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.T I it i r xn,i ir I w, W -THAT- AtwoocTs Cascata Compound U the Biirest aud safest nitdlehie for regulating the action of the liver, kidneys, stomach and bowels. 1 A never failing remedy for constipation, bilious ness, headache and ali dipenses caused by a torpid1 liver or irregular action ot the bowels. It is very use ful to relieve colds and fevers and to purify the blood. For Sale "Wholesale and lietail by Brock & IRcComas Company DRU0Q1STS - t PENDLETON fy k iirfj ii Wi inij SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1902. THE OFFICE SEEKING ITCH. Governor T. T. Geer apparently be lieves that he is next in line to a seat in the United States senate, and that the republican legislature which assembles at Salem the first "week In January next will only have to go through the formalities of elect ing him, since he has already been chosen by the direct vote of the peo ple. Mr. Geer seems to consider that there is little doubt that the republi can legislature will lose no time In ratifying: his election, and that he will be Mr. Joseph Simon's successor. He is already busy Impressing the people of Oregon that if the legisla ture fails in Its duty it will be a ! thy with the president In this effort and he is opposed by the selfish in terest of those who are specially favored by a high protective wall between the island and this country The, president's recent message to congress, In which he makes a strong plea for Cuba will further gain him the support of the people of the country, who never yet turned a deaf ear to so just a cause. Congress should respond to it and at once, and will do so, unless the poison of pro tection is in its republican veins to such an extent that its heart is mov ed by the promptings of greed and gain instead of by those of justice and equity, the rights of a weak and struggling people. PLEASURE OF MAKING IT UP. People who are always arguing with you and in search of opportunities for contradicting you are very aggra vating, hut I am not sure that peo ple wno are ever agreeing with you .. . nn..ln oman among mat ciass oi does not mean much more man friendship botweon two partners in the same firm. I have often mot happiness in the matrimonial life of people engaged' in the higher pursuits of art, lltora-j ture, etc., but the happiness is in variably tho result of the constant j hlnh tnpv bestowed on tho . ... it MOnlsx.r nrnrfl . ..,11 mnti tnllnV." cuiuvauou ui iuuu- jiui.iiho 0f ioruna ana am ik each othor. But for tho fuel which , A fJ, Goodwynf Hobhison Springs, Ala they constantly added to tho fire,; ,gemlnr 3!oncll from North Dakota mat nre wouiu imvu j"b s" ,,., v n . snvs: 38 Members of Congress Send Letters of Endorsement To the Inventor of the Great Catarrh Remedy, ConRTCSmnn Gondwyn of Alnliomn, TVrites Cousrctimnn Snovcr of Michigan, out. MAX O'RBLL. THE GENIUS OF SPIDERS. Most spiders build wonderful traps or homes of fine spun web. Thpcjp webs are stretched in all kinds of places. Out in the fields wll!is 0nu bottle of Poruna ho they almost carpet the grasses and eom8 nii0 a different man." Romulus weeds with a spread intended to z Liuney, Taylorsvllle, 3S . C. catch the teeming insect life. They 'cIlfrrcMmu,, Ogion from Louisiana, are thrown across the highways and conscientiously recom- lu the open glades of ihe woodland, i ,es- ,"",, n AV Ocdon. Everyone has seen the great round mend your loruna.-H. V,. Ogcion, fat bodies of the spiders as they bans Benton, Iji. motionless in the center Of these CongroMinan Smith from Illinois, larce circular webs. Every child has writes from Murphysboro, 111.: "I have seen the black nnd gold fellows takou ono bottle of Poruna for my ca which make huge scrawling lines of tarrh audi feel vory much benofited." white across the wuols of the gar- Geo. "SV. Smith. den corners and anoug the grape! cupreMiunn aieoklson from Ohio, vines. The cnnaren can -nexu T, i .i tattta oi I have now used ono bottle "" ,.. nIul Bnoedv lUUIlU w " w remedy for a persistent auu annoying cough." II. G. Suovor. V. S. Senator Cnll of Florida, Writes: "Tho rcruua. has boon rocom mouded by Gon. Wheeler and other roU- nblo noreons. and has been nseu oy somo mcmbors of my family, and I concur In tho statements of Gon. "Wheolor." Wil liam Call, Jacksonville, PJa. Senator McEnnry of Louisiana, Writes: "Porunalsan oxcollont tonlo I have used it sufficiently to soy that I believe it to bo all that yon claim for It." S. D. McEnory, Now Orleans, La. Conrressnmn IJrownlow of Tennessee, Writes: "Iliavo taken threo bottles of Poruna and I feel satisfied thatl am now almost, if not permanently, cured of ca tarrh of tho stomach." W. P. Brown low, Joncsboro, Tenn. n I have used Peruna as a tonlo. It has greatly helped mo in strength, vigor uuu appetite." W. JN. ltoacn. rn...r,.mnnl.lnncy from North Cnrollnn, Writes: "My secrotary had as bad a caso of catarrh as I ever saw, and since "writing spiders;" and really the. white lines bear a close resemblance to hand-writing when viewed at a dfstance. Evefj' student and observer of na ture soon learns that the spider stays in the center of the web that he may I feel the slightest motion caused by any luckless insect that may have been caught in the sticky substance. Now if ono will look closely at the spicier he will see that It hangs head downward. One day by suddenly frightening a spiuer, a man learned the secret. of its constant position upside down ' in ,the web. It dropped head down and stopped when half way to the ground and swung slowly to and fro from the end of a long thread of web If it had been head up in the web It would have turned a somersault and the web would have been broken Eavs: Peruna and feel greatly benofited there by from my catarrli of tho beau." David Meekisou, Napoleon, O. Congressman Croivloy from Illinois, Writes from Robinson, 111.: "Mrs. Crowley has taken a number of bottles of Peruna on account of nervous troubles. It has proven a strong tonic and lasting cure." Jos. B. Crowley. Congressman Thompson of Kentucky, Writes: "Besides being ono of tho very best tonics Peruna is a good, substantial catarrh remedy." Phil. B. Thompson. Congressman Howard from Alabama, Writes from Tort Payne, Ala. : " I have taken Peruna for la grippe, and I take pleasure in recommending Peruna as an excellent remedy." M. W. Howard. Congressman Cummliigs from Now York, Writes: "Peruna is good for catarrh, f have tried it and know it." Amos W. derelection for which th legislature Wn,.Q ,,.. , ' " wuu .nuum "uve ucuu i. , , . VrV i h T , , b"l"UL "l After the spider had hung at tho end Cummincs. New York Cltr. must not be forgiven. statement if finished, are not Just asL t i. " ... 4, i-8) 1UI"-,J'- ' , provoking. Of course', in this " . " C l"1 BUUta "" 11 Senator Thnrston ol vjb u. nrnnM-nl1,. t. 7. - an tne oanger past, ana turnea una ... , x-ni. game for the senatorship, but we are willing to risk a lot of fine dough nuts to a quantity of worthless mar bles that he will not get within forty rods of the senatorial seat. To be explicit: Governor Geer is not slated for the position, he is not wanted, either by the people of the state or the leaders of the republi can party. The fact of the matter is, a large number of republicans voted for him for senator, but with no idea that he would be chosen, and the whoftj proceedure of his nomination and selection as a candidate for sen ator was barren of interest and 4re sulL If he thinks the play he is making will be fruitful then he is too simple to go around without c chap erone and too serious a character to be a rational and successful office seeker. It is ridiculous that men of ordi nary good sense will inak such un holy displays of their shortcomings In putting themselves forward for of fice, in tho face of every known de cency and in spite of the absence of any call from the people or Die press for their sacrifice upon tho altar of public trust. Those who are the fittest to occu py high place or stand upon a pedes tal, exercise the greatest diffidence nnd show a hesitancy tint is becom ing. But tho politician, ofil eseeker statesman, or whatever one may call him in this day and age, Is terrlblv short on modesty and merit, while