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Wemao’s Nature 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 o* suffering, danger aud fear that she looks forward to the critical hour with apprehension and dread. Mother's Friend, by its penetrating and soothing properties, allays nausea, nervousness, and all unpleasant feelings, and so prepares the system far the ordeal that she passes through the event safely and with but little suffering, as numbers have testified and said, “it is worth its weight in gold.” fi.oo per bottle of druggists. Book containing valuable information mailed free. Mothers friend UE MLUMICLA KMIUTOt CO., Attanta. 6«. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1904. ♦ They toil at the forges. They weave at the loom. Their pick-axe is ringing Deep down in the gloom. Earth yields up her treas- ures— For life's little span. To the fellows whore doing The best that they can' * « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A pledge to our comrades! Tho' silent their name ♦ ♦ When history summons ♦ The roil-call of Fame. ♦ In our hearts we enshrine ♦ them With brotherhood s clan— ♦ ♦ The fellows who're doing The best that they can! ♦ ♦ —Frances M. Milne. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ nominated by the enthusiastic ora tory of a few leaders. It is the peo ple 's greatest boon if they will but embrace it. It will make every voter a delegate to select candidates for office. It will give the voter a chance to kick before election. in stead of afterward if the candidate dees not suit. Think of it. It gives every citizen credentials to nominate candidates. Experts who have studied the war situation in the Orient, says the tac- tics of the Japanese could not be improved upon. Their plans to land troops and march on unprotected Vladivoatock from the rear, cut off communication by blowing up the railroads and bottle up Dalny and Port Arthttr, are brilliatrt and tell- ■ng. Their every movement counts. They don't waste a shot nor a pound of steam in useless maneuvers. Port Arthur is now at their mercy. Vlad ivostock harbor is ice-bound and the Japanese land forces are marching inland to head off Russian relief by land. With this stroke accomplish ed. with the Russian troops perish ing in the frozen steppes around latke Baikal. with Port Arthur and Dalny left to the mercy of the Jap anese fleets, it seems the end of tho war is near and that Russia is I ok Ing ground every day. The Japan- esc have conducted their campaign with a spirited dash that has been the admiration and wonder of the world. Each staggering blow has been followed in such quick succes sion by another, that Russia has had no time for recovery between fights. The Japanese should win. Their cause is just. Had Russia kept her avaricious hands off the Japanese trophies of the Jaiutn-Chinese war. this war would have been unneces ■ary. The world is with the chrys anthemum miners' wages en route mines. There is a strong probability that if the Russo-Japanese war iH pro tracted. Finland will rebel against Russian rule, which was forced up on that country, and Is very obnox ious to Its people. The Peabody Insurance Company, of Baltimore, has failed on account of the great fire, and a receiver has been appointed It had 97L0.0O0 losses in that fire and 9300,000 with which to pay them. Five and eleven-one hundredths inches of rain fell at Oakland. Cal . when the drouth was broken, which was the greatest amount that has fallen at that point inside of 24 con secutive hours, since 1849. Football record for 1909; Twenty- one killed. 16 seriously Injured, one Insane The injuries have been skull fracture, broken backs, a broken neck, ruptured hearts and arteries, and hernias These figures are for the United States. Dr. D. U. Cameron, of Chicago, in a quarrel with Charles Johnson, ol- ored, called the latter a "nigger," at .1 was trounced for it. 