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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28
VETERINARY SURGEONS.

VETERINARY SURGEON-DR. D.
c. McNabb. Office at Tallman's
drug store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28

BENJAMIN K. DAVIS, ATTORNEY
at Law. Office Room 8, Judd
block.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28
SUITS CLEANED.
PLUMBING.
WATCH REPAIRING.

JAMES NJ. WILDER, PRACTICAL
Matchmaker, engraver, jeweler and
diamond setting. All work guaran-
teed. Main street, Savings Bank
building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28

D. A. MAY, CONTRACTOR AND
Builder. Estimates furnished on
all kinds of masonry. cement walks,
stone walls, etc. Leave orders at East
Oregonian office.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-23
Leads all North Carolina Daiies i'm M and Circulation

the like have business homes on the
next TWO floors and the top floor VIII
be almost entirely occupied by the
Metropolitan Insurance Company. the
law offices of Brooks and Thomson,
and the apartments of the Carolina
Construction Company. Every suite
in the building has it's independent
laVatOry and plumbing, with telephone
and call bell attachment, with baths
and toilets on every floor for ladies'
as well as men. There is a complete
fire protection hose service with fuIl
water head on each floor.
The foundation for this building
was begun in May, 1904. Mr.. F. A.
Weston architect, of Greensboro,
planned it: Mr.. w. G, Balm, of Green's
boro was the contractor, the sub cor
tractors being Steam fitting and heat-
ing, b. Mckenzie; plumbing, j. X.
Hitch; electrical work. w. DrummoEd
Marrow; stone and marble, The Stcne
Building and Supply Company, ali of
Ctl eeESborO
The finish is of. hardwood, with
terra Gotta and bronze trimmings, With
mosaic tile flooring. The City Ma
uonaI Bank, whose stockholders have
maGo this magnificent building d.
verify, took possession of it's new
home last Thursday, and their offices
are models of convenience, elegance
and taste, being possibly the nnest
banking rooms in the State. TIE
bank was established in 1889. and was
knawr as the Piedmont Bank until
1899. 1t has always maintained re-
pEtation of the highest character for
the superior management of its al
fairs, and the broad principles on
which the business is conducted. 1t
is a United States depositary, a state,
county and city ldepOsitary. It's pres
ent officers are w. S. Thompson, pres
ident; j. Van Lindley, vice-president;
Lee Battle, cashier. The directors are
w. c. Balm, E. j. Stafford, c. H. Dor
sett, ]. Allen Holt J. A. Hoskins, J.
Van Lindley, j. C. Bishop and w. s..
Thomson.
Not only as the stockholders of the
City National proud of their new
quarters and their tenants proud of
theirs, but the people of the entire
city, in this city of fine office buildings,
are equally well pleased at the beau
tiful and imposing structure, and the
successful board nainded enterprise
which produced it.
Almost just across the street to the
north of the Guilford hotel building
is now going up another immense
building being erected by Mr.. r. CT.
Il6I1n. lie SIlllIe lower IIOOE has
been leased by the Messrs. Morriss, of
Tarboro who will on October first be-
gin big department store business
there, and the upper stories will be
equipped for offices, ON a style even
more elaborate than any of the others.
All of which, to my mind goes to
prove, that like many other innova-
tions Greensboro men and pluck and
capital, have demonstrated that So
called business prudence, is not al
ways 1T in this day of strenuous and
rapid movement, and that real estate
owners and capitalists can here get
an object lesson on the question of
providing quarters even ahead of ap-
parent demand for business people,
who keep ahead of them, if they are
permitted to.
There is not an office building here,
which is not filed, and most of them
are crowded.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-23

State, the building has been made en-
tirely strong and elegant in every re-
spect, regardless of whether it would
be cheaper, or whether it could be
completed soon, to leave off some-
thing or not Its construction mate
rial is of steel frame, built around by
Georgia marble, North Carolina
granite and pressed brick. the cost of
erection alone being over fifty thou
sand dollars the equipment costing
twenty five thousand more. The base
ment, or Sycamore street floor, will be
occupied by the two old Merchants
and Manufacturers Club BARRIERS, who
will have an elaborate and complete
establishment with turkish baths, va
por and others baths, the next de-
partment being used as a savings bank,
soon TO be opened here. The Elm
street first floor will be used by the
City National Bank and by King
Brothers, wholesale and retail cigar
and tobacco dealers. The entire sec
ond floor has been leased for LONG
term of years by the Merchants and
Manufacturers Club and has been
magnificently equipped and furnished
for their use. Doctors, lawyers
brokers, dentists, insurance men and
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-23

