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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1902)
SAY! USE OPALGINE Stops hair falling out and cures dandruff GUARANTEED To cure all scalp diseases Brook Sl SWcComas Gamp DRUGGISTS W Yon snowy penks. BY THE UMATILLA. stand like .SATURDAY NOVEMBER 22. 19U2. that Jewelled throne; , Wrapped In the mystery of subline height Yon Cloud-crowned, purple ridges that fore'er ' Stand guard beside the gateways of ; the night! I . Yon are the masters of the kneelln : j hills. , The watchmen o'er the teemliu fields below; ' 'Yon hold the chalice from Those rim distils The limpid Umatilla's westwald flow: iion her waves the moonbeams'- fingers play. Soft as a maid wouH touch the an swering strings; Veiled, like a nun. she soflly seei-.s her way. .. Among th shadows that the aider ties with : class of thrifty industri j fl'nps! ou people awake to the advantages Down from your stairway 'mid tl". that lie untouched in Oregon, will i mists of, grey. I be s lonjr strtiln imv;ir,l mnntini- this i Pown by the1 echoing fields, all hai- oommerclal opening. Umatilla. Mor-i Inclement Weather Brings Coughs. Colds and Catarrh. I f.-,ntrrnnin Morsee Lf. onoior, oi Inclement weather begin pr7I 7n,tin. Mich.. Trrltes from Hons autumn ends. The crest objections , R eaUtlrM( Washington, D. C our climate to that it alternates be- tJoyn: twetn the heat of tbt tropics ana toe j )( fount Peruaaa ver-efficient rigors of the Arctic ,aod spteay remedy for persistent The system becomes relaxed by the) MniJ ana0ylng cougb resulting trota effects of the heat, and the first com tairbti trouble.'-'-noraceu. anover. of winter sows the seed or' ihnusands of cases of cbronlo catarrh which In a large percent, of cases will end fatally. All kinds for aiputf sa, Doors the westwafi. What Is art? Art Is to do well whatever von do. vest bent! Tlmvn. ilnwn. townril low. union. nsco niid uilllnm conn-1 gates of day Utles alone, in Eastern Oregon, cani Hear ye the message that ibe nionii I , furnish the $2,000,000 worth of Hour. 'They can supply the demand for but- ter, cheese, lumber, wool and meat. ' I The commodities nre at our command (and the market Is awaiting our tardv UMATILLA COUNTY REVIEWED, movements. Will Irrigation and Its accompanying revelation stimulate us The East Oregonian is stumUm. on Umatilla county atmosphere that soil, breathing the j blesses the county itt greater effort? Will a touch of new vigor from the excellent class of immigrants that are flocking to our interior districts, net as an incentive and wishes to truly reflect the 3plrit that beats in thp treat rpnfrni hp.trf - , , .. , . to make a harder struggle in the. rv- of her enterprising and progresHve! . . . people. The resources that He, like a jewI ed and resplendent border about this tain sent! Cio. winged messenger! At ocean's feet The tribute of her loval landsmen lay! We feel the promptings as her pulses beat, And hear her voice a hundred leagues away! Pendleton. Ore. BERT HUFFMAN county and state, are a common source of pride to all. To truthfully and thoroughly esti mate those resources and put thein before the public is a work of pleas ure and satisfaction. To kep pace with the progress of the- rural di -tricts. to keep In touch with the home Jife and fireside sentiment of the people of this county aud state the earnest aim of this paper. Proud of the staunch devotion to .home, the hardy manhood nnd wo manhood, the ready charity an un ceasing energy of those who havi wrought the grandeur of our common country, it is with joy, we hold you and your achievement before the ml -Jor of the public, that your kind' .and genial features, your wealth and .your opportunity may be seen and art jnired by the outside world. In setting forth the industrial his tory of Umatilla county, the chief aim is