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PAGE FOUR.
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1904.
GRAND DISPLAY OF EASTER CARDS, BOOKLETS, RABBITS,
CHICKENS, HUNDREDS OF EASTER NOVELTIES FROM 2c
TO 75c.
Frederick Nolf & Co.
FISHING TACKLE.
Hooks, 15c, 25c, 40c and 50c
a dozen.
Poles, split bamboo, feet
long, 98c to $9.45.
Reels, 10c to $5.45.
Fish baskets, 95c to $2.45.
BICYCLES.
We sell the two leading
makes Ramblers and Cres
cents $22.00 to $40.00.
Bicycle sundries,
lowest prices.
full line,
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER.
Published every afternoon (except Sunday)
at Pendleton, OreRon, by the
EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
Telephone, Main 11.
Entered at Pendleton postofllce as second
class matter.
"It nover pays to rustle
much," said I.nzy Ezra I'ox,
on an empty cracker box. "I . , peoples' money!
don't believe In stlrrln up n
law should cease, and good govern
ment depended upon the Inclina
tion of the citizen, how long would
It be until complete anarchy reigned
In every community, If this poll tax
law Is to bo taken as a criterion?
Pay tho tax and respect the law.
Show to tho communities outside of
Pendleton that tho statutes of' tho
state mean just as much inside of
Pendleton as thoy do In the country
districts. Don't encourage anarchy
In the application of other city or
dinances, by defying this ono, be
cause there Is no penalty attached to
lis non-observance.
tho growth of tho city? The expen
ses of the city government will be
raised by additional taxation whllo
this gas company will bo enjoying
business in a city of 15,000 to 20,')10
people on an insignificant payment
based on a city .of CGOO population.
The people should have a per cent
of the Income, or this rranchUo
should bo withheld.
Tho Tribune accuses the East Or
cgonlan of agitating factional differ
ences among the republicans, by
mentioning .tho work of Mr. Moody
in congress. Was It for tho purpose
of agitating factional feeling among
the republicans, that tho Tribune
supported tho Slmon-Corbett people,
against Senator Mitchell, or vas It
because of tho $400 blood money
from poor old man Corbctt, that vas
In It?
DISGUISED CATARRH
A Stealthy, Insidious, Weakening Enemy to
Suffer Needlessly Worn
COMING EVENTS.
GUARD THE PEOPLE'S MONEY.
Give, give, give, is the cry of tho
century to every custodian of the
Public begging Is keeping paco
lot o' noise at all, for often with other arts and sciences of tho
April 9. Umatilla county repttbll
can convention.
April 12. Umatilla county demo
cratic convention.
April 12 School bond election,
Pendleton.
April 14 Republican date con
ventlon, Portland.
April 1C Meeting of Oregon Cat
tie-growers' Association, Portland.
April 19 Democratic state con
vention, Portland.
May 2 Oregon Federation of La
bor, Oregon City.
May 4 General M. E. conference,
Los Angeles.
May 27-2S Caledonian picnic at
Athena.
June 2, 3, 4 Umatilla county plo
neers' reunion, at Weston.
Juno C General election In Ore
gon. June 15. 10, 17 Oregon encamp'
ment G. A. n., Hood River.
too much energy II bring
about a fall. Now there's tho
Hea his energy jlst gits' him
scratched to death. The hen
thet works too hard
20th century. Paid commissions, or-
congress and legislature.
Every scheme that can be made
gnnlzed anil( maintained for tho pur
, 1 pose of lobbying, which Is another
for name for begging, are part of overy
worms Is first to loso her o
breath. The pig thet fights I
iha lmnloaf fi.r tli. onm 0)
throwed In tho sty is first to , to "I'I'eal to public patriotism, to
fatten, first to sell and first fenthor private nests, is launched,
uf all to die. Tho horse that ! and It becomes a paid Industry.
i overflowing with experts, to conduct
, I a begging bureau, to build up a gl-
j gnntlc event or operate a gigantic
this workin' hard ain't right. , scheme of private aggrandizement,
I don't keer what they say. ' through a semi-public interest to
An hour or two uf work's I, f ,,, ,,,, , .,,,, ,.,
PRACTICAL PROBLEM.
