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Th«1 Pori land Oregonian cx|*iesses GENERAL NEWS, «orili of property, Wednesday morn ing. surprise that the arch-land fraud of LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH The plant of the Napa Valley Pack- Five men were suffocated in a coal th« Pacific Coast, John 8 Benson, destroyed by fire should be acquitted of the flagrant mine nt Snult Sic Mario. Wednesday ini' Company was llain quenched a disastrous forest Wednesday morning loss about 175.- charxes against him. in the face of fire on the Giln river forest reserve 000. such apparent and patent guilt It is in Arizona. Monday Jennie Douglas a not surprising when the circumstan Some of the moat stubborn <li «•.. --ntci n.to th« T)i<* |M>imlists <>i Kansas are said war found dead In 4 tvaV.in tliroupli the port • ! the k: l «jtii<< . ces are taken into consideration t<< be In favor of fusion al .i the dem bay at Vancouver Poison Oak and Ivy and other ic. -.. Ip it- wln-n morning Why were the investigations in the ■•rats In that stale i « a- i season Th« l>ody ol Hope Clayton, who »ui- Liken into the cir illation, break >r ' l>ostal department suddenly stopped, The ornamental Terra Cotta works cided at Astoria Saturday, has been and linger ■ n fot year» mile . autid. t ! and driven out ol Philadelphia were destroyed Mon with the beginning of |>olitleal activ recovered, after dragging the bay for of tl: system day by fire lsiss. 415<>.iMx* ity for the presidential campaign, Dye Pol»onin;: from war Dimension lumber of all de two days POISON OAK FOR EIGHT YLAUS Roumania ha» prohibited the expor when the investigations were expos ing colored under-clothing The fish ptt' ke-rs sa> the prospects scriptions Saab, Doors. Blinds. tation of corn or maize because the W .«r. elgut »ears old I was i- .-.«■• nod by hand lug new rottunuess each day? When drought iu that country has ruined are go >d for a good run of late sal au'l hosiery is of frequeut m ling pslsc: n^S.and It would LrauZ cut cn n-s ♦ Moulding Building and Tar • « • v« g f>r«.gb'«-o jeers, bjrcs one re- mon. although the early run has been currence 4 each day produced a new form of the crop* this year ♦ Paper con. • ' ’ 3 H . whi- n c .red me coinplet«!jr, Workers In l ead. Brass, 4 fraud high up among the Influential There was u deficit of 417.407,728 a failure. si I 1 . _ . c . .n no sig us of too srup'lons f,r *» »- and other metals are often well known citizen, William West, a ersi seasot.». MHB. A ?< BEJiNE«T. ' politicians and their hireling*, why in the government expenses for ihe was crushed to death between a poisoncl by the chemicals Tooeca. Georgia. BRING YOUR BILL TO U4 was the sleuths suddenly «ailed off. month of July, agains. a deficit of thresher and traction < engine near and acids used in poliahir_ K • ¡7 ihui . ihhi in July, 1904 ♦ «in Th- dr • ■> es that enter the ANO GET OUR FIGURES and the 'lust and filings settling up n t 1 and th«- matter dropped? The same Frank Benedetto, of Chicago, who McMinnville, Wednesday je.res are as deep-seated and dangeroua ♦ [ cause probably lies behind the ac- murdered his wife last week, hanged Stat« school luud apfeortionment I system by absorption or through ti • • li' . salvt - so.tps or other external ♦ I quittal ot John 8. Beuson. over whose himself in jail Monday, with a rope for Oregon this year amounts to 4239,- as anv, and cannot l>e rea> lied bv w , Id- »1 mu t lx: purific J before getting remedies. Tii 439 2’*. and there are 148.724 children so much bluster was made front l>e<l clothing grave «rimes ao «.I the disease. S. S S acts upon ♦ permanent! v t of sehoool age in the slate The total amount of coal mined in ; it <4 the original poison and te- n.ade. on his arrest. To convict Beu the blood, r. W will increase business Thousands ot John Stevenson, who is supposed ♦ slthy. normal condition. son. prutiably meant to scorch som«- the United States during the past storing it to a acres of land are now uncultivated in year was 359.421.311 tona. or 19 1HT to have deserted from the battleship' rant. • 1 