DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 18, 1904.
PAGE SIX.
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TEETH
Per set, J5.00; gold crowns,
$4.00; silver filling, 60c; ox
trnctlng, 60c.
We arc thoroughly equipped
with nil modern methods and
nppllances, 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
Food
Wafers, fruit crackers, cream
sticks, nut butter and salted
peanuts.
Despain & Clark
Positively the best beer
made.
Any quantity you de
sire. Delivered to your
home.
Always call for Olym
pia. A. NOLTE
'Phone Main 181.
O SPICES, o
COFFEE,TEA
BAKING POWDER,
FLAVORING EXTRACTS
AtooIufePuriry, FinesfFhYor,
OrtatarShtnh.fleasorvable Prices.
CL05SET&DEYER5
PORTLAND, OREGON.
F. E. Van Dtisen
& Co.
CONTRACTORS OF BRICK
WORK.
Boiler setting and fire places
done In first-class manner.
Address Box 456, Pendleton.
LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH
Building
Material
Dimension lumber of all de
scriptions. Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Moulding, Building and Tar
Paper.
BRING YOUR BILL TO US
AND GET OUR FIGURE8.
Grays Harbor
Commercial Co.
Opposite W. & O. R. Depot
OLD NBWBPArBUS tO POT tJNDHH
carpeU, on ibeWc, wall or for wrsp
bX pnrpoeei. Old newspapers In terse
bandies of 100 each t as cents a bundle
t the BABT OIIEOONIAN offlce. l'endls
too, Orefea.
France Reveres
Her Journalists
I "There Is no place on the face of
'the earth where the genuine journal
j ists and newspaper men are as high-
ly respected or have many favors
shown them as In Paris," sayB Carlo
Maria Count de For.iB, one of the fore
moBt editors nnd correspondents of
; the French republic and a dlsclplo of
the Henri Hochefort school of Jour-
iiuusiu, wiiu hub juui uvuii uii u uiii
through the United States, and Is now
in Mexico. In comparing the condi
tions of journalism in France to
America, he says:
"I have traveled through the United
States and have made thorough ob
servations of the effect of the Ameri
can papers upon the public, but I
must sny that the Influence of the
papers of Paris upon public opinion
far outwolghts that of the Journals of
the lending cities of the United
States. One can not reallzo the ex
tent to wjjlch their influence is felt,
unless he hns lived in Paris, and felt
the public pulse through Its various
vibrations.
"The life of the Paris newspaper
man who attends strictly to his duties
is one which is to bo envied. He re
ceives n magnificent salary, has ex
cellent opportunities to replenish his
pocketbook through contributions to
his paper, for which he receives ex
tra compensation, nnd lives and
works ns n part of the body of the
journalists in the great cnpltnl.
"There is a press club at which all
the newspaper men congregate for
their meals, and which is for their ex
clusive use. There, at almost any
hour, one may find congenial asso
ciates, all of them gentlemen of edu
cation nnd refinement. A man is
well tested before he is admitted to
membership In the club, for he must
have had a probation of three years
in Paris, and his qualifications as a
gentleman must he of the soundest
nature.
"There Is one thing about tho
French journalist which I think has
a great deal to do with the high
dtandlng he maintains In his country
nnd thnt Is, that he must be a man
of education. Ho must be possessed
of a good literary style In order to
enter the ranks, and In addition it is
almost necessary that he be a college
or university graduate or have had
experience which has been calculat
ed to give him thought training.
"Accuracy and truthful assertions
are absolutely essential to the suc
cess of the newspaper men there, as
everywhere, but he must be a person
who Is so entirely reliable as to his
assertions that his copy can be hand
ed to the machine operators without
the slightest rovlslon by the copy
readers or editors.
"When he has demonstrated that
this standard has been attained, there
Is nothing too good for him. As a
member of tho club he may enjoy all
Its privileges and by the payment of
Its dues he may be entitled on retire
ment from active service, to a rea
sonable pension. Thus his latter years
are always assured of a comfortable
end, for his former associates take
care of him.
"But these are only a few of the
privileges of newspaper men in Paris.
They have the entree to the best so
ciety, and at' all the places of amuse
ments there are boxes especially re
served for the press. These are
nover sold, and, no matter what the
event, there Is always a box In every
theater for the press every night of
the year. At the buildings where the
session of the National Deputies are
held, there is a press gallery, which
Is reserved and never Invaded by any
person outside of the fold.
The crowning virtue of the life of .
the newspaper man in Paris Is his I
ability to get the news and the most
accurate reports through tho police.
