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The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12
RAILROAD NOTES

a nuEbsr Of railroad men, friends
OF 5witchman Hufford. feel no little
| concern about the whereabouts of
the popular seitchman who has been
absent from work since Saturday az
ternoOn. At that time he laid off
sick. being somewhat feverish and In
ether ways somewhat unwelI. Sun
day about noon he left his boarding
place. where he lives with Mr.. and
Mrs Darling. saying that he would
be back In thirty minutes and told
them 10 hold dinner for him. Since
that tine he has not been seen or
heard Of and owing to the fact that
he was sick at the time he left, some
little anxiety is felt a. 70 where he
has gone and ss TO his condition.
One Of his closest friends this af-
ternoOn called up all OF the hospitals
Of the city. thinking that perhaps he
had gone to one Of them, but no trace
Of him was found
Mr. and Mrs. HuffOrd were recent
ly called to their home In Kansas by
the death Of Mrs. Hufford's niece who
was burned 70 death in a fire at that
place and by the serious injury Of her
sister who was also burned in trying
to save her child. AS Mrs Hufford
has not as yet returned Mr.. Hufford
has been making him home with Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Darling.
Not sufficient time has yet elapsed
to make the case very grave and II
may be that he has gone out to the
home Of one Of his friends in the
country for a short stay or perhaps
left town on a short visit, though
none Of his railroad friends remem-
Der seeing him on train and he did
not ask for pass at the office.
II Is hoped and believed that the
mystery will be solved by the reap
pearance OF the young man In good
health. However. to say the least.
his disappearance is somewhat
strange.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12

Two sections OF No. 6 tonight and
both reported on time, show that
traffic Is beginning to pick up and
that the slogan of Trains on time"
will keep pace with Increasing bust
ness.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12

Yardmaster Ray reports that he Il
more than pleased to notice that tn,
yardmaster's office has been scrubbed
out.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12

Fireman Carl Woodmanse is takip
n short layoff to rest up.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12

We want to OF ysur harness.
Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12

Amos Lovey. the coal shute boss.
has returned from Denver where he
has been visiting for several days. He
reports a splendid trip and says he
is glad to be back at work.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12

Sentinel want ads brings results
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12

Yardmaster Clerk Ed. Gilligan is
laying off being taken sick yesterday.
He is threatened with typhoid fever
but his friends hope that It will prove
less serious and that he will soon be
back at work. His position Is being
filled by Harry Mott in a most able
manner.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12

Brakeman b. F. Mauzy Is laying Of
for "A short time to take a much need
ed rest.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12

Fireman Deason Is on the sick lis
this week and rs off duty.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12

Engineer C. f, Putnam has report
ed o. X. for engine SIS.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12

Switchman c. F. Adams has tend
cred his resignation to take effect the
goth OF this month. Mr.. Adams will
leave for San Francisco shortly after
that time where he has accepted a
position.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12

Machinist Chas. Cellar has been
sick for two or three days but Is re-
ported better this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12

Brakemen Mcdonald and Stevens
are both off duty for short time
for little recreation.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-12

A small derailment occurred toda,
at the sugar factory.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-04-21

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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-04-21
SEES EEss ~ELLoNENs
- SUNNY CALISozNEE

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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-04-21
OsteOpathic Victory
American Medical Association Jour,
nal Discusses Relation Of Pos
ture to Efficiency According
g osteopatnic Idea.

Il i Goldthwaii5s belief .ha- the
EsE IN which our bodies are used
d the attitudes assumed in the Ter
Torrance OF AL thar goes 10 make
up The routine Of life. Is o. greater
importance than IS commonly sup
posed To stand erect. 10 walk or
move easily. 10 have the varsous
paris o. the body 50 perfectly ad-
j1s1ed Ehst easy balance and grace
ful use must result. is 70 Be desired
for reasons o. far greater ir-po-.-
ance thar The es-he-ic. Such e5e
nents are Of absolute importance
Ior perect health and the fullest
economic efficiency. since use OF the
body in proper pose insures the
least friction with c0nesq1ently The
greatest amount OF energy available
for whatever NAV be required by
the individual This IS OF importance
not only because Of the framework
of the BODY. cut because Of The es-
fsc- which II must have on the
body as a whole. The human or
gznisD resembles ia many ways q
delicately balanced machine made up
Of many paris. each related 10 The
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-04-21
DEATH RECORD