ent.rely ve/etable and an S S. S. is 1 official's skirts, and to reveal further Opposite W. 4 C. R- Depot. New York, while at Bremerton, has cent more than last year. those interior districts, because trans unrivaled blood purifier. With all ii untie- removed from the blood, t ;e ♦ ♦ offit iai rottenness, just now would The |>oetoftice at l.ida. Nev. a re- been captured at Hood River portation facilities are so poor that sores and eruptions disapfx ,r from t! •Lin. Write ussJ. i-i'.d you des.re ♦ • ♦ ♦ • nieau a compromising and disgraceful mote country town, was robbed b> The exhibits of Oregon at St l»uls it does not pay to raise grain and medical advice or any infon it: 't >r 1 u* this will <ost you noth- FRIDAY, AUGUST 5. 1904. fraud case among the leading offic two masked inen Wednesday night, are divided into six departments— hay unless one owns stock with it. TH£ SVJIFT SP£Ctf!C CO., AnANTA, CA. mining, educational, agricultural hor ‘"if- ials and attaches ot the Interior de- the ntblters securing 441" a ft • •••••«•••••••A so with the advent of the road, busi ticultural. forestry, fish and game. ♦ ♦ A bear in a Trenton, N. J , park, part men t in the midst of a preslden- ♦ ♦ n«?ss will multiply and settlement will E W Parker, a brother of Alton grabbed a 7 year-old boy through the ♦ EMERSON. tial campaign, when ail the united >ur enterpriaing citizens tc to gel tent» ♦ Removal of County Seat. ♦ follow bars in bis «age. terribly lacerating B. Parker, democratic nominee for i ♦ of thia vai- mad« of the various soils < Acordlng to the decrees of the su ♦ strength of all political inuencea is •he child before help arrived president. Is head salesman in the "The Kodak” season is now ♦ It is sincerely hoped that this is not a O wise man from the West oi «y and a quantity of eugai r beet* will ♦ Pidduck-Ross department store at preme court the county court se is probably n«t»ded for success. This Benjamin F Butler, a nano-sake on and we hare tie largest and ♦ who traveled East. one ct the periodical paper railroads, t*« sent io be analyzed, At present ♦ were ordered that after at lie. Union county ♦ and grand nephew of the older But John S Benson is free And brought strange stars to th« Times-Herald knows c of but one s m'Mt complete line profession ft held up before the suffering Oregon « by William Brinkman marshal of Fort September 3. 1904, the county seal of lot of this variety being raised this ♦ ler of the same name, and a promt- ♦ light your western Union county would be at la Grande al and amateur photographic ♦ ians. like the brazen serpent ot old. . Benton. Mont , leu by shoot Ing it is charged that the beef trust neat i writer, is 'lead at New York lands: year in this particnlar vi trinity, .btt ♦ bey abo and that thereafter they should hold s goods ever shown in the city. ♦ with a 38-Smitb I for the temporary and imaginary al wilfully brought about the present Among th. tirus Xiueruan ♦ no doubt sample* could be At Wasco Texas, where the M. K ’ himself in * their sesi Ion at that city -HT A«<ording- A' A; Wesson I difficult I«« the ft » leviation of their transportation ill there stands the telegraphers' strike, to prove that there is no beef & T is tied up I Don’t forget to take a camera ♦ iy a gen« al order ha» been mad«, that from various parts of the i valley. cause Your urn of alabaster not the to attar t the company has used the long strike People do not seem ness. ♦ » of all the officer« the county after trust While all the trust plants are kodak wi’h you on your -a- ♦ least. “Joshua* Creffield. leader of the September 3 1904. shuuld remove to enough imfeurtance to the * fart that ♦ It has been noticed by the people either dosed or are operating on a distance 'phones to >»su* train orders ft ♦ cation Holy Rollers,” was arraigned ou a ¡•a Grande, be growing thi> soil is adapted to tl s ♦ which place after that ExGovernor Pattison, of Pennsyl charge of adultery before Judge of the Interior and Eastern Oregon verv light scale, they point to the fact You taught us that the West is ft those that a**ts and that :ar s