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a the captain, turning full upon me, I Finland 4<Hr,<»t»o persons arc reported f nm compelled to tell you that I am in a destitute and starving con. . in. The Best In the appointment of a superin Capt. Clark.”’ The destitution there la said to be There Is • • • worse than ill 1867 when 100,000 per- tendent of the state prison Governor Nobody has ever heard of Capt. sons died from privations. Chamberlain needs seriously to con Claik saying any thing remarkable A municipal coal yard has b««u < s aider certain reforms that are Imper When he joined Sampson’s fleet after wove tauliaiied in Chlcugo and Saturday ative at that institution HOGS.SHEEP. CATTLE the wonderful sail of the Oregon the distribution of bituminous coal An appointee who would be indiff aiound the Horn he did not fiy a sig- at coat price was begun. The truss V Inch ’I erent to the moral and sanitary condi i al. "We regret that we did not im et sold it at $12 a ton The city sells and th« same article to: $4 40 a ton tions of the convicted men under his the Spanish squadron!" Alter the battle of Santiago, In Finest on the charge, would be unfit to hold that which the Oregon was probably tin PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. ail The Market place, and noue such will be ap|>oint most decisive factor, Clark simply ►oui- made a conventional report. ed. The tax levy foi Multnomah county car There has been statements pub Clark commanded h!s ship with ’hi for the yea- 19<*3 la 3fi mills you highest efficiency, and there his duty lished about the bad drinking water ended. Mrs. C. C. Chaffee, of Ix-banon. all arvLta made in six hughts • • • yawned and dislocated her jaw T ik - k affecting the uealth of the prisoners. EVERY ROD GUARANTEED Compii tt Line at day morning. Ai d so there art* thousands of mod There may be something to that, but Improvements to the amount of $•».- all know that in the old part of the < rn gentlemen who do what's right - 000 will be made upon the Pedleord do their best—and that’s all. prison there is not enough fresh air No delicacy is so supreme as that of hotel, at Sj.okane. to breath with two men in the small the army officer who believes that the A. F. Statler, formerly editor of th« THE cells. opportunities of personal valor be Walla Walla Union, is to be private! lt ug to his subordinates. During the coming term some pro secretary to I^evi Ankeny. Many of the world s most glorified The business of Union's postofficel vision must De made to force more old-time heroes were simply glory has increased to such an extent that aii through the corridors, as well as grafters. 75 new boxes will be added Court Street . a better supply of drinking water. The modern gentleman, unlike the Cob Herkets' saloon, at Ijikeview. 741 Maio Street These are simple propositions of hu ancient knight, makes no display of Low Sellers ot Groceries was robbed Friday of $200. No clew his chivalry. manity. tc> the nurglat has been found. For the credit and good name of Bailer City will erect another high GENERAL NEWS the state, floggiug should be abolish school building this spring Her tax All Knee Pants Suits ; I ed and the prison made so secure War has broken out between Guate levy for the year atnouMs to 18 mills Maude M. Kearney, of Wasco coun All Vestee Suits gram that has been followed in the that it would not be necessary to mala aud San Salvador. ty. was arrested In Eugene Friday f&r The allies have not as yet deigned Northwest. shoot men down who try to walk off All Two-Piece Suits selling mortgaged property !a Was to answer Minister Bowen's latest These of stations are changing meth We allow a Discount !■ when there is a chance co. proposition. ods; it is their mission to select and All changes should be removed. The S|>okane Rod and Gun Club The largest dome in the world will propagate crops suited to certain soils The prison should be made more se be built on the (estival hail of the will arrange a bear hunt for President FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1903. and to make a thoroughly scientific cure and the whipping post should St. Louis fair. Roosevelt, on his Western tour, next spring. study of the cultivation of these be abolished. It is a disgrace to the Ja t >an will nold a national industri HOW MARKETS ARE MADE. The school board of the Dallas dis crops, their care, harvesting, market state and uegraues and deiuotai.z« al exhibit this year in Osaka from trict raised the waces of its teachers Mari h to July 31. ing and the selection of seed for fu the prison force as much as it does The interview with C. J. Mlliis, in The secretary ot the treasury has $5 each per month, at a meeting prorogation. while have chance to save