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—RB!» ■I ■■ • statue of Thomas H. Benton, to be PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. erected in Kansas City, as near as There's a. new system of working possible to the *|>ot where Benton You always get GOOD GOODS *’ Alexander's A st l ong commercial club lias Ix-et) free advertising First, the man must made his famous prophecy in 1856 organized at Cottage Grove. write a book or do something to that the continent would be bound to Castronuova, the Italian tnurderer THE make his name Known. Then, upon gether by hands of iron, and that our any public matter coming under na products would be carried to feed the of Portland, has been denied a new tional discussion, and arousing gen innumerable millions of the Orient. trial. Charles W. Holderman. of Astoria, eral interest, make a startling speech Pointing with outstretched hand to at a banquet. ward the setting sun. be said: There has been apitoinled private secretary Poultney Bigelow is a master at it. is the East; there Is the road to to Senator Fulton. Wilson Hepler Und Mr*. Woodward When the Boer war was on he an India.’’- Exchange. Announces for nounced that England was doomed of Kamela, Wash., have elo|>ed, both GENERAL NEWS. leaving families behind. ON THE BORDERS OF SAVAGERY. It was tumbling. So vividly did he tell it that we almost listened for the Walter Reed and Charles Monel I, of The Indian is standing in the open splash of Brfttsnia going under the The I typhoid epidemic al Corneil Portland, are under arrest for selling I college is becoming more serious. door between savagery and clvlllza- wave. bogus theater tickets. • • • tion. The government and the offi R. J- . Gatling, the inventor of the The Catholic sisters of Roseburg The Venezuelan controversy lieing And during the week their annua) mammoth sale of rials are trying to pull bitn through' on, Bigelow startled us with the an Gatling , gun, died Thursday In New are contemplating the erection of a ! York. convent at that place. ■ • Ui into the better life and clearer at- nouncement that Germany could whip It is rumored that King Iaropoid oj Cecilia Jones, of Tacoma, lias been monphere of good citizenship and the the United States quicker 'n scat. Belgium will visit the United States Indicted for sending improper liter whisky peddler is pulling him back Agaiu everybody hears of Bigelow this spring. ature through the mails. whether they want to or not. His ward Into barbarism. The town of Port de Paix, llayli, Portland’s Chamber of Commerce i > name I* printed in every newspaper The contact with good influences, In America and Europe. Great head was completely destroyed by fire Is agitating another train between Thursday. Ban Fra in-isco and Portland. the result of schools, training, moral on that Poultney Bigelow. T • • • Thirty electric locomotives are be B. F. Martin, of Salem, has been j advancement and other elevating ten Now tha Rev. Thomas Nixon is ing built at Hnisbels, Belgium, for arrested upon advices from Tipton., dencies are all destroyed by the sel working the same scheme. He writes Central Africa. Mo., where he misappropriated public I fish mercenary who sells an Indian "Ijeopard Spots." a novel on the race President Roosevelt has issued a fund*. problem In the South. Now be proclamation calling for an extra aes- Donnelly, Hopkins A Co-, of Port | One-Price Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers ; enough whisky for 25 cents to cause breaks looee with the statement that slon of the senate. untold damage. This man is more ¡and, ha\e been arrested for defraud the tjnited States is on the eve of a dangerous than the Indian He la An American firm is erecting one ing new comer* in bucket »bop trans race war, with blood a foot deep. of the largest foundries in the world actions. more to be feared in society, He "Rooeeveit won't do,” he says. Only at Hagdeburg, Germany. The strike at Keswick. Cai., con-. REFUSED TO BE INTERVIEWED. knows that the weakness of the In Hann* can meet the emergency!" Western Kans*», is buried under tinues. The miner* deciare that the Behold! the Rev. Thomas Dixon's dian is a profitable source of revenue name In every newspaper in the land, the heaviest fsll of snow ever exper- company violated every article of the The ’Walla Walla Statesman, be- and he takes advantage of R. agree tuenL of which this article is an example.