date would be the ¡«ennanent county ♦ ♦ not the whole. that the Portland papers build about that there is no wide spread suffering vania. ruined health and brought on Hogue of the Portland circuit court. seat of Union county This then will ,ave h««n analyzed have ♦ political ♦ bis death by overwork in That the old East is needed T uesday ft as many paper railroads as the Baker as the independent plants, outside of campaigns a pnsbnbl -My forever, let u» hope, settle o contain a higher per cet He was only 53 ye*rs ft the West. ♦ than 'he German The Cla< Kama» Salmon ha'< hery. the co« City papers—every gathering in Port the trust, are entirely capable of sup old 'ounty seat figi.t that for these ft ♦ You taught us the long les Burn« T:mee H«ra heretofore a state concern has been many years waxed ft ♦ warm with the ÄTi land being the occasion for the im ♦ sons of the Best. plying all public demands, and there The fight no* tn proga-ss around turned over to the government »nd citizens <>f c in« of th richest and most ♦ ♦ ♦ mediate construction of a road into fore the trust does not control the Port Arthur is almost exclusively an will be operated as a government productive counties In the state of You taught us that this clay is ♦ Ther I Central Oregon not the soul. of hat«h«r> hereafter ft ♦ Oregc la Grande Chronicle beef output of the country. While artillery duel, th, bigges* guns —Richard le Gallienue. a Judgs Ijowell told Portland what this may be a far fetched scheme, ,t both armies being on the firing line Ear! A Sargent, a graduate of Ore ft a there ♦ Sugar Beets for Harney. a gon l iilversity and s’udent of Berke- i would happen some of these days. is worthy of consideration. ft • •••••••oaaaa DRUGGISTS If the ♦ The Devils Lake Indian land will I«), is a fugitive from the law for X ting upon the suggestion of Prof ♦ ♦ when he said that the trade of Cen people only knew that these so-called ♦ .-eft In B-rk«l*y He J B Horner, outlined in an interview a be thrown often for registration and 1 tral Oregon would be diverted to San ♦ a EASTERN OREGON'S NEEDS. ns to tie crazy. "independents" were not silent part settlement on August s la-vH’a Lake in the las' issu«- of the Times-Herald, Cor. Mun and Court Sta ft Francisco, over new lines piercing Or- ners in the trust, they ft H Tafte, of The iMlies. says the ai> effort »ill be made by several of might look and Grand Fork» are the registration PenS'etcn. Oregon. : ft Stephen A. Lowell, of this city, has ' egou from the south, if Portland and sgi roa<l could tM- built in with mure la vor on the showing offices ♦ ft »ha Th. summed up the needs of this section : the roads leading into that city do * damage suit of Taffe The Ru»»ian volunteer fleet 1» b< : made by the experiment ft nst th* s fate has now delayed It of the state in a trite, concise, com- . not make a move to get a first mort- .ing strengthened daily a’ Sebastopol, ♦♦♦♦»♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦ft♦♦♦»♦♦♦« e than six months. ♦ and will prey on commerce without prehensive and brief manner, in an ! gage on that trade o GROWTH OF AN EMPIRE ♦ hn W Womack tsas drowned in I <lis> riniination. in hope» f t finding ♦ interview with a Portland paper on The same condition prevails with Boise river near Emmett. Tue* ♦ ' contraband It has been pointed out that the the purposes of Eastern Oregon in | > regard to the rich Wallowa valley. ♦ while trying to ford the stream ♦ original coat of the territory includ The RuaaoChin«»- oank at Niu joining in the formation of the De If the O. R * e N. does not soon ex is th« ■ sixth victim claimed by ♦ ed in what is known as the Louisiana Chwang. capitalized at 5‘<»*06.