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.< man M years of age to succeed to | the exacting and exalt«] duties of the | Awake to Oregon's highest interest chief luagistry In case the eventuali and keenly appreciating the value of ties of polities should bring about < > sucli results. ilie best and widest advertisement A little reflection may show that >f the state’s resources, the O R. A here is more method In such proced N < oinpany through the efforts of A • ire (han appears on the surface Mr 1». Craig and 11 M Hall, has secured Davis is worth som«> thirty millions ot Published every »’rid*, at l’s»dl««o». Oregon, by the 'he services of S Glenn Andrus, a lullars. and controls nearly al! the begin it is now time for Oregon to railways, coal mines and inanufactur EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING William .1 Bryan has given **ui th«- it w ill uo-an that the nidi btu k of him vpe< ial writer on lhe Chic ago Record u-« in tlie stale ot West Vir*<iuia making preparations for sending a COMPANY. oilowing statement: will not iiermir him to lake tin- labor Herald. t<> write up lhe states of Ore Senator Elkin*, himself reputed to '• »hall vote for Parker ami Davis, slile oil these dlspuusl questions large delegation to I the National Irri- tie a multi nillllonaire, is very large lie nominees of tbs d<'m<« ratic con gou, Washington and Idaho, in the SUBSCRIPTION RATES. gation Association uieeling at El Hope for Progress on Tariff. ly the mere agent of Mr Davis Be i vention. and shall do so for the fol height of the harvest season. Dally, one year or • 1518. Oregon is <in the larifl question some little Paso, on November w*-cn the two, they are said to prac I pally, six “•M,tl“Kby|.“a".i| lowing reasons: Dally, three months by m»U R M Hall, advertising agent ot the tically control the t»oliti<-al and com I First B*-« aus*- the democratic tick- progress may be bo|M-<l for But the entitled to about 70 i delegates and if Dally, one mouth by mall l»allv. per month by carrier the 190a meeting is to come to Port- O R A N. accompanied by Mr An- nerclal d«*stlniea ot the state. Sena ■t stands for opposition to Imperial Parker men on the committee were IN ALL DEPARTMENTS ALL THIS MONTH. nearly all in favor of a very «-onserva- Weekly, one year by insll . or Elkins, as is well known, was th«' land, this full quota of delegates Jrus. was in the city yesterday, on a right bower of Mr Hanna and a* su* h ! ism, while the republican ticket live plank and it remains to be seen Weekly, six months by “all stands for an lni|H-rlallsti<- policy On Weekly, four months by mall should be sent down to work for that our of th«» wheal belt, "fakin' notes" nherit«*<l all the dead senator s di* ■' Ins question, which Semi Weekly, one year by srnll whifh was the ]*ara whether Judg»- Parker will carry out tnd will spend sonu* time in Umatilla Semi Weekly, six “»>n,h* b?_ “ 'rant and dislike of President R oom - I mount issue in 190<> city. There is a sentiment among ail l'.«o<> an*l ami which re tin- definite plank which was subs i W»- art- giving greater valu<-i» than Mu*. id underwear, Semi Weekly, three months by u mains an liii|H>rtant issue as long as tilted by the full comtni'tee. the states against holding an irriga county. Walla Walla and the Palouse velt. Mtimtn^r dr#-*« good«, abirt wai- u , wa«h aui ’ a, tailor ? ulta, zkiru, MembeT”Scripps McRae News Assoeia Now. Mr Davis wa* an entirely un Judge Parker stands for enough tion convention in an exposition city country, acquainting Mr Andrus with Known and unm«-ntiou«l quantity in j an attempt Is made to bold colonies suitk, Lara, children'« white and colored dr*-*M^i, and men'B tion* ____ _______ _________ things that ar»- good to justify ■ me in inder the American flag On :I h - the features of a Pacific coast har while the exposition is in progress, shir*.« underwear, ’ able Jir.en, hosiery h«» vice-presidential I'ouleat. and C*»n I have aue the convention was unanimous. giving him my vote, but as Th* »¿ast Oregonian Is on »ale at B B Klebs News Stand» at Hotel Portland and for the reason that lhe exposition vest and giving hint an estimate of tressman Williams, of Illinois was th* ; th«- platform emphatic, and 1 have no tri«wj to point out for several months. All the above lines and thousands of other artkl» are greatly the magnitude <>f this Northwest Hotel i'erklna. Portland, c'regom______ _ ogical nominee Imcked a* he was b> features detract from the purpose of doubt that th«» candidate will carry th«- triumph of the Wall street ele- Indiana, which state the demo* rats reduced. country. tui-m of th»» party denies to the count out the platform San Francisco Bureau. 408 *■ the irrigation meeting For t.iis very ho|H- to < arry. t bl.-ago Bureau. Security Second- Mr Roosevelt is injecting try any ho|e- of relief <»n economic Mr Andrus is a writer of striking Waabington. 1» <’ Bureau. 