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About The east Oregonian. (Pendleton, Umatilla County, Or.) 1875-1911 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1903)
— *++++++++++++♦♦+ that In some instances property wa» assessed at a higher value than for merly. This raising and equalizing the assessed value of property must inevitably lower the rate of the levy and taxes will lie no more than form erly except in eases where property has been assessed at too low n valua tion. Many property owners did not understand this and hence were dis satisfied with their assessment ‘ GENERAL NF WS Twenty combined harvesters start- + *+«4.4.+«4.4.4.4.4.*«4.4.+4. *.*..4«+. ed to work In »he Big Potlach conn- . , The Reliance won the friAl yacht try. Idaho, Monday morning race Saturday last, coining out over a I.ewlKton, Idaho, Is to have a Car * mile ahead ■logic library, the building for which g. Forty miles of suburban trolley I k to be erected this season. lines will soon lie built adjacent to The Nez Perce County (Idaho) Pio Salt latke City. neer Association, will hold a reunion Tile Britsh government will uialn- at Lewiston Wednesday, July 22. ta'n a Hi.n«:>-g army of 25.000 men There were 4,000 paid admissions hereafter in South Africa. to the meeting of the Oregon Chau E. B. Zeigler will attempt to reach tauqua. Friday, at Gladstone Park. the North Pole with dog teams. He E C. Crowell, under arrest at Seat will outfit at Vancouver. tie for being implicated in the poison a The Union Republican tells is now on. Our RED LETTER SALE has been McPhee A- McGinnlty's paint, oil. ing of Mrs. Mull, has been released. volume of truth In the following terse glass and sash warehouse burned at a decided success. But this clearance sale will An electric road costing *2,000,000, comment on the negro question: Denver yesterday. lx>S8. *2ou.000. is proposed between — Butte and Sal- ♦ excell all other sales we have ever had. This sale "They are still burning an occasional In 10 years past the number of mon river, Idaho, a distance of 187 I is to clean up all cotton drets goods, white goods, negro in the South for some atrocious American-born sailors In the Amerl- miles. can navy has Increased from 22,000 The deer hunting shirt waists and shirt waist suits. season opened crime, and It is in accord with the to 35.000, on July 15 in ull Oregon counties ex unwritten law of the country. John Draste and wife have sailed cept Baker, Malheur, Harney and •• Frightful as the burning may seem, from San Pedro, Cal., In a 33-foot Grant. ▼ the crime for which the negro pays sloop. Their intentional destination Governor Benjamin Odell, of New ♦ .50 ▼ • Is Alaska. York, and party of eight capitalists « the penalty generally calls for Just I .39 ♦ Russian newspa|>ers charge that of that state, are now visiting In ♦ such measures as are takeu to stamp • » Port lam' id English influence and mouey are fan out that sort of work. Only those ♦ 4 ning the hostile attitude of Japan to Mrs. M E Hillis, • of Junction. « .05 who have lived In the South can ap ward Russia 4 Wash . has Is-eu missing for two • .15 preciate the enormity of the crimes I _ trying _ Infected water in the Pasig river weeks. and friends are vainly 4 often committed by the negro, and it is the origin of the present cholera to locate her. .Í2| 4 • Manila Only natives is a safe proposition to allow the epidemic at Henry Westerman, of Fulton. Or. .09 4 • is under arrest in Portland for di Southern people to deal with all such an1 affected. .49 • During the year just ended, 41 steel luting milk with water, in furnishing • eases. Dead negroes, like dead Indi* his customers. freight steamers were built on the .25 ♦ • ans—will ’he good.”’ AS OTHERS SEE US. Great Lakes, compared with 52 in the The steamer Indiana has just ar .96 year previous. rived at Seattle from Nome, with • Aft The first public criticism made by The net earnings of the steel trust Í.29 ♦ promising reports from all the north The first automobile to be driven ♦ • the party of German agriculturists, for the six months ending June 30. into Yosemite Park arrived Thurs ern diggings .07i ♦ • which recently passed through Ore were *61,568.235. or about 4S ]>er day last, occupied by Major J, Ful It is rumored that O. R A N. sur « FRIDAY JULY 24 1903 .07 ♦ • veyors are now at work on a route gon. was upon the lack of improve cent <9 per cent per annum) on the mer. of Chicago. 