«te<> nt ♦ »• rite r this season. velopment League tend its Elgin branch into Wallowa, purchase could be repaid each year blew, to iinance Russian schemes in ♦ ♦ A Ja;*an<-M sawmill crew at Olym- There is no more studious, cautious, the Northern Pacific will slip up by the contribution of 1 per cent of Manchuria, has fallen into ’he hand» ♦ pia got into a fight among themselves ♦ profound thinker and reasoner in Or Snake river and over the Sheep Creek the agricultural productions in the of the Jaf>anese ♦ Monday and wrecked the lodging country named. This astonishing btr The Oregon building at the St boo»« tompleiely. destroying about egon than Judge Lowell, and his find divide and will be at the gates of truthful statement is dwelt upon in ♦ ♦ ings are always worthy of the utmost I Joseph before the country is aware, a recent circular from the depar'men' Louis fair coat 4i"i*X*. and 1» a rep worth of property ♦ lica of old Fort Clatsop, which Luria i and all the immense traffic locked up of commerce and labor, entitled "Ter consideration, and in this instance, The receipts of lhe slate land of- ♦ NO MATTER HOW SMALL NO MATTER HOW LAPGE and Clark erected at a cost of about Bezt 2j Cent Meal in t-e City the very development of this section ; in that rich and growing community ritorial and Commercial Expansion of Ic»« days labor, all told f!< e for the month of July was 445 - ♦ the United States " Pr .ate 0>n.na Partera ' will go to the Puget Sound, by way 565. of which amount 436.<<<M> went in of the state is wrapped up in his sug ♦ It may be news to some that the "he cost df living I in the United to the irreducible school fnn.l and ♦ of Ijewiston and the Northern Pa ;*:• gested plan of action. : land area of the Ixiuisiana purchase States among families having an tn- 4 m <>, nt<> th« .niert-tu fund ♦ ♦ } was 875.025 square miles or nearly come of 412'K’ t*r year has in< reased In an interview in Portland. Sun E ejar.t Fjrr.»«ed I r ♦ GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP 155.000 square miles greater than the 15 per cent since 1896 1. according to ♦ Cbam of Electric Roads day. Judge Lowen said in regard to Cc" «-ect.cn. ♦ | area of the original 13 states The the report of Carrol D Wright. ♦ A correspondent writing to the ' population of the Ixiuisiana purchase Grande lc>r,de Valley in I'Mot the purposes of Umatilla county in ♦ An effort is being made through county is to have an electric belt rail sending delegates to the meeting be East Oregonian says: l in 1900 was 14 708 616. and at th« ♦ the immigration otilce of the gov- road if th« county court at Its »«-salon ♦ time of its purchase less than 100.000 “Pendleton July 31. ing held in Portland today and to ♦ Gt'S laFO>TAlNE. Prop. ■•rnment. to induce aettlera to go to tomorrow accepts the proposition ♦ ♦ "Editor East Oregonian:—Since the I The total area Is nearly one-third Texas in order to supply labor to made by eastern capitalists through morrow: ♦ I that of the union, and the population 633 Mais StrwM. harvest the immense cotton crop ♦ their representative«. Attorney C E As to what the Eastern Oregon beauties of public ownership are be , about one-fifth thereof In the 14 states into which the The life preservers on the steamer Cochran and J R Oliver and grant a ♦ ♦ delegations will ask and advocate the ing widely adv«>rtised by a few crack- franchise for the use of the public ♦ I laiuisiana purchase has been sub-di- ♦ first and most important will be the brained politicians, will you explain ' vided the value of the farm animals Grand Republic have been found to highways The company. If granted WILL GIVE IT CAREFUL ATTENTION. THI5 MESSAGE AP be as worthless as those on the Sk> ♦ how it is that it cost but 47 97 per open river ar.d the remedy of the ♦ i alon« on January 1 ISM, was $1 lit*- cum and ¡he boat is under the ban the privliegea asked, will construct PLIES TO THE MEN ANO THE WOMEN ALIKE wa'er laws of the state. Eastern Ore ?apita to run the United States gov 1512,W>0. The mineral wealth output until equipment is an electric iin« from Union to Core, the entire Collegiate. Preparatory. Commerc ♦ Island City, l^a Grand«. Alice!, imb-1 ♦ ia’ and Grammar Grade Course*. Ap- gon will not want to go into a great ernment. where government owner ¡in 1902 shows 30.000..M) tons of coal, changed ♦ ter. Summerville and Elgin, in fact catalogne Bowdlag school tor scheme of simple advertisement, for ship is not in force, and yet the coat i 1.’ 