ton, and with wonderful success. Pre-
ceding them We're ministers of the old
er type, who struggled along in the
earlier days when signs of progress
were slow in appearing, but who faith
fully Sowed the seed which under the
care of their successors have made
such splendid fruition
It's Sunday school, of which Mr. c.
M. Beavers is superintendent, is a
model in this line of Christian work,
and the Baraca class, now about a
year OLD, composed of the young men
Of the congregation, was recently pub
licly declared by Rev. Hight C. Moore.
head of the Sunday school work of
the Baptist church in the State, to be
the largest and best Baraca class in
any rural community in North Caro-
lima.
To the young women of the congre-
cation the Philathea class is what the
Baraca class is to the young men; its
membership ALMOST as large 5nd it's
work as successful and as enthuSias-
tically engaged in.
The church is now building a new
edifice. which, when completed, will
cost about $4,000. With this standing
as a monument to them, the financial
strength, the religious faith and pride
and the intellectual status of the peo-
pie of this community need no detail
ed presentation. This building will
be the handsomest church in Wake
county, outside of Raleigh; few, if any
rural churches In the State, will sur
pass it. 1t will be heated by furnace.
The money for its erection was raised
entirely within the congregation,
many members subscribing 500, 5000
and even $400 each; those who had
not the money to spare planted an
acre or two of tobacco to be sold and
the proceeds devoted to this purpose.
Mr.. w. B. Upchurch, one of the
best known farmers of all this section,
is chairman of the building commit
tee, and associated with him are
Messrs. A. Herndon, S. S. Rogers, A.
M. Council and G.. M. Beavers.
Were you to take the church roster
you would find active in this organi-
zation the best that is in the commu-
nity-such men as w. B. Upchurch,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-23
WHAT DIR. VAN DYKE SAYS.
Quality I'm Which Woman Should
Excel.

Dr. Henry Van Dyke discussing
The Way to Womanhood'' in a Sc
ries of papers in Harper's BaZar, thus
voices his personal views on the sub
ject:
1T seems to me-" he says, that
woman'S excellence (and / have been
using the word always in it's proper
meaning to denote superiority lies in
three things-a certain fineness and
delicacy of physical organization and
balance; certain deep and sensitive
power of intellectual and moral SYM
pathy, and a certain firm and gentle
faculty of social order and rule. / be-
lieve that nature gives the germ and
potency of these things, to her more
fully and more richly than to man at
the beginning of life. They fit ano
adorn a woman for the place and the
privileges which belong to her civiliz>
ed society. nd the course of life the
method of training and education
which develops these things in a girl
is the way to Womanhood.
DR.. Van Dyke thinks ''for most
girls the true purpose and the best
result of education is not the mastery
of some special branch nor the ae-
QUESTION of the encyclopedia of learn
ing, but the training of the intelli~
gence and the quickening of the imag,
indtiOH, SO LHdt Ifey Sfalt De able to
comprehend more clearly and to SYM
pathiZe more deeply.
They are not going to be inventors
or discoverers, or lawyers, or philoso-
pliers, or chemists, or theologians-
at lenst not in the majority of cases.
They are going to be women; and that
means that they will have a special
need and use for the power of think
ing in companionship. The man who
is intellectual, who has some hard
work of brains to do, or who engaged
with some knotty problem of knowl-
edge, does not want a woman to take
the place of lexicon or q library or
scientific reference; he wants her to
be friend to his laboring; and often
bewildered and weary mind he wants
her to see the meaning of his effort
and to encourage and enlighten it by
her sympathy. And the man who is
dull and stupid does not want a scorn,
ful critic on the hearth, or a profess
sor in skirts beside him; he wants, or
at all events he needs, the bright COM
radeship of more thoroughly woman.
who will gently surprise him out oil
his dullness and refresh his starved
intelligence with the fruits of hel
thinking and reading-not in the form
of solid chunks of information, but
in the fine cordial or distilled wis
DOM"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-23

many an active live dollar profit by
not building to, as well as for growth.
Six years ago, the Southern Loan and
Trust Company erected on East Mar
ket Street a splendid five-story office
building, with all the then modern
conVenienceS of elevators, baths, cleo
tric lights, etc. 1t was said at the
time, the projectors were crazy" to
put up such a building for the small
town of Greensboro, the good natured
newspaper squibs not being confined
to outside papers.
This building was soon filled from
top to bottom with desirable tenants
in all kinds of business and profes-
sions. Pretty soon, the Greensboro
Loan and Trust Company corporation
erected another modern office build
ing near the McAdOo Hotel, on South
Elm street the lower floor used for
the bank and the other four floors
for offices. etc. mo room here for
another building of the kind" said
those who had predicted failure for
the first one. and who didn't even
know that for months it had been inn
possible to rent an office in the first
building because it was full. Subse-
quent to this the era of hotel build
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-23