7Ô ♦ from Arlington south to Mayville. The Santa Fe shopmen at 1-a Junta capitalization of the trust, 1‘ubHsbed every Friday at Pendleton. ments and farm conveniences in the entire • Gilliam county. are on a strike, and the shopmen at 37 Oregon, by the ♦ West. watered and all. This means a 30 per To|»eka. where 3,000 are employed, • The- American barkentine, John 1.59 ♦ EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING The second criticism upon Ameri cent rate on the actual value of the may go out in sympathy. Palmer, will finish loading a cargo or ♦ • COMPANY. can farming was to the effect that concern. The farmers who have paid ♦ Secretary of War Root has notified 1,400,000 feet of lumle-r for San ♦ Governor •'hatterion. of Wyoming, Francisco. Monday high prices and the laborers who have American farmers work too hard — ♦ 1‘Uoue. Mato 11. Ed Burrill, a colored carpenter ut ♦ that they numb the enjoyment of taken the crusts to make this pros that there will nut be any aimy ma SVIUK’KIPTION RATES neuvers In Wyoming this year. Kalispel, Mont., is insane, as a result They wi 1 all go quick at the prices we oiler them »5.00 farm life by a pitiless haste during perity. are invited to rise up and Daily, owe year by mail . Caslmiro Castro, of Montevideo, of reading of the recent lynchings of 2.50 long and incessant hours of labor l«allv. six months by mail cheer. Uruguay has obtained a i judgment negroes in the East 1.25 mouths by mad .. Dally. three ' " ---------- .50 Dally. one month by mail agaiust a New York life 1 insurance These are the views of expert fam- The telephone girls at Republic. BÔ Lqiily. per . . month ___ ___ by . larrier . Friendship for Russia does not company for Jl.25O.uOO damages. Wash., are torced to climb the poles I era from one of the leading agricul Weekly, one year by mail . — Weekly, six months by mail .. W O. Patterson, oi Kalamazoo, is and repair wires on account of the tural nations of Europe If their give her license to slap the presi- Weekly, tour months by mall dead at the age of 89. He estimated strike of the linemen. dent Semi-Weekly, one year by mail of the United States in the face, 1 opinions are sound and their judg that In the past 12 years he smoked Semi Weekly, six months by mail .. 1.00 Mr*. Sarah Growe, an attendant can im with an insulting notice that the mur- «S.ooii cigars which cost fatal 14.800. Semi Weekly, three months by mall .. .50 ment just, the American the insane asylum at Salem was se der < of Jews bv that country is none A modern-ancient treaty prohibit- rionsly Injured Thursday by having rbe East Oregonian is on sale at It B. prove his condition by being intro- of our business, l^ess provex-ation ing the imi>ortation of arms and am a horse fall with her. Kivb s News Stands at Hotel Portland and ■ duced to his own failings. Hotel Perkins. Portland. Oregon. than this turned the dogs of war munition to China expires in August. \ woman named Hattie < In the first place, a comparison of S|«»kane. was found dead in Meniöer Scripps McRae New» Associ» loose upon haughty Spain, Murder < No effort will be made to renew it methods and conveniences should tien An explosion of sewer gas in Chi near White Belt, Idaho. Thuriuia.v is murder, wherever found, and | not be drawn between Germany and cage seriously injured four men, Poisoning is suspected. Sun Francisco Bureau. 408 Fourth St should be suppressed, although every • city employes. The noise of the ex Mrs. Asa Sturges« of Vancouver Oregon. Germany has been farmed Chicago Bureau. 9Ó9 Security Building throne in Christendom l>e swept | plosion was heard a long distance, Wash., was fatally injured Saturday Washington. D C. Bureau, 501 14th St.. ! for 15* m » years, Oregon 5e. Germany N W away European countries generally con by falling from a load of hay and I is striving to recuperate a soil worn cede that the United states has anti striking upon a pitchfork. Entered at Pendleton poetoffice as second- out by constant use. for centuries. We have just 149 SKIRTS »eft that must be ctoseii out at once William H Taft, « civil •mg.nev' class matter The settlement and reclamation will prohably always keep the whip Oregon is trying