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About The east Oregonian. (Pendleton, Umatilla County, Or.) 1875-1911 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1903)
r Before tin* boast that Portland is! in touch with all sections of Oregon. | dies away, like an echo in the dis tance. she turns the vials of her wrath upon Harriman for not building feed ers for her trade. There is but one way in which Portland can get in touch with the state and stay in touch with it, and that is for her to interest her own idle capital In per manent railroads tapping the rich fields of Central Oregon. Harriman is working for Harriman, not Port land. If it is to his interest to build antagonistic lines, he will build them, no matter how detrimental tney may be to the interest of Portland, or any other point. Cities art* only means, not ends, with railroad magnates. Sea is liable to be followed by a scrap !• is presumed she has select In 1897 th«' American Flag Aasocia ed a nice lol in the international cem i lion was organized. June 14 waa fix- etery and left an order for dislnfec- <><l as Flag Day, because on that date tants and Howers. in 1777 the American congress de * NORTHWEST NEWS. clared: "That the flag of th«* 13 Unit « » ed States be 13 strip«*«, alternate red and White; that the union be 13 stars, The six weeks’ race meet at Seat white In a blue Hehl, representing a tle will close July 11. new constellation. Oregon City will issue 112,000 in Th«* number of stripes having been sewer bonds, on July 13. increased by the admission of new Tacoma Odd Fellows will build a $10.00 Suits, Sale Prices..................... $ Ô.00 states, our sure to be expanded fut- ure dawned upon our fathers and the >25.000 temple this summer $12.50 and $13.50 Suits, Salus Price Í 0.00 is now on Our RED LETTER SALE has been Two l.apwai Indians are under ar- original 13 stripes were unchangeably À15 00 Suits, Sales Price ................. n.50 restorctl by act of «-ongress on April rest at Stiles, Idaho for rape. a decided success. But this clearance sale will 4. 1818, when it was euacted: "That $16.50 and $17.50 Suits, Sales Price 14.00 The saloons of Bremerton are all exctll all other sales we have ever had. This sale from and after the 4th day of July open again, by order of the court. next, the flag of the Unit«*«) States t is to clean up all cotton dress goods, white goods, The California bop crop is fully 5o la* 13 horizontal stripes, alternate per cent short of the usual output. shirt waists and shirt waist suits. re«i ami white; that the union be 20 The O, R. & N. Co. is now enlarg stars, white in a blue field, and that $2.00 Suits, Sales Price $1.60 on the admission of a new state into ing the depot building at Baker City $3 00 Suits, Sales Price 2.40 Oregon dairymen will ask for flbo. Speaking of the cuml>ers<>m<* law the union, «me star I mi added to th«* union <>t the flag; ami such addition ooo for their department of tne I>* w I h $1.00 shirt wai-tB in white or colored . .50 $4.00 Suits, Sales Price 3.20 in reganl to the adoption of amend take effwt on the 4th «lay of July an<l Clark Fair 75c shirt waists in white or colored ... ... .39 4 $5.00 Suits, Sales Price 4.00 ments by the Oregon legislature, the next succeeding such admission." The health board of Roseburg is 20c colored fancy dimity ............. .I2i 4 San Francisco Star, a progressive Since 1818 25 stars have been atlded causing all the pig pens in the city Owing to th«* fact that to be removed. and fearless defender of the people's to th«* flag 12* lawns ...... .05 June 14 this year fell on Sunday, Dayton, Wash., electa city officers rights, says: “The first thing for Or Flag Day was generally obaerveu 25c white goods .............. ........... ........... .15 « > egon to do is to strike out of its con throughout th«* country on Monday. on July 13, and a warm campaign Is 20c white goods .............. ..................... now in progress. •Wi 4 stitution the cumbersome require- Jun«* 15. The last two cane« of smallpox 15c white goods ....................................... .09 ments. regarding amendments were discharged from the Portland ............... I m I I I I I > » » « HU II H4II » » »*♦♦■» »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»»♦♦ CUP IS COSTLY. <»5c sheets, large size ......... ......... .49 were evidently written which city hospital Friday. 