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THE TIMES.
Scientist) arc looking nt the Icoth of
the earth In order to determine Its nge.
Havana tobacco Is becoming bo cheap
that Homo day It la likely, to bo made,
up Into clgargj
Robbers who took the shoes off a Chi
cago Man because they squeaked evi
dently have- suffered from that habit
In the past.
Wo knew It would como. A man In
New York asks for an Injunction to
prevent his mother-in-law from dis
turbing hlin.
The man who Is going to quit gam
bling as soon as ho gets even' with the
game Is like the fly on the sticky paper.
It Intends to go away as spon fts It
gets tooBc.
d'ho man who knows how to dress a
jimp window must bo taken Into ac
count when the problem of "What Be
comes of Our Christmas Money" Is
under consideration.
A contemporary sayB: "Tho United
States nro the only nation In tho
world," etc. We hopo Kmpcror Wil
liam will not sco this In time to slop
tho teaching of English in the German
school.
Mrs. Cnrrlo Chapman Catt thinks tho
time Is coming when thcro will bo a
woman In tho oxccutlvo chair at Wash
ington. When that tlrao comes to pass
there will always' bo n P. S. at the end
of tho President's message.
A Now Jersey clergyman Is Inveigh
dig against kissing under the mistle
toe nud a minister at tho Newborn,
N. C, conference denounced "courting
oh tho Lord's day." It will bo a Ono
old world to get nway from when tho
reformers aro through with It.
Tho Postolllco Department may not
bo able to prevent tho frequent Jostling
of women at tho stamp window, but In
making queen bees and ladybirds ex
ceptions to tho law forbidding live ani
mals In tho mnlls, does It not seek to
offer compoiiHutlon to the sex?
Premier Salisbury Is destined to go
Into history as tho great nepotist of
Kugllsh politics. It turns out thnt In
I ho reorganisation of his cabinet aud
In tho appointment of other high of
ficials closely connected with that re
organization one-llfth of nil appointees
uro relatives of the Premier. This Is
certainly "feathering tho family nest"
with lordly contempt for nubile opln
""' Ion. rbe Marquis does not euro a
innrquee tor icuiidiuh)-u is uiu juu
ho covets. fc '
Tho opinion grows that athletics may
be overdono at colleges If carried be
yond tho point of compelling each stu
dent to take adequate excrclso. Re
form Is evidently required In the Inter
est of tho students themselves, a ma
jority of whom can 111 afford tho money
thrown awny yearly on "sport." IOx
crclso In a gymnasium Is well enough,
hut the teams, with their games, rival
ries, etc., If not properly regulated, de
tract attention from studies, to say
uothlng of Iohhos of life on tho football
Meld and tho "enno rushes," hazlug, etc.,
which violent sports scorn to promote.
Tho Cincinnati Enquirer says It would
not for a moment discourage tho hold
lug to strict accountability of all public
men In public otllce, but thcro Is iln
qcstlonably a tendency In the United
Slates, as It seems by Mr. Chamber
lain's speech there Is In Great Ilrltulu,
to run vlgllanco Into persecution, to re
quire public men to surrender property
and busluess rights and to make what
ought to be a public honor a practical
Jlsadvantago. Some of the laws on this
subject are unjust and even absurd,
and tho husto to Interpret them bo as to
disgrace public olllclals without hour
lug them Is pernicious.
It Is widely supposed that tho dis
ease called "appendicitis" was un
known to tho medical profession until
the last quarter of the present century.
Hut un'old Loudon doctor, who writes
upon the subject In the Lancet, says
(hero Is nothing nuw about It except
"the nnmo and tho treatment." Tho
disease was well described In tho older
medical books, and wus then called
"typhlitis." Hut Its real character was
rarely verified except by post-mortem
examination; whereas modem surgery,
with Its anaesthetic and antiseptic
aids, If summoned In time, Is able to
nuvo nearly every patient who Is not
exhausted by uge or otherwise de
pleted. "A noble and eternal truth was ut
tered by Uamlltou Wright Mablo of
the Outlook In a brief address, wjien
he said: 'Tho soul of a country Is al
ways Invisible. No man ever saw that
thing which makes n man glad to dlu
for his country. Monuments and stat
ues recall It, hut that spirit which
prompts us to slug "Our country" has
nothing tangible. "Our country" Is a
thing of spirit nud soul.' This Is a
profound aud terrible thing to say Just
now. It arouses so many questions.
Where now Is tho 'spirit ami soul' that
once was America? Let us ask no fur
ther. Wo drift and wait on events."