501 J4tb St.. reason the meeting of 1904 was not Fhere is scarcely a human proba lie ra* e Issue into American politics questions 1 hav ** to lax«1 pict u resq ueness, force and magnet Silily l»ut that If Judg*- Parker's coup Mid this issue, it it laccomro national, back. I have nothi ijk to withdraw of N W. _________________ sent to St. louis. although many ♦ Téléphoné. Main 11. thought that the proper place for the ism ami his letters on the Northwest bad not intervened. Mr Williams will make it impoNaibb- to <-vnsd*-r 'things that I have Matd again*? th<* ♦ ♦ would hav. li.-.n tionilnat«! without rnetbtjds pur»u»-*l to adian«»- his om The same sentiment will will start immigration westward with uaterial opposition. After the delay questons that demand solution The Entered at Pendleton pontoffke a» aevond meeting ♦ ' lldacy it was a plain and ••lection of the democratic ticket will a new itnpetus Imbibing bis first oppose Portland for 1905. and Oregon occasion«! by this coup, how-ever. It put a quietus on this subject. , attempt io drive the party. must make a strong stand to get it, aud best draughts of inspiration from was aiinounc«i thal the democrat lc Third Mr R«>oeevelt stands for th«- Charges Adroit Manipulation. leaders had agrred upon Mr. IMvls. «upport of war His friends present tor this sentiment is unfounded An the infectious enthusiasm of Mr Corner Main and Alta Streets Th»- N« w York p)a'f*-'m wax vague «nd his nomination interested delegate will not neglect Hall, he may be expected to produce irst ballot It does followed on the hliu as a nian of blood and iron He | ai d m<-aningle»s and purjaisely so. not need any om »elievro m strenuousn»-**» aud imul- I because advoentes of Judg»- Parker the irrigation meeting for the expo a western fever that will tai the ais< lent eye tn read the meaning of ales a love tor warlike things The i were trying to secure votes from sition. and all states that have irriga carrying ability of lhe Harriman this result. hmo«ratic ticket stands for pence, Mr Davis au.I Senator Elkiu» Aug tor reason and for arbitration rather among the people who would have ot»- tion prospects will send nothing but lines. led his views had they known them 1st Belmont . James J Hill ami the han for tor* -• conqurot and bluster All day the toilers sigh for faithful, interested delegates. Oregon Mr Hall has established a reputa <arl«i finan« ial interest* ■ entered in If il e had sen' his telegram to the Al rest. Fourth Th«- democratic platform ♦ will be seen at her best next year, uon tor himself and the O K ft X hem have d« id«*d to cut loo»»* ironi declares in favor ot the reduction of toany convention be would have had * Nor find it anywhere very few instructed delegates from The sun sinks in the darkling the rough riderisui and bl«a>d and and the visit of this 1000 prominent company with the ¡»eople of the In a he standing army and a» this plank lie South and no po< bie chance for a west. irrigators will introduce the state and land Empire, by his faithful portray hunderisui represent«*! In Mr Ro*.»e was unanimously adopted there is the nomination But he and his man a ♦ And they forget their care. velt and from the socialism anarch its resources to many of its most use al of facts in recent editions of "Or ism. populism and ail the other isms reason u believe that a demwra'ic agen. adroitly and purposely control a Tired hands are folded on each ♦ »tatemen on this subject would bring •*1 his |>o*ition until I '.be delegates a ful and influential friends who do not egon, Washington and Idaho.' the il represented tn a certain branch of the breast; M»tne advantage to the people. a ♦ had been rorraled ' Then his friends The Lord hath heard their now understand its worth. Especial lust rated booklet issued by the O R lemocratlc party, aud io return to Now is the time for you to save rreney and get rare barga.r.« *n a No Reform m Economic Questions. att rnpied to secure a gold plank a prayer. ly must UmatllU county have a strong & N company. and the coming of the guarantees of the *on*tltutlon footwear. wbi« h was ov»-rw beimingly defeated For these reasons I feel jiiKtifi*«l vnd to the right* of just laws fairly a delegation at El Paso, for it is the Mr Hall to the Inland Empire in •nd equally applied, a* embodied now tn supporting the ticket A démocratie tn th» «»mmittee Special July prices on all shoes and Orfords Coroe at once and ♦ Through all our lives we pray victory will mean very little, if any. showing made at these conventions search of data, is sufflcient cause tor iu lhe demo* ratic enunciation» ♦ After ibe ■ ii party Lad rejoice«! over a be fitted tefcre the stock gets broken. for rest. There seems every reason to be l»rogr»»»» on «nonomic questions so the harmony s«-ur«-d by tbe omission a Nor find it anywhere. that counts with the government The stopping harvesters, water wagons, ♦ ax the party it under the counsel ot th» question, and after he had