AT WOOD'S
White Pine Cough Sytup
Cares Coaghs,.CoIds, Hoarseness and all ' Bronchial
Troubles. It will give quick relief If you
have a cold. TRY IT.
BROCK & McCOMAS CO.
DRUGGISTS
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1903.
I
True sllenco Is the rest of the
mind, anil Is to the spirit what
sleep Is to the body, nourish
ment and refreshment. It Is a
great virtue; it covers folly,
keeps .secrets, avoids disputes'
and prevents sin. Plutarch.
tary and moral surroundings of the
Inmates. These subjects are neglect
ed In Oregon. The needs of the state
have grown so fast that improvement
has not kept pace with them. The wo
men are engaged In a most worthy
mission and the legislature cannot af
ford to turn u deaf ear to their recommendations.
COntadmifl nr Itifnoftniiu
7' " V" 1 T , V - disease. Persons vtttl, weak hearts
trotluced. in the Oregon legislature muat not Mn a(. Just ,eave tl)ls)
there, are at least two lobbyists In whoIe niatter t0 tlle MInnesota gIrls.
They won't be kissed against their
The crop of legislative freaks Is a
large, one this winter. A Minnesota
Solon wants the law-makors nr Hint
state to prohibit kissing unless thol"?1 offlcIeiic'. a,ltl ls '''"J-
wouia-oe Kisser can ptovo that he is
free from
. rfintrrMilnnnl visit :to LerilTltd .fSland
, navP.vird. In tho Introductions ho
i ir.lsseil f ho. name of the (officer assign
' elf to escort hlra. Ho says:
"Wo walked about tho yard till that
topic of cciversatlon was exhausted.
and Una II fell to talking about tho bat
, tlo of Santiago. Tho captain spoke
I In pralsoworthy terms of the different
.cupialiis and commanders In tho Heel
that whipped the Spaniards.
I " 'Hut why do you not make saw
J mention of Clark, thnt officer who
, brought the Oregon around the
Horn?' I asked.
"The captain politely ovaded my In
quiry, and not Ion? alterward ho he
pan to talk about tho guns that work
ed (ho destruction of tho SpniiH
fleet. Ho commented upon the tneru
t'on or tho Iowa, told of the powerful
marksmanship on the Brooklyn, and
so on.
" 'Pardon mo,' I Interposed agair
but why do you omit mention of those
mighty 13-Inch guns of the Oregon?
" 'You must hnve misunderstood my
r-ame when I was Introduced,' replied
the captain, turning full upon me. 'I
am compelled to tell you that I am
Capt. Clark.'"
Nobody has over heard of Capt.
Clark paying anything remarkable
When he joined Sampson's fleet after
the? wonderful sail of the Oregon
nioimd the Horn he did not ily a sig
iial. "We regret that wo did not meet
the Spanish squadron!"
After the battle of Santiago, In
which tho Oregon was probably tho
most decisive factor, Clark simply
made a conventional report.
Clark commanded his ship with the
Salem.
Good roads, Irrigation, alfalfa, bet- w111, m,t lhc fellow who has the girl's
ter grades of stock, and replenished Permission to kiss will defy all thy
ranges are the plauks of the Inland legislatures in the United States with
Empire platform. perfect Impunity. .
The Sumpter ore steallne sensa- e alo"is make their religion
tion comes at an opportune time for Practical and up-to-date by many cur
the Baker 'City Herald. Its continued . lous "ractJces not Indulged In by
story on'ex'-Sheriff Huntington's short-. other 8ects- Tho newest feature of
age was drawing to a close. Red ink j ,hls relSon ls Iie I"" about to bo
ls still In order.
passed by the Utah legislature, seti
jtlng aside a public holiday, known as.
The La Grande Observer aptly and "health day." The bill compels the
forcibly remarks that Oregon might . owner or lessee of every occupied
expect an open river If she would ' dwelling, business house, hotel, school
exercise sufficient good Judgment to'. house, church bulldlnir and other
send an Inland Empire wheat grower structures occupied In any way to SMCe 'his most loathsome and hateful,
to the United States senate. disinfect the premises thorouaW on! 5 .F
p . r 7 , , , , Health day," under penalty or a $50
Engineer Davis, who was ki ed n' r,, , , . , . ., . ,.
, , , .... .""e. Oregon might adopt this Jlor-
... . , 7. mon Practice with great benefit to
icsiiuaaiuie iur iiiu uisusier. rnavs j,e ue0,ie
I-lffJlt nlnnm . 1, n .Inn., m 1 1 1 I
..0..l. ."iw.iu 1UC ucu IUUI1. J.Jie 11Y-Mt. tnt
And so there are thousands or mod'
cm gentlemen who do what's right- -do
their best nnd that's all.
No delicacy Is so supremo as that of
the army officer who belloves- thnt the j
opportunities of personal valor be
Icpg to his subordinates.
Many of the world's most glorified
old-time heroes were simply glory
gratters.
The modern gentleman, unlike the
ancient knight, makes no display of
his chivalry.