L. D. Baucom, A. Herndon, S. S.
Rogers, L. j. Sears, W. M. Yates, A. 5.
Sears, j. J. Yates, A. M. Council, Jas.
M Broadwell W. Scott, Seth Broad
well, Charles Beavers, George Beavers,
A. V. Council, Frank Mills, Ernest
Mills, Willie Council, Wilson Womble,
Bernice Womble, w. G. Hilliard, Geo.
Upchurch, Merrimon Upchurch, Robt.
Upchurch, w. M. Council, Jack HiT-
ward, Jimmy Broadwell, Rayner
Broadwell, n. M. Mills, Herbert Bau-
com, Cecil Hilliard, A. w. Rogers, j.
w. Lassiter, Claude Baucom, Jodie
Yates, Junius Yates, julius Yates,
John Yates, Mallie Johnson and Jack
Johnson, and SO on until you have
taken almost the entire community.
They are a hospitable people. When
the church entertains union meetings
or other gatherings. and when the Ma
sonic lodge entertains its brethren, the
grove in front and around the church
and lodge building is crowded with
wagons, buggies and tables filled with
the choicest food this prosperous COM
munity can supply. 1t is appetizingly
cooked, for the women are good
housewives and pride themselves in
CONTINUED on page eight.)
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ing and enlarging daWned, and Of
flee building was quiet for three years.
Last year c.. d. BenboW concluded to
build an annex to the BenboW hotel
just across the street. So he quietly
went to work and put up a five-story
modern building equipped with every
comfort and convenience of baths,
toilets, elevators, private telephone and
electric light service for the building,
heated and furnished with cold ana
hot water from an independent SER
vice, etc. The lower floor was con-
structed for stores and office suites,
and the other four floors, with 1876
rooms all in suites, or separate as re-
quired by the tenant. This building
besides being a credit to the State, is
bringing in a fine income to it's en-
terprising owner and is occupied by
more people than many towns con-
tain.
Next came the Galloway Drug Store
three-story building, the two upper
floors being entirely occupied by office
tenants. This lot was purchased by
Mr.. j. s. Wynne, of Raleigh, and the
building is one of the most complete
and handsome, and the best paying
property for its size in the city.
Next followed the Gardner Drug
store building next door, with it's
floors for offices, and they are filed.
Next to the Fedeal Court building,
just across the street from Gardner's,
Mr.. c. n. McAdOo then built a magni-
ficent six-story structure which has
been completed within the past month,
and it is filled with delighted tenants.
Last but not least. follows the oc-
cupancy by it's owners this week of
the siX-story City National Bank
building ,at the corner of Sycamore
and South Elm streets, Immediately
opposite the Guilford Hotel building,
on Elm and the Benbow Arcade build
ing, on Sycamore street. Every niche of
space in this immense building was
rented before. long before the con-
tractors could complete it and make 1t
fit for use. Besides. being one of the
handsomest specimens of architecture
of my knowledge anywhere in the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-23
The Ultra Conservatives
Admit They Pay Well.
LATEST BAN NkBUILDING
The City Nationals Sky Scraper had
Ea Tenant for Every Room in the |
in | BuiIding...Magnificent Ben-]l ss... s.ss.
bow Arcade Build
By ANDREW JOINER.

Greensboro, N. c., July eff
there be those in other North Caro-
lima towns and cities, who are guilty
of over prudence or conservatism in
financial investments. and will not in
vest in modern buildings because the
town isn't ready for it, or it isn't my
business to take a financial risk for
the benefit of the whole community"
let me commend them to the result
of fool buildings" in Greensboro.
within the past four years, as an evil
dence that over-conservatism may not
only mean old-fogyism or an excuse
for stinginess but that it often may
cost the owner of capital the loss of
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-23
Best Way To FertllIze.
(Roanoke-Chowan Times. )

Last fall. along in November. one
of our Rich Square farmers put out
his stable manure in the drill for the
next crop of cotton. A row was open
ed between the old cotton rows, even
before all the crop for that year was
gathered. Early this spring more
manure was put out in the same field
in the same way. The cotton on the
land manured last fall appears to be
fully twenty five per cent better than
that manured in the spring. 1t is
larger. has a better color, and did not
suffer from the excessive rains of the
past three weeks. In fact, the crops
on good land do not seem to be so
easily damaged by water as crops on
poor land manured with commercial
fertilizer alone.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-23
Reniniscential.

