The east Oregonian., July 29, 1904, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 4

rate of 11.4 per 1000 of the 1,932,315
WORK FOR THE OPTIMIST
NORTHWEST NEWS.
of the tin soldier business On leav­
estimated as its midyear population
ing Port lain! one of the companies
To be optimistic about your state, by th»« United States census bureau
Uscar Olson and «'buries Johnson
from Idaho refuse«! to occupy berths
your county, your city, or your school The lowest previous rate for Chicago were killed Saturday night in. a cave­
was
12
1
in
this
city
pulmonary
tu
­
, in a tourist car. where another Idaho
in al Wallace.
"Th« Kodak" season Is now
district is a pardonable weakness,
FRIDAY,
JULY 29. 1904
berculosis is now the principal cause
_____________
, company was quartered This boys'
John Flynn a laliorer was killed by
on and we have the largest and
To see a silver lining, where the of deulh, th«* <13 reported being exact­
a Northern Pacific train at Tacoma.
INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER play caused a general upsetting of
most complete line profession­
croker sees nothing but mud. to put ly 15 per cent, or mor«- than a sixth of Saturday evening.
This is the one month of the year we desire to clean out our
“ j plans and much annoyance to the rail-
the total, while pneumonia has fallen
al and amateur photographic
the
best
foot
forward,
to
hope
for
th«
“
shoe
stock.
Dispoiw
of
all
odds
and
ends
regardless
of
cost.
We
Published «very Friday at Pendleton. road company. At Pendleton the col-
Three thousand people attetidvsd the
to second place, with only 12.3 p»-r
goods ever shown in the city.
have had great success so far this month.
Oregon, by the
best, speak of the bright side, lite cent,
last
«lay's
session
of
the
Chautauqua
or an eighth the total deaths.
At the prices we are asking for good stylish, serviceable shoes
EAST
OREGONIAN
I PU8LISHING onel in command was left bv his tram and br»-ath in an atmosphere of buoy­ In New
at Gladstone I’ark Saturday
York
the
disease
still
holds
Iron’t forget to take a camera
hl* month,
can’t afford to pans un by.
after buglers hail paraded the streets
COMPANY.
ancy. all these are traits that ar»- pos­ the lead — 142 deaths from pneumonia
Portland ticket scalpers are reap­
or
kodak with you on your v*.
‘
‘
blown
1 and locomotive whistles were
Children's shoes in sizes 8% to 2; regular price
sessed by few (principally real estat«- and 121 from pulmonary tuberculosis. ing a harvest now from the tourist
8UBS«’KIPTION KATES
ration
When
—American Med., ine
for
the
departure
of
the
train
travel
coining
to
the
West.
31
5".
32
0",
32.25
and
32
50.
all
go
during
sale
at
Dally, one year oy man .
agents and preachers.) but they are
31.00
S»-- ouih:<l<- display
Dally, eix months by mall
the colonel found that h«> was left he
The long delayed salmon run in the
♦
traits that ar»- worth dollars and cents
Dally, three months by mad
WANDERLUST.
Columbia river has ceased already,
wire«l ahead to have the train held
sizeii 3 to 6, all widths in
Daily, one month by mall
to every community.
causing
const«
illation
mong
fisher
Dally, per mouth by carrle
until he coulii catch up, which was
Many nobby styl<-s, regular
Weekly, one year by mall
Optimism is a sort of mental <> spirit of ih< Wanderlust.
men
July -.<)<• pri«<- 75c to $2 00.
Weekly, alx month* by mall
denied him by the adjutant in charge,
That
whispers
ever,
beckons
yet
♦
Edward Shields. of Shields* circuit
Weekly, four months by mi
"boom”—it is on the "hurrah" order, B<- still. I m - still, and let me rest —
«
and
so
the
colonel
was
relieved
of
his
Semi Weekly, one year by t
will
in
light
or
heavy
soles,
our
vaudeville
fam»-,
go
to
Chicago
I
um
1
i
«
s
‘
fine
shoes
I
down
the
wrath
of
and often brings
Your luriug paths let lue forget!
