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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
MENINGITIS.
What il is--aud Et, Relation lo Ca
Iarrh


AtENlNGI7-ts-Tha DISGUISE Iha. ha4
eaused 80 many deaths rcccDtlV S
DERIVED frcm Two Greek Words mean.
ing together INFLAMMATION nj The men-
9 ,l.5e ~ Is g.l'ed by half dozen
ter wlat name 4 given IT,
MpNiCABLE,
An authority on this dread disease
Stts ~ might seem that germs lodged
IN en- interior mem hra5le, nowhere eN-
posed would hardy he lBcy 10 he
come difSuseG In the air and apread
But The germs II must he remtu bered
Pre- N the blood as wen and consequent
~ affect The whole BODY. exterior and in
S6'ssE A AK 4iE t coNTai e A 4AR
ts.tsAlS AMI ~ ~ THROUGH THE
lISgI u AHGEs from THE NOSE AND
IT ,i,s a Iii AT MEN NIGHTS is OR
Nleh' here prs. Shores wish 10 ems
phasisa the danger m Infection when "a
person suffers frcm CatarIh. and the
Nbol' mrfnua Wemhrane ~ the head
and nesc are highly in0amed ana uffer
excellent induceineill 10 the ''nIgra-
TOYS. germ that & looking for a place 10
settle down The germs enter the na-
sal passages and soon lind their way 10
lne hrain--thep Inflammation sets I'm and
the undertaken begins to take notice :"
Every person who knows himself Ia he
suffering from Catarrh is OPENLY IN
NlTlNG NINGITIS AND CON
SUMPTION, and also endangerire tho
lives or others DIS shores do not
claim OF pretend TO treat or cure Nenin.
gitIs 1T is NOT IN THEIR LINEs-hnt
they do claim that Many cases would
hS prevented and the spread Of disease
dimlns he'd II people with Catarrh won d
| have them selves PROPERLY TREAT
ED-ins;ead 81 going around with
stnndng Invitation 10 every disease
germ floating IN the alT--to Gnd todg-
inenu in the M sal passages There Is no
longer any excuse fer Catarrh. when
YOU ear be CURED for the low Zee OF
s. 4 month including al medicines
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
"77''
Humphreys Seventy
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G r | =:

If you pull through and escape
Pneu'nonia' the worst part Of grip
is the prostratiou, tue lassitude,
the slow convalcscencc. The aClvaa-
tage Of Seventy seven over
other remedies is, that its tonicitv
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tack OF Grip and there is no break
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Humphreys Homeo Medicine CO.,
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York.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16
Ter Insgabcn- TonS NIB Der Snnbcss
Scnat.

@ie ooS irnn5oiti6e EorIoment
not audi unicr GongreB Ole @ebGlter
lciner Witglieoer erb0bt. llniere 9uns
oes' 0cies9eber bahcn iid oas Sobress
8ebolt unl Die Salite erb0bt, bon
5000 olli 1900 Collars. Won ioIltc
mcincll, oaB iid) bumlit ertrGglid) lc.
ben loile. Gem lit obcr nift 10. 60.
hcn mir oicier Gage etipnS itber ben
Contingent Sonoa," ans melbcm
10 feline Nebeniud)cn iiir bic Scrrert
Senutoren bcglidcn wcrben. Ga itcs
ben $40 Dollars fir Mincroltuaiier,
Gitronen mo 3uder. Gob nibtS
Stdrfcres uertilgt iporoen lit, lit ol,f
bic ~itriftc Yrobibition 5uriid5uiiib,
relr, iueldc Der Gon9reB iibcr ouS
9unbes.aapitoI perb1ngt bat, o.
nit Die 8opie flor bleibcn. Ibcr
nobe5u 1000 Collars fir Mincrals
WoIicr llnb 9inlondbe lit iiir Sen
Senois1liigel oeS &apitola bod Elm
bobcr Holten. ltnb iunrllnl 5ublen Die
0erren pom WiuipnGrS.Gl nid)t
aus cigener Saihe fir ibre @ctr1nfe'
Wciter luurben aus Dem yGpntinget
Sonos" Suor.S infturen, Sd)m1mnc,
&olniideS @aiier, fosmetii6e Stoiie,
Sanolhitbc, Soldcntiiher, Speri1s
9lns.@clltcl uno luos nid)t nod oncS
beidafit, iogor ein pSfirt Srunf"-
Gin Softer iiir llnterrofe! @orum
nid)t audi automobile nnb oer9lci.
den oui He9in,entS. llnfoiten obcr
gcnnuer olli Die ~ltnfoiten Der Steller.
5ublcr? IS idciltt cine oltc 8cpfIp.
9cnbeit gu icin, Die iih BON Sabr 5I
Snbr billgeihcppt bot, ollcrlci Nliss
9oben ans Dem rIusgaben'T onos" 5l
peitrcitcn, Die aus ser ei9encn Suid,e
Der Serren Senutpren bc9lihcn iucr'
ben ioQten. @cm bas qcid,iebt onl
g%riincn Solh iuaS iou an biirrer
merocn?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16

