DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1904.
PAGE 8IX.
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RISING
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And many other painful and serious
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ana insures saiecy to me or motner auu cmia, ana leaves ncr xa
r condition more favorable to speedy recovery. The child ia
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good natured. Our book
"Motherhood," is worth
its weight in gold to every
woman, and will be sent free in plain
envelope by addressing application to
Bradficld Regulator Co. Atlanta, Ga.
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Straw Hats
Tho removal sale prlco on every straw hat in the house Is
50 PER CENT OFF.
Just one-half tho regular price.
$2.50 Straw Hats $1.25
$2.00 Straw Hats $1.00
$1.75 Straw Hats i 90c
$1.50 Straw Hats 75c
$1.00 Straw Hats 50c
75c Straw Hats t 40c
50c Straw Hats 25c
Cloth Outing Hats
Nobby, chic appearing round top crushers. Light and airy.
T Just tho thing for summer.
7Ge is tho regular price; wo sell them at 50c
BACK
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KOREA
BOISE MAN HAS MINED
THERE PROFITABLY.
Graphic Description of the Hermit
Kingdom Cheap Labor There En
ables Mining Companies to Work
Low Grade Ores Engineers De
mand 271z Cents Per Day and
Board Themselves Other Labor Is
15, 20 and 30 Cents Per Day.
Neckwear
Hero's where our line shines. There is no line In tho city
that equals our stock of neckties. It is beyond question the big
gest collection of bright Ideas In town.
They all go at the Removal Sale price, which means:
75c and $1 Ties for . 40c
50c Ties for 25c
25c Ties for 15c
Just take a look at our window, or better still, come in and
look at the complete assortment.
Sullivan Bond
The Growing Little Store
HELP US MOVE.
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If you are Interested in Oil
Painting, see us. Our lino Is
complete.
ACADEMY BOARDS
BTRKTCHBns
BRUSHES
ARTISTS' SA1LES
BLENDERS
SKY BRUSHES
PLAQUES
TUBE COLORS
Wo make- a specialty ot
framing PICTURES. Newest
stock of frames.
: C. C. SHARP :
Z opera House uiock.
THE BEST
IS THE CHEAPEST
Bear this In mind when you
need poultry and stock supplies
and ask for tho International
Poultry and Stock Food. Uso
Kow Kure tor your cow trou
bles. C. F. Colesworthy
127129 East Alta 8t.
Agent for Lee's Lice Killer.
Dally East Oreoonian by carrier,
enly 15 cents a week.
The French
Restaurant
Best 20 Cent Meal In the City
Private Dining Parlors.
Elegant Furnished Rooms In
Connection.
GUS LaFONTAINE, Prop.
633 Main Street
Samme
Drinks
Cool, refreshing and Invigorat
ing. Our drinks go right to tho
spot. Call for Soda Pop, Sarsa
parllla, iron Brow, Dr. Peppor's
Phosphates, Mineral Water,
Root Beer, dinger, Alo and
Cider, and all kinds of soft
drinks. Our drinks" are pure,
and only distilled water, mado
from condensed steam, is used
Manufactured by
J. MARIN
Factory under St. George Hotel
Mike Gallagher, a former .well
known Boise Basin mining man, but
who for tho past thrco years has been
engaged In mining in Korea, return
ed to tho city early Sunday morning
to visit his old friends and tho scenes
of hla former operations In Idaho,
says tho Boise Capital News. For 20
years Mr. Gallagher was engaged in
mining In Idaho, tho Bolso Basin, Sil
ver City and tho Wood river country,
being tho principal scenes of his ac
tivity. Ho will remain in this coun
try until September when ho will re
turn to the land over which the mika
do maintains surveillance.