Semi Weekly, »lx months by mall
i
lines;
broken
lines
and
not
command
and
a
general
scrap
in
of
­
the
stump
for
Root
this
week
to
take
regular
33
50
to
35
Semi Weekly, three montlrn by mall
the world upon i it. yet it is neces- Your endless yearning fir» s my heart, evelt
many of a kind, but < an give you a go<»d assort
ficial circles was precipitated on his
i B<>rn of a race that loves to roam. I
Member Scrtppe McRae News Aasocia-
sary. If it were not for the hopeful
They are selling now for
m«lp to choose from i
The
Lewis
and
arrival
at
home.
Eastern
Oregon
can
I
<
annot
wait
and
be
e» dit ent —
tloa.
_
man. for the cheerful man. for the
from
32
00
to
$2.50.
DRUGGISTS
slon
is
preparing
You
lure
in»-,
drag
me from my
Tb« Fast Oregonian Is on sal« at B B be proud that she «iidn’t have enough imaginative man. for the bubbling.
M-rlptlvc paint
h<>m<-'
Men’s fine dr««s and work shoe«, about 700 pairs
Klebs New* Stands at Hotel Portland and "soldiers" at the encampment to
sources
In all. ar«- being cloned out regardless ot rout ;
Hotel Perkins. Portland. Oregon.
I j cause a disturbance It appears to sputtering, fanciful devil, with paint I tain would plant a vine and live
Cor. Mam and Court Sta
$1.25 to $2.00 ik - w buy- a 32 '"-'i to 33 5‘i ho*
Twenty-throe < arloads ot hogs,
A dreamer lu its patient shade
i
—
ed
dreams
and
rosea!»»
realities,
the
San Francisco Bureau. 408 Fourth St | the p»«ople that young men enjoying
Pendleton. Oregon.
I
fain
would
grow
into
the
grogating
23<H»
head,
were
shipped
soil.
Chicago Bureau. 9«>9 Security Building
world would be a dyspeptic sanitari-
Best of ail The Royal Blue 33 5«i shoe for rri'*n
Washiugtou. D. C. Bureau. 501 14th St.. a vacation at public expense should
But still 1 hear your voice upbraid' from Garfield, Wash . to Seattle.
’
«
have
them
In
10
«Jiff-rent
styles
Exclusive
un.. minus even th»> presence of sick You »hisp»-r yet of heights untrod.
!t W.
Thursday.
at least be considerate enough to con
agents in Pendleton
man's smile.
Of El Dorados yet unfound!
Lieutenant-General Chaff »-<■
Telephone. Main 11.
and
dust themselves with decorum
Half the progress of the world is My heart lifts anchor and away.
mander of the United States army, is
entered at Pendleton postoffice a« aeeond not invite public censure.
Whene'er it hears that luring now at Fort Vancouver on a tour of
originated In pure hot air Half the
claaa mattar.
sound!
Inspection.
The work now being done on the railroads ever built were conceived O »-pint pa»a tn« by and go!
Mrs. Jam»» mnman of Eugen«,
1-et me forget, let me repose
Columbia bar and the jetties at the and actually promoted by men with
shot W W .Korn. Wednesday night.
PORTLAND. OREGON
g«-nlns
but
I'd
rather
be
content
and
rest
no
capital
but
push
and
no
She is in jail at Eugen«, trying to in-
mouth of the Columbia river Is of
A private boarding
Than-follow
yet
the
sunset
glows'
Corner
Main
and
Alta
Streets
cure l-ondsmen
such a permanent and efficient nature optimism and adventure.
and day school Maa-
The wild frontiers are luring on.
From
idle
dreams
their
schemes
The Felly River Indians ar»- now in
ual i raining, military
that the speedy removal of that bar­
Th»- glistening range I long to seal»-.
destitution, according to reports from
disc-ipHne »o'.lege pre­
rier seems now assured The slow evolved Into stern realities, dividend The pioneer within my heart
their r»-M-rvation Great suff«-ring pre
Better a smile than a tear or a
paration Boys of any
payers tor the lagging pessimists who
Is hnngostag 'or the fairy taie-
and
tedious
extension
of
the
jetti««s
sigh.
vails among them
ag<- admitted a*, any
Is yearning for the patbless wilds
skulked
in
th»«
rear
and
scooped
in
farther and farther into the «x-ean is
Better a laugh than a frown.
time. Fall term opens
The flouring mill at Bonner. Mont
That
lead
beyond
the
lar
frontiers
Better an upward look to the
deflecting the sand carried down by th»« stock
Heptemlier 14. I3*>4
loss 325.•>•*,
There's something tugging at my wna burned Sun-lay
sky
There is work for the optimist.