to be absolutely just. The co operation of the people in gathering facts, pioneer history and business data, is earnestly solicited aud wl I "be duly appreciated. There must lis mo misunderstanding among friends. "You are in possession of facts and se -crets that are valuable to you and the public and you are invited tj make them known. The outside settlements in this county are the pride of our people. The wheat fields that pour their gol- den harvest into the granaries ut ..trade, the vast stool-- ranges, thrilling with industrial activity, arc vital to the business of the county. To right fully represent these, and to artful!" picture them for the admiration of the public is the basis of all local pride that animates each effort. The kindly notices of the county press are appreciated and Its co-operation Is Invited. Umatilla county Is a theme that is exhaustless, ani one which each individual cltlzea can enlarge upon by a special effort .at this time. .airy of Pacific Coast trade? Not half I the manufactures are established in Oregon that she will support We nre skimming off the surface, at diff erent points: we an plowing very shallow, if we- want a good harvest of trade -we must dig down deep and stir up the unused resources that lie beneath the surface. The idea of Oiegon, with 5,000,000 acres of range and 200.000 milk cows. importing condensed milk, Is surpris ing and ridiculous. The same area or country in the East would furnish the world half its 'food products. This state in the near future must meet PRESTO, CHANGE. President W'm. Ubelaker Uses Pe ru ns as a Safepiard Against Inclement Weather. V 5 Mr. Ivln E. Wlker, -who holds ihs highest sUU office of the Ladtss of th IllinoU G. A. It.. Trhioh Is Department Chuplaln, wrtt the following letter: TVSTEKN SPJUNQS, lhlj. The Perun Medicine Co., Columbus, O.: Gentlemen: "You hire my sincere gratitude for placing before suffering women a medicine whioh hae proven guch a blessing as Peruna has. "I hare used It myself when much worn out, and found most gratifying results, and a number of the women of Wm. Ubelaker, President of the Lake View Ludiie of Foresters, writfs from 3327 North' t'lark St., Chicago, 111., the Now that the election Is over and the trusts have been indorsed by the following letter: foolish people, the price of coal goes, The Peruna .Medicine Co-Columbus, O. up like the mercury In the thermom eter on a hot sumer day! For two years, at least, the trusts have nothing to fear, and why should they not put up the price of coal as high as they like? Gentlemen Tor yean past when I hare been exjHl to wet or Inclement weather, mr client would hurt me and I would hate neriou? indigestion, and I would be laid up for a day or two, caus ing inconvenience and pain. One of my lodge friend6 adrised me t-J to try .rerun, as u nau neipea aim, uu I found that a bottle cured me. The day before election coal was ' as low as SG.iiO; today it Is $10, with the prospect of a still greater rise. , Tt Will lio cml ir ti-1, n,i ,1, nnlil I i weather fairly sets in the people have ! "Heel oaoiy now i ai onoe iae two to suffer: but should the suffering uiree aoses, ma a. una i ktojjs m. m. come, who would be to blame for It? r fine health. Peruna U worthy of every , The people themselves. They had one's confidence. v H. Uiliklan. our 0rder suffering with weakness pe ibe opprotuulty last Tuesday r j do n j only Jnst ordinary good, common , culiar to women, have been wonderfully something toward curbing the power stmiie to nroride aeauut Inclement helped and cured bv Peruna." ITin I aTl42 ? I ITVi WIT TTY YJ 1 the nations of the world In the match- ohe 'tsurXS to I 1 SZStStSSS less rivalry ot commerce. Our ad-Uhe opportunity; and now they 'must I' ILw6 vantages gfve us the. choice position e consequences.