East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 28, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textla I n lXSamM c - Shoe Wear. Shoe Comfort A Noted Boston Woman Describes its Symptoms and Terrors.- Two Severe Cases Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. - T TT I InniriVlAO S ' T (ii!litt iiil Btafaaa ..I iL. That what (MB want ami that i what yon get when rmi li yiair hoea at The .l.imt We hoy direct from tbe lnit hw bnu in the world, tlx- llan.il ton Hi-own Sho i-.iiiiMiiy. Chcii. it- iri . Iiiuh in rfMtttl . I'vtct tit (MM w.irn. RNM for-aib-n. Tr tin-in. uulptxMl Man ! I"- howae , hath, handl.-! i-"ii't. bowline allev ; and hurtle Imnnl- Vn ahuixU i-ee lunch IK POMl. tnl no nuea'loii .iltHi. white in mmm inaiaawaM axiom , . .. . : Moot bureau. ait- liK men m rind iwti ploy man t. The tata glean wa gathered by .Mr ' Melendy in tin' Mlonn. on tr. ! i corner.' in the hoim" at all hour? ol j the day ami niiiht an.l in vanou 1 1 - - : iMiip. Ha wa ilrl hy nportiiig Hat poJioa ami iirofeeaors. minister ami j hnainpaa 1MB). Hi ohecrvation on i inemoni. neer garden unl suburban I saloon are interetihg. In BMbIbbMb j lie nv : 'The adaptability of the PakwM IB I tin- n d of a particular InealitJ - Union Mutual Aid Socfeh Of Portland, OrBoll. ) . L hvminL-ion. Wnodbara, Or., nv Jli( John K. Uthrop, Pendleton, Or..., y.v Cl St., .hen llelUH-k. i.itvhi. iir. . ... -"'I II-, H4PMrl l!ax:er, Iiay.nn. (ire.. ..v. JJ t a) '" l lv, I'axl the aame dav i,ro.,( . s1" at Iw Costs 4 ., year ' ' j I .-.vs lis pet week in c;.s, ol M, kr.es, or accitlt I onroc ol conaianl nri,ri .111 1 ad miration a -it i alo a c.inc tr-ouiine contentinn among Christian people who reflect at ail upon the caution 11 m itutiopalism 01 the: eharabM.' If tlie proper tudv o! mankind i i A charier for a gold watch civrn THE MAGNET Clement? 4 Wilson. WI TrsrAY. VtVKMBKR :K ! The cmi lete return? ? tin aaaaataal ihow that by a ehantie of T?. iCli vote- f'om M. Kinle? to Aryan in akBirnil aUtta woald have elet-ted the latter. I'reaideiit M. Kinley receive a iwipular plurality of ?.V.nnn. an in MM of aUmt i.Vi.Otat over that of lift. The ureea of gnav in Pennayl vaina. (.'lark it. Montana ami Addiekr tn m-laarnn. from which they ae to ilraw aeata in the I'nited tte enat . hoijjil incr'a' thepomtlar demand tor election of aenator hy direct v,te of the v.itle. The more indirect method afa. the more rascality tloiirihe it aditica well a in all the UaH walk of lile. Indirectnew g:ve the ra'ai a chance to o(f ate wittion hein(t plainly teen am! in the event that l. i canirht in the act t" lav the hlame on tome other fellow, to him unknown. Tlie American people an- now in formed in all MrioBfnen. that the Rrtt.'l itoNeriinient ha- cnnclmied t. allow Lord Kitchener to adopt hi policy of depopulating: the B'r town which continue to manifeat tndiffcr enre t- the hletwintr of Britih rule In other word- the reeoneentrado policy of the Spar.i): lirnte Weyler in I'nli i to lie not in force in NMitr, Africa and pmbahlv It will not he lonjr lefoT.