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HERE WE ARE AGAIN Not to tell you about the purity of our drugs or the accuracy of our compounding, for every man, woman and child knows that in this we EXCEL all others in our line. It is to tell you of all the new goods we are receiv ing daily and of interest to you. Nothing is nicer and more valuab'e than a fine collec tion of "STEINS" and we have them in all sizes and prices. It is the craze of the present age, so fall in line. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY Brock & McComas Company THE flODERN DRUQQISTS PENDLETON -H feast (g)ve FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1902. Umatilla still holds the record as a wheat producer. The president's New Eneland trlD is destined to be a grand round of! ovations. mers down to a question of whether the education and amusement and recreation given the people by the shows outbalances the profit taken by the shows out of the country. 5 In the south a show, especially a county ; menagerie and circus combined, is regarded about in the same light as I a devastating lire. The negro ele ment half starve themselves and not that upon these subjects a largo proportion of their constituents think nud feel as democrats rather than as republicans. There Is nothing that the repuull can lcadors dread more than an agl tatiou for tariff reform, and they es pecially dread any signs of such an agitation springing up anywhere with in the party. From President Roose velt down they are against meddling with the tariff. Why? For the good reason that the trusts with all the other protected interests backing hem, want tho tariff to re main as it is. And as tho trusts own tho republi can party, It is obvious that tho re publican party will do nothing that the trusts do not want done. In order to keep the votes of the farmers of the Middle West, tho re- publcan politicians of the region will adopt the Iowa plan of Talking tariff reform and war upon the trusts, but while the republican party remains in power at Washington there will be no genuine tariff reform no changes in the Dlngley schedules to which tho trusts refuse assent. The denial of justice to Cuba by a republican congress at tho command of the beet sugar lobby and the Sugar Trust proves tho baselessness of any hope that there can be obtained from, tho republican party "any modifica tion of tho tariff schedules that may bo required to prevent their affording Tho dally newspaper nowadays that has not two or three "staff" cor respondents in the field is behind the times. - Governor McBride's easy sailing toward the governor's chair for an- othe. term received a sudden under cut from the Thurston county repub licans. The Oregonian's marine man has Deen writing about Umatilla wheat fields. They doubtless oceans of grain to him. most people. even steal in order to visit the shelter to monopoly.' shows, and nfter the show is gone The purpose of the republican tariff money is as scarce amnnir this ni. ls to afford shelter to monopoly. men, n. i.n'a tM, ,.m,,., The Iowa republicans may talk tarff . . ,..,lUiUb rofnrm hilt tlio lintlnnnl hnoano ot a circus, from the red lemonade up, Washington will take very good care looks good to the southern negro. that no harm shall come to the trusts through the action of a republican Snain is IiuvIiip- ImrH 1nv m, Luiibrt&s. 0 ... "." itv,ii. i. .. a T-i i.i i n "' "nuns ui Buveruuieui. JUSt "7" velt Says mg to get on ner reet from the .ef- "Words are good if they are backed fects of her recent defeat at the up by deeds, and only so, hands of the Americans, her vounc Alul that well-stated truth applies kin, hn0 .,mo ofoi. ,i,., to Mr- "oosovelt, summer trust nu. huntei wlth no iess force than to his uuj me peopie wm get en- trust-owned warty when It talks about Clearance Sale Continues We will continue our Clearance Sale a week or ten days longer, by which time all our summer goods will be cleaned up and our new stock for fall trade will be in. If you need anything in summer weight goods to last you through the warm weather, don't put off buying it, for the assortment is growing smaller every day. SPECIALS FOR TEN DAYS, All figured and fancy lawns nud suminor dross goods reduced 26 per" cent u nt II, closed out. Summer wnsh silks, reduced for this salo, 20 per cent. All grtideH shirt waists, including silk waists, 20 per cent ofF. , Fan ay silks, worth 85c and $1, for this gale, 69c per yd. Ladles' vesta, all grades, from 3c to 48c each. Summer corsets, nil sizes, 20c each. Children's dresseH, all styles and grades, reduced 20 per cent. Calico, all colors, 4c per yard. Gingham, apron check, regular price 7c, special 0c per yd. Yard-wide percale remnants, regular 8c values, 5o per yd. Ladles' hose, regular 10c values, special, 3 pairs 26c. Gents' crash and straw hats reduced 20 per cent uutll closed out. BOYS' CLOTHING. Our new stock of fall suits for boys and young men has arrived and we have a flue assortment of all grades. We offer a special discount on summer weight suits. Call at once and Inspect our Btock, and outfit your boys, while the stock is complete. The Items emoted below are only a few of the many good things we have in boys' clothing: Boys' dark blue all wool suits, nude with yoke and belt, $2.75. Hoys' dark grey all wool suits with pin Btrlpe, sizes 4 to 9, coat, vest, panto and vestee, a genuine bargain, $2.50. Boya' dark green two-piece suits with vestee, lino value at $2.50. Boys' blue serge suits, all wool, two and three-piece, $3.50 and $4. Fancy serge sailor suits for small boys, tho latest. Btyle, $4 uud $5. Boys' three-piece loug pant suits, mixed grey, ages 12 to 20, $4. Boys' all wool suits, dark with pin stripe, ages 12 to 20, $5.50. Boys' blue serge suits,all wool, line quality, ages 14 to 20, $8.75. Whatever you need in outfitting your boys we can supply you. Qlve Us a Call. THE FAIR The Place to Save Money AMRDirAW DI AM $3 00 per Day and Upwards. fkM ,n the Pac,flc MUI UlWCBt I All kitule f ,. m I Sash, Doors Some day the looked like "Shtened to that point whore the depriving of monopoly of the shelter mi,.. .1- A monarcaicai iorni or eovernmnnts ul i"m. UU IU " , C,.l A 1 Will all bo chailMil nn.l tlm n.lnrc . miui, m wum w will nil V 111.,. 11. A I .ti.j ..... uii ijiim iiih ft Mrii'siii n Mini i mi. i .1 . . . The navmpnt nf tho rp , inougn me wnoie country called Payment or tne Tracy reward exppntivo innt nm -,n , ? . promises to hang fire, as long as did tizens. no better than tho rt vn,m which shelter the worst mnnnnnllns mo capture 01 Tracy. It is apparent that time pomps "kififl" urMi nrrf vinvA "ora competition, there was no re' I - I 1 41UI, III 1 J I inat tne captors will not get it in time to spend their summer at sea shore. j.ne people should not forget the fact that the Eastern Oregon Wool growers' Association meets here Sep- learner lb, and preparations should be made to give the-visltlng members a proper reception. I rtnnnnn ft 1 J 1 i- l to b fonlP.l with In naa i. iiom-rwaiueut itooseveu, anu . , . , , , the republican congress strangled the 10 laiuueu liisieuu or lineal lie itiir..iitna.i blood. ivna now "Kill and Burn" Smith suya inat to oear the criticism of the people -Is a part of the manual which a soldier must go through. It may be that "Kill and Burn" is not as guilty as the people think he is, words GOOD IF BACKED nuo nuu a. vury uara-sounuing UP BY DEEDS uuunqueu From the latest record made by the Chinese it is evident that If they nviv us Huccessiiu in mowing up their enemies' ships as they are iu blowing up themselves that they! would make invincible mariners. They may have imagined that they were celebrating