DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1903.
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RURAL MODESTY.
Publish)! every nftemoun excput Sunday)
at I'ciuileton, Oregon, by the
EAST. OREGONIAN PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
I'hone, Mnln 11.
SUIIKCKIITION IIATIIS.
Dnllr ).na year by mall J.3.00
Dally, six month by mnll 2..M)
Polly, tare months bv mull 1
IMtly. one uumlli by mall DO
Pally, iwr mnutli by carrier tli
Weekly, one year by mall l.r.O
ek!r. nix month br ninll
Weekly, four months by malt SO
semi-weeEir. one year uy man .... .tiu
Semi-Weekly, six month by mall . . 1.00
enu-eklj, tbre months by mall .. .IiO
The I!a.t Oreconlan Is on sale at It. It.
KIch'H News staiuls at Hotel Portland anil
Hotel reruns, Portland, Oregon.
Metuher Scrliw MeUae
tlnn.
N'ews Assocta
San Pranelscu Iliirean. VS Puiirth St.
Chicago Ilureau. l0!) Security ltnlldlnR.
Washington, l C Ilureau. SOI Hth St.,
Bntored at Pendleton poatofllee as seceoud
class matter.
I The laws in tliemsolvos are
j tlie scales of justice, the wrons-
i 'd poor-man's shelter, the pil-
Ws of the commonwealth; hut
, tho abused practice makes those
I scales unequal, that poor-man's
I shelter a man's poor shelter for
I his wrongs. Warwick
BOUNTIFUL NATURE.
- The government's monthly crop re
port shows practically all our grain
staples above their 10-year average;
hut the hero or the story Is Corn.
The springs floods apparently
doomed the country to a short crop
ot the greatest grain staple. 3Iuch of
it hud to he replanted and it sprout
ed late. Never before hud a corn sea
son been so backward. September
lurnlshed a variety of "frost Bcares."
hut after viewing his farm on Octo
1ki 1. Unele Sam reports an average
condition SO.S. against S0.1 on
September 1, and a 10-year avernge
of 77.7. Never heiore had the per
contages increased jo steadily
throughout the oason.
Conditions have Iwen fnvorahl"
since October 1. nml the frost ilanger
'.p now parsed. A crop of more than
I'IIO.ihio.iiOO uUFhels Is expected, ac
tually RO.(Miii.nnu bushels more t'in
was imiicateil on August 1 and more
than the country ever raised iKtforn,
last yuav't Immper crop alone ex
cepted. When man' lias done his utmost to
destro prosperity here l.y fotaeutlng
ruinous ntriUes, there by "high
finance and low morality " it Is u re
lief to turn to the contemplation of
the calm bounties ot merciful nature
I ted. Heretofore calls from friends
I have been allowed during work
' hours, thoreby consuming time that
' Justly belonged to the employer, and
, causing a loss to the office through
the Interruption of the employe. Now,
when the employes come Into tho
offices in the morning they will be
required to work the full day,
their friends nnd associates will ha
to wait until the dav Is done to do ' n diapason, or a bass clef from n bone
,,.. ,., .,,. AJulmor. "o ' not o expected
luteal I lOilllif,, 1 OKI 'II. IIVIl '1 113
seemingly justified by the constnnt
loss of time, consumed by tho em
ployes during tho day In answering
numerous calls and in nttemilut; to
private business while on duty.
SETS THE
SKIFJ ON FIRE
lESSZEMA
No disease causes so much bodily discomfort, or itches, and btirns like
E?in. ncBinnttirr often with a slight redness of the skin it gradually
spreads followed by pustules or blisters from which a gummy, sticky, fluid .
spreads, ioiiuwi ) i , . . . seaijS it nn.
As a fine example of humble West
ern modesty, tho Kansas City Stnr
quotes this; "Tho editor or thollos
worth Stnr-Sentlnol rccvlved a com
plimentary copy of a new song en
titled, 'When First "Wo Met,' the
oilier tiay. Tiilnklilg It was up to1 """"V1"13 .
him to say somethlnir nhmit it be ncarson different partsof the body but oftcnest upon the unci., arms, lianas,
lid wrote: 'ab the editor of this paper j legs nnd face, and is a j exprrlmco,i t tiraoa potohes on the in-
v doesn't know a demlsemlqunvor from, veritable torment at lde ot my bunds that itched ami bitrnod, oausinH
crew worse, nd I was couvlnood. that
1 was afflicted with Eczema. I con
sultod sevorHl phyalelaus and a aura
bor of "peclallsts, aud noed several ex
ternal applications, recolvlnir but
silent temporary relief. In lebruarr
I decided to try ft. S. 8., and In less than
it month I experienced a chance for the
better, and bv May all Bymptoms. lmd
dlsannonred. and I found myself entire
ly cured, nnd have had no return of
the (IISGUBO Hll.Cf. , "
The prices of oil, wood, coal and
lent continue to rise In the East, but
the wages of the poor man remain
stationary, or becomos lower as the
winter months enmo. Although pros
perity somes to he in evidence among
nil classc3, visitors coming from the
large cities of the Cast, say that ful
ly as much suiferlng as was seen
last winter will visit the largo cities
to
give nn extended notice of the pro
duction. We can say, however, thnt
tho typo used in printing the song
was clear and plain, and the paper
seems to be of tho best qunlity of
rag.