- tiie -ante i!ic wil! he an nounced torthe Philippine, and thi in the fao- oi the fact that we drove Weyler and hi satiK of cutthroat out of Cuba and promited her BBQBB1 free dom am! indet'Ui.etice wihci nave aa yet lawn fiven them, am! there i MM ream now for l!ievmj: that thi BMMBI I never to he fold. led. The brulwl exhitiitioti of an or more woman riding In a ati-dBv' bicycle race in New York ha MM fttliy re-liru-d hy the preaa aatoeiationi. It i atated thai crowd- of peoiiie have wit- ll".l tie- wiinln. exertion of the mi-v'iided bnintt in feumie Ml and ; applauded tbe haifltar.i and MlBMaMl wretclie who have remainet! upi)n their bicycle. Talk about the hru Ulitie u: a riutnith bull ugh' or the prixe rtiiK, tiiev are not in it with ttua Picyi-le exhibition with it ix or MM female victim wbuae live are leim' riddmi out of them before aaaemhled MaWMM that they may win a called . liampionthii. ami gain a few dirty dollar. If bull tight and prtxe i-onteau hal. t- prohibited b law whv not theae ix dav matctie BaHfl The Portland Oregomai " abiv nr tin time liiarovered that tbe',intl, iC raaaa amaula mob whiei. i'tirne.1 t tie negro wretch Porter at tbe (lake in Colorado u not populiata. bat lor the moat pan waa compoaad of republican; that the j county in which the horrible affair .lead richer men to form the great happened i not a popnlirt county. botjc',tM . MBJ no plMB i "r nun Ml a republican countv .am! that even tlia 1 ,'L fT1""?.11.! rt, . browing couipanier have ei. an.l me I rtherifl. whom the Oregon ian arraigueil. j ihoa awada. Among B3 bbIoom, Iii i not a populiat, nut a ropu hi icon. offer free lunche. 10 are MMlksdl Win. thi. inhumation IvI.a. it the with table wiiere he may it and I Portland paper uonld i- able u. re arrange it- editorial n.unl a u r cive clearly hereafter that the mirii uig of nagrve at the iuir it not a practice indulged in oniy by tbuae who npporteil bryai, at the poll. If thi rep.ru. .-aimot efleete.. w . -. i tin 0.1 -tonal mind in queation il iiuld be taken beiore th Mipaa authoritie and ai))udgci inaane and committed loome a-ylutti when.- it iielong. Tiie M.-Kiniey admiiuatration i- i--couung alarnied at the proepect of i.--ing forced by "deetiny" to participuu in the diviaion of China. In connec tion with the settlement of the Chineee pruiilam a wary akillful gam of politic and diplomacy i ljing played. There i reaaon p. believe that the administration i- carrviug water on both ahoulderr in connection with it "coloaial puliciea," under ' which head lite Chi lie, problem i lieted. Tiie plan now i to keep the people in the dark a to lite reai inten tion of the government ami atleiitly and deftly participate in the diatribti tmn of any of the iavorof imperiaiiam in China, the Philippine or eleewltere. j The colonial ayetem i to be put in operation gradually. There i no in tention of ever allowing the Philip- piuu b. lie a male or even a territory. They are to be governed by thi try and if the Porto kico teat hold they are Pi have the benefit ol a tariff aituilar to that in force in 'oat ialand. The adminttration i re ported to la confident of winning ita I'orpi Kick contention, and, if it due, the l'hilippiue ami Cbiua when China or an much of ii a i our will have tariff alo. in uort, tbe go. en, oaauta of theae variuu puaaeaaiOBW will dollar iir; li.it' CASH STi.RH Court and Cottonwood ix tn loi.