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HACK SUICIDK IX ENGLAND.
BAHiY EAST ORECOXIAX, PEXDIiETOV, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTESIIlEn 27, tOOi.
PAGE FOUR.
AN INDEPENDENT XEWSPAPBR.
Published crerr afternoon (except Sunday,
at IVndloton, Oregon, by the
EAST OKEGOXIAX rUBIJSIlING
COMPANY.
SCnSCKUTION UATES.
0tly, one year, by mall $5.00
Dally, sUc months, by raall 2J10
Dally, three months, by mall 1.23
Dally, one month, by mall......... .50
Dally, per month, by carrier. ... .!
Weekly, one year, by .mall l..0
Weekly, all months, by mall....... .73
Weekly, four months, by mall .00
Semi-Weekly, one year, by mall..... 2.00
Semi-Weekly. six months, by mall... 1.00
Semi-Weekly, three months, by mall.. .30
Uember Kcripps-UcIUe News Association.
The East Oregonlan is on sale at B. D.
Rich's News Stands at Hotel lMrtland and
Hotel Perkins, Portland. Oregon.
San rrancUco tlarean. -JOS fourth St
Chicago Korean. 00 Security ltnlldlnc.
Washington, D. C llurean. 501 14th St
S. W.
Telephone Main 11.
Entered at lendleton postofflee as second-
class matter.
uhioki.)lbeO
Could I but teach man to be-
lieve
Could I but make small men
to prow!
To break frail spider-webs
that weave
About their thews and bind
them low!
Could I but sing one son? and
slay
Grim Doubt; I then could go
my way
In tranquil silence, glad, serene
And satisfied from off the
scene!
But. ah! this disbelief, this
Doubt
This doubt of God, this doubt
of good,
The damned spot will not blot
out!
Joaquin ilil'er.
At the time of the Boer war It was
discovered In Englnnd that a large
proportion, about 60 per cent of the
population, were physically unfit.
The showing attracted much atten
tion and parliament appointed a com
mittee to Investigate It This com
mittee's report, made recently, goes
Into causes and remedies.
Among the causes of physical de
terioration which It enumerates, are
over-crowding, pollution of the n
mosphere. unhenlthful conditions of
employment, alcoholism, depletion of
. rural districts by the exodus of the
beat types, diminished rate of repro-
ductlon among the better classes, bud
' and Insufficient food and bad condi
tions attending the life of children
such as heredltnry taint employment
of mothers too long before and too
soon after childbirth, decrease In
breast feeding, defective milk supply
parental Ignorance and neglect.
The remedies proposed are a better
school system, medical inspection of
school children, more adequate nour
ishment of children, prevention of
risks of contamination during child
hood and youth, less Juvenile smoking
and better care of the children's eyes,
ears and teeth.
Judging by the very prevalent
drunkenness in England on holidays
or during national celebrations. It
would seem that insufficient weigh,
had been laid on this feature of Eng
lish life. "When animal fanciers wish
to stunt the growth of puppies they
feed them diluted alcohol.
'CAtmort
Sm trtttc
Ibctuebearsjl
The Knoxvllle wreck on the South-
' ern railway happened too late for the
i afternoon papers of Saturday to get
1 anything but the barest facts. The
; morning papers which were printed
j 1-i hours after can claim no credit for
i giving the details first It was r
I marknble that the afternoon ppe-s
" w i gave even the slightest mention of i
. . on Saturday. Papers receiving the
Tom "Watson onened his eamuini afternoon Associated Press repo-ts
in Texas by knocking down a negro
omchman at Houston.
