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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1902)
I " - ' I DIRECT FROM OLD ENGLAND We have just received the first direct import order of T(D)(Q)tti Eraslhe: ever brought to Pendleton. They are made of the finest Eng lish bristles, with wax back (a new idea) which makes it im possible fot the bristles to come out, as is the case with most brushes. Every brush has our name and guarantee stamped plainly on it, and is not only backed up by ourselves, buc the manufacturers as well Should any brush prove unsatisfactory, a new one will be given in its place or money refunded. They come in hard, medium and soft bristles. Where can you buy a brush like them for the money ? We are making a leader of them at 35 CENTS. Druggists 3MX k McCOMAS CO, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1902 SHAKE HANDS. The democratic candidates will speak, and shake hands with the voters, at the following places and dates within Umatilla county: May 19, Pilot Rock, 7 p. m. May 20, Alba, 1 p. m. May 20, Ukiah, 7 p. m. May 21, Potts, (at school house), 7 p. m. May 22, Echo, 7 p. m. May 23, Milto. , 11 a. m. May 23, Weston, 1:30 p. m. May 23, Athena, 3 p. m. May 23, Pendleton, 7:30 p. m, Note: Governor Chamberlain and other state candidates will be with the county and district candidates at Milton, Weston, Athena and Pendle ton on this date, May 23. May 24, Helix, 1 p. m. May 24, Juniper, 7 p. m. May 27, Mountain, 2 p. m. May 28, Milton, 7 p. m. .ay 29, Valley, (Behnkes 7 p. m. May 30, Freewater, 7:30 p. May 31, Weston, all day night. THE PHILIPPINE PROBLEM. hastened his death, at least It sad dened his last days and squeezed out about all the cheer that was in his heart. His mental health was such that he could not be hold responsible for his acts for several years before his death. He was sick In mind long before his friends suspected it, and, possibly, some of his performances and short comings were due entirely to this condition. Admiral Sampson was a man of ex cellent strongth of character, which is shown by the fact that ho rose from the lower ranks of life to one or the 'highest positions In the gift of the American people. Ho served his country faithfully nnd death relieved him of all afflictions and sorrows, of which he had fully his share. He lies at rest with the honors of his country entwined around hijs good name. REPUBLICAN PRESS SILENT. Hall), m. and all "What the American people have accomplished for themselves or the Filipinos in the Philippines could be put in a nutshell, at least It would not fill a book with Its recital. In short our military administra tion in the islands has approached the danger lines of national disgrace and shame. Public sentiment is on the eve of becoming a hostile force to it and those back of it. President Roosevelt will have to act quickly to avert tho blow that is about to fall It is doubtful itf ho will be equal to the occasion. Tho current of popular opinion Is about to run counter to tho admlnls tratlon's policies, as expressed by the military In tho Philippines. The peo ple are beglnnng to suspect that "benevolent assimilation" has not been made to prevail and what has been accomplished was more in tho interests of the masters than of tho slaves, of tho whites than tho "nig gers." Profit from our exploitation in tho Philippines has been preached freely, out no profit, unless it bo that of brutality, is in evidence. Our plans There are indications of dissatis faction, with the republican machine and Its ticket In many parts of Ore on. These evidences are not on tho surface, but a little below. Tho sur plus strength of tho party in the state threatens to be exhausted by tho time election day comes around. From a multitude of directions signs come of revolt against the party and the silence of the "insurgents" is portentious. The republican news papers of the estate are almost free from reference to tho Issues of the campaign or mention of the candl date, who make up the ticket. With the exception of the Ore- gonlan, the republican cause Is ig nored by tho republican press, at least to such an extent that the ob server cannot resist inquiring, what is the matter? OUR DOMESTIC ANIMALS. Census bulletin No. 15G purports to give a more complete enumeration of livestock In the United States than was over before authorized by con gress or undertaken by any census. It says: "Not "only were previous census reports deficient with respect to the number of domestic animals on range and In barns and enclosures elsewhere, but the statistics of live stock and t livestock values wore too general to be of practical value to either breeder or shipper." Tho present report alms to be free from theso defects and the statistics were careiuuy collected with that end .u view. animals on farms. Allowing tho same average values, however, the animais not on farms have a value ot io, 192.928. It is nrobable. therefore, thnf tho ilnmnstlti animals in the United States June 1. 