-d Brtaf the l'.ri:i-l ColoBtia j government of ('anadn. 'MnirTnMl n-I laspartanci may attBrH iMBBMi) " When 'he jtnke "a lice Hi China. M I. II,1..'. !' v - i ami oondit io:i tine r m . : j fr-iden; will rorm. it will BB taken, prohahl'-. with a v. r fan- o'ltwardlr that the America people U1AV be led to N-i lew tiiat mill. Dig eie could le Mat BB1 with .-rear glee inwanllv, that th.we ittlin the favored I'irtth' may latrticipato in the g! thing i the new -.-ee-i . V great gain' i- lieing plave right under m MBB of tile )eon,-, ami with the aid of their great re.iiiro. hut the U'tii'dt .re tint to I- rhnr.-ii l Umbb, only to the extent of aeeing iM glo'.i fly fron. a n- tia; d- o' two. auaPMi OUUU Rt Dlib. tial reiurt : the elm a. ub-nnimiite,. of tin- .iiiiiiiiittew of titty . that ha Imh'0 investigating the prublem. ap paa'f in the American Journal ut Ivicioingv (or RovaBBfeBT. Toe locality aliotit the Chn'ago common wa the Held of riBrch It I in the heart of the nidu-t'ia! !itnct ot tha SaBBB teeuth wartl. and ha BBM ailju.lge.1 one of the ver bct iBBBBBtBf M M '.'to tndv of aocial problem- of America. All prec. nee i veil idou of the BEMN were cat a-ide. Ou'y actna fact OB the tjai oi MMMi ohaarTBtloB -re taken. Picture drawn I place "where the i?ted nightlv at tin- Imr." am Icturefx. ol b'.l1 gatle popular conception intendetl to aronve public eiitiment. were cri;. -i! a not being tnie to reai i-omlttion. "The aaloon i an iBBBItBtioB BM U MMBJ the triple, not only in I an-wer to their demand for it ware, j but to their denial!'! h)T .eMail BB- 1 ceaaitie and eonvenieneee, which it j uppiiee eH"?r alo: e or lietter thai: I anv other agency. It hi a part "f the I neigbborhooi which mut change with the netghliorhaal : it tlllrjll II: it tin octal faie'tion BrhMa fill HIIMIail ' have peer ief: to it t. egercie Will I keMi iimtgiit into human nature and i into DBB want o( tha BBBaU it Bttlict- I pate all other agencica in iipplving :hem, and thn claim it right to -x . Ktele-e il. -Olll.- '. I,- tl . 1". it baa the apMrance of accompliahing MM for the laboring claaae from j hnine iiitereat than we fr philanthropic motive." Often an aljaem-e of tloie Imrroraj which raanv aat'iate with dripKin.' liquor give rtiom for the idea that the aaloon may be a aocial naceaatty. Thi i an equally falar poaiti. i.. bj Rovai L. Melendy. who make the re BBft. While the (.'l.i.-ag'. aaiooii i hadfed in by every law yet it Bell! liquor ti. minor, kee) iqien door ail night ami fcunday-. t'ertain down-1 lowr. alon- d cl.nw at niidnight, not in ob t ieui e I a, tint in re-: pone to die ii of Demand Their j daytime BMBTBM hav BBM home and BBBM toe patron ot tne BStgB hood aaloon At the MM "I the uay t worK the iMuir nnileriMiil jrul nnk:itiMl ii.irer goe into "imme " A ants. ' "'j'- " hBltlnVe L,?. ,! itimulo and watia! poorly BM unkempt w BhlMfM. .lid of mei reiaxatioi. t diacua politic and play ponuchle with : hi- friend. I.iv mtppiv uewspaper to cutomera, while ix of tbm are dam el hall and three permit gambling. Kactj aaloon i in reality a club. Ita j character at determined by the kind oi I iun who frequent it, and aUitit tliel aame men iiaMn : ..nieihing ii. com-, I moo make a certain aiuoii their rei -deivou night after night. The ign auove the door may hint of He charac ter, a "Italian ileadquart.