12|c pillow cas*»?, three for .......... ... .25 "Robbed in daylight.” "robbed an«l by men who considered their work The Oregon State Chautauqua Sir Thomas l.iploti « ause«) «-onsid- $1.50 shirt waists ...... ....................... murdered." "sandbagged and rob too good to require any change, Cal- erable surprise when at a luncheon me«*ts at Glatlston«* Park, near Ore ...... 9fi gon City, on July 14.’ bed." "robber shoots a man,” "car ifornia has an excellent system in recently given him in Washington $2.00 shirt waists......... .......................... .1.29 city he said that if he should win the A new 24 stamp quartz mil) will be heltl up," "safe blown open." “clerk this respwt, which might well lie cop American cup in the coming race, it built in the Cable Cove Longsdale muslin .................... .07: district, near j takes money and disappears." "forg ied by our northern neighbor, Then would represent to him an investment Sumpter, this season FRIDAY. JULY 17. 1903. 15c dress duck ....... ...................... .07 ed a check.” "arrested tor getting let Oregon repeat Its vote of last of considerably more than 22 4<tO,<>iH). The Pacific squadron will atop at $1.00 bed spreads ............................. 7Ô Publishe«i every Friday at Peudleton. money under false pretenses." and a year for direct legislation, an«l thus The Washington correspondent for Bremerton, to take on fuel, on its the Oregou. by the Milwaukee Sentinel, referring to 25c lace curtaining .......................... trip to Alaskan waters. .17 hundred other such chilly head lines place itself again among th«* more this incident, explains; "Sir Thomas The Northern Pacific is being dou- EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING decorate the pages of news|iapers to truly democratic states." $2.25 shirt waist suits 1.59 said it would cost him a little more ble-tracked betw«*en Black River COMPANY. day more frequently than ever before. than Il.tXM.lMW) to coni|>ete for the 25c silkinets for waists .12* The scenes on the Chicago race cup this year. This was partly due. Junction and Auburn, Wash What is to become of the country and Pbone. Main 11. Max Whittlesey, clerk in the latke tracks, last Saturday, were a disgrace he explained, to tne fact that he had the people? What will this whole SUBSCRIPTION’ KATES even to the millionaire toughs who brought over his two challengers. view land office, has been 8Uspeud«*d 85.00 salt* criminal activity end in? The (or crooknlneBs in the office. They wi'l all go quick at the prices we offer them Daily, one year l>y anil ......... patronize them The ci«y sent 5«> Sir Thomas did not say what Sham 2.50 l<alljr. six months by mail......... ♦ community is not safe from the thug, rock 111 cost him to build, but Inti Salem butcher shops are now en- 1.25 L>aily. three mouths by mail — armed constables to the race tracks, .50 at any time of day or night. The mated that it was close to S500.000 gag«*d in a rate-cutting war, much to Dally, one month by mall . — with instructions to shoot, if the The combined expens«- of his trial the satisfaction of the customers Daily, per month by carrier .. 1.54) innocent man who is working to sup- Weekly, one year by mall .... Pinkerton detectives, who had joined foot up this year. Sir Thomas said, Major-General Sharpe, a veteran of j Weekly, six months by mail .. port a family on his savings, is sub- In the Sepoy mutiny, is dead at Van«-ou Weekly, four months by mall with the gamblers, in violating the Sl.OOv.OOO, and probably more Semi \Veekly. one year by mail ject to the attack of a murderous contrast with the cost of the chai law. resisted arrest. A rich thug is lengrr. it was stated by one of the ver. B C . at the age of 70 years Seml-Weeklv. six months by mail . robber at any- time. What will be Semi-Weekly, three months by mall . The sheriff’s offite force in Mulino- ! no better than a moneyless one. and members of the party that the Rell done to cheek the increasing carni- tnah county, wil) be reduced by tbe The East Oregonian is on sale at B. B. should be meted out the same penal a nee syndicate had invested only discharge of 11 deputies from tbe taxi Rich's Nears Stands at Hotel Portland an.l val of crime? Is the law i*ower)ess S3< hi . ihm > In the defender, and that ty on the rock pile. Hotel Perkins. Portland. Oregon. to reach this class of ruffians that this amount was expected to cover ah department. J. C. Baker has been sentenced to Member Scripps McRae News Associa preys upon the community? Is the expenses. There is room in Pendleton for a three years tn the penitentiary from ’ 5 yAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAd tion. official helpless before the skulking pressed brick plant, to keep alive the Roseburg, for obtaining money under NOVEL HOUSES. San Francisco Bureau, 408 Fourth St. thug who lays in wait for a victim in building activity now in progress false pretenses Chicago Bureau, 909 Security Building the very heart of the populous cities? here. There is no reason for the de An annex costing $7.5t*O. will be j A city whore* the people live in Washington. D C. Bureau. 