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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1903)
1 WW If Suddenly Called abroad, would you convert your estate into cash and leave it in the care of your family to be invested? Or would you see that it was safely invested before leaving? Do you re gard a safely invested estate the best thing to have, as well as the best asset to leave your family? You can secure an invested estate yielding a good income to yourself if you live, to your . family if you die, by purchasing 5 Per Cent. 20-Year Gold Bonds on the Instalment Plan. In writing for lemw give your age, nd Ihi mount of income you wish to ecurc. The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York KlCHAito A. McCDY, Pntident. THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, IUchard A. McCurdy, president Alma1 r TTnfw mnnnirnr Ttnlso. Tflnhn Frank L. Hammond, District Manager, renaieion, uregon. LOSSES ALWAYS MET PROMPTLY By the Fire Insurance Com panies we represent. Our companies stand first in the world, ABSCtfl Hartford Fire Iusurnuee Co.$12,259,07 Alliance Assurance Co 29,039,963 Ixmdon & Lancashire Fire Insurance Co 2,644,683 North British & Mercantile Co 19,695,074 Royal Insurance Co 22,897,168 FRANK B. CLOPTON AGENT 800 MAIN STREET Notice We have purchased the second hand etore at 312 'Court street. We In tend to relit it ami Increase tlioBtcck. We.would be glad to have our friends drop. In if you need anything in our 'line, If you have anything to sell let us know, we can sell it for you. Drop In and see our line of Indian curios. Give us a trial, we will treat you light. Gurdane & Ak Broom FOR A CELEBRATION COMMITTEE APPOINTED AND PLANS DI8CUSSED. Progress Club Also Takes Steps to Attract and Hold Immigration- Discusses Printing and Circulating One Hundred Thousand Circulars. The Pendleton Progress Club held a very largely-attended and enthusi astic meeting In the council chamber last ovenlng. Various planB wore pro posed for the proper observance of the Fourth of July, and committees were provided for to arrange the va rious details of the celebration. The club authorized President It. Alexan der to name the various committees, nnd ho now has the matter under con sideration, ire will appoint men who will spare neither time nor effort to make tho affair a grand success. The place of holding the celebra tion was thoroughly discussed, and it was decided to have tho bulk of tho ovents on Main and Court streets. It is tho intention to have an all day program and If tho matter can bo arranged there will bo a grand ball In the evening. The matter of seating the women and children was discussed and tho placing of scats along both sides of Main and Court streets In tho busi ness district, was generally advocat ed. Several of tho members present advised tho committee In charge of tho comfort of tho guests, to placo good drinking water, or lemonade nt convenient places whero tho women nnd children could quench their thirst. The matter was argued, but not definitely BCttled. During the latter part of tho meet ing, after the different features of the celebration had been discussed, May or T. 0. Halloy addressed the meet ing on the retention of the coming flood of Immigration. Owing to the lack of advertising Umatilla county Is losing the benefits of the immigra tion from tho East now under way. The homeseekers pass through Pen dleton because thoy do not know of our resources and the desirability of a location here. Wo should print a large number of circulars, Illustrated with tho principal features of tho country, and sow them broadcast over tho East. If tho people seeking homes knew of tho advantages to be gained by a residence here, they' would not pass us by, but would stop and become permanent and de sirable residents. Tho club ordered a committee con sisting of L. G. Frazier, Joo Hoch and Fred Nolf to bo appointed to confer with the Commercial Acsoclatlon on tho matter and recommended that 100,000 Illustrated circulars be print ed for distribution. Southern Clothiers Organize. Atlanta. Oa., May 12. In response to tho call Issued last month, leading clothing manufacturers of the South began a conference hero today. It is understood that tho purpose of the meeting is to form an organization for mutual benefit nnd to bring about a uniformity of prices. . . . .... f wlnv Is a fund of One of the essentials o tne nappy numC I "otmp. information as to right living and the best "StS health and happiness. With proper knowledge, each hour oj recreation, of enjoyment and of effort may be made to con ndute S Tat end and are of not less value than the using of the most wholesome foods and fhe selecting of the best medldnal agents hen needed. With tae wclHnformed, medicinal agents are used only when nature ncids assistance and while the importance ot cleinsTng the system effectually, when bilious or consUpated, has long been known, yet until within recent years! . was necessary to resort to oils, salts, extracts of roots, barks and ott uw wrt fs which were found to be objectionable and to call for constantly Thephyslc learned that the most excellent laxative and carminative principles were to be found in certain plants, aim wiuu luuTc i r rir Svmn Co. discovered orincipauy in uie leaves, mo vtuuv...... - -h ,--r - - , I method of obtaining such principles in their Purest conditbn an of presenting them with pleasant and refreshing liquids in the form most acceptable to the system and the remedy became known i as Syrup of Figs as figs were used, with the plants, in making it, because of their agreeable taste. . , . , This excellent remedy is now rapidly coming into universal use as the best of family laxatives, because It is simple and wholesome and daman and sweetens the system effectually without disturbing the natural functions ind without unpleasant after effects and Its use may be discon tinued when it is no longer required. . All who would enjoy good health and its blessings should remember that it is the one remedy which physicians and parents well-informed approve and recommend and use and which they and their little ones alike enjoy, because of its pleasant flavor, its gentle action and its beneficial effects. , , , Syrup of Figs is for sale by all reliable druggists, at the regular priw of fifty cents per bottle, In original packages only, having the name of the remedy Syrup of Figs and the full name of the Company California Fig Syrup Co. printed on the front of every package. vs.