-New York Zjou areunder th. weather," a few in ll,e raee- mer'Can- , dowi i of Peruna will put you right. E. Walker. Addres? The Peruna Medicine Co., of Columbus, O., for a free copy of Di. Hartman's latest lxok on oatarrh. BOER PROPER NAMES General Botha's name I by the public as if the first svllable rhymed with the word loath." The th in Hutch has not thp Rm?iisii sound, but It is regarded merely at a variant of the letter "t," the names Botha. Martha and De .Moth are pro nounced Botta. Martta and De Jjott The "o" in Botha, has, moreover. a 1...,..,!.. 1 , . -ir,uit;fjt:u auuiui, Huiiieiinug interme iliate between the "o" sound as heard in the words "boat" am! "loot " In Oe Wet's name the mistake arises from the tendency to pronounce the name as if it were wholly English.1 The South African pronunciation of De Wet Is distinctly De Vet. the De being sounded as n Frenchman would pronounce It. Delarey's name suffers ( the least in an educated mouth, though I the crowd has a tendency to pro-' nounce it "Deelarry." with a strong) accent on the second syllable. The general himself sounds the end svlla ble very strongly, although the "two , other syllables are also pronounced! with a distinct stress upon them. i Judging from the growth of the tel-' ephone Industry, we might Imagine sounded tlie world to be growing talkative, i 5 Be Pierce's WINTER COMFORT Welt cooked n.eais an.1 a warn- 1 nise ;o a food ways in making a cold drears winter comfortable and briclu. Our stovrs will cook good meals and our beaters will make the coxiest building warm and comfortable The Thompson Hardware Co. i LEGAL BLANKS 0re: t r 1 w gonian for a fr cc cat- , alogoe of them. A fall sopply always kept to stock. Planing of all dcrip to otder, fphDyJ Don't nlace Building Material ma consulted us. 'M orda i mm Pendleton Planing Lnmber Vard. ROBERT F0RSTER, Propria CONNUBIAL JOYS are greatly enhanced hrf laundried linens. We cut to the sum of domestic h piness in this respect Catj De ueat at laundry wort ft up your shirts and collini A i style. And you'll I nave a "bosom friend" I give you comfort andpleisa Special attention to cola and cuffs. Finest work. Ltw est prices. Satisfactory sa THE DOMESTIC Liffl J. F. Boblnson, Prop. iMARKETS AT OUR DOORS. During the year Just closed, Japan imported J2,000,000 worth of flour from the United States, mostly Ore gon manufacture. She Imported $500,000 worth of lumber; steam i boilers to tin value of $500,000: con-i densed milk. $500,000 .-wool. $150,000: 1 hides and pelts, $100,u00; salted fish. $200,000; paper. $200,000' and bacon. $100,000. The total Imports from the United States into Japan this year, amount to $U,243,G03.50. Ninety per cent of the articles Imported can he iranufnc tured in Oregon and are native to .Oregon soli and products. The item of flour alone cau be bci--plied from Oregon mills. The wheat that Is loaded on foreign vessels in our porta might as well be manufac tured into flour in our Inland towns, at a profit to tbo millers, and to the Idle labor of the country. The con densed milk can bo manufactured In Oregon. The last report of tho food and dairy commissioner shows that 40 cars of condensed milk comes Into Oregon each year. With the- vast facilities of range, milk cows, trans portation aud excellent advantages -for manufacturing industries In the Quaint as these mistakes are to South Africans who understand Dutch, the generate would no doubt be the first to recognize that their pronunciation or certain English .voids must sound equally ludicrous to an Englishman. General De Wet for instance, speaks of "Mr. Kambor-! lain." as .Mr. Kroger has always done. 1 and refert. to 'Mynheer Moorli," while General Delarey has considera-! me Ultlicuity in pronouncing the lisp ing -in tne usual difficulty with for eigners. Yet the general on more than one occasion owed his escape from capture to his