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-- -J- DAILY EA8T ORECONIAN. PENDLETON. ORECON. wrmuranAV ,.,.V,a e the I ChoieJ Ufa 1 mi :OoeJ leal s, ml g nil 1 Ut:I ated-l eaci 8ve b'J what I 31 ra:' orcij a. 1 I -on' I li!e : ns:;: ire llOIflJ t....- mrrodes. never -Mil nor expand; in fact t:ver gives any trouble of or kind d U5cd fr"11 is of work. A very onerior covering for barns, ftrtorie- depots, canneries, Buries, shed, and mining I property. The Paraffinc Paint Co. Jan Francisco, Seattle, r..WNk n o.nrl 1 ni Antfrlf i t r T LOK. Aeent i t i ' ...... . .----. .-. Int. WlA It- 1 1 Ifffliavi purchased tho Wlthce r..rlc and Hcpalr Shop and w nropareil to make quick re Mi's anc guarantee, our work. I ropalr birvcles. sewing ma. .-ioes and other light machln do bra, ng and otlicr re- Other I alrinp V e arp nccm f'' I tfrtt malvf - o( wheels that met ' test and proved worth They are THE RACYCLE, THE HILLCLIMBER, and THE CRAWFORD. , you arc going to buy a ihff' n around nnu lool on wlictl iK-fore you pur , , v" v heel. & Edmisten EAST COURT STREET. .......... STABLES CM. FROOME, PROPRIETOR. urryan.s jr iiicnlc pai'tios. Good j has nith ..impotent drivers fori kiaorcial men Speedy horsos and ii:o!ome r gs for evening and bun-drive-- Gentle horses for family storl. ooarded at reasonaDie l'es Hcst of care etIvrii to transient lack Oppostc Hotel i'endloton. ne Main 1C1 1DB-UNDE'l NEW MANAGEMENT 1 OLD DUTCH HENRY FEED YARD v. ita and Lllllth Sts. II S- A. ALLOWAY HAS CHARGE ' FTHEOLD DUTCH HENRY FEED I IWRO, AND WOULD BE PLEASED I'D CARE FOR YOUR HORSES. I'KNTY OF STALLS, LARGE COR FOR LOOSE HORSES AND TTLE HAY AND GRAIN FOR tE. CHOP MILL IN CONNEC TION, 'PHONP MiltJ 115t I; there is a big I; DEMAND for I; Canned fruits and vegetables :Monopol6 jall the fresh ripe flavor of .we fruit or vegetable-noth-j H but the most select stock ! 8068 into a MONOPnr.E can. 'very bit is packed fresh, uuu ueitcious, wiui J "taking care and yon can tandard Grocery ""now (.i-ncors Court Hlrevt ,Jm!U'1 OUDBKB KOIt EN Ua nrtu. u7.-uiii in-itatimifl. etc. . IWSKf? siting carda with plate. nSHlon.l crJ, , uture, if per H Cut Orcaoalam. Any lm E JAPS RTllflY CHii!s,,:i::if:r,,. pnTiiirc I A W W 1 Ulllllll " I llll U UUOU IMF ' ow Is the accepted time to Have your house painted or pa E " ft. '!."!' palnlln3 here and there will help Its Iooks wonder fully. Some nice, bright, new wall paper will lend a freshness to any room. Our stock of wall paper was never nore complete pattern In endless variety and every one new and up-to-date In olor design. Better come In and let us show them to you and tell you what It will cost for your whole house or one room. E. J. Murphy, 111 Conrt Street. Just rail u,, Mam ir, :i, Out- , I Utl 1.)., 1)111- in I v.c send , j d with anv , ton's Candy Store. our wagon around quantity of Ice cream you wish. What dessert can you get more satisfactory and refreshing this hot weather, than wafers and Ice cream. Our cream Is j pure, cold and delicious, if you are down town drop in and try our hot woather drinks. , I I Try our candies, they are made fresh every day. , j t I - 5; t , GOOD SOUND WOOD 1 ahvavs received when you place your order witli us. Fir. Tamarack and ..Pine.. Why buy poor coai when you can Ret the best for the same price? Laatz Bros. Telephone Main 5i THE WAY WE DO IT In.pnse.- most people with the idea that we hae the implements and the know how" when It comes to put ting a new tire on a carriage or wagon wheel. Same thing applies to rj featuie of carriage and wagou je-imlilng-repalnnng, revarniahing re upholstering and generally making the vehicle look as good as new. our 0,or'new8hydrau.ic tire setting ma ,.,lm with the old method " ickens the iron in.teaU or burn ne the wood. We do not spilt the ,thln getting off the tire , amMve d, uZMmZy Call TllTZ 'work Hack liuggie. and Winona Vugomi. Anything that runs on "heels at prices that are right. NEAGLE BROS. We have the Stover SJ , K oL'F.KN HOTEL. Clwii i" JTTlnly wblw. help em- ployed oive us a trial BA, Jl MAY OVERTHROW CELESTIAL EMPIRE BY STEALTH Russia and England Arc Not the i Most