I - -.... -.. I - I
NEVE It
Is a long time, but whoa combined with .the word
Fail, which, makes the name of one of the best
Headache Remedies on the market, the action is
almost instantaneous. Atwood's Nexer Pail Head
ache Wafers are rightly named. They never fail.
Try them and be convinced. Free samples given
away.
FOU SALE BY
Brock & McComas Company
THE flODERN ORUOQISTS -
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(V)
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PENDLETON
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1902.
KILLED BY PREJUDICE.
abused victims. It Is not the poor
I playing of your men, gentlemen, it is
. the good playing of the Pendleton
men that is winning. Encourage
your boys instead or continually fuss
ing at them, lou "rattle tnein an
badly as you are "rattled" yourselves
made upon -thesubject of food adul
toratlon. The results -which will fi
nally be obtained will bo useful to
our lawmakers, who will be able to
form the statutes bo as to Becure the
necessary precautions in the preser
vation of foods, while at the Bame
time they will exclude positively in
jurious substances."
Experimenting upon human beings
is as a rule a risky business, but in
this case there seems no reason to
fear any serious results to the sub
jects. The foods they are to try re
such as are sold every day in the
open market, and no food whose adul
terations or sophistications are known
to be injurious will be given them.
When the results are made known the
discussion of pure food regulation will
be much clearer than it is now. More
over, the publication of the results
will itself be about as effective as a
statute. When once the public is
made aware that certain food articles
are preserved or colored with dan
gerous chemicals the demand for
those articles will cease to be suffi
cient to render their manufacture pro
fitable. San Francisco Call.
It is very unlucky nowadays to
bear the name of Tracy unless It be
the Great Harry. One Tracy was re
cently killed in California, another
nearly beaten to death" at another
place, and a man took a shot at a fel
low named Tracy at Walla Walla tho,
jsOne of tne greatest heroes of the
recent war with Spain has been killed
outright, as a hero. He still lives as
a citizen, but as a hero he Is not
only dead but scorned of all men. It
was all brought about through the
prejuuice ui ma ibuuw men. otner nIght.
Lieutenant Hobson la referred': to -
That Hobson was one of the greatest' It appears that Attorney General
heroes of the Spanish-American war. Knox is "blinded" to the trust law
there is no question. Unselfish, with-, violations throughout the country.
ont thought ot his own life, he will
ingly undertook to perform a duty
for his country tnat core tne appear- With the results obtained bv the
ance of good fruits, that looked to all government chemists in the examina
men ,as one of the most hazardous tio of various kinds of preserved
, tm nna u.hn foodstuffs offered-in the market the
reading public is fairly familiar. It
saw Hobson and his companions ja known tnat a arge number of
start into the harbor on board the such products are treated with chemi
Merrlmac. a veritable infernal ma-fcal preparations either for the pur-
chine, ever expected to see either of Pse f Preserving them or for giving
- ' L thorn on nHwi ntl vrx onnaa i-anoa Qnma
w . rt fha ft h amino to naaii n o L'nnti'n rr
MORE FOOD FOR EXPERIMENTS.
them again. Hobson
think to prepare a means of escape.
He was so Intent on his errand for hlB
country that he did not think of his
life.
That was heroism. His act was
commended as Buch throughout the
world.
But as a hero Hobson -was doom
ed to fall. He was young. He was
handsome. There was a woman in
the case There were Beveral. There
were scores. They kissed him. It
killed him, as a Tiero. Why? Where
is the young man, the handsome
young man, that would have
refuted? It would have been ungal
lant. Besides, it was plaasant, Hob
son was the symbol of gallantry. He
was human. He liked good things.
Ha yielded his cheek. Then the
other cheek. His lips! But in that
kiss those kisses, was death to the
hero. Only poor, scorned Hobson was
left. But why? It was all Jealousy.
It is charged that this terrible failing
belongs alone to women, but it is not
bo u least it was not so in Hobson's
case. All men rose up against Hobson.
He had ..kissed, permitted women to
kiss him! .
How awful! 'Where is there a man
that would permit such a thing? So
degrading! The newspaper men were
foremost in condemning him. They
gave him the first stab and the last.
They could not bear the thought of
a man committing such a crime. A
hero may run for president, or give
away the property to his wife pre
sented by- a grateful public, and be
forgiven, but for the crime of kissing,
neverl
It was all brought about by jeal
ousy. It made every man mad who
heard about it For one man to re
ceive such attention from the fair
aex .was more than other men could
bear. As one man they rose up
against Hobson. EIb valiant services
for the country were forgotten In a
moment. They even say It was a
EChoolboy trick that any one could
Lave done. They would not have
stooped so low as to merely sink a
e'-Jp. They would have taken the
whole works. Tacy killed him as a
Lero. He is now the object of gen
eral scorn. And still these Jealous
men are not satisfied. Especially the
editors. They still Jab the hero
corpse with their poignant pens!
