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WE BELIEVE IN DOCTORS Wo believe that every man when he is sick should call a doc tor, and not try to "doctor" himself. We believe there would be far less sickness far better health if everybody would do everything possible to co operate with doctors in taking better care of their health. We believe that the best way, always, is to hnve a doctor sec what the matter is, and write u prescrip tion for it, and then have a reliable druggist prepare the medicine according to the prescription. : :- : Prescriptions our Specialty. Acouraoy and Purity of Drugs Boyond Question BROCK & McCOMAS CO. Pendleton DRUGGISTS Oregon SATURDAY. APRIL 25, 1903. Wealth is simply one of tlio Krentest powers which can be entrusted to liumnn 1 Kinds; u power, not indeed to he envied, because it seldom mnkes ns hap py; but still loss to be abdicated or despised: while in tneso days and in this country, It has be come a power all tlio more nota ble, in that the possessions of a rich man are not represented, as they used to be, by wedges of gold or coffers of jewels, but by masses of men variously em ployed, over whose bodies and minds the wealth, according to its direction, exercises harm ful Influence, and becomes, in that alternative, mammon either of unrighteousness or of right eousness. Ruskin. Its primitive cost, it Is apparent that tlio actlvo or passive alliances of the future open to the United Stntes will be not for the sake of our military strength, but because we cati feed curselves and the world. Formerly nations soiighr offensive and defensive alliance because of tho strength of their aggregated armies. Now It Is the American farmer, and not the soldier who is sought as an ally by the other great powers. Tho plow and prunlng-hooU, niul not tho sword and gun, dictate the destinies of the nations. EUROPE'S FOOD SUPPLY. Another commission with tlio Prince of Wales ns a member, has been appointed to inquire into the safety of England's food supply In a time of war, says the Call. Coun tries In Continental Europe have rea son for making a similar investiga tion. Not many years ago, when u nation desired to make war, it was a ques tion of money, ir the money lenders refused to take Its bonds, It must forego the luxury of war and be at peace Now It Is a question of food. So many countries depend upon tho United Stntes for their food supply that they must have a navy strong enough to protect its Importation, or they must let war alone. Great Drit ain has a surpassingly strong navy, but she imports more than 50 per cent of her food supply, and her war ships would bo kept busy in a war with another naval power to keep her people from starving. Our primacy as a producer of food stuffs gives to the United States a position of peculiar power. Not only in food but In the other production necessnry to other nations in war and peace, wo measurably control tho destinies of the world. Iloth England and' Germany have found It necessary to resort to our market for a supply of mules and horses for military pur poses, and for dry forage to maintain the animals they buy. The brave Boers were not whipped in South ' Africa. They wore whipped by the ' mulo breeders of Missouri and the horse ranchers of Montana. It Is not saying too much to say that the United States can at any time compel the peace of the world by ceasing to export food and mules and noises. I This Is as true as to Asia as It is to Europe. None of the Western na-1 tions can long maintain forces neces-j sary to absolutely overrun China un less we supply them, for the popu lation of that country has already outgrown Us food supply and has to Uopend on us to save Its peoplo from famine. If brought to their highest produc tion it Is doubtful whether the farm lands of the British Isles can in one year, produce a food supply sufficient for mono than seven months. Much mr tho farming area is non-producing now, and moro Is being obsoleted every year, while In the United States j more land is annually brought under tillage, and wo are still far from forc ing any considerable portion of our