v~ BARGAINS IN SHOES. Then <-omes the Night, with government officials are on the cook wagons and all other busy ele lieve that the financial and *ommer- long a ♦ >f the Wai! street elem*ut • ur«i the nomination, he injected his ial Intereats of the country, as a balmy breast. BARGAINS IN OXFORDS. ground, at every national irrigation ments in a Umatilla county harvest, whoi«- prefer the reliable covenant» il.w» upon the subjen-t a: a lime when a And soothes us unaware, Parker and the Financiers. ♦ BARGAINS IN SLIPPERS. meeting, and feel the pulse of the peo until his wishes are suppli«?d and bis >t the dem*» racy, a» now constituted, a 1 wonder much—“And is it On the money question Mr Parker he could not be taken from the ticket, ♦ ple. through the Interest taken at bote-book filled with statisiic» to the wild and iawiess exploitations is as thoroughly committed to th»- without great d»-moraitzatk»n Det th. »_ Roosevelt in whatever field it side of the financiers as Mr Roose ♦ Or but an answered prayer?” Democrats Mult Bow to It. such meetings. If Mr. Newell finds He has treated the Northwest <f Mr suit —Century Magazine his < haotic and desperate velt. If be does not go as far as the The nomination was secured there * ♦ but a handful of delegates from Uma states royally in hit former statisti- max mental temperament tn win. or pre tilla county at El Paso, he will con cal report« and write-ups Not one lend to win the glory of military pre- republicans would in retiring silver fore. by crooked and Indefensible ♦ dollars, in establishing branch bank» meth««is, but tbe dem*« rat who loves GOOD SHOES CHEAP. Wn< Mam ”3’. elude that this county is not interest man has been deceived by his reports ponderanre ♦ tn eniargiug upon the powers of the’ his rountry has made his decisions Tbe Tribune, for itself, ia not In national banks and in the substitution upon conditions as be finds them, not It is asserted by the members of ed in the subject of irrigation and the and to such a man the people of the •♦•♦•♦•♦•♦•♦•♦•♦•♦•♦•••«•o»o»o»o»o»o»*»w»osö the Associated Press that that organ projects under consideration will not Inland Empire turn with genuine climM to concur in the morality of >t an ass»- currency for the present U]«on «onditions as he would like to Mr Darts' nomination and what it currency it will be because he U re have them ization is not political, yet in every receive the same enthusiastic sup friendship and admiration mean*, and is merelx setting forth strained by ibe demoerzts in the Bryan Not Yet Dowmed. item of news affecting the adminis port that other more interested local- The people of this county and the»«' views for the asalslan* ♦ ot those bouse and senate Nothing greater After hav ing stated thal i shall sup- » tration. it colors the facts to manu ities will receive. who may care to get into the band can b w ro|»eei*-d from him on the ♦ Eastern Oregon are invit«*d to furnish ■ agon, and also to forewarn the pub m >ney port the ticket, and after having given facture opinion. It makes its news to question R C BEACH, President T G HAIIJTY. Vkv-Pr* ♦ u>> reason* for so doing, I think it Mr Hall and his friend. Mr Andrus tic that the iuni»sn pap»-r« <om:qg suit the occasion, and wilfully sup Is nature reversing her ancient pro- W L THOMPSON Cashier Trusts and Labor. due to the democrats of tbe nation to * into the field are not tn be relied all availably crop and harvest infor ♦ presses that portion which would de gram in Oregon? Is the gradual set- ■ he trust question the demo •ay. tha' while tbe fight on «njcomic upon, and that conditions joint very ♦ No. 7101. plat form is very much better que» ti>*n* is postponed, it is not aban- * tract from its purpose. As a thrilling 'lenient and cultivation of the arid mation, for it will be used to the best strongly to a dem*«ratic y*-ar which he repu an piatfonn. but the A> soon as the election is a ♦ ««ample of the fact that the Associ regions of Eastern Oregon having a advantage in the interrot of the state was not the <ase two days ago.—Lew f i*ark«-r virtually null! over I shAli, with the help of those * The desire of the Harriman sys- iston Tribune. ated Press does express opinion in its tendency to increase rainfall* and is ♦ trust plank 1’nleaa in *b<> b# !>eve a. i do. undertake to or news and is used as a tool, the Amer the denudation of forests on the coast t»m • publishing these booklets and hl» letter of acceptance he romin't.