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SALE Courage! li you are naturally not a> strong as \our more fortunate sisters, and for this reason vxpciiencc dre ad rather than jov at the prospect of becoming a mother, take courage and assurance from this fact; Mother s Eric; .I is meant foi \ou, and it* use vou may pass through that glorious martyrdom which is yours by divine right with no more discomfort than that experienced bv those who by nature are possibly more adapted for the role of motherhood. MOTHER'S FR3END is a liniment of proven merit, and its great worth can be no better attested to than by the countless strong and healthy children who through its kindlv offices have entered this world unhandicapped bv anx deformity or weakness is a liniment which bv external application acts upon abdominal muscles and permits of a painless parturition BRADFIELD REDULATOR DO., ATLANTA FRIDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1904. So here, sweet friend I go my way. Alone, as 1 have lived, alone; A little way. a brief half day And then the restful, white milestone. I know not surely where or when. But surely know we meet again. As surely know we love anew In grander life, the good and true; Shall breath together there as here. Some clearer, sweeter atmos phere. Shall walk, high, wider ways above. Our petty selves and learn to lead Man up and up in thought and deed. —Joaquin Miller. the United States government, thoughts will be followed with more than passing interest. In the preface of his book Mr. Bell says of New Zea land: "I had heard that this colony was ‘submerged in socialism,’ and ‘given over to the falsehood of ex tremes.1 so I studied the literature, attended mingled with the people, parliament and took notes, I found in the press a broad independence; tn the people a sturdy self-reliance; in the statesmen a feeling that they are the chosen servants of the public, by whom ripened sentiment was to be clothed in the forms and vitalized with the force of law; I found that what the uninformed derisively called ‘socialism.' to be a series of co-oper- ative measures that seem to promlse. not ‘nerveless socialism." but the most sturdy democracy civilization has ever produced." h at you laugh angry soothe her rrucious thank her. is wise praise her. is economical commend extravagant explain to crifices her pleasures be generous with her. is beautiful appreciate her. cooks well compliment her. is lonely .stay at home with is tired tend her. doubts you be frank with her, she grieves be tender with her, If she is hysterical ignore her. If she is flighty be firm with her. Tillamook If she deceives you be harsh with rates for her. It she Is saucy kiss her. If she is good adore her.—Kansas of rah City World. fa J estate. for hand- W. E. Davidson & Co. (Successor to E. I». Itoyd.) Insurance. Real Estate. arid Mortgage Ixanv. 119 Court St. .•••••••••••••••••••••••a ♦*<•♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ , : : « ♦ ♦ : ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ The Standard of Endurance I lli. <HTO1"I s What is an Octopus, papa. That crushes people dead? A thing with awful cloven hoofs And horns upon its head? Or is it something like a fish That has no tall or fin. And full of awful suckers that Just puli the people in? PHOENIX PURE PAINT Our Guarantee Covers Responsibility De Laval Dairy SupplyCo. PLUMBING E. J. MURPHY We have Pendleton, defunct bl I Our piar ulta 1 neh office in ke collecting Jty. No ac- landle. dlections, no d. judgments rd. fir Van Al Mine-Gordon A Co., Mer- I.ipe A <-antik* Agency, If. V. 1 Co., Mgr*. 119 >,. Court M. Telrptaone Main 311. : ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Osteopathy te of A. T Klrkjnrll block. uses. 121 Court Street Halters Flouring “ills Ity. ISO barrel, a day. anged for »heat. I reed. Chopped >n hand. Ki-I Oregonian I* la-Urn Oregon'. represen latite ¡taper. It lead- and thr |as>ple appreciate It and allow it by ’heir liberal pommage. Il i. U m * ailxertlslrig inclinili of this section. F-el ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ Great One Week ♦ ♦ Shoe Sale ANOTHER I ARt.l, SHIPMENT OF I IIT1 CAsF-s <»l WE II WE |M> IT IN ONE WEIK mi sIlOEs Now ON Till ROAD Wl Ml ST MAKE KiR ONE WHOLE W I EK. BK.INNIN» Wednesday, Oct. 5 th :: EVER HAPPENED IX PI XDI.ETON i :: 400 PAIRS Ö :: ♦♦ :: < llol< E $2.35 per Pair ♦♦ J : ♦. 300 PAIRS $1.30. $1.75, : 82 00 AMI 82. : ♦ $1.00 per Pair :* :: :: Don’t Forget the Date and Come at Once II I Lee Teutsch’s Dept. Store MAIN AND ALTA STREETS Goodman-Thompson Co« «43 Main Street. Expert Collectors TAKE NO ONE’S WORD-TRY IT YOURSELF f & Telephone 811. e real estate of lira bl« ^tlons in a älltiew, both city and farm party, and ranch« 'onault us if you hav 'e prop- y to a* 11; list It with us. If i wish to buy property, see : • ••••• The hottest love of any clime Will simmer down if given time. ere 1« no investment that H as good security and In- <-n In value as rapidly a* elate. It you would be put your money In proper ties growing city and sec- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ i : : : : No. no. my *m: no. not at ail; You see him every day. He riiles about in palace cars And goes to church to pray. He always wears the best of clot And bears an honored name You’re thinking of the Devil Fish But they are much the Kime. The delay of the