agricultural area to Its highest capac ity by Intensive farming. While an English royal commission Is meeting to consider the food sup ply of that country another royal commission Is on Its way to the United States to make a profound study of our food producing capac ity, our methods of developing it, and DINGER HERMAN'S CHANCES, i Tho politicians are speculating on I tho effect on Hlnger Herman's I chances the land exposure frauds will I have. As Blngor Herman was com- mlsslouor of tho land department dur- I lug the tenure of ofllce of tho recent- ly discharged land ofllciuls. Miss 1 .Marie Ware, late of the land ofllce at Eugene, Is missing. An Indictment Is out for her charging her with per jury. It Is also said that the proba bilities are that she will also have to stand trial for the misapplication of funds. Blngor Herman Is put in an awkward position by these expos ures, it strikes ,tho cnsual observer that ho has been rather lax in tho administration of his otllre to allow without investigation conditions of this kind to exist. Thai gross frauds have been perpetrated there Is no reasonable doubt. The frauds at the Bend land ofllce are a notable example. MUST ALTER OURSELVES. If you claim to be able to deal with problems you have never con sidered, to teach things you have never studied, to understand things that aro boyend your ken, you are flatly dishonest, there Is no other word for it. You are untrue ti your self. Persons are pronu to think that the world and life In general ought to alter to suit them. If they ever make up their minds to the plain fact that the only thing we can alter is ourselves, much useless waste of en ergy will ho spared. Exchange . Roosovolt Is upholding with such ad mlmblo courage. Undoubtedly tho Morgan crowd will do their best to defeat President Roosevelt In tho republican national convention. They will do their ut most to nominate thore a candidate whom they can control. Hanua Is their cholco, and they arc prepared to spend a glgnntle sum to forco him upon the national convention. They know Ilunna of old, and trust him Implicitly. Tho first open move In this cam paign of the forces of monopoly was made Tuesday night at Columbus, when Ilunna made a public bid for tho organized labor vote. At heart Ilunna has no greater love for union lnbor than has Morgan, Schlff, Hill or Parry, but It suits his Interests to make a pretense of affection, and to peso as the champion of organized worklngmen, Hencororward tho country may ex pect a persistent dffort to undormlno tho Roosovolt administration niul to thwart the popular demand for tho rcnomlnntlon of n trusted, courage ous, honest and falrmlnded champion of tho people's rights. WEARYIN' FOR YOU. Jos' n weuryln' lor yon All the time a-feelln' blue; Wlshlu' for you wondorln' when You'd bo comln' homo agen; Jes' a-wearyln' for you! Room's so lonesome with your chair Empty by the fireplace there; Jes' can't stand the sight of It! Go out doors and roam a bit; But the woods Is lonsome, too Jes' a-wearyln' for you! Comes the wind with soft caress, Like the rustlln' of your dress; Blossoms fallln' to the ground Softly, like your footstops sound; Violets like your eyes so blue Jes' a-wearyln' for you! Mornln' comes; the birds awake; Use to sing so for your sake! But there's sadness In the notes That conies trlllln' from their throats; Seem to feel your absence, too Jes' a-wearyln' for you! Evonin' comes, I miss you moro When the dark glooms In the door; Seems jes' like you orter bo There to open It for me. I.ntch goes tlnklln' thrills me thro' Sets me a-wearyln' for you, Jes' n-wearyin' for you All the time a-feelin' bluer WIshIn' for you wonderln' when You'll bo comln' home agon,- llfidtlrmc! ilim't lrnniv wlint to llo Jes' a-wearyln' for you! llini-(v'iitatives nf the Trim: Ship building Company, In bankruptcy, claim as assets the unfinished r.i-iilsm- Galveston nnd gunboat Mo hawk. They aie claimed also for the iinlti.,1 Btiitns- Tim courts will nroh- ably have ic decide the ownership. A conforence Is being hold in the East with the object of uniting sov eral denominations Into ono