and read to the Illiterate by the oc
A GEORGIA JUDG
WAS ALARMINGLY AFFLICTED WITH CATARRH OF THE LUNGS.
casional scholar who carries a lew
thousand Ideographs In his brain.
"Japan has come so far." they all
say: "why will it not be well to go
the entire route, or at least so far as
the Ideal stater
Poor, hungry. and bedraggled
dreamers! Hut they arc not alone,
for the Japanese of all ranks outside
of the bourgeoise and the great no
bles are ashing the same thing. With
eminent practicality they ask: "Why
is It not as easy to get a government
that represents the best conception
of man as to worry along with a
makeshift that Is manifestly Imper
fect? Before Japan lies the sinister
shadow of an irresistible conflict.
London Malt.
SALE OF BABY GO-CARTS, 10 STYLES
S3 J3 to $8.85, material the best, styles the latest., prices the lowest
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ment to nominate Mr. Halley for
congress Is a nice play of the gambl
'crs to get him out of the way ami
i give them a chance to elect a man as
; district attorney favorable to their
calling. If the moral element and
is'khl ,,rv uftarantin lint Similar) i
at Ienlltoa. Oregon, bjr the ! church people in this county hope to
EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING maintain the ground they have gain-
r COMPANY. 8oI(j)y b. Mf HalIey.s undeviat-
Telephone, slain 11 ( Ing jiollcy of law enforcement, they
' will fee that ' he Is not sidetracked
. . k. . iui to the congressional nomination. He
hit, .m i,ar hr mall .S..Uv S
tail;, six moQtiw bj mall -.30 is needed in the ofllce of district at
torney and by united efforts can be
retained there. It Is not politics. It
!t; 1 Is plain, simple business sense to
TsJt. thive months br mall l.
IttHr. one month by mall .10
DJlj. iwr month br enrrlar t!5
TTertlT. one jear by mall l.Si
kfUt. six months br mall
WeHtiy. fonr montm dj- man to keep mm tnere.
Sexil-Weekly, one year by mall 2.00 1
3eal-Weekly. six months by mall .. 1.00 .... . .., ,'
Sal-Weekly, three months by mall . .30 , V ool will soon be rolling Into Pen-
' jdleton by the wagonload, carload and
l or .ar ureKumau uu suit: i. I , . .
Jbrk'i Newtt Stands, at Hotel IDrtland, tralnload
asi Hotel l'erklru. rortlanu, Oregon,
War
3t ember
ScrlprsMcIIae News
Sao Francisco Iturenu. JOS Fourth St
CMwzo lturean. two Security Ilulldlns. break In the wool fibre
wisninston, u. c. imrean. mi ina
SU X. W.
Zattrcd at I'endteton postoffice as second
class matter.
UH!OMglLABEL.
the Hoor of
Look how-
heaven
Is thick inlaid with patines of
bright gold.
There's not the smallest orb
which thou behold'st
But In his motion like an an
gel sings,
Still quiring to the young
eyed cherublns;
Such harmony is in Immortal
souls;
But whilst this muddy vesture
of decay
Doth grossly close it In we
cannot hear it.
Shakespeare.
The quality promises to
; be far better than last year. Owing
Assocla- to the mildness of the winter sheep
' i. .... i ., . . t .. n 1 1 1 ..
healthy condition and there Is no
All the con
ditions are favorable to good prices.
(The Western clip will be 15 per cent
, less than last year, owing to the
million sheep that have been shipped
out of the West In the past 12
I montns. mano, aione, nas w per.
cent less sheep than last year. The
'old supply of wool Is bought up, the
quality of the new wool Is excellent,
so If the grower stands pat for a
good price he will get it. One vital
I
I
a I point that must be recognized by
I the sheepmen, to insure top prices.
is the separation of the tags from the
fleece. Sort the wool at the pens,
. keep It separate and make good
prices by offering a good article put
up in good condition. And stand by
your organization. Manufacturers and
commission men are organized to
batter down the prices of raw mate
rial, you must organize to keep up
your prices.
-1ft. Ranler was on Pugot Sound
before Tacoma came, and If he
-wishes to erupt and upset the hop
Selds, Tacoma must not say him
mi.
A tourist from Missouri hit the
(wild aud wooly West with hayseed In
l. .. . . . I. t - ...... t. ! .. .... .
