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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1904. PAGE FOUR. ' r THE COSSACKS OF THE DON. THE POPULAR COUNTY CLERK The bugle rings, his steed he strides, Tho battle calls him on, And forth to meet Its shock ho rides, Tho Cossack of the Don. The fierce, red Tartar blood that flows Down from uncontiucred sires Wakes, with tho joy his wild heart knows, When blaze war's flaming flres. God help the foe that meets them GRAND DISPLAY OF EASTER CARDS, BOOKLETS, RABBITS, CHICKENS, HUNDREDS OF EASTER NOVELTIES FROM 2c TO 75c. I Frederick Nolf & Co, ei E . it mm -m i a w it m b mi . m 7.1 tlinBf.tnll io cuiciiy nncct tho stomici nun cvclntn Tn ... Buuer iiiuoiioncst: Whllnlnn. II... i , ... -mi, uiuriy BUDICCI lo Uie Tarn...... FISHING TACKLE. Hooks, 15c, 25c, 40c and 50c a dozen. Poles, split bamboo, 9 'A feet long, 58c to $9.45. Reels, 10c to $5.45. Fish baskets, S5c to $2.45. BICYCLES. We sell the two leading makes Ramblers and Cres cents $22,00 to $40.00. Bicycle sundries, full line, lowest prices. -H feast (feQma AN INDEPENDENT government. Tho government plan3 belong to the 20th century and thoy cannot harmonize with Oregon's 10th I century code. Talk Irrigation first, NEWSPAPER. I ,,, ., ,,, ,., , ml Published every afternoon (except Hunday) conventions at l'enilletou, Oregon, by the i EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING COMPANY. Telephone, Main 11. SUllKCltUTIOX ItATKS. Dally, one year by mall $5.00 Dally, six months by mall -.."0 Dally, three months by mall 1.-5 Dally, one month by mail ."0 Dally, per month by carrlar C." Weekly, one year by mail 1.50 Weekly, six months by mall Weekly, four months by mall !U Semi-Weekly, one year by mail .... -.00 Semi-Weekly, six months by mall . . 1.00 Semi-Weekly, three months by mall . ..10 Member tlon. Hcrlpps-Meltau News Assocla- San Francisco llnrenu, -(OS Fourth St. Chicago llureau, 00!) Security llullillnj:. Washington, D. C, llureau, 301 Hth St., N. W. 1 If Eastern Oregon could only oe lllevo that the Honta electric road will ho built from Baker City lo IJurns, as announced from Baker City, It would ho a happy day for this country. If Baker City papers and Dakar county boomers had not al ready built enough paper railroads to reach to the planet Mars, people would not view tho announcement with suspicion. Thoy only hope It Is true, but as tho Irish girl said, this news Is "too good for the Dutch." when Tho Cossacks ride to war: The strong, swift, boarded, fighting men Whoso friends tho gray wolves are: Who make their coverlets the snows When they Ho down to sleep, Who faster rldo than wind that blows When thoy their saddles leap. No man has seen tho Cossacks' sword Turn downward In tno fight. In vain have tides of battles poured Against them In their might; Tho hoof-boats of their steeds are known, With all their wandering clan, From bleak Siberian highways down To sun-hissed Astrakhan. When sits the White Czar on his throne Within his ctiarded gate, Brooding, with brow of gloom, alone, Upon his Empires fate, Ho knows, through every vague alarm, While ships and men fight on, Ho still may trust his Btrong right arm The Cossacks of tho Don, John S. '.McGroarty, In I.os Angeles Times. Entered at I'endleton postofflce as second class matter. What matter If tho night be long, Or If the days ho dark, What matters it If dangers throng Around my drifting bark, What matters It if winds de- part, Which erstwhile fill the sails If I keep burning In my heart The light that never falls? The light of love which hrll- Ilant glows Like some refulgent star, The radiance of Its glory throws Across the harbor bar. What matters It If fates con- trol, And fiercest storm assails, If I keep burning In my soul The light that never falls? M. P. M., In San Francisco Star. The spectre of the old academy school house site will haunt the tax payer of Pendleton as long as It Is owned by the school district. Tho hoard might as well sell It and sat isfy tho people that It will not be , utilized as the site for a now build- j Ing. The board is absolutely at tho mercy of the taxpayer and must risk nothing jeopardizing tho bond Issue. If the people don't want the new I school in tho