Landlord Pe-y Blanchard U ~
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seek q -ns 6sz1 d ~ 1s-s-- = T.
1z- Blanchard. - kss hous II
2DcElznd Idzh1. NJ and HIS 8lz--
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g1s- seven EssEs Eg1 NJ 8lDchE-d
nz6 bar G 1TzE t0- uGE rzS
znE E1D1s1 helpless l@ pzs- 5zvs1
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1aL tour 5zlEEs=- III. nd E1s-
5-znehz-d -zsl5s5 = Iuals- t0- t0E-
Eszz where lA=E have : su and
1s-gn-s- EVuE FUEzz ss-T5csS
Es-s hsld n RocLzod = O'eio-k
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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-04-21
gGLLoNk LIVE STOCK
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION

he Wslioxs Live Stock Protective
association EiE hold lie annual meet
~ o. 1ns first osv Of Circuit Courr.
50ndsy. Nay 8. ~ l o'clock p n
= E1ts-p-Be. Oregon. 10 Cransael
sueh business - may properly cuDe
Je40-s LIE mssZng
TIE DsmBe-salp lee Of ths ssso-
els-lOn Is g. PR rear. and me dues
z-s = cents pe- qHz-zs-. parable
zv@-F -hTee npn-hs n advance.
L making ths asessDe1-s 70 psF
ne rewards which are offered By
1he zssoela-ioz earn member shal,
y ass=zs1 Il ne proportion
Ehlch -he rslus q his protected
p-Dpe--y Q. I've SICK bears 70 the
ra1Ee Q. ths p-gscsed live stOek 0f
-Es EhOls association, such values
% - tzkea from ne records O. The
"a zsssss1s1- q -hs COUNTY assess
y. The association offers Z Sand
- sewz-5 0f s5s0D0 20 zny person
y Vs-s1ns Efo shall a-rss- o. cause
20 d s--estac and secure -hs con
-Tietlga q auy one stealing any Of
-as protected live stock belonging 10
any member q ne association.
4. c. CRANE. Secretary.
Enterprise. Oregon.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-04-21

Garden tools. pruning shears and
avs sc Keltner-s.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-04-21
]. D. Huston BUYS
Car of Fine HOrS5s
n o-z1 Tc Szz-s fp- -n= .. =.
-oicc7ns Company a
Ina. City.

NJ = =. EEs-g1 0. Seattle. Il ne
uploT q ne EeL E1UEu ho-z= dsz
- ne 0. 4 aoleoub eoupzl! o.
5sz--ls Wash. purchased and skip
I'D Wednesday ID -hz- poin- q car
Dad 0. szcsIsu- ho-sez. Al -hs
zuiuals we're purchased o. owners
I a1d around Enterprise, and Lhs
sn-.-= IL q -EA-y present = fine
Jic-U--1G = scrub being among
ns shipment
Tie tlu q o. Z. Holcomb Of
5ez--se Is kzovn throughout Oregon
md The coast. Mr. Huston is {
genial representative OF lhe firm
Fause judgment O. ',ho-ssfEeshr :
1-ovst II his recent purchases here
IS : STOCK COUNTY including well
J-=d drzt- horses among D-hs- STOCK
-zls=d II Lhs zec.iOn. WsllOws eOun-
aas & wide reputation L sup
J.s1sa-s MS reputation bE raising
s1m= % The finest timothy forage
o. me Stock production. II the s-s1e
y 4 he entire county. The farm
u o. WaIloEs County have II recent
ears leaned from eLsrisncs Ehzt
luO-Ly czu IL 50 successfully
s-p~Z. with E-le cz-s, that ths
lu7ch4se Of 1zy outside feed S elm
l-ls5- 3io-eovs- here Is : big Da--
1e- waiting bo-t to- Zhe forage and
Il s.oeE
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-04-21
Movement in Local
Realty Continues
Old Gould 8ones-saS Changes Own
e-Sr5r In &ha. Is Gales
Bargain Sale

