PAPER RUN BY WOMEN. f EC - FOR TEN DAYS ONLY CLEARANCE SALE PYROORAPHIC MATERIAL Outfits, Regular f 5 oo $400 Bowls, Regular 60 40 Bowls, Regular 1 35 90 Picture Frames, Regular 25 ao Picture Frames, Regular 35 25 Picture Frames, Regular 40 30 Picture Frames, Regular 50 35 Tobacco jars, Regular.... 165 j 10 Steins, Regular 165.. . 1 to Trays, Regular 35 35 . Pipe Racks, Regular 75 50 Stein Racks, Regular 85 60 BROCK & McCOMAS CO. DRUGGISTS ; TUESDAY, APRIL. 14. 1903. All are not just becauso they do not wrong: But he who will not wrong me when he may He only la the truly Just. I praise not them Who In tholr petty dealings pil fer not, But him whose conscience spurns a secret fraud When ho might plunder and defy surprise His be the praise; who, looking down with scorn Upon the false judgment of the partial herd. Consults his own clear head and boldly dares To be not to be thought an honest man. AnonymouB. PROTECT THE FAMILIES. The statement of a Baker City butcher that "lumpy Jaw" has exist ed In the herds from which the beef supply of that city has been drawn, for the past 30 years, should cause people to shudder for public health. The same statement holds true in many sections of the state. In the country districts, whore local "meat wagons" furnish much of the beef for the community, the possibility of Im pure meat Is, greater than In the cities. Thore, competition does not drive men to furnish a first-class product. and the butcher who may hold light ly his obligations to humanity, can buy anything that Is cheap and after or salaries would bo paid than the Tailor Made Suits We have the celebrated "Ainsfield ' suits and skirts, and uone are better fitting, better more up to date. If you want a good.suit we have it. It you want a. cheap or media J3 or skirt we have it, perfectly made and the best values to oe rouna in eastern Oregon. SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK, ending Saturday, April 18th: With every tailor mad skirt and shirt waist suit, sold for $12 or more, we will give you absolutely FREE, you... any sailor hat in our stock, or any street nai or inram u ""cumg r,75 m prjcei Saturday Specials .. 1 ... L 1 ..,1,. rrwn A a Ur wnn IT I n IT ll fl fYl in L'rlc fr . t T CaiICO joyus. 40c, Ollling uaiiuci iuj uo. y. ft1""1- 0"w' J u-t -nouit 4jC yd. Men s snirts DiacK sinpeii or iigni coiureu 40a ui An afternoon penny papor, to be edited and controlled by women, is to be an Innovation In the Chicago newspaper field. Women editors, wo men reporters and women advertising solicitors will engage In the work, "For many years." said Dr. Frances Wilkinson, who Is to bo the editor of the paper, "the women of Chicago have planned and discussed a newspa per which should be controlled by mum, bdu now meso ureams an-1 jjj about to be realized, as there is Buffi- With pv tailor made suit, or skirt and shirt waist suit, costing $7.50 or more, we will .uM , U.tfy ftn Indorsomont n sight I ut 1., ree'anv sai0r or street hat in our stock, costing i or less. R, M 1 "I HUUDIUiniUK nit; UUIUI 11 1DU several thousand dollars has been .subscribed, and ono leading adver tlser has contracted for a page of ad' vcrtl8lng for one year; raence you see wo reel justified in starting our pro Ject." Whon asked about the policy of the paper, Dr. DIcklriBon Bald: "We shall not enter tho field as reformers. Wo shall not advocate woman suffrage or prohibition, but tho news will be printed In the Dally Bulletin, as I think the paper will bo called. We shall have a sporting page. We have already applications for the osltlon of sporting editor, besides other posl tlous on the paper." Women can do this work ns well as men. It may seem strnuge to have women reporters attending prize fights, horse races and football games, but their presence. I think, would tend to elevate such sports, and glvo digni ty to the contests; but I think the sporting editor will be a man. 'As to crime, we shall publish news of that character, but It will be writ ten from a scientific standpoint. None but doctors who understand causes of many crimes will be assigned on such subjects. Dr. Dickinson added that a large stair would not be employed, but high- THE FAIR Agents for the Raymond Washable Kid Gloves campaign, the opposition might carry the district. But he would havo to be a remark ably able democrat who would not be swept away at the very next election lu 1904, when this district will be car ried for tho republican candidate for president by a tremendous majorities. If Itooscvelt Is the man, and retains his present popularity. Under all these circumstances tne nominee of the Eugene convention will probably be elected congress man against all the odds and