to produce the larg hand in the commerce of the Pa< ific of Olympia, Wash . will be takeu back 1 oidtr to make room for the large Fall anil Winter steck soon from idleness of the great Canadian ocean. est possible crop from virgin soil, to Manila for trial, on alleged crook I to be shipped We do not want to carry over a single siort «heat belt, by Americans, reads like edness tn government scrvhe, » Secretary of Agriculture Wilson with no thought of saving its an J have put prices on litem that will make them move W a fairy tale. Thriving cities, busy avers that *9,000.000 is annually William Martin, a Missoula. Mont., ii strength. is our loss is your gam and if you are a wise buyer sou and prosperous communities and spent in the United States for corn pioneer, died Sunday of la grippe, read carefully every item below and then act at once. Germany is farmed in small tracta hamlets are thickly studded all over with which to manufacture maca- aged 86 He was sheriff of Kootanal In providing that the public root county, Idaho, for three terms. by people who are rooted to the land that vast northern territory Noth READ OS lands shall be kept for. and Jame* A. Boyd, a well-known news The Portland laundry workers who by tradition and occupancy, and who ing that is valuable remains idle lone l>assed to actual settlers only, paper man of Chicago. St. Jxtuls and have b»-en on strike since May 2. expect to remain in the same home if in reach of an American. I our i 13 00 Skirts go at.... $ luf and in laying plans through ir Milwaukee, died yesterday at the have all returned to work and the for life: Oregon and the West is i a 00 • » rigation to make sure that those 9.50 Printers' Hom»-, Colorado Springs, union is practically broken up. lands shall be productive, the farmed largely by men who are try- 10 Ou • • 8.00 aged 72 years. WHAT ONE WOMAN DID. A new find of coarse gold has been very highest interests of all the 9.00 ing to make a stake out of farming, * • « V » 7.25 A i-ackage of ’ diamonds valued at made on More lock and Upper Bonan people and of the state are serv Mrs. Eliza B. Burnz is dead at b»‘. *3 000. has been stolen from th« store za creeks, in the Yukon district Th»- s <X> • • with which to retire or enter other 6.40 ed in all possible ways. A re in New York. She was the first pro rooms of the ’ New York customs assays are said to be fabulous. business. * • 5.5« / oo public may have too many peo fessional woman stenographer. Half house, presumably by an employe of Josb Truax was shot and Instantly 6 oo ple. in a few places, just as a 4.75 The German wants to grow the a century ago Peter Cooper gave her the department. killed in Hinsdaiem. Mont., 'i uursday man may have too much weight • • 5 oo • • 3.90 greatest variety on the smallest a room where she could teach other The fire losses in the United States by Bob Walsb. known as Six Shoot on two or three floors of a high • • 4 00 2.95 »• girls how to become self-sustaining. space: the Oregonian wants to grow and Canada for the month of June er Bob." for his handiness with a building. What is needed is pro That was the beginning. p a • • »• »» 2.75 5 50 'ast. amounted to *14.6X4.350. or *4.- gun portionate distribution of the the greatest yield and clean up the And since! Think of the immense 000.060 more than during the corres 3.00 » • 2.10 people in the proper places. It has been discovered that an ad largest possible profit in the shortest army of young women who are bread ponding month a year ago 2 50 Thus far the law of attraction ditional appropriation of *50.000 will »» 1.90 »• • • winners by the aid of stenography. space of time. has been in full operation to cer Too great a tonnage for the Pacific be recessary lo fully pay off all » • 2 OO • » • » 1.45 In Eliza Burnz's day there was a prej tain parts of the republic. It The German farmer is fixed in his past claim» of Indian war veterans in Or udice against busines women that al trade has been built during the remains for the thrill of irriga This Sale will last just Days from Thursday, JOLY 16th. sphere and conserves his strength most amounted to persecution, peo year, and there are many idle and egon. tion to continue this work of half .die freight ships open for con- Mrs Annie Mull and her daughter to Saturday night, JULY 25th. and substance with that view; the ple were so narrow-minded that they distribution. The out-of-the-way tra< ts that do not materialize. are dead In Seattle as a result of pot Western farmer of this year may be could not understand how a woman spots must be utilized to relieve Thirteen silver spoons, made and son. E. C Crowell. to whom Mrs the pressure from the cities.