len lpIe es ideint, gar nidt, peIt
einen ShaB tic ibrcn ainoern ans
8leldgGltigfeit npreutbaIteu. Sic
yGbicaao lrobiinc," ein onglotomcri.
taniideS 9latt, id)rcibt:
Sic Ser. Stootcu bubcn IN Die.
lem 6clOc einen Cigenartigen Gor,
tbeiI, Oen lie nid)t ollSniibeu. Sn Sic
lem Sonoe giebt eS Souicnoe bier
geborener &inoer, oeren GItern elmer
trcmoen Spradc mGd)ttg limo. @ern
0ieie &inOer Die 0ffeutIiden StuIen
beiuhCr, lernen lie IeIcn uro idrei.
ben, aber lie iino ~uufdbtg, lit IN
ibrer Wutteriprad)e ~gelpanot olls3lts
briidcn ODER in ibr nit Ginem, Der
mr. oieic SprodJe fennt, ridJttg 3t
correspondent. gflr 81 oft ifcint
Is ibr Strcbcn 5u icirt, bic Sprahc
tbrcr Gltern 10 bol0, mic m0glidl SIT
ucrgeiIer. ainoer ucrmogcn es nit)t
81 crnleiieL ipie wid)tig cs fir lie lit,
an SEN 8ortbeilen fcIt5llboItcn, Die
ibnen oirrdJ Die llmltGnoe mllr0en,
obcr lire Gltern iouten 0oS tblln,
unb icnc @creinigllngcn bon Csc.
ifGitSleltten sic iif)'8 sur Nufgobe
mod)ter, ocn Snnoel Der Ser. Staas
TEN ST. ior0ern ioIten binnrbeiten
nrf bic Serousbiloung cineS Corps
bon Sonoclsbiencrn, oie fGbig limo,
in 5tuci Sprnhe 81 correiponoiren.
Ielltihe, EoIen, lln9orn, Stdliener,
Stnn0inopier mo nIlc nnocren eli.
rop6iihen NntionolitGten iino bier
ucrtrcten, uno man l0Bt zines ser
mcrtbpoaiten Glitter, 6ie lie ans i6rem
olten Soterloloc bierbcr brodten,
od)tloS o~eriollen. Slrnge WGnncr,
Die belle 9enitg iino, lid Die Dor.
tbcilbaite Gage, IN Ser tic lid ielen
81 Nllbc 81 MAIDEN, iucroen gepib
Sen 2obn cinbcimien."
-GS liegt I'M Sntereiic Ser &inber,
linen Die oeutid)e Sprude neben Der
cnglilfcn 5ll erbaltcn. llno 9oltis
more bietet IN ieincn oeutid-englis
idcn Sd)ulcn @eIcqCnbeit, sic Sim.
Der Don flcinen Nsg.GsS diibcu bis
gum Gerlaiicn ser Sdule NIT Dem
9eutihcn bctonnt mo ucrtruut 5ll
MAIDEN, miinoli6, ipic id)riitIid,. @cr
eS olio nit icinen &inocrn gut
meint, luer lire Sntcrclicn forbcrn
mill - ilno 6nS iuollen ood) mobl
olle Gltern Der fibre Iie beltte elmer
ocltldl-englilhen Sdulc 81. Sc miro
lidJ rcid)lid) lobllen.
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Iht Scitcn.
Gle 3srimGr . @aBlcn.