- "0 0 APF0 Louisville, Ky, San Francisco, Cal. New Vorlt, N. V. ii HAY Fine baled wheat hay for sale at Dutch Henry's Feed Yard WANTED Help wanted to harvest the straw berry crop In tho vicinity of Milton nnd Freowater. Tho crop promises to be unusually largo, and outside help will bo needed. There will be employment for a large number of persons In harvesting the crop. Fam ilies who wish to take a six weeks out ing and combine profit with pleasure are Invited to como up to the Free water strawberry fields. Camping grounds will bo furnished free. Twenty-five cents per crate is paid for picking. Address N. W. Mum ford, Freowater, Oregon, or It. T. Motley, Milton, Oregon. Lee's Lice Killer Insect powder and Poultry Supplies, also Hay, Grain and Feed. O F. Golesworthy 127-129 East Aha St. LET US Pllil YOUR BIT FOR LUMBBl t7 , d ' -ij- b"PP'y you with Building Material of ,n descriptions and save you money DOORS WIND01 Building paper ime nttman K-t. 1 ....1 uui.it ana san(j Wood gutters for barns n rlfl AxitaXtlnn,. - 1 "niiis d specialty Oregon Lumber Ti Alta St., Opp. Court Ha Going to Improve Repair your homes or nil of business by having thempj eu or papereu. Come to us .Large and nicely seil stock ol wail paper and paind E. J. Murphy 111 Court Street. Agency for the ShcrwiJ llams Faint. The Oregon Dally Journal can be found on sale at Frazler's book store. Stock For Sa 715 head of well-graded ShorthJ tie. 1 registered Shorthorn bull. 50 head of horses, mares, and young stock, grade Clja 10 head of Cleveland Days. 15 head broke to work; weighs 1500 pounds. 1 stallion, 20uu pounds weigh and Shire. Cash, or time with banlaWJ Address JOHN L. COX, C20 Thompson Pendleton, (Would like to dispose of 1 foro turning out on range.) Mental Science College Lecture WZX. Art. Happiness and Home FRAZER OPERA HOUSE Sunday, Monday, Tu sday, Wednesday Four Lectures Sunday and Monday Free lounuer 01 me mental science college at Seattle, Washington, and the Second Vice President of the International Mental Scieuce Association Will Deliver a Series.of Lectures as THIRD LF.CTIIliF Tnesdav. Mnv H.ntRn ill. Sulj ject: "How to Select a Wife or Husband; Jealous Wivfi and Husbands Cured." The abolition of the divorq court the nutnrrwvlli if innnr'iiipp in t li Invv nf ndaPU tion. This is a healinu lecture. Tickets. 25c and 151 S: How to Live Forever ItAnd Express Life, Health, Youth and Beaut FOURTH LECTURE--Wednesday, May 13, at S p. 1 Subject: "How to Overcome Death and Live Forevei lnis is tne lecture that heals. Price, 50c ana Aboil WHAT SOME OF THE NEW8PA. PERS SAY AFTER THE LECTURES. A large audience assembled In Co dy's Hall to hear I'rof. Knox give his first lecture In our city. 'Ho gavo a graphic demonstration of his ability to road character. Everything said about those who went on tho platform was abrolutoly correct. Over 700 pu pi I a and teachora gathered in tho au ditorium of tho township High School, where tho Professor gavo practical demonstrations ot his ability. Tho La Ballo (III.) Republican,, To whom t iraay .concern; Prof, IKnoxihas JuBticloiiQd a series ipt ilec- AurttH m ivunuricKJ.iian. hib subject BaiilFlll lllllllllll ll'Ullllllt 1 .11 . nAnlilnr plIHWwxuqvei- I have beard tho lecture given by Prof. M, P. Knox In our church build ing this week. Prof. Knox has some thing to say to men nnd women that thoy need to hear and nbout -which THEY NEED TO THINK. I could wish especially that all men nnd boys might hear his talk to men only. I am persuaded that It would savo thous ands of lives to bo useful to their country and to the world that aro now destroying and being destroyed. a. N. Coloman. Pastor M. B. Church, Wnrdner, Idaho, July 2, 1898, I am pleased to say that Prof. M. P. Knox has aroused much Intorost In tho subject ho commands so well, My son has attended his class and Is thor oughly aroused by what he has learn ed, and has taken keen Interest In immunity emco listening to Prof. IKnox's Mixtures. Prank J. Brown. . .1 Uop Ton, 2v TOLD THEM THEIR BU0INE8S. r... erlntendont of Public ally, Tues- . . . find W lines they should follow J Professor Knox Explains Menui Scl- success of life, one w j ence to Larfle Audience. tudy science, anoth to J "A thorough understanding of one's "E.", ".h-ll was fllled self Is true knowledge." This was tho """" ln teM keynote of a lecture made by Profes- Th??' the tchl1 sor Knox In th. A o tt w ' hls bool(s on th ' J 1. tal Bcience. Portianu OVenlnc. Thn Blionlmr n tnll mnn tulll, lUI D,-"-",-c I flowing, picturesque whiskers, is an ' ' advocate of whlif hecallshiental sci ence, and tho lecture was an expos!- MENTAL SCIENCE uon or tne beliefs of this school. ,. a prnfessor Qrouped around the sineo wnrn nhvBl. Call and see the i l ological chnrts and dozons of portraits 4. Golden Rule Hotel, w , . ..it. tfbJ ui eminent men. Largo cards bearing glvo private lessons aa; -ucn mouos as "All is wealth," "All city from 10 a. m. to 6 p. -CT' "I..ara 8UCC0BS'" etc- dec- to mako a success," and uiuivu iuo wans. , v. t , . - health." A class wl" M JSSrJt Iali B'QWlh! -- ot .e lecture. r ,w .jyvjowu i.ur vunY certain thin?, and the necessity nf. an 'PlylBgiOM. M to .that particular ,ob- "ilttB .W ATA i.wmi ?,were brought: iw,ipfoiMaft 'fisii