Springfield Republican. Why not try
liver pills?
Veruon White Is a youth who lives
In Attleboro, Mass. He Is a living ex
ample of the possibilities of football as
ui aid to tho medical profession lie
also proves that a well-trained Ameri
can youth, who has health, can stand
more hard knocks than any other being
on enrtu. In lttU5Jdr. White's left leg
was broken above the knee. Laier his
left collar bone was broken aud his
right ankle sprained. The year 'Ittl wiu,
a dull one, and he passed through li
with his nose twice broken nnd back
wrenched. He did better In '07. Three
fingers nnd an ankle were broken. In
'PS) his left leg was fractured. In 1D-0,
ho reached tho climax, of glory.. The
list reads: "Head Injured, two ribs
broken, legs temporarily paralyzed
from a klckj ribs previously fractured
aro rcbroken. It would be, natural to
follow Mr. White's hospital record with
a few remarks on the brutality of foot
ball. Hut the sensou Is over. There Is
no football, so let us not moralize, but
glory in the physical prowess of our
own men nnd hope that after they pass
tho football age the Vernon Whites of
this country will put ns much energy
Into work for themselves nnd humanity
aa they now do In sport that looks bru
tal but seems to be enjoyable.
In a recent address Andrew Carnegie
said: "The rich man's surplus Is a so
cial trust to he administered In one's
own lifetime for the good of others."
Hut Is thnt giving? Did you ever feel
a thrill of pleasure In donating that for
which you had no use? A surplus Is
money which the possessor cannot find
means of spending to the Incrcaso of
his comfort or pleasure. Why not ad
minister such a trust after death,
through the courts, Instead of "In one's
own lifetime," since mere worldly grat
ification, and not ono particle of self
sacrifice, enters into the gift of a sur
plus? Tho child saves Its pennies, de
nies Itself the little things which seem
great to It, In order to give, where the
gift means kindness and love. The good
neighbor snves on gas bills nnd tnble
luxuries In order to help his unfortun
ate fellow-man. The. mother sits up
late with her needle, forgoes that new
skirt or tho longed-for piece of parlor
furniture that she may be able to give
somothlng to son or daughter. Hie
sacred trust Is thnt which Is based on
lovo nnd self-denial and comes from
tho surplus of affection, not from the
surplus of dollars. To gives without
feeling that one hns mndc some self
sacrifice Is not giving nt all, In n moral
sense; It merely spending.
Tho French gentlemen, says tho New
York Journal, have always been very
happy In tho coining of phrases and
tho manufacture of proverbs. La.
Rochefoucauld and ninny others have
dono much to supply the world with
peptonized wisdom. Of all the wlso
French saylugs, uono Is more valuablo
or praiseworthy than tho ono which,
translated, Is: "Ilewaro of 'they say.' "
Under "they say" hides every form of
slander. Under "they say" hides the
cowardlco that dares not attack openly.
Do. not get tho "thoy say" habit -Do
not encourago that habit. Tell chil
dren and young men and nil women
under your Influence not to listen wil
lingly to "thoy say" nnd not to repeat
tho lies which havo "they say" for a
foundation. Tho United States ap
pears to he tho favorite homo of "they
Bny.""Yes, he gots n big salary.hut 'thoy
say' ho has a pull with tho boss." That
Is "thoy sny" trying to detract from
honest nblllty. "Yes, his married life
seems happy, but 'they say' he treats
her cruelly." There you havo "they
say" attneklng decency from Jealousy.
"They sny" Ih busy hi almost ejrory
house and on almost every tongue In
this country. It Is the most active of
slanderous agents on earth. When you
hear a man prefaco u slanderous state
ment with "they sny," nsk him theso
questions: Who Is "thoy?" Who says
the particular thing which you now put
Into circulation? What do you know
about thnt particular piece of slander
thnt you nro spreading abroad with so
much enjoyment? Do you think you
are to bo excused for your malicious
gossip merely becauso you drag In
"they sny?" Ask yourelf those same
questions, when you begin one of tho
easy "they say" attacks on character.
A few such questions put to yourself
and others would soon dlscourngo tho
hnhlt In your neighborhood. Think It
over. Uemember thnt this world needs
charity nt least as much uh dry earth
"needs rain. "They sny" Ih the mean
est and therefore tho most dcHplcnhlo
of all attacks on decent human charity.
Seo If you cannot do something to dis
courage It.
And Charles Ileonmo Silent.
"Charley, dear," said young Mrs. Tor
kins, "you aro very much opposed to
bargain hunting, aren't you?"
