PAGE SIX.
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1904.
TEETH
Per set, $5.00; gold crowns,
$4.00; silver filling, 50c; ex
tracting, 50c
"We ore thoroughly equipped
with all modern methods and
appliances, and guarantee our
work to be of the highest stan
dard, and our prices the lowest
consistent with first-class work.
White Bros.
Dentists.
Association Block.
Phone Main 1661.
College
Place
Health
Food
Wafers, fruit crackers, cream
sticks, nut butter and salted
peanuts.
Despain & Clark
Pcsltlvely the best beer
made.
Any quantity ypu de
sire. Delivered to your
home.
Always call for Olym-pia.
A. NOLTE
Theme Mais 181.
i
O SPICES, -o
COFFEE,TEA,
BAKING POWDER,
RJLVORfftG EXTRACTS
Afedufctafty. Fmestflavor,
mtttfShi$h,foo5onatkfTicesJ
CLOSSETftDEVERS
PORTLAND', OREGON.
I F. E. Van Dtisen
& Co.
CONTRACTORS OF BRICK
WORK.
Holler setting and Ore nlaccs
done in first-class manner. i
Address Box 455, Pendleton. J
LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH
Building
Material
!
Dimension lumber of all de
' scriptlons. Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Moulding, Building and Tar
Paper.
BRING YOUR BILL TO US J
AND GET OUR FIGURES.
Grays Harbor
Commercial Co.
Opposite W. &. C. R. Depot
OLD NBWBFArEIlR TO PUT TJNDEU
carpets, on ihelvea, walU or (or wrap
ptae jmrpose. Old newspaper In lars
tasdlea of J 00 eacb at 25 eenta a bandit
ml the EAST ORBdONIAN oQce, reodls
ton. Ongta.
1! BRYAN WILL CAST HIS
VOTE FOR PARKER MIL DAVIS
Cancerous Ulcers
ROOTED IN THE BLOOD.
After the age of 45 or 50 when the vital powers are
naturally weaker, it is noticed that n hurt of any kind
j heals slowly, and often a very insignificant scratch or
' bruise becomes a bad ulcer or sore. At this time of life
William J Bryan has given out the It will mean that the men back of him warty growths, moles and pimples that have been on the
following statement: will not permit him to take the labor mAv nlmost from birth begin to inflame and fester, and
" shall vote for Parker and Davis, side on these disputed questions. I tt " ...... nr in,. f,r,cr clnturliitir- ulcers.
. 1 . . .1 ,.....,. I I - --- - p. r
HIV uuuiiuvca ui iiic uiuivunkik mil
vention, and shall do so for the fol
lowing reasons:
First Because the democratic tick'
ei stnnus ior opposition 10 imperial- .., , ,,.,, ... ,,.... o" t.r..: Xtiii tsklnc-S. S. 8. awhile the .ore bono todl..
Ism, While the republican ticket ,..', ,. 7 ,.' . ... i 1 r . . . '.I'"""' chares, and when all the poisonous matter had
stands for an Imperialistic pollcv On , r u,lu " "-um.u n. uc wu nas been siumDenng mere ior pssdoutit healed. 1 toon in ail about thirty
thi ripfinltn nlnnL- u hlrh wn snlistl. is ocginninfc, iu bsscti t, j healed. This wanabout ten years aero, and
ine aennito plank which was suusti- ltseif ami breaks out and be- 1 have seen no sicn or it since. '
tilted by the full committee. I -o-pg a uA ulcer nnd ncr- Oant, Audrain County, Mo. J03EPHUS SEH,
haps the beginning of Cancer. These old sores are rooted in the blood, and
while wasnes, soaps, saives, etc.. Keep ine sunace
dean, they are not healing. A blood medicine to
purify and strengthen the polluted blood, and a tonic
. . . 1 1 . . , ,
LI . r. T..IM . .1.1
niurm9.. ...,H. , n ncncvcrawreoruiccris rear Slrs:-I have not worda strong-enough tc
On the tariff question some little slow in healing then you may praise your arrest medicine. I had a sore on my
nroCTPRH mm-Mx, hntil fnr. Rut the cum enmpthtner is rntli'rnf. left temple for several years. It -would itoh and
nVY. ZZ , .TV " : burn and bleed, wouiu bcd over, but would
uijvi'i uiuu un nit' TOuiiuiiuT; jv WTonc wiui yuur uiuuu. never neai. inn doctors prououncea it uancer.