While the papers at the different
cities composing the Inland -Empire
Baseball league are abusing home
players, the East Oregonian Is look
ing on approvingly at the Pendleton
aggregation as It continues to bring
home scalp after scalp of the much-
be injurious to the consumer. Some
are known to be harmless. The ef
fects of others are in doubt, and in
order to avoid giving them a name
which in Itself would imply that they
are injurious it has become the cus
tom to refer to them as "sophisticat
ed foods." Concerning them there
has been a long controversy, and to
bring it to a conclusion experiments
under the direction of Dr. Wiley are
now to be undertaken at Washington.
For the purpose of giving the foods
a thorough test It is desired to try
them upon human beings as well as
upon animals. An effort is being
made to get a number of young men
to submit themselves to the tests. The
plan is to get the subject in a good
normal condition by the use of proper
food, and then give him a food con
taining one of the disputed preserva
tives, such as boric acid, for instance,
and note the effect. Every chemical
preservative or coloring material
whose effects are now disputed will
thus be put through a thorough .test,
and it will then be possible for the
government officials to report posl
tively whether its use should be per
mitted. . .a
In commenting upon the work about
to be undertaken Dr. Wiley is re
ported to have said: "Heretofore,
unfortunately, most of the investiga
tion which has been undertaken in
this direction has been at the in
stance of the manufacturer or other
interested parties, so that the natural
bias peculiar to the human mind has
had to be taken into consideration in
accepting the result Through the lib
erality of congress chemistry has for
the first time been enabled to take up
the study of this subject in a thorough
and systematic manner, and will be
enabled to supplement the Investiga
tions which have heretofore been
I W. F. EARNHEAR-T,
Office, Association
Block.
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
COLLECTIONS
Lots in Pendleton from
$30 to $500.
Several good homestead
claims for homeseekers.
Farm lands and
lands for sale.
grazing
SUMMER GOODS "MUST GO
Our new Fall goods are coming in and we find room very
valuable in our store. We still have some Summer goods, and
we must sacrifice on these to hurry them out to make .room lor
new stock coming in. You will wear light-weight clothingjor
several weeks yet, and we can save you moDey on all .uch j
lines. Don't these Prices "Look Good" to you?
Dress Goods v
Fancy Dress Lawns, regular prices 22oand253, sale price, peryd..:$" 17"
All loo Batistes and Lawns, special sale price,. ; . . . 12
All 10c Lawns and Cords, sale price . ......... . 07
Mercerized Madras, 25c value, sale price i 18
Silk Pougiuette, 25c value, sale price 4 . . , lo
Shirt Waists
All 35c Waists, to close out i 25
All 50c Waists, to close out , 40
Silk WaistB, black and colors, 13 7o and . . . . .r. i ; . . ...... ..... 2 75
All White WaLus and Higher Grade Waists 20 par cent off regular
price ..-....--.
Children s Dresses. .
Special reduction of 20 per cent on all grades. ,
Our 50c Dresses will go at - 40
Our 75c Dresses will sell at 60
Our 90c Dresses will sell at "0
All higher priced ones at Bame reduction.
Clothing :i
Men'n Suits, our regular price $12.r0, ale price.. . . . . . 10 00
Men's Suits, our regular price $15.00. sale price 12 00
Men's Suits, our regular price 10.00, sale price . 8 00
Boy's SuitB, our regular price $2 50, sale price 2 00
Boy's Suits, our regular price $3 25, sale price - 2 i0
Boy's Suits, our regular price $5.00, sale price : 4 00
Boy's Suits, our regular price $5.75, Bale price i , . . 4 75
Saturday Staples Specials
The following prices are for SATURDAY ONLY.
Calico, all colors, 10 yards to one person, per yd 03
Gingham, a heavy gTade, per yd r... 05
Bleached Muslin, 10 yards to one person, per yd 03
Thread with other purchases, 10 spools for .- 25
THE FAIR The Place to Save . Money
Off Colour?
Practically the whole English
speaking population of the
world keep themselves in
condition by using
Beecham's
Pills.
"Sold ErstTwners-In boxes Me. and Me.
Laatz Bros.
FOR
Wood,
Coal and
Buiiding
Materia!
Delivered Promptly.
We are in the transfering and
trucking business and are pre
pared to move light or heavy articles.
OFFICE MAIN ST., Near Depot,
Telephone Main 5.
We Make
Them
And Can Save Yon Money
if yon need
Header Beds, Tanks, Feed
Racks or Cook Houses
for Harvest
We are prepared to give you
a first class job. Let as '
figure with you
Pendleton Planing MD1 and
Lnmkr Yard,
ROBERT F0RSTER, Proprietor
r
Mountain
Resort
FOR SALE
The celebrated "Bingham Springs,"
located in the Blue Mountains on
the Umatilla River, complete, with
furniture, fixtures, stages and stock.