Uncle Sam says it's all right
Uncle Sam, in the person of ten of his government officials, is always in charge of every am'nt
our distillery. During the entire process of distillation, after the whiskey is stored la barrels in our
warehouses, during the seven years it remains mere, iruui i t,
whiskey you get. Uncle Sam is constantly on the watch. We dare not take a gallon of
our own whiskey from our own warehouse unless he says it's all right. And when he
does say so. that whiskey goes direct to you. with all its nSf ,f .JTEE
flavor, carrying a UNITED STATES REGISTERED DISTILLER'S GUARANTEE
of PURITY and AGE. and saving the dealers' enormous profits. That s why Hitn
WHISKEY is the best for medicinal purposes. That's why it Is preferred for other uses.
That's why we have over half a million satisfied customers. That s why OU should
try it. Your money back If you're not satisfied.
Direct from our distillery to YOU
Sivts dealers' prtfits. Prevents adultcraiian.
HAYNER
WHISKEY
4.FULL QUARTS 'A
EXPRESS CHARGES MID PY US.
flllD ftCCCD We will send von FOUR FULL QUART BOTTLES ol HAYNER
(11)11 UrrCil SEVEN-YEAR-OLD RYE for $4.00, and we will pay the
express charges. Try It and if you don't find it all right and as good as you
ever drank -or can buy from anybody else at any price, then send it back nt
our expense and your 54.00 will be returned to you by next mail. Just think
that offer over. How could it be fairer? If you are not perfectly satisfied, you
are not out a cent. Better let us send you a trial order. We ship in a plain
sealed case, no marks to show what's inside.
A Hayner quart is an honet quart of 33 ounce. to the ellon. All other high-grade
wbiskiM are put up In bottles that take 5 to make a gallon. V,e give one-fourth more In
every bottle, really reducing our price Just that much.
LET US SUPPLY YOC Wjj
Building
Material
Dimension lumbor ... I
scrlptlons, Sash. Dnn- 1
Moulding. Building and Tm I
IlItlXG YOUIt KILL To
xw.aj MCA ulu nGcntx.
Grays Ha?feor
Commercial Co,
Opposite W. & C. It. Depot.
tons
' (rave two lines on the wreck
Serlppji-McRae gave 12 lines.
THE HAYNER DISTILLING COMPANY
453 ST. PAUL. MINN. ST. LOUIS, HO. DAYTON, O. ATLANTA, UA
ESTABLISHED
1886
DISTILLERY
TROY. 0.
Stationery
neat
If you want something
and stylish we lune It.
It you want a scratch pad, I
wc liave it; In fact wc have the J
MOST COMPLETE.
STOCK T
nnd the ""'H
FINEST ASSORTMENT ,
ever sho'vn In U1I3 vicinity.
Brock & McComas
Company
Washington's grain Inspection tew! Judging from the succes or fn
somewhat resembles Oregon's Sunday '. woolarowere' recent meeting a- Shu' -ehMinfr
hw. It is simply an "orna-! ,ko- ,vr "" Orepon wool will l
ment' on the statute.
Pendleton would much rather wait
oa ears for the shipment of products
than to have empty cars waiting on
Pendleton with lesa products to ship.
fold outside of the pool next season
It has taken a long time for the splrr
of unionism to reach the trade of
wool pro wing.
usness
I TPFTH
1 hire nied your TaobI CaicirH and find
thca p-erfe t Cca.Jn I dc wliho-ii tnn 1 !
laid fr icd tin for in4ixIlon and toll
tout Dei sod o now comp.iir ard Hoia
isBd ittm to Tryone Uoe lrid joa will
nTr tr- wna-ut tnna in tb I mUj
Edward A Marx Albany N.T.
Some people think the principal use , ne of tne more sentionaI feat
...... , . ures of the musical department .i-
of the telephone is .to give them anjte fiu faJr ,s lmmmse
opportunity to say thlncs at a distance . extraordinary organ ih Festival h;.i.
that they wouldn't say at close range, j the largest of it kind In existence
The instrument Is said to be raiubl
of producing more than T7.nfn.n0"
distinct tonal effects, and ar. Int--esting
computation results in the
astounding cocnlu.sion that if one of
these combinations were produced
every' minute, the listener might hear
ja continuous organ performance that
Judge Ellis' court is turning out J would last 32.600 years,
divorces constantly, while Cupid and j Tne Instrument is 63 feet long. r.