The law requires absolutely that In
case of a crime of any sort, tho first
duty of the prefect of a police de
partment, after the crime has been
discovered. Is to notify the papers !
through a gendarme, who goes to the ,
office and makes a report of tho
crime. ,
'Thus all tho papers receive a sim
ultaneous report of the crime, and ,
reporters are sent at once to the I
scene at once. The newspaper men
get all their reports In common, and
compare notes, so that there Is ab-j
solutoly no question ns to the accur-.
acy of tholr statements, and then re-1
turn to tholr respective papers to
make their reports.
"Thus' there Is always a feellntr
about the craft which the more close
ly cements tholr relations as profes
sional men, and makes them, as I
said the ball of wool, bound together
by the srongest of ties of business
and personal affinity."
Tho Deaf nnd Dumb Beggar A friend told mo this momlnir that th
police nro going to stop begging on 'tho
Tliu Blind Beggar Yea; I road that
THE DALLES MURDERER.
Norman Williams Is Now Anxious for
a Speedy Execution.
D. Norman Williams, the man sen
tenced to be hanged on the 22d of
this month, seems to bo perfectly in
different to his fate, and since n stay
of proceedings lias been decreed by
the supreme court, there Is no appar
ent change In his actions, says Tho
Dalles Chronicle.
He refuses to bo Interviewed re
garding the crime of which he hns
been found guilty, nnd If ho Indulges
In any conversation, It Is about ordi
nary nffnlrs, and carefully avoids any
reference to the murder of the Nes
bltt women.
Ho has received n letter from tho
brother of Alma Nesbltt, bogging him
In tho most pathetic manner to dis
close what became of tho bodies of
the victims of his diabolical crime,
but this does not nffect him In tho
least. U he Is hanged, nnd It is very
likely he will bo, the details of the
terrible crime will go clown with him
to tho grave.
He has been visited by persons of
religious Inclination, who hnvo prayed
with him; but recently ho expressed
n desire not to recoivo visits from
preachers of any religious denomina
tion. After taking his exercise it, the cor
ridor of tho jail ho retires to tils cell,
where lie spends tils time reading re
ligious books, nnd one in particular
ho has read through four times.
After perusing the contents, he told
the Jailer tlint anybody who would
read that book and not be thorough
ly convinced of the absolute truth of
Christianity was beyond hopo. Fre
quently ho can bo heard rending the
Bible, nnd sometimes apparently
praying.
Ho has repressed tho desire thnt
his fate be definitely Bottled as quick
ly as possible, and If he were to bo
hanged he didn't core how soon It
might happen, ns ho was becoming
tired of the suspense.
HONOR JAUREZ'S MEMORY.
He Was One of the Founders of the
Republic of Mexico.
City of Mexico, July IS. The mem
ory of Ilenilo Jnuroz, the liberal par
ty president, and one of the founders
of the republic, was honored today as
usual by memorial exercises on the
occasion of tho anniversary of his
l birth. A long procession mnrched to
j the cemetery of San Fernandlno
! wherein lie the remains of tho Illus
1 trlous soldier, who led the successful
I struggles against tho Maximilian em
pire. The participants In tho celebration
I included representatives of scientific
I bodies, worklngmen's societies, mem
bers of the liberal patriotic commit
tees nnd members of the federal, dis
trict and city government. The speak
ers included President Diaz, Senor
Corral, tho now vice-president of the
republic, members of the cabinet and
a number of other public men.
Brutally Tortured.
A case came to light that for per
sistent and unmerciful torture has
perhaps nover been equaled. Joo
Gobollck of Colusa, Cal., writes: "For
15 years I endured Insuffcrablo pain
from rheumatism and nothing reliev
ed mo though I tried ovorythlng
known. I camo across Electric Bit
ters and It's tho greatest medicine on
earth for that trouble. A low bottles
of It completely relieved and cured
me." Just ns good for liver and kid
ney troubles and gonoral debility.
Only COc. Satisfaction guaranteed by
Tailman & Co., druggist.
Fearful Sandstorm.
Condon had a tearful sandsturm on
the first, the worst over experienced
In this country. Coverlnpr a space
from east to west as for as tho eyo
could see, a great wave of dust sud
denly arose from a southerly direc
tion and enveloped the town and sur
rounding country for about an hour.
Several hundred people who wore nt
the ball grounds were forced to re
main on tho grounds, huddled up with
their mouths closed and backs to the
storm, until It subsided. Some almost
died from suffocation, nnd it was al
most providential that no accident
took place. Prlnevlllo Journal.