— lenced in that part of the state. lieving in the right of the people to What cares he for the community? Denver Post C. J. Christie, who is wanted in The Argentine minister reporte*that And special showing of spring's most fascinating footwear an ezpression of opinion from those What to him, is good order, or good Great Britain has purchased two the east tor obtaining money undei FRIDAY. MARCH 6. 1903. they select to i govern them, says of citizenship? What to him. the efforts TO FURNISH CHEAP LIGHT. cruisers of Argentina and two ot false pretenses, has been locateu in ‘ IX4444»4HHtH4l4H4HII444H4IIHHIIi4414i4H44l Fort McKinney. B. d. Chile. the imperious contempt with which of officials and governments to better Not many Oregonians would veto the new senator from Spokane brickmakers have formed { An innovation in train lighting is T High winds and a tremendous two- Washington the moral conditions? tbe »robable result of the invention day’s rain in Kentucky and Tense* a trust and raised the price ot brick a bill that furnished them a >15.000 treats the people, through the press: Money is his God and to get money which a Washington man, Frederic see are causing much loss of life and irom »8 to »10 per thousand. Building home. It takes some ndtve to be gov brought ou^i,rOp,.!'tj is temporarily stopped. “While in Spokane last Monday. his creed. He willfully endangers the Cowley, has recently ernor of Oregon. A r.hii’i Is something everybody should have, A tooth brush that is Senator Ankeny refused to express community, in his trade. He tears The Invention propose* to utilize tl^T A bill providing for the arbitration - A church of England shelter in great working power of the air pro of disputes between capital and labor made of poor bristles is but little better than none at all. London was burned Saturday and a any opinion on the Panama canal or down faster than the civilizing Influ Another stampede to the frozen duced by the rapid motion of ths has passed both branches ol the North, in the midst of the long Arctic any other national question. The rea ences of the land can possibly build train. He believes it will do away score u! the 300 inmat»-» were burned Washington legislature. to death. winter seems inevitable. No obstacle son ia obvious. The railroad corpo up. He is like the manufacturer of with the cumbersome dynamo now Requisition ]iaper* have been Issued Is made to our order in France. It 1» a four-row bleached The senate of Cuba is trying to fix used rations that elected Mr. Ankeny are the wooden, idol, who defies the com is Insurmountable, where fortune is upon five national holidays tor that for the return of J. E. Friend, wanted bristle, put together in a workmanlike manner, guaranteed to ✓ • • • opposed to the building of the Pana munity, laughs in. the face of the of- the goal. >oor teeth 371 time« times without losing a bristle, bristle. In other Mr. Crowley proposes to use a small republic. The church holidays will in Sherman county for securing prop brush >our erty under false pretenses. ma canal and they will insist upon filial and collects a tribute from the steel machine, weighing perhaps two not be legalized. words, it is guaranteed three months, which allows you to use Free mall delivery will be tastaUed The expenses ot the White House Mr. Ankeny's voting to protect their unthinking race that appeal* to the pounds and fashioned something on A bill to exempt beet sugar factor it three times a day — use it aft» r each meal, no matter how Haus were for the past year are 135.00o more interests if he has an opportunity to white man for enlightenment Instead the plan of a Dutch windmill. This les from taxation for a period of five at Albany on June L often you eat. made to begin March 1, but it will be will be attached to the bay,gag- car. year* was killed in the Wisconsin than for any previous year, accord- vote on the question at alL If the of degradation. unavoidably delayed. Directly connected to the new ma Assembly Thursday. mg to estimates This strenuous life Panama treaty should not be rati chine. which has been called a pho- Chiles, the baseball player who A score or more of prominent Eur It’ s tne the Dest best Dritsh brush we ever saw for that price. It ’ s a 35 cent it costs money. fied before March 4, Senator Ankeny WIRELESS MESSAGE TO ECHO IN riotymc, will be a dynamo it is plan opean electrical engineers are no* in murderously assaulted Ethel Roe, otJ brush, but buying in large lots and direct allows us to sell it at 120S. ned to use the storage batteries so the United States studying bow Portland, last week, will be suspend ■' will be under the necessity of show 25 cent* Look at it even if you don't