DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1903.
TO FIGHT COMBINE
A. H.
3UNDERMAN BELIEVES
IN MORE ORGANIZATION,
rz! -AH
TfR CLOTnllNU
I tumors removed without knife, blood
Enlists in chrome nnd nervous diseases.
tan b consulted in private io to i? dan .
IS,
Harbor
imercial Co.
E,erylliii)
ep oood bio
l' dry Flooring,
le and Finish.
M- Also all kinds
lon Lumber. In-
I'll and Shinnies.
' Doors. Win.
H'ng. Building
aPer and Annie
mplete, and anv
f Lumbbr will
ron3 In nlacina
with the : :
frbor Com. Co.
C. R. l)enn,
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BEST
CHEAPEST
pn mind wilnn wn
Stork '"ami. tt
Ior Jour row trou
Jlesworthy Last Attn ?t
leo's Linn mil
Pregonlon by
carrier
best triniTea, me ncsi lining, me
' 1 I A. - At
quality violiiiiik mi waiin iui liic
Drop in and chat about your
Oder's Department Store
It von "njoy a uootl article, then miiokc
i PRIDE OK UMATILLA
OK
PENDLETON BOQU1ST
ilinint ni.iilc mill ol tilt tK'ht tobacco. A. RHODE, Maker
UEBEsasmsxssi
Street Entertainment
Evening Except Sundays
Quaker Doctors
i rendlcton for B few wteks. They arc rloiriK'iKMrvt'lou work.
OT JUIIII TllfA nti En
Offices: Hotel Pendleton
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MONTEKASTELL! BtfOS.
IHarlile and Granite
Works
MOSl'MKN'IS, IIKUIHO.NI 3 !OI'
INCiS AMI BI'ILIH.NU hro.NK
Wpiio fiuroivn uork ntl Giitinuiti'o tin stunt' fit
lotvCKt (irlie itlmU civon mi nil klmli uf Hut
Htmiu, Wti imvo n Ihtro Rlock niul wou'u In- pita
cl to have ymii-AHmlue it.
M.iin Street
i'emtlctoii, Oregon
Neor O. k . N Jicfiot
IIKANCII BdOP AT HU'J'NEK, OKE.
'Building
Of all Description
Sash, Doors & Windows
Made to order. Building
paper, lime,,, cement, brick
and sand, Wood gutters for
barns and dwellings a spec
ialty, Oregon Lumber
Yard
Alta St, Opp. Court House
I THE SURE WAY
to Provont Pneumonia and Consump
tion Is to cure your cojd, .when iy
tirst appears. cer s uuuuon;.
edy will stop tno cougu in a msm.
and drive tin cold out of your syatrni.
AiwnvH a nulck and mire cure fur
Asthma, Ilronchitla. nnd all throat i
nml tuiiP troubles. If it does not 8.V '
Isfy you the druggist will rotund your
money. Writo to us for freo sample.
W. II. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N .
P. W. Schmidt & Co., drugclsta,
Says Stocktr.cn Should Stand To.
gcther and Demand Relief From
Unjust Combinations That Now
Force Down Prices.
A. H Sundcrman Is down from his
range on the ncad waters of the
Grand Rondo river, and reports his
siock in tine condition for winter.
Ho will remain on the summer range
tor a counlo of weeks yet. when ho
will move down to the fall pastures
near mot nock.
Mr. Sundcrman Is an enthusiastic
advocate of organization among the
stockmen or the West for the pur
poso of combating tho meat and
packing combines. Tho rangemon
raise the stock, feed It and grazo It
prepare it for market, load It on the
cars and furnish It to these grasping
combines at a sacrifice, nnd yet no
doclslve steps are taken to fight this
method.
The trusts keep buyers In the coun
try, living on the fat of the land
drawing enorrrtous salnrles. living in
comparative case, whose bnslness is
to hammer down prices on the pro
dni'cr, nnd secure tho stuff grown on
the farms and ranges at less than tho
actual cost of production.
Mr Sunderman believes tho stock
men of Oregon should thoroughly
organize, make it a secret organiza
C Hon. as in Montnnn. if necessary, and
riuiki logumur, miner nil circumsinii
res, to protect each other from the
grasping corporations that are con
i stantly pulling down tho prices of
I wool and livestock. In tho wool pools
' each man should be obliged to abide
i by and support the organization, nnd
I thus prevent agents from using un
fair mean.'! to get individual clips at
I reduced prices, or use coercive moth
ods io beat down nny ono owner.
He favors the establishment of tho
Independent packing plants, under
the supervision of stockmen, as now
organized. He thinks that tho actu
al stockmen of the country, and not
the hotel lobby stockmen, should con
trol the Institution, and reap the just
profits, to which they are entitled.
Speaking of the coming meeting of
the National Livestock Association
In Portland, next January, ho thinks
the Oregon and Pacific Coast stock'
men should bo prepared to defend
themselves against the old ring which
has dominated the policy of tho as
soi'lation for years. To do this, tho
actual slock growers should get to
gether, understand each other, de
mund some plain, ordinary business
action, which will release them from
the salt and transportation trusts,
and permit them to placo their out
put on tho market at something near
or its actual value.
Something should be done to save
the grower tho profits that now go to
keep in luxury about three useless
classes which are not engaged in
bundling livestock namely, the buy.
or. the commission man and tho
t I wholesale dealers.
j lietwecn the steer or the mutton
on the runge and the butcher's block
aie but Hio men actually needed In
the entire process the owner of tho
live stuff and the railroad company.