Scl,tc iin0cu ole Yrim1r'NSnbiel'
Stott. Gie iino %0e0cmuGrtig bon plel
QroBcrcr @eocutlmg ais III trltberer
S,otren, ga iiberIieBcn sic 0ilrger
oen @oIititcrn mo ibren 6reunoer
sic IrimGr Wablen un10 nahlnen me-
mia oFtipcn Intbcil baron. Gie poll+
tiidcn 6iibrer lpablten Die Gdnol0n'
ten aus mo Die @iirger be9lllgtel
iid, bel oen &allptpublcn ibrc 3n'
Thinning 81 geben ODER olldl
nid)t. 1oS lit Jest bel Den Gemofros
ten mOcrS. "a babcn Die @itrger
fir pielc 9lcnlter Die NuSmubl Der
Ganoioaten ST t~rciicn aus Der elite
9ercr. oic lid Inn eir 9llnt bclpcrben.
Die SCrbitiuabl lit 6ieSndl pon bclol'
ocrer @eoeuiung. llnO penn mir
cine Hegierun9 ocS Bottles ourd) odS
8nlf uno fir 0o5 SoIf hobcn ruoIlc}l
Damn mnlB bos @oIf olld) lciner erit,n
mo b0d)1ten Tilid)t cilge6ent lcln
mo BON ieincm pornchmitrn Ned)t
8ebraut MAIDEN. Sdon bel Den Eri.
%mGrluo6len. Snuptlodc ut un0
bleibt cs, Die tiiftigIten uno pertrall.
enSpiiroigiten Mduncr 5ur Soupt.
mabl ouI5uitcllcn, id)on bel Den Frl.
m0r+@nblcn ST jclgen. Dob eln Toltas
uotilm binter 0cn aui0eltellten Sanot.
notcn itcbt. Gicl 3cit unb Miibe linn
nit ser NliSiibuma oeS 9iiroerrcd)tS
nid)t perfniipit. 9llio ole Mnnn o,ti
Eoltcn! Die oenlofrntiiden @iirger
ionteu oieSrnal b~eionoerS rilbrig ici,
iuno wicoer 5ei9en, Oob Worplono Gin
b%emofrotiidlcr Stoot at, Der ol,G
burf OoS grobe lar6i9c @otuln nidt
IN ooS rcpublifoniid]e Eager gemon.
men mcr0cn fam. Mcpublifaniihe
8lGttcr bcburptcn, Die WarDlGn6cr
3enlotrotic lei OicSmnl III ser Icfen.
iipe. Sdqt ibr nid)t cin. Die Gam,
poglle miro cncrgiid) 1cfilbrt lucroen.
Ga5u lit es notbmenoia oaB bic 8Gh.
ler lire Eilid)t tbrn. SSn eincm @obl'
fompic entideibct leoiglih sic 3obl
Ser aGnpicnOen, MIR sic obgcgebcnen
Stimmen 5Gblcn, abcr icbc cin5elrc
Stirnnlc 51blt aud. @crfe rorlul,
beute ieoer 9iirger ieine Stimmc in
Die @a9idolc. Bon Der gr0Bcrcn
ODER 9eringercn 9etbeili9ung an oer
Erinl1rt@ablen bon ser auSiuobl
populGrer GanOibatcn bGngt Der Nus.
foa Der SaitpnpabIen ab. 5buc olio
Seoer beiite ieinc Gflidt ais @iirget!
Nle b~cmotrntiid)cn Ganoibatcll, rurt
die cine Domination uiinifen, iiro
benz oIrcttcn &olf3potrml ultcriteQt.
ipobrcno Ole rcpublitnniihen ourd)
Gelegaten auigcitellt mcrben. ipcIbe
bel ocn Trim1reW oblen 9epGblt merz
ocn. Milo fir ieoen ocnlofratiiden
Vilrger ein b%elonberer 8runb, lid oil
Den belti9en @ublen SIT betbeiIi0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16
Gum nenen SdjnIjabr.