The 1SA acre homestead. known Is
-he Old Could HOMESTEAD. nsz- Chico.
EEs sold ID NiDs- stump t. Calvin
smith for = consideration q sl75o.
The p-ice pad. -h= vElr= u ne
homestead lEkn inn cnoslds-z-inr
makes lhe deal Ehz- is CONSIDERED =
bargain There E-e Sky ze-@ L
sul-ivz10z One hundred acres CDR
am zn estimated ~ 900 te=c O
iumbs--z ms-ke- vzlns p-sE-1ng
-he real bargain phase Of he deal
io7cihly-
There re fair tmp-UveDents IL
ne place and : b.g spring o. eisz-
old, pure Oregon water Aa-, from
ne viewpoint Q. hszlLhfulnsss. is
Eo--h more -han lis weight II gold.
Fine line STRAW and linen has jus,
L az ". J. Funk L Cos.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-04-21
food Track Team
For ". {. Il. S
Track Day Meet viii Tax. Place
May 4. En-e-p-ise-4igr igr
S1noo So-ez.

Tie Ia G-zo1= Eign school base
DSl -szn vii e-o=s bz-s Win -hs
bO=s tT0D tns ". c. Z. :. Friday
ar Sz-a-lEv Ufc1ls vezk. The F-s-
oz. gD= Eill D called q 3c51. -hs
"a GEnds -zu guing 70 -hz fed
-D1sllz-ssy uF,D1 -aslr arrival. TIE
y G Z z VII Iine u rs follows:
AUaGld NzEs-, 1-g base. Asz
C-z-g esu-e- Esld; irvine French
hot sop Fgs Tes-. EFT f.sioe-.
Sy-L AuE second bzse- Clau6= III
DLs, 2i-c bzs=- Jas Bzus-. r-gE
1s-1s-1 Pax Tlasoz, cz-che-, Lord
Crane. pi-eas-
Ta4s Is ls zDs team thzz lzsl
sE-1-dzs Gstzz-sE LIZ Loelus ps1k-
= E1s y 1s EsoTs q % 1. TIE
boEE have trained faithfully zu6 DE-
serve . Er.
Prot. SEssss-, q -Ls sac Uni-
ss-zEs. Eho lectures wednesday fo-
IL Deos-l- u -as s-u1sa-E. ps-sz-E
q tae E-a5su-E. and zu u Ls elI
zsns q his nslgaDo-DOOo, Is al a.
dsu- dsyO-ss q -bs microscope Some
o. hE rssez-c1s sJocg -h.s Las z-s
q Rz-lousl rsp8Ee- 5s Is he au-ho-
0. Oregon Flora and Is DO-znls- u
rare ability Hs comes % L for on@
night only with lis Illustrated lee-
tu-E-
TIE boys o. -hs track team squad
have been indulging II some cross
country Tins for the szks q sscur-
ing wind. French, Ant. Jackson.
Craig and DiH have already increas-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-04-21

Diners. and that which xs car uer-
-eo- heAllh IS simply he proper cor
'eiAlon Of al Of these many parts.
As Z machine, il Is intended for
US. and when working rightly there
: lns minimum Of friction, and con-
ss2neuEiy The etfLsieney Of the indi-
F-aa-l s ne greatest that IS pos
s-o4e- Anything which results in a
departure from this correlation or
balance means strain or friction and
e'Eessn-s Z distinct waste Of en-.
7'sF 50 that TIE efficiency is les
ssnea- Under such conditions some
one part may be, and usually :,
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-04-21
Asking Tar Mue,.

The mother q little six-ysar-ol5
Mary had told her uumber OF riues
NOT 10 hitch Der sled 10 passing slelcns.
feeling that il was q dangerous przc-
ctcs- il WIS s1ch fascinating sI,o--.
however. that Mary could lot resist II.
and one day ber mother saw ner 70
skimmIng past the house behind g
farmers bob
When she came in frou play she
Was taken 10 task. her mother SAYING
severely: Mary. haven't / tO.G yuu
thai yOu must lot hitch OF 10 bobs :
Besides, il is against the law.
Mary tossed ber bead Oh she
said. don't talk to me about the law.
It's al ] can do 10 keep the Ten Con-
msnomeuts--W Womauls Home Con,-
pani0u-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-04-21
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Kecieaned Timothy Seed.
1ail on or phone Woolgrow-
ers Warehouse Co., Enter
prise. Oregon. esb2
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-04-21