— the president of the bank next year, could associate with men in a busi hand engraved in 1536. sold a few Mull was engaged to be married. > ness capai ity and still Is- refimsl and P.v. William 'Wilkinson. and so his labor and a>m are tinged honest. days ago in Ixmdon for *24.500. One under arrest. The largest cattle deal reported with ambition. Nov there is too prejudice to bears the likeness of Christ and each Cor Main aad Alta Street* of the others the l ioness of an aptMk from any point In the West, this year, amount to anything The open door to China should be Many of the largest and most pro was made at Salmon City. Idaho. Sat In New York alone there are more tie wide enough to admit every nation on ductive farms of the West are not than MjMM stenographers. 1.00<) Duriug the year which closed June urday. Senator Shoup sold In the earth which has anything to sell. occupied by their owners. Improve entire country it would be folly to 30, 1.535 vessels, of 456.076 Kross head of stock cattle at *25 per bead Mrs. C. E Comtni. of The Dalles, ments are made to meet the bare hazard a gu»-ss at the number. The tons, were built in the United States.! As a tribute to the excellence of needs of the laborers upon the farm skyscrapers and office buildings are as againsl 1 657 vessels of 473.181 was horribly burned Thursday mom full of them. Some of them support gross tons during the preceding ing by the explosion of a lamp which American manufacturers, the Cana- during seeding and harvest time. brothers and sisters, sick parents and year she «as carrying Her clothing was dian Pacific Railway Company has In Germany the farmer lives upon invalid husbands, Many have used During the year ending June 30. all burned off and she may not live. ordered ten new locomotives to be L.s little tract of land and improves stenography as a stepping stone to last. 18 <x-ean steel steamers with a Strong petitions for clemency have equipped with American air brake it in the highest manner possible, for higher <nings in the commercial gross tonnage of 101.471 tons, were been presented to Governor Cham Watch for our ad. toworrow. Something doing appliances. That Canada should rec the tarm is the home for all the gene world, and have Iteróme managers built on the American-Atlantic sea- berlain. in behalf of W p. Peacock, and even proprietors of business board, which orukc the record for any who is under death sentence for mur- in the furniture line. ognize the superiority of American rations of farmers. In Oregon and houses. There is no reason why a one year during Alexander Kerr in Polk coun- equipment over that of the mother the great wheat belts of the West, woman should remain at the foot of The Bay State (Delaware) Gas Co. ty last May country, is an undoubted guarantee of the farmer in a majority of cases con the ladder, because destiny placed her is to be reorganized The first step there. the excellence of the Yankie’s art. will be to cut down its capitalization stantly looks forward Selected a Capital. to the time In no manner has the woman sten S. with when he will be able to move to the ographer failed. She is to be trust from 1 Melbourne. July 18—Tamut. inti Idaho women, irrespective of party, city, where educational facilities and ed. She is often the custodian of bus out any pretense of any shifting or New South Wales, has been selected changing of real values. as the capital of the federated Aus combined with the democrats to elect social advantages are more satisfac iness secrets worth a king's ransom About one-sixth of tne business t rallan states. It is a small town in In a thousand offices she knows as an anti-gambling mayor in Boise, and tory. This causes a constant upbuild portion of San Louis Obispo. Cal., an agrcultural district to their efforts is due the triumph. ing of fine homes in cities and a con much about the business as do the has been burned, at a loss of *100.000 proprietors. She takes