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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-19
Over Si8I.OOO Saved.

To policy holders last year. Don't
neglect to save about so per cent OF
the premium on your grain insurance
this year, Oregon Fire Relief Associ-
alton. 7. L. Dunsmore, Agent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-19
.FREEWATER ADv|CES
CONTRACT LET FOR NEW
BRANCH BANK BUILDING.

Small Fruit Farm Sold-New Road
Being surveyed--New Millinery and
Dressmaking E>tablishment-TNnm
alum Company Will Put In Stock
OF Lumber Here-Sons Were Born
to the Jonses and Huffords-Rasp-
berries and Cherries Are IN the
Market. ~ ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-19
IIAls

Freewater May l9.-Freewater Is
to have another bank building within
short time. The owners OF the
Freewater branch of the Bank of
Milton have let the contract for
handsome new brick structure for
thi, purpose. 29x40 of brick with stone
trimmings, the contractors being
James Knott and w. A. Bannister.
Arrangements are being made to be-
gin work at once. Two banks for a
place of this size speaks we'll for the
farming section surrounding Milton
and Freewater. The building will be
on the corner of Main and Depot
streets.
Land Sold.
james Muir has sold ~ acres OF
land north of the city to ]. f. Morris
for a consideration OF $500. 1t was
fine piece of fruit land.
George Carothers has sold 80 acres
of land on the mountain south Of Mill
ton to Fred C. Morley fer the sum OF
5000.
surveyor Kimbreu and Messrs.
Rothwick and Ferguson have been In
this vicinity of late surveying a road
near the state line.
\ dance win be given at the opera
hall Saturday evening which promises
to I've the usual success.
Mrs Truitt has opened millinery
and dressmaking establishment in the
Sanders \ Tanke building on Main
street,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-19

Forty years ago there were 36S
members of the Methodist Episcopal
church in India; now there are 1885,
gas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
Puddcpllat Furniture Company.

The retail department Of the Pudde- phat Furniture company on Main strept Monday. Tuesday and Wednes- day. will serve to patrons and NiSi- tors silver seal coffee. hot biScnit and possibly q frW extras. These will be prepared on one of theii. celebrated Acorn ranges. Puddephat never does things by halves and for this occa- sion will surpass all previous efforts
 The three days will be the fall op- rnin2 of this firm and they will give wholesale prices to those in need of a stove or range.
 The Puddephat Furniture company are sole agents of the celebrated Acorn stoves, and believing their su- perior merit can be best shown by practical test, will serve every one hot biscuit and coffee. Everybody is in vited to be present See their ad, for particulars in today's Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
| Progressive '. VI. C. |.

Citizens of Pine Bluh need not be ibid that We have progressive Y N. C. X, they know it Fvery- body in Pine Bluff knows il Out stders can sec if by eonsnltin1 the adveftl7jn2 columns ol the Graphic today
 Secretary Richardson believes in pushing things. This is shown in 'he taet that he has placed a full hail page ad ID the paper. ao- H"tnein2 the I<nebel meeting at the '. NJ. G..N this afternoon
 splendid musical program will also D" rendered and the grand eho- rns e1 nin'tN-nine voices promises to give Xon somet hing worth lis tenin2 to.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
i;It,r aud Au-i.5'-

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 ta>el aad Aa-5a do 1de= e1a. of Worh m m a5f5stjc. ap=5o-date manner and fhez Vill saH, Nou= tr"l4ht enag4ez and middleman profit on electlie -52as They do all kfod oi sI@n work and when in need =ot anything of this krnd get pliees from tlIem before order =lnG
 On account of beins o1rretocl,ed "n pictures and wall papel 'hey. II few day. ago. unaaaurated q sale on this Iin, Whit, thi4 sale sNeeea- ed their Expectations lhel still ha4e on hand a laa4ae number ef new de= signs in Wail paeel tal5tf will h. sold at f.e saHle dis@a;ul 4 h.fteofofrz lheir laf@e sld in todaN < Graphic gives tal particulars
 fhis finn Who u t"w nteathsa@o opened in our city. k having q fine business not only in th" city, but they dailz receive orders from S01 rounding eoanfry =hy mail. Get thcir hne
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18

The Graphic presents aa a#ra. aa advertisers today Of which t'le aaa= aaament feels poud Hepfez =H#--t U these columns are 'he lead.H4 eHe.- ness f4ms aad financial institutions of the city. and ;to natural pride l4a he mana9emeH, feels in p4rseas=u- -heir names ill our adyeG1isin- eal- umns is heightened by the fact thas they have come t0 this paper in mea- tied recognition of the Graphic IS a valuable advertising medium These are men who do not donate their money to newspapers through objects of charity. They are represented in these columns again today because they have learned that these columns pay good returns on the investment.
 Below We take pleasure in calling attention 10 the long list oT advertis- CTS in today's paper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
IeNcrenI-Trnftak Company.