Fine line STRAW and linen has 5uss
Il az ". J. Funk & Cos.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-04-21

sEaAAed more than the others. but
: must be remembered. neverthe-
'ess' That no one part can be strain
81 without affecting the whole.
journal A. NJ. A, Dec. s5. 'os.
os'eopathy keeps the machine in
order.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-04-21

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1lovs5 znt s=-o1dst- 4 zddIIo-
% lie foregoing. -hz- ths s--=s-
commissioner 5e given power 70 az
II investigating bridges and fixing
1E.
NJ Holmes appeared before thf
council asking 10 us= -ns rocks tha-
have been thrown ou- Of -ha cI-y
s=-Tolr- ny Holmes desired lhs
rocks to- Tip--zp wo-k oH The banks
q -he --vs- Il -he rear O. Lis hOme
rf-o-sa--- Vvo-=T --~ =z-1r~.szI -Tz-
ne uz-e- d referred u ne street.
Commissioner gn6 ci-y marshal. Car
led
M0Te5 z-c seconded Iha- z vzE-
rant Ii d-zwl Il tsv0- o. ne Wa
lo~z NsIO5s- bank fO- he suOun-
and in1s-ss- o. ne cI-y uO,e o. 81
o2500. Carried.
Adjourned.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-04-21

Use ErEsrpglse Flour and patron
ze home industry Al $3.50 per
barrel Il c0s-s you less and there
is none bs-se-. EEe-y sack guar
suteed satisfactory Or money back
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-04-21
CITY COUNCIL MEET
IN REGULARSESSIOk
N-NEE= - BIS -EEo ENo
cSE|ooSE P7o-E=T
cs-Ec SD

IL &E s8De- ~ = -EEz-
sss-g- EUZr 1@ - -a= rgy-z
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-20
AT THE MAJESTIC.
vaudevnIe.

Clayton and Jefferson in high-class
singing, talking and funny comedy
sketch act They certainly pleased
their audiences last night Don't fail
to see them
Motion Pictures.
my Lord in Livery"
What the Cards foretold"
.All on Account OF Mix
Open at z sharp. Admission and
DO cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-20
Meet Me at the Reynolds, the new pool
and billiard parlor, 222 Chickasha Ave.
Marenloness de prInvlIners.

The most notorious Of all poisoners
was connected by birth and marriage
with some of the uoblest families OF
France Sae was beautiful and ac-
complished, and in society passed as
model Of all that was exemplary and
kind. Married in 1861 to tho Marquis
de Brinvilliers, she was through him
introduced to one Sainte Croix, who
was the cause Of all her troubles. I'm.
der the spell Of this infamous char
acter she became one OF the blackest
criminals and was finally sentenced
to death by the court OF Paris. July
16, 1876, which sentence was duly
carried out, her body afterward be
ing burned and her ashes scattered tc
The wind. There is q good account OF
the terrible marchioness in Mackay's
Popular DeIuslons," also in For.
syth's History Of Lawyers"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-20
TAE peMoN oF TdE ana

Is the germ Of "a grippe. that, breathed
in, brings suffering to thousands. lls
after effects are weakness, nervous.
ness, lack Of appetite, energy and am.
bition. with disordered liver and Kid.
ncys The greatest need .hep Is Elec-
iric Bitiers, the splendid tonic. blood
purifier and regulator Of stomach. liver
and kidneys Thousands have proved
that they wonderfully strengthen the
nerves, build up the system and re-
store health and good spirits after an
attack Of grip II suffering, ily them.
Only soc. Perfect satisfaction guar.
anteed BY Brown 8 co. D&W
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-20
CONFAB OF
TWO BILLS
Bryan Meets Taft and
COnierS With Mem
berS Of Congress-