me place of If anti-gambling laws in Idaho send stant deterioration of farm improve memory for many a business man. Fire originated by small boys building | I the same number of gamblers and ments. She is growing in numbers and effi a fire under a house standing several ciency. and the world wonders how feet from the ground. • marques" into Oregon that the clos The rule does not apply to all farms $50.00 Given Away 1 1 « 1 3 1 « 1 6 An analysis by John Marl hoi shows ing of the games of Washington did. in all farming communities, for there it ever got along without her The human being who helps others the net earnings of the United States R D To the first oue handing us E A E 1 R 1 A D R the worst for this state is yet to come. are thousands of farms in the West i to help themselves Is a benefactor, Steel Corporation for the past year the uearest correct solution ■ 1« i li Many a child 11 U 1 13 Oregon can only hope to get relief by just as highlv improved, just as. 18 to be *61.568.235 This sum is equiv- H 1 3» Monuments have been reared to of the two following rebuses, has )wen fooled alent to six i>er cent interest on the keeping the tide moving. R we will give *25 00 worth of * 1 D 1 E A 1 D 1 E 1 closely managed and just as zealous those who did far less for humanity total * by the story of bond issue of the company for than Eliza B. Burnz.—Spokane Press. the pot of gol-l which furniture or other goods of ly lieautified as any in Europe. But ’ five years. »> I XV 1 21 1 « . 23 24 25 26 ** your choice from our immense is to tie found just at Knapp, the Ohio wife murderer, the possibility of the farmer becom D E 1 R 1 * j D 1 E . « 1 * SMALLEST REPUBLICS. 0 The grand jury at Baltimore. Md . the foot of the rain stock; *15.0u worth to the who has been reiving on the insanity ■ ing something else in the freedom has returned an indictment against bow. ami has Qarted second, and *10.00 worth to 2S 23 1 3u ’i i 32 33 34 35 36 plea, has been found guilty and will of this government, and in the prom The smallest of all republics is that Frank Manoley. charging him with out to gather nebea the third. R 1 * E The question is. how many E 1 " 1 A 1 D 1 E D grace the avenging electric chair. It1 ising opportunities of a new country, of Tavalora. established In the island the murder of his wife. Manoley says full of happy dream*. Many a man and different ways can the word 1 « . 42 1 « « 45 seems like an easy way to settle the i makes the farm, in many cases, a of that name off the coast of Sardinia, he dreamed burglars were in the 37 ( 38 3» 1 it has a population of fewer than 6®, woman have heen de "Furniture,” and how many score against such fiends to put them I stepping stone, a stopping place, on including the president and his con bouse and shot his wife while both R A 1 D 1 E 1 R 1 A 1 D ceived by the tale that the word "Rader" be spelled E R were asleep. out of their misery so suddenly, when , the way to higher ambitions. gress of six. Originally the island | there was health to be in the following squares by 46 4b so 51 53 54 *7 1 1 “ 1 4Î* The negro. Lee Brown, who found out lievond the spelling to the right, or down was owned by the Bartoleoni family. : a life of labor for the state without That American farmers work too * . o 1 K i « : * i D 1 E 1 sunset, and they have ward, or any combination of the bead of which ruled as King Paul ( an«l killed Patrolman Massey at Ev * pay, or mercy, would be more poig- hard, there is no doubt, The very I, from 1836 to 1882. In his will he ansville, ind . and wbo was himself started out dreaming down and right, or right and 55 56 j 57 1 « 59 6u 1 «1 i 62 63 nant punishment, and would more shot through the lungs, has develop of a healthful future, down, but alwdys using con possibility of the farmer becoming made over the Island to his people, ed pneumonia and will die. The af R 1 A 1 o 1 E 1 « 1 A fully atone for crime. never to be realized. D 1 E tiguous letters but no two D the capitalist, causes him to put every who were to proclaim a republic for fray with Massey was the direct People who have tried change of cli times, using exactly the 64 j 65 j 66 67 68 69 ïô j ?1 72 nerve under the highest tension, in ever. cause of the late murderous riots at mate in vain for the cure of weak lungs same numerical