« saaiae before the campaign of 19vti. EDUCATING THE FILIPINOS. illustrated letters is to place true hlir.M-lf to anti ;ru*t legislation we * ican people remember very well how decreasing rainfall in some districts object being to . marshal the * « OF PENDLETON not expect him to pursue a dif tri n<l» of popular government within it was used in the attempt to dishonor in that part of the state? It is true conditions before dissatisfied people One of the wisest things the Philip nevnj * « ferent course from that pursued by th* in the East •l»-m<x ratic party to the support An untrue condition por- pine commission ha» don»- wa» to pas* President Rooaevelt. Dewey, degrade Miles and tear the that portions of Umatilla county, * Iua: IV of a radicai pre a: and progressive policy » trayed by this company would only set *54, under whuh th» supenn'en « « honors from the record of Schley, all north and west of Pendleton, are in- S«> far a* labor quewtion* are cop to mak»' the le demcxratle pariy an rt- democratic par»y dent of education is authorized to ♦ ’hree of whom were democrats, yet creasing in fertility every year Land redound to its loss and discredit, «end to the l'ni’«»d Stales ea< h year *ern«l we must await Judge Parker* Scient mean» in the hands of the peo » who had given the flower of their scarcely considered worth plow after the first rush of homeseekers 1*«< boys aud giris of high school age letter before we shall know whether i pie for securing relief from the « the latasring man ha« anything to ex m*-nt that control* th«- republican par » lives to their country. ing 10 years ago. is now considered But truthful and fair portrayal of for tbe purpose of training them to pect « !r»-tn his election. The labor ty and for the time being is in con Western conditions and opportuni t>««*me tsacbera, lawyers. «R m .or», en ♦ The people of Lake county are jus to be the safest and most certain ties. results in a continued, growing, gineers and tor other profession» on plank as prej«r«l by Judge Parkers troi of the demix ralle party, This sub-cotximittee b-cummittee was a plan of organiza: •n will be elaborai- » tilled in their indignation against the wheat land in the county. Where it appreciative host of friends who rondition that for five years after friend« on the su ♦ ■ raddling tr.< i«-aningle«)> aningl»-« plank In I ed soon, it is only mentioned a' t this Oregonian, for printing the sens*- yielded from five to 12 bushels in come to look upon the system and iheir return they shall he subject to full cotnmltt ee. planks were adopted i time that the readers of the Com- * * tional rot about the supposed murder 1890 to 1895, it now yields 18 to 25 its I faithful agents as the true sources the orders of the governni.-nt for pub in tavor ot arb. ration and the etg money may know that the contest for » First. That «ysterna: saving pay ♦ iic service This wise law reads a* hour da, and against government by i »-«onomic and political effort wi! be of Creed Conn, the prominent stock bushels and it is needless to say that of i information and who come West follows: month for five years . with 4 per ceat ♦ injunction also a plank on the Coks- j gin again a« noon as the election anti man found dead last winter. Its "yel- prices have increased accordingly. on the merits of the case presented "In each of tbe sclwol divisions annually, will yield you I * 7 T- n rado fj' situar l«>ii if Judge Parker !» si I be continued until tbe Wells have been recently found on -be archipelago examinations io low” reports from that county cast a same length ot lime will y |*X4 L lent or ambiguous on these subjects ' a« hleved. to them Such people usually stay ♦ stigma on every respectable citizen in farms in that dry district, upon which to become citizens and home build- cure a list of students best quailfi«! would have «1 474 7« to res-eive and profit by a «ourwe of tn ♦ numberlros holes were bored years the county. The same injustice was GENERAL NEWS. Second The safety of > • ur money. The well known char NORTHWEST NEWS er». struct>«>n an*! education, in th» Unit«' ago. which did not show- a sign of done by the Oregonian to the citizens -stat»-*« shall be held under the dire* acter and ability of the board ol directors and offl--r« is a suf- « At Concord N H July 17. will b* Washington untjr farmers place If the Blue .Mountain Eagle has any tion of tbe division superintendents of Grant county last year in the water. All this shows increasing fieient guarantee of hocest and apat.e management. ♦ range war reports. Outside people moisture and greater precipitation. respect for the rules and amenities on or before the 31st of Man h in Jedi« ate«! a Christian Science i hurvh the damage done by recent fros-s at Third That we take any amount from »1 4s« upward*. which c wo ST»" ■*«• 85» ■' each year hereafter. would imagine from the reports of There are those who believe that the c respectable journalism, it will give Fourth ♦ That year money Is payable Ot de mand Candida!«»» for e»amination must Cyras W Itavls, mayor of Water- A freak in the shape of a pig with the Oregonian that Grant county was gradual settlement along the outer the Exst Oregonian proper credit for be students of tbe public »«'bools and ville Me has been nominated by the but ■ » Fifth. That w* F*y 4 per cent uteres; on certificates of ♦ • _ g« « ■ » ■ R - settled entirely by murderers and borders of the arid district will slow the story of Mos»-« Lore. of Union nativ«»» of tbe Philippine Island«, of Jemo«rats for g 'eraor Yakima tanner »sit and «atings accoun s ■editing th* interest on the sav- ♦ ly reclaim the entire area as cultiva Eastern bushwhackers. It is just such jour Oregon's oldest pioneer. goo! moral < baracter. sound physical Near!