501 14th St . « Penalties seem to be unavailing in the lay in starting on two or three fine street cars is one of the unusual built to the Soldiers’ Home at R om N. W. I burg. _ _______________ at once. D. T Neer, a Pon land Entered at Pendleton postolfice as aecond task of reducing crime. The people buildings now contemplated and for sights the visitors sees in one of the architect, has the contract « Sumpter, Oregon, Gold Mining District suburbs of San Francisco. When the will be driven to-lynch law in self which plans have been drawn If the class matter old cable cars are worn out the com Two city prisoners of New Weat- .» defense. brick supply for the city cannot be in pany sel.s them for a few dollars mlnster. B. C.. broke away from the < Is located upon the GREAT MOTHER « creased. otherwise. Pendleton con each, and these arc moved to a loca chain gang on the streets. Saturday, LODE system of veinsand has for neigh Corporations are not all soulless, tractors should build a plant at once tion where land is cheap or can be ind have not been recaptured. bors on that vein such well known had for a rental of a dollar or two a all the time One of the most com to avoid future delays The Columbia H.xr < Northern 1 < year. A small family finds shelter in will burn oil after -Lily IS This j mines as the NORTH POLE valued at mendable acts yet reported as an Give us this day. and each a single « ar. but frequently a more hange 1« made partly to prevent 14 It is to be hoped that the investiga aftermath of the Heppner disaster, Sio.ooo.ooo. 1 he COLUMBIA valued at day. something worthy to do. pretentions residence is secured by fires in the ripening grain fields J some obstacle to overcome, some has just come to light. The O. R & tion of postal department delinquen placing two tars together. The oc B W Hamilton, a conv.ct in the! 4 $5.000,000. GOLCOND4 valued at $3.« triumph to achieve. Let not the N. company has taken charge of the cies may be extensive enough to reach cupants of such are the aristocrats Salt LBkn p«*nitentiary. committed J 000,000. THE M0NM0TH G. M. CO’S arm of strife hang nerveless at of the settlement, nhicb consists of •uieide Sunday morning, by hanging I ’ orphan children of J. N. Kernan, the Oregon. It would be refreshing to our side, while there are wrongs lhe poorest class of working people u.mself with a «trap from his bunk BELLE BAKER mine valued at $5oo,- 4 company's agent at Heppner, who lost hsve a newspaper reach a subscriber —Exchange to right, weak to protect, inno ► Th.- Willamette Prune Growers, of]« ooo. THE BALD MOUNTAIN valued at cent to defend, or neglected his life remaining a moment too long occasionally on time, or the same Salem, have begun a movement causes to support. Not only- $5oo,ooo. THE IBEX valued at $400.- in the office building, while sending week it was printed. There is no de GENERAL NEWS. which is intended to unite all the « « daily bread, but daily opportuni a warning message to Lexington and partment that needs shaking up so 000. and many others. prune growers of the Northwest in ► ty to help the defenseless, we > Ti e r.ath . al convocation of Shrin- one body Ione. &=d will educate the children badly as the postofflee in general. crave. Not only freedom from and care ior them until they are None suffers so from stagnation and eni will b* ’ eld next year at Atlantic temptation, but strength to with Fn-d Stine, of Baker City, has been City. ► stand IL Not only deliverance appointed superintendent of the Cor grown and of sufficient age to make paralysis of alleged civil service. ► A ne a I' d of plar era has been nucopia mines, in place of Fred Dob < from evil, but backbone and > their way in the world This touch ► made at tl ■ month of White river. moral stamina, to