AILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1904.
LMlss Nettle Blackraore,
neapolis, tells how any young
woman may be permanently
cured of monthly pains by tale
tag Lydla E. Plnkham's Vege
table Compound.
"Youjfo WoilKft I had frequent
headaches of a severe nature, aant
pots before my eyes, and at my men
atrnal nerloda I suffered untold ntrony.
A member of tho lodrje advised mo to
try Iiydln E. PinUlinm's Vege
table Compound, but I only scorned
irood advice and felt that my case was
hopeless, but alio kept at ma until I
bought a Dottle ana staricu wkius
It. I soon had tho best reason in tho
world to change my opinion of tho
medicine, as cacti aay my iicaun juj
unwed, and flnallv I was entirely with'
out pain at my menstruation periods.
lam most graiciui. ettu: uwiui
Konc, 38 Central Ave, Minneapolis,
Minn. t SO0O forfeit If original of about lotttr
mnelnf etnjtntnus cannot ooproavooa.
If there is anything about your
case about wiiicii you wouiu
like special advice, v.-rito freely
to Airs. jt'iiiKiiam. no win noiu
gour letter in strict conliUcuce.
ho can surely liolp you, for no
Jicrsou in America can speak
rom a wider experience in treat
ing femalo ills. Slio lias helped
hundreds of thousands of women
hack to health. Her address is
JLjnu, Muss. ; her uilvieo is free
Be
Carnation Carnation
Extraeu Sore Extract
... and
are arc
Good Call Pure
Fr
Peerless Mushes
When
Carnation Yott Carnation
Bxtraeti Go Extracti
are to r0
Strong Yoor Wholesome
Grocery j
Save Money
On Your Meat Bill
Heing a ptock raiser on Ulrcli
creek 1 li not Imve to buy in
ferior cattle, but Imve prime
stock of my own ruisliifj for the
block. You will get letter
meat and more of it for Uhs
nioney at my shop llmuaii
whtie else in town.
S. Warner, Prop.
NEW MIUVKKBY IU,DC1.
West Court. Street
l'houu 3Ulu tail
THE BEST
IS THE CHEAPEST
Dear this In mind When you
need poultry and stock supplies
and ask for the Interuaiiunil
Poultry and Stock Food.
Kow Kure for your cot
bles.
C. F. Golesworthy
. 127 129 East Alta St.
Agent for Lee's Lice Killer
SMALL ECONOMIES.
The nrtnl Chnnnp Tlint Una Entered
Into Onr llualneaa Blethoda.
Ono thing above all others In this
go of activity murks the change from
past methods. It is that the day of
petty economics has passed. Most mid
din aged men art fuuilllar with tho
old Third Header story of the archery
contest, where Out Until test cnuio be
tween the careless boy, who was rather
n better marksman than the careful
one. The careless boy had made n linn I
score that wns going to be hard to
bent. As the careful boy stepped to the
linn and pulled tho arrow to Its head,
his bowstring snapped. According to
tli rules, no one could give him anoth
er, nnd the careless boy was Jubilant
until the careful boy, reaching down
into his pocket, brought out n piece of
whipcord which bo bad saved from n
package n few days before and with
which he Unully won tho contest.
This was the old story- There Is u
newer one, characteristic of the pres
ent. In this one a man advertises for
an otllco boy. Ills choice dually rests
between two bright joungsters, nnd as
the supreme test he asks that they open
fcouie pjekuges lying on a table. This
Is easy for Charlie. Charlie takes up 11
package, unties four hard knots, un
winds the string, tolls It up around his
fingers, ties It Into a loop aud lays the
string In n safe place. Then, unwrap
ping the package, lio folds the paper
up neatly and lays It on n shelf. Hut
by that time Willie, with bis pocket
knife, has slashed the strings on seven
package?, ripped the paper off and
piled the whole mass of rubbish In the
wastcbaskct. Forty years ago. of
course, Charlie would have got the Job.
Now, however, Willie Is business man
ager for the koine.
Things have changed. Small econo
mies hold today us well as they ever
did, but they aro not the old fashioned
economies that once were worshiped
as virtues. They must be scleutlllc
economies. The days of saving wrap
ping twine are gone. The time for sco
ns that not n pennyweight more Iron
than Is necessary should go out In slag
Is here President K, .1. Itullliigton of
Illinois Steel Company in Chicago Trib
une.
' THE DRUG HABIT.
twentieth Century Sutietttntea Per
Siren nml rood.