The town was sav«-d by a s|x*cia)
heart.
the stream away from the bar toward
CUT THIS OUT.
o
Than always a sad look
| >t firemen from Missoula
the coast on the north side, and is There ar»« hidden fountains of Indus For I m a whelp ot pionwrs’
And mair ’o Dr J W Hit Hi’! Mill­
down.
Four hundred »-mpioyes of Olds, ♦
ry Arad«my Portland. O’
creating a channel and a suction try and commerce in every state
is
the«
olden.
Wanderlust
It
Wortman a King ot Borland, have
I tar« ___ boys, whom I want to
The joys we find in each little
which promises to scour out a pas- which ar»« only spied out by the ad­
the
That drov«- my grandsties o’er
been granted a weekly ha!f holiday
nd to a military »«bool Their ages
day
sea.
sage that will give 40 feet of water venturous prying, uneasy spirit of
-luring th»- month of August.
Perhaps may seem few and
................................... P'eaae send
That spurned the tyrant s hated touch.
over the present bar where there is the dreamer and the man who risks
The drea-!<«d hot winds appeared in
small.
prices and terms alar- illustrated
That
framed
the
war
cries
of
the
a
poor
optimist
who
cannot
It
is
th- Wa!-a Walia wheat belt Saturday
now but 22 feet. Portland and the
But better these little joys. I
p»ire ratalogue of your rboo!
free!
BUT OUR JULY CLEARANCE SALE 16 STILL ON. AND
afternoon but It is thought all grain
sav.
entire Inland Empire are watching take a bung hole and build a barrel It smoulders yet. It bursts to flame
is
too
far
advanced
to
be
Injured.
i
Name
Than to have no joys at all.
the progress of this work with joy around it. it is a poor organizer who
AE ARE GIVING THE BEST BARCAIN ò IN SHOES OXFORDS
It whispers of the haunting West—
Th»- Grand lodge ot the A O U
Addree« •
set
four
location
stake«
on
the
cannot
Along
its
luring,
perilous
paths
Its success means unquestioned com
ANO SLIPPERS. IN THE CITY.
Keep faith in the love that
Th»« world's adventurous feet have now In session, gav»- ll«"~- toward a
mountain side and evolve a million
mercial
supremacy
for
Oregon's
grow
­
fraternal temple to be built in Port­
blesses men
pressed!
a
ing metropolis; it means completion dollar proposition
As the sunshine does the
The tie» of Home, tue chains ot I »uve land for the Ixwis and Clark fair
not
find,
It
is
better
to
risk
and
sod.
In
swimming
Rogue
river.
2"
miles
a
of other river improvements, that will
Are snapped as hempen strands
Let us do our best and trust
below Grant's Pass, Thursday, to get ♦
would be.
place the ocean within easy access ¡ than to sit still and and not find
the rest
a d--er be had just shot on the o|
from the isolated fertile empires A good effort that fails is worth a And Something. Something calls up­ site side of the riv r. Cancer John
To the Father heart of God
on.
Somebody
thousand
refusals
to
try.
GOOD SHOES CHEAP. ’Phene Ma n 113'
now
locked
behind
the
river
barriers
—Eben E Rexford.
To scale the range, to pass the sea' • as drowned
It will be the solution of problems ot 1 must venture Somebody must or To view and conquer farther wilds
The body ot Mrs Eva Ellis
To go beyond the out flung lines
escaped from a Portland sanitarium
more moment to the Northwest than ! ganize Somebody must lead
the construction of the Panama canal , The hopetui man who stirs up «.im­ Of human conquest where the world. two months ago was found in the
Free from all narrowing la» re­ Wiliamette Thursday where she had
WAGES AND LABOR.
will mean to the same tributary. In , munities and awakens new life and
clines’
j Irowned herself
new
energy
Is
a
benefactor,
in
th«
It is believed that five-sixths of the spite of this barrier. Portland is
O spirit of the Wanderlust,
Mrs W'lliiam Walker, of Tacoma
transient gleam <>f bls enthusiasm,
Peace, peace. 1 pray—no more iron swallowed carbolic acid Friday with
men out of employment who have leaving the Puget Sound tar in the ,
somebody
always
stumbles
onto
a
val
­
tiers
—
suicidal intent, the acid burning h*»r
BEACH PTCsldeat.