down evil er. who was killed in a snowslide, One of the most interesting decap ► « ing instance of true human feeling last winter. wherever it shows its head in Own« It« Property Cofi>'»tinr of 100 Acre« U Rkb (k>M Boring Vein* ► itations in the history of American Alaska. human government. Not only Casl ng from the cold business na ► The Hawaiian legislature memori- Sheriff Is-nholm of Pierce county. politics, is billed to take place before forgiveness from trespasses, but alizes congress for a federal building Washington, has three bloodhound« ture (,t a railway company, gives a long. Senator Quay has declared that at Honolulu a broader view, a readier hand I now on the trail of Smith, the in- ► brighter color to the cause of human for the beckoning tasks of civili bis last act before permanently retir The Wiblmere. the most famous aane murderer of Marshal l*anw>n« brotherhood and silences for a time ing from national politics, will be to zation. and a mind that sees not It has no indebtedness of any character hoM yt Lain chaniauqua N Y was of Centralia. > only the faults, but all the jewel those who have nothing but criticism humiliate Senator Hanna in some burned yesterday. Loss. | m > It has a conservative mining and business management A negro burglar was «o closely pur led virtues of our fellow-men.— public manner. The stroke will prob for the acts of corporations. The trans[x>rt Thomas, with three sued In 1 a Grande, Thursday, that < It is offering 50.000 shares of stock at 15c pet share. ► Bert Huffman. ably be macle during the national squadrons of the Fifth Cavalry, ar- be left his shoe« behind in a house i « « It will become a dividend payer tn a short time. ! convention of 1904. he had entered He was caught at I » The Hawaiian legislature has [mass rived at San Francisco Friday It will pay you to write us for full particulars and to make > > Ex-City Clerk D C. Weyand, of Hot Lake, barefooted Two classes of men that are con ed resolutions, asking congress for POPE LEOS POEM ON DEATH. careful investigation of its merits. > As a result of a range war on Sage Cripple creek. Col. 1» short in bis stant menaces to society are those federal buildings and also one in fa It has the indorsement of mining men. business men and * reek. Montana, warrants are now out « accounts with the city I. ’ . In 1897 the pope felt the shadow of « who carry concealed weapons and vor of the claims of ex-Qneen Lillou- bankers of Eastern Oregon. Rear Admiral Cook is recovering for 12 prominent stockmen, who are « > kalani. Honolulu may be entitled to death beginning to fall upon him. those who sell whiskey to Indians. accused of attacking a woman and « Write us today and let us post you. from a severe attack of grip, which an» in splendid defiance of its power « her herder on lhe range the federal building, but the ex-queen was bis first illn«ms in 44 years « The New York Sunday World of cannot expect to secure a whole prov wrote the following lines, which are A cargo of lime on the steamer « Joe Yeager, a well-known sfiorting considered among his strongest work: June 29 contains photographs of Les ince of American territory for her man. this week won llufl.OOo on the l.aconner. caught fire Thursday. and « Death. the »easel was bear bed at Burnmgh « lie Matlock and an account of his ride personal use in propagating the old races at Washington Park. Chicago. The westering sun draws near his Bay. The vessel and cargo were de from Heppner to Lexington, written fallacies of barbarism. Chief Peo, of Minnie Kraft, the famous mezzo- cloudy bed. stroyed to the water line. « > by himself. Miners. Brokersand Financial Agents. the Vmatillas. is content with his al IjPO. and gradual darkness veils thy soprano. born in Chicago, is dying in E. T. Oglesby, colored. wanted for t Vienna of blood poisoning, aged 30 bead. « > murder at McHenry. Mias., has been « lotment, and Queen Ial being in the years. I BAKER CITY, OREGON. Portland statisticians have estimat arrested at Everett. Wash He is a » same class, must conform to the same The sluggish life-blood in thy wither It is believed in the more prominent desperate character and is known all « > ed Oregon's wheat yield for this year limitations. Or R. S. BRYSON, Local AgeiL Pendîetoi. Oregon. i political circles that a special session over the South as Florida Pop." ed veins at 11.500,000 bushels. They have not « More > slowly runs its course—»hit of