The vlco of drug taking, which has
taken so Urni a hold on the llvcfr'of so
:lety men and women. Is developing to
inch an extent and In such curious di
rections thnt It threatens to become a
icrlous and all pcrviidlng-evll.
Most drugs are taken for the sake of
toothing tho nerves and producing
sleep, hut a now drug has lately leen
discovered which owes Its value to the
loot that It Is regarded us a substitute
for natural rest.
Modern men nnd women who arc not
now content with n day of twelve
hours, but wish to live nnd enjoy as
many as possible of tho twenty-four,
now carry In their little silver bonbon,
uleres or embroidered bugs some Inno
cent looking white tabloids which, they
declare, entirely do away with thu
want of sleep.
"U seems so lazy," said a well known
young man about town the other day,
"to sleep away eight hours of the twenty-four!"
People will no longer allow them
selves the necessary amount of time
for sleep. They are so worn out nnd
exhausted with too much work or too
much play that they gradually become
entirely enfeebled and are unite us un
willing ns they uro unable to rest,
With the loss of health they lose ns
well the wish to cat, and another now
drug which Is now being exploited in
Purls claims for Itself that henceforth
no one will need cither nourishment or
appetite.
The fact Is society life todny Is so en
tirely urtillrlul that It is only by n con
stant use uf drugs, tho most common of
which aro morphia and cocaine, that
Its devotees ure able to get through
their day.
Some of Its pnpulnr favorites, the
women without whom no bull or party
Is complete, are often Invisible for
hours under the Inlluonco of sonic
deadly drug. London Mull.
DAY OF LEE'S BIRTH
THI8 DATE MADE A PUBLIC
OBSERVANCE IN THE SOUTH.
Daughter of the Confederacy ConJ
federate Veterans and Other Or.
oanlzatlons Conduct Anniversary
Exercises, and Schools and All
Public Business Except Under
Federal Control Suspend for the
Day.
Atlanta, Oa., Jan. 10. H10 birth
day of Houort E. I.00 was obsorvod
throughout Georgln today by the lo
cal chapters of tha Daughters of thu
Confederacy, who prepared and car
ried out elaborate programs, the
features of which wore southern
songs and readings rolntlng to tho
llfo of l.ec. In this city and olse
where there wore also parades of
the mllltla and other organizations.
Illchmoml, Va., Jan. 19. Hanks
nnd the state and city buildings
were closed today In observance of
Leo's blrthdny. This afternoon tho
local mllltla companies marched out
to tho Loo monuniont, where n pa
rade was held and n salute llred.
Tonight l.on camp of Confederate
veterans will hold Its customary ex
ercises In observance of the mini
versa ry.
honor of Leo tho public schools .tho I
bunks nnd tho courts woro cloaod'
Mtihllo, Aln., Jnn, 10. The birth
day of Oonoral Itobort B. Leo was
colohrntod hero today by tho closing
of thu hunks nnd public offices not
controlled by tho federal govern-mont.
Farm Improvements.
Ono of the fro3h nir fund children
who had boon Btnylng on a farm near
Chubnnsc, Illinois, Bays tho Sto, Anno
rtocord, wns amazed at tho modorn
linprovemontt! ho dlscovored there
His attention was nttractcd by u
swiftly turning windmill, beneath
which a number of pigs woro wallow
ing In tho mud. j
"III! III! rollers, rotue horn!" h.J
shrilled ut his companions. "l.ooltv
hero! They've gut oloctrlo fans o
cool the pigs off with." 1
Itov. Samuol a. Hnvormnlo, Metho
dist, Is dead nt Spoknno, aged 'n
years. Ho proachod In 1875, tho first
surmon preached nt Spokane to a
whlto congregation,
HEALTHY PLANTS
tleqnlre the Moat Core fat Attention mm
wen aooa Boll.
Did you over boo a rosebush which
despite tho most bonoflcont environment
01 son 01 Bunsiune ana or atmosphere,
-seemed never to achlove a health
growth.
A ton of manure will not help a plant
thot has a canker eating out Its heart
Ton must destroy the causo bofore you
can romovo tho effect.
Jacksonville Fin., Jan. 19. The ' "z ..?, L,c"Je aHaP" .n.nd nnM-
amdvorsary of ee was generally oh- ,,bnR n vaseline, etc. '
served throughout Florida. Hanks you mU3t 00k to tho causo of tha
ami suite unices wuru ciosuu aim irouuio it s a norm at tho roots nf
LVttihif
1
cured
'IVrvn..
llnrinr nil 11
wat vuiuijtr
there woro military parades nt var.