Powerful Enemies of China ccn ' association and als - eon Japan Will Show Her Hand In i nm ,he Proceedings 01 'he six ' an Time invention, which was he .1 In Kansas City. Jan., IS to It!, i!V roMuc. Julv 2fi.Th ..rLp eompllshments of th ,sso- nan's in;,.J : l" ono or thn e ? osVf ' represents $U.nOort.OMi ot Invest width h. i . .V" fnmi'n'snio.l capital, but because over demand Action wm.i'Kf7,,,Sl(le' co,"'lt make8 "f tatc op mbUop-1 l.Mn- cnHons t"i,,. i, Cr,.lhpr .m.' lm '" 1 "'"I'led with It, for It is ever - the cations that Japan is str v nc In . nhn m .,rr,t. n, ,i. v uM?hV.s?ni,. n,lvanee thaUnnucnce I u Ln5 .S cf Kvernnient. and It f,lilll''i i"al acr urn- i mate object Is to strensthen her own I position by an alliance with tho ee , leatlal empire, using the argument , ' ' '"'iiei it- ...v atcmessions oi uio western i Io ers. Japan's Meteoric Rise. san to adopt western methods a little1 more than half a century ago has ' " fiiiui j iw n.i ''"""tless Impressed many prominent chinamen who are now newly awake to the helplessness of their country which was so strikingly Illustrated by the easy capture of their capital. as an oriental people who under- ctmwl K HUl Russians can hope to do. the Japan . , ...... ...... .nc ritllM . ese may be able to mnke headwa i heir undertaking. It is certainly true, ns the records Hi the .lniinnpflo Infrntlmi linr.i clinu- that a very large number of Japanese have Invaded Northern China slnco tne rloxer war, Not counting the Russians, they are perhaps, equal numbers to all the Europeans and Americans in New ehwang. Port Arthur and Dalny. There aie over 1,300 at Tientsin and more than Ron in Pelting. Hefore the troubles they were a mere hand ful. To Win Over Chinese. x attain her political objects Ja- .,an's a!;(.nts are trying to win the ) confidence ot the most powerful Chi j nese officials, notably the progres I sive viceroys. Chang' Chi Tung and j Yuan Shi Kai. Several Chines oi ! ficials of rank have been induced to I visit Japan during the past few ears. Hiey were warmly welcomed and Ja pan sought to Impress them with the community of Interest between the two countries. It is also stated that Japan is seek ing to effect a reorganisation of the Chinese army, and that there are many Japnnoso Instructors in ue army who have superseded Europe ans. Hermans and others, who were in the service before tho Boxer trou bles. Students in Tokio. The imperial university in l'eking, which was directed from its begin ning by Dr. W. A. P. Martin, un American missionary, Imb been reor ganized by the Japanese. The troubles 'between the Chinese minister in Japan and the students of his country, revealed the fact, which was a surprise to the diplo mats In I'okina-. that a thousand Chl- I nese students were living in Toklo. I Tnat was six mouths ngo. Since ihen the number of Chinese students I has increased to 2.00U, and includes the children of some of the highest officials aud nobility, and there are a hundred or more girls among them. Most of the students are enrolled at the Tokio university, hut others are in military, normal, agricultural and sclentLIc schools, and others in the Mrtvoti. establishments of Mr. ruk'i- .! and Count Okinawa, who have modernizing played u gient pan In Japan. yonh? It's made! Sixth Annua! Book of Nation' Live, stock Association Now Ou The sixth animal report of the Na tional Livestock Association' has boon received. It Is a handsome volumo or nearly son pases and a ft addition In more ways than one to nnv Mock' man's library. The pages te'l tho Story of I ho vear's wnrb hi- nfll. especially m the wy na ease, and-Is also a stronR o-.ronent t a merfilnK of m packing v., rests of the country, thus motert.-n; the public from the baneful effecs of a meat combine. Members of the As- uoou llei by appl.vine to the . ecre- tary, c V Martin. Denver. Jein.-ado, SEVERE PRACTICAL JOKE. Baker cn Man Le,t " the Mountains. A parly of men out hunting and fishing on Hock creol; played a prac tical joue on Charles Whitehead, n member of the party, says the linker. City Herald. The party has been ruji enjoying the outing to the fullest ex- a member of the nmu-rl PMitnl l .i.tnnuDnt.i. tn ..li.ri. - " .1 ... w -.