drifted into Pendleton within the last rear in export trade and with the bar i
uable addition to the community. It I fain would be a Builder now
thre-at she cried out ar-d «asc saved
six weeks have been really seeking removed and the river opened. Port I
T G HAILEY Vice President
Although
a
whelp
of
Pioneers
by prompt measures.
may come In the form of new enter­
honest employment and were willing land will have no competitor fp the i
BERT Hi FFMAN
W L THOMPSON, Cashier
J H iJodge a government expert
GLASSES THAT DO NOT HT
Pendleton. Or
title ot the "Gateway to the Orient." ' prises. or it may come in the form
to accept it at decent wages
from Ciet «land, O . has been sent to
are much worse than tone at aJL I
of
a
more
compact
and
harmonious
a
total
In other words, that out of
Eugene to superintend the construe-
to an
GENERAL NEWS
The packing house strike now on ef­ business organization, but good al­
-Ion of a few miles of model country •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••e
OPTICIAN
of 100 unemployed, not over 15 or 16
ways results from enthusiasm along
road fo; the government.
whet the eye« are weak. Then the
have been of the hobo class. Hoboes fects lOo.OOO men and promises to be j
the
in
There
ar«
now
15,000
Jews
industrial lines.
glasses will b* absolutely ■crrect.
Unknown parties exploded a large
are generally dirty, and have ways bitter and prolonged It is interesting
Russian army tn Manchuria.
No ciiarg* Ji made here for '.»*tt>g
quantity ot dycamite under the Prig
It
don't
pay
to
be
glum
to
know
that
the
organized
butchers
that are conspicuous and disagrees
The widow of th»- late Henry George J mor«- hotel a: P-- Ell. Wash.. Thurs­
the
sight and very li’.tie for ».ppjy-
The world judges you by your coun- di»«d in New York City Friday aged
ble, and the tendency is to overesti­ who precipitated the strike had no
ing
day. wrecking th« building and fur­
tu years
grievance. The packers offered to •«nance largely
SPECTACLES OR EYEGI_4=SES
niture. but doing no turth-r injury
mate their numbers.
The battleship South Dakota waa
for read ng or general purjKisea.
renew
the
agreement
with
the
organ
­
The
reclamation
department
of
th«
On the other hand an honest labor-
A GRAVE MENACE
successfully launched at San Fran- is- United State- government has just
We <arr> a f. ! -« of gold »pecta-
er is seldom intemperate, quarrel- ized trades which expired on May 28
Band eyeglaar»-* Price» are mod-
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••»e*
co. Friday
J"00u
completed
the
irrigation
of
and
which
was
entirely
satisfactory
to
In his speech in the United State*
some or noisy, and a dozen of his
era««
Eleven
million
dollar*
have
been
.
and
acres
of
land
near
Reno
Ner
class are not as much in evidence in both sides. But the packers having senate in which be sd vocal «-d the re- j appropriated for improvements to the will o|»en it to aettlement in about I
GLENN WINSLOW
pe»l of the desert land act. the timber
two weeks
a community as one hobo, unless they no agreement with the unorganized, and stone act, and the commutation Tran« Siberian road
unskilled
laborers
comprising
two-
Jeweler
and Optician
The cowboys employed in the Ea*t
Rudolph Witter, a Sai mon river
become actually dependent upon char­
c'xute of the homestead act. Paris
Po»tc*Kce B ock.
St
Ixiuis
stockyard*
have
»iruck
in
fifths
of
the
total
number
of
packing
miner
killed
Chris
Wain
ar.-l
L
I».
Gibson,
senator
from
Montana,
said;
ity.
Ixng and fatally injured la-ng's 14-
"Our country's growth has been so sympathy with the but< hers.
Marshal Carney states that within house employes, decided to reduce
The r«belHou* Caucasus and Bourat y ear-old son in a row over mining
remarkable, owing to virgin soil and
the
wages
of
these
laborers
from
18
St
the past four days 75 unemployed me*
the agricultural possibilities of the tribe* on the Russian frontier, worry claims at S«c«wh Meadow*, near
Grangeville. Idaho Friday mornihg
have gone from Pendleton to Morrow to I7*a cents per hour and refused .Middle West, that we seem to have the czar mor than 'he Japanese
these are PROSPEROUS DAYS
county by rail, and all paid their to deal with them except as individu- taken no time to consider whst the
Fifty special policemen were sworn
William McFall, of Union, is sup-
als.
