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Just arrived from the East, a large and
complete stock, including Burning Out
fits complete. Pieces (or burning, stamped
and unstamped, Nut Uowls, Picture
Frames Tobacco Jsrs, Taliourettes, Bread
Trays, Pipe Raks, Steins, Etc. These
pieces are made from genuine bass wood
and are verv fine.
BROCK & McCOMAS CO.
DRUGGISTS
that the people of Oregon have not
failed to accord credit to their Sec
ond Oregon boys, and have learned
the glorious story of Malabou and
PaslR to teach to their children. There
are few who have not read nnd re
read of the Second Oregon, and that
enfilading fire at Miilabon, and the
glorious fact that our regiment saved
the day and upheld the honor or the
state whence they went to the wars.
But It will not harm again to re
hearse these things, even though It he
necessary to secure their rehearsal
via a legislative committee. Oregon
Dally Journal.
ALWAYS. EVERYWHERE SUPERB.
I could reach a
j ment, suited to the needs of a
, ized community, through any
I means.
By all means the appropriation for
the Colorado exhibit at the St. I.ouls
World's Fair should carry with It a
piovlslou for the removal of the ex
hibit to the Lewis and Clark centen
nial at Portland In 1!05.
Making the display by Colorado at
St. Louis on a superb scale Is all the
more advisable, for with an additional
- - outlay of $6000 to 310.000. the state
condition of employ-jean repeat its St. I.ouls success In Or
egon.
civil-
other, 1. l 1 .-...lalotr... a f n t n
of Colorado has a valuable reputation I sPare l,nle
TUESDAY. FEimUAHY 24. 1S03. I
Let others frame then- eree.ls
mine is to work.
To do my best, however fai it
fall
Below the keener cralt of
stronger hands.
To be myself, full hearted, free
and true,
To think ray own thoughts
straight out from the
heart,
To feel and be, and never stop
to ask:
"Do all men so? Is this the
world's highway?" Char
lotte M. Hall.
Breaking the ground for the Lewis
and Clark Exposition seems an insig
nlflcant task enough, but if one fol
lows that mental vision reaching
through the next two years, there is
seen the transformation of Oregon
from the obscure station of today, to
that of a queen admired by the na
Hons of the world.
The La Grande Observer gatners up
all the gall and wormwood that has
accumulated In a life long memory,
and with it writes an essay on Har
vey Scott that will be a most bitter
morsel for him to read, following so
closely the glaring headlines announc
ing the election of his rival to the
United States senate.
The February number of the "Ua
kawin," the Pendleton high school
journal, is out, and shows a wonder
ful Improvement over the previous
issue. The teachers and pupils of the
public schools who edit and conduct
this little publication, are deserving
of the highest compliments. It is an
ornament that should find a place in
every Pendleton home.
Pendleton druggists will doubtless
rejoice to learn that radium, the most
terrific explosive on earth, has been
reduced in price from one million to
nine hundred thousand dollars per
ounce. There are but two pounds of
the commodity In existence in the
world, and orders should be sent in
-early. It is manufactured in a cellar
of a freezing temperature, in the sub
urbs of London.
The special election for a congress
man in the first district, to succeed
Thomas H. Tongue, will bo held some
time in June. Evan Ileames, of Jack
son county, is the probable democrat
ic candidate. There are so many eli
gible and willing republicans in the
district, that it is not possible to an
nounce which one of the defeated sen
atorial candidates will condescend to
accept this lower dignity.
In the death of President Martin
dalo the state loses a noble type of cit
izen, the normal a highly capable in
structor and the educational interests
of the Northwest one oX tho most ac
tive and earnest factors. Men who
are good organizers and who origlnato
rules of conduct and methods of teach
ing, are tho real motive forces in all
progressive education. The peculiar
place occupied by this excellent man
and teacher will he very difficult to
nil.
John Mitchell, in a short speech
before an Indianapolis audience Sat
urday, said that strikes are tho natur
al result of our high civilization.
Worklngmen are thinkers, who can
not be forced to accept a condition
which they know is embittered by tho
selfishness of the great combines.
These same thinking worklngmen
would gladly forbid the strike, if they
Governor Chamberlain has made a
' lecord for economical government
during the recent session of tho leg
islature, that will not soon be forgot
ten by tho people of the state. In
vetoing tho Booth-Kelly Lumber Com
pany's forest fire bill, he saved tho
state $50,000 a year that would have
been expended in protecting and pay
ing damages to the big sawmill con
cerns of tho Cascades. The Newport
Summer Normal School bill, which
he vetoed, carried an appropriation of
$6,000, and was a nice junket for a
few teachers on a vacation.
Enjoy your leisure time at
ROBINSON'S
AMUSEMENT
PARLORS
UNDER W. & 0. R. DEPOT
First-class Bowling Alleys
Best Billiard and Pool Tables
Shooting and Throwing Galler-
OTTO MIESCKE
For the family dinner
plain cooking is the rule,
but the food itself should
be of the best meat in
particular,
For that reason those
who deal at our market
never have cause for com
paint as their meats are
always of the best and
uniform quality-fresh and
tender.