tries to do It ' nil soon works
hisself to bones. The dog that
does the barkin' is tho ono
that gits the stones. No, sir,
enough say, ov'ry
day." And then ho
other
tilted
;et something for nothing,
Fairs and expositions, worthy in
'gainst .the wall his empty themselves, If conducted on a mod-
cracker box an' soon wus 'crate scale for public benefit, are
i becoming tho crazo of tho ago and
a I the paid begging nrmy that har-
j rasses congress and state leglsla-
, tures in the interest of appropria
tions for fnr-fotched schemes of ad
vertising and profit, take up hair of
tho legislators' time.
No wonder congress hesitates to
give away tho people's money, to
overy scheme that comes along.
snorln' reg-lar like olo Lazy
Ezra Fox. San Francisco
Star.
LET THE LAW TRIUMPH.
Anarchy among the rich and In
fluential encourages anarchy among
the poor.
The successful refusal of ono bua-Kvery appropriation made In tho in
mess man to obey a law encourages terest of an exposition, drives tho
10 worklngmen to make the samo j opening wedge In that much farther
refusal, and tho official is powerless for tho next fellow that comes alonfc
in the demoralized condition to on- with a scheme, nnd unless such
forco tho law or keep order in so-1 things are discouraged, the expo.il
doty. ' '''2 W tion crazo would "swamp" tho
The test caso on the collection of j treasury.
poll tax In this city Is one of tho
most important cases that will como
before a court in Pendleton for many
a day. It is to decide whether law
Hut while congress is hesitating to
donate for fnlrs, It should also lie
careful not to donate to worse things
through grafting contracts, from
can be ruthlessly set aside by indi- which the people would recelvo no
viduals or whether tho official can .benefit whatever. A closer guard
enforce It and mako It effectual in
furthering tho ends of civilization.
In making tho charter of the city
of Pendleton, tho road tax, to which
citizens In tho outside districts aro
subject, was abolished, tho residents
of this corporation being exempted
therefrom. Residents of Pendleton
do not help keep up county roads,
by paying tho road tax.
In order that the revenue raised
In the city bo applied to street Im
provement, a street poll tax of ')2
was instituted, to be collected by
the city marshal just as tho road
tax In the outside district is collect
ed In work and cash by other offle
lals Unfortunately, In tho construction
of the charter no penalty was at
tached for non-payment of this
needed tax and the consequence Is
that only about 250 taxpayers out nf
1,000 pay it.
Tho East Oregonian does not bo
llovo that It was a wise provision to
mako voting at municipal elections
contingent on tho payment of this
tax, as that smacks too much of
property qualification in the fran
chise, hut It does believe that a
penalty should he attached,, increas
ing: as tho delay in paying tho tax
increased.
Tho law should prevail and this
tax should bo paid. It Is tho basis
of rovenuo for street improvement
and malntainance, and not a solitary
taxpayer that comes under tho pro
visions of that law should bo allow
ed to shirk that duty.
This law should have the moral
support and backing of overy man
interested In seeing law supremo
and concerned in tho advancement
of Pendleton. Supposo tho citizens
nutsldo of Pendleton sliould refuse
to pay road tax. Supposo all laws
woro defied. Suppose tho salaries
paid to pfllelnls for onforclng tho
should be placed around the peo
ple's money at different leaky places
In the public treasury.
These same congressmen who are
cutting down the Lewis and Clark
fair appropriation, will probably vote
to pay the irailroads five prices for
hauling the people's mall, and will
subsidize every scheme presented
by friends of politicians in congress.
Tho Pacific States Telephone Com
pany pays Baker City five per cent
of Its earnings, each six months, in
return for tho franchise granted the
company in that city. The last pay
ment amounted to over $300, and as
the telephone Is extended and the
city grows, this amount will be mul
tiplied and the taxpayers will bo re
lieved of more and moro of tho bur
dens. This company enjoys Its right
to do business there, and was only
too glad to be able to secure a per
manent franchise in return for n
portion of Its receipts. In Pondleton
tho city council is asked to give a
25-year franchise on a plan that will,
net the taxpayers but $7,000 In a
quarter of a century, no matter how
great the Increase of business en
Joyed by tho gas company, nnd no
matter how much tho burdens on tho
taxpayer multiply. Do tho taxpny
crs believe in this kind of progress?