Ihc Layeren2=Truloek Shoe com panN, Pin H1Hlizs great shoe store, has some bar@ains To offer Graphic readers in today $ issue The com pauy is not partial and is offering these bargains to ladies and gent 1e- mrn alike.
 he Levef"uz=TrulocE eonc"In has long been feeo&niz"d as q lead cf in the shoe basiness of Pine kiutf iFeEe oH"=n may gel abHaiGteiE anytime Hu wants III tn. foot wear Ine. from the cheapest to the enst Iiest. baf oothin4 shoAdl. and ~ ="1Nfhins i4= always foJlnd to h iust as I js represented
 Ihel handfo the | ami I, Goa- ins and EoNd' Il g fine shoes a4 Wei as fho taHloos Walk Ovef.
 Ihe most eonrtcons and aeeouo datiu2 treatment mat always be=ex peeed Il tAis establishment
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
Progress Toggtry Shop.

In today issu" of the Graphic ap- pears q large display ad for the Prog ress To@2eiN Shop II is worth read ing
 The Progress, as will be seen from a pernsal of this ad, is handling a special line of clothing, each garment of which is hand tailored by one of the country's greatest designing genuses For perfection in workmanship, fin ish, if and grace. these goods arc un- eNcclled anywhere. The snits range from $l5 to $355
 The shrewd young business men who compose this firm went into busi- ness nearly q year ago. They have built up a trade that gives them an endorsement that nothing else could give
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
Rhodc>.Ha.crt. Company.

The Rhodes-llavefty company, un- der the management of that clever gentleman and Ievol-headed business man, Mr, D. Lee. has always done q splendid business ill this city, but since the announcement a short time ago, 10 the effect that the company would withdraw from Pine B1uff. clos ing out its business here. there has been scene of activity about the Rhodes-}Iavefty establishment unpre- cedented in the history of closing out sales in Pine Bluff.
 Simultaneous With the annonnce- ment of their intentions, came the an nouneement that prics would be slashed in orde rto dispose of the stock as rapidly as possible. People who never had any idea they needed fulniture. suddenly discovered that their household effects were sadly de- pleted and needed replenishinS.
 The Rhodes-Haverty company has q whole page ad in today's Graphic an- nouncin2 a few more of those rare bargains that long years of eXperi- ence in the business has taught Man ager Lee will be seized with most aviditY by the public generally.
 The people know bargains when they see them, said Mr. Lee, and he is right Acting upon this axiom, he lets his ads in the Graphic speak for themselves.
 I3nal Mhat he SINS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
Standard Trust Company.

The Standard Trust company speaks to the public through the columns Of this paper today, and the burden ot their talk is the financial interests ot our readers. Here hangs an interest ing story. Would you know ii. Then read the neat display ad. in to- days Graphic.
 The Standard is a strong, solid financial institution, and it's message is one that vitally interests every man who wishes 10 better his financial con- aition.
 Don't fail to read what they have to say.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
Kline Dry Goods Company.
k limo is one of Pine Bluff S |

Kline is one of Pine Bluff s most progressive business men, Every body knows it. He is regarded as % successful advertiser. and backs mn his claims always with the goods and just the kind of goods they arc represented to be. That's why he Is a successful advertiser.
 But if Kline had never placed an
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
Euf~tolii and ~ts