The
butchers
and
other
organiz
­
coadition
of
the
nation
wii!
be
when
in
at
St
Joseph.
Sunday,
to
preserve
own railroad fare in anticipation of
posed to have b««-n drowned in Snake
AND NOW IS THE F TTING TIME
the middle of the present century
His horse ha* been
getting work in either harvest, or on ed trades took up the grievance of i-hail be reach»««! The population of order In the ;»acking house district. river Friday
FOR YOU TO LAY ASIDE A FUND
the unorganized laborers and ordered
Th« new 31steel bridge found and bloodstains m the rocks on
the stock ranches.
the Uhne-1 States in 1*50 was 23.000.- over Frazer river at New Westmin the hank of the river have also been
AGAINST A TIME OF NEED. WE
Not one of these men had the hobo a strike in sympathy. The butchers <>00.
ster. was formerly opened Saturday. found, »bowing that an accident ha»
give
as
a
reason
for
their
sympa'.b«'
SUGGEST THAT YOU
COME TO
In 195" it should be 200.00»«.0«>'. un
characteristics.
although none of
The Northern Pacific has declared happened
ic
strike
the
fear
that
the
reduction
less
the
nation
shall
be
torn
to
pieces
AND
OPEN
A
SAVINGS
THIS
BANK
them had more than a very few dol­
J«»hn C<op«r i »akx-uman ot Salem
by internal dissensions or by wars .ts regular quarterly dividend, which
lars. and in some cases the fare of of the wages of the unskilled labor with foreign nations Is it not there­ amounts to IS per cent this quarter • a» « xmivi - ted of violation <>f the Sun­
ACCOUNT.
A DOLLAR IS SUFFI­
Several cloudburst in Chihuahua day closing law Thursday, and fin»-d
the needy was paid by his compan­ meant a subsequent reduction for fore the part of wisdom and patriot­
ACADEMY BOARDS
CIENT TO START.
FOLR
PER
ions. Their leaving town left a very skilled labor and that by taking up ism to resolve now that what is re­ < have destroyed *ev«»ral native *ettle- 3100 and coal« Th:» 1- the aec«>nd
STRETCHERS
CENT INTEREST ALLOWED
i ments in the northern part of the of a sen«« of case* to be heard. 11
noticeable hiatus, and many are the fight of the laborers, it would maining of the public domain shall »late
BRUSHES
saloonmen
having
been
s<?rved
with
be
held
sacredly
for
our
people
who
cause them to organize, and then the
prone to say that there has been with­
ARTISTS SArl 78
The new railroad to Tonoi«ah. Nev warrants
employes could present a solid union­ will make horn»»» upon it? Jefferson.
in the past week quite "a thinning
Hamilton. Jackson. Benton. Lincoln ( ha* been «-ompleted and Governor
In
the
rock
quarry
near
Fisher'»
BLENDERS
ized front to the beef trusL Since and Cleveland—in fact, all the great . Spark* will drive the golden spike
out of hoboes."
I And mg on the Columbia, from which
SKY BRUSHES
the
strike
was
declared
nine-tenths
of
m» n of our country for tne past 100 , Tuesday
«tone for the Columbia jet y is being
As a matter of fact the thinning
PIJ4QUES
years—have impressed upon the ns
the
unorganized
employes
have
join
­
were
I
im
mi-
secured.
5"«*
kegs
of
powder
G M M< Kinney, head of the
out of hoboes is going on all the
the
dangers
of
landlordism
and
tion
TUBE
COLORS
in
which
I
line*
used in one blast, Thursday. I
ed the unions and while a few non­
cration bureau of tb»- Harriman
time, under the direction of the po
the supreme importance of preaerv i has resigned an the bureau is now $n(»>>i ton* ot rock was thrown j
union
negroes
are
working,
the
em
­
We make a s;e-:alty
lice. Many of them are chased out
ing the public domain for honemaK ' without a manager
two men b*ing overcome by powder
•riming
PICTURES
New.