east end of town, erect j ed on that site, sell It and convince the people that they have nothing to . i fear. Public sentiment Is with tho a board In favor of better school facll (ties, but public sentiment is ngainst the old academy site. Get right and do anything to get the needed facll Itles this year. School children grow whllo people sleep, and waiting only makes tho urgency greater. COMING EVENTS. Over in Grant county the nowspa pers are each running nn extra page on which to print the announcement of candidates. Printer's Ink pays. Tho news that two famous paint Ings sold yesterday In Now York for $110,000, will have a tendency to brighten up tho trade In painter's supplies. The Asoclated Press devotes flvo columns to tho Corbett-Brltt prize fight at San Francisco, and 10 lines to the death of Edwin Arnold, who wrote the "Light of Asia." Tho strangers coming to Pendleton read the newspapers to find where to get the best accommodation and service. Those who are not found in the advertising columns might .is well bo In the country, as far as trade Is concerned. Captain Irkolt, the Russian traitor who sold valuable secrets to tho Japanese government, asks for clem ency In tho court-martial trial on the grounds that he only received 1250 In gold for the secrets. It Is very likely that Russia will hang him just as dead as if he had received a mil lion. Hawaii was tho best customer for tho products of thu United States, during 1903, of any of tho Island pos. sessions. Slio consumed $7,224,150 worth of domestic merchandise dur ing tho year. Porto Rico comes next with a patronage of $0,154,417, while Alaska used but $3,804,451 of Amer-" lean products for tno samo.pejriod. Tho decreaso in the amount of fines collected in this city during March 'does not .mean that n moral spasm struck tho town. It means that there were more "broke" Indi ans than usual. Whllo it is not meant to encourngo crime, it Is hoped that April shows moro pros perity, as jail sentences don't help pay tho salaries of tho peace officers, Oregon must shape up a codo of Irrigation laws which will bo as mod ern ns tho plans of the government as set forth in tho national irrigation act. There must bo unanimity and harmony ,bolwoen tho 81810 and tho Dr. G. S. Hall, of Clark University of Boston, made a statement yester day which doubtless jarred the earth In Puritanical old Boston. A firm believer In tho value of vigor and good humor in life, Dr. Hall said of music and dancing: "A philosophy of the tinlverao might be written on rythni. Thus there Is a rythm of years and of seasons. All muscular effort Is in rythni; tho action and the reaction, but the climax of all rythm Is in dancing not dancing as it Is now, but dancing as It was dono years ago. If a person Is tired he should dance a minuet; If apathetic, something faster, Dancing has great curative powers. The best thing, the great thing. Is health, which means holiness, The host kind of happiness Is the happiness of being alive, and that is the spirit of the dance. Men at 50, CO and 70 and SO ought to practice It." The Intervlow with F. H. Newell printed todny, contains nothing new but It Is a relief. He has said the same nice and encouraging things several times before and repeats them once more, Just to please tho people and keep up tho spirits of the lrrigationlsts. People expect more from the reclamation service than it la possible for that department to do As Mr. Newell says, the government irrigation plans must be imperisha ble and therefore tho progress must be slow and well founded. It is bet ter for Umatilla county to wait flvo years and then get a permanent sys tern, that will bo adequate and com plete, than to get government Irri gatlon In one year that would not be permanent, or that would bo a disappointment to tho department Tho work will bo pushed Just as fast as is consistent with good work, and no matter if tho department remains silent on tho probability of final adoption of tho plan, at Echo, tho people may rest assured that work Is bolng prosecuted every day, with earnestness and thoroughness, al though the newspapers are not full of the progress and plans of the en gineers. 