money. < > the convicts. this issue, Buy contains some you pointed and a ture issued a report making Nome. Ala-»- Thursday. The experiment station is the farm These humane reforms can ouly i>- Greenhorn miners are sending large thoughtful suggestions to stockmen of aa. a sub-port of entry. ers school master In the elaborate made possible when a man ot suffic the Inland Empire. The volcano ot lsalco, iu Sari Salva petitions to Salem against the repeal study of plants, soils, climate and ient intelligence and moral and Chris dor. uas increased in activity and the of the one-mile liquor law relating to He lays stress upon the fact that a mining camps. species th« farmer is handicapped, tian character is made superintendent people tear an eruption locality establishes its reputation as The charter revision committee of and failure in farming is often trace One-Price ; who will say these abuses shall be Freight traffic on the Dutch rail Spokane, a market by offering an Clothiers, .excellent out Hatters an i Furnishers has re< unintended that Lil ways is suspended in consequence <4 able to this very lack of information righted salmon licetises tie raised from $5d0 put to the buyer. He says a half-fed the strike ot tha engineers. Professor Leckenby. at the Union The governor will do well to not to $10Oo per year. animal, poony cared for means but a Captain Richard P. Hobson, of Mer station, has discovered two or three tie the hands of his appointee, by half profit to jhe producer. rimac lame, has tendered his resigna There is a move on foot to divide Garfield county. Washington and an species besides produineg several spe nictating the appointment ot his sub tion as a constructor in the navy. In short, he makes it nlain that nex a portion known as the ’’Panhan cies of hardy grass-s that will thrive ordinates iiorn the class of low and The flour mills ot Minneapolis con dle." to Asothj county. slovenly methods bring poor returns on the dry foothills of Eastern Oregon loud politicians, who imagine any one sume l.HJ.wO bushels at wheal each and that skillful and "areful n anage- Constable Max Schulpers, of Sump This discovery alone, if it will replen is good enough to handle prisoners. day or iU.4uU.uuU busaels a year. ter, was fined $25 by the city record- ment yield their handsome profits. The majority ot the English peop.e ish the wornout ranges of the Inland With the prison made more secure, et Thursday tor not repotaing a <-ase The fact of the matter is. that Empire, will be worth all the cost of with better air and water, with a sys are strongly opposed to the action oi of smallpox in his family stockmen of the Inland Empire must their ministers in their Venezuelan A reform party has been organize,’ ; its construction and support. In ad tem of making appointments ot sub policy. tmpro.’e their methods -cf handling dition to the highly important scien ordinates that will give the superin The strike on the Netherlands rail in Spokan* pledged io abolish gam stock for market, if they expect to bling box rustling, cribs and the free tific work of the station, enormous tendent absolute control ot ms force, road is ended. The < ompany has theaters of the tenderloin • bold the record of high priced pro I crops are grown on the state land up- there are possible great improve agreed to the demands ot the em ducts. Mrs. Margaret Allen, aged 104. of ployes. , or. which it is located. One of the menu in this branch of the service. Tacoma died Sunday She was born More attention must be pain to the 3 Negotiations are in progress for the most perfect Oregon farms, replete ' - I ►-< <-n.b«r 1 • an 1 shelter and feeding of cattle and sale, to the United States ot the two moved to Canada 70 years ago The strike of the Union Pacific boil with every practical and scientific ap sheep. The markets are ■icmand’.ng Chilean warships now being built m Albany is in the lead for the meet pliance. is to be seen at Union. It is er makers is now assuming a serious Englund. a first-class article in first-class condi ing of |h« republican congressional an institution of which Oregon is turn for the company. The engine There U now available over $3uo convention tn he held to nominate tion, and pioneer methods will not an men are Considering the advisabiiiiv 0uo ¡or immediate expenditure upon a candidate to succeed Toncue swer in the keen competition of to- justly proud. A visit to It. during seeding or harvest time, should be of going out. on account ot the ex the preliminary work of the Dalles- Mrs W L. Vance, wife of a piotni- aay. tremely dangerous condition of the Celtic, canal. bent Albany capitalist, was found In this favored country, where lum made each year, by every man who From nettle fiber a thread has been dead In