1900, had value of at least $3,200,000,000, of which amount the value of animals on farms and ranges constitute over 93 per cent.' ir In this connection it is worth not iiiK that the discussion of the re sponsiblllty of the beef trust for the high nrlco of beef has led to a carotin calculation of the amount of beef controlled by the trust, and while the figures may not be strictly rellabl they are at least interesting. The National Provisioner says: "There are killed in this country about (KO.O00 cattle, including calves; about C.000,000 of these are killed at the fifty odd official or Inspected aoattolrs. while about C.000,000 are killed at the other 900 unofficial abat tolrs and by farmers and small slaughterers over this country. The whole of the cattle and calves as well ns the hogs and sheep slaughtered by the Ave uackers in question are killed at the government Inspected abattoirs, and arc among the 0,000,- 000 head given out by tho secretary of agriculture as our official slaugh tor. Assuming that the Ave concerns cited kill 3,000,000 of the total, there remain the other 2.000.000 and the G.000,000 of outside cattle 8,000,000 head in all to hit the market in competition. With so much beef and veal for competition tho outside con cerns would kill any such combine if it existed." If the figures stated are reliable it is evident the complaint against the trust is unfounded. It is further to bo borne in mind that there was a heavy shortage in the corn crop last year, and consequently the farmers did not raise so many beeves as usual for the market. In any event there is no reason for any excitement over the matter. We have only to . con serve the pastures of the west that are now being ruined and provide for irriKation of the arid lands to uro vide us with a supply of beef ample for our own needs and extensive ex port for generations to come. San Francisco Call. TRUSTS AND COMBINATIONS. Soon "the party" will be openly defending and championing trusts, instead of pretending to oppose tho destruction of silver as standard money and then Hopped over as soon as it felt able to throw off the mask The advance guard are already a' work and have organized a society called "United States Export Asso clatfon," with headquarters in New York. They are sending out litera ture to the papers all over the coun try and asking them to publish it, defending "Trusts and Combina tions" and giving Rev. Sam Jones as an authority to prove that trusts are just the thing to make the people, happy and prosperous. They also quote the Washington Post in sup port of trusts. In a little while any person who refuses to support the trusts will be bitterly denounced and slandered by the organs as having "left the party" that made them, and all that sort of thing. Nobody but a trust magnate or defender -will be a "good republican." Oregon State Journal. all her strength, and if she is nervous and melaucholy, and loses appetite there A summary of the numerous de tailed tables of statistics contained in of pacification have been carried out tho report shows that on Juno 1, 1890, with "flro and sword," slightly as Blsted by administration of tho "water cure" and other civilizing amusements. There is a growing bitterness against our military despotism in theso islands, which is not alone con fined to tho anti-Imperialists or tho namby-pambys tho value of all livestock on farms in tho United States was reported as $2,208,767,573. Tho estimated value of all livestock on ranges was $100.