WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1903.
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Entered at IVnilleton postoflce as seccond
class matter.
No writer can semi a truth
homo so lung as hi Is eager mill
' anxious to mala nil impression.
If he thinks he has a message
to ilellvor. lot him say It,
; straight out, in his own way,
I without over giving a thought to
' how It will bo accepted. That
' part Is iiono of his. Say your
1 say. and oven Insane people will
j understand you. Rlhert Hub
' bard.
THE DOWIE FARCE,
Tho Dowlo campaign to Now York
City has dwindled Into a sacrilegious
farce. The blustering "prophet" hns
proved to be a vulgar bully, not pos
sessing enough, anility to hold nn In
telligent audience together for nn
hour.
His blasphemy has shocked even
the slums of Now York City, and that
Is saying a great deal. Ills umpty
babbling nbout converting the whis
key drinkers and tobacco smokers,
has come to bo a coarse joke a by
word on the Howery. What respect
tho people of Now York had for
Dowle betore they saw him and his
retinue of dupes, they have lost
wliile listening to tho Insane rantlngs
of this founder of "Zlon."
Dowle Is the ward politician in a
religious robe. Ho Is the "heeler,"
armed with nn emotional role, with
which to whip tho weak Into line.
His quotations from scripture, min
gled with his vile epithets, make a
combination of disgusting harangue
which shocks the sensibilities of tho
thinking man and Axes the I nil del
more strongly in his contempt for the
sncretl principles of true religion,
Dowio is nn antl-cnrlstlan, in his
results. He has won a few intelli
gent people who were attracted by
the novelty of bis communistic settle
ment and its fanatical regulations,
but true Christian backing ha has
none. As a business man, ho is a
success, for Dowlo. On account of
the wealth which his diies have
turned into his treasury, he is able
to command n great credit among
Chicago merchants. He has turned
every dollar to account for Dowlo's
personal benefit. Thero Is no luxury
that money will buy that is too good
for Dowlo, while lils fellow Zionists
must practice and live the most rigid
ly abstemious lives of self-denial.
His religion is u.tra-radicalism. It
is emutlnu run wild. It Is n vulgar
mfs-appllcatfou of the most sacred
tenets of tho Christian faith. Its basis
Is the ridiculously false assertion that
Dowle Is n prophet, a fnc-slmllo of
Klljali, and has a divine mission.
Such base blasphemy Is revolting on
the face of It. It Is the best evidence
of the utterly unchristian character of
the man.
As an Industrial organizer ho is
u huge success. As a commander of
the weaker cluss of dupes which his
novel scheme has won, he Is u hrll
Ifant triumph. As a monoy.gottor, ho
is par excellence, for his persuasions
have brought In absolute strangers,
who have willingly yielded up to his
avaricu the lncomo and accumulations
of years without so much as tho
scratch of a pen In security, and In
addition to giving ti.eir fortunes to
him, they have become willing serv
ants to his eccentric and selflsH sys
tem of government.
In Zlon aro some goad things, It is
true. Thoy have seemingly cleanly
and moral habits nnd hcnlthful regu
lations. Industrially, It is goad be
cause everybody works for Dowlo.
Dowlo is the hankor and tho proud
Zionist instead of paying tho scriptu
ral ono-tenth In tithes, pays John Al
exander Dowle ton-tenths nnd Is bis
bondsman, besides.
neliglouy, Dowioism is a sucrl
legions farce. 'If It wore not for his
great Industrial organization and tho
wonderful aggregation of other poo
pie's money, lie would bo provonted
frgm carrying on his nonsensical an-
tics in civilized society Dowlo's
money is responsible for his liberty
today If ho woro poor, lie would bo
In Jnll half the tlmo for blnspliomy,
vulgarity mul general nntl-clvlllzed
practices.
His Now York campaign Is reveal
ing tho form of tho tlovll hidden under
tho clonk of tho "prophet."
Not ono-hnir tho prostitutes In Pen
oleton are confined In tho cribs on
Cottonwood street. Thero Is a worse
class running at Inrgo In the commu
nity, harbored In lodging houses and
touching elbows with decent peoplo In
the resldenco districts. In daylight
those parasites pretend to bo respect
able. You find thorn keeping company
in good circles and walking ns
straight ns their crooked practices
will permit. Hut at night .they are
streot-wnlkors, wlnedrinkors and de
bauches. They aro wnrso thnn the
licensed prostitutes, because they
contaminate unsuspecting young girls
with whom their seemingly decent
character In daylight, brings them In
contact They Infest ovory part of
tho city, pay no license, poso as re
spectablo people and yet are debased
beyond the possibility of redemption
This class of night hawks should be
nabbed and lined wherever found, no
matter who they happen to be or
whose toot tho shoo pinches. Tho
safety of young girls in tuo com
munity demands that parents know
who to trust and who to shun. Tho
East Oregonlan will publish a. list of
the names of tneso strect-walkors. If
the protection of the community de
mands It, so all tho members of the
demi-monde mny he placed in the
cribs, where tney belong, and lined to
help support the city government.