want to buy now. that the phonotymo may be run dur Americans do things. ed from the Pacific Coast Ixague. That one million head of dead cat ing his colors.” “Hello, Echo!" ing the day and The electricity gener M. Bottler, of Portland, has sued! tie following the Texan blizzard will Another great engineering enter- "Hello; who's this?" ated stored up for use Znrinn the Senator Ankeny, who Is a large prise is projected, namely, tne build the city for >10.000 damages, for is I turn out like the Missouri negro's night. “Portland. Say. Echo, send me a property holder in Eastern Oregon, ing of a bridge across the Mississip juries sustained tn the collapse of the • • one thousand coons in a tree. He Second street bridge on November 2.! as well as Washington, is looked up trainload of peaches, S.Ota) tons of al pi river to Baton Rouge. Th« phonotymo will only be run saw one coon and heard a terrible 1902. falfa. 5< mi carload* of fat cattle. 10 There are 28 United State* inspec on hy the people of this section of while the train is 'n mot'on. so the rustling of the leaves. David T. Kellogg shot and killed 1 he tors between Halifax and the Pacific ; Oregon as being almost an Oregon trains of sheep and enough flour to httle noise It will make will himself at Kendrick, Idaho, Suudav j Coast tq see that diseased Imjnigrante drowned In the motion of the train. The refusal of Armstrong, the Baker ian. by training. Interest and lnclina- load four ships. Hurry up. a* China morning He waa in the caboose on i Mr Cowley is a resident of Colfax. do not enter the United States. is waiting for breakfast and Alaska's City murderer, to be photographed is i tion. Representative De Ar mood has la a Northern Pacific freight train when I Wash., and has been a life-long stud Wire now a useless whim on his part. There is' Coming from the sage brush do larder is about empty. ent of mechanical science He said trpdnced a resolution in congress he «lid tlx- shooting Ex-Go.entor T. T- Geer has accept j ne probability that be will be at large I majn of Inland Empire, they felL many of your 5.000 people will want that he sot bls first Idea regarding looking toward the annexation of ed an invitation to go to Missouri. tomorrow. admission to the fair Canada to the United State*. the phonotymo from losing his bat again to suffer the humiliation of see-' before his election, that he could be out of a window while riding on a A bill ba* been Introduced by the and ask the legislature of that state j ing his picture in the rogues' gallery. depended upon to fight the battles ot President Roosevelt has called an train. He expects to organize a com committee on naval affaire making for an appropriation for tbe Ijewts that district and were anxious to extra session of the United State* pany soon to exploit the phonotymo. provision* tor six more battleships of and Clark fair . The pleasant dream of a railroad One of the largest timber deals ever know his position oh the vital ques senate to convene at noon, on Thurs —Spokane Press the Oregon and Brooklyn type. from Baker City to the Seven Devils The czar of Russia is opposed to consummated In Oregon is tow under tions effecting the Pacific Coast, and day. March 5. The Cuban reciproci has again visited the pillows of Baker MORSE’E PROPHECY. the expected revolution in the Bal way at Cottage Grove. It will trans especially the Inland Empire district. ty treaty is to be ratified, the new county journalists. Oregon is an em kan* and announces that be will not fer 35.00* acres of excellent timber Believing that Mr. Ankeny's views senators sworn in. and the Panama Samuel F B Morse during his assist the revolting state* In any land in Tillamook county. pire of wealth, and only awaits the en the national irrigation law as at canal is to receive the sanction of the work on the Baltimore and Washing way. C. F Me Vicar and wife have beOe realisation of these dreams of the pro arrested tn Tacoma for forgery. The» present framed, the repeal of the senate at this session There will be ton telegraph line in 1843 kept a di The statehood rider* of tbe agri ary The Electric*! Review of New timber and commutation clause of some excellent opportunities for the York says that the book was recently cultural and postoffice appropriation are professional • rooks and I moo* tor* bill* were withdrawn tn the senate and workc-1 Portland for irrgc sum* Governor Chamberlain disappointed the homestead law, the Panama ca Western members to show their discovered In the library of Thomas and both bills were passed Wednes before going to tbe Sound. A. Edison, The Review reproduces a the miners and mineowners by veto nal, Chinese exclusion. Lewis and hands in the discussion of the canal A wholesale drenora’. 