bed Friday morning She neglected engines. The boiler makers ber is plentiful and cheap, every owns add operates a farm in Oregon. produced so fine mat a length of six have the sympathy and financial sup ty miles ot it weighs but two and a was a sufferer from heart disease farm should have ample shed room It is reported that there are 100 The Mormons make their religion port of every other railroad order and nail pounds. for the stock it supports. cases of smallpox between Freewater practical and up-to-date by many cur tan hold out indefinitely . Four men were killed in an explo and Walla Walla, with considerable Shelter for stock is half the battle ious practices not indulged in by sion Thursday that wrecked the Eck scarlet fever and measles In addition. in preparing for market The selec other sects. The newest feature of The Salem Statesman says a st an. art Packing Company's plant at Fort Governor Chamberlain signed tl«e E tion of feed, that is intended to make this -religion is the law about to be Wayne, Ind. Izsls and Clark flair appropriation pede in the senatorial situation will the fastest increase in weight coupl passed by the Utah legislature, set Governor Taft baa pardoned Isa take place soon. The stampede is bels de Los Reyes, the Filipino who bill Saturday and appointed the per ed with solidity and firmness, is the ting aside a public holiday, known as manent committee, provided In the not taking on any serious aspects as was convicted for organizing a labor bill other half of the battle. Because the "health day." The hill compels the yeL The true stampede will tak: union in Manila. An effort Is being made in the Al pioneers did not make a specialty of . owner or lessee of every occupied place at the polls in 1904. when those The historic hill of Tara will short bany city charter, allowing jury trials sheds and did not study the minute | dwelling, business house, hotel, school ly be sold at auation in Dublin. Until ft the City recorder's court. Strong details of the science of marketing I house, church building and other who are now disregarding and tramp the sixth century Tara was the sea: remonstrance« are out against 'he ling the sacred liberty ot the masses, stock, is no reason that these points of the Irish kings movement. structures occupied in any way. to will receive the rebuke they so justly shall not be considered today. The Venezuelan negotiations hive The gambling cases of Multnomah disinfect the premises thoroughly on deserve. been almost brought to an end be county have beer, set for hearing In The pioneers had none of today's “Health day." under penalty of a $5o cause of the allies Insisting upon pre March Raiding the tenderloin dis keen competition to meet. The stock fine. Oregon might adopt this Mor The voice of the Pendleton Com ferential treatment tricts continues under the direction' man of this century is surrounded mon practice with great benefit to The Cuban authorities in the isle of Mayor Williams. with competitors who are versed in the people. Such a law is n»-«-essary mercial Association has been heard ol Plues have been ordered to < W’iiltam Winters, a rich and promi in no uncertain terms, on the propos the science, and if he wins he must in every state. taxes which the American residents nent citizen of Butte. Mont shot and ed charter change. This evidence there decline to pay. be able to meet them in the markets killed hlmseT Sunday on account of will be sufficient to convince the leg The people of Colombia are jubi his fiancee Miss Clam l^e. breaking of the world with a finished product The crop of legislative freaks is a as well bred, as well fed, and well large one this winter A Minnesota islature that no change is wanted at lant becau.->e the United States will eff tneir engagement this time. Pendletons sentiment is build the Panama canal instead of Emil Metzer superintendent of the marketed as that of his rivals. solon wants the law-makers of that some European power. North Pol. -n'n. at Bourne has of reflected in the decisions of this ex No country on the Pacific Coast has state to prohibit kissing unless the The bituminous coal operators have '«red $50<io reward tor the conviction brighter prospects ahead than the would-be kisser can prove that he is cellent organization just lormeci a gigantic combine The <4 any one found guilty ot stealing great basin of the Northwest. The free from contagious or infectious new trust will have an annual output ore form that property, Captain Hobson gets out of an as James Bolsee. whose death occut raw material for a wealth and prefit disease. Persons with weak hearts signment of duty in order to educate of 10.000,000 tons of coal. William A. Wilson, a disbursing of red near Milton last Friday, ordered