. . . . . - . r . . . . . ... c a v.(l.v. . & 1 ,
this question, which was the para
mount issue in 1900 and which re
mains an Important Issue as long as
an attempt Is made to hold colonies
under the American flag. On this
sue the convention was unanimous,
the platform emphatic, and I have no
doubt that the candidate will carry
out the platform.
Second Jlr. Roosevelt is injecting
Judge Parker stands for enough
things that are good to justify me in
Riving him my vote, but ns I have
tried to point out for several months,
the triumph of the Wall street ele
ment of the party denies to the coun
try any hope of relief on economic
to build np the general system is what is needed, and
S. S. S. is just such a remedy. No poison is sopow-
J 111 1 L r.. 1 .1 3 1 . I. ... . ..AiTAlnMo Klrr..! ....... ..'1 .
. . . . - " . " ,,,l . i ... . ...., CTIU1 IIHU IIU UCIiU SU UCaUlY Uldl LlllJ. liiih ulihuu ...WVi i l.tVJ . I.UUUUI
H hack:'Un,a4h,l.thdraw of reach it, and ulcers of every JJJ!i
JIIO 1 L 1 . UVVUUIEO l.U.ll. I, I - - ...... .
, i. i . , Mllnrc! thnl T linv. on d nm net f tin tMVJin.. uvj.
will iiiune u iiuioHsiuie lu uunfuui - - -. "r. - -.1,, .-;-;- .
nuestons that domanil solution. The metnous pursued to advance his can- j .- .v-Uu...f,v.
election of the democratic ticket will , dldocy. u was a plain and deliberate
put a quietus on this subject. j attempt to drive the party. . j
Third Mr. Roosevelt stands for the ; Charges Adroit Manipulation.
support of war. His friends present J The New York nlatform was vacue ! Z
him as a man of blood and Iron. He . nn(t meaningless, and purposely so.
believes In strenuousness and lncul-. bocause advocates of Judce Parker
cates a love for warlike thiugs. The were trjing to secure vo'tes from '
democratic ticket stands for peace. ' among the people who would have op-;
for reason and for arbitration ratner ! IUi.bh his vit... thov v-nnwn th. !
than for force, conquest and bluster. ! i, tlP hm! rpiu hk iPi2"rnm to the Al-
Fourth The democratic platform i i,n.- nitin , hnvo hn .
declares in favor of the reduction of i very few instructed delegates from I
the standing army and as this plauk ; tne gj, and no possible chance for ,
was unanimously adopted there is ; the nomnatIon But he and his man- I
reason to believe that a democratic nenrs nilmltlv mid nurnoselr conceal-
stntement on this subject would bring etl nls ly0sMon until the "delegates J
some advantage to the people. nad been corraled. Then his friends
No Reform in Economic Questions. I attempted to secure a gold plank. 1 J
For these reasons I feel justified ' wicn was overwneimingiy iieieaieu ,
Medical advice or any information you may desire will be given
; charge.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA.
Truly
Wonderful
in supporting the ticket A democratic ' 'n the committee
victory will mean very little. If any. After the party had rejoiced over
progress on economic questions, so the harmony secured by the omission
long as the party is under the counsel 1 of the question, and after he had se
of the Wall street element. 'cured the nomination, he injected his
Parker and the Financiers.
views upon the subject at a time when
On the money question Mr. Parker i nPu'd not from the ticket
is as thoroughly committed to the ' w,tnoul Gat demoralization,
side of the financiers as .Mr. Roose- Democrats Must Bow to It.
velt. If he does not go as far as the , The nomination was secured, there
republicans would in retiring silver fore, by crooked and indefensible '
dollars, in establishing branch banks.
in enlarging upon the powers of the
national banks and in the substitution
of an asset currency for the present j
currency it will be because he is re
strained by the democrats In the
methods, but the democrat who loves
his country has made his decisions
uK)n conditions as he finds them, not J J
upon conditions as he would like to
havf thpm I
Bryan Not Yet Downed.
house and senate. Nothing greater; ... . . . . . , . ,,
can tw expected from him on the' After having stated that I shall sui .
money question, 1 1,ort the ticket- and havln? ,Bive,n I
my reasons for so doing, I think it
due to the democrats of the nation to ;
money question
Trims and Labor. !
