land Question.

II is stated that Sir Gilbert Parker
author Of "A Ladder OF Swords" has
gone to South Africa to make spe
eial study Of the land question fGerc
Tor his yovernment.