congreas will be called to meet « i Captain George Hunt, keeper of the reckoned the new seven-rowed wheat November 9. Our Weekly Mining Letters on Sumpter. Oregon, Gold Mining then remAlns? G. W. Colvig. representative from Cape Mcares lighthouse, at Tilla « > with proper consideration. District Free on Application. John Merkowitscb. a cousin of the Douglas county to the legislature in « Lo' Death is brandishing his fatal present king of Ser via has worked at mook. and one of the oldest men in the lighthouse service on the coast, 1941, who was appointed consul at a dart. Weiser democrats are going to or the trade of furrier in New York City died at Tillamook of pneumonia Sun t V V V V VV V V V W V V VV V V V V VV V V V V VV V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V W VV V V Vk fe Colombian port as a reward for turn And the grave yearns to shroud thy (or 40 years ganize a Hearst Club. The Hearst day- mortal part. ing the Harriman forces io Mitchell, A new record for a single mile by boom in the West seems to be slow Abel L’glow a prominent citizen of in that memorable fight, has given an automobile, was made this week in starting, but it may make an un But from its prison freed, the soul by Barney Oldfield at Marlou. Ind Dallas. Or. swallowed a glass of elec up his post and come home, on ac tric battery fluid for port wine expands precedented jump when it does stare count of the hot climate. Hot weath Exulting pinions to the enfranchised Time. 1:16:4. Thursday. He was immediately I Partial failure in the "cotton belt treater! with antidotes and will re- lands. One more land office in Oregon has er of any temperature shouldn't af has jumped prices of cotton In the cover. the officials, fect a man who went from the Ore been “touched" by My weary race is run—I touch the general market extraordinarily in the The cabin of "Russian ______ _______ r _ Charlie." a past few days. Thank the good Lord, there are only gon legislature of 1901 to no hotter goal: Southern Oregon miner, who has been piace than the equator. Government statistics prove that Hear. lx>rd. the feeble pantings of three more offices in the state. It missing since last September, has there are more child laborers in Penn been my soul. won’t take long to get around to all visited by the officials of Grant's The politicians are wandering why sylvania than in all the Southern Pass and evidence*« of murder On 3 Coat Enamaled Ware. 5 Year of them. the president bolds up the appoint If it be worthy. Lord, thy pitying states combined. found. The new 23.040,0«» depot in Chi Guarantee. See our Granite Ware breast ment of Knowles, as register of the A good nigger who will work, is Frank Brown, of Airlie. whose skull cago. belonging to the latke Shore. La Grande land office. It is a com Welcome it unto everlasting rest' Window Display worth $5 per day in Kansas now. Rock Island and Nickel Plate, has was fractured by a kick from a horse pliment to the nerve ana good inten Wednesday Is nos- In the Salem hos Fanners are bidding for them as if May 1 behold thee, queen of earth and just been opened. tions of the president that he holds up sky. The firm of Porter Bros . wholttsale pital in a delirious condition and they were mules in the market. This tne appointment of an unfit man. even Whose love enchained the demons fruit dealers, which failed two tie hope is entertained for his will afford the editor of the Sunday covery. lurking nigh. months ago in Chicago, owed 2646.000 at the peril of party disruption. There Oregonian a cause for anotner men- in California alone. An explosion of black powder are plenty of capable and rlean men tai spasm on Southern peonage. The path to heaven: and freely shall The last remaining herd of wild the California Powder works, at for this position. I own horses in the Northwest, has been nole, Thursday morning, killed Miss Twas thy sweet care that gained my rounded up at Red Ixxlge Basin. Wy Mary Woods, an employe, injuring Feeling the need of more compe- The demand for American lumber blissful crown' (our others and did 15.040 worth of oming. by ranchmen. tition, The Dalles is making an effort in China is one of the most civilizing Si>ontan«*ous combustion of sweat damage to the plant. to secure another Columbia river tendencies in that old empire. When HEART-BREAK HILL.' ing grain caused a loss of about |70,- boat line between that city and Port the physical outlines of China