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The BUCKEYE Folding Vapor Bath Cabinet. THE ONLY PERFECT CABINET MADE For tho Scientific Application of Hiat and Steam In Curing and Preventing Disease. : : : : : Endowed by 3o,ooo PHYSICIANS and OVBR 600,000 Happy Users PRICE, $5.00 BROCK & McCOMAS CO. DRUGGISTS GOOD S'j D WOOD eases known as "reportable" cases. The contention is mnde that tho law interferes with the practice of hull vldual physicians In glviiiBfreeadvice to patients whom tho physician may 1.0 trenHnir at the time. One step further, in the establishment of a aiways received when you state pharmacy w ...... - i aCe your order with us ,,1 ..... .l.nn .nit nf llllS- .1 cine, win inn mi; - Iness. The O. It. & N. shows a commenda ble spirit in Increasing the pay of its trainmen. It is largely through the j efficiency of employes that increased profits come to such industries and every advance in income should be accompanied by increased wages. WEDDING IN KANSAS. Fir. Tamarack and ..Pine., Why buy poor coal when you E MONDAY. MAUCII 1A03. Once Edward Everett Hale was speaker of the day at tho battlefield of Gettysburg. It took him two hours to deliver the speech he had memorized. A man named Lincoln followed him and spoke just three min utes. Everett's speech was for gotten the day it was delivered, but Lincoln's is deathless. It is heart, not art that wins, the world over.' Elbert Hubbard. Several business blocks would now bo in course of construction in this city if brick could be procured. The Oregon stock farm will never be perfected until Eastern hogs and bacon cease to be shipped into the state. The Sumpter mining, men have abandoned the idea of fighting the portage road. That was an awful bluff! The appointment of J. W. Knowles as register of the La Grande land of fice, has not yet been confirmed and possibly may not be. THE SLEEPER STIRS. Periodically a little flurry of men tal activity disturbs the lethargic state of Portland. The following from tho EvouiiiK Telegram marks one of her transitory periods of con sciousnoss: "Portland will never be tho city that it ought to be. and would then speedily become, until it lias more ex tended and expanded railroad serv ice. It must have a railroad into and tiirnii.'h Central Oregon, another through the Nehalem region to Tilla moo!;, direct river-route rail commu nication with the portions of Eastern Washington now tributary to the Northern Pacific, and with Northern Idaho via the Snake river canyon. "Portland people can do much to compel the building of these lines if they pull together for that purpose and insist with sufficient pertinacity that they must be built. With these, and an ample channel to the sea, there will never again be any ques tion of which is or is tn be the prin cipal city of the Pacific Northwest. Portland will stand unrivalled." DO IT NOW. These few words compose a rule that is one of the greatest aids in achieving success. Don't put off doing anything that can bo attended to at once. He who chases his work always has time to properly attend to all the affairs and generally some to spare. He rests easy at the close of each day, for he Is not crowded with duties that ought to have been attend to. But how different is it with the person who allows his work to accumulate, putting off trom time to time duties that "do It now'' would dispose of and remove from bother ing him in future. Governor McBride has turned back How easy It is to attend a matter the hand of Progress in Washington as soon as it presents itself, but how The ceremony was performed in Charley's business olilce. and was dono up in short order, so that busi ness was Interrupted only tor a few moments. Charley came from behind the counter with his apron on. and was ready for the ceremony, but at the judge's request removed his apron and donned his