Musical entertainment every
evening, isest order maintained
Temperance
cigars.
Drop in and while
refreshments and
away your
Senator Foraker, of Ohio. Indulged
in some oratory on the Philippine sit
uation, Monday, in discussing the
sugar tariff. The senator says that
conditions in the islands are unbear
able owing to the absence of a market
for their products. He emphatically
declares that this government must
admit their sugar and tobacco abso
lutely free of duty in order to insure
prosperity for that people. In admit
ting the cheap labor sugar of the
archipelago into this country free of
duty, ho also declares that the cane
and beet sugar Industry here will be
ruined. The United States consumes
2,500.000 tons of sugar annually and
only produces 1,000,000 tons. The
sugar Industry of the Philippines is
now being concentrated into the
hands of American capitalists who are
making strong efforts to have the tar
iff removed from their product. The
cheap labor of the Islands, coupled
with free trade, will give the sugar
magnates there, unfair odds over the
American manufacturer and will have
the effect of driving small concerns
out of business in the United States.!
for grand ideas and doing things on
a generous scale. This name and
fame has been of enormous good to
California, whose lavish generosity Is
world celebrated.
It is equally valuable to Colorado,
which should always, everywhere, on
all great occasions, deserve admira
tion as the state superb. Denver
Post.
LET US FILL
YOUR BILL
THE TRAGEDY OF BEING rOOR.
In
the summer, when the hot wind
sweeps the plain.
In the summer when the parched
fields gasp for rain,
When the sky above is brassy and
the sun,
Like a vessel from which molten met
als run,
Hangs o'erhead through days that
never seem to end,
They totter In the dusty streets and
sigh,
The children In the huddled hovels
penned,
Lie orylng out through shriveled
lips and dry
In the slimmer, when the heat Is stf
ling, Woe
Assumes a thousand shapes they
must endure,
Till Death is kind enough to claim
them O,
The tragedy of being poor;
In
In
plains are
maddened
and
THE SOLDIER.
Oratory more or less sincere had
vent in the Oregon senate the other
lay with the members of the Second
Oregon Volunteer Regiment as the
theme. It is fortunate that upon oc
casions the soldier in the ranks re
ceives justice even although It be at
the hands of politicians who some
times seek to make what the boys
call "grand-stand" plays, to win the
applause of the people In tho legisla
tive branches or who may read ac
counts of the game they play.
Whatever be the means of bringing
this matter to the fore, let no ono
neglect an opportunity to pay his
honest tribute to tho soldier. Thero
are somo things that occur to one in
whose mind this matter is considered.
There was Hobson in the navy, volun
teering to go upon that Merrimac
trip, and hearing prayers from every
man Jack on deck that he be per
mitted to go with him, and, too, that
fellow who stowed himself away on
board the fated ship to be found by
Hobson after the start had been made.
Who remembers tho names of any
but Hobson? What women rushed af
ter those Jack tars to shower them
with flowers and, so some say, with
kisses that tho gods themselves
would, If they could, purchase with
the treasures of tho ages? Is there
any difference between the undoubt
ed bravery of Hobson and of that
stowaway?
Funston captured Aguinaldo, yet the
public havo already forgotten tboso
who went with him, and so far as
concerns the gratitude of the repub
lic, he might as well have gone alone.
Upon every battlefield the soldier
In the ranks performs deeds of valor.
He faces death with a laugh, and
counts his life as nothing, if in its
giving ho may add to the glory of the
nation and more firmly establish his
country's greatness. Who remembers
those deeds of heroism, excepting
when somo peculiar circumstance
brings him Into public view?
It may be well to remark, however,
the winter, when the
white with snow,
the winter when the
blizzards blow,
When the sky above is leaden
the sun,
Like a weary slave, whose heavy
task is done,
Shrinks out of sight, as if to steal a
rest.
With faces pinched and blue they
go ther ways;
The mother, with her babies on her
breast.
Beside the empty stove weeps
through the days;
In the winter, when the blasts are Icy,
Woe
Assumes a thousand shapes they must
endure,
Till Death Is kind enough to claim
them O
The tragedy of being poor!
Chicago Record-Herald.
FOR LUMBER
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Building Material of all
descriptions and sa v e
you money.
DOORS WINDOWS
B u i Idin g paper, lime,
cement, brick and sand.
Wood gutters for barns
and dwellings a specialty.
Oregon Lumber lard
Alta St., Opp. Court House
GOOD SOUND WOOD
Fifteen hundred revolutionists are
on the way in arms to meet the Bo
livian expedition.
AT, THE TOP.
It is a laudable ambition to reach the
top of the ladder of success. But many
a man who reaches the topmost rung
finds his position a torment instead of a
tnumpn. lie lias
sacrificed his
health to success.