"Yes."
"Ilut rou will admit that there nro
occasions on which It Is quite proper."
"Perhaps. Tnero are exceptions to
overy rule,"
"Yes; In bnrgnln hunting It makes all
the difference In tho .world whether
you are going among the merchants
seeing who offers the least expensive
dress goods or whether you are visit
lug tho bookmakers looking for the
best odds." Washington Star.
Too Much Court Plaster.
Although court plaster Is useful In
protecting small scratches or abrasions
of the skin from harm, It should not be
used over any considerable cut or
wound lu process of healing. Theso
will heal much faster If simply covered
with a bit of soft linen, held In place
nt tho ends with strips of surgeon's
plaster,
WM W fM.
For Dyspeptics,
linked potatoes nro digested more
easily Hum boiled potatoes, nud should
therefore, be preferred by dyspeptics,
No matter what a man does,, some
woiuttu can prove it la a Blgu of
guilty conscience.
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IrflRBT NATIONAL BANK, THE DALLES, ORi.
! J. B. Bchenk, I'rea.i It. M.-Beal, Cashier.
I A general buildup business transacted. D-
poults received, subject to night draft or check,;
Collection rnado mid proceeds promptly re'
, mltted on day of collection. Bight and tele-'
graphic exchange Hold on New York, Ban Fran
ciseo and Portland.
F
RENCH & CO., BANKERS
THE DALLES, OR.
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D. M. French. J. W. French.. "
J. C. Hosteller. Caihlcr. f.t
T
HE CELEBRATED COLUMBIA BREWERY
AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop.
This well-known brewery Is now turning out
' me wsi wecr mm lurit'ri'nai ui mo unauiutsj
The latent appliances for the manufacture of
1 good healthful Hcerhavo been Introduced, and
I only the Unit-class article will be placed on the
market.
East Second Street
THE DALLES, OR.
T
HE WESTERN LUMBER COMPANY
Office: Seventeenth and Front Streets.- '
Portland, Oregon.
The UmatillaHouse
THE DALLES, OR.
SINNOTT & FISH, Proprietor!.
The American Plan Only....
nat. It. I1.M and 12 tier dav. '
All trains slop for passengers. 0. R. AN.
ticket offlce. Western Union telegraph. Long
aisianoe lie a leiepnonc. Agents ana omcu lor
all stage lines. Accommodations flrst-cla-s.
Z. F. MOODY
THE DALLES, OB.
General Forwarding.
AND
Commission Merchant.
Offices and Warehouse at "
RAILROAD AND STEAMER DEPOTS.
.. t
Wool handling our sneolattr. .
Grain bought and sold. -
r
The Regulator Lineq
-'.-W'.CfiViv
Ike Dillu. MM I Astoria
NAVIGATION vCO. '
THROUGH FREIGHT.
' AND PASSENGER
LINE....
Dally Line of'Stcamrrs Between Portland,
Vancouver, Cascade Locks, Hood River
and all Points on the Washington side.
The steamers Dalles CI t jr and Regulator leare
Portland every mernlag (except Sunday) at 7
and The Dalles att a.-a., arriving at destina
tion In ample tint for outgoing (rains.
"freight Kates Qrsalljr Reduoaa,
W. C. ALLAWAY, Gn. Agt,
Foot nt Court Street, The Dalle, Or
mllE OMENTAL
J. W.'GRUSSI. Proprietor.
)2 Washington Et., Opposite Imperial notel
Drinks 10 cents. Deer & cents.
me
EMP1& MKAT MA11KET.
Free Delivery
To All Parts of tho City.
I No. W, Seventh and Davis Sis.. Phono Clajr Ml
Lard, Ham and Ilacon.
(1RONK 8HULZE, Proprietors.
VANP SOAP AND CHijS
QTAR BREWERY CO.
Brewers and Holders of the Famous
HOP GOLD PEER
VANCOUVER, WASH.
B
ROWN 4 M'CADK, STEVEDORES
Portland, Oregon,
Corrospondencfl solicited.
Fhlp's mall promptly delivered.
Cable address llrowu,
rOIIN KKl.LY
General Uuranre Agent. Fir and Marine.
Scottish Union A National Ins. Co., Kdtnburc
and Loudon; Western V. and St. Auuranco Co.,
Toronto, Can. fc! Third to., Columbian Uld.
OTEIINKKN A JUUEH-
Wholesale and reatatl grocers, U9414Burn-
aide street, corner Sixth, rVrtland. Or. Tl
1 phone, Oregon Black -JiH, Columbia MA.
