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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-08-14

one OF the leading schools d the
county
MIR. Fred Weddigind, q fireman Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, residing
here. was painfully injured ON Monday
right by projection from passing
freight near Brunswick. N. J., while
firing on one OF the Pennsylvania fast
trains. He was removed to hospital
and Mrs. Weddikind sent for, she go-
ing TUESDAY morning early. At last
reports there is every prospect OF his
recovery
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the Republican primary this
Saturday afternoon. and the Fifth
district is putting forth the best men
for delegates aud who will support the
best men Of the party in the county
for the different nominations. and will
be unpledged.
Master Earl Curry. ~ Collingswood.
n. J.. is visiting his grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. John licNamee
\ wild looking tramp, with long
hair considerably scared several OF our
women folks on Thursday morning,
but he didn't tarry long
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PERRYvILLE

Among those who have tents at
Woodlawn Camp from PerryviIle are
Mr.. Albert Boyd. who has charge OF
the boarding tent, Mr.. William Boyd,
Mr.. John Dennis, Mr.. Henry Gallon,
Mr.. r. NJ. Owens and Mr. EImore II
Owens. Those who are staying ON
Woodlawn Camp are Miss Allie Boyd,
Mr.. James Ward, Mrs. Jennie Rich
ardson, Mrs. James Little, Miss Helen
Little, Mr.. William Boulder and fam
lily, Mr.. John Dawson and family, Mr..
and Mrs. George Pyle
Mr.. Frank Hollar, OF Philadelphia,
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Walker, last week.
Miss Lea Wilson, OF Harrisburg,
has been spending some time with
Miss Beulah Fisher.
Mrs. Blanche Beck, OF Philadelphia,
is the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. ID. Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Gorrel, OF
Brooklyn. N. ", are spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dermer have
returned to Philadelphia from visiting
Mr. John Good and family
Miss Florence Smeltzer, OF Viii
mington Miss Edith Miller, OF Crum-
lynne. Pa, and Mr.. Willie Patterson.
Of Atlantic City. wer the guests OF Mr..
James Patterson and family the past
week.
Miss Ann Boyd and Miss Mamie
Strong. OF Philadelphia, are visiting
Mr. John Good and family.
Mr. Frank Lewis and Miss Ada Pat
terson were married at the home of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John I. Patterson. on Saturday even
ing Of last week at 5 o'clock. by Rev.
Babcock. OF Havre de Grace.
Mrs Howard Deppish and son, of
Baltimore. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Willis Gorrell.
Mrs Richard Barnes. Of Philadel-
pha. is spending few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Peoples.
Miss Hcttie Hattar and Mr. John
Best. Of Frederick. spent last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker
Miss Della Smeltzer. of Whining
ton. is the guest of friends in town
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MECHANICS VALLEY

Mrs Brin,on Carhart and Mrs.
Henderson Vanpclt and grandson
were guests last week OF Mrs. Re.
bccca Rowland
MIR and Mrs. German, OF Chcsa.
pcakc City, spent several DAYS last
week with their son. Mr.. George Cor
man
Mrs Saiic Seabold and little daugh.
tcrs. were guests last week OF Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Price.
Miss Sophia Miller is the guest this
week oi Miss Wright. oi Aikin.
Samuel Burns, OF New Britain.
Conn, and Claud Wival. Of Philadel-
phla. are with Master Francis Now
land this week
Little Miss Eva Blake, OF Cherry
Hill. /, visiting her cousin. Edith
Blake
Miss Elizabeth Miller has as her
guest Miss Fila Shippers, OF North
East
Nj and Mrs Samuel Miller. Of
Av,udllc. Pa. are visiting friends u
tn, vicinity
The l.adic, Aid Society will be EN-.
tCrtaincd this Saturday evening n the
home ~ Mr. and MIR, Joseph Ilol,,
rear Union
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CECILTOH