Tho doslgn on tho front page Is I
artistic and the words are as tender
as a veal steak, and as poetic as a
song of a meadow lark on a May !
morning. The melody is found and
times, especially at
night or when over
heated.
The cause of Ecze
ma is a too ncid and
general unhealthy con
dition of the blood.
The terrifying itching
and burning is pro
duced bv the overflow
through tin; glands nnd
nr. ;... Ntnnkman's Actvertlsinc Acency.
Station A, Kantian City, Mo.
pores of the skin of the fiery poisons with which the blood -current is over.
1 loaded. While external applications, such as
tlious emotion of our cnbbage llav
ored soul."
11 -I 1. . I . I. ...t.-.t i
?" "J"" ' ' : ' l t ; w sn.Vns. salves and T.o.vdcrs uresoot hing and
be in a healthy condition with no Vv Vv Vv cooling they do not enter into the blood itself or
patent dofects or notlcenble blemish , O) hO) SO ) touch the real cause of the disease, but h. b. b.
cs. Tho tonality is clear and reso S '--'' does, and purifies, enriches, and strengthens the
nant nnd rests on harmonic relations ... acjd j,i00j aIKl cleanses nnd builds up the general system, when the
and melodic elements. Wo will sing' .. ' , ars off aad Ewema with all its terrifying symptoms disappears,
the song to any subscriber of the Star 4end for our free look on the Skin and its diseases. Xo charge for
fi'shl-. J't'i rJ''9 fw.?., medical adce. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
again this winter, on account of th(lnt0 ,t n tue tcn,,pr aU( ,mc ,
ligii price oi niei, on. rent nnu oiner
necessities. So many of the trades
have experienced disastrous strikes
this summer, that many able men fol
lowing them have been idle, earning
nothing for the extra expenses of
winter, and eating up what was sav
ed before. The year has been pros
perous for all the great industries,
but the expenses of the workingman
lire advancing and his income is di
minishing nnd the East will have to I
help Its poor population. I
T We 1
1 1 , "Sroom,,,!
want 1
-rwj.!
The National Civic Federation,
which is meeting in Chicago this
week, was founded with a good pur
pose in view. It had for its aim the
settlement of labor difficulties, with
iMit the resort to strikes. It had as
Its leaders the ablest leaders in both
the financial and labor world" to be
found. Hut at this time, three years
alter its organization, it Is further
irom reaching a settlement of labor
tumbles than at its beginning. Uur
ing Its existence strtKes have been
more numerous than before Taking
hope trom its presence, many of the
leading labor organizations made ad
vance steps toward meeting employ
ers. oven mow than half way But
the infamous decisions of such men
hs Judge Adams, of St. Louis, in the
Wabash injunction rase, has done
more to separate the employer and
employe, than this federation lias
done to bring them nearer together.
and the meetings now are Just pleas
ure Junkets for corporation presl
dents and defunct politicians. In
which they enjoy themselves in a
desperate effort to revive lost repU'
tatlous nnd in making speeches which
might pave the way lo some little
measure of jKipulnrlly among work
Ingmen.
Tlie efficiency of the lav. anil the
r.ctivity of the official Is demonstrate
il .every day. Yesterday, an escaped j
convict from the Utah penitentiary.
Kiirrendared, rater than, be hunted
i.iul hounded by the officials on his
trail. He would rnthor be at home
inside the prison than to bp at liber
ty nn I nave the law and the officers
against him. It is almost imuotsihle
lor n man to make an escape now,
through the combined agencies of the
i press, the officials and the systema
tized activity of the law.
The total wool supply of August t.
11(03. including the clip of this year,
was 405,000,000 pounds, as against
I9ii.o00.ooo pounds nt the same date
last year, a decrease of 25.000,000
pounds. The advance figures of the
new department of commerce Indi
cate an Increase of over G per cent
in the imports of grease wool for
the fiscal year ending June 20, which
means a still greater increase, if
clean scoured wool alone Is consider
ed, as the Increase is all In the
coarser grades of light shrinking
qualities.
E TO HAVE Biil
i thick, mf i i
I LUXURIANT 4-4 t t
3 u vUmmxstlonfrot-for ,!e- Of S
Eg in. f e vc ry tfomau W.. .,
SV lu alu to Imity It 15, MBVf fAfi
H nnd endeavo's to mnU HlaWSl ft!
S end thick, as edible. WMLVb tSm
m coo-tuiauvc'y Jew of WW' JM
15 ' ' '.n nare as yet BKM EJ J
-SI -.... "V " "iy -4ir-; (Ml'llli:, DMffKr jtr
HI coiT.wmcnaole them IHKsJffi
-j POH 91 r 1 ALL FWT. FwSKj
. N(ny
i
I GRAND OPENING I
With
A Fl'KR an anxious, fretful
A, nay, you need i
in aiipreciation of the services of
Dr. Ixirenz, In curing his little daugh
ter of what was supposed to be a
hopeless case of congenital hip dis
ease. Armour, the Chicago million
aire, will establish what he will call
l-orcn. chnirs or surgery" in the
principal hospital ol the leading city
in. each , state in the Union. This
t:ieat Austrian nurgcon has built for
himself In (his country a name which
will never eenso to he remenhered by
gintcfnl parents. His service lu
treating poor children free, is ono of
Hie most '.oiichini; stories connected
with the proiessioual records of tin
' ountry.
