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DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1903. Published evorr afternoon (ciccnt Sunday) Hi l'fiiulctou, Oregon, by the EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING COMPANY. l'lionc, Main tl suiiscttirrtoK katum. Dallj, one year bv mall f.'.OO Rill), six months by mull ".fiO Dully, three months by mull l.'.Ti Dally, one month, by mall r0 !ally, per nionlli by carrier C3 Weekly, one year by mall l.r0 Weekly, xlx months by mall 7." Weekly, four months by mall Fill Semi-Weekly, ona year by mall .... U.OO Semi-Weekly, six month by mall . . 1.00 Semi-Weekly, tliteo months by mall .. .00 The llnst Oresonlan Is on sale at II. II. lllcli's News ytamlH at lintel l'ortlanil mill Hotel Perkins, Portland, Oregon. News Anaocla- Meiubor Srripps Mcliae lion. San l-'rnnrl'co llnreatt, 4 OS I'ourth Ht Ohlcajro ltuie.ui, 0011 Security Itulldlng. Wanhlnston. I) C. Ilureati, f.Ol llth St., N. V. Ktttereil at 1'enilleton postoltlce as second class matter. 12 cunts, nutl fourth-clans, 3G cunts. From Tliu Dalles to Portland, tlio mimo rates nro 25, 20, IS nntl IB contB por 100 iioiinda. It Is ostlmntcil that n reduction ot freight rates, .east of The Dalles to correspond with those west of that point, would tesiilt In a saving to the producers of the Inland Empire, iimountliiR to $1,000,000 annually mid would stimulate the production of Knilu and livestock until the output would he doubted within two or thro' years. Mr, .Mohler is opposing fate, when he opposes the construction of the portage road by refusing to sell a right of way. The country will settle up and demand moro transportation facilities, lu spite ot ntiy opposition and the sooner all who opposo tho road come to see this Inevitable out come of civilization, the bettor it will be for the stale. It Is rather lu be oxon, 3G por cent females, and IB per cunt hulls. All of the animals will he Immunised ngaiust rhlndcr pest by the "Simultaneous Itulnocu latlon Method" before uoltig shipped from China, under the direction and supervision of a ropresentntlvo from the Insular laboratory. Tho whole number will ho divided Into lots of BOO each, and the shipments will he made once each month until the total number will have been landed In Manila. All nro to bo delivered over the ship's side, at Manila, Cobu, Hollo and Cullon. as the government mny direct. In case the exportation of the anlmuls should be prohibited by tho Chinese government or In ease, through the existence of n state of war, their exportation Is Impossible, tho contractors will be allowed to withdraw their contract, which will become void. M5, 7 i'bf a wswr;sfi"L,ir. .Mr. Davles, tho purchasing agent, has had considerable trouble lu se curing stock In China, owing to the few llrms which deal in cattle ex clusively. Ho lias been compelled to mnl-ii unttlll liltrr.)l!luOU tYlim lllfforollt congruous to advertise for liomeseek-, miVllll,is -flung Kong Gazette. ers and then lay a barrier in tne way of the complete settlement of the Idle lands upon which tho homeseoker is AUGUST. 'Neath brazen skies, with Inter spersing showers The hot earth prostrate lies as in a swoon; There Is a hectic brightness of the moon Which Hoods the land as If with magle dowers To weave weird phantasies and spectral llowers; Uke desert-blast comes sultry breath of noon: The latent natural forces are eftsoon To waken to fresh life with Autumn's powers. The earth must rest mid thus v her strength renew Must store her energies for future need: Thus Man his soul steeps in Nopenthean dew To rise refreshed from noble thought and deed That hours of happiness may e'er accrue If he but go where high ideals lead! Dexter Smith. CHEAPER RATES ARE NEEDED. j Invited lo locate. Portland should export 50.000,000 bushels of wheat Instead of 15.000,000 bushels, nnd If tho rate from Hunting tun to