United States government in forcing Russia to rec ognize the American passport, held GENERAI. NEWS. Sheriff \\ by Jewish citizens of this country is • •••••••« one of the most inexcusable and blun Bon Voyage, dering injustices ever permitted by won the I5A0i SEN ATOR HOAR’S VITALITY. people. Because I-exington. Ky.. the American It now seems prot »able that Attoi The New England constitution is Russia hates the Jew and burns him not less tenacious than the New and outrages his family in Russia is ney General W. H. Moody vk ill su< ceed Senator George F. Hoar. England conscience. no reason for the president to hesl- Fourteen hundred rubber workei This inherited ability is an un tate to insist on full rights in Rus- of Chicago have lost their strike an certain factor in the general sequence I sia for every American citizen. The are returning to work on any terms of things, but inherited vitality can Jews have appealed to the president The scarcity of water I i F hardly be questioned. time and again for enforcement of thur Is occasioned by the ties Senator Hoar's survival for days this right, but nothing has been done. of the condensing pl< ants bv J shells. after he had given up the struggle for Today Russia refuses to permit an President Loree. life is a case in point, which exhibits American Jew to enter her territory Island Company. the physical tenacity that results from on pleasure or business, Thousands Robert Mather has simple, regular, temperate and virtu of wealthy and intelligent Jewish the position. ous habits of life extending over philanthropists, having citizenship in John <’. Peters, a pugilist ». We ed by a knock-out bl« many generations. this country, would visit Russian “The simple life.” that Pastor Jewish settlements to relieve, in a Patrick Dormandy. N. J . Sunday. Wagner preaches has been an estab small measure, the awful sufferings An American company lished fact in New England for more of their race, but the same brutal I5.000.000 for tl id ai than two centuries. While only the law which permits the murder of the pelt, in Mexico, fittest may have survived the rigors Russian Jew. also forbids his more sulphur deposits The widow of the climate and the absence of fortunate American brother to enter m Hat what is commonly called “comforts.” Russia to offer relief. If this govern has agree«! honor of her dead husband, and their descendants have inherited ment cannot afford to protect its citi from j»arliame bodies in which all the vital organs zens against such insulting discrimin The London are strong, healthy and harmonious. •♦-rful ton alien at this, the vaunted honor of shows a more It is this inheritance which enabled being an . American citizen will soon any time since Senator Hoar to resist death through become an i empty mockery. The em- R uno -Japanese The genuine express! of regr the long weeks in which dissolution blazoned seal of this government at Harcourt’s death are ibun has been inevitable. should be a safe passport for every ant than at any Englis The simple life accumulates tre citizen no matter what his faith. that of Queen Victoria mendous powers of resistance to dis A Russian steamer used In In its usual coarse and brutal way the harbor of Port Arthur of daman ease and decay—a truth that is too commonly disregarded in a strenuous the Oregonian sax a the ignorant ed an«i disconnected mines, i druck Indian girls enticed away from the mine Sunday and was sunk. age. Jesse W. Crosby, a Mormon Chemawa school, are now lost be- As an evidence that the proposed yond hope of restoration to a stand- signe«J from the republican < ticket in Wyoming It will su I lrigation law published in the Daily ard of decency and suggests that the vote t< " ilemot East Oregonian of last Saturday, and less effort wasted on them the bet- in the Semi-Weekly of today, is to ter. But this great advocate of rigid, ‘d by prosi be thoroughly studied, it might be Puritanical virtue has not a word to been n Mall r exi»e mentioned that already about 20 re say of the fiends who enticed these set with silk background f ka an«l one set with gold ba< quests for copies of the papers con- ignorant, helpless girls! Not a word for other states. periti near <>ntai talning the law. have been received at of condemnation for grown, mature Presid* ent Smith, of the F Ei this office, This is certain evidence men, who stooped to induce Induce the church, has advised his peoj Watd that, the practical irlgators of the week, half-civilized school girls to train fro >m selling their ho country are going to have something elope. Waste no time in restoring severely condemns the roaming p clivlties of the faithful. to say in the formation of the com the wayward girls to lives of purity It is said that John ing irrigation law for Oregon. The and honor, but take these lecherous member of m and li • ' irrigation commission Invited discus libertines who caused their ruin, in- patriot, now working for the Irish sion. The East Oregonian invited its to the bosom of society and by white cause in America, in ne < readers and patrons to make sugges washing their infamous reputations, largest landholders in Ireland. George W. Earl, of Howe tions for improvements in the law. restore them to the standard of de father of Della Earl, discuss its weak points and show up cent men! Is this the code? Is ttilo ed as a hobo in male its deficiencies, for