On the trust questioU the demo-1 say. that, while the fight on economic
cratic platform is very much better ; Questions is postponed, it is not aban-'
than the republican platform, but the doned. As soon as the election is
nomination of Parker virtually null!-! over I shall, with the help of those 1
fies the anti-trust plank. Unless in who believe as 1 do. undertake to or-!
his letter of acceptance be commits i ganize before the campaign of 1908,
himself to anti-trust legislation we i the object being to marshal the
need not .expect him to pursue a dif- j friends of popular government within j J
ferent course from that pursued by i the democratic party to the support ,
iresiaent itooseveu. or a radical ana progressive policy
So far as labor questions are con- j to make the democratic party an ef
cerned we must await Judge Parker's ' ficient means in the hands of the peo
letter before we shall know whether , pie for securing relief from the ele
the laboring man has anything to ex-, ment that controls the republican par
pect from his election. The labor . ty and for the time being Is in con
plank as prepared by Judge Parker's trol of the democratic party. This
plan of organization will be elaborat
ed soon. It is only mentioned at this
time that the readers of the Com
moner may know that the contest for
economic and political effort will be
gin again as soon as the election and
be continued until the success Is
achieved.
menus on the sub-committee was a
straddling, meaningless plank. In the
lull committee, planks were adopted
In favor of arbitration and the eight-
hour day and against government by
injunction, also a plank on the Colo
rado situation, if Judge Parker is si
lent or ambiguous on these subjects
ANOTHER BEEF COMBINE.
Big Packing Houses Plan Further
Consolidation of Interests.
All the packers of Denver, to say
nothing of the stockgrowers of Colo
rado, were Interested In the Post's
exclusive story of the big packing
house combine to handle the meat
rade of the West, planned by Ar
mour. Swift. Cudahy and other big
Chicago firms, says the Denver Post
of Thursday.
Predictions that such a combina
tion would be eventually made were
immediately recalled, and the proba
ble extent of time it would take to
effect the combine was speculated
upon.
The packers upon whose plants op
tions have been secured by the big
men of the trade declined to make
statements and same denied the re
port, which was nevertheless gener
ally credited.
The local Armour firms mude a
move yesterday which shows that re
trenchment is in order. Armour &.
, Co., the Chicago packing branch of
the big house, gave up its establish-
1 ment on Market street and moved to
i the supply depot of the Armour Pack
ing Co. of Kansas City, near the de-
: pot.
' Contrary rumors were circulated
: around the stock yards that Instead
of the Western combination buvluc
'the plants of the Western and Colo-
l rndo Packing and Provision compa
nies. Henry Gebhardt, president of
the latter company, was negotiating
for a combination of the two plants
' to control the greater portion of the
.Rocky mountain trade. The people
I Interested declined to discuss either
i move.
i Valparaiso, Cblie. is uooded by
' water from the Interior. Ten thous
j and harbor laborers have been forced
i to quit work, and most other affairs
are at a standstill.
BASEBALL TERM.
A Home Run.
Has been the trade at our little store. People realize that the
size of the store, the number of clerks employed or the size of the
stock carried has nothing to do with the money saving values
given. Its the quality of the goods and the low prices placed on
each article that counts.
The compulsory sale moans a great deal to the buyers of
clothing. It means the best suits at lower prices than ever quot
ed in Pendleton.
This shipment of clothing sent us through an error on the
part of the factory before wo are ready for it makes It Impera
tive that we get rid of It at once. In order to dispose of a large
shipment like this it is necessary to give great Inducements and
make tho prices so low and the values so big that people will
be compelled to buy because the bargains are Irresistible.
OUR OFFERS ARE
IRRESISTIBLE
And people who have called have found the greatest, grandest
and most convincing money-saving prices ever offered in Eastern
Oregon. We propose to close out every article by the end of this
month. Clothing and furnishing goods. Its up to you to tako ad
vantage of this sale.
The manufacturers ot the clothing who made the error, wired
us to get rid of the goods and charge the loss to them.
Don't hesitate, but come in and see this magnificent line of
clothing and separate trousers. The price is the main thing to
you, but on that score we are positive to please yon.
THE REMOVAL SALE
Prices on furnishing goads are more wonderfully low than
ever. We are doing it. Come in and see.
KAHKI SUITS $ 1 .00
Greatest bargain In Pendleton's merchandizing. Coat and
pants, bc:t grade, regular army make, for only $1 suit. Come in
and let the goods and prices talk to you.
Sullivan Bond j
Compulsory and removal sale. The little store that is break- J
lng all bargain records.
on and w k... .V4 u
Don't f . .
"K With m,
cation.
r- -
Brock &McComa
company
DRUGGISTS.
Cor. Main and Court Su.
Pendleton, OrtBtm.