1 rat Ion ot the number ot interesting extracts from day. fair and other vital and fore Clark question. Midustry is now ing the bin creating a state bureau The struct uar iroa workers oí Pitt* Astoria fishing this diary: Under date of August 10. tbrwstened by the nstermen’s union national and local questions, most burg. Pa., and surrounding district* of mines. But the people of Oregon 1843. Mr. Morse describes certain The citizens of the Millon road dis tests he bad made and make the fol have struck against a violatxM. of an making a 5« per rent raise In the are willing to risk the judgment of would be most acceptable to the peo- agreement by the American Bridge wages for which they win work. trict hare subscribed >1 600 to be ex lowing interesting prophecy: the now governor in saying what pie of this part of Oregon, the East Company. Governor Chamberla>t. ha* appoint pended in conjunction with the coun measures are equitable and whether Oregonian endeavored to secure an Sixty thousand Polish Catholics in ed Stephen C. Wise. H G. KunderL “ The practical Inference from this ty court in finishing a piece of road recent their cost is warranted by the needs expression from him. on a tbe United States seceded from that Mr* Belle M Wright. Mrs. Millie R with crushed rock. This is a most law i* that a telegraphic communica church with their bishop and visit here. will Tram boll and Sarah A. Evaan. a* of the state. tion on my plan may with certainty be He absolutely refused to express public spirited movement on the part established acmes the Atlantic Start join themselves to the Episcopal »tale board of Inspectors, under the new taw regulating child tabor. The citizens of Grant county, who j an opinion on any of these leading of the people and the court and more ling a* this may seem now the time church. About >620 in gold dust and nug Startling fitactoMres wifi com» when this project win be tn St. Louis of of this kind of road building is need have been misrepresented by vicious [issues now before the WesL realized." Commenting upon this a system ot traffic in young women. gets was found under rhe cabin floor ed. While the county feels the need Of course, he has a right to his correspondents, on the range situation prophecy the Electrtcsl Review says: under police protection, are to be of “Dutch John.” *o»- an inmate of should have recourse to the laws of modesty and reserve. That is a bar of expensive road work in many lo 'Today there is no ocean unspanned made by the grand jury as the result the insane asylum, where it had been “cached“ by him while wording rich the land In vindicating themselves. rier which no representative of the calities. the people recognize the fact by a telegraph csle. We hare com of a raid on resorts. placer diggings near Grant's Pass. pleted the first Pacific cable and that road funds are not inexhaustible. General John B. Gordon, commas The stories of threatened range wars press has a right to break through have made a good start on the second, der-in-chlef of tbe United Confederate' I from that locality only serve to turn But the statesman who stands near The statement of J. H. Gwinn, sec and Man-oni has established commu Veterans, has announced that he will ‘ worthy settlers away and lead the oat eat tiy hearts of the people, whose nication across the Atlantic without retire from the platform at the end I retary at the State Woolgniwers’ As wire* it is difficult to realise that of the present season side world to believe that this leading influence reaches farthest into the sociation. that the January lambing this diary was written less than <n •ection of Oregon is infested with des- tangled web of national affairs, is The storm in Wyoming last week season must be adopted by Eastern year* ago." was the most disastrous of the win the one who takes the people into his Oregon sheepmen, in order to realise ter Stockmen of the eastern part confidence, tells them his mind, and UNLUCKY THIRTEEN. of tbe state claim that they will lose The Pilot Rock Record unjustly at keeps In touch with their needs. The the fullest returns from capital In 25 per cent of their holding*. tacks Senators Pierce and Smith for man who locks up his opinion anu vested tn sheep, is highly commenda The heculanean task of wiping out It is reported that 500 imperial no other cause than an apparent de broods over it, who