-i. -r . , , . . . feet high, and 33 feet deep. Its larg-
he Pendleton ministers are doing but , ...
est pipe is 3: feet long, and there arc
little in the match-making line to i40 stops. Other Interesting details
offset it. The equilibrium must be ! are given concerning the organ's ljn
analntalned somehow. t miles of electric wire. Its 1100 mag-
j nets, and Its four motors aggregating
Pendleton can't afford to lose an i 23 '2 hors Power.
.Numerous organists of distinction
Best For
The 5owels
Good iiluiuliliig I- ninny the cheapest. It hns th lnstlng quali
ties. It ave-i jou repair lillli. Alunys entrust your work to thorough,
rvll.ilik' and competent plumbers. Our force Is made up of the best
sporlcncetl workmen. Strict attention paid to Sanitary features of
work.
jour w
ork.
LET CS GIVE YOC riGlltES V
We quote right prices nnd do only the best work.
The tired ears of the mayor and
council are to get no rest. The saloon
piano Is silent, but the sweet revelry
of the vaudeville voice and trumpet
haunt the midnight hour.
CJJi err CATHARTIC
PlMitnt Piliublt potent TaiUOood.DoOood.
KTrSicn Wkn or Gripe IH e Uc Ntt
old to lis k Th genain Ibl41 lUniptd CCC
0akTftnM4 lo ear or your maner back.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or K. Y. tea
ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES
I Goodman-Thompson Co
IIAItDWAItE AM) I'MTiUICVG.
Telepln.ii6 611. CIS Slain Street.
TIIC
i i:nsivc.
M) III VUVO
rcitE ron
Catarrh
CATARRH
Industry. The Rlgby-CIove harvester
-factory must be kept here. Just now,
have given recitalr on this remarka
ble instrument, among them th
when ample electric power Is at the Frenchman, Alexandre Gullmant
Elv's Cr-am Balm
Ijr and piquant
EXQUISITE MILLINERY
The most complete and up-to-date line of fashionable millinery at
popular prices ever shown In Pendleton, Is now on display at my store. I
have the largest stock this season I have ever carried.
Wits, Rose Campbell
is at the beginning of Its best busi
ness period.'
The same Intrepid business men
ii. a? lontaln no
threshold of the city, there Is greater ! the most eminent of living organists: , ,r t, qnlfkiT ab.
reason for keeping it. because the city I P'Tr ",rat' "';.P"rer' of Je lbtt!.. "'r" T.
! dy. Gerrlt Smith. F. L. Realy. of Xew fl?J2? pT COLD 'N HEAD
i York and others. EverA bodv'fl Mac- Aliam Indjimrnaiion.
' mina HfflU and nrotwrts th? mmbrao.
Uff me ui iuir nun niuit, lmih,
hIi. ro rmta at ilr opitIji t or br raalL
who are now Investigating the plans) Mt. Vesuvius Is ntlll In violent I Trial ill 10 cents, by mat!
of the Rlgby-CIove factory brought I eruption and tourists are still fleeing BLVHUOTIIBIW, S6 w.rret. Street. New
... . , irurn me vicinity,
the factory here In the first place.
The same -men brought the wool
scouring mills, the woolen mills and
other valuable institutions here. The
same men can now keep them here,
if they have he co-operation of the
ausiness men In the community. 1
:
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Louis Fletechmann. the New York
"baker who "established the practice
- of giving away every night, the unsold
bread of the ,'day's business. Is dead
He established the "bread line" in
New York, and deserves more praise
than the man -who Invented the dum
dum bullet, the 13-Inch gun, or th
submarine. However, he will not be
.honored with a government monu-
iment.