of town, and others go through the ployes claim that there is not enough I era. and yet wc maintain land acts
fames
The Chinese Commercial Steamship
stock cf frames
grind of the police court, but very unorganized packing house labor in I in the interest of the landlord and I Company will found a colony of Chi-
Electric
'
South»
rn
Th»-
Portland
not in the interest ot the freeholder
few of them stay in town longer than the country to operate the plants. So
Is there no danger to the future of ! nese on the coast of Old Mexico to Company, with a <-pital stock ot 11,-
the
strike
simply
depends
on
the
has just be»-n organized .n
a few days, while many are here but
this country when we make laws that ■ be »ailed "Little China
staying qualities of the contes-ants »nable capitalists and foreigners to
Th»- Portland reduction mill at Col­ Salem. With John A Albert, a leading
a few hours.
orado City, which ha* b«-en ckwu-d for Salem !-anker. as the chief local pro­
O.era House Elock
One employment agency here has unless the state of Illinois forces the acquire vast bodies of public land up throe w««ek« resumes Monday with moter The obj«u-t of the company
on which a system of tenantry is be­
case
to
arbitration.
placed 157 farm hands since the hay
is to operate an electric road between
ing established as absolute as any n«>n union iab«>r-ex> >uslvely.
harvest began, which was during the
can be found in Europe?
A west bound Santa Fe train wae Salem and Portland
If the people of Eastern Oregon that
Will the people wait until it is too 1 d»-rall»-d Sunday morning at Topeaa.
first few days in June. These men
Ore Record Eclipsed.
would make the same effort to adver­ late to correct this grave evil? Indeed, Kan . killing Express Messenger Sew
have gone into all lines of farm em-
All former records of monthly ore
tise the resources of this section of we well may ask if it be not already . ell and fatally injuring a mail clerk
Koeppen • famous lee Cream can again be obtained at the old fa
ployment, and there are now very
shipments from the Coeur d'Alene*
the state that the OR AN. company too late to accomplish very much,
The fruit exports of the United wen- again shattered last month, when
vorite Log Cabin Soda Fountain
few idle men in town of any class.
ought
at
l««ast
to
save
the
But
we
'
States
for
19«»4
will
exceed
$20.«2*>
and the Oregon Information Bureau
remnant of the people’s heritage to ' 000. in 1894 the exports amounted to between 23.v«*i and £4.000 tons of
In fact, this same agency this morn­
are jointly making, there would be them Shall we arouse ourselves suf-
crude ore and concentrates were
but 33.bbO.O<|". and in 1884 l»«s* than sent to the smelters through the coun­
ing had but five names on its list for
Per set. 15 00; gold crowns.
no means of computing the benefits ticiently to do so. or let the last vest­ |2.0«. hi 00«)
which there was not, at that hour,
try.
This
eclipses
any
former
month-
-
$4
0; silver filling. 50c; ex­
the
ige
of
the
public
domain
go
to
that would accrue. While the bump­
Th»- ofleial surgeon to King Chris­ ly record by approximately 2000 tons.
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employment in sight. Up to this time
tracting. 50c.
er crop of grain and fruit is being land grabbers?— Farmers Voice.
tian of Iknmark, ha* beeu summoned Heretofore the greatest output for any j
F
O
DRUG
STOR
E
there has been an oversupply of men
Ito the bedside of his royal patient. on- month was during last May, when
harvested at least four carlods of pro­
We are thoroughly equipped
SKETCH OF JOE FOLK.
compared with the demand developed
* who is Kuff-ring from inflammation the production amounted to about 21.->
A. C KOEPPEN A BROTHER'
with all modem me*.hods and
ducts should be collected by Umatilla
here for laborers, but the probabili­
of the bladder.
OoO tons This was nearly 3000 tens I
appliances and guarantee our
county with which to decorate her
Joseph W. Folk, the democratic
ties are that when the harvesting and
Medals and St George crosses were above the average monthly shipments | •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••«••••e
werk to be of the big beat »tan *
the
state
of
nominee
for
governor
of
space in the Oregon building at the
during th»- past year. The output for s
distributed
by
the
Russians
to
Cos
­
dard, and our prices the lowest
threshing are in full Bwing there will
Lewis and Clark fair next year Now Missouri, was born in Brownsville. sack soldiers who carried 5" of their many montbs i-ast has been about 18, i
consistent with fl rat-cl ass work. »
Tenn . October 28. 1869. His father
be a measurable scarcity of labor.