* all the asbestos in the world G«»rge Fisber of Doug'a* county, acrounts on the first dvy of February and August la each nor condition and not lews than lfi ♦ tion induces moisture and the natural is mined in L’anada i-a.«t year's out was fin«i JU«' and costs Thursday at which the Sunday Oregonian printed more than 21 year» of age nalism that holds back the settlement year put was valued at »91< s . i « h > Roseburg tor having deer h!d«s in his Î of Oregon. It seems that the people rainfall of the county is increasing yesterday with credit to the Blue Examinations were held last *um Sixth That we exten 1 to our patron* every «xnir'esy and General Diaz Is 74 yrars of age and ¡•»ssession out of season. would learn in time who their friends Umatilla county is experiencing a Mountain Eagi» Th«- «litor of the mer and 1«> boys were sent to Cali accommodation in our power, «.nsis'ent with good baakiag. aad Frank Wannag. r. op Dayton. Mont, natural transformation for the better East Oregonian knew of Mr. Lore fornia. where they are now tn the pub has been president of Mexico for < are. ♦ Seveath. That we are under government ns peer km years He is aging rapidly shot and killed Martin Johnson, in a lic schools They were lhe bright and of his remarkable history, visited iamily row. Friday, and is now being We respectfully solicit your business ♦ of G« rard Reiter supreme secretary death of Oom Paul Kruger, in While the Eagles' carnival has been The est pupil» in tbe public »• bools of th«1 pursued by a posse tn the bill* Switzerland, on Wednesday night, a success, and the lodge has made a Union., interviewed the old pioneer different provinces ot the arrhli«lagn the Catholic Knights of America, W L THOMPSON. Lankier Seattle labor union* threaten to im public schools of South»-rn Cali dead at St Ixuis ag«-d 53 years closes one of the saddest internation- great forward step in collecting funds and gathered history from him suf Tbe fornia were selected for them be Cinnabar the source of quicksilver, peach the city officials if the ordi ficient to build a biographical sketch al dramas ot the 20th century. Not fir an elegant building in this city, cause it was **»nsid«-red desirable to has l*een discovered in British Colum nance providing tor an eight-hour day content to permit his people to enjoy yet the tact remains that the money- upon The story was first primed in educate them io the most demo ratic bia—the first ever found in the do- on municipa! works is not enforced the Daily East Oregonian of June 28. manner psissible and to have them minion All lhe union ice men are on strike the fruits ot the wilderness they h»d spent with the foreign carnival com and being interest Ing history, was come into direct daily coMact with Ex President Cleveland is laid up in Seattle, but so far It is ineffectual, redeemed, on their own responsibil pany might hate been better spent reprinted in n»-arly American children of their own age. at Buzzard's Bay with his usual as ibe city is being supplied with non ity, and in their own way, from sav in patronizing a home fair associa immediately Has moved to Cottonwood street, between Water and Court. Ha is every exchange in Eastern Oregon they were distributed as boanlers summ«r ailment ' It IB not cholera union Ire carried by non-union men agery, the Briton persecuted them, tion. The fact is demonstrated again among homes of well-to-do Christian infantum Quin Brower, a 13-year-old Seattle better prepared than ever before to do blgb-claaa p:umblng at rraaona- Most of the pa|>ers using it were con- people, who would teach them by ex pursued them, made war upon them, that the people of Pendleton will pat himself tn the hand the b'.e rates Estimates cheerfully given. If you hav« work to do !n his The World's Fair commission <»n tx>> shot drove them out, desolated their ronize any public enterprise, cheer siderat»» and just enough to credit lhe ample and precept the dutie». the ! July IS paid to the government the Fourth of July Tetanus or lockjaw line see him before you go elsewhere pleasures the blessing* and tbe ethics »»<’* and set m and the lad now lie* at the homes. appropriated their lands, fully, cordially, generously. Had this story to the East Oregonian. Among of home life, and lhe climate of Cali first inxiallment due point of death those which did not so observe the spoiled their civilization, banished carnival just closed ueen an agricul fornia was consider«! tbe most ad paid it »ne day in advance, Rev. J a Pine has resigned the It la expected that Portugal will their leaders, broke up their govern