Nearly three years ago Mr. Galla
gher wont to Korea as foreman over
a gang of men In one of 'he mines
ot the O. M C. company, which owns
a concession under the Korean gov
ernment to a territory comprising
about -10 nil'es square Tho conces
sion lies about 200 miles north of Se
oul, the capital of Korea, and 60
miles east of Wegea. It was obtained
about eight years ago from tho gov
ernment by Mr. Leigh Hunt of Seat
tle. Ho then organized the company
which now controls It. the stock being
owned by peoplo of nil nationalities.
Mr. Gallagher has been over slnco
April 10 getting Into Boise. First he
embarked on a schooner at Chlnam
poo, crossing the Yellow sua to Chin
ulpon; thence by steamer to Kobe,
Japan, thence by another steamer to
! Yokohoma, and from there to San
Francisco, and on to Bolso by way of
Ogden.
In coming out he was entrusted by
tho company with the transportation
Of about $450,000 worth of gold bul
lion as far as Chemulpo, where It was
delivered to tho Japanese1 government
to bo coined into the coin of the
realm.
Tho bullion was In 2ft bricks weigh
ing 2500 pounds. Much of the way he
was accompanied by only two men,
and this through a country constant
ly traveled by Russian and Japanese
soldiers.
In speaking yesterday to a Capital
News reporter about tho mining in
dustry in Korea, Mr. Gallagher said
that it was a very promising country.
Besides the company which he works
for, the English, Germans, Itnllnns
and French have concessions and on
all of tho properties they are obtain
ing good values.
The ledges are very wide and carry
values averaging about $10 per ton.
Owing to the cheapness of the Korean
labor the ore can be mined at tho
least posslblo cost. Common labor
costs from 15, 20. 25 and 30 cents
per dny. The highest priced labor 1b
that of engineers who command tho
munificent sum of cents per day,
and board themselves. Owing to the
cheapness of labor all work can bo
dono by hand cheaper than can bo
done In America with tho jnost Im
proved machinery.
Tho ore is of a sulphide formation,
running about 50 per cent freo gold,
the rest being susceptible to cyanide
treatment.
Tho company owning the conces
sion has several mines in successful
operation, having five stamp mills
with 200 stamps In constant opera
tion. These aro to bo materially in
creased In a short time. Thoy have
In tho neighborhood of 10,000 Kore
ans in their employ, with about 50
white men acting as superintendents,
foremen, etc.
Mr. Gallagher says that the Japs
are rapidly settling in Korea, tho
commissioner of Immigration report
ing that something like 28,000 locat
ed In that country last year.
Supplies are taken Into tho camp In
ox carts, but for transporting the
more heavy machinery the company
has its own heavy wagons.
During tho low water they have to
transport supplies for a distance of
about 50 miles, but when the water Is
high boats get wtlhln a very fow
miles of tho concession. Tho cllmnto,
ho says Is very much like that In
Bolso Basin, except that thoy have a
rainy season for about a month dur
ing tho middle of the summer.
Regarding tho Russian-Japanese
war Mr. Gallagher said that while
thoy wero near tho scene of hostili
ties, and frequently saw troops march
ing through the country thoy did not
hear as much of it as wo do hero.
Thoy frequently hear rumors of bat
tles but nover got anything authentic.
. FACTS ABOUT PANAMA.
ITOIt SALE AT TIIB BAST OMCQONIAN
office large bundles of nsnspawrs, con
taining over 100 big papers, can be obtain-
u (or 3 cents a Dubois,
Over 8000 Miles in Distance Saved
From New York to Manila by Way
of Panama.
Hero nro some facts in brief about
tho Panama canal, compiled by tho
Homo Companion:
Estimated cost of the Panama ca
nal, $200,000,000.
Amount paid French company for
tho title. $10,000,000.
Amount paid Panama government
for perpetual lease of canal lands,
$10,000,000.
Length of canal, 19 miles.
Canal width varies from 250 to 500
feet at tho top, tho bottom width be
ing 150 feet.
There will bo ilvo twin locks of
concreto masonry, each lock 738 feet
long and 82 feet wldo, with n lifting
capacity of 30 to 32 foot.
Lake Bohlo (artificial) covers 31
squaro miles.