Mrs. Davis Taylor. OF Philadelphia.
is visiting Mrs J. W. Taylor.
Misses Blanche aud Penola Van
Buskirk, OF Baltimore. are the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Anderson
Mr. James III. Smith was an Elkton
visitor. recently
The annual picnic Of the St Ste
phcns r T. Sunday School will be
held on Thursday. August -. in Mrs.
Davis woods.
Miss Mollie Mccoy is spending part
81 this week at Woodlawn Camp
Master Clayton. OF Fredcricktown.
is spending some time with his grand
parents here.
Oldham Davis. OF Elkton, is spend
ing his vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. n Davis.
Miss Jamie Smith has returned
home after Sneuding some time with
ChcStcrtown friends
Miss Naomi Shocklcy, OF Townsend.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Al
bert Watts.
Mr. George Boylcs and wife, oi
near Warwick. were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs James A. Smith. on Sunday.
Miss Leila Mccoy is spending sew
cral days this week At Camden. Del,
camp
Mr. and Mrs \. W. Jones, of near
Massey. were IN town on Sunday,
Miss Martha Vandcgrift has been
sncnding two weeks with Mrs. Henry
Clark. near Earlcvillc
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WOOOLAWN

MIR, Margaret Hail. of Phi'adcl.
pima. Is the guest ui her sister. Mr.,
II IT, kcilhult2.
Mrs Edward Mccall and Master
Walter. "t Philadelphia. are visiting
her parents. MIR and Mrs George II.
poist.
Miss Bertha Williams. ~ Whining
Ton. is spending her vacation with
her parru'>, .dr aud Mr., Jesse vii.
'ams
Miss Laura Reynolds 1T near Ok
lord. Pa was Saturday "a Tuesday
guest ol nINS Leila Thompson
Mrs William Jones and children. 81
Wilmington. have been spending the
past two weeks with her parents. NJ
and Mrs Robert C. JcnncSs.
Miss Thclma Tyson. Of BAY View. is
visiting her aunt. Mrs ] f. Ruttcr.
Mrs Elizabeth Charsha. widow OF
the late William Charsha. died at her
home, near Battle Swamp. Thursday
evening. al consumption She had
been patient sufferer for long time.
Funeral services wUe held Monday
at eleven o'clock. at hr home, in
charge 81 Rev ] Howard Gray, 81
Hopewell. where she was member.
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RISING SUN.

Miss Mabel Bair. oi Cochranville,
Mis-, Orpha Nields. OF Philadelphia,
Miss Mary Hes,cr. oi Wilmington.
were all guests OF Mr., c. l.. Fields and
family this week
Miss Phoebe Brown. oi Philadel-
phia. visited at the summer cottage of
Mr.. Il. II. Brown. this week.
Mary Codcr. OF Oxford, spent last
Tuesday a, home OF Mr.. Eli i. Rey-
rolds.
Misses Mary and Helen Spencer. OF
near Cochranville. are the guests OF
their cousin. Miss Alma Keilholtz.
The w {. r. L. met with Mrs. Sam
uel r. Reynolds on Thursday after
noon at :. 20 o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. William pogue and
daughter. Isabelle, are enjoying the
ocean breczes at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Harry Riale and daughter,
Gertrude, q Baltimore. Mrs. Harry
Evans. OF Wilmington. are visiting at
the nome OF Mrs Carrie Riale.
Mrs Jesse Cameron in company
with Miss Blanche Biles. of Blue Ball,
aud Mr. Harvey Mackcy. OF Elkton.
have Just returned from a delightful
trip to Niagara Falls.
Mr. Dare flopkinS. ~ Wilmington.
has been spending a week with Mr.
G, G. Hopkins and family. near town.
Mrs Fcree Johnson gave her daugh-
ter. Mabel. z surprise party on last
Saturday afternoon. the following lit
tie folks being present: Katharine
Wnrthington. Gladys Waricl. Ada
Reynolds. John Stcrre,t. Jr.. Ralph
Reynolds. Brantcy Minor. Emerson
paltcn Homer Reynolds and William
Cherry They all had a good time.
Misses Helen and Mamie Mccoy
were guests 81 their brother, Mr..
John Mccoy. in Oxford. this week
.iiss Greta Brown. Of Nottingham,
Pa. Spcrt last Saturday and Sunday
with Mr. f. II Reynolds and family.
Miss GLADYS Wcstcrfeld. Whining
ton. visited friends here in town this
week
There are No. people from Rising
Sun tentinc at Woodawn this year,
but several were down last WedneS-
day, as it was Temperance Day.
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NORTH EAST