Rad langen Scrien oiinen iid) hell.
te Die Fiortcn uniercr Sd)ulen ipie.
Der 5u e%rl1itcm Shut. Tie Ieutih-
Imeritaner, melhe ainber sur Sdil.
lie ldidenL louten lid gang ~beionoerS
oarun crlnnern. melhe 9ortbeile II.
iucld)er Segen ibrcn &leinen aus Der
Hileee ser Mltteripra6e, oeS Tellt.
iderL fiir oas Scben erm1nit. Sic
,~.Gbicogo'er Sribiine" bot nnl1ngit
ben IeutIdrs lmerifa1ern oen Dor.
iplirf genlad)t, Dap iie bns Gerrlid)e
Grbe ibrer @atcr, bic beutidc Spra,
die, grandchildren. Ger Goriulirf
lit leioer MIR 5n bcgriinoet. Gin
Melrid. Der i'm Stanbe iii, 5lpciSpro
d)cit 81 ipreten, bot, nbgeicben bon
DEM 9ilourgSiuertb, ben bos 9Th,
blunt ieber Spradle bat, &ortbcile
iiber ocn. Der lid MIR il, ciller Spru.
DE oiisbriiden fam. llrO iiir Die
ailoer Don Tcutifen lit bas Grler.
men bes Gentiden ald) fir Die @ier-
%geborclien nit luenie Niiibe perbun.
oeu. nern mir I'M Sauie Die bout.
idc Sprafe aepflegt miro, penl
coiicqucnt bnrauf pebolten miro,
boB III Ser 1anilie mr. Tentid) &c.
irrodler miro. an Der Gonieauen;
iebIt cs Ieiber oft. Gid Glieru nil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16
Ilio Elm oGeutiten Gag" Der troden
g"efeiert miro. Elm llniflnt.

Milo Elm 0Geutid)en Gag" Der trodelt
geieiert miro, Elm llnifuHh.
W ter " | man 4 /
icine Eu4nrInbrt iiir 6ieic@ Sabr oll1.
gcaebct. Gr mollte mobl ben Noros
pol cnt0efen, ober Der nltc Sbmere-
notber nil MN cinn1ol nidt ettocdt
iuerben uno blies Gage lang ci1ell 70
idorfen Nprorpito uno Elm Shnecs
treiben nod Spibbergen. oaB Wel.
man 0os uermegene Beginner allfges
ben mltBte, ba Gin 0eriud) tutalcS
SiaSfo mar. Ter HoropoI bot pieoer
eiu Sabr &lIbe Dor Der Gnt0pdrmg,
IerS Special LIS e. q.
bomo's bot cine @ep0lferung bon
1875, Der oes Sn6ioncreS errito.
RUNS cine iold)e BON 6S0,967 ergcbcn
5uiammen olio gcgeu onNertbolb nil.
IionelL cine 3runobn1c icit 1900 bon
rs Ero5ert. &ein Staot Der Union
bat Bel iciner Iufnabnc in Den 8unb
cine 10 bobc 9epolferungS5iiier ae-
bobt, u1o bod iogt Ser Gait: Ser
i6iebt Die 9lllinobmc IN ben 9un0
ollf ipGter. Inter Sorriion's @omi.
nIitrotion milrocn in 1889 un0 1899
ied)S l1clte Staoten ollfgenommcr,
bon 0enen uerIfie0enc cine lebr fleinc
0epolfcrung batter. Ger Stnat Ne+
pooo bat ictt MIR 1900 Ginpobner.
gIlcin ca gait, oic 3obI Der rcpubli'
fonild)cn @unoeSsS enntoren 81 per,
mcbren. S~fIobon1o loq >unrten, oenn
cine GerItGrfrng bemotrntiifer g.
notorcn miro BON Ben Nepublifnncrn
5ll bittcrtreiben geilldt. Die Snterci.
ien Ser Fortci itcben b0ber, oils bic
0cS 8on5en. lln0 BOD betont Eroli.
hent Rooieuelt bel icoer Be~IeaenbcIt.
mie notbmcnoig mo id)0n CS lei, &c.
reftigfeit 51l iiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16