are 040 by Are to the American Malting Then* are brilliant heights of sorrow land. When the obstruction at the Company at Milwaukee. changed by the substitution of frame That only the few may know; cascades is removed the entire up C. J. Colgan, of Indianapolis, cut houses for the outlandish bamboo And the lesser woes of the world, like per country tributary to that great huts of the natives, it will not be such his throat in Denver. He left a mis waves. slve. ”1 would rather be dead in hell public highway will reap more profits a long step to the ultimate reclama Break noiselessly, far below, Oliver 8 Skin Soap £ than dead broke in Denver.” Sewing Machine Oil from their labor. Competition is the tion of the country from barbarism. I hold for my own possessing. I rake« 50C A mount that is lone and soil — The sentence of dishonorable dia- remedy for high rates. Sol« «genu for this city The great high place of a hopeless charge from the army of Lieutenant •I am thankful to the friend »»ho 6rot recom If lhe newspapers advertise the grief. L. M. Bushfield, of Vancouver, has mended ytsir medicine.* write* Mr». Ann* M Root oeer Rear Fountain »«»old «leni Root M wb,p!t The Kansas legislature adjourned Lewis and Clark Exposition free, the Box Paper Brook «if Smithfield. Fayette Co. Pa ’We And I call it my “Heart-Break Hill." been confirmed by the president. Save a twelve p»n«l b»ln three week* old I delicto' a , per (I sm ............... tor ....................... without making an appropriation for farmers gather and furnish the ex The opinion Is gaining ground that l«x>k three bottle» of Pa vori te Prescription • Two different pattern. .rv twh> came, aud the time waa only on* the people who are destitute on ac hibits free and the railroads haul And once on a winter’s midnight the czar will receive the protest and bef hour ami a half flare had five children, and I found its highest crown. petition from America in relation to Ice Cream 1An before this aliraya had a severe time iaaling taro count of the recent great floods. them from St. Ix>uis to Portland free, And there in the gloom. my soul and i the treatment of Jews in Russia. Sea Salt 5c •apertor article tor or three day», ami never waa able to do any .|UC Nevertheless, the Kansas legislature where is the 1720.000 now available work for af»«it two months afterward Now I Weeping, we sat us down. Cuba exported 569.304 tons of sugar am doing all the wo«k f«w four children My voted themselves fl 2,004 for mileage for the fair going to be spent, Free friends aav I kxik better now than ever before during the first six months of 1903, Soap Bark ,or din Brown'8 .Tree Soap told one of mv suter* to lake ' Favorite and per diem expenses, although horses can be ridden to death very But now when I seek that summit “ or grease from dal- exceeding lhe shipments of 1942 dur We Prewription which she did. ami when her We are two ghosts that go Irate fabrics, per package .... JL ■JI kinds from yonr rose bush ....... 7^C nearly all of them travel on free quickly In such enterprises. child was twin lhe time o( »uffcring was eery ing the same months, by 244,000 tons. 1 rake enough tor *n on hard Only two shades of a thing that died short She has better health now than since passes. The Kansas Society in Wash A union of stenographers and type her marriage, some years ago We cannot Once in the long aeo. The state commission of the I-ewis Fo I sit it-v down in th-> silence. writers has been organized at Wor praiae Dr Herce a medicine» enough I thank ington has ceased raising money to Pierce for the kiml advice he gave when I tester. Mass , and It Is proposed to Dr And say to my soul. ’ lie still,” wrote lo him Whenever I »ee other women send to the flooded districts, saying and Clark fair has appointed ex-State extend the organization over the en suffering I tall them about your wonderful So the world may not know we die. that "if the state, through its legis Senator W. H. Wehrung, of Hillsboro, meet trines." tire country. that night lift st«-|»** fenili Main Rtrvet towant the Court Houwr lature, cannot help its own people, superintendent of the Oregon exhibl The benefit« resulting from a coimulta- From weeping on "Heart Br- ak King Peter of Servia has promoted at St. Ixtuis. Mr. Wehrung has had a tion by letter with I>r. Pierce are testified it is not incumbent on Kansans at HID.” Colonel Machias, who le«l tne jiarty of vast experience with the