Mis-, Ethel Can't. oi Denton. is
sitting the Mise, CAREY
Miss Margaret Rambu. 81 Whining
ton. has been visiting Mrs. DIR. llui>c-
keeper.
Miss Emma Iugg is visiting Mrs T..
e.. Lowe.
Miss Emma Thompson i, attending
Rollins Camp. Pa.
MIR. August Carlson arrived home
from visit Ia his old home in Swc
den, alter pleasant trip.
Mis-, Emma johnson. oi Whining
ton. i, visiting Mrs. DR.. lIousckecpcr.
Mr. john Surrart. 81 East Haven.
Me, wa, North East visitor this
week
DIR ll"u,ckccpcr took Miss Bessie
Major To- the German Hospital in
Philadelphia last SATURDAY. where he
went through successful operation
lur appendicitis.
Mr. Harry Grant aud daughter. al
Philadelphia. re visiting Mr. II NJ.
+ crsun
The North East band went Ia Bet
'r:t"n last Saturday on the excursion
laanch Ethel and had fine time.
MIR jaime, lAucl and Nlbcrt Rcy-
u"'d, represented Washington Camp
+. -. 5. 81 A. m the State Camp nj
baltimore, this week.
The Holiness Christians moved
their tent To- Twin oak Camp in Penn
>y'vau.a thi, week. after some very
successful meeting, here Two con
vert, were immersed in the North
East creek last sunday
The North Fast ) \ base ball club
Wi'l play Iron Hill tbs, Saturday after
noon. on their grounds,
Arthur Harvey returned 10 the Me
thudis' Hospital IN Philadelphia where
ir underwent another operation
Mise, Mary aud Georgia Clifford
have Disposed - their household
good, aud Nj, Mary will 60 20
PhiladclphS where She has a posi-
ton aud Miss Georgia will 1--we At
Principle. where she tcachr. the priu-
cinin Furnace school.
Nlr. II. l.. Harvey ha. made extern
-ivc improvements To- hi, fishery and
expects To de- a larger business next
.prng than ever before. having rent
cd White Point
Some sneak J., being somewhat too
prnmiscuous With poison. and several
dogs have been laid ont lately Poi
lifelong enemy
Our people learn with regret OF the
acceptance OF the principalship oi the
Elktou High School bv Prof F. II.
Focklcr who has for mary wears been
principal ~ the North East school,
and under whose charge It has become
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ZION.

Miss Elizabeth Mearns. OF Asbury
Park. ~ J.. is visiting her grandpar-
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Abel J Mearns
Miss Lucic Carhart has been spend
ing week at oWodlawn Camp, the
guest OF Miss Ruth Clifford.
Mr.. Curtis Cameron and Mr. An
drew Crothers spent Wednesday at
Annapolis. Md
Miss Anan Riticnhouse has been
spending few days with Principle
friends
Miss Brown. OF Claymont. Del. is
the guest Of Miss Minnie Carhart,
Miss Ella GILLESPIE is visiting Miss
Dasy Culver. Of Delmsr
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BAY VIEW.

Mrs, Seward and Mrs Cam. Of VIII
mngton. wcr recent guests of Mrs
s. h. Gray
Mr. VIM Johnson and vile, Of
EddyStonc. Pa. spent Thursday with
Mrs Thompson Reed
MIR Fred Booth and sister. 81 Oar
by are the guests of their uncle, Mr..
viii Booth. oi The Rocks"
Miss Florence Watts. who has been
spending some time with Mrs Matthew
Russell. 4iaS returned To Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs Murray Cameron. Mrs.
l. A. Reed. Miss Poca Reed and Mr..
Frank Davis spent Tuesday at Bet
icrtnu
Our Bay View birds sc emit" have a
tendency I" soar Zionward. May
their song be A. beautiful a. the City
81 sacred name merits
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-08-14
Just about Right

Its great comfort to know that
YOU and your equipage are just about
right
Not too fashy. not too pretentious.
not too commonplace. but just about
right
Glad To- meet critical eyes. proud OF
your appearance. glad To feel certain
that YOU are just about right.
This has been our trade motto for
years Our customers talk about or
gooda. our giethods and our prices in
this way:
They are Just about right"
We carry a very extensive selection
at vehicles and harness. Our goods
enjoy a wide reputation When man
deals with us once. he comes back and
buyS more They all do.
There's only one reason for this
universal satiSiaction-the goods and
prices are just about right Come in
and see us. BURNS BROS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-08-14
First Lien In Power Plant