Portland were reduced to cor respond with the rate west of The Dalles, it would do more to stimulate Immigration and settle the Idle coun try than any other agency that could be called into action. The statement of President Mohler. of the O. 11. & N., to the effect that there is no need of cheapet trans portation rates in Oregon, will e-uise many people interested to hunt up .some figures on the subject of trans portation In the territory affected by lh portage road. The Inland Kmplre. the teriltory which will be vitally affected oy con struction of this road, produces an nually 40,000.000 bushels of grain, 10,000.000 pounds of wool, S0.000 head of cattle. 320,000 head of sheep and hogs for market, 3.600 carload.' of fruit, 2,105,000 pounds of hides and peltb, and 307,000 tons of hay. The natural and inevitable market for this volume of pioduce Is Port land and the Puget Sound cities. Fully two-thirds of this Immense out put goes to Portland, over the lines of tho O. It. & N. Whatever is pro duced in excess of the needs of this great territory must be shipped out of the Interior over this road, owing to the condition of the Columbia river and the absence of other rail lines. It Is natural for the O. It. &. N. to oppose any Invasion of Its carrying trade, and It Is Just as natural for the prodmer to seek to reach the market by a cheaper route. The statement of the head of tho O. It. & X. Company, to the effect that there is no need of cheaper rates from the Inland Kmplre, causes thinking peo ple to wonder why rates are so niucn cheaper on territory covered oy river competition than that not so affected. It Is only necessary to quote rates from Arlington to The Dalles, where there is no river competition and from The Dalles to Portland, where i there is river competition, to con-1 vlnce the cantlld-mlnded man that ( there Is a need of cheaper rates Irom Kastom Oregon to Portland that) those now In effect. Tho present rate on wheat over the O. It. & N. from Arlington to The Dalles, a distance of 51 miles, is 11". cents per 100, on wool, $1.00 per 100, and on cattle, hogs and sheep, $24 per carload. Tho rate over the O. It. & N. from The Dalles to Portland, a distance of S8 miles, where there Is river compe tition. Is T cents por 100 on wheat, 25 cents per 100 on wool, nnd $38 per car on cattle, hogs and sheep, The four classified rates from Arlington lo Tho Dalles ure first-class, 53 cdnts; second-class. IS'fc cents; third-class, The resignation of Ahlo S. Watt, as tax and real estate agent of the O. K. & X., removes one of the most trusted and able otllelals trom the service of the company. .Air. Watt has been a familiar ligure in the West for the past quarter of a 'on tury, and perhaps no other man in the state enjoys a wider circle of friends nor a business record of more pleas ant relations. He lias dealt with res idents of Eastern Oregon for the ! past 20 years, and lu all that time he has been the same just, consider- i ate, genial gentleman, and will be! missed in this section by all who I have had occasion to meet him s,o-! dally, or lu the transaction of the "THE FOOL AND THE MAN." A fool and a man of wealth, they say. Once met In ti garden fair. And the fool he laughed in his fool ish way. Hut the man looked worn with care Quoth the mail, "Oh. fottl why laugh- est so? This world lo me is dead. You have found n purse or drunk. I trow. 