-r- '' "Mil man' Kichang. ' ".Mechanic" Kx-1 change. etc. a iran.'.-r i-(,.inn into BM "f theae place find- a fea ineu at the bar, a few drinkiug. at haw read ing or plaving card at the tabie or taimitg polit.. - . r neighborhood goaaip. ! . Witinait rule, it tariaMea in vpirit i the orgailllelt Cllll Wlo'll It collie to diacumion. in fact, tbe aai'iou i the aocial center of (tie neighborhood. , I'-iy are provide for. A ni.'kie ic charged for a game of piail.and a chuck entitle tne holder to gia ,,; Peer, a Vceut cigar, cigarette or a oft drink. Aill 37 per cent of ahain are tho MaketheHairGrow Will warm (awaaw at Crttrt'ia K r vad Mat BBBBBM uf Ci-rioeaa. pur, ot cuhmV Itaat aaia can. Tto tnaaiurac at onaa awt (ailiag bait, mum (ntttB, -. and OaUMltufl. BBM imaud. iicuiug uria.-ei, MBMMi a aa" tohicM, (WBClHm I tie iwota WUB argr autl uuuiibIium.'.. auil a Um aao gmw wlian all latta. fa r-.n. Li iaC I., ii i ii iimiii in ii i wit! anatomy ha made irrat BtJiaiiia. and I tho latreBtlMtinf nkiiwoM ! now If faad BB the hiiinati mind Tin i on- for pBftdy theoretical lear-onitu. part, Hard (aola arejiainwl hy tracing Out riation? . can, effect-, law ami leu- tatBeltiHi iBayavf ; chidraw are tmliid at hoBM In Mhaol am! at )lay. I' yt.'t.ii: ineanii " i en I Icter Bal'M law of daaalopment ; and for !rN,nen;ly unruly n it from auv wi arim nal i not liae otoer man. mu li nt- of criiiiinai autlir uoi gv and crim.iial o'ioh.rgv have BUtdied tnany th i t-ami of convict- an i have oh- I like national itie. A movement i- on i ot ti etn! Brtsntl iaiortitnrie.- in tin i BtBtaa and tra-i bbqm BaBBBBBf lot work. The aeune ot tin plan ia I laaJ iii ti e i nrr.-nt VaBaVMBB Jon der . o; the nniverit ol CI i' Fr..n the r"nlt of the iBtBBBtBBJM ar. BBoMiaafJ lietter lo- '.n.-i- : .re lion ai d reform an.! the entght.-nn of unthoricie in crimimt! laa BOB i-edn.-. Mia - ,ii cMivt t- BOB lie in ire ria. iHIIVi last in Btisna n. Hutiia. a a Brit a cnrr. nt nu4ni'r of l.e-iic't We "Tlx rea-on for ti.!.- lie -t o aft.. .- II. ' : ar.j to ' . k -;l : toi to be a I wit. '.:ie rep ,.i - at BMBJ worker-. To li Iat trainioad of exile! itaiai ti inier over the lilaar. With hot one .' '.. tberia lal were allowed ith them and t work ice. But p lineal -u- Jolly Jack Tar. 'lolh ' u tbe word genera:. v cuvtrd with the jack lax. He it the picture of health, and the health bule '"le. over in mirth and merriment When people are atck. ectaily ween 4k VI B3M aca.neft attack tbe long the doctor often advises a ea voyage. But in the J MmW large niaturitv ot fBBM the ea voyage is impoaaible. It u to the men and women of the workaday world to whom tea voyages or change of climate are linptaaable. that Dr Iterce Golden Medical Discover' come a the great est earthly taxm. The effect of this medicine upon Ihuar who.