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MAIN AND ALTA Farm Machinery for all Purposes DRY WOOD... C. MINNIS FLYING DUTCHMAN AND CANTON PLOWS and HARROWS SUPERIOR DRILLS FRED WEBER » » ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦» ♦♦♦ 9♦♦♦ • • GET 999999999♦9♦♦♦♦♦♦ William Kiley, a miner was r.antly killed In a cave-ln at Am conda. on Wednesday Cartoonists are the greatest liv- »♦4 »♦»♦4 ♦♦4 4 4 ♦»♦♦»»»4 44♦♦♦♦♦»♦ 44 4 44 »4 lililí 4«44-4- The high water in the Willamette ing preachers. They can tell a has caused water to back up In cel story in a rough sketch, that vol- lars on tbe lower streets of Salem The new principies employed fn the DE LAVAL times of words could not properly machine» render them unapproach able by any J. P. Howe will build one of the explain Lute Pease, an Oregon other make of separator. — Every large dairy "Oh. rats.” says Mayor Boyd, of finest theaters on the coast at Po-t- and factory concern in the United State, use* cartoonist, has just drawn a cartoon Spokane, to the threat of the Min land this season, if his plans carry. exclusively the on the Sunday closing amendment isterial Association to oust him from Fire destroyed the Montana Coal Racine Buggies and Hacks HE LAVAL (REAM SEPAR kT<»R in the Lewis and Clark fair bill It office for refusing and failing to & Coke Company's store at Horr, Especially valuable m Home Dairying Bain Wagons Send for new catalogue of Dairy Apparato* represents “Oregon” as a giant far- obey the law in suppressing the im Mont., on Monday; loss about 925. ano Suppl e». 04M). mer, clad in rough dress and mon moral haunts of that city. That is DE LAVAL DAIRY supply co.. Charles Spangler. a pioneer miner 9 and 11 Drumm Street, 61 Front Street. strous planter's hat His whiake*a tbe mayor's only argument, perhaps of the Siskiyou», was drowned In San Francisco. Cal Portland. Oregon ■re shaggy and his sleeves are roll The law is plain. He has no other Humbug creek, near Ashland, on ed up to the elbows and his brow !■ answer. The ministers have chased Wednesday. Labor Commissioner Hoff, of Ore- wet with the sweat of honest toll. him up the highest tree and the HEARST IS THE MAN. A diminutive figure of "religious mayor in wondering what he shall gon. is busily engaged In making a report on the sailor lodging house If the democratic party will take bigotry” is presenting "Oregon” with do next, can only say, ”Oh rats!” abuses in Portland. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ a suit of Puritan clothes, with a The Spokane ministers are to be The saloons of Portland are or a step 50 years in advance of the copy of the old Blue Laws attached commended The city has failed to ganizing to fight the local option times and declare for government ♦ to it. The suit is ten times too regulate the social evil and so they amendment which is to be voted up ownership of railways, telegraph and ♦ on in Oregon in June. small for "Oregon, ■nd the look of are regulating the social evil and ♦ telephone lines and nominate W. R. The Mint saloon at Raker City. disgust on the face of the honest the city also. They should have the ♦ Hearst on that platform, it will stir »1« held up and robbed of SIS»* by ♦ farmer, as the little figuro urges him support of the community. While Celebrated Hodges L’ne of Headers, Mowers, up such a huzzah of enthusiasm and a lone highwayman, on Wednesday We have on hand a very large stock of solid dry ♦ to wear this 200-year-old suit, is their plan may be wrong, their mo- morning There is no clue. Binders and Rakes confidence among the masses that ♦ w ood of all km is (not half seasoned green wood but stirring. It is not necessary to print tives are right, Instead of scatter- Joe Ferro and Jim Moleake. two Houser & Haines' Combined Harvesters even the glamour of Roosevelt’s war ♦ dry wood which burns and gives out heat. We are a story with this cartoon. It ap- ing the evil to the residence dis- ItaHan boys, attempted to wreck a ♦ Hub Axle Grease Machine Oils program would pale before it peals so keenly to the reader that trlcts. the city should set aside an Southern Pacific passenger train at prepared to deliver this good wood promptly (or cash. ♦ Belting, Lace Leather and Supplies Roosevelt is no doubt the most Los Banos. Cal.. Wednesday. it is its own explanation. ♦ inclosed area, large enough to ac A trial order for our wood will make you want more popular American living today. He Extras of All Kinds Harry Brown, of Salem, has been ♦ commodate all the immoral classes, sent to the asylum for trying to start has qualities of mind and character when you are out of fuel. ♦ Because the