The police force Is helpless and tin
supported In dealing with this class
of people. Respectable men often
come to the police force and point out
such nnd such n woman as being un
lit to keep company In good society,
yet they whisper, "don't mention my
namo In It." Tho police force can
clean out these parasites If It has
tho support of the community in tho
work.
The Canadian commissioner!) to
the Alaskan boundary convention be
came Infurlnted at the prospect of
surrendering to the United States
that portion of the Alaskan coast,
which has lieen In dispute since the
'territory was first sold to this conn
try, nnd wnlked out, without slgnlnp
the treaty with the other members
of the commission. The Rngllsh
members, recognizing the justice of
the American contention, signed the
agreement nnd settled the affair In
a broad and liberal manner. Tho
United States had made no claim for
territory, not purchased from Russia.
She had not Juggled with boundray
lines, nor quibbled over the meaning
ot plain geographical terms, and the
commission has dealt justly nnd lion
estly with this country, oven though
the decision delivers to the United
States some of tho choicest territory
on tho Canadian coast. This govern
mont paid lnrd cash for that terrl
tory, and has been Jockeyed out of
the iiso of It, and spent millions of
dollars in trying to gain rightful pos
session of It for tho past half cen
tury. and tbu peoplo will be well
pleased with the result, although the
Portland canal, a narrow waterway.
not vital in the contention, is not In
eluded in tho award.
ANARCHISM IN HIGH PLACES.
The secretary of the treasury hns
oeen violating the law again by per
mitting banks In certain cases to sub
stitute other than the United States
bonds as security for public deposits
The Aldrich financial bid of tho last
session, which failed of paesage, pro
vided for this substitution of other
bonds and also .for the depositing of
customs revontto In national hanks
equally with internal revenue, nut
the secretary on his own authority
Has enacted ono provision of tho bill,
and by assuming the power to deposit
any Internal revenue which may have
accumulated In tho treasury ho has
made tho other provision of tho bill
unnecessary for all practical purposes.
So fnr ns ho is concerned, thero Is no
necessity that congress shall aver
meet again. Sprlngtlold Republican,
PESTR
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DANDRUFF
FALLING HAIR
and BALDNESS
Kill th Germ thai Is Destroying
the' Hair Root
NEWBRO'S
HER PICI DE
IS THE SCIENTIFIC REMEDY
THAT KILLS THESE
PARASITIC GERMS.
Tor Silt by Druylili, Price J 1.00.
CAUSE
SO DIFFERENT NOW.
"Papa," oxclniuied the hoy who had
Just entered high school, "I can't get
this problem."
"Stuff nnd nonsense," exclaimed
tho father recalling tho fact that when
ho was fifteen years old ho could ciph
er through tho first 175 pages of Hay's
Third Part Arithmetic without n wob
ble. The Idea of a boy of your nge get
ting stumped in llgures."
"nut this Is so difficult, pnpa," said
tho boy.
Now pnpa rather prided himself on
having boon nn tinusunlly bright pupil
In his youthful dnys, so he proceeded
to exhibit f.ho skill In lumbers lie hod
acquired.
"Well, son, It you've tried It nnd
have failed, Just give it to me and I'll
solve It for you."
As papa spoke bo hauled out his pen
ell and grabbed a sheet of. paper,
" 'If the greatest common divisor of
n number Is cqunl to the squaro root
of another number multiplied by three
and Hint product is tho dlinensons of
a right angle triangle bisected by a
line drawn trnnsversoly through the
urea, what Is tho area of the bisected
f root I on,' " read tho hoy,
"What, what, what's that?" stam
mered pnpa.
The boy repeated It.
"The Ideu that you confess your In
ability to wurk such n common prob
lem!" exclaimed papa. "I'm ashamed
of you."
"Hut papa, I "
"Nousonso! Just work at It until
you got it. Co right at it. When I
was a boy I could answer such easy
ones off-hand."
"Ilut papa"
"That's enough, sir. Cio to work "
And papa burled bis face again In
tho evening paper. A couple of hours
laten tho boy heard papa telling mam
ma tiiat there was altogether too ninny
fads in our public schools these days.
Will M. Jlaupiti, In the Commoner
Thousands Havd Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect it.
How To Find Ont.
Pill u bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours ;
at-euiuicuiiirsui-tlingiiidicuti'smi
unhealthy con
dition of the kid
ilevi! if it stains
your Illicit it is
evidence of kid
ney trouble ; too
frequent desire
to pass it or pain
in tlu. hack is
!5
..lui nniii-inrimr nroof that the kidneys
ami bladder are out of order.
Wlltlt TO UO.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, tiiat Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism,
pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
mid every part of the urinary passage.