letters, yet Morsenet is a republic with 3.»)00 Evansville. The Eppingers, who failed in San hopes of getting rich and afterward have lieeti perfectly and permanently all spell the words "Rader" A E 1 E D E 1 R 1 * 1 D residents, but its territory consists Francisco two weeks ago. by trying taking it easy. The result is that the cured by the use of Pierre's Golden correctly. of only 70 acres It marks the debat 7ö Expert inspection of the books of Medical Discovety. It cures deep-seated and “Furniture" 78 •3 1 « ‘ 80 81 i 7« 1 1 79 j 1 to control the Pacific Coast wheat real enjoyment, the slow and staid able land at which the boundaries of the auditor of the District of Colum coughs, bronchitis, bleeding lungs, ema For Illustration, the word D 1 E 1 * 1 A R 1 A "Rader” may be spelled by D E ! R market, have been indicted for ob appreciation of country life is more Belgium. Prussia and Holland con bia, reveals that there has never ciation, and other conditions which, if using letters numbered 1, 2, taining money under false pretenses. or less benumbed by the hurry. verge. and the Morsenetians declining been any check upon any superior of neglected or unskilfully treated, final a 11. 12. 1. or 13. 22. 23. 24. all temptations to belong to other na ficial who wished to steal, by revision, fatal end in consumption. They were virtually bankrupt a An American will plow tnree fur- tions. it remains self-governing and a checking up or proving. 33, etc. The solution to be J. M. A. -Last spring I had a severe sUack of pneo- month before the crash came, but se rows around the field while an old handed in sealed, giving only Watson, who was a clerk for years. monia which left me with a very bed <v*ugh. useful buffer. and also led mv lung- in a very bad condition." cured thousands of dollars on bogus country German is hitching up his the number of combinations San Marino Is one of the most an- is short 173.397. writes John M Kiosell. Esq of Brent. Cherokee that can be made of each securities in hopes of averting the team and lighting Nat . Ind. Ty. "I had no appetite and was jo his pipe, The cient states in Europe, it consists weak I could scarcely walk My brej-4 was all word, with no name attached. of a craggy mountain in Italy, and PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. inevitable end. As usual, they drag American is sore with ruuurug sore». 1 got two bottles of Dr working for a stake and it has an area of 23 square miles. In order that the committee pierce «Golden Medkat DUcovers. which I be ged others down with themselves. wants It to come just as quickly as The population is about 8.000. The awarding the prizes will not The watermelon crop of Josephine livve wived my life I cannot expeewr mv grati to you 1 am able now to do very good ____________________________________________ know who is in the contest possible so he can quit work, The inhabitants of this mountain republic county Is fully two weeks late, this tude work.** The Telegram pertinently says: “if dream of a fortune Jut if requested, each winnei is constantly be- have maintained their independence year Any substitute offered as " just as good" » > 2 » 10 3 6 « « uust be able to write, numer since the tenth century. a reward has to be offered for per fore him. He can't take it easy, Two *50 bicycles were stolen from as "Golden Medical Discovery” is a F cally, each of the various V The republic of Goust consists oi a repair shop In Silverton. Friday shadow of that medicine. E R E « N 1 ' T u There are sons who commit crimes, what is the The old German, rooted to his an- 600 archers perched away up in the vays the number of timer morning. cures behind every claim made for the 19 18 20 12 13 15 16 ’7 use of maintaining a sheriff's office cient holdings, thinks of the quiet Pyrenees, where 140 free, independ 11 » bey claim In order to iden "Discovery," which no "just as good" Trinidad. Col., was visited by a de U 1 R 1 N 1 ' |T 1 u 1 « 1 E 1 E i u ify all solutions we simply and a police force, with all their fa enjoyment as he goes along. Saves ent republicans glory In their immu medicine can show. structive hailstorm and cloudburst, Himber each envelope con «¡lilies for catching criminals? Mult his strength. Eats four meals a day nity from liability to any other race. Sunday. The People's Common Sense Medical 21 22 |23 ! 