Gte StontSgc cBgcbu n"
gen lporcll l,tten @inter raid bel
Der 'Sono, bie 3ipcicents .Haten fir
Die G~iicnbobnen 81 befretircn. Sect
BADEN bic &id)ter Oos @ort, ullb eli.
ni9c oerielbcn baben oos @eics be.
rcits fiir perIoi'uugSpiori9 crfl1rt.
Gonlit iii Die Snd)c iibrigclS nod,
nid)t erlcbigt. berrn oiif bic Shcr9c.
ritte bubcn lid NIT ser Rateniroac
i'll bcid)oitigcn. Sb eS mobI nod
cin Sonb oli Der Groc aebcn mag,
III Incident sic 8cietgebrmaen-iino
lie beltehc1 5llrn groBen ooer gor
groBten Sbeil aus Sl,riiten = nit
ibren @eiebcn 10 piele 6ioafps mo-
den, mie III ben Sercinigten Stoa-
ten? Sb es meiicr nod cit 9ano
9iebt, in bcm Die llrtbcilc Scr Rid)ter
10 unItimmig limo, lpic in bcl, Terei.
nigtcn Stontcn? @am bate man
einnrol geb0rt. oob iclbit Die Ont.
idciOungcn bcS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cl%flitin,nligc gelpcien mGrcn2
Hutuianb'S tirfiide gGber,
Uauttabfe Ueb6ube, NUitan1t aseen. etetS sJfen,
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Wuanit Is. ShGffer.

60 itarb an 10. Sepienlber Nuauit s.. sdlGi,
Ter u feinem 46: Qebensinbrc. ~Cin}iger Sobr
nnn 9tuplit Sb1ffer nnb Der pcrilor6eHcH Din
MI, Shdtfer, Seripanoie uno Sreunoe Der sd.
Mile ituo ndbtlinasooa ciraclnoelt. Der 0eeroi.
annG bet5itipcbneIi. ole am Sicntng, Iadmiis
tng5 1 ltbr. bon Der NobIitng iCiner Shnciier,
Nnrl sInenue, aus -aii Der Baltimore GenleterO"
Itnttfinoet. (o50-60)
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SDbesfGQe.

Morsarctbe Ypbrn, 76 Sabre alt, nSt. So
'cphs@GoipttaI," am -. September.
6na 0rnner, 30 Sabre ait. III. 1902. 9arioros
Rouo.
9enrp Strait, 81 Sabre alt, III. ll12. Carroll,
Sirate. uul II. September.
Spiepb 2dlule, 1 Sabr alt, Nr. s22, Siio.
GllIdlus StraBe. am Is. September.
Charles Z. Werncr, "A Sabre ait, 9ir. ID,
Sllnl NnNloIl. Silnke. ON y. Septenlher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16
Jpad)im Wtcicr.

IS iiarh an -. September 1901 3uad,i,u
Meier, 8e!iebtcr ISGiic bon gileftc Uieier, nah
inr6eni Gctoen itl IS. Sabre ieiue3 aebcn2.
Die VeerotGHnG fipoet @iautaS. : ll6r gIadb.
lnIiiags, Oont Grailcrbulfe, yr. mt. berl1nNcrie
Treoertd gocnHe, ans nui DER eySciiern 9eures
tcrN" iintt. p5S-M
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@iQiam G.upf'S

@iQiam Gpuf'S
%bcrfpnte eE
Feerotgnnaen.
Die befen nuo uulitduotgfttu.
NaS if) Itefere:
Ginen ttbren 2eitenpaec1 mil Summit.
rdoerr, 5 teire 8ltften nit @umuiirdbern, e'
ncr pra6toclen f6fuar3en, ipeiben ooer ftdbis
arunen eroaecIotb-snra. pertb $65. @u8elfifie
NIT gepclfter.ern Sedel, 1hlr'3r ancrtlor 0eIi'
ncR bcs 6rabts, Necroiamnps.g ln8eiae Baiins
heiTb chsr stIITmersJapbe, 9itter. 9ei6ter
StilbIe. Mnes; Tt:otitdl, feline Sraperie'n etc,
Maes eritilaiitg. Hetne @1trdsSpeien. CITE
$50 2etdenperfnnbt $50.
Refine Speien fir Transport bon QeiGen aus
Sotpitdlerrt, Sanitdrieu etc.
sprtb' aro 9reenmpunt.M uenue.
(Sft4-)
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wanaftsHRhrsr q. u. Sstn3, BobrnIHs
q & q. 121 u WaIbrooi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16