tural fair, and speed program, five ruiro of legitimate journalism was vantag«>us because it is nearer that pastorate ot the Christian church at the Blue .Mountain Eagle, of John give an order to American «hip soon of the Philippine islands than «an be ment and obliterated as far as possi times the amount of money would builders for the lonstruction of a bat M tfiston »nd will take up strictly (ound in any other |>art of the United Day. the story appearing in that pa ble the Boer nation from South Afri have changed hands in Pendleton, evangelistic work in Idaho and West tleship and a torpedo boat States. ern Washington. ca. This people went across the far much of it would have remained with l»*r as an original article. From that The cost of maintaining ih«-m is Mrlntyre a - Marshal!. New York Sister Mary, of the Assumption, ____ _______ a therest frontier and settled among the fanners and stockmen of this paper the Sunday Oregonian and the about »25 a month each, not including brokers, announce tha. they are auth atory A Business and Shorthand Training School. Pendleton Tribune copy the well known aged sister • of charity, clothing, for whi< h they are allowed orizeci to put up Ilit.OOO against savage tribes to avoid encroaching on county in prizes and purses. where, died at Portland, Saturday ~ night. British rights. The Boers loved as it is, the bulk of it goes to a for giving credit to the Eagle. three )15o a year, and b«x>k». for which that Roosevelt will be elected. Car Fare Free. aged 7" year*. She came from Can they are allowed |t> a month. Tbe The big freight sh«»ds at the Duluth a<la Two Months' Tuition Free. peace and twice trekked across the eign corcern which can do the city weeks after it appeared in the East government pays all expense* and to Oregon in 1854. dock burn»»<1. setting fire to two tugs, Write today. borders into unknown wilds, to avoid no earthly good, and which will for- Oregonian The editor ot the Eagle provide* them with an outfit.—Ex which were also destroy«! The loss Pendleton. Oregon. When confronted with evidence tha- she had stolen a trunkful * war. Still unsatisfied, British greed g:*’ that PenC’eton is on the map, did not make the effort to get the change. is great, but undetermined as yet. Anna Hans* n. of Seattle, and bloodthirstiness pursued them, until another route for a summer story, did not know of the character Army maneuvers at Henry Ranch. clothing. took poison. Thursday, but was saved Cal . during August, will be witnessed and has finally destroyed the race. cat nival program is laid out. With perhaps, yet he appropriates the la FAIRBANKS A TEETOTALER by prompt measures by attaches from the British. German Begins its twenty-third vear Sep The entire people is now trekking to the cc-operation of the state and the bor and property ot a fellow laborer The prohibitionists of Oregon are French. Japanese and other nations. tember *0. 1904. Four terns in roch Il is said that Senator Fairbanks foreign lands to once more gain a legislators from Eastern Oregon, it and allows the mistake to go uncor now investigating the direct primary Frank P. Slavin, the famous pugil sc bool year, affording eppertunitiro never took a drop of liquor in hi* seems that I matilia county could get reeled. The readers ot the East Or life and i* heartily opposed to the ist, is supposed to be suffering with : law. to ascertain if they will be a!- for beginning a course in September. egonian. however, were furntsh«-d the ; lowed to nominate under it The at- The Mammoth and the Mosquito a county fair organization, The peo treating habit. In fact, he has no his last illness, at Dawson. Yukon I torney general says they wilL November. February and April. pie are amusement-hungry, as shown story three weeks in advance of its use for a peritoti who treat*. "That . Territory. He has appendicitis and The Best Training for Teacher*. Ixis Angeles delegates to the Anrer- by their patronage of the carnivals, use by the metropolitan press, which reminds me of a fellow who used Io hemorrhoids. th»- norma! course, with its assur , lean Mining Congress to t»e held in travel around with the boys," say* to Newcastle' One cannery ance of good '»os it ions at good wages How much better would a stock and fact compensa'es for all subsequent Colonel Clifton, in the Arkansas Re at Coals Eug«-ne. Or. has this year shipped Portland on August 22. are making injury. Write for new catalogue containing agricultural fair be for the city and publican. "He liked liquor, but hat to California 15.LXH» pounds of Soft | every effort to secure the 1905 meet- I ing of the congress for that city. full information concerning courses county* One of the most interesting things ed to treat We never knew him to Whites (cherrtrol.. 