- 000,000, making the totnl for farms and ranges $2,308,707,573. The cor responding total on June 1, 1900, was $2,981,722,915, a gain of 29.1 per cent. Tho gain .f course was far from being uniform throughout tho census Tho country is to see whether dlvisi'ons of tho country In the North noosoveltlsm is a remedy or cure for Atlantic division the value of Uve Funstonlsm, Smlthlsm. Wallerlsm ?A$t?eL fl9T ?313'90t2'50 V .i niinm mi a i , 5305,3C0,85G, or 2.8 per cent. This nnd Qlonnism. Tho American people decrease was caused by losses in tho nro ueconung sick nnd-tired of the number of meat cattle, horses shoop Philippine muddle, for which they nnrt swme. tH0 Increase In average hold tho republican party leaders alone responsible. and party values and in tho number of other an imals having been insufficient to bal ance the same. In tho South Atlan 'tic states tho vnlue Increased from $101,031,801 to 81$4.152,273, a gain of ld.D per cent; in tho North Central states, from $1,195,701,202 to $1,529. 975,317, a gain of 2 Sper emit: In tho South Contrnl states, from $392,155. 5')S cnt OKt; ROT .... I.. r.n hero or ono well understood by the Lent, and in tho Western atnt fl people, hut ho was respected and ad- $215.373,C7S td $3C1,453,-153, a gain of mired by a largo body of his country- 47-a l,er cet men. Ills ond. so soon after his earthly victories, was particularly Aftor slvl"S those figures tho bullo. sail. AfflinHn,, n,i .iioo ..-.4 t,n Kes on to W- "N reports wore " , """ ""y secured concerning the vnluo of nnl- mo iiiuasuio uuu grauucaiion, which nials not on farms and ranges. Tlioy DEATH OF ADMIRAL SAMPSON. 'Tho death of Admiral Sampson causes profound sorrow throughout the nation. He was not a nonular should have been his aftor tho Span Jsh-Amorlcan war. Possibly, tho unfor.tunato contro probably havo averago values some wnat greator than tho animals on farms and ranges, since tho greator number nrn lnrntfii in m ont i,.. vorsy of which ho was tho principal, ing tho highest average values for In GIHh&odl There is a great need of motherly watch fulness and care. A growing girl needs is surely something wrong. This is espe cially true as the young girl approaches mat important pe riod of change when the woman ly function is es tablished. Time ly care and proper treatment at this period may save much after suf fering. The best medi cine for youug rirls who are nervous, melan choly, and irreg ular of appetite, is Dr. Pierce's Fa vorite Prescrip tion. It cures nervousness, diz ziness, and melan choly, promotes the appetite, and gives the body robust health. There is no alco hol in "Favorite Prescription " and it is entirely free from opium, co caine, and all other narcotics. "Sly daughter was troubled with duzluess and constipation and was very nervous for five ?T'"Ztil? M.rs' US?rter' of.'5 4th Street, N. V.t Washington. D, C. I tried several clcx tors but they cave her no relief. At times she would eat uotliins, had green and purple circles under her eyes, ami was melancholy. A woman Inciul of mine told me to try your 'Favorite Prescription and ' Pleasant Pellets which I did, Ailer taMii? one bottle of each she beiran to 1m. A COLLECE PROFESSOR. One of Georgia's Useful Educators is Grateful For What Pe-ru-na is Do- i?nv Suffering Huinanruy. JL"fe) P. A. Curtright, A. U., Principal of the Georgia Normal and Industrial Insti tute, and editor and proprlotor of the "Georgia Helping Hand" writes tho following glowing words concerning Peruna, and its efficacy In tho euro of catarrh. Ho savs : "I was Induced to try Peru na by tho advice of a friend, and cor- tainly believe that sunoring numanuy would bo relioved if they only gavo Pe runa a fair trial. Would that I could frame words sufllciont to express my uratitudo for tho benefits derived from Its use." 3?. A. CURTRIGHT, Greens boro, Ga. Hon. W. N. Roach, United States Senator from North Dakota, In a lottor written from Larimore, North Dakota, says: "Persuaded by a friend, I have used Peruna as a tonic, and am glad to testify that it haa groatly helped mo in strongth , vijror and appetite. I have been advised by friends that it is remarkably effica cious as a oure for tho almost univorsal complaint of catarrh." W. N. Roach. Senator Roach's wife recommends Pe runa also. Sho says ; "I can cheerfully ... .niinTif. romedv. Pe recommenu yum --" ---- - runa. Iudoed, I know of no other rom edy as good as yours. It is a grand tonic, and many of my f rlonds havo used it for catarrh with good rosults.