N@H al asa a1o easif7' .... #@ 10 f. faam a5I WHO arv a7oa TlaIH difl,teat fai04a sa#ea,. 70 .#a#.f d40He. should 0oa ava.a5a a 6Irs that r Entstea ..0I zoa 48E do thu work and s8aaa5fs. 70 s5sa saiis- faction All men af"=aa2= al re- 7Poct and p1=ida afe particular in rhcu personal appearance and n his tue r Rutsfcin and son can 2iye you satisfaction The high st artistic talent is employed in tne making nt every sJit They cary an elaborate selection of do- mrstie and imported woolens and ser4cs in blacks, blues. n'aids and checks T selection from Whieh=tAe most fastidiouH can ba pleased Style. ii and workmanship Is guar anfeed on every a4tiele turned out =lhg7 pplploy only skilled tailors of talent and eynerienec.
 NuA the #e<eellert vora manship 2Iven l6e afade ol tnatarfal ear= red and th, poIie4 uf fan dealing with pataons. the patronage of this finn k rapidly increasing As n cltizen and buslneas map Nr. Rut- stem is deserving Of he respect and l patronage he enjoys.
 Their ad in today's Graphic tells you or suits and pants made to or der.
 Clcanina dyeins, repairing, al tering and pressing is siven special attention Read their ad and give thom tfial
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
The !. |. Uoin1e. r'ompany

The l \ Holmes companN that Pine Bluff concern SO well known fhrou2hnut southeast Ark3n5as for is "NtraordnarY Pro&fe5SivcncsS has taken t whole ba1f-page in to- dal.s; Graphic 'e invite you to sonfs and drink aith them.
 iilt jt's nothing stronger than coffee. and Il is safe prediction for those who have tried tne merits Of the famous Silver S4al' to say | hat he who hartalaes of q cup of this doiicioHs coffee sill never wish fol' anstha2 stronger.
 The invitation is extended fer Monday. Tuesday and Wedneadav, and is open to bo public generally.
 h" Holmes company is one Of those concerns That ia ever fortH- nate. in the beginning, in getting th" figlld kind of goods to sell, and is possessed of that degree Of enterprise that admi's of no de feat
 Read what the ad says
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
BISHOP TfGEfT IS
 RESTING EASY NO,.

Tulsa T., Nov IT Bishop Ii S"lt of Louisville, who i5 ill here. is resting easy today, but is still in d critical condition. aceordine 10 q statement hy his aftcnding phvsi- can
 Bishop Tisert's illness was eaus- cd by the lodging Of piece Of chicken bone below the tonsls, which after dislodsment produced an abcess which may result in blood poisoning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
|! '' MARTIN HOWARD.
Dre.iu> Department Store.

a,Ghe Big Store has been one of the most persistent advertisers in Ar kansas. During the multiplied years of it's existence it has spent many thousands of dollars in placing before the public a variety of bargains al most as numerous as the number of its advertisements And vet "Drey- fns Store Talk" is always interest ing. and the great majority of Graph- ie readers tni'n tO | as regularly and as certainly as they turn to the local news page In il they always find something new. something interest ing and something worth their while.
 Of all the interesting things that Dleyfus bas had 10 say 10 the public through the columns of the Graphic noihin2 he has ever said was ot ..5ss-rtItei, interest and of greater value 10 the purchasing public shan 1he bae2ains he is offering to he pnblie through the advertising columns ot his Rape' today
 In silks. wool ta6fjes ladies unde}.- Wear. fine furs shoes, snijs. boy : clothing and certain other lines. h. is offering exceptional oarsans ant t would pay you to lead carefuly what he says. s ssaAjfI
 Dreytus is one of the city's oIues, and leading mercantile houses, With a established trade that extends all over this section of Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
!, Sidney TiIIerc.

Mr. !. Sidney Nillere, architect, has been q resident of Pine Bluff long enough tol the people of this city 70 be fully eonversant with his char acter as q gentleman and his ability as an artist in his line. and conse- guentlv needs no Introduction from us. Nor does he need any letters of recommendation to convince the citi- could he desiFed both as gentleman and as artist But the letters that sollow comes from such eXtraordi- nary sources that the Graphic takes great pleasure in presenting them. Seldom. indeed, is one privileged 10 that happy possession Of documents from men of such eminenco giving aim their unqualified endorsement, and quite naturally Mir. Villere prizes them
 The=t Graphic lends it's oWn indofse- gnent 10 these howevec, and is pleas ed to not, that duIius All. NiIlere.s stay Il ,liis eifz he has enjoyed Il steadily inereasin@ patHona2e until te- day he has one If the most desirtbl" and lucrative businesses iu the city. His patronage :a especially of q high class and while eXactin& in their de mands il is a noteworthy fact that he has at all times given entire and uni versa satisfaction
 Read what these letters say;
 Albert F,s;opinal Planter, :@@@9 Car ondelet Street, New Orleans. La. Estopinal, La, Oct 3, 1906;
 To Whom It May Concern
 l have known Mr Nillere for many years, his standing in this state is of the highest order, and he enjoys a good reputation in his profession.
 Mr. Villere belongs to one of the most distinguished and honored fam flies in Louisiana and he is in every respect worthy of the name he bears take great pleasure in recom- mending him as one who may be tlust- cd 10 always do what is right.
 ALBERT ESTOPINAL.
 F.X-Lieut, Gov. of La
 do not know Mr Nillere person. ally, but know his father and know his brother, Omer Villere. The fam ily is an old and influential lonis!an- ma family of the highest standing.
 FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
Our Advert tiSerS