UNDERWEAR SALE"!
i i
We must sell all our heavy wool underwear at once, for
we need room for new spring stock, soon to arrive. Notice
the very low prices quoted below, and Romomber that these
same goods arc before our customers every day, marked in
plain figures and you can see for yourself the regular selling
prices and know that you are getting the BARGAINS we ad
vertise. ,
Men's heavy Australian Lamb's Wool Underwear. Worth ffi a stilt
eln-wlure, our special price for (Ills pale, $3.25 perf ulU
Men's heavy three-' lircad wool underwear, heavy enough for "Klon
dike" wear, special wile prlro, $1.13 per garment.
Men's good weight blue all wool underwent, our regular $1,26 wear,
for this sale only 05e rer garment.
Men's all wool double breasted underwear, good heavy weight, special
price for this sale, 85c per garment.
Men's heavy mixed wool, grey underwear, special 49c per gamieilt.
Boy's all wool underwear, red tired for this side 20 per cent from tho
regular prices. Each p Ize Is a different pilec bo we cannot take apace to
list each price,
Ladles' aU wool line ribbed, grey underwear, our regular f I wear,
special ptico or tils mle, 80c per garment.
Ladles' mixed wool ribbed underwear, 75c grade, Bpeclnl,. 55o.
Ladles' mixed wool cream color underwear, OOo grade, special, 4fc.
Ladies' heavy llecce lined underwear, special price, 40c.
Misses' heavy wool underwear, 20 per cent oil' regular prices.
Winter is not over yet, and knowing that the present
cold snap will make a demand for warm underwear, we have
made the above special prices to clean up all our heavy woolen
underwear.
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THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY
ssease
Of all human diseases, that known as
contagious blood poison, or the Bad
Disease, has caused more misery and suf
fering aad mined more lives than all
others combined. It not only wrecks tho
hopes aud aspirations of the one who
contracts it, but often the innocent are
rnndc to share the humiliation and dis-
Such a law Is necessary
Ing may need another job and their
faults can be burled with their vic-jCAPTAIN CLARK OF THE OREGON
tims. '
' I The modern American gentleman
Captain Hobson gets out of an as-illas been 'snored. But hp ls one, of
slgnment of duty in order to educate' "eB renu,c opments .
the people of the country as to thej Wo are accustomed to regard mod
needs of the navy. Hobson has the, era progress mighty, but rude. Nofh
itch for notoriety and would rather do . ,nB ls stranger than the disposition oi
me supreme people or the world's
mightiest era namely, The xmeri
cans to regard themselves as crude
and worship previous Inferior epochs
as fine -and subtle.
History .repeats Itself. The Ro
mans, who were the masters of an
cient civilization, regarded themselves
as rude and believed in the fineness
or Grecian Ideals.
it from' parents, and thousands of the
purest men and tftitnen have been con
taminated ai(d ruined simply through
handling the clothing of one infected
Oil Portraits
Rare specimens of fine work are given free at our
store. Made from any photo furnished. -They are
life size. See the samples in the display window.
Come in and ask for particulars. ' "
Martin's Family Grocery and Bakery
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all sizes, will arrive now
i ineiiu tnemeelres.
nGAUU BHUTH
anything else than attend to his du
ties (as a naval officer, '
Tlie suggestion of a Chicago iaper.
that the plays put upon the stage to
day be passed upon by a censor of tho
people has no .force nor argument In
It. Tho play-going public Is the best
censor and' can "determine tho life of
a play by giving Its praise 'or condemnation.
The voice of tho Pendleton Com
mercial Association has been heard
In no uncertain terms, on the propos
ed charter change. This evidence
will be sufficient to coiivince the leg-
Ami so the old-time gentleman, who
was simply the. refinement of the
swash-buckler, ls today regarded- a3
the ideal type of refined and noble
men and the modern uentleman is
ignored.
The United States army and tho
United States navy comprise examples
I of the type of modern gentleman and
' Tmrn II,, 1 1
islature that no change Is wanted at .CsX
this time.' Pendleton's sentiment lsipeditlon reluses to accept the oppor
icflected in tho decisions of this ex-.tunlty to play the role of the old-tlms
cellent organization. U.ero,
He might ride tout In front Of his
The;Salem Statesman says a stam- nien and W', "Boys, Immediately anil
pede'ln the senatorial situation will li,Pvrab'0,;ht.11 '? bet,(?.r ,t,ban coJ
. . ', i i , ,ardly wait tor heaven there Is tho
take place isoon. i The (stampede Is enemy rforward!"
not taking on any serious aspects as
yet. The true stampede will tak'j But Instead of uttering such a sen-
with this awful
mftefhe THE INNOCENT
KSr?. BUFFER WITH
toilet articles. THE GUILTY.
And when the
real nature of the trouble is known, many
picici iv suncr iu Eiiencc or leave me
disease to do its worst rather than make
known their condition.
Through our Medical Department wc
offer advice and helo. Write us freelv
about your case, as nothing you say will j
ever go ocyonu our omce. L,ct us help
you to get rid of this fearful disease, for
which some one eUc no doubt is to blame.