producing capacity, four fold greater must not kiss at ail. Just leave this the people of the country as to the a coffin and paid for it several days than the present, lies untouched in whole matter to the Minnesota girls needs of the navy. Hobson has the ficer in the army in the Philippine?, prior to his death He was an ex has fled to Japan, leaving a shortage the idle alfalfa lands wheat fields They won’t be kissed against their tremely eccentric character. itch for notoriety and would rather do in bis accounts of $8000 and orchards that must be brought will, but the fellow who has the girl’s The ¡»nd lay« on a gentle slope toward the River and is perfectly drain* d. The Montana legislature has assur The boiler makers on the Western anything else than attend to his du to life by the vitality of Western en permission to kiss will defy al) the ties as a naval officer. divisions of the Union Pacific rali- ed C. H. Mclsaacs. the Oregon com Its location is perfect, as it is free from dust and smoke. The breezes fan it in road, will be called out in sympathy missioner of the I^ewts and Clark fair, terprise. At the gateway of the best legislatures in the United States with summer and the days are never hot and sultry It is an ideas place for homes that an appropriation of $20.000 will market in the world, it must prepare perfect impunity. CAPTAIN CLARK OF THE OREGON with the Omaha machinists. be made by that state for the fair In laying out the McCallister Addition nothing .has been overlooked to Captain Edward Coffin, of Martha * to furnish the market the grade of The gamblers of North Yakima raake it thoroughly modern and *oaff r’ every coi ve ‘erne Vineyard, will command the Zeigler The modern American gentleman finished product it demands. The Federated Womens Clubs of has been ignored. But be is one of expedition, which will start from Nor have consented to pay $5o each per The l< ts are SoxlO’fe-t an«l ta<’e ea-t and we«t The-tr.ets are 60 feet month to the city, for the privilege Oregon are studying the conditions of the most remarkable developments of way in June for the North Pole, wide ai d alleys 12 feet wide are in the roar of tach lot. The^e alleys m*ke in of gambling and the town is now wide A WORD TO THE O. R. & N. the state institutions with a view to the times. The senate committee on naval af open, aier a closed period of several We are accustomed to regard mod side lots as desirable as corner lots iu other parts of the citv. fairs has called the kaiser s bluff and asking for improvements, in the sani months. ✓ If it is true, as reported, that the tary and moral surroundings of the ern progress mighty, but rude. Noth is making provision for placing the Cleveland Thompson and James E ! ing la stranger than the disposition o; forts and navy on a war fooling large trestle ou the branch line of the inmates. These subjects are neglect the supreme people of the world's One-fourth of all the wheat and Hopkins, two Pomeroy boys aged IS i O. R. & N. near Weston, is to be ex- ed in Oregon. The needs of the state mightiest era—namely. The Ameri flour exported from Oregon, Washing and 17. hare been held under $5*> >l • tensively repaired. Or rebuilt, the East have grown so fast that improvement cans—to regard themselves as crude ton and Idaho, the last six months bonda. each, for sending obscene pen Oregonian, respectfully asks the man has not kept pace with them. The wo and worship previous Inferior epochs nas been snipped to Africa and Aus cil drawings through the United States mail. fine and subtle. tralia. agement to cut out this trestle entire men are engaged in a most worth' as History repeats itself. The Re “Swede Charley“ Hill waa killed at ly, and build into the town of Wes mission and the legislature cannot af mans. who were the masters of an The officials of the Philadelphia a Davenport. Wash. Thursday by Mar The Me' allMer Addition »ill be thrown open FRIDAY AND SATUR Reading Coal Company declare that ton. instead of rebuilding the bridge. ford to turn a deaf ear to their rec cient civilization, regarded themselves shal Jack O'Farrell. Hill waa shoot DAY OF THIS ^YEEK I • mis of sale make buv ng propertv cheaper than they would let their mines drown be as rude and believed in the fineness fore they will recognize the miners' ing at a man named Hay. when the A practicable route can be bad that ommendations paying rent. A small pa\ me it down <nd the balance can be pa d to suit voa. of Grecian ideals. Marshal undertook to arrest him. Hill would bring the road into the heart union • • • was a noted bad mar. Free Hack- will be run al! tar Friday and Saturday from Barnhart’s The miners of Eastern Oregon don’t of the town. Thé present railroad For six hours Wednesday, New And so