Ui forming the stockmen's packing
plants the owner, through tho asso
ciation, can put tho moat on the block-
to the consumer as easily us the com
mission men put it there, nnd all
the Intermediate prollts would n
main In the hands of tho grower,
to be converted hark again into more
range stock.
TWO LETTERS AEOUT TRIE.
Man Who Was Willing to Try
Was Convinced.
and
A. S Burroughs, Uakor City Or.,
December 15, 1902, wrote: "I have
been a very hard drinker for 20
years few people diank moie thnn 1
If j our TUIH is n cure, I want it.'
On Muy 15. 3S03, Mr llurromhs
wrote- "it is a pleasure for nif to
reiumnu'iid Tltlll as a euro for the
liquor hnblt. It has now been six
months slnco I completed a cure with
TWJJ. I have never had better
health. I eat well mid sleep welJ.
believe It is the best cure for the
liquor addiction jet placed upon tho
market. '
Tallinnn & Co., local agents
"Captain Bob."
Wednesday's Portland Orcgonian
says of "Captain Hob." whlrh comes
to tno Krazer tonight: "The last per
formance of that beautiful romantic
drama, ''Captain Hob," which S. Mil
ler Kent and his exceedingly capable
company havo bceu playing at tho
Marquam (irand Theater, will be
given tnis evening. Mr, Kent was
nover seen to bettor advantage, His
eharactor of Robert Renssclaor af
fords 1 1 1 in ample opportunity to show
his talonts as an able actor. His
company has boeu selected from
among tho most capable people in
tho profession. Tho sconlc effects
are elnborato and comploto In ovory
detail. In fact It Is an interesting
Btory, cloverly told and well worth
soolng."
Saves Two From Death.
"Our llttlo daughter had an almost
fatal attack of whooping cough and
bronchitis", writes Mrs. W. K. Ha'
land of Armonk. N. Y.. "but. when all
other remedies failed, we saved her
life with PiyKtng's Now Discovery.
Our nlocQ.iwuo had Consumption In
an advauccKl stag'', also usod this
wonderful TriMdlciiic and today she Is
norfeotly- wettfe' Desperate throat
and luflj(Jlseaeos yield to Dr. King's
New Ultyyery as to no other modi-elm-
on rtfft1i. 'infallible for cough .i
and eg Ids. j50 and $1 bottloq guar
ant' 'd by Tull man & Co. Trial hot
ir" five."
The Walla Walla theater has Just
rec Ivod 1100 opora chairs which will
ho liut in ilaco immediately.
There is only One
Genuine-SyrUp Of FigS,
The Genuine is Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co.
The full rmme of tho company, Ciiltfornln I3Ik Syrup Go.,
Im printed on the front of every puckoRe of the genuine.
The Genuine- Syrup of Figs- is for Snle, in Original
Packages Only, by Reliable Druggists Everywhere
Knowing the above will enable one to avoid the fraudulent imita
tions made by piratical concerns and. sometimes offered by unreliable
dealers. The imitations are known to act injuriously and should
therefore be declined.
Buy the genuine always if you wish to get its beneficial effects.
It cleanses the system gently yet effectually, dispels colds and headaches
when bilious or constipated, prevents fevers and acts best on the
kidneys, liver, stomach and bowels, when a laxative remedy is needed
by men, women or children. Many millions know of its beneficial
effects from actual use and of their own personal knowledge. It is the
laxative remedy of the well-informed.
Always buy the Genuine- Syrup of Figs
LoMisville, Ky.
1 LADIES' COATS, SUITS and SKIRTS I
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5 The soapon for buying fall ami winter woiiriii; apparel is licit.' and wo are ollor- 3
ing rare bargains If you aro of an ei-onoinizing turn of mind I hen don't mifK a
Sj investiga'ing our big olIVtH. We never inisropicsent, 2
j Ladies' Dressing Sacques, in all grades and slvles, Prices rangum from 90c to $2.50 S
i Saturday Specials
Misses1 Ribbed Hose, all sixes, 3 prs (or
ZZ. Boys' Heavy Hose, best value in town, special
j Men's Black or Colored fine Half Hose
tST Men's Ribbed Underwear, our regular 30c wear, special
7 Boys' Ribbed Underwear, special value at
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You Furnish tliettppetito
We'll Do the
rest
I BEHREN'S
f NEW
I HOUSE
fir
308 Court Street
They are the Best
The Standard and
WHITE SEWING MACHINES
JESSE FAILING
Alone UckWS
fall to cu Kheuumtisni. KorSaleby
I A. C. Koeppen & Bros, Agts, for l'ciidl'u.
Sold :.)
MANUFACTURED BY THE
nuat Firrr cents ffr bottle
Lidics' Hose, fast lilarlc, med.ii'ii weight, prs lir
Ladies' Fleeied lined Muse, gooil weight. 2 p s loi
f HEALTH
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COMFORT
Art C'oiiibiiK d I n
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Its
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xi'S- Jll,y bav.-, pt,vei. il,.;,t real v,oitli.
Jta3iZA H'l'K'rL'-ls ii f.iiislied people in 1'endleton
fil551- l,",Jt'l'a Cole's moves and
V W:' leaters always ic oiiimend tbein to llieit f
U " fru,"'s So'1 ",y' '" '',ulleto by
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TJIK MOST WII()I,KKOMi
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WJTJiOUT A KUl'i:UI()ll
BYERS' BEST FLOUR
The Standard of Excellency.
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. S. Byers, Proprietor.
BARGAINS IN
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H. J. STILLMAN
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Cole's Original (Air
Tiht Wood Heaters or
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Hot Blast Coal Stoves
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