1)0 ( llheunistltm. Neuralgia, Conitlpatlon YOU ? Dliiluets, Uout, HIMouineii, Sick HAVE (and Nervous Headache; Don't tell your furniture or pawn your Jewel- ery to buy remedies for these disorders It Is not necessary. "HilTs Rheumatic Pills " Cost only ii cents, and have cured thousands during the last hundred years Mb, O. A. Hill. Last summer I was troubled villi rheumatism so badly I vim dl.abled from woik, but&ol jour pills cured mo so that I am urn ui limber as I was at IS yvma old, 1 have been In Wisconsin but two mouths, and with ono aud a half boxes of your pills I liavu cured mrcecasei. loursuuiy, 11 u. Btrout, Oteeuleaf, Minn At Your Druggists April 9. Umatilla county republi can convention. April 12. Umatilla county demo cratic convention. April 12 School bond election, Pendleton. April 14 Republican state con vention, Portland. April 1C .Meeting of Oregon Cattle-growers' Association, Portland. April 19 Uemocratlc state con vention, Portland. May 2 Oregon Federation of La bor, Oregon City. May 4 General M. E. conference, Los Angeles. Juno 2, 3, i Umatilla county pio neers' reunion, at Weston. Juno 0 General election In Ore gon. June 15, 10, 17 Oregon encamp ment G. A. It., Hood River. HON. WILLIAM A. DEAKE, OK SAN FRANCISCO. H. Waters, of Monroe, Mich., re ccntlv died and loft each of three nwpntlwnrtw $10 000 Uo wna amciiit. " ' ...... - n - n ed to all, and was afraid to marry lor tear or breach of promise suits. 00 Hon. Wm. A. Deane, Clerk of tho city and county- of San Francisco, -was Chief Deputy in tho ofllco of his predecessor during the lattor part of his term. Ho is n wawvo son, naving peon Dora anil rawed in tno city or Han j- ranciaco, anu lias lor many yeara been prominently Identified with the Order of Native Sona of the Golden West, as well as other fraternal organizations. Ho is an exceptionally popular young man, socially and politically also, as evidenced by the ballots cost at tho lato election, ho having defeated his opponent tor tho offico of Connty Clerk by nearly 8,000 votes. In a lottor written January 28, 1699, from San Francisco, to Dr. Ilartinan, Mr. Deane has tho following to say of Puruna: The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio. Gentlemen: " would not be without Peruna, as have found It to be the best remedy for catarrhal complaints that I have ever used. I have tried most all of the so-called catarrh remedies advertised, and can conscientiously say that of all the remedies for catarrhal complaints recommended to me none have been so beneficial as Peruna." WILLIAM A. DEANE. CnATARRII assumes different phases in different seasons of tho year. ThoM is, therefore, four milto well-marked varieties of catarrh Vintr catarrh, luring catarrh, summer 'alarrlt, and autumn catarrh. 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These harvesters have been given abundant trials right here at homo and nil users are highly pleased. None havo been dissatisfied and all ore high in their praise. Tho Holt side-hill harvester on a sldo hill Is able to stick to tho sldo of the hill, while tho header will slip down the hill. The main wheels are vortical, which braces tho machine to the sldo hills. It works equally adapted to level land. The Holt harvesters are sold exclusively In this section by E. L. SMITH . . e ' ; ' 2 J6 Co&rt Street, PendletonQregon ' All extras for Holt machines on hand. 'f..H"Hl'HMHMH,4 Always. Rciui CurcS & Cold hi Ono Day, Cripin 2 Says er tho Full Nmn0 on every rSWE-s box. 23c NOTICE TO ALL MY FRIENDS AUD PATRONS: I TAKE PLEASURE IN INTRODUCING TO MY FRIENDS, DRS. L. L. AND T. H. WHITE, TO WHOM I HAVE SOLD MY DENTAL BUSINESS IN THIS CITY. I THOROUGHLY RECOMMEND THE DRS. WHITE AS FIRST CLASS DENTISTS IN EVERY RESPECT, AND WILL ES . . . . m r, mo. I fctm .IT A l-vun i" ANY OF MY PATIENTS TO PLACE THEIR CASES IN HANDS OF THE DRS- WHITE. , RESPECTFULLY, E.- A. MANN' ADAMS DENTAL PARLOR Pendleton, Oregon. in r Residence ana omce, 'Phono Red 1581. . .. t-llllnf Our specialty I'ninie b -Extracting. J. L. VAUGHN Electrician Prompt attention given d work executed properly. Eleotrlcul Supplies of all W OFFICII -.121 VVBST COOH 'T' ') rrrihi'in Hnlldlnj) . Milk Walter's nouring " Capacity, 160 barrels a any .1 . 1 .1 wheat Flour Mill 'Feed, L'uopf ate, always on hand.