Hearst newspapers and should drive them Into this in- another religious sect in that city. that endear him to his countrymen, ♦ pay such high prices for able cor closure and keep them there under resembling the "Hol? Rollers ” ♦ until it is no immediate cause for respondents that all the best in the police guard, where the public can Elbert Wilson, who was reported ♦ party censure to have it said of a to hav<; been drowned In the Yam world are in the service of that avoid them. Pendleton, Ore. ♦ I Successor to (.'mattila Implement Co democrat that he is a "Roosevelt hill river, at Forest Grove, is combination of papers, the Associat ♦ I 4 ♦ 4♦ ♦♦ 4 4 4 4 9 9<♦♦ ♦♦ 4 494 4 I ♦♦ 4 4 4♦ 9 9 9 9 4 9 9 9 9 99 9 999♦ 499 9♦ democrat.'' • Profit” Dowie has found mankind thought to have left the country. ed Press can only cry "yellow jour- ♦ Leave order«; at Newman's Cigar Store Phone Biack 1071 ♦ A McAlister and R Babcock were If the .'emocrats expect to make na)ism.”*as its antiquated news mnch the same the world over. The ♦ ♦ any showing against such a man, gatherers are "scooped'' day after people of Sydney, Australia, chased caught plundering box cars belong ing to the O R A N at Troutdale, they must center on a radical man day on war news in the Orient, AU him out of town for blasphemv. on Wednesday, and are now in jail of pronounced sentiments and build the Hearst war news has been veri Even the sinner is disgusted at the at Portland a radical platform which will appeal fied by the Associated Press corres coarse and foul arrogance of this Seven passenger trains were blockaded in the Siskiyous on Wed- to the masses. religious buzzard. pondents. after they had time to nesday. by three heavy snow and They must risk something. They find out about it. The Hearst pa landslides on Wall < reek. 20 miles GENERAL NEWS. PRIDE OP UMATILLA must take a desperate chance. pers are in closer touch with tite south of Ashland Cleveland nor Parker, nor Gorman news of the world than any oth«*r Fire in a Sixth street drug store There are 300 cases of typhoid fe- have any of the elements of enthusi combination on the earth today ver in Watertown. N. Y., a city of at Portland, did 930.000 worth of sold 5 T: n < c., Drools ta. damage, on Monday. The fire was . asm Their platforms are tame. The Hearst correspondents have ac 21,000 inhabitants. caused by electrical wires. The ! has advanced Within 10 days flour Try “Pendleton Boquet” and “Pride oí Uira'ilU.” Their names conjure up no dreams cess to more throne rooms and high ! For sale at the East Oregonian of Ace—Large bund. of newspaper» 25 cents on the barrel in all parta stock was fully insured. of spirited combat. officials than any other class of men of British Columbia Made at home. A. ROHDE, Maker A son of C. E S. Wood, of Port- ; containing over 100 big paper*, can be had for 25c a bundle. If the democrats wish to offset the in the world. Railroad traffic is almost com- land, was seriously injured in a run- seemingly overwhelming popularity pletely tied up throughout North ar.ay accident tn the Black Fore»;, Germany, last week. The family 1» i of Roosevelt, they must strike a If every public official in Oregon Dakota by heavy snows living in Germany at tbe present Ì Leo Pinkus. a musician who was time. stronger popular chord than he. had the same conception of the law They must get down among the and barkbone that Judge Ellis pos- injured in the Iroquois theater fire, W M. Howarth and H. A Johnen. masses, stir them up with something sesses. violr’ors of the statutes died February 15. He was the 576th street car conductors of Taroma are victim. under arrest for embezzling company so radical and extraordinary that it would be Ltore timid in their crime«. Marcus A. Hanna left a fortune of cannot be put aside. When be fined the 35 gamblers between 97.tMHi.ftOO and 9k.000.000 in funds in fares. Their thtevery has extended over a period of many Government ownership of rail brought before him last Saturday value, all in "active.” profitable mouths roads. one cent fares, multiplied con evening, he told them in unmistaka properties Roy Murphy, a gambler, killed Tbe theatrical business is in bad himself Tuesday night, at San-I veniences and comforts for the poor, ble English that they vere