859.000 tona of iron 837.837.576 in ♦ ply : The Duchess of M ari bo rough I fell connecting all tae towns of the valley : silver tat coining value*, and 439.- ♦ young men and boy*. 1 from her hone in Blenheim Park, the section has no means of caring per capita, of running the govern ■ 841 508 in gold by an electric line Mr Cochran in ♦ Bex 344. University Park Station. near l»ndon. Wednesday, and sus- conversation with a Herald man this ♦ for a great influx of eople at this ment of New Zealand was 433 38 per The capital stock of the banks in Portland. O-egon. talned a bad scare, if nothing worse morning said the company pro;«*«« annum? Yours. ISM was more than 41 <'3.•.«.»>.000, their ♦ time. aid that a heel was pulled off to begin the surveys within lb days, j ♦ loans and discounts more than 45"".■ It is ANXIOUS READER ♦ her shoe and one gio e ripped The and promise» to bare the line com "The Harney valley and the vast Ladies’ Capsu’es Gardes ♦ The government ot the United 000.000. and their iota! resources attending physician thinks she will pleted within three years They have ♦ area of Malheur county are large nearly 41 750.000.000. while the Indi Lady Agents Wanted. States cost the people 47 97 per capi vidua! deposits in national banks in rt*«“over ♦ «ecured a valuable water power on Safe, redabie Absolutely gcar- enough to furnish homes for thous- OFFICERS ♦ ta. in actual taxes, during the past 1903 reached the gratifying total of the Big Miriam -*»t of the Cove, and ♦ antewd to cure teeœrrhœu sad fw- Division No. 5» of the Te legra ands of people, and to raise produce upon the rights secured from the year, and in the month ot July a Ue- 4471.22O.O0G—an increase of over 5" ph-rs' i’nion. includes all of the mate weakness For parti'-ilara ad- ♦ enough to feed the state; but these R C BEACH president county court, will begin the expendi ♦ tre«« Mo. Prop. Pbarmacy. Lock Bui tic. of 417.""*.'»' was plied up for per cent within a single decade. in Southern and Central Pacific lines. ture of large sums of money in our lands are not ready for the immigrant newspapers and periodical* the num 323. Kansas City. Mo For sale by T. G HAÏLEY, Vice-president. .future congresses to deal with The ber increased from 4789 in 189". to 5.- the O R A N system and that por ♦ A C :ghboring county.—Baker City Her K’>eppea A Bro«. Pendletozi until the water is put over them. tion of the Un.on Pacific as far east ♦ W L THOMPSON. Cashier i government operated nothing but the .741 in 1903; the postofficea from 13.- ♦ dl ald “All the state, then, should join postoffice, and raised the expenses 474 to M 437 and th« railway mileage as Green river, being the largest ♦ vision in be United States It ls ♦ with Eastern Oregon in making for ot the different departments by an I from 51.823 to 42.403. the latter being under the management of W Scenery Equal* the Alps. E ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ I nearly 31 p«r cent of the total rail- Davidson, of Oakland Few resident* of The LMlles realise i the speedy passage of laws governing indirect tax on the consumers. I way mileage of the country. that within 10 mile* of the city is the use of the water of the various Every man, woman and child in the Wha' may »« not expect from a some of the grandest scenery as is to PACiFIC NORTHWEST NEWS streams, so that the government will United States was taxed this entire country whose area is only-about 2000 be found anywhere in the world The , take speedy action in building the sum of 47.97, without the slightest square miles less than the combined Mill Creek canyon, from the Wicks killed L. PardtM. a logger, wae by place to John's mill, is »aid to pre projects now on foot, This is the remuneration from any of the great area of the United Kingdom Nether Wednes- Germany. France. a falling trw near E igene, sent a continuation of rocks, cliffs | most important thing of all and will utilities owned by New Zealand. The | lands. Belgium Spain. Italy and Switzerland, «hen we day and aaterfall» that Will compare with be the keynote of Eastern Oregon’s millions in profits arising from the remember that the present population A vein of coal has been found in the best. Joe Klrcheff was out in requests to the convention. the fi»h Clackamas county near thia canyon Sunday and took some express companies, railroads, tele- of the lx.uisiana purchase is bnt 14.