'Till the wine affects the head." "Oil, no," the fool then made reply, "No puive I've found today, Nor drunk of cheering wine have I. The reason I am gay Is this: I've earned my keoit no in ore Since venter's sun declined. And I've besides no wealth lu stuie. Hut I have peace of mind." Tnen the fool passed on with smile anil nod. Through the garden fair and cool Quoth the wearv man of wealth. "Oh. I were but a fool." Hide Dudley ALWAYS TIRED NEVER RESTED To be tired out from hard work or bodily lu natural nnd rest is the remedy, but there is nil exhaustion without physical excr tion and u tired, never-rested fcclhiKti wenri- I1CSS wiuiiuu win .. - rr, some serious disorder is threatening- the health. One of the chief causes of that "Alwavs-ttred, never-rested condition" is impure blood and bad circu. hition. Unless the body is nourished with rich, pure blood there is lack of nervous force, the nillS- 1.orovorf;0ilry0,,r I Buffered with gaul debility. cleS become weak, the dl- canning utlioroiiKli breaking down of my iyteru. My ..ui!,n inmniml nnd oouiln, who Unit been bonelltod by B. W. 8., tohl ruo gc.stion impaired, una Hbout ft- i trlod It uml it ourcd me. I heartily re ireiieral disorder occurs oommond B. b. H. to nil who mar fool tho need of Jt. ,.i,ui Hi,, uvuletu thoroughly good blood tonlo. Your truly, throughout tue s.v stem. ' mhb. josik a. uuittain. Debility, insomnia, ner- 44 w. Ninth Bt., Columbia, Tenn. vousness, indigestion, dyspepsia, loss ot nppctite, sircugtii mm energy, una wie mimireiis 01 lime nilinciits we often have arc due directly to n bad con dition of the blood and circulation, nnd the quickest way to get rid of them is by purifying nnd building up the blood, oud for this purpose no remedy equals S. S. S., which contains the best ingredients for clcansiur the blood and toningup tlionystcm. It is n vegetable blood purifier and toniccombincd, that enriches the blood, and through it the entire system is nourished and refreshing sleep comes to the tired, never-rested, body. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA, t ! Shield's Park A HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE SHOW FOR S We have the Bes ln eal Estate. H"m mce homes be d. Choice Lotfi. Alfalr. t """'ill lAnA II 11 tracts from 16o 12,000. QiLrn P 0 I I I I I 1 1 I 1 1 fit 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 IIIUIII IV 1 Room rn ntra. f Provides an evening of rare enjoyment Good, clean, wholesome fun. Not a t dull minute. California's display in the agricul tural linlhlliif; at the World's Pair. St l.oills. will cover 10.0(10 sqliaie feet of lloor space . Unmon if Uall oc Man Ara IHirio hnslneas or n larKo and busy depart-1 numui aa nun 0.0 men rue mauo ment. However, his successor. .1. W. Miserable by Kitill6y aild .Morrow, of Heppner, will adapt him- j di jj t ui sell Kraeelully to the position and DldUUCI IIUUUIC. the company is to I upon securln;; such an able ami pn Ileal successor to Sir. Watt Only nil persons were arrested In' Chicago in 1902 charged with carry lug concealed weapons aimlnsl the peace and dlmiity of tne city artl so far this year the record is 244 only It Is safe to say that l'ortlanil can show up a greater number than t lint Just now. It Is said the gun slorfs vigor and cheerful- 1 lies soon disii)Kur , when tile kidneys are j out ot order or Us iMsed. Kidney trouble has become so prevalent that it is not uncom mon for a chilli to he horn afllicted with weak kulnevs. If the ehililurinates toooftcu, if the urine scalds the llesh, or if, uhcu the child reaches an in the Oregon metropolis have ,ioi;e age wlieii ill .suouiu neame 10 control 11 e n himl ollW..." lnislm.KS ,lllrl.iL. ill.. 1""- T " ,7 past five weeks. papers are wondering what hind of firewater was taken Into the huckle berry patch near Walla Wnlla, the past week, to cause the correspond ent of several well known papers to see a ilouble-heniled snake. MAIN STREET Near O. R. & N. Depot Admission, 20c Children, 10c t no position and umuuui uuuuiu. ; 17- TTV Y7 Tl ! Hardwaie Stort LOOK AT PflTwllonti T1..1 i . -vU1 a3ij ... -j-iuuui (iwemng, stabfe ml nt.1 ft iumy soaded lawn $2,500. -i-iuum uoaruing hou j iUV.ui.CU 11 ik.rnin ... Blue 91.250. A mimhor nf iAt. - 5125 to $150 each. 1 In mi n n... .. w inc Dior Htrcot, ?500. other! each. Mitnh nttin ..... j. iy for sale. All sold n uomo ana buy. riRiu