77 tons of Royal of study, training in actual teaching buy. but when any one else ordered I Fritz Adolfson (an Irishman) a occurring in the Socialist movement he was Johnny on the spot. Suddenly Annes and 25 tons < of Black Reputali- sailor on the ship Matterhorn, has aff cded under real condition* In town cans The keenest sword, which Japan Is just now is the persistent and care- •«,.».» » . ca<l coun,ry school*, and full detail* he got sick, ami when about to just l»een awarded $5<»o damages in A day of public mourning com- now using against her big antagonist, fill study and investigation that is breathe his last sent for a friend and Portland for being knocked down and uu^d h a<1'•nc0<, rour*e <»? »tody *>:h the addition*! advantages at of President memorating the d«-ath is tjie American tactics which bet being made by socialists of the times said; "I’m a goner. Here's my bank t'aul Kruger, has been proclaimed at kicked by the captain while at sea Address Secretary J. B. V. Butler, or President E. D. Ressler. What has com» to pass in thousands of scholars and generals have taken and the teachings of Jesus, says the book. I have no heirs. Take It all. Pretoria, Transvaal. Albert Redmond, a rancher living by General We have been friends (or many year* Botha, ex-reunmander of the Boer near Columbia Falls. Mont., is accus yearn seems hardly credible. Primitive home from American schools. Her Monmouth, Oregon. Vanguard It has been claimed that and you know my style. Give me a man. a weakling in comparison to modern «I *»f wrecking a Great Northern train man, was able to conquer the huge mon best victories have come through the socialism is hostile to Christianity, d«-enl burial, erect a tombstone over army. aters of thousands of years ago, such as virile Americanism of the Japanese |i. C Boyd arid Robert O'Neil), through revenge, for the company and it is constantly asserted fhat my grave and put on it an approprl- night telegraph operators of the C. | forcing a right of way through his the Mammoth and to day the, are dead The friend bail a forever; yet the mosouito and fl, have leaders. They are using enlighten Jesus had nothing to say about social ate inscription.' farm square block of marble placed on the 1) A- Q.. at East St. Louis, were ■ever been conquered. It is now time ment and skill against stupidity and THE MARK The steamer Oregon which arriv and economic problems. problems This has grave, with these words on each drowned at midnight Saturday night for the scientist to devise methods for kill If the Russian driven some of the socialists to inves- side : 'This Is On Me.' —New York while taking a swim after their ed at Seattle from Nome, Thursday ing the^nosquito and fl,, so that the, will sheer brute force. of cleanliness and nea'nros is on go to join the mammoth and the monster wins in this struggle it will be be with »200,000 in dust on board, re^ work. ea< !i individual piece of linen or other lizards. The mosquitoes and flies are dan tigate the matter and they have gone Presa. 1 J4 The Christian Scientists dedicated I ports that lhe ‘ longshoremen of Nome "ash goods entrusted to our careful gerous enemies of man because the, spread cause Japan gets over-confident and at the task with the evident faith were on a strike when the vessel left contagion. The mosquito often carries the ventures too tar. As long as she bands to undergo the process krown a church building «»sting |2O0.tsHt. in DOMINION DAY. that city. Ierm of malaria with his bite. The hou«e that Jesus could not by any fair in as laundering. First, we wash clean; Concord. N H . Saturday. Mary , spread« germs of disease over our food keeps at a safe distance and strikes terpretation. be held to lie hostile to E. Spencer, of the - _ , W ........... of the church, do- second, we starch rightly and only These bacterial germs ever bunting for viciously, rapidly and unerringly at It is 37 years since the scattered Baker Eddy, head where starch Is needed; third, our the weak spot, find a place in our blood, socialism With characteristic zeal provinces of Canada were consolldat naled |18o.o<*t of the cost of the steamer Spencer, «ill take Portland newsboys on an excursion on Sunday, ironing is really second to nona in and then we suffer from grip, catarrh con arms length, she can keep the slug and thoroughness the beginners building. ed into one dominion which gave of sumption, or malaria. July 17, despite the fact that his boat "hold-to-the-jast" finish Tersely told, which rode four gish Russians on the run. If she A handcar upon birth to the impulse of nationhood. this study of the times of Christ Dr. R V. Pierce, chief consulting ph,si- Iles stranded ou a rock near Hood ’his is a complete first-class laundry The start was made by men of great young people—two gentlemen and two cian to the Invalids’ Hotel and Snrgical ever "clinches," with Russia, by land, have already been mad/-, And some faith—men who believed In the abili ladles was run down by a freight River. Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y., says. "There the fight is lost. A thousand pin most interesting ‘matter is being ty of the |H>ople to make the dominion train near Fhnporia, Kan would be no grip epidemics, the germs of THE DOMESTIC John Anita Deschontz. of a l’on land consumption, or malaria would find no pricks, and swift, keen thrusts are brought to light. The condition of „ under ____ __ strong and great That faith has been Owens was killed and the remaining vaudeville company. is arrest place in the human econom,, if the blood more weakening to the Russians than STEAM LAUNDRY In that city for sending obscene liter were pure, if the lungs, heart and other the laborers at the time of Christ, more than justified The pulse of the three were fatally injured. ature through the mall. She abused organs were fed on good blood Poisons a "rough and tumble clinch.” beats with full and quickening The army transiwirt Dix will leave the labor unions of that time, the nation should not be allowed to accumulate in the life. The most sanguine anticipa another actress, who gave the letter bod,; to be safe it is best to take a gentle Christian communion, and the rela tions of those who laid the founda- In a few days for the Philippines to the authorities. ••••••••••••••••••• In a few «lays with 250 head of horses The Weston Leader indulges in a laxative at least once a week " Snch a vegetable laxative as Dr. Pierce s Pleasant column of school boy oratory because tion of live unions to the struggles of lions of the «iominion are being real- and cattle for the government breed H II Eaton, a Seattle attorney, re Pellets contains nothing which conld ha m the Christians, Christ's open denun izetl There have been days of trial, ing farm. In the shipment are the ceived >233 per minute or »7000 for the East Oregonian dares to criticise ■lays the s,stem. ciation of the rich and espousal of there of adversity, days of gloom; tirst cows ever sent from the United 30 minutes' work, in going through For putting the blood ia order, and as a the action of the national democratic have been good times and there ,h.M f"rmal Pr,Me88 °f probating the tissue builder and tonic for those weskened the cause of the poor—all these and have been bad times; then- have been Stales to the Philippines. will of an intestate widow, and es- is made from the choicest wheat that grows. Good broad Is b, coughs, colds, catarrh, grip, nothing will convention. The East Oregonian has Al IJnkville, (ia . Jasper Hardy's many more interesting facts are be- race differences which have been fol cheatiug the estate. build one up quicker than Dr Pierce s heard of no edict forbidding free edi assured wheu Byers' Best Flour la used horse fell while going down a sleep lowed by fuller and clearer under Ing investi ,ated. Golden Medical Discover,. This is a med Bran, shorts, steam roll- Ed Duke, official starter at the a ed barley always on hand. icioe made entirel, of roots and het ba, torial expression in the United States. standings, religions differences which hill, and a broken buggy shait entered without the use of alcohol the animal's aide. Hardy attempted Meadows race track, The foundation of this government is Seattle, has been • DEMOCRATIC INGENUITY. have led to broader toleration, but. Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser is sent free fixed on the right of the individual to looking around us ami above us' to unharness and extricate the ani fined |25 and costs for cruelty to a • on receipt of stamps to pa, expense of Considering that there is only one there is hardly a cloud visible on the mal. when It made a tremendous and race horse on the track - X He beat th«» a mailing only. Send zi one cent stamps exercise his inalienable privilege of life between the vice-presidency unexpected lunge and thrust the other animal over the head because it and sky. The sun of Canada's prosperity for paper covered, or 31 stamps for cloth thinking. This is the first recognized W. 8. BYERS. Prop. the presidency, it may seem strange shines dear and high.—Ottawa Free shaft into Hardy's stomach, killing pranced at the barrier before making binding, to Dr. JL V. Pierce, Buffalo, N Y. the start. him instantly. principle of democracy. that the democrats have nominated Press. I foothold and to found their institu tions This old leader has been driv en from hiding place to hiding place, until at last he died of a broken heart FRIDAY. JULY 22. 1904 as much as from age und disease an independen r newspaper England can never wash this stain from her history UPBUILDING OREGON. Great Sensational Clearance Sale Lee Teutsch’s Dept. Store : July Clearance Sale DINDINGER, WILSON & CO. Commercial National Bank A FEW FACTS FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION BECK, THE PLUMBER BECK, the Reliable Plumber Modern School of Commerce Oregon State Normal School, Monmouth BYERS' BEST FLOUR PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS .....................................................: