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MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1902.
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It may lie true or not true thatj
diamonds have been discovered neari
Burns, in Harney county, but tliflt
county has greater wealth than dla -
.nionds in her stock and hay-raising.
With Morgan attending the exer
cises at Princeton University and
Carnegie instructing Europeans in
the art of war, these great gentlemen
may yet turn their nttentlon from
looting the people to educating them.
The nerve of the three cowboys who.
attacked Buffalo Bill's army of rough
riders at Houston, Texas, the other,
day, 'is to be admired if they did mis-,
Judge their ability. Buffalo Bill's
show, is not made up of tenderfeet,
itself, and the cowboys were not long
in finding it out.
It 'has been suggested that Hoose-
velt.and Mitchell may be made the'(;ratlon reaze u Alrea,,j. tlle ,,,
I i I. . nAnMnnnf
running lesm lor uw .o.u...w
and vice-presidency of the republican
party at the next election, it is not
stated to what political patty Mitch
ell ties his faith, but that would
make but little difference in these
days of political--wonders.
The head that wears a crown novel
rests easy. Though King Edward
was received In London royally, and
all nations were represented, the po
lice were as thick as hops to keep
away the anarchists and did arrest
one whom they claini"d had a bomb,
Since the assassination of President
McKinley anarchists have been scarce
In this country, at least they have
been quiet.
If it is true that immigrants have
been encouraged to pass through
Eastern Oregon on to the coast, a
great wrong has been perpetrated by
those guilty of this act. It does not
hurt Eastern Oregon so badly as it
does the Immigrants and the institu
tions that persuade them to pass by
ns. When those immigrants find out
what they have-missed they will never
forgive themselves or those who per
suaded them to go on to the coast.
Most of them will drift back in the
course of time, however, and Eastern
Oregon has not so grave a cause after
all for complaint.
James Hamilton -Lewis, of the statt
of Washington fame, who struck Se
attle from .Georgia In .the early days.
Joined the logshoremen's union,
afterwards made a reputation as a
lawyer and orator and represented
that state one term in congress, was
defeated for the nomination to con
gress from the state of Illinois last
Saturday. Lewis' eccentric manner
of dress and general pecullaritieo
brought him a great deal of notorie
ty in this country, as well as
wherever he has beon, but after a'!
he is one of the ablest orators in the
country and an unswerving democrat.
Illinois would not have disgraced her
self had she honored him with the
position as congressman.
The fellow who arrived in Pendle
ton a few days ago from tho East
without a coat, found that he needed
one badly shortly after he landed. He
had doubtless read the prospectus of
some wildcat scheme sent East and
thought this country was a continuous
round of -summer. When asked why
ho did not bring a coat with him, he
said that he did not think he needed
It In this country and he gavo it to
a friend back East who lived in a cold
climate. It Is well to advertise the
country, but It would he better to ad.
Tcrtlao It truthfully. Thero Is
enough good to tell about It without
delltx;rate!y misrepresenting It, Thero
TOnilTi ITf ill Mlfflim ifl l Tl fr HmnA 111 mn 1 rifaBtft '1 it f ffl li ffgaiMrlffrWif ' - W Trf"7 '
It Has no Equal
is not enough truthful advertising
dono of this country's resources
iny $
" Many people are ignorant oC what tnu
. liave an dare as badly misled from
j hick of Infornmtion as those who have
been stuffed with "misinformation.
u has gotten to be a hobby with all
- ) towns, cities and sections of the West
'to hold themselves out to the world
as the place to come. Every Individ
ual section urges some reason why it
is tile best. It Is a sort of mania with
Western people. It is on the order of
the boom craze. Seriously, when one
conies to look the matter squarely in
the face, there is not s"o much necessl
ty for the people of Eastern Oregon
to worry. The average citizen, has
good neighbors. He is not so isolated
that he is cither lonesome or suffer"
ing tor company. Good locations are
not lying around loose nnd suffering
to be taken up. Hut few citizens are
anxious to sell out. The country is
gradually settling up with a good
citizenship. It will be crowded at this
irate before many .of the present gen
( , attracting neonl.,
heJ.0 Nfiws conRs fnm A,agka t,ml
tho people who rushed into that conn.
try and have become disappointed .are
looking to this countiy for a home.
Many who have succeeded tliate also
intend settling here. The rainy coast
country, the difficult task to c'0:r the
heavy timber lands there, manj
things make this section a preferable
one for a home. It is well to encour
age immigration nnd to extend ail
good homeseekers a welcome hand
but there is no use of getting excited
over the matter. Our light cannot be
kept under a bushel. Immigration
will come soon enough for all.
PLATFORM OF MONTANA
DEMOCRATS.
"Wo, the democrats of the state of
.Molilalia, in convention assembled,
pledge ourselves to a continuing loy
alty to the principles of 'the demo
cratic party as .enunciated at the
tlonal convention held in Kansas
City, July 4, 1900.
"We heartily approve of the law
providing for the reclamation and irri
gation of arid lands, and recommend
such further legislation as will ef
fectively extend Its operations.
"We favor such legislation by the
congress of the United States as will
prevent the ingress of vicious and evil
disposed persons.
"We favor the speedy construction
of the Isthmian canal.
"We are In favor of the strict en
forcement of a Chinese exclusion act.
"We are in favor of throwing open
to settlement of such portions of tho
Indian reservations as are not abso
lutely needful for the use and care of
the Indian tribes within this state.
"Wo are in favor of such change In
the constitution and laws of the Unit
ed States as will result in the elec
tion of United States senators by di
rect vote of the people.
"We are in favor of such action by
state and national legislative and
executive authorities as will most ef
fectively prevent forest and range
fires, and preserve the same from de
struction and waste.
,.
"Wo declare that wo approve of the
eight-hour law passed by the last
democratic legislature and approved
by a democratic governor, and pledge
our party to enforce It and retain it
upon our statute books.
"We hereby deolare our continued
opposition U all trusts and monopo
lies, and declare our belief that tho
present tariff laws of the United
States are calculated to anu do breed
monopolies and trusts, and wo pledge
our representatives In congress to the
enactment of such laws as will pro
vent the origin and growth of thuso
evils; and wo denounce the republi
can parjy for its vacillating and Iu
sincere courso upon this important
subject
"Tho holding In subjugation of peo
ple under the sovereignty of the flas
without extendlDR to them their .con
stitutional rights Is an Infraction of
.. -mj I "''WMl1 I t I
grawiirnn-iir-irrafl lamiw inaw pui mnimni 1 1 1
the basic principles of our form of
government We hold that the consti
tution follows the flag.".
IRRIGATION.
The movement to organize the ac
tive friends of irrigation in Oregon
is most timely. It may save to Oregon
the benefit of thnt great national
measure.
V
The Carey arid land lnw, pass" I
at the last session of the legislature,
has Jeopardized Oregon's chnnco for
getting a fair share of tho govern
ment appropriation for irrigating the
alkali plains of Eastern Oregon. Un
dor the operation of that lnw, tho
state land board have awarded con
tracts for Irrigation to prlve cor
porntlous thnt are likely, unless
checkmated, to prevent the ngrlcul
tural department from building any
great reservoirs In this stnto.
The Deschutes valley was consid
ered ideal for the purpose, but con
tracts reaching nlmost to $2,000,000
have tieen let to two private corpora
tlpns for Irrigation in that region.
The state has selected a list of land
there for irrigation. It only remains
for the secretary of agriculture to ap
prove those lists In order to shut out
those people from all benefit undir
the free irrigation of the recent act
of congress.
The movement, then, to organize
the people In order to prevent this
misfortune is most timely. Astoria
News.
Bound j an d as? fopT
With muscles drawn and throbbing
with pain, and joints swollen, stiff ami
tender, the rheumatic patient is as helpless
and dependent as though bound hand and
foot. No disease causes such intense suf
fering, such sharp, nerve-racking pains
as Rheumatism, and this unfeeling mon
ster, unless checked, crushes the strength
and hope of its victims.
When the system becomes infected with
Uric Acid and other like poisons they are
absorbed into thebiood and lodged in the
nuiscle3, joints and nerves. Then with
the suddenness of an electric shock. Pains
Dtgm 10 snoot inrougu ineniuscie or joini
affected, which often swell and
inflames, and becomes tender.
feverish and sore . Unless
treated through the
blood Rheumatism
crowd steadil v wore,
J finally ending in
shrunken muse lea,
immovable joints.
shaky nerves, and
the invalid's chair or
crutches. The cure
of Rheumatism can
never be complete or permanent until the
Rt-id blood has been purified and the sys
tem cieausea ot alt poisonous matter.
S. S. S. does this promptly and surely,
localise it is a perfect blood medicine.
and an antidote for the irritating- acids
that cause Rheumatism.
S. S." S. purifies and invigorates the
polluted, stagnant blood, and when a
free, healthy circulation is again estab
lished, the gritty, corroding particles are
wasned out ot tile
achiiiirmusclesand
joints, and the
ft 'onKe(l fr relief
comes and the cure
is permanent because the cause has been
removed and nothing remains in thebiood
to produce another attack.
Write for special book on Rheumatism.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga,
Real
Estate...
E. D. BOYD, III Court Street
Will sell you lots and residences
for a small payment down, and
balance in installments, or will sell
in any other way.
Pendleton is admitted to be the
principal city of Eastern Oregon.
Its future is assured. You should
invest in real estate here. It is
safe and sure Invest now. Do
not wait until property is higher.
PROPERTY
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First class work. AH kinds of
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Turning Everything Iu the
Hue of repairing and new
work dono promptly and sat
isfactorily. B. F. BECK,
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g Scenic Effects
PRICES: Lower Floor 75e, Gallery 50c, Box Seats $1
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Big Parade and Concert at 1.3
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Hpeclal Engagement of
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Stoves, Gli
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Prices cut viji
to make the
move rapidly. Sps
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in and invest
Baslets's
I have barg!
competent 1
to locate
Valuable
Timber
Claims
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