Ions points. At (lamcHvillo a hand
some Confederate monument wns
unvolled.
Charleston, S. C. Jan. 19. In
your hair which causes It to fall out
Nowuro's Iferplcldo destroys the norm,
oml healthy hair Is the sure remit.
Bold by lendlne drurclsts. Rn'nrt loe. In
stamps for sample to Tho Herplclda Co..
Detroit. Mich.
K. W. 8cniiiidt, special agent.
Sold by Tallman & r
. wrcaon v J,.
"II Idl. a. bal..,
The rMnr.r Store Imltnn.
The last clgur store Indian In New
Orleans Is for sale. There used to be
n time when n cigar store without an
Indian in tho front was like Vllllkins
without his Dinah. Hut things have
changed. A wooden Indian Is no Ion
ger regarded as tho distinctive and
the distinguishing mark of 11 clgur
store. Hosldes. It cost something. It
was made to order. Tho mule Indian
In tho glory of bis feathers and his out
fit cost imywhore from ?:i."0 to ?."00,
but the female could be purchased for
from SOO to $2M. As tho custom of
Indians Li, tho women occupied 11 posi
tion fur Inferior to that of the men.
The Indians look down upon their wo
mankind, and tho clgur store people
looked down on tho female Indian. A
buck with nil his feathers llowlng
and tho lire of buttle In his wooden
eye wns worth In tho eyes of tho deal
er SIDO more thnu the squaw who
hud tho sumo shape. It takes an ex
pert to toll tho difference between a
squaw and 11 buck, even In tho natural
stugo of the animal, hut in tho wooden'
representation the sexual contrast was
made striking and acute, ami nil be
cause of tho difference In price. New
Orleans Tiuiox-Deinocrnt.
(irny l'"liilh mi Silver.
The "gray llnlsh" on silver is n re
cent Invention. The piece of Bllvor
plate (a wutchcase. matchbox, vase,
pitcher or what notl to ho llulshed by
this process Ik llrst of nil locked tight
ami llrm In a sort of frame and before
an apparatus that somewhat resembles
n toy cannon.
This arrangement is connected with
a receptacle containing a very Hue
sand and a compressed air apparatus.
The whole Is connected in such a way
n
MBER
that when set In operation tho blowgu
nrrungi-mont sonus a terrific blust o
lino sand against tho pluto of exposed
silver. This beating of the grains o
sand against the sliver produces what
Is known us the "gr.iy finish" In sever.
ul hours. 1 bis llnlsh Is nothing more
than a slight roughening of tho sur
face of this motul by menus of the
Kind blast Kvery grain of sand iiiukc
tin Impression on tho motul, which If
examined with tho microscope look
like the roughened surface of a nut
meg grater. Washington Post
A filKfintlt? Pntrer Slntlon.
Sluch Interest has been aroused union
nil who follow the enormous strides ! which (Jornmiis ure going In the matter
IlelileltierK CnMlr,
Heidelberg castle, the beautiful old
ruin on the Neckur so beloved by th
American tourist In Europe. Is to bo
reconstructed. Herman architects are
anxious thnt It should not bo kept up
merely ns n ruin, but that It he 011
tlroly rebuilt. It Is considered far (00
valuable 11 relic of renaissance architec
ture to act us 1111 additional attraction
to u landscape. The (irnnd Duke of
Hesse anil Nation nnd tho kaiser are to
he asked to support tho project, which
Is to tost about ft.UU0.0U0 marks. (;r
mans are delighted nt tho proposed
chunge. hut It Is believed Mint foreign
ors will bo sadly disappointed, iieldol
berg enstio has always boon such an
admirable place to write letters from.
At nny rnte. tho proposition to recon
struct tho castle shows tho length to
ruationtl j
)d. Use j
3w tron- J
that the practical application of ougl
neorlng nnd mechanical science Is now
making by the recent completion of the
grout power stutlon of the .Manhattan
Klcvuted railway. In Now York city.
It Is tho largest power station lu the
world, its Immense engine plant com
prises eight units, ouch possessing n
maximum of liSM borsepowor.or 100.
0011 horsepower for the i-utlro plant.
I hero uro seven substations, located nt
of reconstruction.