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C PORTLAND. OREGON. t
THE DALLES, OREGON.
MAYS &. CROWE
Wholesale & Retail Dealers la
HARDWARE. ST0VE3 AND TINWASI
Farm Machinery, Implements,
Wagons and Carriages.
Iron, Steel," Coal and Blacksmiths'
Supplies.
- Hardwood and Vaeon Makers' Material,
Bicycles. Guns, Ammunition and Sporting
Goods, file
SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO.
STEAMER GEO. W. SHAVER,
Will leare Portland, foot of 'Washington,, 8t.,
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday evening at o
o'clock, for hauvlca Island, St. Jlclens, Caples,
Deer Island, Martins, Kalama, Ncer City,
Itanler, Ml. Coffin, Mayger, Stella, Oak Folnt,
Freemans, Mausanlllo,ClatskanU and all way
landing.
vn, B. BOWMAN
PHOTOGRAPHIC AND LANDSCAPS ARTI37
views of All Description
Specialty, Kodak Developing and Finishing
Main 8t., Near Bridge,
NINDLETON, OHEOON.
S'
TAR HOTEL
W. M.IROBIN80N. Prop.
SUMFTKR, OREOON.
pOTTAOE CHOP HOUSE
If. C. COTNER. Prop. '
Open at all hours day or night. The test ueaU
served In La'uraude lor the price.
Remember the location
East Side of Depot Street
LA URAKDE, - OREOON.
lOKDEGvE'S RESTAURANT
PENDLETON, OREOON.
Next Door to W. & C. R. It. Ticket Offlca ,
MEALS AT ALL HOURS,
Plrst-Claxs and Quick fervlce. Trlvate Poles
In Connection. Meuls ai All Prices.
(10EDECKE, Prop.
Commercial
Livery Stable
Opposlti Hotel Pendleton
PEHDLETOH, 0REQ0I7
...TELEPHOHE HO. 16...
Finest turnouts of all kinds In Pendleton
Oentle single drivers for ladles
Good.cometciit drivers always on hand
Boardlug horses given the best of care.
a. M. FROOflE.
KOFPPEN'S
PHARMACY...
Everything that Is kept In a
modern and up-to-date drug;
store. Prescriptions and
Family Recipes put up by
competent men, from pure
i drugs.JMJ
A. C. kOFPPFN fj RRO..
Manufacturing Chomists.
116 Court Bti PENDLETON, OB.
THE MINT SALOON
O. L. MELLQUIST, Prep.
BRANDS OK WINES
AND LIQUORS
IMPORTED AND
DOME8TIC
CiaAlU3..
Corner Depot Street and
Jefferson Avenue,
LA QRANDE, OR.
GOTO
SPANISH ORIGINAL TAMALE
RESTAURANT
116 Dull Strut,. Bet. Third lid Foartk
For the Best Meal for the Pile
in the city.
Quiet and Clean. Cooking by Noted Chela.
A FULL LINE OF
Electrical
Supplies
Lighting; of Buildings,
Stores and Residences
rc and Incandescent, Elec
tric Power for Elevators,
Pumps and all Kinds of
Machinery.
Willi Bmrtl Ebctrie Cr,
SEttlTIAlillKISTS.
BeA?iMMt3IS.
HADING BUSINESS ;-HRMS- ,CP
EASTERN OREGON.'
ALSTON CO.
'
Dealers In
fualturt, Carpets,' Walt Paper and Shade.
Uudeitaklug Goods. ,
LA GRANDE, 6
P.
BA8CHK
Dealer la
iardware and Mining. Supplies, Stores, TtrJ
ware, Cutlery aud duns.
BAKER CITY, OREGON.
BAKER CITY IRON WORKS
OKO, F. NcLYNN, Proprietor.
Builders of Stamp Mills, Ore Cats and Gen
eral Mining. Sawmill and Planing Mill Ma.
chlnery, Architectural Work, tn. Rraaa and
Iron Founders anil Machinists, bpeclal atten.
Host gln to repairing aud rebuilding all kinds
it machinery.
Telephone Red 181. BAKER CITY, OR.
T
BE BT. LAWRENCE
FRED ERNST, Proprietor.
4aly flrst.claas.
European plan
BAKER CITY, OREGON.
J.
W. WISDOM a CO.
Druggl'ts and Apothecaries).
Prescriptions carefully compounded. Toilet
Articles.,
Main 8treet, BAKER CITY, OR
YfJ PATTERBON
Proprietor of
THE EXCHANGE SALOON
Ma Agent for "Old Barbee." Woodford
County, Ky., Whiskey.