ob stacles that now apparently stack up ngalnst him. Salem Journal. The press dispatches say there was nothing wrong with the sunken flag' ship of Admiral Montojo, except that fifteen American shots had passed through her hulk. What more did they expect the old tub to bear? La Grande and Heppnor are each agitating the erection of a hospital Pendleton can point with pride to one of the most beautiful and well equip ped hospital buildings in the Inland Empire. It Is a porpetual reminder of the public spirit and enterprise of her citizens and those having it in ' charge, as well as those who contrlb itted so liberally to Its building fund are deserving of highest praise. There are meager reports from the Interior of Qllllam and Morrow coun ties to the effect that not over seven' ty per cent of lambs will be saved by sheepmen in those localities. The lesson Is a costly one, but it must be learned sooner or later. Shelter and protection for herdB must be provld ed. Sheds are almost as necessary as feed, In the management of a sheep ranch, and the sooner Oregonians rec ognize the fact, the better for them. Tho man who is to serve Oregon as labor commissioner, must be an able, conscientious, earnest citizen, who will be faithful to the interest of the state and not a truckling of the capitalists and large manufacturing establishments. Oregon Is behind in this work. The other Western states have left her In the rear. It will re quire a tireless worker to catch up with the record and bring the vital labor statistics of the mate up to date. What became of the public drinking fountain that once stood in the streets of Pondleton? The W. C. T. U. and club women raised $80 and purchased a very handsome public fountain and presented It to the city, several years ago. Of course, there Is no Immedi ate danger of any one becoming thirsty in Pendleton, with all the fa cilities for quenching thirst now at hand, but.a public fountain Is a thing of beauty and should ornament the streets. It is dressed no one can detect its unfitness for food. Patrons of butcher shops should In sist upon government inspection of all meat used. The bureau of animal In dustry, uuder the United States gov ernment, furnishes free inspection in cities where it is needed, and If the natural honuBty of tradesmen will not protect the health of patrons, the laws of the land should throw Its safeguards about them. There are so many opportunities for dishonesty in handling and ills trlbuting food products that the pub lie is at the mercy of the dealer. Many of the contagions that sweep ovor the country and leave death and lingering Illness in papers in Chicago -wore paying today. A good price will also be pnld for space" stories'. She also said that the paper would be out in a few months, and a definite announcement would be made just as soon as the J 100.000 was subscribed. She thought there should be that much on hand before attempting to publish the pa' per. New York Herald, Oklahoma will bo well represented at the dedicatory exercises at the World's Fair, St Louis. A special train will bring commissioners, gov ernor and staff, full regimental Htaff, military band, a battalion of militia. and many distinguished citizens and guests, making five hundred persons in all. GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP. directly traceable to Impure foods. Many of the most pitiable cases of sickness. In Isolated places, that are blddon from public view, have their origin in the contemptible practices of men who prepare foods for public use. The laws against unclean, unwhole some food products should be rigid' ly enforced. Innocent families are at the mercy of greedy men who are willing to risk spreading sickness and disease in their quest for profits, No public question shrould be more thoroughly agitated than that of pure food. It Is a vital Issue in every community. What the public eats. The question of government owner ship has come up Jn ncnte form in New York city. The mayor of that large town is a person of most con servative mind who believes that ho Is living the best possible world and that the right of private ownershlii I is probably traceable to a divine origin. Yet even Mr. Low has not been, so bewildered by the fear that a their wake, are I community can never do anything for "It is just a common cold," people iv. "there's no dantrer in that." Ad mitting their statement, then there arc uncommon colds, colds which are dan gerous; for inany a fatal aicknest begins with a cold. If we could tell the com znou cold from the uncommon we could feel quite safe, lint we can't. The uncommon van Real BARGAINS in REAL ESTATE HEW TODAY 11000 buys 300x582 feet of sightly building property, north side. ISttO, two excellent building lota, tone wall and sidewalk, W. Court. 