Washington, April William i.
Bryan and President Taft spent more
than an hour cIoseted together at the
White House yesterday. Tie two ex-
changed "reminiscences, It is said, and
each commented upon how wen the
other was looking. The president rath-
er intimated that being beaten at the
polls did not seem to be such bad
thing for ones health and happiness
after all.
"The call was purely social one, =
said Mr.. Bryan as he left the executive
office.
-Did YOU discuss the tariff bnw
was asked
mo- smiled the Nebraskan. 1--WE
forgot All about it,
"or politics?'
NO, that didn't occur 10 us either.
Ar. Bryan walked in democratic
fashion to the White House. He was
received with the usual courtesy BY
the attaches and was shown without
a moments DELAY into the presidents
offices.
During his visit to the capitol Mr..
Bryan met a number Of Democrats IN
the minority room and to them he ex-
pressed his views on pending legisla-
tioE, especially the postal savings
bank and railroad bills. Mr.. Bryan adj
yanced his opinion that the Democrats
OF the house should vote for the postal
savings bank BIN. because in his view,
il involved the surest method Of bring
ing about the guaranty feature for de-
poslts.
While believing there We're some
good features in the pending railroad
bill, especially those providing for gov
ernment supervision of The issuance of
stocks and bonds, Mr. Bryan advised
his Democratic friends to defeat the
measure because he thought its bad
features outweighed It's desirable pro
visions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-20
As Strange as Fiction
As True as cospeI-Proofs Not Want
ing.

J give out this report for publication
because ! feel 1t my duty to society.
For over fourteen years ! was an lnva-
lid ] suffered SO much that ! often
prayed for death. spent over twenty
thousand dollars ia search OF health
and was treated BY many prominent
DOCTORS and visited a number OF water
Ing places. but was growing worse all
the time. Last summer / heard a great
deal of Root Juice talk and made it
my business 10 investigate every rs-
ported cure | was at last SO well sat
lsfied that bought one dozen bot
ties. ] had suffered so long that felt
would not get any good out OF q
small amount and as ! decided to give
it trial, | determined to try ii right
do not know what my disease was,
as every doctor diagnosed my case
differently ! can only give the symp
toms, and they were numerous My
appetite was good at times and at 9TH
er times ] had no appetite. AT times
I would bloat 50 ! conld not button
my vest, mucous would drop from my
head down IN my throat, especially in
the morning my; breath was always
bad; ] had a burning sensation in my
stomach most OF the time; my kid
neys gave me great deal Of trouble;
/ would often have to get up fifteen
or twenty times during the night; ]
was constipated at times and at other
times my bowels were too loose.
nearly always had a dull, heavy head
aches After taxing halt bottle Of
Root Juice ] noticed improvement !
used six bottles before stopped. All
my friends in Peoria know Just how
/ was and ! want the world to know
how am now eat well and sleep
well; there is not an ache OF pain in
my body. What q glorious gift Is
health, am happy to say to the world
Root Juice gave me mine A. J. Don
ovan. Peoria, H.
The great Root Juice is sold for one
dollaf. bottle, or three bottles for
Two dollars and half at H , Blown
sons drug store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-20
DAMAGING
TESTIMONY
Against the Beef Trust
Given by St. Louis
Man

ST. Louis, Mo, April 20 high
price Of meat is due partly to fictitious
competition bidding for cattle on the
market, between buyers regularly eni-
ployed by the Swift, Armour, and Nor
ris interests and buyers employed by
the National Packing Company, which
is controlled by these interests, accord
ing to the testimony yesterday after
noon OF A. n Benn, vice president OF
the St. Louis Dressed Beef and Pro
vision Company, ia the Investigation OF
the packing companies being conduct
ed by Attorney General Major.
10 this competition between con
Germs ostensibly rivals, but really un-
der the same control. the witness .spe.
officially attributed the recent price
OF s1115 for hogs. Benn said buyers
ostensibly representing the National
company but in fact representing the
Armour Swift, and Morris interests,
frequently bid against the buyers dt
rectly employed by these interests3 ana
thus forced up the price of meat The
benefit Of this policy, which raised the
cost price Of raw material for the meat
companies. is explained by the inyesti-
gators as producing an Illusion OF com
petition in the eyes Of tl1e public.
"The competition between the differ
ent buyers is something fierce, said
Benn. IF It had not been for that
we should not have lad hogs at
s1115,"
'It looks as Swift, Armour and Nor
ris interests were really trying to lift
themselves over the fence by the boot
straps, said Attorney General Major