church. This is n movo In tlio right dlrectlun. The form of belief In many of our church denominations Is vory similar and it would be much more sensible to havo one strong church thnn sov eral weak and struggling ones. It would lead to conservation of energy and accomplish more effective re sults. Why not form a church merger and present a strong and united front agntnst tho forces of evil? Portland liar, had another lire of in cendiary origin. There certainly must bo a mental warp in the person who possesses tho mania to destroy property. What pleasure there can be in seeing valuable properly con sumed Is beyond comprehension. Tho Portland contractors now havo an opportunity of buying their lum ber of an "out or town mill. However, It is probable thut an amicable ad justment will bo reached and build ing operations will he resumed. 8LIPPERY MR. HANNA. Reliable Now York advices report that J. Plorpont Morgan is furious over tho adverse decision against the Oreat Northcr-Nbrthiurn, Paclflc'Bur llngton merger, and Is abusing the Roosovolt administration for Its vigor ous enforcement or tho law, says tho 8pokesman-Rovlow. Morgan nnd his associates and sa tellites aro saying tho president's course In this mattor is a "political play," and thoy and their counsol arc trying to dovlso somo other Plan of nullifying the law which President THE TRYING TIME Iu a younj girl's life is reached when Nature leads her uncertain steps across the Hue which divides girlhood from womanhood. Ignorance and neglect at this critical period are largely responsible- for rnucli ot tne after misery of womanhood. Not only does Nature often need lielp in the regular establishment of the womanly function, but there is almost always need of some safe, strengthening tonic, to over come the languor, nervousness aud weakness, com monly experi enced at thiu time. Dr. Pierce's Knvnrite Pre scription establishes regularity. It is a strengthening tonic, soothing the nerves, encouraging the appetite and inducing restful sleep. It contains no alcohol neither opium, cocaine or other narcotic. l wish to tell you the bcuefit we liavc trttind from using your remrilies," writes Mrs. Dan Hall, of UrodhtaO, Orreu Co., Win "Two years ago my daughter' health Ixmn to tail. KverytlSiMt that could tie tlwught of was done to help her out it was of no use. When she beirail to complain 1 was quile stout j weighed. i7o. the picture of good health, until nbout the age of iourteeu. then iu six months she was so. run down her weight was but no. She kept tilling and I gave up. ttilukiug there was no se, she must die. I'ricmU all said, ' You wlU k) your daughter.' I Mid I fear I shall. I must nay, doctor, that only for vour 'Pavoru Precriplton my daughter would have been in her grave lonlay. when she had taken one halrbottlc the natural function wan established and we bought another one, making only two bottles in all, and she completely recovered. Since then she Is as well as can be." Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on receipt of 21 one -cent stamps to pay expense of mailing only. AtldreM Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Suffered Eight Months I can heartily recommond Acker's Tnblots for dyspopsla and stomach trniiitiou r imvn been suffcrlnc for eight months and tried many reme dies without reliof, until I got AcKera Dyspepsia Tablets, which I used only n ahnrf limn nnd nm now DOrfectlv well. Thanking you for tho speedy recovery, I am graieniuy yours, i-tbh-els I. aannor, Vancouvor, Wash. Bond i w ir TTonlrnr f!n.. Buffalo. N. Y for a free trial package. (Nothing like thorn.) r . w, acuraiui uo druggists. DAN GROSVENOR SAYS: "Pe-ru-na is an Excellent Spring Catarrh Remedy I am as Well as Ever." nnnuvvvni, ni H'lIK PAMOIIS OHIO FAMILY. 1WJ. if AH. a wutoiv") v ...... Tlon. Dan. A. Orosvenor, Deputy Auditor for the War Department, in a letter written from wasningioii, , . , Allow me to express my gratitude to you for the benefit derived ' ' V... , .e hrnunht x-nndcri ul changes from one Dome or rcruiiu. -"- 7. C- nnd Jam now as well ns ever. Besides being one ot the very best spring tonics It is an excellent catarrh remedy. QR0SVEs0 In a recent letter ho says: ...... i . -1 consider Parana really more meritorious than I did when I wrote you last. 1 receive numerous letters from acquaintances all over tut country asking me if my certificate is genuine. 