Oregon is surely the Oregonian's standard after 50 land last week, going to pass some kind of an irriga years of preaching “morality” and return home, much needed expenent tion law this winter. If it is not per good government? The effect of the machine gur fect, if it does not meet the needs of How facts enlarge and magnify defending the forts Inside Port the irrigated districts, and provide for thur. is said to have been awful. Hun a wise and just distribution of the and take on luster as they get far dreds of headless bodies of Japanese ther and farther away from home! waters of Oregon, the practical irri soldiers have been found hundreds gators of the state will be to blame, A writer in the Chicago Chronicle, of yards from the trenches. Four men and a negro for they are now invited to give sug describing the wheat belt of the In gestions for such a law. The Weekly land Empire, says the Umatilla In were killed by Charles Ge Sunday, Pendleton, in Memphis, Tenn.. and Semi-Weekly editions of this pa dians residing near was crazed with fever and primitive savagery, are literally be- per will contain the law in full thij from bed In a night dress and week, and the farmers and irrigators coming millionaires, from the rent of down the first people he met Gr.c.uor Mickey of Nebraska, of Umatilla county are urged to read their wheat lands, farmed by white It describes the efforts of a party of 35. have l<*ft Lincoln and study its provisions and make tenants. Seattle, where they will attend the Indians to spend their immense suggestions. incomes since their wants, in their It cost the people of the United primitive condition, are so few. All States, on an average 134.71 per head this seems ludicrous to the Umatilla for food in 1897. This year it costs county man. who knows the truth 852.58—an increase of over 51 per about the Umatiilas and their “mil lk Laval cent In other words, it takes 81.51 lions.” It is more than likely this to buy as much food as a dollar would same correspondent Dairy rode through buy seven years ago. A man earn Umatilla county at a speed of 30 Supply Ca. ing a dollar a day was better off miles an hour, on the Chicago over 94 11 Oru-nin St I f 3’*-. v then, as far as that part of his living land train, and never got any nearer some vslusble informs- expenses went, than one earning 81.50 a Umatilla Indian than he did to COUPON ’ ’ tion about dairying that means a day is now. And according to Com truth. Plea** send m* the money in your pocket. If you formati«.u missioner Wright, of the department your aiivcrtixmeut tu wish to take advantage of our Lewiston, Walla Walla. Baker City of Labor, food absorbs over 41 per ezperience and advice, mail cent of the total expenditures of the The Dalles and Enterprise are all Name the attached coupon and this average family. The increase of holding agricultural county fairs and information will be Pendle 817.87 per head in the cost of this speed programs this week. you free. item represents an increase of 389.3« ton should not submit to this humil in the expenditure of the ordinary iation again. The coming legislature State family of five. Adding 318.08 for the should be asked to create the Uma tilla and Morrow county fair district. enhanced cost of clothes, we find that a workman’s wages have to stretch These are the only counties in this 9-11 Drsmn St. SaaPraac ro 107 ltl St Portland Ort. 8107.44 further now on two neces part of the state not Included in such sary Items of expense than they did a district, receiving state aid. With in 1897. Where have wages increas her abundance of state appropria ed to any extent in the last seven tions the Willamette valley can not deny the arid belt this one scant do years? nation, as a basis for a future county George W. Bell, for seven years fair association. American consul at Sydney, Australia, The greatest sensation in Boston Good plumbing is alxxnjs tlic clienpeat. It has th lasting quail- and a student of economics has just It saves you rc|>alr hills. Always entrust your work to tliorviigli, written a book on New Zealand, in since the “Tea party,” was the "wal which he has reviewed that unique loping" of the big Britisher by the I > reliable and com|M*tcnt plumbers. Our force is Iliade up of the best xperlcnee<l workmen. Strict attention paid to sanitary feature« of and wonderful government in the usher of the peace congress yester- ; ; form of a romance, in order to day. Now let Boston quit talking ’ ’ work. "wrest from the reader the memories about the unspeakable Westerners LET U.S GIVE YOU FIGURES of the daily struggle with hard facts,” who ride into saloons and shoot out the lights. The little usher of Tre On your work. We quote right prices und do only tlic best work. as he says. The little book is called mont Temple has a record that would "Mr. Oseba’s Last Discovery,” and is simply a scientific review of the be a jewel in the crown of Hank Hank had to be content principles of government found in Vaughn. HARDWARE AND PLUMBING. New Zealand. As Mr. Bell is a with smaller game. staunch and loyal American, a pro- found thinker and a trusted agent of in Real Estate ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Hosiery Specials f 60 e erns per 100 >hil»mv ntN of upides Fortunes Made »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ i♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