has no signal of ble. With very little additional oust the popular superstition cc-ncernlng i Chinese troop* were ambushed in the for sheds, and care. January iambs Friday and the number 12 has been sire to criticise. Although working recognition to fling to the hosts that Yang Yulng pass February IX. AU in a minority party, the Umatilla throng the busy industrial hives of can be placed on the market in May. undertaken by Prof. C. A. L. Totten the soldier* were killed aad the rebels former military instructor at Yale. county senators accomplished some of the country. cannot expect to remain when they will bring 20 per cent more Professor Totten says: "As to Ameri captured large supplies of arms profits than they will In September. ca. ft bears 12 all over its heraldry, The International Wireless Tele the most beneficial work tone in the long in their fellowship. and Friday ha* been its chief day (dis graph Company, with a capital of legislature. The people of the county That’s the motto that ha* Ex-Governor Geer and the Salem covery of America. Declaration of In 87,5uOJ*to. was incorporated in New are satisfied with their reecrd and the IRRIGATION IN EARNEST. made our store popular. We Journal are just now settling the ex dependence etc ). We have 1? letters Jersey Saturday. It win operate a Blate at large has repeat--dly recog in E Pluribus Unum. the motto on our wireless telephone and telegraph Sys sell only good shoes and at a Umatilla and Morrow counties are tra session question, which was agi great seal We have 13. 13 times re tern. nized their ability and integrity. narrow margin oí profit, No shaking hand* with each other over tating the state last fall Gentlemen, peated. on that seal Take out a new Tbe rock lsh-nd system has now matter what yon want in foot- the state of Oregon has both a Unit sliver quarter, If you have one left, the largest mtlexge of railroad staler the good fortune that is theirs. That wear come to us and jou will I and count the thirteen*, even on its one head in the world The recent ed States senator and a half million the United States government should be properly fitted and get sat obverse face, Dear me. don't worry acquisition of the 'Frisco line gives »elect its first site for an irrigation fair appropriation. The emergency is ever the luckiest number A Tull ba- the road a total of 12.700 miles of isfaction. past. scheme in Oregon in the very heart ker's dozen is thirteen—that Is. one tract. of the arid district of these two coun The island of Tutuila and the Sa Portland merchants are complaining for good measure, pressed down aud running over. Mannasseh was th* moan group generally, were visited ties, is of itself a token of triumph. to railroad officials because of delay tlirteenth tribe in Israel and we are bv a tremendous hurricane on Feb The labors of the earnest and en ed mails. The railroads can't help the people.” ruary 12. The fury of the wind, both ergetic irrigationists of this and Mor IL They don't control the blizzards on land and see. was terrific. Much Good Shoes Cheap F«L ALASKA. damage waa done. row county, are rewarded ten fold. The river steamers. Queen City, of The work so long deferred by the A WORLD OF LITTLE THINGS. If William H. Seward were now Pittsburg, and the City of lxrutaville. government, is st last taken up. alive he' would have no little plea»ure of Cincinnati, are racing up the Mis The slow process of crystalizing A little trill of laughter, a chord in In recalling some of the thing* said sisaippi River from New Orleans. nature's song; against him because of the purchase They will make an effort to break the sentiment oa the reclamation of the ► A little deed of righteousness to stand of Alaska. In view of the returns of record of the old Robert K Lee. ► desert has at last culminated in a against the wrong; the trade of that territory. In the last ► “““sire fixed plan, and the wheels of that A little duty heeded; a little honor six months of the calendar year 1902 b- 7 room houre with bath room, word shed, cellar, good lawn with 1 shade tree*, on Lincoln streeL near Bluff. A snap for >1800 4 won; Alaska imported from the United plan are now beginning to revolve in The government is going to leave Tom Hweareuger ptare ofi Weet Alta street ISro lota, good reel- * A little hill surmounted, and a little States >3.418.942 tn merchandise and AND Umatilla county. denes. Only I2U00 J no stone unturned in investigating the kindness done; In gold and silver, and it exported to ► («xxi 6 room house on Wret Alta. Corner lot. A hargaiu. num) 4 Two hundred thousand acres of arid A little ’abor daily; a little prayer and the United States >24.989.188 In value. value of Irrigation to Oregon. The ► • ar«*» adjoining the city. Go.id 5-rootu house, go»d »table and other * a buildings. praise; The total trade of the territory, for land in the heart of the arid belt of Only »I860 ie ami older „ circulars now being sent out to private ► A little act of kindness to gladden eign and domestic, for the six months sat acres, g.M>d house au.l baru, good orchard, 80 acre* in a;fAlf*. ou * ditehowners, making inquiries as to the Columbia River basin in Oregon, weary days; was >30.