9tgeuibamer G. blaine, BobuHs:
Z. & j. IeIepbun: 1868 Waotfon-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16

Rutplaub's tlrfiidle gaber,
CasttabIs.gsbaase essaai ssssn. etets sifeu.
(Nuo22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16

@. aatue, GigeuthRmer uub ashatttHT-
Gef6dftsbireau unb Medallion,
CIR. 413, Si.galtimDre.S trahe.
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Gle Geut den Scr Stnot
&uuanee in Sainois baben bcid)loi.
iclL am 26. Septcmber cincn ,Gcnt.
Idcn Sa9" 5u feicrn. Der 6eitan2.
Id,uB bat uber babel beitiTrmt, baB
oIe geiitigcn @ctrGnfc pom Seit.
plate ausgeibioiien merbcn ioacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-16

6eeutur fur s9aShtngtpu nub Tttrtft eoluutbia'
GIN eaunsmanu. 1915 @lnrtpn.etT, RS
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Telephone:
g. G. q. 3173 ct. YanL
UarnlauS 1899 Gpnrtlano.
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0ontas, Den 16. September 1907
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-14
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.

Hotel st. Georgc.--H. ]. Watts and
wife. Athena; W. Martin, Boise; Mrs
C. c Van orsdall Portland; ]. "
Hatcher, Portland; Chas. Copelin
Hermiston; F. c. Hanley, Portland;
a. L. Eberhard, Walla Walla; Lon
Dunland, La Grande; Robert Brade
Portland; f. L. Dean, Denver; ]. B.
Bellows; Ed c. Allen. Portland; Geo,
T. Coyne, Portland; l.. ]. Tolls, Port
land; Jay Colmles, Canyon City; A,
II. Weatherford and wife, Cove; Glen
Hale, Cove; X. c. Daverd, Cove; Tol
F. Merper, Portlanod; T. Trow; w
d. Newcomer. Chicago; ]. d. Neten,
jr., New York; ]. L. Kenly. Portland;
James f. Lewis, Denver; F. N. Nor
chouse, Portland; B. L. Lowell, Echo;
Il. S Mattisan, Portland; oliver p.
Morton; VIM. II. Daugherty, Pendle-
ton; E. L. Davis; q. H. Benson; ].
d. Combs, Couventry; M. c. Griswold
Portland; L. Plamondon, San Fran
cisco; j. P. Scarce, Seattle; Logan
Blizzard, Newton: Il. X. Lanson,
Portland; George d. O'Connor, Walla
Walla; Thomas Johnson, Portland; L.
E. kellogg, Portland; c. w. Suits
New York; A. c. Leroy, Chicago; F.
r. Whitcomb. Seattle; w. r. Stull,
Portland; A. NJ. Mackeod, New York;
=. B. Waters, Portland; Robert j.
Ioung. San Francisco; T. Whester,
Berkeley; L. Goodfriend, San Fran
cisco; t. f. Turler, Portland; H. Levi
san, San Francisco; ]. M. Chapman,
Garden City; S. Marian. New York;
f. A. Terhar, Chicago; r. E. Fergu-
son. Seattle; Ruby Rogers, Walla
Walla; f. H. Lynch Seattle: Mrs. H.
7. Fry, Baker City; Charles A. Conner,
Spokane; James Anthony, Denver; c.
w. Isaacs, Portland; NJ. II. Conan,
Portland; ]. NJ. Maxwell and wife,
Portland; H. Cary Lapp. Seattle; Lo-
gan BLIZZARD, Newton; James Peters,
Portland; j. E Wise, Pasco; w. L.
Oschmer, Pasco; N. Bisalion, Port
land.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-14

Frewater, Oct. 1.-THE funeral Of
Lloyd Badgero, the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Badgero, who died
Saturday, was held in Freewater yes
terday at the family home. Inter-
ment was made in Odd Fellows
cemetery.
The Milton and Freewater district
has arranged a good exhibit for the
Walla Walla fair. There is nothing
like advertising and this section will
do here share of It.
The farmers about here are now
waiting for a good rain to do their
fall seeding.
]. c. Grosgebanes is a recent ar
rival in the valley, having purchased
a lQ-acre ranch on the state line Of
E. c. Spoledes
J. Kreeps is seriously III with ty-
phoid pneumonia. Mrs. Reynolds
has been engaged as nurse at night
and a day nurse has also been Sc
cured.
Returns from Hospital.
P. NJ. Vanslyke, who was injured
in an accident a few weeks ago by
being thrown from his wagon, in
which the horses were killed, has re-
turned from the hospital at Walla
Walla, and seems to be almost en-
tirely we'll.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-14
GOOD WORK.
Done Daily In Pendleton, Many Cit-
Aens Tell OF IL.