terribly long on self laudation, as surance and presumption. Politics under present methods and organiza tion Is a school for ilgmles, for they alone can afford to rush to it to be educated In Its rascalities and suf fer thnnrllfnlHoa rt n -mllrl oovnmhla mentioned, it is the middle course which is preferable; in medio Veri tas et fellcitas. A woman boasted before me one day that she had been married twen ty years and had never had a disa greement with her husband, and has never been separated from him for a clay. Poor thing, I thought, what a dull life hers must have been! Why a cour&e of love or matrimony with out now and 'then a little tiff or dis agreement is like food without salt or pepper. Having a tiff with the .wo man you love is like losing her for a while, and making un with her is like having the pleasure of winning ' naw m 1 her. You do not thorouehlv nnnru! ?8,000,000 ' Nebraska, " Peruna 1 mtirely rolioved mo of a very irritating ! "ough." J. M. Thurston. Congressman TVorthlngtou from Nevada, Writes: "I have taken ono bottlo of Peruna and it has benofited mo im- i:iii.u possession unless you some times realize the possibility of losing it. It is only when a compulsory ab sence makes you leave a beloved wo man for a time that you realize, whether she is indispensable to your, happiness or not, to your very life' oven. And there are men who go so far as making this experiment now and then just to get confirmed in their convictions that life without her would be well nigh an impossibility and who even find pleasure In. a short temporary absence for the sake of the ineffable bliss they feel In be ing with her again. For the very same reason a little tiff in matrimony is desirable, for what is a tiff but a temporary part ing of two hearts that will soon yearn to beat in unison again? I al most pity the humdrum life of a man and woman who have never been parted for a while, either by absence or by .some litte disagree ment of some sort or another. The arch enemy of happiness In matri monial life is monotony, and anything which may help to break that uni formity will be welcome by any in telligent couple. a a Of course I know there are people whoso lives consist of sleeping, breakfasting, making money, dining maiung money, going to bed and climbed up again. It rolled the web thread up with its forelegs, and then threw it to the ground. This was evidently done to keep It from be coming entangled with any of the web proper or with grass or weeds near by. Any one who has touched mensely." H. G. Worthington. a web knows that it is Sticky and. Congressman llanUUead from Alabama, hard to ravel when once tangled Writes: "Your Poruna is one of tho beat Certainly this bit of instinct is not mediCines I over tried.-J. H. Bank absent from the spier's brain. i head, Payette, Ala. Congressman Powers from Vermont, Writes from Morrisville, Yt.: "I can recommend Peruna as an excellent family remedy." II. Henry Powers. Senator SulUran from SIlsslsslppI, Writes from Oxford, Miss.: "I take pleasure in recommending your great national catarrh cure, Peruna, as tho best I have over tried." W. V. Sullivan. Victor Emanuel, king of Italy, Is re ported to have bought within a few days 150,000 acres of the best coal land in Pocahontas district, West Vir ginia, from two Pittsburg operators in Italy. The price was about S Capitol at Washington, D. C. Senator ainllory of Florida, Writes from Ponsacola, J?la.: "I have used your oxcollont remedy, Poruna, and havo recommended it both as a tonic and a safe catarrh remedy." Stephen It. Mallory. Senator Butlor of South Carolina. M. C. Butler, ex-Governor of South Carolina, writes: "I can recommend Peruna for dyspepsia and stomach trouble." M. C. Butler, Edgefield, S. C. Congressman Ilrookshiro of Indiana, Says: "Prom what my friends say Po runa is a good tonic and a safo catarrh cure." E. V. Brookshirb, Orawfordfl ville, Iud. Congressman Dovlnor of Wast Virginia, Writes from Wheoling, W.Va.: "I Join with my colleagues in tho House of Rep resentatives in recommending your ex cellent romedy." B. B,Dovinor Congressman Ilroderlck of Kansas, Writes from Holton, Kan. : "I havo taken two bottles of Peruna and find It to be an excellent romedy for colds and throat trouble." Case Broderlck. Congressman Yoilor of Ohio, Writes: "I only used Peruna for a short time and am thoroughly satisfied as to its morita." S. S. Yodor, Lima, O. Congresitnnn -. "Writes from Chnmi Pleasure in commenoiS a substantial toning! Congressman g,v Writes from Tamp77JIN indorse Poruna Si'll vory effective euro to Sparkman. m Congressman Urewtt of A Writes: "Ihavo ' fSl runa for lasaltu.V T. Mt rocommendhig lt.tom(!f, liayneBville, Ala. ' V. S. Senator Gt0fW I cun commtmd to . ' tonic.