<92.658. which is over four nver, 12 miles from city. Just »4000 stmtra, pu 4 nver. ______________ _____________ > extent and profits of private concerns, set aside for homesteaders, and des And *0 the whole creation to ite time* as much as Seward paid tor the ItiO acres 5 miles from town, amali boure. piente w*t»r A good 4 proposition to take, >1000. P ' ttrritory. It was a splendid "bargain” ceaseless heaven swings. is the true means of reaching the ignated ,as the first site for nstlonsl For little man is living in a world for the United State». — Philadelphia of irrigation work in the atate, invests facts. Every man in Umatilla coun Just received another Press. little things. ► BUSINESS CHANCES— The Old Dutch Henry Fred Ya«i 3 ty, who owns an irrigation ditch Eastern Oregon, and especially Uma car load of Poultry and a good investment, >70)0. Depot livery stable, oalv »700 *»-.-*^ should give the minutest details of It tilla and Morrow counties with unu A little hope to cheer us. although It stock supplies at the ronftcUonery store ou Court strevi, at iLnkwJrtaC * Haydon 1 < A DESERT NO LONGER. sual dignity. waiteth still; and forward it to the agricultural de ► ■IM Z J H N H A H 1 \ ► What WM called the "Great Anterl- partment, for the information of gov To the prosperity which already A little fire for comfort when winter ► nights are ehlll; ► • an Desert" only a few years ago 1» ernment engineers. The success of ir springs from a ¿rop of 4.000,000 A ► little dream. God-given, to bless us proving very productive territory At ► AHHOCIAT1OX BLOCK rigation lies in the efforts of the peo bushels of wheat in this county, a half on the way; Rawlins. Wyoming, for Instance, last ple and not in oratory and resolutions. million tons of alfalfa bay and a A little we’come waiting u* at ending year freight receipts were >241,000, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaa^a AAAAAAA/a................... 3 Ought not to mean growing weak and of the day: and 4>aseenger tickets to the value of feeble. It doe* not mean weakness or fruit crop which now finds its way A little purpose shining through every >48.000 were sold. Of the 1660 car feebleness for those who est with good The Daily East Oregonian begins to every market in the civilized world, deed we do; its sixteenth year with today’s issue, will be added the splendid income A little bunch of rose* to overspread loads of freight shipped out 1046 appetite and sound digestion. It 1* ot were livestock The single railroad the utmost importance that old people 127 and 12» East Alta Street A pioneer in the rank of pioneer in from 1,000 farms In this tract of arid the rue; passing through the town took in should retain tne power to digest and A little peace surpassing to which the >25.000 a month. stitutlons of Pendleton, it has wit land. assimilate food which is the sole source spirit clings, Few sections of the Trans-Misscuri of physical strength. When age brings We have the largest stock of carpets, outside of Portland tn nessed the transformation of this .. Low lying hills and rolling prairie, For little man is living in a world of region possess anything like adequate feebleness it is generally because of the the = state. This is an undisputable fact. fact, We 'wc offer one; better bar city from scarcely more than a coun advantageously situated for perfect little thihg*. railroad facilities today, and In the failure to Hssimtlate the nutrition con gains than can be had in Eastern Oregon, another fact which try village in March, 1887, to the me systems of irrigation, bordered on the tained in food next decade present mileage must be is proven by the low prices we are offering. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery tropolis and distributing point of south with a range of buttes that A little hope, a little love, a little toil doubled.