- lungs arc "weak" ia re markable. Even where there is bron chi, spitting of blood, emaciation, wrcakneaa, condi tion which if nn chrcked or unakillrully treated lead to consumption, "Golden Medical Discov ery ' in ninety-eight eaaes out of a hun Ired work a perfect and permanent cure. It strengthens the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition, so that the body in all it parts i not merely fed but nourished. And it i by BOarisBSawal that Nature builds up the body to resist or throw off disease. -I bad a iTtibr cough BBMMM vrrr rr ago .'. 0.1I' fin '. ootniaaT to tuv tl or en to Oo at pa rite tr el X J - wm- j t I- it aw o. Can Ga ! chBKd air u.i IflStoV. U M nth boughl botlla at r 31! Tn.-r B ilia..!-., le-'tea ha.! taaw kaaf s bsttk 1 wa morel wh Dr PMM felicto cure coustipaiiuo. KOEPPEN'S MODERN PHARMACY Er.yWif Bat it kft i a lot rlsu, f It sals erag ti- 115 Court St. u I mu sii liorvou . no one isn't a wtll inch in my body. I honestly believe my lung are diseased, my chest pains me so. but 1 haw no couch. I am so weak at my stomach, and have indigestion terribly, and palpitation of the heart ; am losing tlesh; and this headache and backache nearly kills me. and ye.-teriay 1 had hysterics. " There is a wei jht in the lower jiart of my bowels, bearing down all the time, with pains in my groins and thighs 1 can't sleep, walk, or sit, and blue oh goodness ! I am simply the most miserable of women." This is a most vivid description of a woman suffering with nervous prostration, caused by inflammation or some other diseased condition of the womb. No woman should allow herself to reach such a perfection of misery when there is no need of it. Read about Miss Williamson's case and how she was cured. Two Bad Oases of Nervous Prostration Cured. 'Deak Mks . Pixktiam ; I "I had nervous prostration was sutlennj sucn tortures from nen'ous prostration that life was a burden. I could not sleep at all, and was too weak to walk across the floor. My heart was affected so that often I could not lie down at all without almost suffocating. I took Lvdia . PinkhamV Vegetable Compound and it worked like nano. I feel that your medicine has been of in eatiniaU' benafil to me." Muh ftBOBJI U-uaJiaoB. N 1, .uievard. Atlanta (ia. $5000" t Wr otc (lYf wati 1 iNiid U' mjxy prra r wh kUM. or wrw pubUjiica I "Carv e dem I Turkeys I have a cumpleit that w.li MFpnM puri.li.iNL a set an iMakMiviu tori i Taylor, the Hardware Man !H p mE E ill W - 3 mm fl a. t ?lMlttlillilisiis.Uiau.ii Ii... RvPrs' Rpt WmWj "wr- a oaa To mae goo , brajarj bm ku" BsBH f-.our U t;,ok ius premiuoi at tba Chi ago Q Ofld Pan omi r oomMtL tion, aud g:es -x- it ri: atu: ... v in -i vi-r tisJi' vfT!. S? bfWfd We hPve the near Steam Rollea Hurlcv. d Rt BoardlM Bartey. Pendieton Roller Mills W S. BYER-', Prop. ' an -h..rt I .' etc CHICKENS. Now U wheo beef Meal make Kftgt, bone Meal shell, Mica Grit aids d.oesi.on, hiw l-oods kec, them bawlthy! C. F. COLriSWOWIMV, l' ul., Hilllll bf. (irainand Iced The Latest and Greatest Victory 1. i ever sullrva a terrioiv. causeu u len.aie I wt akiu s-. I tufferad . ' V- thing ; was unable to eat, llMp, or work. Aftaf a while I was induced to try Lydia E. Pmlrriam'i Vegetuble Com- p.iund, and 1 really U-gan to improve on taking the first 1 continued to take tit- medicine, and am now U'Tter in every way. and feel difiereut person. I am simply a well woman." Mi. KEiaxK. .Uro neille. Pa. ,.r. bi aritfa pri. m 21 Bxamitx mj Km and 9 that -3 MB -3 . .Is.. uuiif.tas.itf. . Plntir T.I llllP fpla.iwlu - U.. a . with ;;r:;n i..r , .z:-u;vziz i - I. A Ii.M lHiIi ll. hat ii... I. ... " ut raurtwanu J " , '"' "' "'r"1 '' niiiiot it ion witn an I .n..Ve . 