IX
mi
tons
per
month
—
Idaho
Standard
I
is the time to make the collection, is Judg«- Henry B. Folk of Browns- wounded comrades 55*» miles after the
aeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeessseeeaseeeaeeeeeeesaseeaeoeeeeeees
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By no means do ail the floating la
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not next month nor next year Uma­ ville, and his mother is a descendant recent raid into Korea.
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borers get employment through the
The
terribly
heavy
rains
of
the
i>ast
tilla county is known the world over of the Ea’es family of Virginia.
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s
agencies. In fact, a very large pro­
week
have
practically
stopped
all
Dentista.
Mr
Folk
is
a
graduate
of
Vander
­
as the banner wheat county of Ore­
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portion never were on the books of
bilt University of Nashville, Tenn , land maneuvers ot both Japanese and
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Association Block.
gon and visitors will expect som»> where he finished his literary and le­ Russian armies. All the Manchurian
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the agencies. Scores of men simply
♦ ’Phone Main 1661.
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thing. If this county’s space is not gal education.
streams are now raging torrents.
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rustled for and secured jobs without
de<-orated with products that will be
He practiced law in Brownnville for
The estate of the late » ..arles S.
the intervention of a middleman.
a true index to her wealth—if she two years and then went to St. Ixiuis Dewey, ot Wheeling. W. Va.. which
Many are known to have been picked
don't outshine her neighbors and sis­ in 1898. Soon he became identified amounted to 31.'1""will be squan­
with the younger element of the dem­ dered in litigation, his heirs having
up by farmers almost immediately
ters, the public will be flatly dlsap* ocratic pany, and first became promt begun suit now for redistribution.
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upon reaching town.
pointed, She can deliver the goods if nent in i politics when he was made a
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Grover Cleveland will have an arti­
Wages are identical with the fig­
<hart er m»-tnbt-r of Jefferson club, the cle in Collier'» Weekly for July 23,
she will.
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ures paid a year ago and two years
leading democratic organization. He complimenting democrats on the se­
I HAVE A FULL LINE OF PLUMBING GOODS AND FIRST
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ago. Header-box drivers get from
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The East Oregonian's ideal of re­ served as president of the organiza- lection of Judge Parker, and giving
CLASS WORKMEN; ALSO MAKE SEWER CONNECTIONS. ES
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his reasons for indorsing this choice.
|1.50 up, the average being 91.50; in ligious worship is now being carried tion in 1898.
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Mr Folk became more generally
TIMATES FURNISHED ON ALL WORK. WORK GUARANTEED
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Canada will build three ammunition
fact, more than that figure is seldom out in Pendleton The seven protes- known to the citizens of St. Louis
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a
Backed
up
by
over
a
third
of
a
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paid for that service.
tant churches have united in a series through the prominent part he took la< tories. one at Ottawa, one n««ar century of remarkable and uni­
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Winnepeg
and
possibly
one
at
Van
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Hook tenders, spike pitchers and of union meetings, and will hold the in th»- settlement of the great ear couver. The one al Ottawa
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will
have
form
cures,
a
record
such
as
no
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header-box loaders and hoe-down men services at the different churches on srike in 1900.
an annual capacity of 40,000.000 other remedy for the diseases
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As circuit attorney for St. Ixiuis, rounds.
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get 32 straight. On heavy machines different nights. This is the true Mr Folk successfully prosecuted a
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and weaknesses peculiar to
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some are paying $2, and it is believed Christian spirit that, which underlies number of brik»-tak«rs of both branch­
Joseph Chamberlain says the de- women ever attained, the pro­
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cline in the Initlsh iron and steel
THE HARDWARE MAN.”
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there is a chance of more being paid all the teachings of the Nazarene and es of the municipal assembly.
741 MAIN ST.
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prietors and makers of Doctor
♦
Mr.
Folk's
immediate
family
con-
trade
is
Wafers,
fruit
crackers,
cream
due
solely
to
the
operation
before the season ends.
the only one that can allow of the
sists of himself and wife. He has of England's free trade laws. He cites Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
4 sticks, nut butter and salted
Sack sewers on stationaries are fullest realization of Christian ideals. four brothers living. They are: Rev. the prosp«-rity of American trusts
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now feel fully warranted in of­
peanuts.
getting from 32.50 to 33, but the 33 There is no more need of seven diff­ Dr. Edgar Estes Folk of Memphis, under protection.
fering to pay $500 in legal
:
jobs are scarce as yet. It is be­ erent churches in any community Tenn., editor of a Baptist paper; Mr.