Do thoy wish to give away rights
that should he a certain source of
revenue, increasing in proportion o
Trade is as honest here as
anywhere else; but it has to
be hard, when nobody knows
the goods, and the risk is on
both buyer and seller.
With Schilling's Best there
is no risk for either; money
back takes it.
A teacher In an uptown school re
celved the following from a com
plaining parent a few days ago;
"Sir will you piese for tho future
give my boy sum easier somes to do
at nights. This Is what ho brought
homo to or three nltes ago. If fore
galllns of bore will fill thlrty-to pint
bottles, how many pint nnd halt Dot
tles will 9 galllns fill? Well, wo
tried, and my boy cried and sed he
wouldn't go back without doing it.
So I had to buy a 9 gall In keg of here
which I could ill afford to do, nnd
there we went and borrowed a lot
of wlno and brandy bottles, besides
n fow we had by us. Well, we emp
tied the keg into the bottles and
there was 19, and my boy put that
down for an answer.
"I don't know whether It Is rite
or not as we spilt some In doing it.
"P. S. Please lot tho next ono he
In water, as I am not able to buy
any moro here." Boston Journal.
Children
nave " eyrs bigger than their stomachs,"
according to an old saying. They over
eat themselves, and are tempted by all
sorts of injurious and indigestible edi
bles. As a consequence the foundation
of serious stomach trouble is often laid
in childhood.
For children with "weak" digestion or
whose stomachs are diseased, Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery may
be confidently recommended. It cures
diseases of the stomach and other organs
of digestion and nutrition, so that the
nourishment contained in food is per
fectly assimilated and the puny child, ia
built ui) 1)' food into a tondition of
robust healtn.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
contains neither alcohol nor narcotics.
Accept no substitute for "Golden Med
ical Discovery." There is nothing " jurt
as good " for diseases of the stomach and
other organs of digestion and nutrition.
Mrs. Ella Gardner, of Wattrvkw, Middlesex
Co., Vs., writes : My little daughter ia enjoying
splendid health, I am glad 1 found a doctor
who could cure my child. Whenever ahe feeU
tadly I lire her br, Picnx'a Golden Medical
Diacorery and ahe U soon all right. She took
iwetve Douici oi tnc -uuiutu tumi uiuf
try,' eight bottles of TeUets.' and one bottle of
of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and abe ii well.
We thank. God for your medicine."
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper envers, is sent free on
receipt of Ji one-cent stamps to pay
expense of mailing only. Address Dr.
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Palos
Massage, Halrdresslng and
Manicuring. Rooms 3 and 5,
over Martin's grocery. Leave
orders at Brock & McComas'
drug store. The Oriental par
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Greyer, a graduate of Lola E.
Shaw's parlors, of Boise City,
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Egg Baths,
Fomentation Bath,
Plain Shampoo,
Shampoo with Scalp Treat,
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Shampoo with Hair Curl
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Hair Dressing,
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Facial Massage.
Thcro aro a mnltitndo of women, cs'
pcclally housowlvcs, and nil other
women obliged to bo on their fcot con
stantly, who aro wretched boyond de
scription, simply becauso their strength
and vitality 1h sappednway by catarrhal
discharges from tho polvfo organs.
Theso women cot un in tho morning
tired, drag themselves through their
dally duties tired, only to go to bed at
mgnt us urcu us ueiorc.
Sirs. l!vn Itarthn, 133 Knst 12th Street,
N. V. City, N, X., writes:" I suiren-d for
threo yoars with wlmtH generally known as
leuenrrhea, In connection with ulceration or
mowoniu. mouoctorsnuvocaieu an opera,
tlon which I dretideil verv murh. nnd strong
ly objected to go under It. Hemllngof the
vniuo or reruiia, I inouglil it, dcsi ic give:
this well-known remedy a trial,, so I bought
iiirev uuiuea ui 11. (lb ouco, l-iuir x (tin
rlmnseil woman, l'eruna cured mo i It tool!
nlno bottles, but I felt so much lmnroved 1
kept taking It, us I dreaded an operation so
much. I nm to-dny lu perfect health, ami
have not felt so well for fUteon years." Mrs.
l.vu Uurlho.