1 . ",d ""l'r"Vu,ent. you will coiMprolsand the lav ,.. Wh ... l Ji"' V"" " ,W"r l"-l-tive purchaser of r.,a.w,;:,: ,;; " i-i-u S NPm S h5 liienl Wni. .1.. 'yviVr ' ''.touel,'"ve ami rixiuinj no aiiiuortiug argu Wb te Btoai' I". ,,T "" "" ',rl'' known BO long and with the -i'i. -T o.l .1 "lv rln -"'' who,, ,e, but a.i,itUd to I' the U U,Hul ,Ml (uI' y your .u.-.t exacting .owing re.-uimiitoiiU. our truly, Jesse B M . Ffa7"i:p, Rattan Oragna O0bb, b, s tn (Vecriptiins tMMo.r Mr hen phtxeiau r-.itiimeml sou p. hare litem riuuMBjdad bv aa, what : - t'.a' nieatiV Hiinplv the aartBlnty i. their part that rmi will get asactlv - .11 (' .1... :..o. .:.: , - i rn I -mi- 1 ' ' . q'lHIll I . Lit- r;i:i-. J.IIIMIV. Milieu I- even ii m ImpnrtBBt. ihu we go further ban that, for we take h'Mtex! prole in oar aJcill In DonpcatadiBB' B - , iii i i.i s - W..WIL.H. - rni oar Maia bbi Ouurt B i,".iie',,p. :..BER YARD. Wi BIB BOB ready lot MBlMBi naai TaaBiiBriaBi a Cadambui Rlvar .'lit BBaot m-ith a ii."..' aBBrtaBBflB of Inaihai r BB inn own mow mill, and can furnikl, anything pnWBptlv, Conntri BBIBM in r iaadi BblBBwd dMaal from nr mill in Mllaafl lot at rorTBOfl price, .uve u- a rail A. C, Shaw & Co, W J. SEWELL. IV.gr l" Wholesale Agent lor acHLnri HILW u K$ i BJEl l in h.'ttle. barrels, or BBBBB. lO tr a .... . I B'T,4T prrnn nmnPf UA W I WW IL Bar I r a. U II 1 U U I W f M " I w ! A. I.. HiATlk. J- v-Jm .. uttasBBW MM I iinilm. LaVtk, ShiiijiL. Muildiittf, H.iiK'1. !:n Papcar MdulditiKb, Hickclb, l.iiiic t iid Cement, Brick ..I'd Sand. S:ish ;i n.f I lauirv Screen lMrseV W iuJuWb, Tc rra Cutta Pipe. Borie k Light, Prop's Alta St., opp. Court House Uaiiy Ivast Oregonuw, delivered b carrier or.lv 1 cent a week the iiluaHiue i ii hirni. ion that the h iit-.-t tit rec urn it Ion at the I .1 . inr.li .t; '., Vi'h.-n . B - II Failing, Agent, i IVlKik'inii PI ming 'UIQ j nv hrrn ja n,, "US. they beja '1'tanta.ca. Hajfl innihcr nr a, jam mill work mI Mm then prim. V- O aBaf A fV'an Slips bj ii it every tin uai a laitiidrv a. irk iiutaiard ttt 1... .. let - I' I 'I'll dp Br "tired le.:inw' teaiiac a lien he note ilirdttrwa iintaite con. ratal MBM -av Bg ie .tiling of tat pm) '.Ii a I. . I. jn Bf .iiwB is i h I IB Ii ill. IB 1. r Rwi -ton. Proo. ratiKissw iiu w ci.LX. OHM o!ii,.i:u OB., o'i ; a- p a. teirpoos TT v. w. vi"cnn M.U. ot rim NdllHta. ssst I s a.; i kill dl.uiD wmr 1 usucr utuipauB t . I . j n ' , : H. 8. GAKKIKIjTaDig u,u..ltn -iaa I" , . .. 'aTL MMI N E ... . uul.l. ! i i r.' r . i no ' - t,i'ln i n o - lui. -:..r. W K. I'hKin Hi vn :a ' kfak MM iTTTn ss k. HUJ&U .oi.i. .'. cat. " , ion. oo man --.. has r-al I m- " " . s h . . ui: r i . li i .S.S l'S,L1 Jl ....r all A HI n 1 1 . .rr-rTafMBW1 l'ii.i " '.- bw pan rtSTaaMi . . w kBTtaBBBl . .. - -.hi,ni'1 ....r '''ti !.-' IS . ' She ' I "nil MHII"''". aaid b . - ,lMrM-- . i-uaf ..lilin1."?. htsaaaW tiuU Bw.f3iy IS tM-W All-" i ami 4. BslTU. lac ss ilio w , .,,.,,., usal -Oll'tll '