presence of mind and his konwledge or English. Of the tluee. General Botha speaks the most correct English, though he uses a good deal of colonial slang. All their secretaries and the mem bers of their staft spenk jterfect English. Restores 10ST FLESH AND STRENGTH " I was a total wreck could not lp or tai ' writes Mr. J C liens, of Derrymaii. Crawford Co.. Mo. - hor to years I tried medicine from doctors but received very little bciisfit. I lost Hen anil strength was not able to do a good ""w'L,1 colu"i'd taking Dr. Pierce'.. Golden Medical Discovery, and when I had taken one bottle I could sleep and my appetite was wonderfully improved. I have taken five .iuu am auu improving. " The sole motive for substitution is to permit the dealer to make the little more profit paid by the sale of less meritori ous medicines. He gains; vou lose. Therefore, uccept no substitute fox "Golden Medical Discovery." Leads Them AH The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York leads all other companies U aauuDt paid u polky-WJtn $5(59,I5948o-34 ! Asmu $352,838,971.67 1st period f aniaumpicd frewtlt 'Founded 59 Years Ago The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York is a synonym tor SECURITY Th first sUauat deslrtd by investors. SECURITY Independent of crop failure, panics, strikes or wars. Writ txUv for "Wlun Slutt t tannl way of water power, fuel nnd lack of r iur,,,,T r , r.. compatklon, Oregon should supplyl TheMuTOAL LlFE INSURANCE trade Jn Japan and tho Phllln-I COMPANY 0E NEW YORK KiauM A. McCmsr, Pruidtnt. SHERWOOD OILLESPY, Manager. Seattle, Woata. A DRAIN ON YOUR POCKET book is caused by defective plumbing. There is always something out of order. Better let ua make a thorough ex amination of the plpen, drains, steam and gaa fittings, etc., and give an esti mate on the cost of putting them in good working condition. Our work men are competent and we have eve; tiling nece ary to carry the floult Job to a successful issue. ery-dif- B. F. BECK, The Plumber Court Bt. Opposite Golden Rule Hote Real Estate... For Sale Beau, .f ul residence property on Court street, two lots and dwelling. J2.500.0O. Resldeuco lots, well located, at prices ransing from J1U0.00 to fiuf each. Boarding house and one lot--31 rooms centrally located, ,2,500.00. Boarding house,19 room-,i;i,900.00 $700 00 1 dwelllns and 8taMV One lot and house, $500.00. Two lets, dwelling 6 rooms and! stable, ?900.00, ! rooms, bath and sewerage, three I One lot with dwelling of seven blocks from Main Urtet. $2,500.00. And intiuh other property, ull on easy terms E. D.BOYD, HI Court Street I For POULTRY and STOCK SUPPLIES SHOALWATER Oysters, fresh every i received in the mSti rect from otrr own i We have closed our retail ojl house in the Golden Kelt t building, and will devote osl tire attention to supplvia I public with fresh oysters bj J pint, quart or gallon. Depetl Fechter's confectionery store, Court street, Pendleton. wholesale oysters i the i car load. Oysters served csl half shell by the plate. WacnsmtitfiJ Laatz -CALL ON Colesworthy -AT TH CHOP MILL 127 uiul 129 East AlU Street I have bargained with a! nnronnlnH V ITU 1 r I wiujiuhjui, nmuer uruiser to locate Valuable Timber Claims On the line o. a railroad now under oonstraetton, Tnlsmeansa big ohaooe for flrBt-oomerB. See N.Berkeleyi teller SSiZZZJ'.W tn" "a Plows 15 Ti- j&m! cb,lle1 Plows, broking tck'!f- ,.f," !ton, plow buHl tbs birbrlck shop " " nme "U ou u' FOR- Wood, Coal and Building Material Delivered Prosptlj- We are in the ta! pared to move light orbetff cles. OFFICE MAIN STf Telephone MaU I LMBE Harbor COW- Opp. W; & C. R- D figures When getting "t lumber ft""! others , yours, don't ob- b and see us. " - - stock of all kinds of ntitdinz Mat . . I-. A not. 11 including sKW'y ' 4 uuno, . . pen and windows-- 1 hSntr thmt i found class lumberyard.