Con. Aas Fr,H #7e
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 M S.Hs o#e aaa 5as. fa5a=5#a- of I..a.s.aaa..a.dI aavr a6vsn known him so .e | aau a1 ezeel.4,s and ing.
 ] am nc Sr,Ifriea1z Nalt acuaiar- ad N.aI= his qualifications a4 au ar- c1itec1 10 express tn opadoa a@ .o his competency. but am inclined to he1i-Tr hat he is d man of talent and skill as well ot inte4rity
 l beg leave ta remain.
 Yours very tuly.
 CHARLES LAWYER. Martin Howard, 45t Dayton Street, Chicago, October % 1906
 Mrs. ]. W. Crawford. Pres. Hospital and Benevolent Assn. G9o Chestnut St., Pine Bmff Ark.
 Madam-Nr. ]. Sidney viIlere has asked nle to communicate with you my opinion as 'o ht' ahntv as an ar ehitect
 l am pleased 10 say that Nr. viIere built q very good residence for me, costing about ten thousand dollars, and ill the immediate neiehborhood built several houses and some large apartment houses. He certainly is most proficient and capable in his profession
 Should Eoa desire falther infolma- tion will chenrfully answer any qnes- tion.
 Yours very truly,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
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Ei>cnhramer the Tailor.

In today's Graphic appears a half page advertisement for Eisenlramer. the tailor In 1t will be found some- thing of interest to every man who wears clothes, and it would rebound to the very material interest of every such man to read closely just what Mr. Eisenkramer has 10 say.
 l.isenkramer has been making clothes for the people of Pine Bluff and surrounding country for many wears. During that time he has nec- essarily come in contact with all kinds of people-people easy to please and people hard to please, people indif- ferent and people fastidious. He has made clothes for some of the most
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
l.. r. MuIicr9rcn and Company.

N hen the pubje sees an increase of business and general satisfac= 1lo moi cntomers, and that the in crease in business is due 10 hon. "stX and integrity and q desire To @lNe the best Nafue at IS low price IS Is consistent with good work manship il determines to give that hlm lts patronage and pnsh them on to success. These are facts that apply To lie firm If L. P Muller &ren and company, at 21. West baffaQae street. In artist mate rial they supply q lons-teH want in ffiis city as these goods formerly We're ordered from larger cities.
 Anllersfen and company can now supply the demand for all kinds of artists materials and dran2his- m"H'S supplies. They keep in stock Il Rto date picture frames. fancy oFaIs. and fine pictures.
 }pholsterin2 and refnishfn2 fur nittue is done by eNporionecd and careful worhmen. Call on thom fol what You want
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
Union Painless Dentists.

The Union Painless Dentists have an attractive ad in today's Graphic that, if read, might not only save you time and money, but might save you much pain and physical suffering.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18

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 Aao#aef tha2 hr=Wj1 Gea yoH k thal Nou can passihl> 4a. certain sarneut q fraction oI t dollau caep- CT elsewhere.
 }u Eiscnkramer employs the talent, skill and workmanship that count with particular people. and such poo- pie are willing to pay for it, and when they go to Eisenkramer's they know they are getting just what they are paving for every time Read his
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
Citizens Light and Transit Company