K ATm d
ail m-m af"w
m m
Mat
OF ALL LESCBIPTWS
SASH, DOORS
and WINDOWS
muc io oroer. Building pi
per, lime, cement, brick a.-vj
sand, wood gutters for ban
and dwellings a specialty.
Oregon
Lumber Yard
J Alta Street, Ofip. Court Houm.
I I I I I II Mil I I I II
nrai trcfr itp
z,z:o win Duy oae oi tne most
venicnt 3-room houses is the
Sewer, bath, etc: rood eelkr
barn. 3 lots, corner; a barph.
14,000 Elegant sew S-nom
iust comDleted: sewer, bath.
2 lots; eastern exposure; conw.
$2,500 Nice residence and (
eastern exposure.
t.flt mp Rhnir von three cuarter
tions of the best wheat land. All
ments, plenty of water. Caa
bought for a little less man ni
ket value.
uiec DilVtl
mioo uviu
Successor to E. D. Bojd.
444 -m.i4 C, n
THE STATE'S r INANCE8.
Semi-Annual Balance Is $300,000 Less
Than Last Year.
Salem, July 14. The semi-annual
financial statement of State Treasur
er Moore shows a balance of $971,381,
73 In the treasury.
This is $300,000 less than was in
the treasury at this time last year,
the decreas.e being due to the large
amount of loans made from the com
mon school fund.
That fund Is $500,000 less than It
was a year ago. The general fund Is
1200,000 groater, the Increase being
due to the heavier tax levy for ap
propriations which have not yet been
expended, snch as the portage rail
way and Lewis and Clark appropria
tions. The general fund receipts for the
first six months of this y.ear are $820,-
000 as against $490,000 a year ago.
This Increase comes In taxes paid by
counties under the state tax law.
General fund disbursements are
$437,000 as ugalnst $480,000 a year,
ago, the slight increase being due to
heavier appropriations. Receipts to
the common Bchool fund have drop
ped from $440,000 to $297,000, the de
crease being due tor the fact that few
er borrowers from the school fund are
repaying their loans,
Disbursements from the school
fund for the first half of the year grnw
from $446,000 In 1903 to $673,000 in
1904, showing the heavier demand for
loans from the fund.
These Items represent practically
all the differences in the financial con
dition of the state, as shown by a
comparison of the first six months of
1904 with the first six months of 1903.
The Washington . Columbia River
Railway Special Summer Excur
sion Rates to Coast Points.
Beginning June 1C. 1904, the W. &
1 C. R railway will have on sale tickets
to Westport. Long Beach, Clatsop
Beech, Tokeland, Ilwneo, Seavlew, Ti
oga, Pacific Park, Ocean Park, Nah
! cotta. Flavcl, Gcarbart and return at
$10.00 for the round trip.
For children of half fare age, one
half the above rate.
. Tickets will be good returning until
j September 30th.
For full Information call upon or
address,
I W. ADAMS,
Agent.
, Excursion Rates to Portland August
j 1st, 1904. Oregon Development As
I sociatlon Meeting.
Portland, Ore., August 2d and 3d '04.
' For the above occasion tho O. R. &
1 N. makes a special rate of $6.85 for
the round trip. Tickets on sale Aug
ust first for trains Nos. 1 and 5 only.
- Continuous passage both directions.
'Final limit August 4. 1904. For par
' ticulars call on or address E. C. Smith,
Agent u. it. & n.
In order to accommodate fishing
parties the O. R. & N. Co. will, until
close of season, bavo train No. 2,
leaving hero at 5:4G p. m., stop at
North Fork on Saturday evenings,
and train No. 1, dijo in Pendleton at
9 a. m., stop at some place Monday
morning. This arrangement will be
in effect Saturday. May 14.
E. C. SMITH, Agent.
Midsummer
Teutsch's.
clearance sale at
r. I IL11C f)H
"NOW SUMMtK Dumw -- j
sMiirQV BRAE
tLUItb'1
and the joys of carriage ridhig vt
thPir heat, provided you . .
.-. i .i at Noaeies. "
and most duraUliuy. .
. . J knnM. MSy-
WHKUua, ; tham.
mis dimme. van.
We set your tires. wW Ue jot ,
on the bydaullc
lng or burning of wheels. .
life of wheels. Try it and M J
i rc RROB.
Big Brick Shop.
GOOD DRY WOOD
All Kinds
nnA sound wood
l Zinc bww
which is delivered
reasonable prices
For Cask
W. C MINNIS
Leave orders at Neurol