state fairs —Paul Lawrence Dunbar. regicides which killed King Alexan to by thousands of grateful women who this distance to contribute.” der, to be departmental chief «if the have bran made new women by his med of Oregon and is highly qualified to ical advice an«l fatherly counaei given war ministry. BEAUMONT OIL. In all the apparent prosperity in take charge of this work at St. I xju I s . abaolutely without coot or fee. A San Francisco firm worked up at Sick and ailing women, especially the country, strikes and labor In the June issue of Mines and great expense a splendid corner on The postal deficit of 24,504,004 for thooe «tillering from chronic diaeaaes, are troubles are more frequent and dis Minerals, are somr Interesting sta- lima Ix-ans, only-to flntl that nolxtdy invitetl to consult I>r. Ihevce, by letter, the past year is due entirely to the tisticH showing the production of the astrous to industry right now than wanted the beans, exorbitant rates of transportation fuel oil field of Beaumont, Texas. liabilities, 2300,404. AHMCtx, I25.OOO; frer. All corresiiondencv ia heltl as ever before in the history of the rtnctly private and sacredly confidential. l>aid on mail contracts. If the trans During 1942 ll.4S6.482 barrels were Charles Randal), a very wealthy A<ldreas l)r. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. country. The prosperity seems to be shipped, making a total shipped from portation charges had been within Dr. Pierce'« Favorite Preacription is man of Janesville, WIs., was found all one-sided. The cost of living is this field to Jan. 1, 1903, 12.988.450 d««ad Wednesday, with a bullet the beat medicine for the cure of woman reasonable bounds, a surplus, instead barrels. There were 125 welfo pump constantly climbing while the wages _______ alone in ly ilia. It eatablialiea regularity, dries There is no end to the dainty oconotnical summer dishes one of a deficit, would have graced the ing on Spindle Top on Feb. 19. 1903, through his head. 1 He lived weakening drama, heals inflammation the outskirts of town of workingmen are not increasing in may have with the help oi a good refrigerator, and how a good postal records, despite the million out of a total of about 500 wells that and ulceration and curea female weak proportion to the greatly increasing Wireless telegraphy has not proven ness. have been sunk. The best wells on refrigarator does work for you it saves you money every day stolen. It ia the beat preparative for profits from the large industries, and Spindle Top are estimated to produce to lx> a success In the Hawaiian maternity, giving the mother strength to in its use. Everyone has perfect dry air circulition. Coldness Islands, the government of which has give her child, anti making the Itaby’s consequently there is discontent. The If the Pendleton electric light plant from 600 to 1,200 barrels per day, and alone will not preserve food. We have them in several sizes voted a subsidy of 21.004 per month advent practically painless. before the Are the daily output of the people who are striking for higher is for Bale, why don’t the city of Pen including the size you are looking for. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Preacription con oil field was estimated to be from 35.- for further experiments. wages and better conditions are not dleton buy it? It would be a valuable 400 to 40,040 barrels per day. Sporting circles in Rome are bet tains no alcohol and is entirely free from doing so for fun. The pressure upon adjunct to the excellent system of On January 1, 1903, there were es ting heavily on the papal succession. opium, cocaine and all other narcotics. The Common Sense Medical Adviser, them is unbearable and they are driv city water supply, and if profitable timated to be 9,470,400 barrels of oil The favorites are Oreglia, Gotti. Ram Vannutelli 1008 large J>ages, in paper covers, is sent en to it by the sight of surround to private management, would be a in storage, valued at 50 cents a barrel. ixrlla, Agliardi, Seraflno fret on receipt of si one-cent stamp« to The total sales of crude oil to Feb. and Ferrari In the order named. ing thrift and the knowledge of their proud source of revenue to the city. 1, 1903, were 14,109,811 barrels val Japan Indicates that further Rus pay expense of mailing only. Address own limited incomes. it is worth considerion. ued at 12,423,069. sian aggression around the