coat. The judge tied the knot good and solid, tno groom kissed the bride, removed his coat, put on his apron and resumed busi ness. The witnesses were Herman Urenneke. Joseph Sedlacek and Geo. T. Smith. Somebody may want to know what kind of a business house this is where this marriage took place, but as this is Kansas we will have to say that all we know about it is that it is not a dry goods house. The Bremen boys celebrated the occasion with fire crackers, guns, tin pans and all kinds of musical instruments, and Charley took them in and did the right thing by them. Marysvllle News. can get price? the best for the same Laatz Bros. Telephone Main 51 Lumber, Lumber, Lumber, All kinds for all purposes. Sash, Doors and Blinds Planing of all descriptions done to order. Don't place your order for Building Material until you have consulted us. The postoffice safe at Genesee. Idaho, was blown open Friday night and $225 in money taken. BEST FOR THE BOWELS 1 Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard ROBERT FORSTER, Proprietor if , it tiavt-ii f n rr.-ular, healthy movement of tin tw,ij . ,y tlnv, toh'io III or will lie. Keep youi i Sown, i.n mi in ucti Km 11 the pliaroof rlo I est.t'.vi. ml C) lie v.,- or keeping the DoweU .'learaml clean Is to ta . ' CANDY CATHARTIC EAT 'EIY1 LIKE CANDY Heiuant r.iiataMf, l'olent TiutnUood, Dodood Stter Sicken, Weaken, ur Oilpe. 10. Sj, and 60 centl per box. Wrltu for flee sample, and booklet oc ne.i'tli Aildrc? dihULINU IIK.1KUV IOSIMT, I'lllCAtO or SEW TOIU. KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN The Gasoline Engine is man's most handy companion. See the Improved THEME Gasoline JSufvne 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. 3H Court Street LOSSES ALWAY Mfcl FKUMPTI V Bv the Fire I - . -"uicince panies we represent luuiijuiiicb stand firc world. st " Hartford Flrn Tnai ikiiiuuiiu xirviiiiiiiii'M a r t ...!.. Vt ..v, V" ..28 nullum nr. iiiiinouniin ri "-vwuiiij rim -V All-I I'STlf ll ' Co ; 0 Royal Insurance Co..".','.'"" ATknt i nnim v. jwr AGENT 800 MAIN STREET The Columbia Lodging House Witfiee, Newly Furnished tfarin connection, Bet. Alta & Webb Sts. In Center of Block F. X. Schempp Proprietor John Mitchell accepts the award of the anthracite commission in the same broad, honest spirit which has marked his course throughout the strike. The application of the attorneys of Pies Armstrong, the Baker county murderer tor a change of venue to this county has been denied and he must face a jury of his neighbors. for a quarter of a century. His plea for economy in vetoing the Lewis and Clark fair appropriation bill, sounds distressingly hollow when his state will bo an equal sharer with Oregon in the benefits of the fair. I. L. Page, a Missouri newspaper man. Is in jail for contempt. He re fused to tell how he acquired a $1000 1)111, found in his possession by a leg islative Investigating committee. The case Is such a rare one that Mr. Page -should make known the secret. Tho fraternity would rise up and call him 3lessed. Umatilla county enjoys six weeks more summer weather each year than her sisters east of tho Hlue Moun tains; while the frost is just starting to melt out of the ground in Grando Honde, the peach buds In tho or chards here are almost at the burst ing point. Three weeks earlier spring and three weeks later fall, adds one third to the length of tho season. The friends of S. O. Swaeklmnier, receiver of the La Grando land office, difficult if allowed to pass to some futuro time, because of the unfamil larity with the details which were once fresh in the mind. "Do It now," if followed, means being thoroughly systematic in your affairs. The Cuban congress will convene in special session tomorrow for the purpose "of ratifying tho reciprocity treaty with this government. The passage of this treaty marks one of the triumphs