John 6. Johnson. attorney for the
knickerbocker Trust Company, OF
New York. trustee OF the mortgage
or the property and franchises OF the
MeCalls Ferry Power Company given
as security Off the SIo.ooo.ooo gold
bonds issued BIZ the former company,
up on the interest OF which it default
ed. on Saturday. filed an amended bill
in the T. s. Circuit Court in Phila-
dclphia, Joining the II. s. Kerbaugh
Company as defendant. The Kerbaugh
Company go, Judgment last February
in the L. s, Court against the Me-
Calls Ferry Company for 500. sS7.67.
which il claims is a first lien on the
property OF the power company. At
torney Johnson seeks to have the
Court rule that the Krrickerbocker
Company has priority over all claim
ants aud enjoin any others from inter
ference with the receiver for the power
company.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-08-14
Protection foT the Farmer


The fertilizer iffhfesk
zion with its strong smelling Crop Grover may be
attractive combination nothing Of
until you percentage plant FOR
the protection Of farmers all the fertilizer which
require the manufacturer plainly print the sacks
brand the guaranteed mnimum percentage Of Nitrogen 10
equivalent Ammonia Available Phosphorc Acid Potash
No fertilizer made contains other elements Of food For
wheat and following brands of com
piete fertilizers. which officially analysed May by the
State Chemist OF Delaware being by hc
from goods the hands dealers rk Mddetown and
Dagsboro.
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I'm each brand he Chems, found plant fully
$500 above the value by guarantee
Last Fall Soluble Bone Potash 1875
the highest value ia fhe farmer any similar
guarantee land there many analysed either I'm Marys
land or Delaware. Tests for 1909 not yet reported
Fertilizers from distant unknown factory with doubtful
record analysis drilling prove expensive
experiment to the farmer Why risk II where there
stalker The Scott goods
thir,yhve They the highest standard quality
and drilling condition Compare them with
guaranteed and for the actual found by the
lists We will protect you against trouble drilling insure
as far as the best fertilizer your crop
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-08-14
Caught Cornice- Lost Gripp

Falling IS feet from the level OF the
fourth story OF hotel in Oxford. on
Saturday. while at work upon gas
pipe, when the ladder upon which he
was standing broke, Morris Hagy
might have been killed by contact with
the pavement had not James Kimble,
farmer. attempted to break his fall.
As ii was. one OF his ankles was
broken and the other was sprained.
Hagy caught the edge OF the cornicc,
when the ladder broke. and chung to
it for five minutes before his hold
Ia lsened
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Mrs. Annie Moore and children,
Edith and Milton, OF Avondale, we're
entertained by Mrs. c. s. Pyle and
daughter, Marion, last week.
Miss Sarah Kirk visited Miss Ada
Brown in Sylmar, during previous
week.
Rising Sun was defeated by Elk
Mills on the home grounds last Satur-
day afternoon. in a game OF base ball
Score was q to l. Unfortunately. our
boys did not have their own team,
three OF the players being absent. The
game was rather exciting and wit
messed by large crowd.
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lnterment was made in West Not
iingham Cemetery. She left a large
family Of chiIdren-Mr f. Forrest
Charsha. of Buffalo. n. ": Mrs. Ed
mund Brown, OF Woodlav Mrs.
Lila Brown, Misses Eva, Virginia.
Ethel and Nolic Charsha. Wrighton
and James Charsha. at home, One
brother, Mr.. Eli Reyburn. Of New
London. Pa. Within the past two
years the S.ge OF death has entered
that home four times The bereaved
family have the sympathy OF their
many friends.
Miss Mollie Mccoy. OF Cecilion, has
been the guest OF Miss Bessie Raw
lings.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY

Tom Savin has accepted a position
IN Middletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reuss, Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Carpenter and Mrs
William Boomer spent last Thursday
at Betterton.
Mrs. Byron Bouchellc fell last Sat
urday while at the store. and broke
her arm.
The Methodist Sunday School pic
mic was held Thursday in Thomas X.
Bakers woods.
Misses Daisy and Hannah Bou-
chelc entertained a number OF friends
at watermelon party Wednesday
evening. at their HON near Cayots.
J. Carroll Woolyhan, the X. r. ID.
carrier. is on his vacation. Harry
Kirk is his substitute.
About 500 oi stone has been UNI
loaded for tn, mscadamized road this
week
Mt Nebo is quite a popular camp
ing ground this ummer
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Warren Truss was buried at Bethel
Cemetery. Thur dav afternoon.
About 200 persons vert on the ex-
curSinn to Bctterton. Tuesday. given
by the Chesapeake Band and the ball
team The Chesapeake team was de.
tca,cd by the score Of : to o.
The Nortn East team will play here
this afternoon Saturday. Encourage
our team BY being AT the game.
Bennett Johnson and Ray Sterling.
al Philadelphia. are visiting Mrs. ] w
Johnson.
Miss Beulah Elliott has returned
from visit at Wyoming. Del.
Mrs. Edna Fieecr and Miss Mabel
Schultzc. OF Baltimore are visiting
their aunt. Mrs John Pierce.
Mrs. D. J. Dunlap has been visiting
Mrs T. n. Lorraine.
Mr.. and Mrs George Shade. Of
NorriS,own. Pa, are visiting Mrs.
Clarence russ
Mr.. and Mrs William McCullv. Of
Philadelphia. have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. W. \. Hazel.
Mrs. J X LovclcSs aud Miss Katie
l.nveless have returned from visit in
Wilmington.
Miss Sadie Bristow is visiting rela-
tivcs near Elkton.
Misses Edna Wyatt. Mary Ford and
Mary Mears. oi Chester. are visiting
Mrs. G, II. Davidson
Miss Louise Boulder spent Sunday
with Miss Mae Davidson.
Miss Elsie Oliver. oi Baltimore. is
visiting Miss Elizabeth Cooling.
Mrs. T. IT, Day and daughter have
returned to their home at Bradford.
Pa
Mrs f. +. Bradley. OF Crumpton,
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Spear
Ray Mailman, OF Philadelphia. is
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs Z. Cooling, Sr, spcr, part Of
this week IN Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J II Simpson. OF
baltimore, visited Mrs {. {. Bou-
den. one day last week.
Miss Mary Walters i, visiting rca-
tive, in Baltimore.
Mrs. II, G. Slower and Harold Car
ter. ui Philadelphia. are visiting their
sister. MIR, Win Mccoy.
Misses Katherine and MAY Woods.
81 Baltimore. were the guests Ut Mrs.
T. ! Cooling. Jr. last week.
MIR. and Mrs G. s Wonllcy are
spending week at Pcr-Mar
Mrs Emma Davis and daughter.
Miss Madeline Davis. ii Philadelphia.
aud Mis-, Maud Noble. oi Preston,
Md, are the guests 81 Mrs Edwin
Gardner.
Mr., Ira FcttcrhofT oi Baltimore.
j. visiting Mrs W. + lIarrott.
Miss Hattie Foster 4, visiting her
grandparents
Mr., NJ T. Foard and Charles
F"atd spent this week with relatives
in Philadelphia
Miss Felicia Slichcr ha, been visit.
'rg relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Lulu Bryson, oi Midd'e,own.
spent thi. week in town,
Jane, Vaughan j. spending hi, vaca.
ton IN town.
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OUR GUARANTEE
Is an absolute warranty. So
II YOU buy of US the goods
m"st be exactly as repre-
sented, otherwise we replace
them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-11
OREGON TAKES FIRST
PRIZE FOR EDUCATION