Alhaljuela lako (artificial) covers
5,000 acres, and will furnish motive
powor for oporatlng tho locks aud
lighting tho canal from ocean to
ocean.
Distance from Now York to San
Francisco by old route, 13,714 miles;
Get jA
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Big Bargains in Typewrite
WE HAVE TAKEN IN A SMITH PREMIER No. 2 AND A DENSMORE No. 2, TYPETOtl
WHICH WE WILL SELL AT A GREAT BARGAIN IF TAKEN AT ONCE. BOTH MACHINES 11
AS GOOD AS NEW.
SMITH PREMIER FOR $40.00.
DENSMORE, FOR $35.00.
CHICAGO SECOND HAND, $30.00.
The Oliver Typewriter is sold In Pendleton by us. It
is the most advanced machine made and has points of merit
shown by no other machine. It is easiest to operate. The
writing Is always in sight and it is Impossible to lock the
keys.
TWENTY-FIVE REASONS WHY THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER IS SUPERIOR TO ALL 0THEM.I
Double Typebar.
Downward stroke of typebar.
Hapld escapement.
Vislblo writing.
Tabulation and hilling.
Automatic lino spacing.
ftcleaso koy.
Light running carriage.
Keyboard.
Stability and compactness.
Filling In blanks or dates.
Drawing lines.
Mimeograph work.
Direct connection with levers.
Uniform depression and tension.
Light, elastic key touch.
No resistance of universal bar.
I'erfect paper feed.
Left hand carriage return.
Type face upward for cleaning.
Durability.
The platen.
Speed.
Manifolding.
Writing In color.
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MAPLE BROS., Proprietors 222 East Court SH
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by I ho route through tho canal, j,29'J
miles.
Distance from Now York to Mnnila
by present routo via San Francisco
mid Ynkahoma, 10.&30 miles.
'Olstnnco from Now York to Manila
hy Panama canal via San Francisco
and Yokahoma, 11,585 miles.
Distance saved In a sailing trip
around the world hy tho now route
through tho Pannmu canal, 2768
miles.
Tho Panama canal was practically
uegun in 18S3 uy tho French com
pany. Thoy had completed about
two-fifths of tho length, when hecauso
of fraudulent management tho com
pany failed, and tho work ceased In
1889.
FORCED VACATIONS.
.Now York In wild with demands
that tho fleet of excursion boats in
that city bo remodeled and mado lire
proof. Most of thorn cannot bo, and
the Slocum horror will cost boatown
ors nrount thoro millions of dollars
by tying up many expensive vessels
Indefinitely.
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?
This question arises In tho family
every day. Let us answer It to-day. Try
Jell-O,
a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre
pared In two minutes. No boiling I n
baklngl add boiling water and set t
cool. Flavorsi Lomon, Orange, Rasp
berry and Strawberry. Get a packagi
t yonr grocers to-day. loots.
Bank Clerks Must Leave Their Desks
at the Noon Hour.
Hank tellers, bookkeepers and
clerks in Hartford, Conn,, have learn
ed that hereafter not only will they
be required to take annual vacations
hut must make uso of tho midday
lunch hour privilege.
It Is said that the State Bank Asso
ciation will recommend also that It Is
advisable that all banks obscrvo this
precaution.
Theso regulations have grown out
of the recent charges against a teller
in a local bank who confessed recent
ly that ho had embezzled $70,000 and
covered tho matter through remain
ing at his desk without a vacation for
a number of years yd j
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has been, nu d
according to. Haro U .W
a decode amee - - d((
evrry sign of: f,
demarded the rig"
own foreign furrff
rately represented at ww
Tho treatmeni
experienced St.
served as an object
and that coum. -- ,
her only defewe W
union wnn o-
red!
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t.- . .v.. . t,o lowest prices w j
Wo have spread ourselves in securing the new
pattoms turned out by tne jnanuinciuic" -
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643 MAIN 8TREET.
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