which Roosevelt deter mined to win when ho became president. There is some complaint on the part of physicians against tho new health law which provides that the state board of health must send out circulars, giving the proper course of treatment in a certain class of dls- Winter Eczema flR TFTTFR 13 ouc ? tUe W I I t I I L. PI many varieties of that tor- deeply resent tho charge of Incompe-'. bers through the summer and breaks tency made against him. Mr Swack-1 0Ul m wnter The bead, feet and hands hamer served his county as sheriff iV6 tueParts'"st often attacked, though .,,, -uiim) us sneiiit it sometimes appears on other parts of the and hns amassed a fair-sized fortune bodv. the skin "hardens mr&ZLZ , 5 liv linn oat rfiff .1 i V.il.. t. ii.i . " . . ment and this politi to bo extremely unjust. The spoils system carries n broad license with It. good manage-1 bleeds, while the itching and burning ia cal thrust seems at 1t,mcs ?1,ao.st unbearable. Scratching ii worse, sores ana scans forming where the skin is broken. In this form of Ivczctna brownish white crusts sometimes form which bcale oil SKIN CRACKS In fine particles, leaving the skin raw AND BLEEDS aim jiuiumeu, ll is In the city of Los Angeles, noted for its superb homes, gorgeous How- ct cauiivuih anu neautttul boulevards, ' especially pamful ami severe when cou ono marriage in every four results In f"il' to'ne''a'ids. which often become so a divorce. Faithlessness Iniwiniir.- i "adly affected that the sufferer is unable . , , ra,e8'i-s. Infidelity 1 to perform the lightest work. This like and desertion aro tho principal cans-' M other types of Kczema?is lue to acid es. California has the greatest ratio P0'80"3 ' tue blood and not to local of sulcldo or any state In tho Union 5au,,es' 'fhe troublc s "re thau skin Lzz si, r.rr bo"iy ; "3PJ5Efta tno stato Is only "skin deep." There surface can possibtv do more than soothe Is a moral unhealthfulness underneath burning and itching or relieve teapo It. I ranly the inflammation and pain. . It, " the acids thrown off by the blood The season , ?,nd whicb are f"CR their way through no season tor commencing the the pores that cause the skin to harden, woric In tho yards and gardens Is crack ami bleet'i atd produce the irrita. bere. During tho winter months ' A A Jfe ionanc sore.nc,!8a rubbish and In some places filth 1 S b;, neutralires have been mw.. V l"aces' "'t". these acid poiaon nave uwu allowed to accumu ato and k and cleanses the blood wttn tno coming 0f warm weathor 0 f 'l irritating sub- thoso gatherings of matorlal become ,a u stances and humors Ulseaso breeders. n.JZl IS nm. lawns auu greatly to tho attrac- Bcm Dlooa tt"t ""Uds up the entire sy. tlveneiw ot onr city and all citizens iSS? tu.entheuntlghUy eruption and eores Should take prldo In making Pendh, JSSS&SS ton. ib pleasing to tho evo a oai.. OursMWivvn su - . - ,M,o3ta lice, U'e ThB Sulf Rnanlflo P vruw uv,, niiania, ua, E CAN UNDERSELL a..- 1.. 1 : . 1,.. : i. i xir n i i . ... ...J- nwrenn n I I r c I or t at rv snri ft I rtnnc I I r i r i - o Yr 1 1 tt irMi n Cnm n r f - r I r nr nnu nmf rl nn m r n n n nn.M 1 It r mrae n: a trtmendous advantage over other business houses. v.vi u k iiiu kjuu ui mt puuiMU ui vjiiiaiiiiti iiJiunv. vv u luiiv icaiuu iiiai iu tidlll nils uULlIlUCUUt: WC illUal lie iivuwi, 1. . ' - 1 a. 1 M I. tt il .1 i t r irii m i t . it i !. , ' f - ' ' I in our advertisements, lou can aepenu on wnat we say. With this thought examine the following: Broadhead Dress GoodsJ We have received direct from the factories a lanre shioment of the Ci?Ifhrntnfl HmnflliPnrl nr,.cC iio ti,c. without doub the best on the market for the money. You cannot buy them at any other place in town as we have the exclusive agency. Come J examine these goods. Yon do not have to buy. Courteous treatment guaranteed. SHOES. We have a