It corrects inability to hold water
and scalding min in passing it, or bad
effects followtug use of liquor, wine or
beer, mid overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root
is -soon realized. It stands the highest
for its wonderful cures of the most dis
tressing cases. If you need a medicine
you should have the best. Sold by drug
gists in fiftv-cent and one-dollar sir.es.
You may Have a sample wiuie mm
IxKik tiiat lens an
ntuf 1 Iwitll Cf1lt fri(
In- mnil. Address Dr.
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make any mistake, but remember the
name, ur. Kilmer s nwamp-Kooi, mm
the address, liinghaintou, N. Y.
AFTER an anxious, fretful
dv, you need aumethlng
which shnll fit your tired
IkhI.v ax u well wuru idipper lllu u
tlrt-d foot. It iiiu-t be tsomethhiK
more than food or drink. If you
want to taste Nirvanu and forget
all your tire and fatigue, taken
cup of one of Chase & Bmiborn'x
"Original Package" teas. These
are the leaves which the nntlve
themselvo drink with all their
vliror Imprisoned. It' u very
dilleretit drink from ordinary tea.
Try a half-pound.
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Well ventilated, neat and
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block, between Alta and
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WIN CK.'5""""
ssRSsrcATARRH sJ
Every Catarrh sufferer dreads the coming of winter, for with the, first
breath of the ' ice-king " this miserable disease is fanned into life and all
the disgusting symptoms return. The nostrils are stopped up and the
.throat car! i be kept clear of mucous secretions only by continual bawktng
atlU spiKlllff. v-aia.... . "
,tt-r.. it iiminvntlr-e. not OU1V
to the one who has it, but everybody
else. The thick, yellow discharge
from the head produces a feeling of
personal defilement, ntid the odor erf
the breath is almost intolerable.
The cntnrrhul poison brings on
Stomach troubles nnd affects the Kid
neys and Madder. It nttacks the
soft hones and tissues of the head
nnd throat, causing total or partial
deafness, the loss of smell, and giv
ing to the voice a rasping, nasal
twang. No part of the body is secure
from its ravages. Catarrli makes
you sick all over, for it is ti dis
ease of the blood, and circulates all
through the system, and for this
reason, sprays, washes, inhalers,
powders and salves have proven
failures,
Tile way to cure Catarrli thor
oughly and permanently is to cleanse
the blood of the unhealthy secretions
that keep the membranes of the body
inflamed, and nothing does this o
Rurelv and tirontntlv asS. S. S. As
long ns the blood is poisoned witli
long as tne oioou is poisoned wuii
Catarrhal matter the discharge of mucus nnd other disgusting symptoms
of the miserable dfsease will continue S. S. S. goes to the fountain source
of the trouble and purifies and enriches
lj ii i
blood-tainting and stubborn disease
medical advice. THE SWIFT
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In our stock you will find .something to plcast: as we
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lighter makes and all show tlat richness that adds so
much to the b-auty of your rooms.
VVu bought carpets in a vast quantity and got prices
which cut down the cost so we are in a position to
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Hrond choice, large savings and expert workmen to
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roofings. For flat and steep ourfaces, gutters, valleys, etc. Easy to lay.
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teed. It will pay to ask for prlcosand Information,
THE ELATERITE .ROOFINQ CO.
WorceiUr Building. Portland,
nntrrn TUB TICK OP A.
OL001C.
WnUonvtllo, P July 13, 1003.
"Thavo'uiiod 8. S. 8. for Catarrh oftha
inner ar, and have found It an ezoal
lsnt remedy for same. I nail been
troubled with this dteease for years
and tried many things In an effort to
get relief, but nothing did me any
permanent (rood until I boiran S. 8. S.
i had a dloharee from my oar and mr
hoarlnir wu bo badly affootod that I
eouldnot hear the ttakof a oloolt. Iwaa
In bad ahape when I boiran your med
icine. S. 8. S. has done away with tha
rttaolianre nnd my hearing; haa been
wonderfully Improved; ao much ao
that I can now carry on conversation
In nn ordinary tone, whereaa a year
ago thla waa impossible.
Your medicine haa done me a world of
cood and I do not healtate to elvo It tha
credit it de.,rvee. w KlltmmNI!i
NO SION OF OATAHIi; IN THIB
TEEN YEAES.
Kreba, Ind. Ter., Aue. 1, 1003.
SoarSlra: .
About thirteen yeara airo I usod your
remedy for Oatarrn. 1 had been troubled
with it for about nine years, but alnce
taking 8. 8. 8. have never been worried
with It. I feel able to recommend 8. B. 8.
aa a aure cure for Catarrh.
T. MILIAVEE.
the blood, and so invigorates and tones up
the system that catching cold and con
tracting Catarrh is not so likely to occur.
Keep the blood in order and winter's coining
brings none of the discomforts of Catarrh.
Write us particulars of your case, and
iif ttlii'uiniiitit: hfln vnn fret rid of this
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