Absolute control of five miles of best
trout fishing stream In Oregon. Will
ell 80 acre tract including hotel
grounds with water privileges, or 960
acres, as desired; making fine stock
farm, controlling big range. Or will
lease. Coll on or address :
Frank B. Clopton
Pendleton, Oregon
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j State Normal School.
1 MONMOUTH. OREGON.
! Graduates of the School are in constant
demand at salaries ranging from 110 to 310'
per month. Student! take the state examina
tion! dnrlng their course in the school and
I are prepared to receive State Certification
j graduation. Expenses range irom $120 to J 175
(per year. Strong Normal course and well
I cantoned Trainlnz Department. The Fall
ITarm opens Sep ember 18th. For catalogue
j containing foil information, address
J. 11. 1. BUILUt, U. KLfiSUKK.
Secretary President. '
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CLEOPATRA
disolved a pearl and drank it in
order to show her luxuriance of taste.
Our beer would gratify the most ex
quisite taste, l ing a pure product of
barley, malt and hops. Made under
most favorable conditions, in accor
dance with the most approved meth
ods. ' Tis, in a word, perfection in
rewing. Unexcelled as a tonic and
ossesses highly nutritive qualities.
A beer that gives cheer and health
and the social charm is
Senate's Pilsener Beer.
Court
4
The Columbia
Lodging House
NEWLY FURNISHED
BAR IN CONNECTION
IN CENTER OF BLOCK
BET. ALTA & WEBB BT8
P. X. SCHEMPP, Prop.
STOCK FOR SALE
CATTLE.
HOESES.
50 Head rrade Shorthorn Cattle. ? 1
27 Grade Shorthorn cows; J0 bare calves by
side, 5 will calf in fall. ? r
A rr 1.1
JO Yearlings.
Young Stock and majority of
Cows by registered Shorthorn bull.
fTFTY-HVE HORSES.
22
by side. All have
IS hare been broke
J
Save the Pieces
and bring them to ns. No break is to bad but
what we can repair it. We draw the line nni
JAW" But " ""A""" hpXtnhS
S.V-' 1VM. c"Jire nl be m great
K fran'kl " " neW 0ne' ln vrh,ch ca" T
See Us About Gasoline Engines
NEAQLE BROTHERS
Woter St., near Main, I'endleton, Ore
The East Oregonian Is Eastern Or-
QOn's rerireRentntlvM nnn. n .
j i . kih ii icaas,
and the people appreciate It and show
It by their liberal patronage. It It the
advertising medium of this section.
Mares. .'12 have colts b
been bred this season. 1
to work.
S Three year Old gildings.
1 Three year old Ally.
7 Two year old mixed
15 YpArllncN
5 Geldings have been worked weight' 12fo'
1 Stallion, half Clyde half Shire, weight 1SG0
lbs, nine years old, used in band three
years. Stallion used before him, foil blood
Clyde (registered).
For'Furtber Particulars Address
C. L. COX,
Alba, Umatilla County, Oregon.
WE ARE THE PEOPLE
aud the ouly people lu the uaddlery
bualnetifl that carry a complete stock of
Harness, Baddies, Bridles, Spurs, Sweat
Fadu, Pack Baddies and Bags, Tents,
Wagon Coveas and Canvas.
JOSEPH ELL,
LsMllRfl HBrNM a Ml mdW)
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"ayes' IWi. ,
ucr Pun,
Machine on 73?
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west quarter ofSXS"?'
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six. nil in Tn-.C7; iV"
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years old. brands ,'.""t
over it on un
mare 6 jrears .old. braSffl
. vnc nont i.
one hnv tnor.
tal B S l7
one sorrel SL"
years old, braadrf n 2T?!S
namra ila or . nn. v-TT
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the left should, m1
named Dash ? "h,t S?J
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respectively recoTdea in 100x400 P"?
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paces ha vine been broken bythesiid
uv miui unu , ,
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atill owued by the unaerwfwo;"-
kill, ki u - TTT ..
snlrl tirnrut' hp lOld LTV L3C
Tn n r nrir itt inr iiii ruuuu vt
hUhMt hirldrr for cua B
fhp nrnrreria ni SUCH sue -rr
01 oTeciMinE. -ua
jiorteage ana now Uuu -
Wadf, cashier.
v.. " "
DyT. D Taxor, Shenff.
Agent of the Mortppe.
NOTICE -JVo.ri
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1 iiilu iMin - wna
eanc plow, 14 Inch P'' "i 7c
. . cnnrinr lusw .
iron nairow "
sickle: one toiuui &
shoulder: one W torse 4 j w
irxi iiip ir 1 1 1 1 tut - 1 -r
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vears om, orauu ,
named Charley: one dkh .rTv-Utf.
Jennie; one bay mare 7 S r
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i.VVH.ht h o. namrf flsSSSSf.
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.hmilder. named Dick. o
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i.lr. named Cap. one WO'Vnaldrt:
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v. . , w rtfi tin. - . .r
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rer 20m. vr ynl prur"'
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