The trades In Portland are making
their surroundings more and more
iiiiploaBant. The latest restriction
Piacea upon tho workingman lu the
result or the demand for a shorter
doy by the Job and ad printers In the
offices in that city. The employers
in granting the shorter day. informed
tlie employes that during the work
hours no interruption of the working
men in the offices would be permit-
Women as Well as Men Are made
miserable by Kidney and
ri it -! ii
! manner rnnnm.
Kidney trouble prevs uxu the mind,
discourugesand lesseusambitiou; lnaiuty.
vigor uuu cueenui
uess soon disappear
when the kidneys are
out of order or dis
eased. Kidney trouble has
liecotnc so prevalent
that it is not uncom
mon for a child to be
lxini afflicted with
weak kidneys. If the
child urinates toooften, if the urine scalds
the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an
age when it should lw able to control tlie
passage, it is yet afflicted with lied-wet-ttng,
depend upon it, thecausc of thedifli
culty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be tow ards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to n diseased condition of
tlie kidneys and bladder and not to a
habit as most people suppose.
Women as well as men a, e made miser
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
.wt l.ntl ntuul tin. Kfitiit orcnt ruinwU-
ililli MUIK MWW kill- -. - y i
Tlie mild and the immediate effect of
Swamp-Root is soon realued. It is sold
by druggists, in lilty
cent and one-dollar
size bottles. Yon may
have a sample Itottle
by mail tree, also n Home of e-smp-eoot
pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Root,
including iimuy of the thousands of testi
monial letters received from sulferers
cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
lliugliamton, N. Y be sure and mention
this paper. Don't make any mistake,
but rememl)er the name, Swamp-Root,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad
dress, ninghaniton, N, Y., on every
little.
souiethinir
which shall fit your tired
i body as a well worn slipper tits a
tird foot. It must be somethlnE
J more than food or drink. If you
i want lo taste Nirvana nnd forget
t all your tire und fatigue, take a
cup of one of Chase & Sanborn's
"Urlglnnl Package ' teas. These
J are the leaves which the natives f
J theiuelvei drink with all their
vigor imprisoned. It's a very
J diflerent drink from ordlnury tea. J
Try a half-pound.
Monday, October 19
PARK THEATRE
(Armorv Hall.
La Vetnfs Vatideville
Company
Admission. Children ioc, Adults 20c, Reserved
Seats 30 cents
on. Sale at Brock, it MeCouia' Drug Store
t .t-.t t..
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"ORiai.SAL PACKAGE" TEAS.
Orloff (Formoia Oolnpg
Koh l noor (Eng. MreakUat)
Ounce I'ekoe (India A LVylouJ.
Sold lu Pendleton exclusively by
C. ROHRMAN
COUUT STREET
lliescke's
nl eats
If eet
TAPE
WORMS
MA tape troriu elirlilnn fMi loner nl
IfUt came ua the aCAlie lifUir mr taklne twn
CAS) AKKTm This am cure hi couwd mr
bad bealtb tor tue uust tliree jeurs, I am slifl
taking Cauiaruu, the only ciituartlc worthy ot
nolle by aunalble iienple '
4 ueu. n UUSI.H, tuira, hiu.
CANDY
TKAOI IUH RIMTIRtO
n!21K?h. Kit f t"blT'UM;ot- Tai oooa 110
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H0TflBBR tl9la ,na g'irauld Vt atldrua-
ThJ Oregon Dally Journal can be
found on eale at Frailer book store.
The approval of all who
want the best meat
most delicious but nc
no higher in price
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Do Not Fail to Visit
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The Colombia
Lodging Hotne
Well ventilated, neat and
comfortable rooms, good
bedi. Bar in connection
where best goods are
served.
Main Street, center ol
block, between Alta and
Webb Streets.
' F. X. Scbempp
Proprietor
Walter's Flouring Mills
Capacity, ISO barrels n. day.
Flour exchanged for wheat.
Flour, MIU Feed, Chopped
etc., always on band.
Feed.
i She Cat Tell You of Your Ail-
I menfc and Wnat Vn
Should Do.
Also your business wor
ries and successes, and
help you out of many
difficulties. She can
tell you of your talents
and- how to improve
Your time.
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Has Real Estalefc
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rtsincnce tooi
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ill tnp limit. , .t
fif Pendleton, u!j
1 arm 01 a 'et
thnntinnH. t .
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The i
Restaoi
Be:i 25 cent Mtilii
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Sleep Sou.''
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when placed il
springs, -1
nights comtoru!
mote sweei siu
Wp are nreW
nlv vnn with SH
tresses and
prices that l
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