Yellow Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Clearance Sale of Summer Clothing s FLAG DAY. t Mid-Summer CLEARANCE SALE t t BEAR & DALEY One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and lia ters « i BIG BOSTON STORE The Grand Trunk Gold Mine t I PHYSICIANS DB. W 0. COLE, OFFICE IN JUDD building 'rfflce hours, 10 to 12 a ■ 1 ta 5 p la. Telephone red 871 I I L MILLER? M D, DESPAIN BLOCK, treat* and corrects ey* tronblea. ratar bai cobdltioa« «nd impaired hearing .laaaea cnrrncttj fitted for refractiva or- ors. I elevinone malo lisi. >Rfi SMITH A RINGO. OFFICE OVER tile Pendleton »avng« Bank Telepbooe «O ; rrahleuce telepbooe mala 301 I F GARFIELD. M D.. HOMEOPATHIC pby*l«lau and aurg<r»a <zfflce Io Judd «tilldlog Teleph'/ue, office, black 78; raa- dea«-e. black 24. >R D J McFAULL. ROOM 17 ABOC1A lion block Telepbooe main 931 ; real leoce, bltefc 181.________________ »P. T M HENDERSON, PHYSICIAN ■ od «ùrgeva.'drice in Saving» Bank build o». Ruom 1 office phone Main 1411. rea M»In >K LYNN K BLAKESLEE, CHROHIC and uerv</ua dtoeaara and dlraaara »□men Judd buildlag. turner Mala and ourt Sts office phone mala 721 ; rra deace, red 278. >R LENA ALLEN BOONE. OMTEJePATH Office 813 Thompson afreet Houea PiHane Red Xf3, and utHr. phone Black 1021. «EL KIKBT, PHYSICIAN AND 8rH geon. <>A<e In Aawx-iatton Block, </A«e hoot Had 1211. Rraldenee Pbona Main 1421. -endleVin Oregon OPTICIANS DENTISTS. < a valghan . dentist . off h e in Judd b idding Pbuoe. red 71 ■: A MANN. DENTIST. OFFICE IN AS auclattoo Uoc*. u»er Schmidt ’• new drug tor* Phone. red 371 ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. > L L^DoW CONTKACTOR AND BU1L der. Al! kinds of work fibred oa Job ■ •rk Gtlifmorj o»rk rArse, teed itone, red 548 r. I H oward , architect and bc - periatradent ; make« «ampíete and reti b.e piane for b .lldiatt» la -be city or rooa ry U«--m IT J xM building •HEEK A COLE. CONTRAI TORF AND batMen Eatluatea furoiabed oe «fiori «oli*» Job wort a «peetalty ProMC erri«-* «bop oa Bluff atreet orar Maia » A MAY. CONTHACTOE-AND Bt'ILD- er Fwtlisat« furetobed oa all kloda ■f naauory. cerarat walka. «toc.« walls, etc. *»«• utder« «t Ea»t « «reg alia« offV e E TRO! TMAK ARI HITECT AND S u«e.-it>t«-fidra< lloon 7. over Itostoa •tore. Fendte’.oa. Mnc» m ai : ller 7 ii . asteriv * and ub - «eatlas. «-erarat walka a »penalty E» tatatra faraiabed fra* Work gaaraateed x»«ve .Ter» at lladiey A Zefiaer« rigar core Mala atre*« P O box 104 BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING. SECOND-HAND DEALERS The Stand Trunk Gold Mining aid Milling Go. TONSORIAL PARLORS. IILLT KkASSIG. BARBER SHOP AND Batk nooasa Main street, three dooes iorth of Hotel At «»eorg* Fl rat-ciara -ervlce. FRATERNAL ORDERS. H. S. McCallum & Company, DISCOUNT ••¡thank Dr. Pierce for the kind advice he ^ave when I wrote to him.** 5c 25c KOEPPEN’S DRUG STORE FIRST I BAKER & FOLSOM BOARD AND LODGING. MRS. H L. HUNTINGTON BAS PUNCH «SED tbe ehe 3ll Hooee «Sore be gtoS «t to 431 ee Gontec Strae* At ron» HOTEL ALTA. CORNER ALTA AND Mlil atreera. Board by tb* <toy «r •fiSk Gw4 tatua «et Rate» >LT* a*d Hri per «rak. Pradteton Frad ri* m -aemectloa. W W. FxImUtra. Prop •VHENYtWQO TO PILOT ROCK STOP ai tbe City Hotel «j^oj »ad trat-etera rooraa Special arteattoa gtvee H B*w ITHKNA HOTEL LKaDtNG HOTKL IN THE proÌtet«*' ” W d*T- H- F W1U~* TOUR BUSINEBB TAKKS TOC TO Helix. «top at tbe Hotel Hel«z Goad rae»M «ni grast «ervic *. B B. Ri eh arda propriewe CABS AND CARRIAGES. TTY CAB LINE. ERWIN BAKRR. PROP Telepbooe tnatn Tvl Office and waltlas ooor Alta street, next to Savinas Bank - M LIVERY ANO FEED STABLER, rtlis CITY I.IVEBT BOARD AND balm ■«te». Stable 11* Alta street AtMMEEÇIAL STABLES. G. M. FBOOMK , . - t-l’»ry. teed and brardtas All dads of turnouts Uompeteot tarara lït*"*** l,Ot** 'Fkoae. naia MISCELLANEOUS. sgwtsü AND PKKSSMAKING. M» JE8BIE Jane*. let» Franklin SC, Cor. E Railroad roa agNT-FUKNiaHEn rooms fob light boa*--keeping, al» one 4 room u4 one s room bo«M* foe rent. Mania eompton. j(S Col lare Slreet. A>R m H- BOII.U AND 4 HORSE eno «» ,’»rural high «peo,*. engine Also« »ligbl ■enerator including *li »»Itch board laura Fo!n ixrncular». rail on or addrvea F*xi> biSK. Box S3». Pendtotoo. Ora i»»2i i mMI| mu » 1 » » Conrad Platzoeder ; » All kinds of Fresh Meats always on hand. Fine Bacon, Hams and Sausage Prices as Io* as the lowest t ; Th» Orapon Dally Journal om r . fsuna on «alo at Fraafer*« book sfera.