Workinn Nlnht and Dav.
The busiest and mightiest llttlo
tlllnc that ever wna mniln la Tir 1.' I
New Llfo Pills. Theso pills change
wcuKueas into strength, llstlossnoss
Into enerev. lir.iln.fnr- int
- ' o MUMIU,
liowor. They're wondorful In building
up tho health. Only 2Ec per box. Sold
1... fT'll tt f
I, 4UIIUJUU AC UU. .
When a man has so much monoy
umi no uoes not know what to do
with It, he generally starts out to do
inner people.
streets.
In tho papor yesterday.
PUZZLE PICTURE.
Where Is tho girl's imprisoned swoothenrt, to whom she Is taking the
flowers?
Kicking About Sheep.
heop are crowding In on the range
of some of the mine operators with
persistence, nnd there is marked ac
tivity among mining men nnd the
ninungemcnt of the Similiter Water
Compnny this week to keep the pest
off territory where they do not be
long. Th,e water company heard that
several bands were ranging In on
McCully's fork, this side of Bnldy
K
S
wcair
Mother's Friend, by its penetrating and soothing properties,
allays nausea, nervousness, and all unpleasant feelings, and
bo prepares tne system lor tue
ordeal that she passes hrough
the event safely and with but
little suffering, as numbers
have testified and said, "it is
worth its weight in gold." $i.oo per
bottle of druggists. Book containing
valuable information mailed free.
IMC BKADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Go.
Truly
Wonderful
Has been the trade at our llttlo store. People realize thnt the
slzo of tho store, the number of clerks employed or the size of tho
stock carried has nothing to do with tho monoy saving values
given. Its the qunllty of tho goods and tho low prices placod on
each article that counts.
Tho compulsory salo means a great deal to tho buyers of
clothing. It means the best suits nt lower prices than ovor quot
ed In Pendleton.
This shipment of clothing sent us through nn orror on the
part of tho factory beforo we nro ready for It makes It Impera
tive that wo got rid of It at unce. In order to dispose of a large
shipment llko this It Is necessary to glvo great Inducements and
mako tho prlcos so low nnd tho values so big that people will
bo compelled to buy because the bargains nro irresistible.
OUR OFFERS ARE
IRRESISTIBLE
And people who have callod liavo found tho greatest, grandest
and most convincing money-saving prlcos ovor offered In Eastern
Oregon. Wo propose to close out ovory article by the end of this
month. Clothing and furnishing goods. Its up to you to take ad
vantage of this salo.
Tho manufacturers of the clothing who made tho error, wired
us to net rid of the goods and charge the loss to them.
Don't hcsltato, but come In and see this magnificent line of
clothing and separate trousers. Tho prlco is tho main thing to
you, but on that scoro we aro positive to please you.
THE REMOVAL SALE
Prices on furnishing goods are -more wonderfully low than
over. We aro doing IL Come In and aoe.
KAHKI SUITS $1.00
Greatest bargain in Pendleton's merchandizing. Coat and
pants, best grado, regular army make, for only Jl sulL Come In
and let the goods nnd prices talk to 70U.
Sullivan
Compulsory and removal sale.
Ing all bargain records.
mountain, but further Investigation
failed to prove It. Tom C. Gay camo
In through that section Thursday to
loam If thore were really sheep
whore indicated, and, while finding
u little blgn, did not find tho herds
reported, nnd believes thnt the mat
ter has I eon exaggerated somewhat.
Similiter American.
New spring shirts. The Boston.
Is to love children, and no
home can be completely
happy without them, yet the
ordeal through which the ex
pectant other must pass usually is
so full oi suffering, danger and fear
that she looks forward to the critical
hour with aoorehension and drearL
FrlCIHl
(3b Bond
Tho llttlo storo that Is break-
IU1ISh.
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Cat. m.u . .
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fend eton
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$2,250 Will hnv ..
venient 9-room h01
Sewer, bath nr.
$4,000 Elegant
Just completed; sever
mis. onctAM -
1 vhuiviu eirm
$2,500 Nice residence
eastern exposure.
Let me show you thr
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kct value.
111 Court Street
tliolr heat, nrovlded ion
your selection at Neaglei
carriages to suit every
iilinntnn, in htlPkbOflrdS.
one made right In style
frunrnntpprl tn C1Y6 tHe
o.,,i moot diirahllltr.
WIS BUV juu, -
on the hydaullc macDiae.
. hnminir nf wheels
life of wheels. Try It m
Bis Brick Shop.
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Bickers, wntn ,
well maoe
prices, call on wem.
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