The snowed-under Simon faction I"'" ""- """ "-" -
-rfll be as- rood as It Is nosslMo fnrl6 Patc1'-3 on the P"Waloon. re-
, tiror in v,n .i,t, ,.i ,., aetnbled Asia's map. and the rogue-
lesand a choking halter on its neck.!,!ih Ellranler 1,1 hls eye' bespoke the
- reauy scrap, xne Kias an guyeu
".Missouri," with his floursack filled
with clothes; they said he'd take a
"tie pass back," before the winter
snows. But old "Missouri" got a job
and settled In the West; he worked
and saved and saved and worked
without a moment's rest. His nick
les grew to dollars and his dollars
grew to fives, while the dandy dudes
who laughed at him, were Idling out
their lives. A homestead on the des
ert where a wild cat wouldn't stay;
he worked and planted in the sand,
but always made It pay. Five years
slipped by In measured tread; "Mis
souri" showed them how and when
he saunters down the street, nobody
guys him now! The boys who wore
high collars and hooted blm so gay.
are hauling dung for old "Mlssou" at
50 cents a day. And when they
heard the startling news, their hearts
within them sank for old "Mis
souri's" gone to town and opened up
a bank!
Is destructive, wasteful, brutal.
yet
The energies of men are brought
to play.
And hidden valor by occasion met
Leaps to the light, as precious
Jewels may
When earthquakes rend the rock.
The stress and strain
Of war stir men to do their worst
and best.
Heroes are forged on anvils hot
with pain
And splendid courage comes but
with the test.
Some natures ripen and some vir
tues bloom
Only in blood-red soil: some souls
nrove great
Only In moments dark with death or
doom.
This Is the sad hlstorir- Jest which
fate ,
Flings to the world, recurring time
on time.
Manv must fall that one may seem
suuume. i
Above the chaos of impending Ills.
Through all the clamor of Insist
ent strife.
Now while the noise of warring na
tions fills
Each throbbing hour with menaces
to life.
I hear the voice of Progress! Strange
indeed
The shadowed pathways that lead
up to light.
But as the runner sometimes will re
cede
That he may so accumulate his
might.
Then with a will that needs must be
obeyed
Rushes resistless to the goal with
ease.
So the whole world now seem to ret'
ro grade,
Slips back to war, that it. may
speed to peace.
And in that backward step it gathers
force ,
For the triumphant finish of Its
course.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
JUDGE HCI?HA3I, OF GHEENSBOIiO, GEORGIA.
tz. a. i in i in i hi i imtini ikf n ii -rrr
VV fKrii t HIM fIJ
V. A
a Japan will give Russia time she
rifl whip herself by blowing up her
tnra navy with mines her engineers
kid forgotten about. All Japan need
to do Is to keep out of sight and let
Russia fight It out in her own bar-.Sors.
, The residents of Webb street who
Ssel unable to hear the expense of
improving the street grade at this
time, should take a glance at the
mum city council proceedings, if
they wonder why the burdens are
nerous. Members of that body,
Jected to serve the interests of the
tlr. have doubled the cost of the
cay printing by giving It to the
ftishest bidder, after soliciting pub
fcc bids for the work. Sppplement
fekis by the fact that -100 per cent is
fceing grafted from the county on the
costly printing contract, and it will
be easy to see why the burden of
tome improvement and city improve-
at falls so heavily upon the poor
who owns his home and is strug-
SBes to maintain it and educate his
Ixmlly.
The friends of T. G. Hailey do not
wish bim to make tbo race for con
cress. He could secure the nomina
tum with ease, and would make a
nee that would bo a credit to him
atil and his party. But he can be of
sore service to Eastern Oregon and
acrpecially to Umatilla county, his
lume, by continuing In the office of
district attorney. Ho has the details
and requirements of this office at his
lingers' ends. His term has been
one of the most profitable, successful
and economical for the district. In
ike history of the office. He has
jnatle money for the county nnd has
et precedent which the law-abiding
element wishes to see followed. The
snmlnatlon for congress is an un
liwn quantity. By sorao miracu
lous stroke of good management and
clean politics ho might bo elected to
sengress, but the district Is over
wbeimlngly republican. This move-
THE OLD JAPAN AND THE NEW.
In old Japan there were few
violent contrasts between rich and
poor, and, in fact, ti.e Industrial plu
tocrat was unknown. The nobly
born were rich. If at all rich, only in
land and rice, and they were not en
vied, as they seem to belong to the
natural order of creation.
But today the tradesman and the
manufacturer, who were once almost
the lowest of mankind, Infinitely
below the tillers of the soli, are be
coming insolently rich and are the
real lords of Japan, while tne chil
dren of Samurai are glad to get
small clerkships from those whom
their fathers despised.
I have been spending much time
In Darkest Tokio of late, and the mi
croscopic misery to be found there
would make a story appalling to
those who fancy that Japan Is noth
ing but swaying lanterns and softly
falling cherry blossoms. Buying and
selling Is conducted on such an In
finitesimal scale among these sub
merged wretches that the sum of six
pence will provide a handsome stock
for a hawker in iiopular lines of
food.
Among these unfortunates who of
ten walk the streets at night for the
want of a half-ponuy to engage lodg
ings on a damp floor swarming with
vermin, one bears tho doctrines of
Proudhon and Ferdinand Lasalle
discussed volubly. Their works have
been translated Into littlo pamphlets
Y0HP
weak?
Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
CURES Weak
Lungs.
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Will Ik paid bv the World's Dispensar7
Medical Association, Proprietors, Buf
falo, X. Y if they cannot show the orig
inal signature ot the individual volun
teering the testimonial below, and also
of the writers of every testimonial among
the thousands which they are constantly
publishing, taj proving their genuine
ness. "When I ccafl;tC! taking your medicines,
eighteen months ago, my health was completely
broken down." wme Mr. Cora I Sunderland,
of Cluncyrille. Calvert Co. Md. "At times 1
could not even walk acrotM the room withont
pains in rav chest. Tkt doctor mi atUndtd u
Mid I Mad fung trouble, and that I uoutd nrtr bt
trrllcraim. At last I concluded to try tr Pierce's
medicines. 1 bought a Dottle of Golden Med
leal Discovery, took It. and soon commenced
to feel a little better, then you directed me to
take both the 'Golden Medical Discovery and
the Favorite Prescription.' which 1 did. Alio
vet her I have taken eighteen bottles of Golden
Medical Discovery.' twelve of the Favorite Pre.
scnption.' and five vials of Pellets.- lam now.
almost entirely weU. and do all my work with
out any pain whatever, and can run with more
case than t could formerly alk
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleatur
and regulate the bowels.
CataiTll Of the LungS J ""-edy , P"una, and aide prompt re
I, -r-,. , , " nf corerj. The affair seated qnite a Eensa-
trie rirSt fetage 01lti0n in medical clieles estwclallv. nnd
1 tho manyfrlcnds of Judge Durham were
I not only ezceedingl" gratified at his re
covery, but tvere enthusiastic la their
praises of the remedy that had brought
! him relief.
I The following -written statement from
j the Judge himself tet forth the facts:
" continued using Peruna tor
auurt wuiic, auu nave never tell
least symptoms ot catarrh since,
runa Is certainly a mod medlrtn.
deserves the highest praise which
given it Dy tne general public"
T...J T1 t 1 f
fnr tlm Tlflfst f hrpfl TMrs. nn' I. k .
1 , ... wtHMMja.
local Judge for ten years.
Dread Consumption,
xncre are mree roaus Ymcn lecd
thcjc roads nafis all of tlint rnqi .!.
i!"" " mo ci cry year c
con?-. mutton. -L.ach nratA tot-in. vjti
hcaUli and lianniner and ends with
ease end death.
i-irst. roau: a sllgnt cold neglected-
eeiui? in mo jienu or mroat ctao
catarrn extentu io uie Jungs commD.
'ttnn
coii-rh settles in thelnnrK . eon, m.
ualiy growing worse consuaptoa.
death.
Third road: a cold neglcrtti-fetilo
in the throat hoarseness shonhtuit
consumption death.
Thousands have just started one-act
these roads, all of -whom conld be astir
Consumption.
So All Medical
Authorities Agree.
Judge Durham, a -well-known local
Judzc of Greensboro, Ga had an expe
rience with Peruna well tvorth reciting. I Greensboro, Oa., March 3, 1900.
A. report had become current among the I " Sometime ago I contracted a severe
Judge's friends that ho was threatened cold which settled on my lunsrs and In
trith pnnsnmnttnn. Tt tv-is fi-ared for n mv head. 1 tried manv remedies, all ' cured by Peruna. Thousands more ire
tima that Georgia was to lose one of its of which gave me no relief. I con- , ,ialf, ar to the enuf on of
most promlnentand influential citizens. ! eluded that my case was catarrh of the , rJadsv,;,,, "estiU curable by -era
t d un v,,i ,i., ti.n henrin U,nU. xnri ln, Per,,nM Kn .f treatment by Peruna. ?l ottitt
hart tailed to get -my relief from any of highly recommended ! began using It,
tlii medical aid at his command, that he J experiencing the very heat results from
ha- made use of tho now world famous the first bottle.
A reward of $10,000 has been deposited in the Market Exchange Bank, Colum
bus, Ohio, as a guarantee that the above testimonial is genuine ; that we hold
in our posse!r, authentic letters certifying to the same. Every one of our to
cur ' ' 'd in the word' ' hnse name is appended..
thousands are near the end whose list
days could bo made bearable and hops
of recovery more probable by comneoc-
ing reruna wittiout uciay.
Oriental
Pallors
Massage, Hairdressing and
Manicuring. Rooms 3 and 5,
over Martin's grocery. Leave
orders, at Brock 4 McComas'
drug store. The Oriental par
lors are in charge of Conala E.
Breyer, a graduate of Lola E.
Shaw's parlors, of Boise City,
Idaho.
Egg Baths,
Fomentation Bath,
Plain Shampoo,
Shampoo with Scalp Treat
ment, Shampoo with Hair Curl
ing, Head Steaming for ladies
and gentlemen,
Hair Dressing,
Manicuring,
Facial Massage.
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