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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1904. PAGE FOUR. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPEIt. Published every afternoon (except Sunday) at Iendleton, Otecon. by the EAST OREGONIAN PUBLISHING COMPANY. gradual settlement nlong the outer borders of the arid district will slow ly reclaim the entire nrea as cultiva tion Induces moisture and the natural rainfall of the county Is Increasing. Umatilla county Is experiencing a natural transformation for the better. THE BARMAIDS OF BABYLON. The vital new Northwest states are A recent translation of King Ham onrahl's code, written about 2250 berore Christ, gives us an Insight Into the life of the great city of Babylon at thnt remote time, and or the wny in which the excise question was im.llllt.-ll IIJ ll lUfeinm.i'.c" ' Ncarlv all the dealers of wines and Honors at that time were women, as 28 Army Generals Send Letters of Endorsement t The Inventor of the Great Catarrh Remedy, pe.r srnsrr.iiTio.v rates. Dally, one rear Dj mall 500 l,n? Dally, till mouths by mall --w Dally, three months by mall 1.25 Dally, one month br mall 30 Dally. pr month by carrier tu Weekly . one year by mall 1.50 Weekly, six months by mnll 75 Weekly, four month by mall SO Semi-Weekly, one year Vy mall . . . 2.00 Semi-Weekly, lx months by mall . . I.lxj Semi-Weekly, three months by mall .. .50 striding into the old world's notice at ;uBnV f,Ue laws translated from the Drlfiadler-Ccncral Klnf or Confederate Army, i Writes: "I unhesitatingly state that I which is almost miraculous, code speak only of women ns sellers Member Scrlpps Mcltao tlon. Netva Auocla- The Hast Oregonlan Ik on sale at It. It. Rich's News Stands at Hold Portland and Hotel Perkins. Portland, Oregon. San Francisco Onrean. 40S Fourth St. Chlcaso Ilureau. IHI9 Security llulldlng. Washington. D. C. Ilureau, Cut 14th ML. N. W. Telephone. Main II. Entered at Pendleton postofflce as second cla matter. UWIQ g.LA8rL For For glory? For good? fortune or fame? Why, ho for the front where the battle is on! Leave the rear to the dolt, the lazy, the lame; Go forward as ever the val- iantt have gone; Whether city or field, whether mountain or mine. Go forward right on the firing line. Aye. the place to fight and the place to fall As fall we must, all in God's good time It Is where the manliest man is the wall. Where the boys are as men In their pride and prime. Where the glory gleams bright est, where brightest eyes shine. Far out on the roaring, red firing line. Joaquin Miller. Fifty years ago the "West and North west were Impenetrable wildernesses, peopled only by a few daring gold seekers and adventurers. Today they are leading the old world of the East In the production of crops and live stock and the granary of the United States Is transferred from the valley of the Ohio to the' prairies of the West. Every live magazine is now striving for the latest story from the West and this virgin country Is re ceiving enviable notice In every quar ter of the world. The following edi torial mention In the July Review of Reviews shows the newer Eastern es timate of the West: "The old North west and the newer states of the Louisiana Purchase have now grown to so commanding a position in wealth, population, intelligence, and institutional life that they hold the balance of power in the affairs of the United States. And the fate of the country depends upon the kind of civilization and social character that they shall work out for themselves. If they are still raw and crude, theirs is no longer the rawness and crudity of frontier settlements, but of the American people as a whole. Illinois, of drluks. Several measures were taken against those who adulterated, the wines or mixed them with water, so as to safeguard the purity of the I nrtlcle fo the use of the public. The ; barmaid was held responsible for all j hr nrnmioo. nnrt .loath rv-ns thf. w i and to bo alt that it promises, and freely niv fn- .i.r,0'.. ,,-hr, ,11.1 nnt l..nniincf ' give it mr unqualified recommenda- wlll effect allthe cures that is claimed for Its use." J. Floyd King, Wash ington, D. C. General Smalls, Beaufort, S. (X, Writes: "I have used Pcruna for ca tarrhal trouble and And It beneficial all cases of drunkenness to the police. I ... Those women who were employed Ju the temples were forbidden to en ter public hostelries under penalty of death, and even drinking in private , was forbidden to them. ! Special