-John H. Gear. Congressman Culberson ol Writes: "I can reoomm., one of the vory beat of w.uwdviu, w ujierBon, Tex, Conraman U T lnpton fr y riws : "i take pleasure la Gonoral Wheelor. Conim and others in rocommeadua wv.unuu. ruiue anu a ext. j-it jl. jxvuiirHinn. Kin n. t " 1 B VI. i ll Coneresamnn (n.i - w. ' - vi xaM auja. -x van recommend - an a good, substantial tonic the best remedies for caUnluiti Jonn xi.uiaru. Congressman relhanj on Writes from Bancroft, V,: y in-law has has been rising pa about ono week for catarrli of tin and i manifestly improved-1 Congressman BurnottotJ Writea : "I can cheerfnlh-1 Poruna as a good, subaUntiili vory good catarrh remedy.n. uurnott, uausuen, Ala. Congressman Botkln ofSWl writes from Holton, Has.: given mo almost complete rsIMy catarrh of tho stomach and i tion." J.D. Botkln. Congressman White of North C Writes from Tarboro,N.C: "IS runa to be an excellent remtdtt grip and catarrh. I hare tutiljfc family." G. H. White, Congressman TVllber of Krl David P. Wilbor, of Oneoati,! writes: "I am folly conTisaii Peruna is all you claim for lit use of a few bottlei." DsTldP.I Congressman Sungaa ofOU I "Writes from Jackson, 0.: "Ir Peruna to anyone in need of ml sting tonlo." Irvine Bangu. Congressman Barliam from ( "Writes from Santa Eosa, CaLs 'Jl solicitation of a friend I nsed j runa, and can cheorf ally i J. A. Barham. Por free book address En Medicine Co., Columbus, 0. for its empty honors and flimsy bau-l Bleeplns5 people who havo no artistic bles. for there is not one candidate VBrt f,Ba,X who have .. ukuuubo iney nave never heard view of really serving the people or the country. FOR CUBAN REC.'PROCITY. President Roosevelt is a posl'ivo persistent, confldont character. He is likable; he Is forceful. He does not pretend to great virtue, in short, there Is little pretonse about him. He usually knows what he wants and goes after It. It is his earnestness, more than his greatness that makes him a winner. All along President Roosevelt has or them; and let me say at otfee that these people aro perhaps tho best suited for matrimonial life, for they do not miss what they do not know, any more than people born blind miss tho light. But we cannot all of us be grocers or linen drapers. Some of us havo n notion of tho beautiful; others are led by their proressions or a life of oxcltoment which creates aspirations and do- sires; others havo tastes that nre fastidious and that crave to bo sat isfied; others again have passions, which they may have the powor to keep in check, but over which they may lose control. In iact, none of us can judge others by our own stand- been In favor ot reciprocity with nrri Cuba, freer trade with that iBland I A largo part ot his party In congress' A11 1 want to say, anyway, Is this: lave opposed him in this, but. re- KLm?,1hDapp,nlB ,B 8afer ,n,tho . . , . ... , hands of persons whose occupations ardless. he has worked with real keep them In tho more obscure Booseveltian energy for Cuban walks of life than In any othor; but rights and with some progress. ,n th,s case happiness does not , Tk9 fact ot the matter is a great JK2rtinn,nlffChhiore thfn 4?e qu,et J ,. ... . , satisfaction of tho wants of every- Majority of the people aro in Bympa- day life, and tho love of man and eyes mm Volumes, at times, of woman's happi ness or misery. The dull, sunken eye, with its dark circles nlmost surely speaks of womanly ill-health, and its attendant suffering. 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