-MrB. W. . Roach. Tho most common phasos of summor catarrh are catarrh of tho stomach and bowels. Peruna is a specific for summor catarrh. Mr. Wm. Hebley, Duquesne, Pa., writes: "I am cured ot catarrh of the stomach of two years standing. I had It so bad that I could not eat anything but milk. 1 doctored with several doc tors and they could give me relief for a short time only. I saw Peruna recom mended and thought I would try It, and I now think' I am cured of catarrh. I have worked two months and did not lose a day."Vm. Hebley. Mr. Mosos V. Morrill, Columbus, Chor okee Co., Kansas, Rural Routo No. 3, wrltos: 'I had boon troubled with systemic catarrh, which affected tho lowor bowols especially. I was troubled with running off of tho bowols and troublesomo catarrh of tho bronchial tubes which caused spitting of thick mucus. Since taking Peruna my Improvement has been wonderful. My bowels are regular as clock-work. I can now eat like other people and my vltuals digest." Moses F. Merrill. Hon. Willis Browor, Represontatlvo in Congress from Alabama, writes the following lettor to Dr. Hartman: Houso of Representatives, Washington, D. O. Tho Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, O. : Gentlemen "I havo used ono bottle of Peruna for lassitude, and I take pleasure in recommending It to thoso who need a good remedy. As a tonic it Is excellent. In tho short time I havo used it it has dono me a great deal of good." Willis Brewer. If you do not dorive prompt and satis factory results from tho uso of Poruna, write at onco to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your case and ho will bo pleased to givo you his valuable ad vico gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, President of Tho Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio. JR.- F.I around her eyes now and slip is healthy and robust, eats as much as any child, and is crow lag fatter every day." Dr. Pierce's Pellets regulate the bowels. KI-UiLAR WtOT.lUItS, WiASTHKING and cementing. Cement walks a Htiwlni. ty, Kstlrantes furnished free. Work eiinr- nnteed. Leave orders at Dudley & Zuh- uer's cigar store. Main St.,. 1. O. box lOi. WE ARE THE PEOPLE and the only people in the saddlery business that carry a complete stock of Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Spurs, Sweat Pads, Pack Saddles and Bags, Tents, Wagon Coveas and Canvas. JOSEPH ELL, Leading Harnoss and Saddlery. KEEP YOUR Not on Pasco, BUT ON BYERS' GROVE! ADDITION TO PENDLETON. Yout Horses Will be well cared for if taken to The Old Dutch Henry Feed Barn. Good comfortable stalls plenty of feed and Call and See Us Kit Hays k Connerley Proprietors Pendletoa Planing and. w"wu"u ,uis and. tvj jet the benefit M , " ""itu enju tllm tn cnll . US dl Verv mnrmn ' O"". IF YOU NEED . , , Lumber, BuUias Lime. CemMi tr. I 'VMll BP Sand, Terra Cott or anything h this get otst prices. Pendleton Planing H Lumber Tart. R. FORSTER, Proprietor fn Iflflfl ISi S5S DELAYS ARE DANGER as aHliffhtbreakmavcndiniiereitciti Better send your vehicles to NEM jsuus. ana nave necessary repaint soon as tlio v ara aimarent. Our cried n goiiablo and low and our workmauk!l cinss in an respecie, aim smibh repunu lis carefully looked altar as complete renin See Us About Gasoline Eob NEAGLE BROTHERS Water St., near Main, Pendletm,! LIMBE Gray's Harbor Com. Col SUCCESSORS TO - A. C. SHAW & Being one of the largest muj ufactunng plants on rage sound are able to sell yo lumber cheaper than anyow else. New lumber coming m every day. They also malt all kinds of boxes, includiaj Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherry,! and Plumb and berry crates,! and are prepared to make youl prices either in small lots orl BY THE CAR LOAl Dully East Oregonlan by Cin only 15 cents week. I still have Farms for Sale N. Berkeley THE REAL ESTATE MAN. Siivln.CT Bnuk Building, Pendleton. Or YOUR SHOES Will be reapaired Propor ly if sent to G. BERQUIST THE SHOE MAKER. Shop in Pendleton Shoe Store It Pays to Trade at the Peoples Warehouse THE BEST HATTED MEN ...IN TOWN... Are Our Customers We aim to sell the best of hats and we do. Nothing but hats from the best makers find room hero. Our $3 hat is without a doubt the best hat for the price that is made. If we knew of a better one we would get it ; but there is no better. Hats this season are rather high in the crown. Some well dressers like them very high. We have hats to suit every taste and price. COME AND SEE Agents for Butter ick Patterns ID Peo esw MEN'S OUTFITTERS filled lw