police officers were detailed ' tlon." Robert Smalls. General Abbott, of Washington, D. C, Writes: "I am fully convinced that your remedy Pcruna Is nn excellent tonic. Many of my friends have used It with the most beneficial results for coughs, colds and catarrhal trouble." ror the enforcement or tlie excise; Ira C. Abbott, HOC M. St., N. W., Wash laws In the city of Babylon, but then. ington, D.C. as wen as now. ine omcers cnargeii ; with this duty were, if we are to be-1 Ileve the code In question, either neg ligent In the performance of their duties or too willing tu accept bribes , from the barmaius In chnrge in the ' shape of drinks, or even money. J Severe punishment is dealt out in tbf document to the police officers who shall accept brilies In connection with the enforcement of the excise laws of Babylon, but It is probable that then as well as now. many of the fair saloonkeepers found a way to bribe the officers and evade the laws. Lewis and Clark's Friendship. The pages of these manuscript Jour- J nals are aglow with human Interest, j The quiet, even temper of the camp: . the loving consideration that each of the two leaders felt for the othor; the Wlfnnln M llimiantn nti.l Tnu'ri l,f-n i caught tin with Western Xpu- V.irK- ! Pennsylvania and Ohio. In the prices , magnanimity of Lewis, officially the I ..... . 1 lnfwlu. in II I- ,llt-M(c m-nM- 1m... . j or farming land, for example, they have gone decidedly ahead of those leader. In equally dividing every hon or with his friend and making no move without the latter's consent: ! older states. In the finish and charm the poetic temperament or Lewis, of the rural landscape they are also who loved flowers and animals, and in , . ! equal, if not superior. In the appoint- n?s noes uiscoursea line a pntioso-. 1 m. . i i i . r .i i ' l'ncr wno enjoyed the exercise of i I .--.. ...- ..... . . t ... towns ana cities tney are uecmeaiy The Weston Leader Indulges In a column of school boy oratory because, the East Oregonlan dar.es to criticise the action of the national democratic convention. The East Oregonlan has heard of no edict forbidding free edl- ahead of New York and Pennsylvania. In their support of charitable and ed ucational institutions they are not only more progressive and generous, but decidedly more inteligent and up to modern requirements." No one not Intimately acquainted with the Inner forces that ar.e work ing in society for the betterment and uplifting of mankind, knows how much labor, how much self-sacrlfic It Clark, who wrote In brief, pointed phrase, spelled phonetically, capital- i ized chaotically, and occasionally . I slipped In his grammar all these and i more are evident on every page; caus ing the reeder to deeply admire the men. and to follow them in their of-1 ton thrilling adventures with keen j sympathy and anticipation. We shall . hereafter know Lewis and Clark and their bronzed companions as we never knew them, before. From "Newly i Discovered Personal Records of Lewis ' and Clark," by Reuben Gold Thwaltes 1 in Scribner's. i Captain Yorncll, of Washington, 0. C, Writes : "Your medicine, Peruna, I be lieve to be the. best mcdicin for catarrh on the market. I have taken only a small amount, and can see very benefl cial results." W. G. Taruell, Lin coln street, N. E., Washington, I). C. General McBrldc of U. S. A, Writes: "I have no hesitation in rec ommeudlug Pcruna to all persons who are afflicted with catarrhal troubles." J. D. Mcllride, 430 Pennsylvania Ave., If. W., Washington, D. C. General Lonfistrcct of the Confederate Army, Writes: "I can testify to the merits of Peruna, both as a tonic and a catarrh ( remedy. Pcruna enjoys the greatest reputation as a catarrh remedy of any medicine yet devised." James Long street, Gainesville, Ga. General Noskc of 0. V. I!., Writes: commend Pcruna to those who are troubled with colds producing catarrh as a most clUcaclous cure aud as a good general tonic." Chas. F. Noske, 213 11. St., . W., Washington, U. C. General Erwln's Recommend. General Butler of South Carolina, Writes: " I can recommend Pcruna for dyspepsia and stomach trouble. I have been using your medicine for a short period and I feel very much relieved. It Is indeed a wondorful medicine be sides a good tonic." M. C. Ilutlcr. Brigadier-General Kirby Writes: "lean recommend Puruua to all those. who are afflicted with catarrh." General I). T. Khby, Washington, I). C. Gen. Powell, Meeker Post No. 443, Writes : " After using one bottle of Pe runa I became convinced of Its curative qualities, and continued itsuso to ditto. All symptoms of catarrh liavo dlsaji poured, yet 1 continue its moderate use as a preventive, and nn old mail's tonic." W. II. Powell, Belleville. 