. BAKER CITY, OREOON.
TYTATERMAN & 8CHMITZ
Wholeulo and Rotall Dealers, 1st
Vines, liquors and cioar
baker city, or.
T
HE STORE
One of the finest places In thes
uuj tor traveling men.
FINE WINES. LIQUORS AND CIOARS
' Remember the place. "
X ACKERMAN, Proprietor.-
.' MAKER CITY, OR
u
NDERTAKINQ
In the neatest form. Pol.
lshed and wctalllo cofflna,
' A No. 1 hearse. Good ser
vice assured.
W. B. NELSON, Funeral Director,
.' 'A PENDLETON, VOa
T.
C. TAYLOR --.
THE "HARDWARE MAN."
t
r. .! o.M... in . . - .-.
iiuh.i, Diufn. .111 biiu vopprrwarc i
Lime, Plaster,.' Cement, Coal, Iron and
Bteel aud Hydraulic Pipe.
T31 Main Street.
PENDLETON, OR
rnnE PIONEER DRUO STORE
ULA SLATE, Proprietor.
Our stock Is thoroughly up-to-date. We earn
nothing but strictly Al goods at
populsr prices.
1U Court Street.
PENDLETON, OR.
Hotel
Pendleton..
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PENDLETON
OR
HENRY RUST
Pacific Brewery
. BAKIR CITY, ORQEON.
A. NEUBERGER
DEALER IN
fine Whiskies ind Cigars
HraAjuarUrs lot Mbiag
aad Commarckl Mscw.
IAK-RQTY
OREGON
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MORPUY & CO.
' WINE AND LIQUOR DEALERS.
Wetnhard'a Beer on Draught, Bass' Ale, Ouln
neaa' Porter. Val Mlau Milwaukee Beer and
the Celebrated J. H. Cutter Whisker
for Family Use.
45 Third St., Bet Couch and Davis.
Goods Delivered Free. PORTLAND, OR
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E PAY GOOD WAQCfs
To G00J PeppI ,
For Oood Work
STAR LAUNDRY CO, .
No. Xi GHm& Si., MVTMHL
'PUoaeTW.
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STEAMERS
ALTON A AND POMONA
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY FOK
Salem and Way Landings.
Leares Taylor street. ........
Balem
Arrlres Portland-.
,..6:A.Mi
,, 7:00 A. M.
...4:30 P.M.
SUNDAY-TRIPS TO OREGON CITY.
Leare Portland- 10:30 A. M 2and5:00 P. M. ,
Leare Oregon City ,.,....12:30, 3:30, 6:30 P. M.
Oregdn City Trans. Co. '
Promptness and , quick dispatch our specialty
A. B. CRAt AM, Agent.
Office and wharf, foot of Taylor at Phone 0- :,
WELUIDOlTr KNOW
Mr. Johnson, you don't fc&ow
WHAT'S GOOD
If you have never tried
ACME WHEAT FLAKES.
i
We are headquarters for Rabon Health .'.
Qub Foods. Grano, Acme Rolled Oats,
Health Proem Whole Wheat Flour.
ACME MILLS COMPANY.
20-22 N. Front St.
Phoae407.
PORTLAND, OR.
ENTERPRISE SHOE CO.
835 North Third St.
Boots and Shoes .Hade to Order
Repairing Neatly. Done,
'.Work'calUd for and delivered. All work.-
guaranteed.
H. C. RILEY, Manager.
Headquarters for Capen Co.'s Shoe
, cuititisoH & co.
Wheat 11. SH 'Meri
DIRECT Wi.. TO
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade'
Second Floor, Chamber
of Commerce.
ESMOND HOTEL.
Portland, - - Oregon. "'
Front and Morrison Streets.;
RATKfll ' 5
Etsroptan Plaa, 50c to JJ.50 Per Day L
An-rkaa Plaa, $1 to 2 P DaT .
' OSCAR ANDERSON, UanagariK'
J. C PENDEOA8T, Chief .Clerk. , ,
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'WJIEN Y.OtI BUY
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Furniture, Carpets and Staves
FOR HOUSEKEEPING
..HENRY JENNINGS..
172-174 First Strosit.
f. I. IRttKE MUfi CO,
67 N. Third Street.
PMactiptiom Accurately aoi ( , . , :;.
CsuctuUy ComfouaMsl J
TELEPHONE t COLUMBIA 750. if'
OREGON RED 1M4, .
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