24 1 25 26 1 27 1 28 j 29 30 talning an answer and keep Andorra is a republic on the bor Adviser, a book containing 1008 pages, nomah county pays out something in harvest. R The state boar«l of education of is given away. Send 31 one-cent stamp», i memorandum of each N\ ders of France anti Spain. It has an E E R N T V • « like *100,000 a year for a police de- n«1 will be allowed more Conscious that he is only a farmer area of 175 square miles, and a popu Washington, has just issued 18 life for expense of mailing only, for the book 39 40 38 36 31 37 33 35 32 34 diplomas. than one answer. Prizes liartment. and a lot more to feed idle and must so remain, he makes the lation of 6,000.—Chicago News. in ¡»pct covers, or 31 stamps for the vol» N N 1 ' »warded July 25. 1903. There T u « E E u R The art exhibit of the Portland Art lune bound in cloth Address Dr. R. V. deputy sheriffs, and yet the cry is most out of the life. He don’t hurry, a no sure thing that the firsi Association is now open for public Pierce, Buffalo. N. V. SMALLEST LOCOMOTIVE. made that rewards should be offered for he would only grow old more 41 42 43 « 45 46 47 1 <« 49 50 iolution» will be correct, 8c Inspection. for criminals.” if you decide you want to E U « N u • quickly by it. The farm is his only T E The smallest locomotive in the T. J. Pitzer a well-known grocer change your solution aftei world is owned by W. A. Smith, a hope, so he puts all the enjoyment of Garfield, Wash , Is missing from 51 52 53 54 5b 56 57 58 59 60 handing it In you can do sc ♦ Moscow and Genesee. Idaho, are possible into ft and lives as he goes jeweler living at Meridian. N Y. The his home. iy placing your second in the T E u N T u E ♦ Meridian correspondent for the New building several miles of macadam along. The port of Portland commission lumerical order we receive ° J COMPANY York World says that Mr Smim made 69 63 66 68 70 61 64 65 67 ! «2 has purchased 5oo feet ized road into the country districts more river he latter No one connected For these reasons, the German ex his machine working at odd times U vith the establishment will T E * this season as an experiment in road perts saw the vast difference be- during the period of three years and port age for dry docks. E U N U « Manufacturers of the >e allowed to contest White Horse. Alaska, has been de- building. The business men of these tween the German and the Oregon the correspondent describes the af 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 71 serted by a stampede to the new find fair in this way: "The locomotive Is two progressive towns, assisted by farmer. E u E R N T u R R of heavily p’ated gold and the bell, 100 miles further west. the county court, are doing this work I Mrs. George Eberly, of Portland. whistle and driving wheels are solid 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 81 The Milton Eagle, commenting up gold. The trimmings are of silver. was shot by her husband for the purpose of demonstrating the ♦ In their E *> « T E u « N E possibility of macadam in the coun on the assessment of Umatilla coun The locomotive is six and a half in rooms, Friday morning. 91 92 9à 94 »5 96 97 98 99 try and will continue the work Indefi ty, this year, pertinently remarks: chas long and the tender is three in Twenty-four of 30 bakeries In Se- ! Repairs for all kinds of ♦ Main and Webb Streets nitely. if proper encouragement is "Every taxpayer should read careful ches long. The boiler is three-fourths , attle were found to be vloltlng the R E N u T u E of an inch in diameter, the smoke given. The towns recognize the urg ly the figures published In the East stack is two and one-sixteenth Inches pure f«x>d law, Saturday The differences between the typo • ent need of closer communication be Oregonian regarding the assessment high, and the other parts are in pro Foundry Work a Specialty • graphical union of Sixikane and portion. Kerosene is used for fuel Cash paid for old castings J tween the city and the country, and in of Umatilla county property. More ! Review are still unsettled. order to bring about this condition. or less dissatisfaction was expressed and steam is raised in less than two Herliert Boster. a well known Pendleton, - Oregon^ minutes The whistle blows, the bell *2,000 is being