-... j ... .V.ll... In tlnK-iai PIlv Tin nl-nen mill ilpnccml In the early morning light. The otlicr members of the party hnd In the meantime exchanged tho shoes of the departing member and Mr. Whitehead's The ,OTVI1 aml ,,,,, not man came on to discover that he was wearing Mr. Whitehead's shoos until his arrival. He said that they felt rather large but he didn't have time to Investigate. Mr. Whitehead cannot wear the absconding mem ber's shoes and his friends In Halter City are wondering what he will no atioin it. It has been suggested that a party meet him on his return to Haker City and ns a welcome ad dress, Emerson's poetry, "The Hare- foot Hoy." be rendered. If he gets back he will have to come In his bare feet. A Fight for Pure Milk. Alice Katherine Fallows has pre pared for the August Century a sum mary of New York City's fight for puto milk. The conditions toiind ny Inspectors and reformers when the war against death and disease-breed Ing milk wnB begun three years ago are sickening and almost incredible. Now no housewife In Now York hns any excuse whatever for buying con tamlnated milk. Certified milk Is as nure as science aud skill can make it; but Its price puts It beyond tho reach of many families, f cents a quart being asked and cheerfully paid by those who can afford It for one farm's output. Hut "inspected" milk may be had for the prlre of ordinary bottled milk. The label, "inspected by the Milk Commission of the Modi cnl Society of the County of New- York. " guarantees that, at the farms supplying milk. yurdB and barns nro lit sanitary condition, cows properly cared for. Lotties and cans clean: that the milk Is cooled at once and transported quickly, ami that it has not more than a tertnln number of bacteria: that the iarm Is vlBltcd by nn Insnoetor. and that tho milk com mission regards the milk as pure and healthful. Ms Fallows' article win be Illustrated by Miss Charlotte H Harding. Five hundred tons of exhibits for the World's Fair, St. Louis, from tho Philippines are now on their way to St Louis on the U. S. transport Fltz Patrick. r -B.fty aft. 0 0 REVIEW OF SITUATION IN DEMOCRATIC PARTY. William J. Bryan Has Agreed to At- tend the State Convention in Auu ust Stated That Tom Johnson Is Planning Something Unusual and Spectacular A Hot Time Is Prom ised, Columbus, l).. July at).-- It Is an old saying that politics In the Buckeye state never approaches a state of stag nation and that ns election time rolls around It Is certain to reach the boil ing point. At the present time the bubbling mny be heard nfnr and spectacular politics of a lively varie ty may be looked for from now until the democratic state convention is held next month. The democratic situation Is peculiar and politicians are on the qui vivo awaiting further levclopments. It will be recalled that on the Fourth of July Tom U Johnson wa the guest of Mr. Hrynn at Lincoln. Neb., and that Immediately following his return to Ohio Hie nnuonncemeut wns mnde that llryan would visit Ohio in August and attend the demo cratic state convention. This agree ment was reached at Lincoln after an all-daly conference between llryan and Johnson, during which the lat ter went over the Ohio situation and explained that a tremendous effort would be limile to repudiate llryan Ism and the Kansas City platform by the so-culled conservntlvo faction of the party. The Dangers of Clcvelandlsm. Mr. llryan ngreod to como to Ohio, to warn the delegates against the dangers of Clevelamllsm. nud any departure iroin the tenets of the Kan sas City platform. Nor onlv that, but II Is believed he will very like ly insist upon the nomination of loliu son ub the candidate for govornor. In spite of the fact that a majority of the delegates may be pledged to John M. Zimmerman, of Springfield, or some other cnndldale. lie will declare Ihttt a United States sennlor must be indorsed, and probably put In a good word lor his old friend, lormer CougrOBsmnn John J. Lent., who stands for the llryan wing of the democratic party