It matters not how'long the poison, has
been lurking in your system, S. S. S. will
purify and build tip youi blood, aud
eliminate eVry atom of the deadly virus
from the system and make a complete'
and permanent cure.
b. fa. b. is the only antidote for Conta
gious Blood Poison and has been curingit
for fifty years. It contains no mercury,
potasn or otlier harm
ful mineral ingredi
ent, but is a purely
vegetable remedy that
cure3 without leaving
anv bad after effects.
Our special Home Treatment book,
gives all the symptoms of this disease.
We will mail you a copy free.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Bargains in
place at 'the polls in 1004. 'when thoso't?"00 t0 ba preserved In the pages of
who are now disregarding and tramp- ,,ero doesi not.rl.ie out In front of his
ling the sacred liberty of the masses. , men ho believes that they are too
will receive the rebuk'otliey so justly , bravo to require heroics and he slm
deserve. r , P'y 8avB to "'s aides, "We v.'IU ad,
, , - , vanco in open order and attack at
onco."
The strike of the Union Pacific boil
er makers Is now assuming a serious
turn' for -tbo company. The engine
men are considering (he advisability
of going put, on account of the ex
tremely, dangerous condition of tho
neglected engines. The holler makers
have tho sympathy and financial sup- '
Fort of pvery other railroad order and
can hold out indefinitely.
A congressman tells the story of n
The miners of Eastern Oregon don't
want .the cue mile liquor limit JaW
repealed. They arc right in their de
cision, Work and whiskey don't go
well together. All the great trades
are dlsqardlng the thirst for liquor
by gradual processes. Tho miners
are struggling to throw it off, and t
tho people of tho state should help
them, Railway employes have almost
entirely destroyed tho habit of. drunk
enness Jn that occupation, by educa
tion, fraternal teaching and "weeding
out'
The Federated Women's Clubs of
Oregon are studying the, conditions of
the tat JwUtaUons .with a view" "tafJ
HARPER
wn
Physicians prescribe
it for their most deli
cate oatients
OLD and PURE
For galo by
JOHN iSCHMIDT
HECKIVKS HUCII ATTEIVTIOIf
In our ichooL Instruction Is given In
wonllnx, capitalizing, punctuating, paro
iraphlae, tic MX our teaching la pracU
eal; the education we give U uuble. X
courx with ua par-the succeu of our
ffraduatea, lb business men and women,
and as bookkeepers and atenoffraphon,
proves tola. Open all the year; atudtfnti
admitted at any thae catalogue free.
PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE
poiituand, onEaos
A. v. AimsTnoNa, lub. rnwcipju.
Lumber,
Lumber, i
Lumhet,
All Jtintlp for all purposes.
Sash, iDoors and Blinds.
Planing of all descriptions dont
to otder.
Don't place your order foi
Building Material until you havt
consulted us.
The Columbia
Lodging House
NDWLiY FURNIBHED
BiVR IJN' COKNl?(TIOK
IN (3ENTJSR OF BLOCK
NET. ALTA & WEBB 8TB
F. X. SCHEMPP, P,rop.
The Best1
There Is
M0N0P0LE
Real Estate
1 ,have a larger and "better
list of Farms, Block Ranches
and Uity I'roporty, ;to sell
than ever before. Also a big
lot of land in the, coming
,wneai section ot JSafltern
Washington.
I f
erkeley
Finest on . .
The Market
CANNED GOODS
Complete Line at
THE
Standard Grocery
Cnrt Street
Low Sellers of Groceries
Gray's Harbor
Pendleton Planing Mill a
lumber Yard.
TWISTER, Prefw letor
Dally Eaat .Orcnenlsn hv rr.i..
Commercial Co.
We Don't Keep Everything
But we ao Keep u gowl llg
stock of nice dry Flooring,
Celling, Rustlo and Finish,
in ull grades . Also all kinds
of Dimension Lumbtr, In
eluding Lath and Shingles.
Our stock of Doors, "Win
dows, Moulding, Bulldlug
nnd Tar Paper and Apple
Boxes la complete, and any
one In iieed of Lumber will
not bo wrong Jn placing
their order with he s s ,
Gray's Harbor Com. Co.
LOSSES ALWAYS
MET PROMPTLY
Don't Forget
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HU Will) .
sure, thoueh. trtwfoit
Wp ask vour RWli
cause we can do it riftt
Bum nniiPOTir 1 1
IIIU I 111 H I I II
lilt iriiiaLy a av
Court and Thompson
By the Fire Insurance Com
panies we represent. Our
companies, stand first ;in the
world.
Hartford bm Iusurauce Co.J12,250.07fl
Alliance Assurance Co. .... 29,030,963
London & Lancashire Fire
Insurance Co 2,544,683
North British & Mercantile, , . ,
V" iuauroiii-u jo 5S,DU7,I03
FRANK B. CLOPTOM
3
( AGENT
800 MAIN STREET
Tons
AND
GOOfSOOKD WOOD 1
Tons
rJ load of Poults
StOCK SUppi'"""
c
II B y fulfill
Hi JlflWtt. Will .
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Fred waiiemi-'-
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J OOT7'KIAP Zm i0
Is always received when vou
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piace your order with us.
Fir, Tamanack and
..Pine..
Why buy poor coal when you
can get peat for the same
price?
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