expended this year in while the assessment just completed rings and every par; of the loeomo- neer of Spokane, died suddenly | day of chronic nervousness. was being made, owing to the fact tlve works perfectly.” alogue of them. A fall supply always kept in stock. good road building. July Bargains Straw Hals at half price. Boys Clothing twenty per cent discount Mens Summer Clothing at a saving of from $2 00 to $3.50 per suit, Summer Underwear 25c, 50c and 75c per garment. Working Shirts 50c and 75c. Gloves 25c to $1.50. Mens Working Shoes $1 50 to $3 0(1 Mid-Summer I CLEARANCE SALE We have the B*«t Bargains Wc have in Real Estate. sonie nice home» that mum be »old. Choice Building», Lot». Alfalfa Land from one acre to 160. Wheat Land, tracts from 160 acte« to 12,000. shirt waists in white or colored + $1.00 75c shirt waists in white or colo 20c colored fancy dimity 12| lawns ........................ .. 25c white goods .......... .... 20c white goods ...... 15c white goods <»5c sheets, large size 12f,c pillow ea-es, three for.. $1.50 shirt waists....... .... f $2.00 ~hirt waists Ixmgsdale muslin............... f 15c dress duck $1 O<) bed spreads 25c lace curtaining $2 25 shirt waist suits 25c silkinets for waists BEAR & DALEY .I2i Î One Frice Clothiers, furnishers and Halters 4 I I I I 1 I I I 1 Α FOR SALE “ *....... ***************** *********** t^ast ‘ (¿5^ ♦ .121 : BIG BOSTON STORE Room to over Taylor's Hardware Store. LOOK AT THIS Pendleton Real Estate for 8*ie G-room dwelling, stable, chicken cor ral and 2 lots—*l,Ww Gnxim dwelling and two iota, beautl- fullly shaded lawn finely located— ,2.500. 14 room boarding house and one lot. centrally located—*2,5»"i Jroitii dwelling with two lota. aorta side— *1.250 number of lots somewhat elevated. *125 to *150 each lot on flat, fl»e blök» from Main street ,5<M> Other loti on flat *254 each. Mui b other very desirable proper- ty for sale. All sold on eery terma Come and buy. To find Just what you want at 'toe right price, see 0. WA D 111 Court Street Great July Skirt Sale I II/«... Send away for a Sewing W nV it have J a »heap one, we have :t»w 'rom *15.00 to *25 00. Good as you an get anywhere, but better still and 1 lot cheaper tn the end. is a hlgto- trade White or Standard. * • JESSE FAILING Near the Bridge 10 TEÜTSCH S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE BAKER & FOLSOM • ’ » » Rigby-Clove Mfg. Rigby-CloK Combined HARVESTER : F arm . A. RADER Machinery • LEGAL BLANKS we»»..-«' the wav we do IT mprvsse* most people with the ide* bat we have the implements and the know how" when it come* to put ing a new tire on a carriage or wagon vheel Same thing applies to everr eature of carriage and wagon re airing—repainting. re varnish ing, re pholstering and generally making he vehicle look as good as new Your irders. please Our new hydraulic tire setting ma hine does away with the old method t thickens the iron instead of burn ng the wood. We do not split the rood in getting off the tire, and we lo it while you wait, last longer han the old way. Call and look at t work Hacks. Buggies and Winona Vagons. Anything that runs on rheels at prices that are right. NEAGLE BROS. Ve have the Stover Gasoline Engine BANNER IS NOT SOING AWAY He will be here all summer so come in any time and have your picture taken. Stamp Photos only J5 cents a dozen. A large variety oi harvest views, also a big line of Indian photos. •Cab inet photos oily $3.50 a doxea MNNER The old reliable Photographer dtw lo ibe <»utaa oihee > Insurance at lost ; »1 3.456,960.00 > Of Insurance in force » J OREGON FIRE RELIEF AS SOCIATION. H. M. Agent for RICE. Freewater. Umatilla County. J. P. WALKER, city agent for Pendleton. ♦HIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIII Before deciding where school, examine a to go to Pendleton Academy catalog*? for m? coming year New huildfug and equipment. New man agement. and a faculty of experienc ed teachers. Special arrangement tor music students and for the care- tul oversight of all student« from out of town All grades of public school work thoroughly done Our college preiiaratory work is accepted by the beat «-ol lege» East and West. Moral »ml social advantages the very best. Term begins September 14t 1903. REV. W. H. BLEAKNEY. 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