JlllS. EVA HAltTHO
MISS I.OUISK SIAHON,
Miss I.oulso Million. 3 Olen llalllo fitrcot
Toronto, Out. Cml., Secretary of tho Klllra
laiighters and Secretary of Lady Slaeea
bees, write-, "If all women knew of the
benefits to bo derived Irom taking l'eruna we
wnnhl havo mmiv hnnnler nml mom health
ful women. My health has never been too
roDuit.anu x am easuy intigueu ami can noi
stand much. Almutnyearagol was fo run
down that 1 had to tuUo to my lied, ami bo
camo wcakernnd weaker. A friend advised
me to try l'eruna, and I lmvo great reason tn be
grateful, for In two weeks I was out of bed
and In n. month I was perfectly well, and J
now Ilntl that my health is much more robust
than formerly, so that I take I'erima onco or
twice nmontu auu Keen well."--iomsojiuuon
Pcruna i.i such n perfect specific for
each caso that when patients liavo once
used it thoy can nover bo induced to quit
it until they aro' pcrmuntly cured. It
begins to relievo tho disagreeable
symptoms at onco. Tho backache
ceases, tho trombllng knees aro strength
ened, tho appetite restored, thedigestion
mauo perieet, ino auu neatiucno is stop
lied and tho weakening drains are grad
nally cured. These results certainly
follow a course of treatment with
l'eruna.
Barbara Albertv. corner Seventh nnd
Walnutstreots, Apploton,' Wis., writes
as follows in regard to Pcruna:
"lor years 1 have suffered with back
aclio and sovero nalus In tho side.
doctored so much that 1 liecamo dis
couraged. A school friend told mo how
very much Pcruna had bonellted her
and 1 sent out for r. bottle, which did
more to relieve uio than ail tho other
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WomenMany Thousand WonW
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linedlclno I havo ever taken. I rued t,
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pains since, nnywhoro, but feel Ilk.:
new woman. I nm truly thankful fo
WilUb A WUUrt UIH UUUU lUr me. ' Hi.
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Mrs. Knto Mann, BOO Itothurst 8hi
Toronto, Out. Can., Vlco President or tS
Ladles Aid Society, writes i " 1 urn DleaiU
to glvo praise to Pcrunn for the blessed reUVi
I found through Its use. I sintered for ytiA
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l'eruna was brought to my notice. Ererr
drop seemed to glvo mo new life, and even
doso mado mo feel much better, and I iroiri'
lsed myself that If 1 found that It curediae I
would mlvocato It so that other suflerlnl
women Bhould know of 1L 1 have been In
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pleasure becauso In such lino health, and to
troublo seems too heavy to bear when you an
111 good health, l'erlinn tins .hnt.lv l.. .
household blessing, and I nover will be with,
out It again." Mis. Kutu Maun.
MRS. KATi: MANN.
Mrs.Amin Martin, 47 Iloyt fit., Jlmok.
lvn. N. V.. wrltesi " J'ertina did so mtirt
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About u yenrneo mv health was coniDlctelt
broken down, had bnckacho, ilizilnessanj lr-
rc-guinrilies, nnu ino seenieu uarit inaeea,
YVn linilnsed l'eruna In our home as a tonl-.
and for colds and catarrh, nnd I decided to
try It for my trouble. In less than tores
months I became regular, my pains had en
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Mrs. Win. Hotrlck. Kcnnard. Wiih-
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was very weak, nnd my flesh so tender
it hurt mo to lean iiKalnst tho bscicti
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blades. In tho small of my bacx m
hlna. I KoinotlmcH wished mvself oat
nf tlilu wnrlil. ITufl lint nnd coldsDCllS.
'dlzzliifsa nnd trembling of tho limbs,
and was losing flesh nil the time. Alter
folloVvinp your directions and taking
l'eruna I now feol like different per-
ison." airs. Wm. lletricK. . .
If vou do not derivo nromnt anusaus-
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statement of your case, and lie will
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