A man can suc
ceed and be
strong if he
heeds Nature's
warnings. When
there 13 indiges
tion, loss of ap
petite, ringing in
the ears, dizzi
ness, spots be
fore the eyes or
plpitation of the
heart ; any or all
oi tlie.se symptoms
point to weakness and
loss of nutrition. Dr.
Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery cures dis
eases of the stomach
and other organs of di
gestion and nutrition.
By perfect and abund
ant nourishment dis
tributed to each vital
organ it enables the co-operation
of all the onrans to tire.
serve the perfect health of
uie ooay.
Kor about two years I suffered from a my
BbstinatecaKof Uyapepsia," writes R, U.Scconf,
Km., of i j Eastern Ave., Toronto, OuUrio. I
tricxl a great number of remediea without sue-
I finally lost faith in them all. I was ao
far gone that I could not bear any bolld food In
my stomach for a long time ; felt melancholy
and depressed. Could not sleep, nor follow my
occupation. Some four months ago o friend
recommended your' Golden Medical Discovery.'
After a week's treatment I had derived so much
benefit that I continued the medicine. I have
taken three bottles and am convinced it has
In my case accomplished a permanent cure. I
can conscientiously recommend it to the thou
sands of dyspeptics throughout the land."
The Common Sense Medical Adviser,"
iC03 Urge pages iu paper covers, is sent
free on receipt of ai one-cent stamps to
pay expense of mailing only. Address
Dr. tt. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
SBSBSBsli
n
Is always received when you
place your order with us.
Fir, Tamarack and
..Pine..
Why buy poor coal when you
can get the best for the same
price?
Laatz Bros.
Telephone Main 5 J
OTTO MIESCKE
COURT STREET
Hotiser's Old Stand
DRIED FRUITS
25 pounds of fancy dried prunes
only $1.00.
We have Dried
Nectarines
Prunes
Apples
Pears
Apricots
Peaches
Raisins
Currants
Figs
THE
I New..
Goods
Coming in dailt.
as Skirts, Shirt ti
mis, muslin TJri
wear, Shirt Waist.
anos and
far Mip met : , 1
. . " style
price in town.
Ed Ebei
645 Alain street.
Standard Grocery
Court Street
Low Sellers of Groceries
The Gasoline Engine is man's
most handy companion. See
the Improved
THEME
Gasoline Engine
It's something new Requires no
packing and has no stud bolts
to twist off.
Let us show you our irrigation
plant. Irrigaticn in this
country means wealth.
WfiA 31 Court
Street
Lumber.
Lumber,
Ltmbef.
All kinds for all purposes.
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Planing of all descriptions done
to otder.
Don't place your order for
Building Material until you have
consulted us.
Pendleton Planing Mill an
Lumber Yard,
4tOSCRT fORSTER, Proctor
ARE YOU READY TO BUY
REAL ESTATE
THEN LOOK AT THIS LIST
Four and n half lots with two large
pretty eottnges, all well Improved.
Now rented for 30 a month, $1500.
A lodging house, 14 rooms and lot,
very centrally located, $2500.
A lot about three blocks from Main
street, $250
A house, 8 rooms and lot, live bloeks
off Main street, $1100.
inner nouses and lots from $500 .to
Simile lots from 11'5 to WOO accord
ing to location.
Four lots together G0O.
Blx lota together. $850.
Fourteen lots together, whole block,
11500. '
Will sell for cash or on easy terms.
Will explain aud show property up
on application. Pendleton is growing
rapidly and Investments now will, in
my opinion, prove profitable. To the
nverage man iu the West, the surest
way to prollt is in real estate Invest
ments. 0. D. BOYD, III Court Street
No Rough Edges on
Oar Laandry
To cut necks and wrists and
profanity, for we are carfl
ironing collars, cuffs and!
bands of shirts. We
pleased to call and get youi
pie order and can assure yd
lsiacwon deliver it, too,
ciiarge.
THE DOMESTIC LAW
Court and Thompson St!
Breakfast
Foods . . .
All kinds of prepared foods
and mushes. Finest syrups
and buckwheat for cakes.
Best hams it is possible to
obtain.
Yes, we have a full line of
the celebrated Monopole
canned goods.
D. KEMLER &
The Big Store in a
Room.
SON
Small
Alta Street, Opposite Savings Bank
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Uvea If ll' overnanled and repalntt
law voiira It'a eronomv. therefore
owner to attend to repairs and repi
truest economy II we tupply the maiel
do the work, lor w ate only tbe be
former, put In our best licks at the latl
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hank a ra thA mmt durable. flnelT flnlf
eaaleit riding Uungiei, we bare tbej
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any soil. When In tbe market fori
call on
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We sell and guarantee the Stoyerji
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AND
Tons
Just received anott
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stock supplies at the
Coleswortl
CHOP MILL
127 Mid 129 East Alta Str
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at 7 a. m lor yau .n,7,"Tbii
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turn.ll.iili to Nye, 11.25! Nij and rd
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