price, sec U. U. UUYU. HI ------------ -------- FTTT '1' 'I' 'I' '' 'I' 'I' I1 'I' 'I' T I 'I T TTTT'T'Tl il I il I II I i "Pleases the Taste" tiiiL'.deieudiiHiu it, thecaue of theditli- eultv is kidiiev trouble, and the lirst ' step should he towards the treatment of Headers of Kastom Washington ( these important orpins, This unpleasant irouuie is tine ui a ium-usi-ii i-i'imumii m tile kiilneys and bladder anil not lo a j Habit as most people suppose. Women as well us men uie made miser able with kidney ami bladder trouble, and both need the Mime ureal remedy. The mild and the immediate effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. ItissoUl by druggists, in litty cent and one-dollar sie bottles. You may have a sample liottlu hv mall free, also a Homo of BiMunp-Rooi. pamphlet telling all about Swami-Root, including many of thethousandsof testi uiouial letters received from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., lliiigliamtoii, N, Y.. lie sure and mention tliis paper Don't make any mistake, but remember the name. Swamp-Root, Or Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad dress, lliiigliaintim, N. V., on every lmttle. They are THE BEST Once Used ALWAYS USED BUFFALO FOR THE ISLANDS. .Messrs. Keylock & Pratt, of .Shang hai have been awarded the contract of furnishing 10,000 water buffalo to the insular government, says tho Manila Times. All tho anlmuls nro to he in gnotl condition, sound, nml free from any disease, between the ages of four and eight years, and weighing from 900 to l.'.'OO pounds each Klfty per cent of the 10.000 will I U0STA RIU0 (J0FFEE in one pound Packugea J JAVA & MOCHA COFFEE in one pound packages For sale by all up-to-date giocers, Spices, Teas, Extracts and Baking Powder PORTLAND COFFEE& SPICE Co., (;,;! N1 : 4'H IHI M 8 I I I m . 1M.4.,i i i t ,t , . i n 1 1 . Iff! Schlitz Means The best materials the best that money can buy. A brewery as clean as your kitchen; the utensils as clean. The cooling done in filtered air, in a plate glass room. The beer aged for months, until thoroughly fermented, so it will not cause biliousness. The beer filtered, then sterilized in the bottle. You're always welcome to the brewery for the owners are proud of it. phone 51 Main, And the size of it proves that H. Kopittke, people know the worth of 507 MaIn fat" Pendletn On Its Merit Has the larjje demand for Byers' Best Flour Been built up. Only the choicest wheat that grows enters in to Byers Uest Flour. It's perfection in Flour. Made by the PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. Byers, Proprietor. Alk for lit Brrwiry Battling. The Beer That Made Milwaukee Famous UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT THE OLD DUTCH HENRY FEED YARD Cor. West Alta anil Llllith Sts. LOSSES ALWAYS MET PROMPTLY 1 By the Fire Insurance Com 1 panies we represent. Out companies stand first in the world, Asselii Hartford '.'Ire Jnaiirunce Co.12,250,O7b Alliance Assurance Co 29,0Cfil,Ha London & Lancashire Kire 1 Insuruueo Co 2,644,w i North British & Mercantile i Co 10,605,974 I Royal Insurance Co 22,807,15? S. A. ALLOWAY HAS CHARGE OF THE OLD DUTCH HENRY FEED YARD, AND WOULD BE PLEASED peStvEofFauu,UlarRoSS FRANK B CLOPTON RALS FOR LOOSE HORSES AND i1 VAJV11V1 CATTLE. HAY AND GRAIN FOR SALE. CHOP MILL IN CONNEC TION. 'PHONE MAIN 1331. AGENT 500 MAIN STREET nr m i tat f 1 1 n i i HI I I m (i-rnoni house .in.l En SilfiO turn lmlnnrA lnrr Kastern Oregon. tracts nenr town. Improved and liropcrty at roasonawe over 60 ucsiraoie im nun nro inn Bee r r iP ma am n . II I J MUr M mm am T A 1T1TTTD TC Ml TI- l,a her 3 111. T 1 1 - .n nnn fimPl 1 ntt en. 3 1.. m nan C MHZ variety of harvest . , v. l la T w ieeORTL fnaiir-IIlff 4 . ...c 8 At tor V j. P. WALKER. cl Venuleton, 4-M Electric Suppli6 mates on al '1 electric ' ourWorkis . ..-..aflfl ffl Cab Office oJ Peterson .n an b -u. Part 0". . . I