1 Invariably answer, yS. uan. . urusveuur. A County Cotlimlssloimr'a Letter, Hon. John Williams, County Commix slontrr.of fit" West Second strcot.Duluth, J!lnn.,sayb the following in regard to Poruna: " As a remedy for catarrh 1 can cheer fully recommend Poruna. 1 know what it is to sutler from that terrible iIIhciwo nnd I feel that it la my duty to np-.-ak a jjuod word :or tho tonic that brought ino lmi'ii-dl&to relief, reruna cured mo of a rui cuff of catarrh and 1 Unow It will -..? miv other sufferer from that dht- Jol.n Villlaius. A t'uiiirressiiiun'a Lotter. Hon. H. W. Ogdon,Congru8sman;froin t ..i.,i..t. n !l l.iHi.r written at Wash ington, It. C says the following of le- runa, tho national catarrn rumeuj . v inttal v rfcnmmend "I . 1 1 1 LuuawvuiiuH.v . vour Peruna as a tine tonic and all " - r htn around gooa nicuminc iw in n't'tl nf a catarrh remedy. It has been commended to me by people who have used It, as a remedy par- ji...r..f.. ..AssWJi'A In ihf rtir& OT C& t- rn. t.,. ii 'in nrttl M ITOOQ catarrh medicine J know of nothing better:" V - I-vm a. liinny years. T wi, " ..." - vx I'rmr,. tiinf nit nttvswl --- F-vu bUl JTVJ Jill) I a( I . . ...wm.viiiu m IhR W..., "J Hv",-'lll 11 -Jill 1 11 la w... . Italian. .. T " "" A. U1I1 Tnt-tAl. . -IV. ConBrCT3manH.l.owen wnii Fmtiirt. r .. , .( WT,. " con cheerfully - rrm . roiuomc remedy. PeruT who Is suftcrlnsrwUhJ.3 Mr.: Fred. D.Scott, !.,. uuaru ot iilr.imrootn.li . v lirjHii s jui uuiuh nnu catarrh of nilrl t. 1a n at.,t...lf.l - . vitality, increases botliiv .L hhvu uoiu ILTMUn Vn I. . . . " " 111 1 E ffrexl. D.Scott. ' " Gen. Irn C.Abbott, con nr., asiniigion, jj. (.-., wtll?8. " I am fully convlnwvi iv.. " (idy Is an excellent tini. .riouu.s jiavo uanl it with th, mi luiii uiiuuiu,--ira c, AbbotL. Mrs. KlnifrI?Icmlnis.or,trf ..... ' 1 1 -s. .1 v vuu uuuutu io. J . Vn.il... giou in minor, or Jllnnetpolk writes from B5 Polk strecLlr? "I have been troubled all my llfo with catarrh In my head. I took Peruuu for about t h r i a months, and now think I am p er malicntly enred. I helluva that for catarrh In all its forms Poruna is the medicine of tho aeo. It cures when all other fall. I can heartily rccomneni as a catarrh remedy," Ma Fleming Treat Cuturrli la Spritt ' n-i.& n I.. 41. 41 ... ... Cold, wet winter weather oltei Thuro can be no failures 11 weuther of Hjiriny Am a systemic catarrh remedj eradicates catarrh from tha i ... i , 1. 1 wilt miL'i il iiiat in luiuigu. ik ..nriirT-ii (il liiu hitjiuuuii u init tun Hiiiiiu cerium i v ui;aiuiuui tnnii-LTV rr.Rllltri from till lLofi of write at once to Dr. jianni, full statement of your case ltd vice gratis. Address Dr. ITartman, M . Elmer -- ..) j t . t . n i t m m . .) .a. THE PALfl 22i EAST COURT STREET J'urest and lie&t Candies Conslantly on hand. Drup in and test; our Jco f.'reani and Ice Cream Soda THE PALM T. D. GADDIS, Proprietor. t s t a .. ). . sii.t.aia'..t - . m . . a TTTTTTTtTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT ttP WT frTTV'rtrnrWV'WHW' aT rJ.l aTk . Hill union eisi union seis: We received an extra shipment of onion sets and onion seeds by mistake. The company from whom we purchased them have instructed us to sell them regardless of price. To close them out we offer them at iac per pound in small quantities, or cheaper in larger lots. -: -:- C. Rohrman, Court street LEGAL BLANKS afogtfe of them. A foil supply always kept in stock. 1 1 IN A I K K TflNA n 1 jjii 1 jinn . e- :.l..,nf U,M,n w c liiuavc UL (JMWtolH! or Square 1AHTCD T 111 Lll I IIIIIKI We make them unlit M. WUTK 19 ucvci aiif3""-- fCHUICLUli ri" . F . ri 1 iimner ioi t RuifCTER. IVDI.f.l' i ....... . J ONLY ONE Week More OF THE J EBEN SAl ..u..i. ublrlu ele. Bl - . , u , name HIOCK llllisv uo o".- rn... im ii'bpK 01 IIKT. 1 l.u flm UMl Cll"".. 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