Chinese New Year. nowever, when they sent their last Ironclad skyward and went with.. it, leading the way. if pasred, would have at once relieved the American people from the food trust's robbery. Talk Is cheap. Hearst's American and Journal. Did Her Best At Newport She You must not kiss me until we are formally en gaged. He Do you mean to say you al ways Insist upon that rule? She I've always tried to. Puck. Ik THE PORTLAND ill A lAwn rnniihl Aon mntfnn ilnin It don't pay to try the Tracy..rack- platform has given a shock of alarm et down in Kentucky. Those fellows to tue leaders and organs of the par- ... uuve neen practicing on each other as targets in their feuds so long that tney are all pretty fair shots, and there are just as bad Tracy's out side' of the walls down there as there are on the inside. ty. The people in Greater New York", who are testing turf as a fuel, would of tho rather ero back tn snm Rnrnnonn trusts customs 'than freeze this winter. If The Iowa platform declines -to re gard the Lunglcy tariff as a sacred thing, criticism of which should be punished as blasphemy. "We favor any modification .of the tariff schedules that may be required to prevent their affording shelter to monopoly," says the resolutions. which also declare for legal action. Roosevelt kind, -to curb the And further: "We favor such amendment of tho Interstate com- TY1 OrOA nr4- Of! v-rftll foil..' 4. the strikers hold out as they say they tis prohiOuion or discriminations in win tne poor in the large cities will rate-making." suffer the coming winter unless The importance of this republican some cheap fuel is discovered. pronouncement does not Ho in any iivai uupe ii inspires ior national par- Tho Umatilla Inuans are nB,'lTl looking fellows compared with most the railroads, but In the confessions tribes of the Pacific coast, but Buffa- it makes. lo Bill's aggregation out-classed them Tne Iowa republicans admit that upon a general averaco for statoll. tho tarlft shelters monopoly, and that naa nrA t t. rairoad discriminations foster the "--'"i aiiuw inuiuiiH wore i Li uoia. b-uuuy apparei sumcient to satisfy Tho republican nartv. in nossession the ambition of tho most fastidious of both' houses of congress, the presl chief. dency and all department of tho fed- rral government, with full power to It is claimed that Buffalo Bill never i!"6"11' 10 BtTcn'?1 tno "V turned an Indian awav from his i i - iu iiiuv.-i;i:u m 1110 uuuiio uguinai ine show; that he has often given them trust monopolists as criminals, has invitations to attend his shows re- HOno none of these things. serving special seats for them. The Uy necessary Inference tho Iowa mnn wi.n 4- t , repiiuiicans coiuess mat. tne uemo- man who was their most feared one- m.to illf ,!, ,, n, nA UV V f-)tf H Mil UAIi (411 14 as one of, condemn the republican nartv for re- tholr greatest friends In tlmo of . fusincr to leKislato acalnst tho trusts peace. and in tho Interests of tho pillaged people. It Is that confession which alarms 1 tho leaders of tho dominant party. i Ihev are fllreeteil much nn tlio ran. try or detrimental. It Is claimed tain and mates of -an old-timo pirate that they leave largo sums of money! r'B would havo been had the news wherever thnv tn mt m..f como irom tne iorecastio that a por- U. .w n,oro a.. ,hy ,oavo ffi JXol tney woum .not travel, As a matter honest commerce and ngaliiHt buccan- or cqurse they help the business men. eenng. of tho cities because thov snond Tll politicians who controlled the more monev with them than thnv .mt Iow? coyontlon would not this year ... ..... , ., , ns mat, havo oxclalmed against tho Hum mum, uui. nun. mo wnuio peo- truats nnd discriminating railroads, pie they draw tholr profit. It aim- and spoken for tariff reform, were It PORTLAND, OREGON, Special Rates to Eastern Oregon people visiting