not buy opportunity for travel, education and ing a license to further violate the shape, both in the cities and "on the Point, Idaho, after making an un- road.” everywhere east of the Rocky successful attempt to kill his sweet enjoyment through cheap govern laws by paying their fines in his mountains heart. Bonita Carlson, a woman of ment fares, will wed the masses in court, but that he would suppress Count Alexieff "vice czar.” in su- the town. separably to the party that starts gambling if possible, and would fine preme command, civil and military. The stage from Florence to Eu this popular battle cry. them heavier every subsequent time for Russia in the Far East, is SI gene. has been out 36 hours after ft Hearst's papers have said that the they appeared before him. Some of years of age was due at Eugene, and tbe propri From 5o to 70 degrees below zero etors fear that the driver and team only remedy for cheap cars and hor the gamblers had been misled by Is the daily average at Dawson, hr.vc been lost in the high water on rible wrecks is government owner- the action of the city authorities, Alaska, and patata 1 east, west and the Siuslaw Searching parties are ship. and thought the court would take north of there out. The democrats esn afford to take fines regularly and permit gambling Five tons of Iron shoe pegs left The license of the engineer on the up this slogan, Hearst means what to proceed openly. Judge Ellis made San Francisco in one shipment a few wrecked steamer Clallam, has been he says, His popularity is widening it plai nthat he was not tampering days ago. consigned to Japan for the permanently revoked by the board f use of its army investigation, and the captain has as the power of the press scatters with the laws of Oregon in that man- been taken out of service for a year The temperature at la Crosse, and disseminates 1 the radical and it plain that he was not tampering Wis.. is 25 degrees below zero, and for carelessness in the rescue of his timely utterances < of himself and his man every day if brought before the Mississippi at that point is froz passengers. great papers. him for breaking the law. en solidly to the bottom. Matt Cullen and George Kelly, two The democrats must do something The Baltimore and the Home Fire of the thieves who stole 95.000 worth It is a stinging rebuke to Russia Insurance tptmpanies. of Baltimore, of furs from the Silverfield fur par extraordinary to make a showing. to be refused a loan in the great have applied for receivers which lors at Portland last Friday, are un While it would seem impossible to They were der arrest in Portland wt'l be at one.- appointed elect a democratic president in the financial centers of Europe, because There is a great deal of real finan caught in the act of disposing of a of the ascendency of the Jews on face of Roosevelt's immense popu cial distress among tbe thousands of portion of the stolen goods, Harry Cook, an Idaho sheepman. larity, yet Roosevelt’s sailing is not every bourse on the continent. Kish- actors who have been out of employ ineff is being avenged ten fold, in is under arrest at Stanford, Mon., ment in Chicago since the Iroquois all smooth. for killing Joseph Vander, in a quar- He must remember that the pow- this secret thrust of the Jewish fire. r *1 over a game of cards. Cook lost F. A Hyde. J A. Benson. H. P. his money and then got a Winches- er, money and influence of the money lenders. If the Jews can dis Dimon d and J. H. Schneider have Southern republicans are against him. credit the Russian government, by been indicted for timber land frauds ter and "shot up” the house, killing these methods, and embarrass Yarder as he was crowding out of a it At While providence has smiled with by the federal grand jury at Wash rear door. a time of such dire need, the blOOd ington. good crops and outward prosperity, I. T. Steward, a smooth check yet the factory slaves, the mine's of their murdered countrymen slain The rebels of San Domingo at grafter, has just worked Spokane slaves, the mill slaves and the toil in Russian massacres, will not have tempted to capture the capital. San 1 business men for over 9200 by rep- Domingo, by assault, and were re resenting himself to be worth mil- ing masses everywhere, feel the been shed