the old-time gentleman, who The house committee on counties Real Estate office in Associati n Block, t . McCallister Addition. accomodations at that place are sadly want the cne mile liquor limit law was simply the refinement of the York and Boston were enveloped in requested Representative Test, of a dense fog. Trains were stalled and in need of Improvement. The busi repealed. They are right in their de swash buckler, is today regarded as trolley cars proceeded with great dif Malheur, to withdraw his bill calling for a special election to vote on coun ness handled by the O. R. & N. at cision. Work and whiskey don’t go the ideal type ot refined and noble ficulty. men and the modern gentleman is ty seat removal. A general enabling Weston justifies the request of the well together. All the great trades ignored. It Is reported that several German act has been Introduced in both city for more convenient arrange are discarding the thirst for liquor The United States army and the officers have lately made extensive branches. ments. It is now extremely unpleas by gradual processes. The miners United States navy comprise examples soundings In Havana harbor. They ant for the public, costly for the bus are struggling to throw it off. and of the type of modem gentleman and also took photographs of the fortifi hero. He is the officer who, in com cations. iness men, in being compelled to haul the people of the state should help mand of a column on a perilous ex- & I Binger Hermann ceaied to be com their freight from the depot to the them. Railway employes have almost pedition, reluses to accept the oppor missioner of the genera] land office town, and uninviting to homeseekers. entirely destroyed the habit of dnink- tunity to play the role of the old-time last Saturday. The new commission I many more of whom might gladly lo enness in that occupation, by educa hero. er. Governor Richards, assumed the He might ride out in front of his cate in that city if conditions were tion. fraternal teaching and “weeding men and say, “Boys, immediately and office Monday. out" more satisfactory The people of Waterbury, Conn, honorable hell Is better than a cow The citizens of Weston will certain ardly wait for heaven—there is the have taken sides with the striking Justice Gray, of the anthracite com enemy—forward! ” street car men and the company at ly be glad to furnish right of way over • • • > • mission. sharply rebuked the presi the request of the police, were forced the proposed route. The cost of But instead of uttering such a sen to call In all cars. dent of th« Pennsylvania A Reading building the new track would perhaps road, for refusing to give a miner tence to be preserved in the pages of All parties in France united in a not exceed the cost of rebuilding the history, the modem gentleman and work, because he had testified before hero does not ride out in front of his burst of patriotism when the army old bridge, and the results to the com the strike commission. As the inves men—he believes that they are too budget came up for discussion, it pany, the public and the city would was decided to maintain an army When Samlow poses an.l the muscles tigation proceeds, the fact is made brave to require heroics—and he sim equal to that of Germany. ridge bis back an<l knot his arms, we fully repay the extra expenditure. ply says to his aides. “ We will ad more and more plain that those hyp The Ea3t Oregoniar. invites consider France, Belgium. Norway and Swe think we have before us the very secret vance in open order and attack at ocritical operators, posing as Chris once.” den. Spain. Denmark, Holland and of strength in those magnificent muscles. atlon of the plan But we haven't Starve Ssndow, or, tian gentlemen, were the only genu A congressman tells the story of a the United States will form a pacific what is practically the same thing, let ine demons in the strike situation. rohgressional visit to league island alliance to oppose the demands of the him tie dvsjicptic, and his muscle would MONEY WELL SPENT. navy yard, in the introductions he triple alliance in Venezuela. soon fail Strength is made from food The suggestion of a Chicago paper, missed the name of the officer assign The bill of Senator Pierce, appro A bill has been introduced at Den properly digested and assimilated, and priating 320,000 for the maintenance that the plays put upon the stage to ed to escort him. He says: ver providing for the submission ot no man is stronger than his stomach, lie “We walked about the yard till thsc an amendment to the Colorado con cause when the stomach is diseased di of the Eastern Oregon Experiment day be passed upon by a censor of the gestion and assimilation are imperfect. topic of conversation was exhausted, Station