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and many otners
.....imhtedneis of any character,
It will become a uivmcuu ... - ....,.. ........
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TYTTT
3 EastiCoukt Street
list-
uHMMtT""""",rmuniiul
Trunk Gold Mine
,2ar 0regonGoldfMiniN5 District.
v ilited jtpon the GREAT MOTHER
Si&mo. ' veln.nd hwfornelgh-
that vein uvn wvm Miuwn
the NORTH POLE valued at
fJo The COLUMBIA valued at
SfflSo. GOLCON DA valued at $3,
THE MONMOTH Q. M. CO'S
Snip BAKcK mine vaiucu at 9000,
Br5E BALD MOUNTAIN valued at
.00. THE IBEX valued at $400,-
end Trunk Gold Mirinc and Milling Go,
afcwtyjCow,tB sf Rick OoU Bcariat Velaa
hi 1 conservative mining and business management,
ftflofloin 50,000 shares of stock at 15c : per share.
will pay yu t0 write us for iM particulars and to make
artful investigation of its merits.
the indorsement of mining men, business men and
belters of Eastern Oregon.
Write us today aud let us post you.
H. S. McCalltim & Company,
Miners, Brokers and Flnanolal Agents,
BAKER CITY, OREGON.
Or&S.BRTSON, Local Agent, Pendleton, Oregon.
Weekly Mining Letters on Sumpter, Oregon, Gold Mining
XRESCENTl
toC C Crescent and Rambler Bicy
cfes at The NOLF STORE
MftvStattooary and Fancy Goods.
Is lour Second Haud Goods
1 will pay you what is right for them,
rguiis in new and second hand goods.
5URDANE & McBROOM
,i
Me!7
Dentil PaaaMrtsa, Or.
Gold Pma.na mw,A .Ua Un.lr
f Sm1 l' Gold Fil,iD UP Be8t Set
WllUOld. IR- All work .nar.ntM.rl.
PAtLV, OWKOONIAN, UNPHTON. OmoQM. ATUb6AY,
Prtuf. few;,, WaP .on
r"00. C, May 16.1-AI.
hour m8n tor antbc- elKht
nour bill has been begun by the
S Federation of Laoo?. An
eminent lawyer has been engaged to
wi.Jr1 p!8 n,U8tc' with the com
r,t eductl0' lbor ot the
ISLV10 a01" ,t8clf na the
u ti li1- And further. tne President
th.i ...bVr?e.d tnrU8h all pressure
t 1 in be br?u8ht to bear npon him
f thls proposed act In nis
next annual mesage.
At the same time the National As
sociation of Manufacturers have be-
SX. "Vv.,?.peparaUon to bet. not
1 tbla..b,UI' but also the antl-con-splracy
bill, which would legallic a
ESSS ?MVnd any manufacturing
piani. Advices received from every
section of the country indicate that
the labor organleatlons and the man
ufacturers are working with might
and main to increase their strength
to the maximum in preparation for
the coming struggle, which it is con
ceded on all sides, will be a flght' to
a finish.
Utah Endeavorers.
Sprlnirvllle. Utah
Christian Endeavor Societies of UUh
are holding their annual stato conven
tion here todav. President u.
Smith presiding. Reports of officers
and committees show the movement
to be making progress in Utah, there
being 40 loyal organizations in the
state, with an aggregate membership
close to 800. The meeting will make
arrangements to have the state well
represented at tne International con
vention of the society to bo held In
Denver in July.
Baptists to Meet in Buffalo.
Buffalo. N. Y.. Mav 16. flno nf hn
largest conventions ever tiinnH h.
Baptists will be held In Buffalo next
week under the auspices of the Wo
man's Society of American Baptists.
Three societies will nartlclnatP In thn
gathering, the American Baptist Mis
sionary Union, American Baptist
nvmv .mission society, and the Amcrr
can Baptist Publication Socletv.
About 2000 delegates renresentlnc
many Elates, are expected to be in at
tendance. Elaborate nrpnaratlonq nr
being made by the local churches of
the Baptist denomination for the re.
ception and entertainment of the vis
ltors. A number of speakers of note
will be heard during the convention,
which will be In session through the
enure weeK,
Ep worth League's Observance.
New York. May 16. Tomorrow all
the Bpworth Leagues throughout the
world win observe the fourteenth an
nlversary of the organization. The
leagues have ciuite appropriately de
cided to combine with the celebration
an observance of the bl-centenary of
John Wesley and the Methodist
church. A uniform program of exer
cises will be carried out by all the
societies, xne program selected con
slsts of addresses eulogizing tne life,
character and work of the founder of
Methodism, the addresses to be inter
sperscd with hymns by Charles Wes
ley. Education and Art
Boston, Mass., May 16. The con
eluding day of the American Social
Science Association's annual conven
tion was given over to the department
of education and art In a symposium
discussion of the ethical factors of
community life, papers were present
ed by Henry T. Bailey, of BoBton, on
Fine Arths," by Heinrich Conrled,
director of the Metropolitan opera
house, on "The Stage," and by Frank
Damroscb on "Music. ' A number of
persons of prominence In the world of
art, music and the drama took part
in the genera discussions.
A Belgian Jubilee.
Brussels, May 16. Belgium is al
ready preparing to celebrate the 76th
BDlvereary of her Independence In
Uzrua. me miniuicr vi iuu iiuuuur una
published a manifesto In tne official
gazette giving an outline or tne pro-
Dosed fetes In honor of the occasion.