1800 buys three lota on north side; corner and good 6-room house. 1300, corner lot, and cottage nearly new, $3060, four lots and splendid real" dence, a very cheap property. $2000, four acres, edge of town.houee, barn, 200 fruit trees. $2260, 118 acres. Similes from town, N. E., SOaeres in cultivation, 60 in wheat, up nicely, 4-room house, good $860, a graded lot, stone wall, north side, east front, sightly location. $10,000, half a section of choice farm ing land, crop Included. These are entirely new offers, but I have many more and would like an opportunity to talk them over with you. E. T. WADE E. 0. BUILDING Itself, as not to see the folly of pay ing about hair as much more for Btreot lighting as it would cost under the most Improvident public ownership. He has gone to the length of advocat ing that the city build and operate its own electric plant and has been able to cite Instances of public own ership of similar plants In other cities which, have greatly benefited the pub lic treasury. The officials of the gas company which has been gouging New i ork for years offer the objection to the mayor's plan that the examples of public ownership which ho cites nave not been "profitable. That Is. they have paid no dividends. aVaeVVajnV at Hut that Is exactly the uolnt in favor of public ownershln of these plants. The difference between tho largely determines the public health and tl,e chanre to m m.bi r whM and any man who wilfully prepares I now finds its way Into enormous drvf unflt food or offers for Bale a product dends for tne stockholders, would. If that mieht invite dlaeaKo shm.i.) h tne c,ty owned the plant, bo return- ,-.,. , 1 , ed to the public in part at least. The treated as a common criminal. rimont ,i iJt . , . deserve rendition. But we 'linllmn. If more must De some thinking done to be a fact suscentlblo of demonstra- by taxpayers on the school situation. I tlon tnat with all tho criminal' waste this week. Kmi Mnnd.v h I.. ln" Bes n in public offices, the ,, . ., ' , , " cities that are lighted and supplied mam; win no Tuieu upon, anu me ue-1 wth water, bv tho pltv clslon of tho taxpayers heard on the pay less than cltleB.,that rely for their subject. Tho future of Pendleton de-suPPlcs on private corporations and nends lareolr nnon the rhnoi trii. a P?er served generally. We think -1.- .. . . . I the time will come when neoDlo will lira urn, oners me people. mo out- read wih smwmonl nf nAmmnnm side districts move to the city for tho that paid companlos to light their. purpose of educating their families, I streets and control their water snp and In doine this, thov hiillrt uk,,. Pob Ja' 8 we look back with won- ety is rarely rec ognized until it bw fastened its hold ou the lunrs. and there are symptoms of consumption. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical , Discovery cures 1 coughs, bron-" cbltu, "weak" tunes and other diseases of the Xns of respir 1. It in creases the sup ply of pare, rich blood and builds tip the emaciated body. "I look ft even cold which KtUed in the bronchial tubn, writes Krv. Frank IUv. at Nor- tonvllk. Jcflrnon Co.. Vini. After I medicine labeled Snre Cure almod wl aumber, I wm led o try lr. Picrce'i Golden Medical lMjcorerv. I look two bottle and was Cured- Bkl tuVP Itavftil nirtj. Utt.n I f MW nC the (real pain I had to eadnrc. and the terrible cough I bad, t Menu almoet a miracle that I Ira aosa relieved. That Cad may apace you many ysara and abundantly bttaa you la the prayer of your gratefe! friend." 1! yon ask vour dealer Tor "Golden Medical Discovery n because you have confidence in its cures, Uo not allow yourself to tie switched off to a medi cine claimed to be "iutt as good," but which yon did not ask for and of which you know .sowing. w. lie ret 8 ricasaul Fellets cure dir. zine&s and sick headache. EASTERN Cloak and Suit HOUSE Has sold its entire stock to The Peoples Ware house. The entire line of new and seasonable stock of Suits, Skirts, Waists, PetUooata and Undermusllns is being offered at such a Sacri fice aa will clear them out la a few days. ! ED EBEN T PHOmiETOK Eastern Cloak ; & Soil House Water tm We make a Specialty of Bui or Squirt WATER I We make them rieht always give satisfictioij work is never slightedctk Pendleton Plantari and Lumber Yi ROUERT F08s4l a 'Tho drqp lu tho prlco of Northern Securities' Compauy -stocks, following the decision of the courts in the mor gcr case, shows one of the evils of monopoly., When thcro was a pros pect of the merger holding its grip on the people, the great dividends promised by Its unbridled power, buoyed