111. i Gen. j. n ,,lt,,( "l'ernnaJ,.rLC,.lwt e' ven mc more " J Gen. 0'Bclrne r u. cqualutallcei v ' "'"Jt your Perun , . " that it is an ;.i.!wrtM nd n: . from that dl.- source of reller.-JT General chase. Aw-tm-l Writes: "The exn acureorrei.et,,,,- friends liar i.-1 . roMia.n.c. rassai General S.S. Yodtr.tr. Writes: "lhlye,U wonderful remedy. JoniVSI short time and am thoZI .- j u 10 lis nier !." c 71 I All-1 ell'1" P , -i i .0c"e-al O'Connor of U.V. W- Ji """'s: "Jlyooareu Gen. Scbrlng of the Confederate Army, writes: "I can cheerfully recommend your valuable remedy Peruna as a very excellent tonic, nnd also good for coughs, colds, catarrh, and general debllltv." W. II. Sebrinp, 1.13 W. 4th St., Jackson ville, 11a. General Lumax of Washington, D. a. Writes: "I can choerfiilly recommend your rcmwly as a permanent and effec tive cure for catarrh, colds and to anv ;one who needs an invigorating tonic to tonal expression in the United States. requires to maintain the work for The foundation of this government Is . righteousness and good government, fixed on the right of the individual to j Every night in the week aud every exercise his Inalienable privilege of I week in the year, wltnout rest, wlth thlnking. This is the first recognized out vacation, without complaint. principle of democracy. A friend of the East Oregonlan has written from Euroie that only two Oregon products had been found In prominence in London, Brussels and Paris, and these two articles were Pendleton Indian robes from the Pen dleton Woolen Mills and Indian photo .graphs by Major Lee Moorhouse, of this city These souvenirs of Oregon were found in several art collections ; in each nf these three Eumnean cities. 1 n-nnorK- InlinTuH nnrl rrarUsA nnrt i greatly admired by visitors. It Is safe to say that no other art or Industry of Oregon has given the state such a world-wide advertisement as these two products of Pendleton. The keenest sword, which Japan is now using against her big antagonist. Is the American tactics which hei scholars and generals have taken home from American schools. Her best victories have come through the virile Americanism of the Japanese leaders. They ar.e using enlighten ment and skill against stupidity and sheer brute force. If the Russian wins in this struggle It will be be cause Japan gets over-confident and ventures too far. As long as she keeps at a safe distance and strikes viciously, rapidly and unerringly at arms length, she can keep the slug glsh Russians on the run. It she ever "clinches," with Russia, by land. the fight Is lost. A thousand pin pricks, and swift, keen thrusts are more weakening to the Russians than a "rough and tumble clinch." Is nature reversing her ancient pro gram in Oregon? Is the gradual set tlement and cultivation of the arid regions of Eastern Oregon having a tendency to Increase rainfall? and is the denudation of forests on the coast decreasing rainfall in some districts in that part of the state? It is true that portions of Umatilla county, north and west.of Pendleton, are In creasing in fertility evory year. Land scarcely considered worth plow ing 10 years ago. Is now considered to be tho safest and most certain wheat land in the county. Where It yielded from five to 12 bushels in 3890 to 18(15, it now yields 18 to 25 bushels and it is needless to say that prices have. Increased accordingly. Wells havo been recently found on farms In that dry district, upon which numberless holes were bored years ago, which did not show a sign of water. All this shows Increasing moisture and greater precipitation, There are those who believe that the some one of the little groups of moral people In this city, and every city, meets to discuss plans for accomplish ing further good. The world takes little note of the work, the great scornful horde that hates the restric tion of moral law, sneers at the pro gram, and mockingly says: "Ah, what's the use of churches and charity? The world's all right if they'd let It alone." Yes, It would be all right but a short time, with this horde you now see living from vice, tearing It down, debasing Its ideals, destroying Its hope and re ducing Its humanity to the level of the brute. Without these self-sacrificing church organizations, imperfect