- "Eastern Oregon is shut off from graphs, telephones. post roads and 708.614. and that of the foreign coun hatchery views that bear out the assertion that Motor boats arid soon be furnish- the canyon is grand in the extreme. I Portland by freight rates, and must other public utilities went into private tries named is 202.363.573? ♦ ed the life saving crew« on the Pa- Oto point of interest 1» particularly' have the portage road or the open hands, while the people paid their ex ♦ attractive, the falls of lhe creek, two cific coast THE SIXTH SENSE. river. Malheur county is forced by tortion. In aduition to paying the run »here miles above the Wicks place, Otto Schacht, a Portland teamster, freight rates to be tributary to Salt ning expenses of the governmen’ By this strange "sixth sense” you became insane Tuesday from working h« water comes pouring down over a ¡■espendicular cliff 12u feet high, Lake City, and there is a probability i In New Zealand the actual expen always "know about where you are. It in the heat presenting a view that rivals the fa- is to some degree a memory for back be- of the trade of the Inland Empire The number of school children in moils Multnomah falls Times Moun- ses of ni nni ng the government ing diverted to San Francisco by the amounted to 133 38 per capita. as tracks and land marks, but to a Benton county has decreaned 57 in taineer. ♦ greater extent an instinct for the lay ♦ extension of a California road into rhe stated, but this included the total ex- of the country, for relative bearings 'be past year ♦ Joseph Lowe a logger was drown Changes at Gonzaga College. interior of the state. pense of running the railroads, ex by whic h you are able to make your ed in the Coweenian river near St Father Francis C. Dillon was way across lots back to your starting “It costs 9 cents a bushel to ship press, telephone, telegraph, post Helens. Tuesday. named August 1 as president of Gon IF YOU BUY A BUGGY OR WAGON. OR A FARM IMPLEMENT BECAUSE IT IS CHEAP, it place. It is not an uncommon fa< ul- wheat from Pendleton to Portland. If roads, parcels poets, and an these ty, yet some lack it utterly. If you The hottest day registered in Salem zaga college by Father de la .Motte. OFTEN PROVES TO BE VERY EXPENSIVE ECONOMY. AS IT TURNS OUT TO BE CHEAPEN IN the 4165,000 appropriated by the leg public utilities. ar« one of the latter class do not ven this >ear was Monday, when the mer general superior of the Jesuit order QUALITY THAN IN PRICE I DO NOT PRETEND TO COMPETE _ ____ _ in the Northwest, sajs the S|«»kes WITH THE “CHEAP JOHN” cury went up to 95. islature for the portage was all ex ture. for you will get lost as sure as But here is the beauty of the sys OUTFITS FROM THE EAST WHO ARE HERE TODAY AND GONE TOMORROW AND WHO UN shooting, and being lost In the moun pended. Umatilla county alone would tern The income of the All the fish wheels and boats are man-Review. government tains is no joke. Father Goller was named as vice- LOAD SOME CHEAP ARTICLE ON YOU AND ARE NOT HERE TO MAKE IT GOOD WHEN THE busy with a heavy run of salmon on be able to repay the entire cost in of New Zealand for the year was president Father Kugler was reap PAINT WEARS OFF AND IT PROVES ITS SHODDINESS I AM Some m«n posses it, others do not. the Lower Columbia HERE TO STAY. I WILL the saving of one year. pointed treasurer. Father Cocchi is 453.80 per capita, a per capita profit The distinction s««ms to be almost CHARGE YOU A REASONABLE PRICE AND GUARANTEE MY GOODS TO BE ' a S REPRESENTED The total number of scholars in chaplain. Father Nicbolsen librarian, “With the road, wheat could be to the government of 410.42, while arbitrary it can be largely develop polk county Is 3594. or an increase < • IN FACT. I WILL NOT CARRY CHEAP. SHODDY GOODS BECAUSE I EXPECT YOUR TRADE Father