in vain. pulsed with considerable loss, Feb lions, and by paying his hills with cruel grasp of the trust on their The shippers of the Southwest feel ruary 1«. checks which proved to be utterly throats and Mr. Roosevelt’s utteran the grasp of the General John B. Gordon left a for- worthless. He is now wanted by trusts. ces on the suppression of the trusts Fifty-nine railroads Just tune estimated at somewhat more • tbe police of that city. have have been empty and insincere, be been sued by the Texas Live- than a quarter of a million, repre TH« WHOUSSO44« cause he has had a republican con stock Association for charging illeg- senting investments of his platform earnings. gress with him to carry out his al freight rates on stock. What do The liner China has just arrivad threats against the combines, had the stockgrowers think of the Roos at San Francisco with 9400,000 worth meaning in his there been any real evelt crusade against the trusts. Soon of opium. 91.355,000 worth of raw anti-trust tirades. Umatilla county stockmen will begin silk, and Japanese gold yen worth Hearst can offset the Roosevelt to buy tbe season’s salt. They will be 91,075.000. enthusiasm. He is young, energetic, called upon to pay 100 per cent blood Illuminating gas had the start of Western, radical and sincere and has money because a trust controls the electricity about 75 years. There a brace of newspapers behind hiui output, Its all the way the voter are now in the United States four times as many electric light plants that can checkmate any republican makes it as gas plants. campaign fund, no matter how long In the Iroquois fire two Methodist All opposition to the corporation ministers—George H. Studley and C. the sack. tax law has disappeared with the L. Roberts—lost their lives, as did The East Oregonian commends dismissal of the suits brought to also nearly 100 members of the Meth the two amendments, the local op test the validity of the law. The law odist church. tion and direct primaries, to the se is a good one and with some alight The Republic of Panama will have rious thought of the voters, They amendments in favor of the mining a regular army of 100 men. j All its are steps •* the right direction. One interests and irrigation prospects public functions will be purely ’ those BAKING POWDER of them stands for social cleanliness, should remain in the statutes. The of a police force, but it is called SAVES ONE-THIRD THE EGGS “army” just the same. if chosen by a community, the other law produces something over 9100- In the United States are now SAVES TWO-THIRDS THE MONEY for political cleanliness The local 000 in revenue and has not prevent burning, 25 years after Edison made option amendment will give every ed the organization of any bona fide electric lighting a commercial suc SAVES ALL THE WORRY. community the right to say whether corporations. Its injury to the min cess, 40,000,000 incandescent lights OnaJPound ¿Scent*. AllGroccrt it will tolerate liquor traffic or ing interests is not as great as and 800,000 arc lamps. whether it will bar it. The primary was first anticipated. Freight insurance rates to the Far amendment gives to every sovereign East are off many points, presuma Oil and Sweet Spirits of Fden Tom Johnson, the most active po bly because the Japs have such a Are guaranteed to cure nnv case of ? neu citizen the opportunity to exercise naval ascendancy that there will be matism-Money back if thev fail. his choice in selecting candidates for litical opponent of Mark Hanna, few disturbances on the sea. *.C. Koeppee * Broa.,M|ta. for Paadletoa office. It will relegate to the rear says of the dead senator, that he The stage between I^ake City and POSITIONS WANTE1 Man and wife want the political convention In which the was the best representative of the Sapinero, Col., was held up Febru employment on ranch or »arm, wbrra ni«n can work and wife c-n cook Man etnart- will of the masses is usually discre sentiment of his party, intent, earn ary 16 by masked men who secured enced with borae* and all kind» of term work. Kafaranaaa can be given Addraaa te ro» <f and in which candidates are est and honest In his convictions. considerable cash, which was W H. K ear« Bait oragonlan DO YOU ENJOY A GOOD SMOKE? CRESCENT E&-Phosphate r