Ulna Cilnnril tiermnnf
Ring IMw.ird VII.. soys u llrltlsh scl
enlist. Is much more of n Ceruiuu thnu
an Englishman, and ho gives the fol
lowing reason for this statement
After Kludylug King Edward's gene-
illogical tree, from Queen Victoria back
to .Iiunos IV. of rJootlmid. ho Minis that
1'IIXQUKKN ItriTRU Ciena
comfortable roomi from 23
, eeniiup. Nfwly furnliLtd
throughout Queen I'lion Hou
In ronnwlbn. Metli at all
bpuri. Only while belp em
plojal. Glreut a trial. -- ,
MEN
The DR. LIEBIU STAFF
only Rpec-laliktH for men, con
Mnue to cure nil chronic, pri
vate &DeivouallDienii, Impott-ni-e
kill Ultrai!. tbeumatlim. latarcb.
SLi1l.?.'rr"r, 7. Sixth ilree't. I'ojtl.ud,
2r write. WT. ttle, vaib. Call
le. Dr. A.
pitoMPT, reliable; service
A. J, BEAN
HAULING OF AIL KINDS
Cool 1 taken but'of care of, Leave ordart at
JircTaeH'f. Wwae Main 1271.
of the -l.a'l! drops of blood which olr
different points In the city, nnd the 1 dilute In his veins only one Is English
main station Is capable of delivering I namely, the drop which comes from
liO.otX) electrical horsepower In the form ! .Margaret Tudor, wife of Juuies IV. of
of a throe phase current for driving the
trulns on th elevated railway system
'I ho ulleru.ilors. with their rolntlng
magnetic Holds driven by the engines
nt the r-fiitrul station, nre forty-two
foot In diameter und weigh ouch 41.",'
tons. The rotating "Held" nloue weighs
loo tous.
One Picture nf Oelarer.
General Delurey. who captured Lord
Mclhuen. Is n gray bearded itoor.
whoso usual uctlve service' uniform Is
a suit of the rustiest black. Ho would
puss for a broken down local preacher.
"i remember." writes 'a war corre
spondent, "a mooting two of my col
leagues had with Delurey In the curlier
part of the war. The representative of
an Australian paper was mortally
wounded. Two of his comrades entered
the lloer lines In quest of Mint They
were blindfolded und taken before tho
general. When their eyes were unhand-
nged. they beheld u venerable looking
lloer III turned up shirt sleeves, seated
on the ground, peeling potatoes. It was
Dclarcy himself. London Chronicle.
Xnolnl Inaunltr.
In New York recently all the swell
women attended a party dressed like
bnbl;s. The men also wore baby
gowns nnd caps and kept up their baby
parts whenever the bottle wns passed.
u is called a very unlnue and urt 1st c
affair by New York papers, but out
west, where we don't swing so far to
wn ru insanity, It Is considered remark
bly silly, Atcuiwm Ulobe.
Scotland,
On the other hand he says that the
King bus two drops of French blood,
deiived from the unfortunate .Mary
Stuart; five drops of Scold) blood, for
which he Is Indebted to .lames IV. and
to Durnloy. Queen Mary's husband.
eight drops of Danish blood and 4.0-IU
drops of Herman blood.
The Unnrarrlnat Wlnara at Bird
Dr. F. H. Knowllon of the United
States national museum says that pop
haps the longest strulghtawny flight
made by birds In their migrations Is
accomplished by some of the shore nnd
water birds that nest In the Islands of
Ilerlng sea'uiid epc?d tho winter at
Hawaii und Fanning Island, -7J00 miles
nwuy. As some of these birds live en
tirely on the shore and are probably
unable to rest on the surface of the wa
ter, they must, says Dr. Knowlton, ac
complish Hie whole distance In a single
flight Yet, although there aro no land
marks for them upon their long Jour
ney over a waste of w iitovs they moke
their way to their distlm Won "with
tho precision of a rlflo bullet"
Dtrcottlnir KeUm .Ulif:er,
While all the hotpltnls r lln are
usually overcrowded, u 1-0 Is one In
which not much more t'in half the
beds are occupied. It Is ,,r -ibled over
by Dr. Bchwennlngc wh.- lor n time,
was Illomniek's ph.vr- d.ir l,n' whoso
methods of treatment up hi peculiar
that the other pbyslcluim ,e practical
ly boycotting blm.
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tunitv to OnpGLQ on -a Jftlrtft
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Rubber Tin. d Buggy
As
an Expression of Our Good Will Toward
Subscribers and to Increase our Sub
scriplion List
We
VV 111 I turn A tft.i AliAl-. J ... .nU;.lftA nil
- - . . i tlOUII.ILV.I T 1 1 kL U UMUIHVH
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now on Exhibition in the Show Window of the A, Kunkel
& Co. Implement House, Two Doers South of the
East Oregonian Building.