at Union, is more far-reaching people has no force nor argument in and final! fell to talking about the bat stitution giving the state control of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical IHscovery all smelter and ore-reducing mills cures disease« of the stomach anyl other in good results, than any other bill IL The play-going public is the best tle of Santiago. The captain spoke Coal Is now retailing at $7.50 per organs of digestion and nutrition It yet introduced for the support of an censor and can determine the life of in praiseworthy terms' of the different ton in New York. The operators had enables the perfect digestion and assim otpialns and commanders in the fleet Oregon institution. a play by giving its praise or condem stored over 300,000 tons along the ilation of food so that the liodv is nour that whippet) the Spaniards. ished into perfect health ami strength Few people realize the great good nation. ‘But why do you not make some railroads In order to make coal scarce *1 hail whnt my physician called indigeatioa that comes from the scientific exper mention of Clark, that officer who hut the mild weather spoiled their He nvr n medicine for the trouble but it did Mrs liesse has emerged from a plans. me no good." write« Mr. \V H. Well*, of Wil brought the Oregon around the iments of the station. Fewer people lard, N. C. ”1 wrote to Dr. Pierce and stated A disagreement over the election my case. He ®ent me a descriptive Hat and hy still, associate science with the pur long silence to say that the religion Horn’’ I asked. “The captain politely evaded my In returns may cause a revolution in gienic rules 1 carried out these as best I could. of the future that is to redeem the Sought six bottle« of Ilia ’Golden Medical Dia- suits of farming and stock raising. It world has but seven articles of faith; quiry. and not long afterward he be- Honduras. There were three candi covery • and commenced taking It A few days is the common rule In pioneer settle pan to talk about the guns that work dates for president and the congress later I noticed a great chauge Felt like a new “Soap, sewers, pure air. healthy ex ed the destruction of the Spanish mau. Before T Organ the use of the ‘Golden ments of Oregon to think that Ore not been able to decide which one Medical Discovery ’ 1 suffered rreally with (min ercise. education, happy homes and fleet. He commented upon the execu has in stomach my nerve* scetneu all ’ ron down,' was elected gon soil will grow anything that is I was very thin in Arab, but r.ow can eat beartly equal justice for all.’’ tion of tho Iowa, told of the powerful » planted in it and grow It in any man A bill has been introduced in th, and sleep good at night.” marksmanship on the Brooklyn, and Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Minnesota legislature making kiss ner of unscientific planting and culti Washington and Colorado are out so on. Adviser is sent frrr on receipt of stamps ing punishable by a fine of at least “ ’ Pardon me. ’ I Interposed again, vation. of the free show business and are $1 unless the persons acting can to pay expense of mailing only. Send Get the seed in the ground, cover it working for the public good. Oregon ’but why do you omit mention of those prove therfiselves free from conta twenty-one one-cent sumps for the pa mighty 13-Ilich guns of the Oregon’’ per-covered isxik, or thirty-one stamps up, and come bark in a couple of continues to put on the daily senator “ ’You must have misunderstood my gious or Infectious diseases. for the cloth-bound volume. Address months to harvest it—that is the pro- ial turn i ame when I was introduced,’ replied On account of the crop failure in Dr. R. V. Pieice, Bufialo, N. Y. STATE PRISON REFORM. I American Field and Hog Fence Big Discounts on Boys’ Clothing^ AMERICAN MONOPOLE « FENCES ? r r r I r t. CANNED GOODS Examine my line before buying Standard Grocer/ T. C. TAYLOR THE HARDWARE MAN I i ? I I OPENING OF 20 Per Cent McCallister Addition Baer & Daley Friday and Saturday February 6 and 7 A (¡rand opportunity to bin Residence Property in Pendleton! Invest your money in Pendleton Real Estate, ou can’t lose and are certain of gain. A grand opportunity is now at hand. Op portunity knocks at each person’s d or once in a lifetime. Opportunity is knocking at vourdoor, s<» hued th • call! a 3 McCallist r Addition is situated on Jackson street, north of Umatilla River, only 5 minutes’walk from the postoffice. = LOTS $50.00 AND UP U IMv I SPECIAL NOTICE No lots have been reserved, but all are placed the market at the same time, First come first served. All take equal chances. For further particulars call on or1 address W. F. 1 The Real Estate Man, Association Blk., Pendleton, Or. 5 5 i s a 5