big shipment of children's, misses' and boys' shoes coming. We must make room for these. To do this wo have de cided to close out some broken lines at a wonderful sacrifice. We offer the following: 50 pairs children's fine kid shoes 50o 75 pairs boys' and misses' fine kid and grain leather 75c The following are bargains at regular prices: Men's satin calf lace or congress, plain or cap too $1.50 .Men's "Oak Anvil" fine dress shoe, very styl ish $2.25 Hoys' grain heavy lace and bnckle, size 2 to 5 $1.35 Hoys' satin calf, size 12 to 2 $1.25 A fine line of ladles' .shoes, all styles, from $1.25 to $3.50. We take special pride in our ladies' $1.50 shoes. They cannot be equaled for the money. SPRING GOODS. All the best things in the latest styles and shades. RIBBONS. Neck ribbons in satin, taffeta, and satin taf feta and all widths in other ribbons. LACES. Pillow case lace, 4 Inches wido 5c Valenciennes lace 2 to 15e per yard Tortlon lace 2 to 8e per yard EMBROIDERIES. We have a nice assortment or Swiss and cambric embroideries in edgings, Insertions and all-overs. Wo have silk, cotton and wool dress trim mings in appliquo, braids and laces. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. All styles and prices in large quantities. TINWARE, Wo have just put In a nico lino of tinware, enameled and granite ware, tools and kitchen notions. Wo are surprisingly low in prices. Tho pur chaser is made to believe wo stole them, but we didn't. DRY GOODS. We carry a complete line of staple goods. We buy with those who buy in large quanti ties, therefore we buy right. We can save you money on these goods. 500 yards calico remnants, per yard 2c Good bleached domestic Gc Pillow muslin, good weight, 42 inches 10c Ex try wide bleached or unbleached 10-4 sheet ing Hlue striped bedticking .20c ..80 PRIZES; You get your goods of us for less money and in ad dition we give you cash cou pons with every purchase, redeemable in nice China ware, Tinware, Enameled ware or Kitchen Notions. TABLE LINENS, lied damask, 25c, 27c, 30c, 38c, 43c. White tablo linen, 25c to $1 per yard. White napkins, good quality, 05c per dozen. Chenille table covers, 48c, White bed spreads, 75c and up. LACE CURTAINS. 2 !14 yards lomr and 80 Inches wide, U5o nr. 3 yards long and 42 Inches wide. 90c pr. Hetter oueu ut $1 25, $1.40, 2 25, 12 05 pr TOWELS. Harber towels, each, 5c. Hedroom towels, each, Cc. Clood size unbleached Turkish towels, each, 9c. Good size blenched Turkish towels, each, 12c. Fancy towels 10c and 12c each. MEN'S FURNISHINGS. Wo have the latest things in soft hate Men's Fedoras in black and light colors, JLW to $2.25. Men's Planter and railroad shapes, 50c to $3.50. We are solo agents for the Raymond g'ove Now stock will soon be in. Wo carry a, complete line of collars, cun, ties, underwear, overalls, shirts, socks, etc BOYS' CLOTHING, Wo have a largo assortment of knee pmJJ suits with or without vests, for boys from 3 to 15 years of vngo, for 75c to ?.r,00. Hoys' knee pants, all sizes, 25c, 33c, 4Sc, w C9c, 75c, $1.00. NOTIONS. Pius, por paper . Needles, per paper !: Hairpins, per dozen 1 Lead pencils Pencil tablets J! Six dozen buttons Z Peats hooks and eyes Z Kid curlers Jj Uest hluck or silver safety pins Hair blushes J Feather dusters HANDKERCHIEFS. Children's fancy white :"!; noys' pictured red 2 for Ladles' white hemstitched 2 iot,l Uid es' white hemstitched, lnco edging !. Ladles 'fancy white, with deep laco edging. Ladles' fancy embroidered 25c to Men's white homstltched t0 f To Our Customers at a distance: We will gladly submit samples and quote prices on anv take special care in filling all mail orders entfnsted"" artic le and Address Yout Orders to the Golden Rale Store. Golden Role Goods Golden Rule Prices Golden Rale Treat ment. : : Golden Rule Store Tfi same G00& less money or Goods for the money. : J A Jl A J t . m