Seattle, Wash, Oct. S.-The state
of Oregon was yesterday awarded the
grand prize on its educational ex-
hibit. In view of the fact that
Washington has erected a special
building for its school exhibits, Ore
gon educators here are considerably
elated over the grand prize. Results
are in from the educational jury and
in addition to the grand prize award
ed the exhibit as a whole, there have
been IS gold medals and IA honor
able mentions awarded the individ-
ual parts of the exhibit. Among the
gold medals awarded the Portland
high schools received one on their
exhibit, the Portland public elemen-
tary school one and the Oregon Agri-
cultural College one.
Seed Picture Gets Prize.
During the week the state was
awarded a grand prize on the seed
and grass picture in the dome of the
building. The picture is 200 feet
long and 25 feet wide 1t covers an
area of 5000 so. feet, and is made OF
seed and grass in their natural color
There is not one stroke of artificial
colorng matter in the entire picture.
1t was made by w. e. Benton of Port
land, and has attracted considerable
attention during the exposition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-11
FROM UPPER M'KAY
STAGE SCHEDULE WILL
PROBABLY BE REVERSED
Mckay Exhibitors Captured Several
Prizes at Pcndleton Fair-Agitation
to Change Name of Post Office.
Especial Correspondence

Mckay, Ore, Oct. 9.-Wm. Rahe
of Pendleton was on the creek this
week trying to buy some good horses.
VIM. Girton, better known as wild
cat Bill" has given up the stage con-
tract. The original contract is held
by Dan Bowman, Sr., who was on the
route Tuesday with his son Berney
who will drive the stage in the fu-
ture. AS Mr.. Bowman now lives near
Pendleton he will ask the P. o. De-
partment to reverse the order of ar
rival and departure. At present the
stage leaves Mckay in the morning
and arrives in the evening. Whether
the new arrangement will be better
for the patrons or not is a question.
Charles Garfield of Eureka, Wash,
lopened the fall term of school with a
good attendance. Charles has been
voted a nice fellow by the ladies, so
his success is assured.
Hilldale poultry yards carried off
four blue ribbons at the fair, and will
surely join the Poultrymen's Associ-
alton unless they put the paddock on
the inside and keep them out.
A. w. Downer (Sam) received a red
ribbon on his tame huckle-berries.
He does not understand why he did not
get first as he had the only huckle-
berries exhibited.
John Wynn's Maiden Blush apples
drew a blue ribbon. They were ex-
hibted in the Pilot Rock booth. This
section ought to have booth OF Its
own next year. We could surely make
some of the rubens rub their eyes II
they could see what we can produce
in the way of fruit, vegetables, corn
and grain. Sam Downer has made
two trips a week to Pendleton all this
summer with produce that sold readily
at top notch prices. And all came
from few acres of ground. We want
more Sans" in this section. Then
upper Mckay would soon be known to
the outside world.
E. j. Wilbur, the veteran saw-mill
man, is very sick. He is i'll at a bad
time as he is about ready to start the
Illll again.
Arthur Horn and VIM. Girton went
to Pendleton Thursday for supplies.
The boys will get out timber for the
saw-mil this winter.
Frank Hubbard shipped about one
hundred hogs to the Portland market
recently.
John Wynn has taken his sheep
off the government range and has
them ranging on the foothills for the
present.
Why not get out a petition and
change the name of Mckay post office.
L. is very misleading to the average
Pendleton man. When you tell him
you live near Mckay he wants to
Know if that is out near Pilot Rock.
Even the communications sent this
paper must be marked Upper" Nc
Kay. Why not have a name that
would instantly call to mind the cor
rect location?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-11
MAKE GIRL PAY FOR
HIS BROKEN HEART

philadelphia woman can sue
man for breach of promise, why
can't a man get damages for his
wounded heart and replenished pock-
ct book?
This is the course Of reasoning
which oscar Weinstein pursued when
he had warrant sworn out that re-
suited in pretty Anna Karat, his ex-
flancee, being placed under $50 bail.
Weinstein wants $1,000, and he does
not think this too much. He spent
5000 on his sweetheart, he asserts In
lis statement Of claim, of which $3.50
was for a ring, and If he gets all he
asks for there will be only $40O to pay
for the aching heart.
In his statement he told Of the
"schatchen" who arranged the marri-
age and of the brilliant reception
when the engagement contract was
signed.
When the girl went to work yester-
day morning a warrant was served on
her by constable. Back OF the con-
stable were Weinstein, his brother and
his lawyer. The five went to a mag
istrate's office where the girl was
held for court. She furnished the
bond.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-11
ANOTHER
WOMAN
CURED
ByLydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Gardiner, Maine have been n
great sufferer from organic troubles