The Citizens Light and Transit company Friday had one of the largest crowds in it's history to handle, on account of the cireus. The management certainly deserves great credit for the excellent ser vice rendered throu2hont the day and night The big crowd was talk en care of with little Inconvenience to anyone.
 All of the cars were placed in the service, and the enormous busine ss was handled without a mishap
 Mr. Chcrot, the manager, has certainly installed q perfect system for tn" company, and Fridays sue cesstul handling of the large crowds goes 10 prove his efficiency as manager There is no longer any long waits for cars. as h" schedule time is strictly adhered to. and pas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18

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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1906-09-07

THE passing of Edward Rosewater re-
moves a notable figure from Nebraska
politics, from its newspaper field and
from commercial Nebraska. The TRI-
BUNE has no fulsome post-mortem en-
comiums to offer. Edward Rosewater's
work in this state has been and is an en-
during one. We would remember only
his virtues-his accomplishments and
his higher motives and purposes. He
naturally ranks with Nebraska's first
citizens and history true and exact will
place his name we'll up at the top-not
as the ideal citlzen-but as one who per-
formed well his part in the development
of this promising young western COM
monwealth.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1906-09-07
Republican Senatorial Convention.

The republicans of the 10Th senatorial district
of the state of Nebraska are hereby called to
meet in convention at the court house in Nc
Cook, Nebraska, at 2 o'clock p. m, on Thurs
day, September 20, 1906, for the purpose of pla-
cling in nomination one candidate for senator
from the 29th district, state of Nebraska and
for the transaction of such other business as
may regularly come before said convention.
The said convention shall consist of delegates
chosen by the republicans of the respective
counties of said district, apportioned as fol-
lows: One delegate at large from each county,
and one delegate for each 125 votes or major
fraction thereof cast at the last general cleo
ton for the Hon. Charles B. Letton for judge of
the supreme court. Said apportionment en-
titles the counties to representation in said con-
vention as follows:
Chase .........3 Frontier ..--..-....1
Dundy ...............3 Furnas. ........-.9
Gosper $500. ...--..-3 Hayes northumberland
Hitchcock ..........5 Red Willow..-.-..7
1t is recommended that no proxies be admit
ted, but that the delegates present be permitted
to cast the tull vote of their county.
E. j. WILCOX, Chairman.
7 T KELLEY SacretarV.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1906-09-07
DANBURY.

Born to Frank Busy a baby boy
Aug. 80.
Quite a number from Danbury are
taking in the state fair at Lincoln, this
week.
Clarence and Ray Yarnell are now
convalescent.
Mrs. OrviI Woods returned from Lin
coin, last week.
Mrs. Sewell arrived from her daugh-
ter's, Gertie Pates, Tuesday.
We have a double wedding booked for
Saturday night.
Miss Alta Morgan's school COM
menced, last Monday.
Alma Noe left for Cotner University
to attend school, this winter.
Joe Yarnell is taking in the Log Roll
ling at Beaver City, this week.
Miss Martha GLEN arrived from Chic
ago, last Saturday.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1906-09-07
NORTH SIDE.

H. H. Bandy, W. NJ. Sharp, Charles
Wales and Roy Coleman are state fair
visitors, this week.
H. H. Bandy sold his farm, last Sat
urday, to E. T. Severns of Fillmore o
Last week, G.. II. Simmerman traded
his farm on the big fiat to Almond ].
Church for the latter's ranch on The
Willow. Simmerman will occupy in
the spring. 1t is rumored Church viii
look over the west for a location.
H. B. Wales, wife and daughter Mabel
started, Tuesday morning, on an extend
ed visit in Iowa and Illinois.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1906-09-07

When the reports about the pope's re-
cent illness reached the public there
began to come to the Vatican sugges-
tons and remedies from well meaning
but mistaken friends in various parts
of the world. In speaking of these
the pope said to a foreign prelate who
visited him: II have been offered the
services Of doctors and medicines
from all over the world, and the pious
people who sent the offers seem to
think that their doctors and medicines
are infallible. 1 am very thankful and
grateful for the offers, but 1 cannot
persuade myself to take any of the
drugs. l am sure there Is enough stuff
to make an international drug store.
l cannot possibly think Of swallowing
any of the drugs"
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1906-09-07

RECENT bank and trust company fail
ures prove c~onclusively the urgent ne
cessity of having more stringent and
searching laws to govern our state and
indeed even our national banking insti-
buttons. Present laws are not adequate.
Examinations now made are not n
elusive. Protection to depositors is al
together insufficient. There is too much
play for official rascality.