Aens Tell OF IL.
Nearly every reader has heard OF
Doan's Kidney Pills Their good work
in Pendleton still continues, and our
citizens are constantly adding indorse-
ment by public testimony. No better
proof Of merit can be had than the
experience OF friends and nelghbors.
Read this case:
Mrs. N. Swaggert. of SO Garden
street, Pendleton. Ore. says: Both
my husband and myself and have used
Doan's Kidney Pills with most grati-
flying results. Mr.. Swaggert was
troubled quite severely with his back
and kidneys, for a long time. and
nothing ever helped him as Doan's
Kidney Pills have. have known OF
the healing and curative power OF
this remedy for some time, and found
that a few doses would quickly, re-
move any lameness or pain in the back
caused by kidney arrangement. l am
glad to help make Doan's Kidney
Pills better known to all afflicted
with backache or kidney trouble"
Fer sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-AIilburn Co., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-14
BoAsTED OF KILLING ELK.
Shameful Slaughter In the Coast
Mountains Recently.


Hills Short, Frank Hague, Hank
Wells, Addison Cook and Jack Swan
son arrived yesterday from an ex-
tended trip into the interior where
they spent about 10 days in search
OF elk, says the Coos Bay Times. Each
of the men have homesteads on the
headwaters of Fall creek and spent
share of the time on their proper
ties. Each man returned with an elk
head and they loaded the five set of
horns on a wagon and exhibited the
trophies on Front street.
During their absence the party
travelled upward Of 125 miles scour-
ing the country between Solomon's
peak and the headwaters of FAN
creek, and from Wallowa mountain
to the headwaters of North Fork.
They met a party from Drain who
had three sets; Coquille with two sets;
two other men with two sets and
Messrs. Dubell and Eggenoff who also
had two sets. Besides these, they
learned that there had been other elk
killed which brought the total num-
ber which has been willed in the ter
ritory between here and the railroad
to 20.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-14
FREEWA7ER ADV|CES
FUNERAL OF CHILD
HELD HERE YESTERDAY

Wen Known Resident Seriously Ill
With Typhoid Pneumonia-Exhib-
its at Walla WaRa Fair to Adver-
tise This Section-Injured Man Is
Able TO Leave the Hospital-YouRg
Woman Gave Recital Saturday
Evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-14

a The grandmothers Of the old Dutch
Dunkard families of Western Penn
sylvania have made and used "Hick-
ory Bark Cough Remedy" and reared
their families On It for a hundred
years. Now you can buy It Of your
dealers. Ask for It and use It, be-
cause It is pure. because It will stop
your cough; because II is the best
cough remedy made today. Try It.
For sale by any druggist and all deal
ers everywhere. Pendleton Drug Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-14
I'LL WITH PNEUMONIA.
Farmers I'm Wheat District Now
Waiting for Good Rain Fall.

Weston, Oct: 14.-Wesley Somer-
vile, the young son of L. c. Somer-
vile, is quite i'll with pneumonia on
Weston mountain. He is considered
out of danger at this time, however.
Some grain hauling is now going
on though the bulk of the crop has
already been stored in the ware
houSes. Most of the growers arc
now ready to seed their fall grain.
and are waiting for a good rain fall
before they commence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-14
Milton Notes.

Milton, Oct. 14.-Miss Ethel Mar
tin, recently of New York city, is the
new instructor OF elocution at Co
lumbia college this year. She gave a
recital at the NJ. E. church, south,
Saturday evening, which was enjoyed
by a good audience.
Many from here will attend the
fair at Walla Walla this week, and
help boost for this section OF the
country