Reports have reached Shanghai of
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lieved that 33 and 33.50 will be paid than there is need for seven Gods in Reau Estes Folk of Knoxville, the the burning of a French bishop, a money of the United States for
present state treasurer; Mr. Carey
later on, when the machines are all heaven. From a religious, social, Albert Folk, president of th«- Boscobel priest and two Chlm-se converts, by any case of Leucorrhea, Female
going.
economic and scriptural standpoint, college, Nashville; Mr. Humphrey Chim-se rioters at K hang, near Sin- Weakness, Prolapsus or Falling
gan Fu. Two
This happy condition of labor in union of the present scattered creeds Bate Folk, who is studying for the dlers have been hundred Chinese sol- of Womb, which they cannot
sent to quell the riot. cure. All they ask is a fair and
ministry.
Our cold storage meat« are always right; always tender, alwaya
this vicinity is being constantly re­ is the only logical solution of the
Receivers
were
asked for Thursday, reasonable trial of their means
juicy.
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fleeted in added improvements to problem.
for the Jerusalem Exhibition Compa­
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LOW RECORDS OF MORTALITY.
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of cure.
All correspondence
homes, the purchase of new homes,
♦
Try our mild cured Hams They are free from that strong taste
ny
and
the
Oriental
Construction
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The
czar
is
said
to
have
ordered
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THE
BEST
held
sacredly
confidential.
and other substantial evidences of
Company,
St.
lxmis
World's
Fair
con
­
The bulletin of Chicago's health de­
e
:
100,000 breast plates from a factory partment for the week ended June 11 cerns They owe St Ixiuls merchants
IS THE CHEAPEST « 4
prosperity.
If you require medical advice
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of
cuirassers
at
Milan.
Italy,
each
several
thousand
dollars
and
are
the
says:
Both
New
York
and
Chicago
Bear this m
tnd when you ♦
big
crop
makes
money
and
hap-
The
*
don’t fail to write Doctor R. V.
♦ ne«M poultry and stock supplisa ♦ ♦
breast plate being guaranteed to pro­ are breaking all records of low mor­ first of the world's fair concerns to
piness for everybody.
♦
607 MAIN STREET.
go broke.
Pierce who will give you the
and ask fo." the International
tect a Russian soldier from Japanese tality this season. At the close of
e
office hours on June 11 a total of 1222
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Poultry and Stock Food. Uae
W. J. ( ranford, of Spokane, wooed best advice possible. Address
The disgusting antics or the Idaho bullets. As the czar's men up to date,
deaths from all causes had been re­
Kow Kure for your cow trou­ ♦
militia companies on their return have been steadily on the retreat, it ported in New York city—furnishing Miss Sarah Mullen, of Worcester, Buffalo, N. Y.
♦
bles.
through a heart and hand matrimoni­
Dr.
Pierce
’
s
Pleasant
Pellets
home from the summer encampment would seem necessary for his majest- an annual rate of 16.6 per 1000 of its al paper and met her at Fargo, N. D .
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at American 1-ak.e, the expenses of ty to provide a rear guard as well estimated mid-year ixipulatlon. 3, 838,- Thursday, each traveling half the dis­ are a ladies' laxative. No other
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024.
tance to b«« wed. Each waB satisfied medicine equals them for gen­
♦
which are paid by the people, will as a breast plate for «»ach of bls sol­
127-120 East AIU St.
4AA14KU gonian for * free cat­
For the same period a total of 420 with the bargain and the ceremony
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cause a falling off in the popularity diers.
tleness and thoroughness.
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Agsot
for
Lea's
Lice
Killer.
was reported io Chicago—an annual took place.
alogue of them. A fall supply always kept tn stock.
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Big July Shoe Sale
Brock & McComas
Lee Teutsch’s Dept. Store
Hill Military Academy
fa'
The Eagles Carnival
DINDINGER, WILSON & CO
Commercial National
Bank of Pendleton
Prosperous Days
C. C. SHARP
LOG CABIN
ICE CREAM
TEETH
KOFPPFNÇ The p°PuUr prlce
White Bros.
PLUMBING
and SEWER WORK
College
Place
Health
Food
T. C. TAYLOR
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Despain & Clark !
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Its Rich and Delicious
The Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co
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LEGAL BLANKS
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C. F. Colesworthy