Visitor-Your daughter dear mad
anne, is really charming. IfI were
thirty years younger l should be mad
ly in love with her
Coy Widow-Oh, baron, thirty years
ago l looked just as she does now!-
Translated for Tales from ''Fliegende
Batter"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-23

A man may be hopeless idiot, but
no woman will admit it after he has
proposed marriage to her.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27
CARRIE NATION
COMING HERE
viii Deliver Lectures When
Released From Iail

$751; tle Rt aas fegHue pretty gay
thts morning be had saved the
rlsfsf tat fraH destruction and The
bs fean bad played "a Gen inning
game af Joplin Saturday sad succeed
iH getting couple 0l SCORES ytsteniay
aud hg therefore Turned DIS attention
to mov aRfodate material
sae ssts Nlp as he aled hs pipe
iroH the ffeefafaH baA tHal Carrie
Nation s. at5aut 60 eage Kansas and
cue ta tHe territories sHe VIII de-
Hfef a fga lectures .H this and ether
towns graa rAs g.itferue topic of
Woman as She aHd as SHE ought
fu D. HhF size should come - the
Territories g. deIfyer tlIs mtsaFe is
something ] have bees unable 70 get
aa 81 bat This eminent weak.eyed
.eetutef claims t1 know en- about
women aud more Co II Is rare sport
t0 sse heI paw tfealr and spout blank
verses aioQi the poor helpless females
8u the front seats wba bg che time
Tie eminent gang esaw has closed her
phIppic are jas able 30 struggle on
home in most Mechanically condls un
bordering un insanity
Ibe women should mass their for.
oes, GET Their pUnt0ou trains ln posi-.
tion and drive these female yiIlfes
on the held aud then tendefIy put up
the bars
The thing which strikes me most
peculiar with thls subject SAYS Nipis
the fact thai woman, las never set,
according % her story succeeded ln
gaining her sphere
WAg the cattle on d thousand hills
have all reached their peculiar sphere.
SAYS Sip and have been fof ages hung
up by the gambfel joints IN greasy
butcher Shops The young man who
enters the front door Of joint with
four dollars IN his pocket and Is
Kicked out the hack say minus his
hat has reached his sphere What Is
tile natter NTH woman2 Why don't
she get therel The quicker they be-
gin to circulate Ia their various
spheres the quicker an chin music
will be shut on and doye.eyed peace
commence to pick bird seed from on
the hearthstOne. n woman cannot
smuggle herself into her true sphere
the tlmes are sadly out Of joint She
is left long ways behind IN the sin.
gle dash Of life
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27
Gwendsle Happenings

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27

Not "a from WIt'nv Grove Hves 4
founE farmer whose ane stock of horses
ere admired o. 90 sta sea them The
siher dsg a ffieua 81 amateur called
1a him e. search 81 aomeihine faat
atrs ihs Philadelphia sdFer
There ala the STOCK farm oansf
polnuue 30 a. animal m the Geld
faero s.r. isa mars that could lrot hsf
mila in ihrrt minutes we're it uot f0r one
thIae
indeeIf sald Us iflenA
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fam yeafa ola Iasi spflug isin good con.
dlfian loAn wen aud lsa arst rsts mare
aaa She eaaid 81 mHain three minutes
we're it noi for one Thing
What 3 it5 vas fbe query
That mare Insisted iha owner lie
ln eferY WAY q Fooa mare uerk her
three of four days q week She trota
fair ana square And yer there Is ons
thlug ihat prevents Der from Foing E
mile To- three minutes
What Ia The name 81 thunder IL IT,.
erlsd TIE friend lwnstieutiy
Welt replied the other quietly the
distance 4 Goo great lof The time
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27
In..rnalIanal rh..n...r.la

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ass aaertra she results = tha Hruss s
anfofahfs - the 8ni6eAtlon af The
formulas ut ttraIe medicines he
safs II affairs ta amtlorAie whirh tae
conference Has called Is Illustrated -
the f1lieving statements made ly -
II G Wuod president ~ ths laltaa
states pharmAeopasa convention a
gresc ipiiah written in Sev Yark ~
much used poisonous remedy uodi8
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strength 90 Montreal where the nrH
TED phafmaeopeia j. in vogue Area.
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aatluusi standard 81 ahIeh fhey ae
msde lntef the new system II il
heroi that 81 nations wl ador s
ansls standard futhH Companion
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27
KEPT CAR BEHIND HER.
Lady rfuysllag in nallaes cass Iakes
u the hsa sni Does Not
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