Portland. Headquarteri rt. C. BOWERS, Manager. for tourists and commercial travelers. ITCHING HUMORS Complete External and Internal Treatment 1 .25 ConeUtinKofCnTicuiiA Soap (25c J.tocleaneo tlio nkln o crusts anU scilod, CtmcuitA Oint incnt (60c.), to allay Itcliing and fcootlio and lit.il, and CuncuitA Rksoi.vcnt (60c.), tocool and cleanse tho ulMd, A single eetloften eufliclent t euro the severest humor, fold throughout the world. I'iittir Deco ahdCmk. COKr., l'ropi., llMtou, llow to Cor 8 Skia Humo,"lreo Oregon Blue Ribbop State Fairf It is questioned as to whether or not Bhowa aro lionoflclal to tho coun- SEWINQ MACHINES AT BARGAINS . . During the month of August we will oner special low pric es on WHITE Sewing Machines The White is recognized ; the best machine made. Come now and save money. JOS. BASLER'S! Bargain House A Skilled Wheelwright Is what you want when your wheel viniivti on, tne axie is broken or your ve)cle needs repairing. We are skilled in this trade, im w11 nu lu.imr i. nutria of the art of carriage blaeksmithin and repairing of all kinds. You will always find our wnrlr Hiitiafiintnrv omi substantial, and our prices moderate. bee Us About Qasoline Engines NEAGLE BROTHPOR Water 8t, nenr Mnln, Tendleton, Ore. Farmers Custom Mill Fred Walters, Proprietor Capaolty 160 barrels a day Flour exchanged for wheat Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped Feed, etc. always on hand. ' Salem SeptBtnber I5th to 20th 1902 You are invited to attend and see the greatest indus trial expbsitiorir and livestock show ever held on the Pacific Coast. Good racing every afternoon; Camp ground free. Come and bring your families.. For any informa tion, write M. Di 5V5)) )I( !)) ', Portland, Ore. l. Purposes. Bib-; I g of all descriptL;: OIQC1- " t. iB.M.;ics.,s.".hfi COnSUltnd no HH - MtJa v 'Pendleton Planing 1 Lumber Yard. ROBERT F0RSTER, ProfritUr The Columbia Lodging Jfouse NEWLY FURNIB) BAR IN CONNEOITON CENTER OF BLO0K BET.ALTAAWEBBWB F. X. SCHEMPP, Pr. STOCK FOR SALE CATTLE. tn nM,A ul . i . . 'I. " 1 " ..... U.. .U . " I .i 1 ' I 20 Ride, 5 will calf In UU. j wo-year 01 Yesrllngs. Young Stock and aaloritri- linWR nv rnirinTAPAll Slinntlinm hi8 . FIFTY-FJ ve mm 32 Marei. 12 havo colts by 4t ill km been bred this loason. i$ttnwnHl lo work. Three year aid (reldlngi. Three year old tllly. Two year old mixed. , Yearlings. . ltl Geldinfrs have ben wsrted-weljltH and 13W. , , fitalllon, half Clyde lulf Shire, welttt .lbs, nine years old, used in bud tw years. Stallion uied before him, tell Um Clyde (regtatcred).l For Furtlior PartlcuUn Aiinu C. L. COX, Alba, Umatilla Comity, W 3 1 7 15 5 1 VACANT Government Lands J. T. wHTlAMSON La Grande, Ore. Plats of any township in the U Grande land district showing vnr.nnf lands, and all SEttlM, B . . l... mr . ilu . . . . . . i.. irn n ais c ' IllbllCU lUl ft uuwi., . the Umatilla Reservation. Every .. t c r jm plat corrected from tne u.-r n ice recoras at Special attention given tcifft" Fot POULTRY and STOCK SUPPLIES SUMMER DRINKS -CALL ON- Colesworthy -AT Tllfc CHOP MILL 127 andl20EHBt Alia Streot That are pure and wholesome and add to the pleasures ,of. life are those manufactured' by us. t Orange Cider, ! SarsapaflUa, Ginger Ale, IronDrew, Soda Pop. f Always see that the bottles bear the label of tion for lands on the uoia r fnnsnf the Umatilla ReniT and to all applications before . United States Land Ofnce. Office in the 0. S. 0SM Building, La Grande, Oregon TRUCKING AND DRAYING A rn do y0uf We are yivya - - USi and ..ask you to ca o Charges will be rig'"- work TELEPHONE 61 .Office at- The Old vmu The Pendleton Soda Works. Feed Bam Kit Hays k The East Oregonlan Is EwUrn Or gon'a representative paper. It leads, and the people appreciate It and show I ii oy ineir liberal patronage. It Is the advertising medium ef ,thls aeotlen. if