more than any other man In Ohio. With the Kansas City platform Indorsed, Johnson nominated for governor and Lent Indorsed for United Stales senator, Mr. llryan would certainly be in a position to congratulate himself, nud the Impetus given his cause would be felt In every stale In the union. in the meantime Mr. Johnson Is keeping his own counsels. It Is said his closest friends do not kno-v his mini! on the gubernatorial iiiailer The only thing that Is positively known Is that he Is arranging a ram palgn that will completely eclipse his circus-tent affair of u year ago, He purposes among other things, to employ a number of automobiles to rnrry stump speakers and a flood of literature over the state, Meanwhile the opiKisitlou element Is likewise preparing to take to the field. The roporl from Washington that soon after the return of John H. McLean from Europe, there will In' a conference of his friends to look over the democratic situation In Ohio, if true, means that the conserv ative wing of the pnrty, marshaled by McLean, proposes to make Its In lluence l'et In the coming election, both as to platlorm and candidates. A $5,000 Baby. New York, July 21. In these days or. demoralization In tecurlty prices It wo'ild appear tu.it inviMors and capltall.''1 tain me f"i-. I -f the so rrily outlook might t""i their at tent Ion pio.ltnbly to the Mppopotainus market. Miss Murpl.i. il big hippo potamus In Central Park bus Just ad ded n baby hippo ui the menagerie, her eighth uihliMiutiori to the hippo potamus voi'il and a1' a full grown htppu would be wor' i $5,000, un In veutnoiii In Miss Murphy a few years ago would haw netted large leturns. LOSSES ALWAYS MET PROMPTLY By tliu Fire Insurance Com panios we represent. Out companiob stand first in tlx world. Assets Hartford "Ire Insurance Co. lL',Sft!),07t Alliance Assurance Co i.ll.O.'W.tm.'- Iitidon t Lmicuslilre i'lre Insurance Oi . 8H,ilv N'orth ilrltlsli h Mercantile O, l!i,W5,9T lOynl Insurance Co. . W.MIT.IM FRANK B. CLOPTOK AGENT 800 MAIN STREET Farmers Custom Mill Fred Walters, Proprietor Capacity 160 barrels a day Flour exchanged for wheat Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped Fred, etc always oo baud. CI When tho hot days of sum mer como the cook stove Is to be avoided and well It can bo with the stock ot summer tlolU cades. Lots ot new thlnga In convenient form ready to serve cold or wPh n llttlo warming. Yot will bo sur prised at the many tempting; dainties we have for you. HAWLEY Btos. Gray's Harbor Commercial Co. Wo Don't Keep Everything But we do keep a good big stock of nice dry Flooring, Celling, Hustle and Finish, In all grades. Also all kinds of Dimension Lumber, In cluding Lath and Shingles. Our stock of Dcors, Win dows, Moulding, Building and Tar Paper and Apple Boxes Is complete, and any one In need of Lumbtr will not be wrong In placing their order with the : : Dray's Harbor Com. Co. Opp. W. C. IL Depot INDIGESTION Is the cause of more dlsco'mfort than .my other ailment. It you cat tho things that you want and that are good for jou. you are distressed. Ack er's Dyspepsia Tablets will lnnko your digestion perfect and prevent Dyspepsia and Its attendant dlsagroe iblo symptoms. You can snfcly egt mythlug, at any time, If you take ono if these tablets aflerwatd Sold by ill drugglhts under a ponllii6 guar antee. :G cts. Money refunded If yon aro not satisfied. Send to us for t free sample. W. II. Hooker A Co., Iluffnlo, N. Y. DESPA1N & CLARK CONSUMERS WHOLE SALE GROCERY AND WHOLESALE COMMIS SION MERCHANTS 514-514 MAIN STREET Phone Alain 17.(1 LET US FILL YOUR BILL FOR LUMBER 1 Wo can supply you with Building Material of all description-. and save you money DOORS WINDOWS Building paper lime cement. Iiticlt and sand. Wood guttcrH for barns and dwellings a specialty. Oregon Lumber Yard Alia St., Opp. Court House THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST Hear this in mind when you need poultry ami stock supplies and ask for the International Poultry and Stock Food. Use Kow Kuru for your cow trou bles, C. F. Colesworthy 127.129 Kast Alta St. Agent for Leo's Lice Killer 6