Chianalv professor of philos < • sent into Portland markets for S the millions in America went to pri ed. but only in tuose with whom of 186 over last year ophy. Father Ken nelly assistant pre THIS YEAR AND EVERY YEAR TO KEEP FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS IN THE IMPLEMENT original endowment of the faculty cents a bushel, which means a saving vate corporations and the people paid Joe. the 15-yenrold »on of J. B fect. Father Maye professor of moral BUSINESS THE ONLY WAY IS TO SELL GOODS THAT ARE A CONSTANT RECOMMENDATION makes development possible. No of 4 cents over the present rate. This out 47 97 each, and then the govern matter how long a direction-blind man Kester, of Eugene, was drowned Wed theology. Father Rene professor of TO YOUR STOCK. r~—............ ............. nesdav in the Willamette. dogmatic theology, and Father Ar- saving on 5,000,000 bushels, the esti STAY Bv YOU *ND IN THE END SAVE yo,J money . ment sustained a deficit of I17.W»,. frequents th« wilderness, he is never YOUR TIME AND YOUR PATIENCE. ------------ A GLANCE OVER THE FOLLOWING LIST WILL PROVE A fire in the ordnance house at thuls in charge of the grammar grade mated yield of Umatilla county, would 000 in July alone sure of himself Nor is the lack any THAT I AM H I------------------ ------ .^ND^N_G ? NLY ™E BEST g « ades of implements and may suggest reflection on the Intelligence, I once Fort Stevens, destroyed about 444.000 of work mean a gain of 1200,000 to tnat coun The only tax paid by the people of traveled in the Black Hills with a something you are in ■------------------------ need of . ALL 1 ASK OF YOU is TO COME IN AND U*>MPARE THE ty a'one. It would pay to open the New Zealand was for school, county young fellow who himself frankly con- QUALITY" .° r~ -- ------------------ 22?S,*ND_PR,CES WIIH WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN paying elsewhere river if but for a couple of years. and municipal expenses, the income fessed that, after much experiment, AND I KNOW . I ««,... WILL GET YOU --- FOR A CUSTOMER I HANDLE THE CEUEBRATED ♦ ’’The policy of Eastern Oregon, he hac come Is to love clu ’ . dren, and no to the conclusion that he from the public utilities paying all then, should be to gain the help of the other expenses, and leaving a could not "find himself." &« home can be completely ♦ He asked me to keep near him and HODGE HEADERS. BINDERS. RAKES AND MOWERS the entire state in opening the Co ♦ happy without them, yet the clear profit from the operation, of this I did as well as I could, but even ♦ lumbia, in securing laws to govern 414.42 per capita then three times during the course of THE ordeal through which the ex CHAMPION REAPER. ♦ the water rights of the state first, In addition to paying ,«.97 each, the 10 days he lost himself completely In pectant other must pass usually is THE CELEBRATED RACINE BUGGIES AND HACKS the tumultuous upheavals and can and to join in any plan for advertise- people of the United States pay yons of that badly mixed region. so full o» suffering, danger and fear ment, second. THE OLD RELIABLE BAIN WAGONS. double, and in some instances 10 Another, an old grouse hunter, that she looks forward to the critical "The Development League should times the cost of public accommoda walked twice in a circle within the WHEN ANOTHER DEALER TELLS YOU HIS hour with apprehension and dread. WAGON is JUST as GOOD AS THE BAIN bring all sections together in peace tions in New Zealand, the corpora confines of a thick swamp about two WAGON IT IS A TRIBUTE TO THE SUPERIORITY miles square. On the other hand, Mother’s friend, by its penetrating and soothing properties, OF THE BAIN and harmony and unite them for a tions are reaping the profits and the many exhibit almost marvelous skill SUPERIOR DRILLS—Superior of all Drill*. allays nausea, nervousness, and all unpleasant feelings, and common purpose, each to strive for government will increase taxation to in striking a bee-line for their ob the good of the other, and when that make up the continuous deficit. jective point and can always tell you, to prepares the syste.m for the THE H AIN ESHOUSE R H A RV ESTE R—Said to is done it will be a great success ” on the market. The surplus accumulated by the even after an engrossing and wander ordeal that she passes through ing hunt, exactly where camp lies.