though they may lie, the scoffing gang that is heard in ribaldry and vulgar ity on every street corner would soon wreck all organized government. The first step which vice and Immorality takes in Its Incipiency, Is to violate the laws. With no balancing force to hold Its devotees in check, where would civil government be? In the final reckoning there are but two kinds of people the right and the wrong. There will be no half way station, no excuse. You are now either aiding brute force to tear down social organization, or you are standing with the thinkers and workers to build It up. You can choose your companions and line up wherever you wish. You must be with one side or the other. KOREAN PROVERBS. A thing Is good when It Is new. A man is good when he Is old. He who bath eaten salt, drlnketh water. One can paint the fur of th.e tiger, but not his joints. One knows the face of a man, but not his Interior. If one is not observing, one sees nothing. Even the blind man can find his way through an open door. When the tiger Is gone the fox is master. As soon as the moon is full it be gins to grow smaller. The higher the mountalu the deep er the valley. Does smoke come out of a tireless chimney? Even a hedgehog says bis young ones are weak. A single high wheat stalk Is not distinguished from the others In the field. A basketful of gold Is not so valu able for a son as Instruction In one of the classics. It is only the thirsty who dig a well. Naturalists now make birds take their own photographs by means of trap cameras. runa as a dysjiopBla remedy with tho most beneficial results." John 13. Erwin, Washington, D. C. 0rig.-Gcncral Schcll Benefited. "Pcruna is indeed a wonderful tonic, and for coughs and colds I know of nothing better." F. M. Schell, Wash ington, D. C. General Dufflcld of the Union Army, i Writes: "I have used Peruna in my Sixty-three of the CS saloonkeepers ' family and have found it a valuable or Knoxville, Tenn., recently present-j medicine, and take pleasure in recom- ed a petition to the board or public I mending it to all who suffer from ca- works requesting the enforcement of ' tarrh of the stomach or who require a Sunday closing laws They believe j touie or efflcloncy." The Cairo, Waeh- It would relieve the pressure of pub- laton, B. C. lie opinion against their business ! "Many of my friends have Used Pe- build np their system." L. L. Lumax, 1GB llUli St., Washington, D. C. Gen. Payne or Washington, D. C, Writes: "IJoIn with my comrades in recommending1 Peruna to my friends as an invigorating tonle to build up the system." CJen. Eugene 15. Payne, 407 4th 8tN. W Washington, I). C. Gcncri.1 Tallcy of Pa VoL U. S. A, Writes: "Your PcTiina has lieell used by me and my friends us a relief for ca tarrhal troubles with the most lienellclul results. J am so convinced of the cllleaey ot Peruna that I do not hesitate to give it my recommendation." Wm. Coojwr Talley, TKf 1) St., K. XL, Washington, inri. ... -i.- 11 ... . j.u.iMcai debility, ha eomxucuce the use of faei ... v b.v,l wntflt j io many ol mr fri. 1 O'Connor, TSS S2nd St, X w I Gen. Wright of the ConttierjJ nxiies: -1 laue pleasure hj uieuuiuR i-eruna. It ii . ineuicme and should be vvi y who are in need of a couA i by sufferers from ciurrh."- "V rigiit, i 21 Corcoran St, 1 I). C. Gen. Haulcy of WashlnxtomJ v rl ts : "I have ui-ed Penan i It very Iieneflcial for kldneytn especially good lor conl, ( catarrhal troubles." A.F.I Gen. Urcll of Spanish Wir Veto A riles: "Mauv of rav used Peruna with beneficij! i an effective remedr for i Emmet Vrell, M3 12th StX. W,' lugton, D.C. Other Army General who pri runa are: lirlgadler-General Coot ol i intion, U. C. General SypherofWasblnptm, Ueneral Miamcton, flinewt I menl, u. V. u., Washington, D. It you do not derive prompt nil factory results from the use of I write at once to Dr. Hartman, id full statement of your case and 1(1 be pleaed to give you hii iilmill vice gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, FrtsUd The liurtman Sanitarium, ColscbJ Speaking of passing away the time, do you know of anything more suc cessful than a promissory note? I AT THE TOP. It is a laudable ambition to reach the top 1 2 ' i.j j r I. . . But many a nan of the ladder of success. who reaches the topmost rung finds his position a torment instead of a triumph. He baa sacrificed bis health to success. A man can sue. ceed and be Btromj if he heeds Nature', warn, ings. 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