—livestock World. cures diseases of tbe stomach anti other and rest; Eastern Oregon, in March 1903. From offer excellent sites for reservoirs. In organs of digestion and enables the per A little glimpse beyond the veil, a 1H- SHIELDING SHABBY CLOTHES. a struggling four-page infant, the a climate unsurpassed In the West, fect digestion snd assimilation of food. tie problem guessed; It invigorate* tbe liver snd promote* Daily East OregJnian has grown to touching shoulders with land Next door to Postoffice. that A little faith, a little doubt, a little A Iy>ndon church has tried holding general physical well being. its present proportions, appreciating now produces five tons of alfalfa blinded trust; services practically in the dark to do • It i* with gratUude we acknowledge what We announce that we have opened undertaking parlors in at every step the steadily increasing each year, the Echo government Ir A little halting journey, and a little away with the objection of those who Dr. Hsrre'a medicine haa done for grandmoth connection with our furniture and carpet store and of its dust; er's good, in tact it haa cured her," write. Mi«a are sensitive about going to church will answer patronage it,baa enjoyed. The fu rigation reservation promisee the Carrie Ranker, of Perrvalmrg. Ohio. "She had A little knowledge merely of little In shabby clothes. calls day or night. Phone Black 273. A stereopticon do-tored with aeveral phvmciana but found n- Just come in and take a look ture is brighter today than ever. Pen greatest returns to Oregon of any re ways we wend; was used to, throw the hymn* and relief until Dr rierce whited her what to do at our line. •tee ha* taken only three b-Ktleaof' Colden MetL dleton. Umatilla county, and Oregon source of like magnitude in the his- A little dream of heaven awaiting at scripture reading upon a screen. ical Diacoverv’ aad ia entirely well She Buf the end; give promise of greater growth with lory of the state, if it is properly The poor clothes Idea Is one that fered with paiu in kidney*. Uaddcr au.l liver for We have a complete line of A little struggling upward, although keeps many away from churches, but In year*, and her limb* were «welled with in the next five years, than in any utilized. droeayao tied ahe could hardly walk Mv grand- all the requisites for the toilet, in- on broken wings, If It wasn't for that it would be some santteer'a uame ia Mr*. Caroline Hensen, her age cluning the celebrated Howard like period in their history and the There is cause for a just pride on For little man is living In a world of to 71 year*. I will gladly anawer all letter* ot thing else.—Exchange. Wfl have bought of th« Alfa Brother«, their Utemt U the ^’people are invited to consult Dr. Hair Brushes. doctrine of progress and fearlessness the part of the people of Eastern little things. snd a watchful defense of the rights Oregon In the selection of this choice —A. J. Waterhouse, la New York Wood buiueM, aad now we are ready to furilah the beat BENTON'S PROPHECY. R. V. Pierce by letter, fret. All cor- Time*. gespondenc- is held as strictly private of the people will continue to be the tract of arid land. The irrigation dry wood oa abort lotto«. Office 638 Mala Street The Commercial club of Kansas ana sacredly confidential. policy of the East Oregonian in fu project necessary to reclaim this body Pope Leo XIII Is 93 years of age to City has asked the Missouri legisla Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pelicta regulate ture, as it has in the pasL of desert land will demonstrate the day. ture to appropriate >20,000 for a Men’s T rousers Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s Men’s Trousers, $6.50 Trousers, 6.00 Trousers, 5 00 Trousers, 4.00 Trousers, 3.00 Trousers, 2.00 Trousers, .90 worth of government irrigation. This is perhaps a- more thoroughly repre sentative tract of arid land than could be found at any other point In Eastern Oregon. The plan of reclamation which suc ceeds In bringing fertility and pro ductlvenees to this, may be success- fully applied to any other section in hte state. IRRESISTIBLE ADVERTISING. Alexander Dep’t Store MONDAY, MARCH 2, Ladies’ Men’s and Children’s Baer & Daley HOSIERY A Good Tooth Brush KOEPP ENS’ PENETRATIVE BRUSH Twenty-five Cents KOEPPEN’S DRUG STORE 65 Steps From Main St., Toward the Coart Hoose Good Shoes Cheap Dtadtager, Wilson it Co. Tons € A FEW BARGAINS Tons Growing OM Colesworthy IF . CHOP MILL CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS. T oilet Articles BAKER & FOLSOM, BEST DRY WOOD TALLMAN & CS • THE • DRUGGISTS • Pk~e«l2». P. P. COLLIER & CO.