— the event safely and with but operation of public utilities in New Outlook. RAILROADS ARE WANTED. WASHINGTON DOUBLE DISK WEEDER. I little suffering, as numbers Zealand is expended in internal and If the O. R. & N. will only transfer seaport improvements, tne govern THE WELL KNOWN CANTON AND FLYING THE BODY BEAUTIFUL. DUTCHMAN PLOWS. AND GANG PLOWS have testified and said, “it is this road from Arlington to Condon, ment making these improvements vol worth its weight in gold. ” |i.oo per from the newspapers to the solid untarily. without endless petitions A brilliant writer said to me the THEN THERE IS A HOST OF OTHER THINGS I ALWAYS HAVE IN STC other day that the world seems to be bottle of druggists. Book containing earth, it will be a real benefactor to from the i»«*ople. STOCK. SUCH AS reverting to the old Grecian love of valuable information mailed free. AXLE GREASE ANO LUBRICATING OILS. WAGON JACKS DOUBLE TREES AND the state. < ► — „..J SINGLE TREES. physical prowess and admiration for WHIPS AND WHIP STOCKS. MONKEY WRENCHES. BOLTS VALVES If a homeseeker did not have the While railroads are not mission the body beautiful. Of course, we INE BRADfiELD RIGUUIOH CO.. A i L mi L», Ga. BABBITT. WHEELBAR ROWS. BLACKSMITH TOO.S. RUBBER HOSE FOR WATER TANKS ’ aries, going into virgin fields, in ad rheumatism, gout, dyspepsia, eczema are a long way from this yet. Fancy AFRICAN WATER BAGS. BELTING AND LACING AND OTHER ARTICLES. vance of settlement, yet there is suf- or catarrh, on arriving in the West, a our hollow-chested, pigeon-toed wo I AM HERE TO DO BUSINESS ANU TO GET YOUR BUSINESS AND KEEP IT. YOU WILL flcient business in the interior of Or- day’s drive in the country among the men with their square hips and hour ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a find THAT I WILL GIVE YOU THE BEST VALUE glass waists dressed as the Greeks FOR YOUR MONEY YOU CAN GET IN TOWN. egon to justify a railroad, in fact a forests of medicine bill boards beside used to dress. Fancy our average CCME AROUND AND INVESTIGATE. half dozen of them, to cover the im the country roads would give one, or business matt with hiB protuberant mense territory, properly, and this possibly a combination of all these paunch and skinny arms, posing as a branch to Condon will be no experi diseases, a tired and worn out man, Greek hero. Sail as this thought is, Our cold storage meats are always right; always tender, always in need of a few days’ rest and recre- there is room for encouragement. Our ment. people, both men and women, are im Juicy. I » The Columbia Southern and Sump ation, can no longer forget his proving in size, figure and carriage, a Try our nilld cured Hams. They are free from that strong taste troubles by going into the country, ter Valley roads are two of the best and will continue to improve. Wheth SUCCESSOR TO UMATILLA IMPLEMENT COMPANY. paying investments in Oregon, and A blind man who cannot read the er the general intelligence and mental development will ever reach as high the Condon branch will be no whit roadside signs in the rural districts, an average among us as it did among Corner Court and Thompson Streets is the only one who can get keen en less valuable. the Athenians is quite another ques 607 MAIN STREET Aside from getting all the business joyment out of a country drive in this tion.—Dr. R. C. Newton in Medical Record. now found in the interior, a railroad age of billboards. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a Tiiroögii t TO THE BLOOD Building Material Grays Harbor Commercial Co Brock & McComas ♦ : : : : : : : : 1 i ♦ : Your Banking? The French Restaurant The Commercial National Bank Columbi T University 1 : : Money Saved Is Money Earned IWBFe Mother’s Its Rich and Deli cions FRED WEBER The Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co. : :