Tho East Oregonian has purchasud
from tho A. Kunklo Implement Co.
a 100 cushion tiro buggy. It Is a
beauty, strong, sorvlcnblo nnd woll
flnlshod. For each year's subscription
to M10 Weekly at SI. fiO flP tnt Al'nrir
similar nmount paid on tho dnlly or
soml-weokly tho subscriber Is entlt
led to ono guess at nn unknown num.
oor 01 inroo llguros, that will be
placed in a sealed onvoloun. Thin i
not n drawing, lottery, or gift enter-
iiriBo 01 any Kind.
How to Participate.
Each recelnt for ii.Rft re nn
Wookly or Bemt-weokly East Oregon!
Ian, to nny address, tho porson to
whom the recelnt is Ihhuo,i ,mi ,
glvon an opportunity, absolutely with
out cost, to have a guess at tho un
known number, and the porson or
persons guosslng nearest that number
will receive as a present and without
any compensation whatevor, and
merely as an oxprosslon of good will
pn tho part of tho East Oregonian
toward Ita subscribers, tho 1100
cushion tlrod buggy ndvortlHn,i in
this papor nnd on ehlhltlnn i a
Kunkel & Co's. Imploment houeo two
doors south of tho East Oregonian
building.
For each $1X0 paid the holder of
tho rocolpt will havo nn onmriimu..
pt making ono guoso. For oxamplo
If you SOUd S1.S0 for onn nn,'. ...v
scrlptlon ti tho Wookly or I2nn tnr
ono year's subscription to tho Soml-
nuniy you nro ontitiod to ono guess.
If you pay 1E.00 for onn v.r. u,,u
scr ptlon by mall to tho Dally yuu
will got throo guosflos. if you pay
J7.B0 for ono yoar's subscription to
T, w ' uouvoroa by carrlor you
Will got flVO RUOBBOB. nr If vm,
I3.7C for six month nr thn n.n .l
carrier you aro entitled to two guess-
No commission Is allowmi
scribers iindor this offer, and tho
person so subscribing doos It with
tho unilorslniidlng that tho East
Orogonlan Is nccopted as payment in
mil for tho monoy paid.
Unknown Number How Prenarcd,
Tho unknown number that Is to bo
guessed will bo mado up In tho fol
lowing mannor. Tho ton numbers
from nought to nlno will bo nut on
scpnrato slips of paper. nnd folded .10
as to bo unseen, and a commltteo ft
subscribers will bn nskon to conduct
the assembling of tho unknown tium-
her. This unknown number will bo
formed at tho East Qrogonlnn,.p(Ilc,o
on January In tho following maimer;
Tho ton numbers from nought to
nlno, Inclusive,, on separata slips of
papor, in small sealed onvolopos,
will bo placed In a box, shnkon, nnd
a blindfolded person In tho prosonco
of tho commltteo will draw out threo
of iiioso ton numbers, marking tho
first ono, ,tho second two and tho
third threo In figures, and thoy will
then bo placed In a largo envolope.
settled up nnd dollvorod to tho chair
man of tho commltteo of subscribers
until tho contost Is closed when tho
huggy will bo turned over to tho per
son guessing nearest to tho solocted
numhor.
The remaining sovon numbors from
which tho throo numbors wore
drawn.ywlll bo burned unoponed hy
tho committee, nn Hint nn onn will
Know wnat thoy wore.
Tho unknown numbors will bo
formed by putting togothor the throe
numbers 'in tho order as marked, ono,
two, three, on tho onvolopos on whtch
thoy aro contained, Tho unknown
numhor will not ho nssomblod until
tho guosslng contost Is complotad,
henco no ono will know what it Is to
ho until It Is publicly announced to
subscribers.
Limited Competition.
The number of rocelnts Issued in
,n,mhr rf messes P1"
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range or me
n,,i nc-7 n, ine www
.... i,,. mnosed Of P"
Mmqn limits. The ""
cnnnoi uo Jess luauv--
mate guossins u" . lTm!
must Um
t.r the EtS
1111 UllUltVU av- -
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tho commune. -i
msuro that resuiL
Tho rcceij tt
icsi win r-r..rj,n
lm In thO UCCe
subscrllier wrlth
on tho ba.CK ",'::
mniwuK - - 1.10
number.
f-Ulivn , I-fi t- .
test will he over ;
How th cu2,.('fct:
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m iwnn Will V .
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tm f"1 TJ '.Tn.tie.f-TTrt
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any i""" . ti v'C
which wl "TV. .fit1
the riWW
int or solicitor for iwcurln sub
this contest will be limited to the I