These will include several exhibitions
'of art and industry In some -of the
most doduIous centers. The' idea,
however, of an international exblbi
'tion which was mooted last year, ap
pears to have been abandoned.
For Venezuelan Arbitration.
New York. May 16. Robert C. Mor-
rl IlnlfoH CtfltPB nrrnt who is to
this eovernment
"before the arbitration board in the
settlement of the claims or the diock
miinir vpnArnpinn nnrtK. and the as
sistant agent, T. S. Doyle, with clerks
and stenographers, saw toaay on tun
Steamer Philadelphia for Venezuela.
The arbitration Is expected to begin
at Caracas about June 1.
A Sure Thing.
it in coiil iimt nnthlnr Is sure except
death and taxes, but that is not alto-
gether true. w. vinif new visi
tor Consumption is a sum cum w
inn? and throat troubles. Thous
an
ands can testify to that. Mrs. O. B.
Metre, of ttnepaeroiowu, t. .,
.it 1 .1 B nnvA.n ra ttn nf bron-
Bays: l imu v.v.v --
chltls and for a year tried everything
I heard of. but got no relief. One bot-
tie
Of Dr. King's Nw umuinj
ed me absolutely." It's infallible
.n.,r. aihnnnlnr AOUBh. irlD. PUeU-
cured
for-
nnnl. and -nn-limotlOn. TrV it. It'S
guaranteed by Tallman k Co., drug-
gists.
sizes
Tnai doiuc
50c, $1.
MAY
3
THE PEACEABLE MAN.
Nobody sings of the peaceable man.
Toiling and doing the best that he
can.
Pretty good fellow, the neighbors all
say,
Ready to smllo on ti.o children at
Play;
Doing his duty without laying claim
To special rewards as to fortune or
fame,
Helping the needy to save or to plan;
Nobody sings of the peacable man.
A song for the hero who goes to the
fray
And strives to shoot heroes who stand
In his way;
A song for the monarch who sits on
the throne
And seeks to add other men's lands to
his own.
A song to the magnate, tho prince of
finance,
Who leaves to hlB small, struggling
rival no chance,
Here's a rousing refrain to tho stren
uous clan;
Nobody sings of the peacable man.
Washington 8tar.
The Man He Wanted.
Senator Clark, of Montana, bad oe
casion once out In Helena to hire a
carriage driver. The roads were
mountainous, and a skillful man was
needed. On the appointed day tho
candidates for the poBltlo.t appeared.
You know where the road runs
along the mountain, with the bill on
one side and a gorge on the other.
flvq miles from here?" asked Senator
Clark, and all the men nodded affirm
atively. "How near can you go to the
edge, of the road," was asked, "with
out upsetting my carriage?"
Not; Her Fault.
A woman in the waiting room of
the Union Station at Minneapolis,
the. other day had a great deal of
trouble with one of her children, a
boy- of seven or eight; and a man
who sat near her stood it as long as
possible, and then observed:
'"Madame.- that boy of yours needs
the strong hand of a father."
Yes, I know It," she replied ; "but
be ..can't have it. His father died
when he' was six years of age. and
I've, done my best to get another hus
band, and failed. He can't have what
I can't get."
; Schwab School Dedicated.
Homestead, Pa May 16. Tho man
ual' training school presented to the
city of Homestead by Charles M.
Schwab, president or the united
States Steel Corporation, was dedlcat-
edT today with Interesting exercises
ana In the presence of a large crowd,
Including hundreds of employes of the
steel mills. Mr. Scbwab and a large
party of friends attended tho exer
cises.
THE SURE WAY
toPrevent Pneumonia and Consump
tion (s to cure your cold when It
first appears. Acker's Enalleh Rem
edy will stop the cough in a night,
and drive the cold out of your system.
Always a quick and sure cure for
Asthma, Bronchitis, and all throat
and lung troubles. If it does not sat
isfy you the druggist will refund your
money. Write to us for free sample.
W, H. Hooker Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
F. w. Schmidt a Co., druggists.
11, 1903.
The Pass Word
to a
Surp&ssing Smoke
A Cigar that fits
the fancy of
discriminating Smokers.
Sold bp alt
Dealers.
far
aflBns 1 jBk
1 TjasSWMsaiiBWaaaaaBaMi
Seeing is Believing
II U bud to bclicv. in Ev.por.Kd Cum cu
m.ki to aany dtlicietu dubei uolil you try h
yountlf. Who jrouJo,bu jouf'
Economy Brand
Evaporated Cream
turn (ad cotutant coDilittaey. It ddlfbtt too cook aad licMtt lb palaM.
Bt lurt you lb. cap labil on th. caa b.lora you buy.
It la iba cap ol aicrii lb alga ol hoaeti gooda.
I Five Porcelain Tubs z
Are now to be found at
I'ivett's Birber Shop and
Bath Rooms, We also have
five hydraulic chairs. Every
thing is neat and clean. We
employ none but first-class
workmen. Our equipment is
not excelled in Eastern Qre,
1 '
JPrivett'5 Barber Shop
TM U.ln Of ru!
. ,
i4iif
ECHO HARNESS SHOP
My trade is constantly Increasing'
which Is good evidence of the
merits of ray harness, .aadles, bai
ters and blankets. Repairing Is my
a pec laity, Hatlsfactloo guaranteed.
QJv ma trial. W. T. rweftfUN
4
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