up the values. No sooner had the court chocked its career than Its Inflated value collapsed. Its ovll tendency was. .Its ..life. Shorn of Its power tojlloeco the people, It de scends to itho level of other ilegit'imato enterprises, and its value Is based on Its earning capacity In tltlon. . . tif ul homes, and spend their Incomes in the city. Pendleton must invite this class, or It will go elsewhere. CAN'T LIVE IN MI88OURI. President Roosevelt had more fun than a schoolboy on a lark at the wedding or Senator Cockrell's daugh ter recently. Ho rambled among the guests at the breakfast, told the girls how pretty thoy looked, shook hands with and complimented the matrons and "Jollied" tho beaux. At tho break fast he proposed the health of tho bride. der on the distribution of letter by express companies. Mr. Pooler In tvioiuer h. PATTI'8 EQUAL. Eigine, Boiler and lacbinar; REPAIRING Of all kinds is our specialty. All work guaranteed. Mme. Mnrcoiia sembrich says she Extra Parts Fumishwl fnr nil Kiliik noes not taiK 10 any one, not even her ftf Hnrvif hir Marhinurr husband, on tho day of tho evoninr 01 H'irttwIS fflacnincn . sho Is to sing. Neither does she cat anything .later than 2 o'clock p. m.. .Manufacturer of until affi.r tl, o...,I.. ,.f.. I UMMIOTE HARVESTER ir damn or Htnrmv. Atnn ulm ifu mnat carofu! about the quality of hr food. 709 EftSt Alia Street. M'l.iw. . I. ............ 1 . , . . 1 J. .. M1U WMIUUU WHO IB .UCCIUieU IV H.l. . II o. i lir. flm nnnnl nf Pntll no OBIICIUIC IV nO!VC VIU aiailU THE RACYCLE The genuine, the bicycle which is the undisputed leader, ig handled in Pen dleton only by us. Come in and see the Racycle. Wathee, A Bad Wink But nut so bad as It mlikttn, mi wnawicau m inorouiaij kill and ezaerlencf, rood nallit amd varnlah can SO vshlcls Is alwan worth ttpalni paired rliht. and that li UI wM And lurttaermors our prlraiaiimS uur winona wagons in ui waaroua on the market Tat blnffka and ataal clad huts ala (tractable In tnli cllmaM. W maria bv the same firm aoa an n tk.. th hMt mart Talt and M The SyraoDM flaw stsalMrl slickest tnlna-In eartL. ! NIA8LI BROTHiM We sell aid gnarsnM IMW"I oaiaes. Bargains in tin .1 .. n , 1 . ........ ... . I I,,!- a....ntn I. n .1 1.1. . uiuuc u piovlh hi iruivn IJUT- "w iliiui iii uiuDiciuiiBiup uru-I aTV aTaf"! -aOnn tVXT lutied toXtho beauty of the bn'do,and servesihor vocal organs in tholr won- I l IfllxaCjaN 1 III l 1 1. ' 1 . . -.1 . . . 1.,. mt. . I ,1 .,..?..! ' . f.w. . - .1 .1 . I . .. 11. 1 I ' uwjiiiijn iui uiu iiiriueKruuui jnuu uu "uiim1 awv.-iit.iii uuu uiiij.-jiiicaKU came to itho father, the. sorintor" irom oiissourl. . "I revore Missouri,; said the piosldont. ' "It Is" a grand o!d state. But I wouldn't llvo thoro If I could." There was a gasp ofjiston iHlmient and the many Allasourlans present moved uneasily In tholr chairs. "No," continued ho, "l wouldn't llvo there If 1 "coUId. 'bo cause I. think so much of Scnntor Cockrell 'and ntlmlro hlin so ,rgrcntl)'. tnat 1 uon:t see how I could, kcoj) from voting for him, ant! as ho Is a Jlecord'Horald. f REPUBLICAN DISRUPTION. Will itho republicans defeat Her mann this tiinoi to- make room for a newsman Irthe, district next spring? Thoro Is no doubt but that Hermann vIUrocolvo n large -vote outside "of tho ropubllcan party. Will It bo .enough to overcome possible' republi can .defection? , with a popular candidate, especial' Is tho cause of more discomfort than .any othor ailment. If you teat the1 tilings that you want and that are good for you, you aro distressed. Ack er's Dyspepsia Tablets will make your digestion perfect mid nrevont Dyspepsia and Its attendant disagree- ablo symptoms. You can safely eat BiiythlnK. at any time,-. If you take onoi or these tablets afterward. old !' alldrugglsts Ami(lcr a positive guar antee. IT' cts; llonoy refunded If you aro not satisfied. Send to us for, open compc ( tiemocratl you i5j,ow that woulu never '.v if he wore an ablo and Jndciiondaat n free sample. W. H. Hookej- & Co.,' ido." .Baltimore-News... , - .man;, and a skllltullywngod, vigorous IBliffolo, N, J, . . 1 v, j Real Estate I have a larger and better list of Farms, Stock Ranches and City Property to sell than ever before. .Also a big lot of land in the coining wheat fection of EaBtern Washington. N. Berkeley Going to i Impffff Repair your .ho0! of bttainess by having i ?a.pPile"ed. ..H"' Cose to Large nd nicely 4 stock of wall paper andp i ! E. I. Mi 111 Court Sin j Agency for th llams Paint. Notice 'lire, imve ourciiaseS j hand store at 312 CowjPj tend to rettt it wJK5S We would be g'"".1" dropinlfou njei line. xryou"7rffo us kuow, wecanseiuw1 iu anu two '" - hi in m ,ie rll. we wU'It Qrudane 4 j aft ...