There need 'be no fear of offend
ing any moderate class of people In
the community by completing the
antl-prohlbltipn organization tonight
Even the extreme prohibitionist
whose money Is Invested in Pendleton
and whose whole Interest Is centered
here, does not ilsh to see sudden pro
hibition precipitated on the county.
There Is need of better conditions, but
they can be brought about slowly,
and the business interests protected.
The Sunday Oregonlan says the
jreat Injustice vof the coming election
s thdt democrats are allowed to vote
n the .North 'while republicans are
lenled that privilege In the Soutlu
"l may also be .remarked along this
ine that the party that bestowed the
ranchlse on the negro has been una
1. with all ltsrwiadom, .and almost
nmterrupted sway since the war, to
take the negro any more fit to vote
day than he was 40 years ago.
There are a great many hungry hearted
women who would attend a baby sale .if
babies were ever offered for sale, became
there are a creat many wives who love
children ana have been told by physi
cians that they can never hope to nurse
a child of their own.
Some of these women who have ued
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for the
cure of womanly ills have been made
happy mothers as a result of the cure of
womanly disease and the building up of
the general health.
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription
makes weak women strong and sick
women well. It establishes regularity,
dries weakening drains, heals inflamma
tion and ulceration and cures female
weakness.
I wrote to too Kmc time ago to get informa
tion about mrcae.iay Mr. lary le FUn
ry, of Drjrdea. Va. M wa troubled with
female weakoeaa and ,piru. Recti red anawcr
from rod. adiUinr me to take Doctor Merort
PaTorkc Preacriptioa and Golden Medical OU
coKir,' J took two bottles of 'favorite Pre
aerlptbra' and found it did me good. I laJ
been married four year and badno children:
now I can tar that our bouae U bleated with a
little baby boy. born July kXh. by toe htlp.of
Cod and your medicine. I praUeyour mtdiane
bi?You can publUh thU letter If yon wUb,"
Free. Dr, Pierce's Common Sense
Medical AdvUcr is sent free oa receipt
of stamps to pay cxpenae of inallingimy.
Send ai one-cent sumps for the book in
paper covers, or 31 stamps for the cloth
bound volume. Addresa Dr. R.V. Pierce,
Buffalo, K. Y.
O SPICES, o
COFFEE.TEA,
BAKIttf POWDER,
FUVORNiG EXTRACTS'
AtoltifeHrfy. fmeshflavor.
.Oreaitfri.t5owilc Prices
CLQ5SETDtvHR5
PORTLAND, ORECOM.
All the latest books of the day.
: Frederick Nolf & Co. :
"In the Blshop'sCarrlage,"
"When Wilderness Was king."
"The Corner In Coffee."
"The Woman Wins:"
"Order No. 11."
"The Grafters."
"The Gordon Elopement-" .
vqid George Graham"."'"' " "
"Four Itoads to Paradise."
And SO others.
MONTERASTELLI BROS.
Marble and Granite Works
Anyone Intending to secure a monument tor headstone for relative or
friend will do well to see us. Largest collection to select from. Lowest
prices.
MONTERASTELLI BROS. . .
New Stone Building, Court Street, .next to Domestic Laundry.
Per M!t, S5.00; gold croum,
51.00; (.liver filling, .10c; ci
tructlng. oPc.
We are thoroughly e ,ulpp4
with all modern methods and
appliances, and guarantee our
work to be of the highest stand
ard, and our prices the Ijwert
consistent with first-clas work.
White Bros.
DcutNts.
Association Block
Telephone Main IflGl.
Oregon Portland
St. Helen's Hall
A GIRLS SCHOOL OF THE HIGH
EST CLASS corps of teachers. loca
tion, building, equipment the best
Send for catalogue.
Opens September 15, 1904
- " - Sr-
1
The f
Hotel Cruise
First-class la every particular. Modern In all appointments. '
Splendidly furnished throuebout Service the very best.
The Hotel Cruise Is located at the corner of Webb and, Cot
tonwood atreots In a new building built especially for hotel ' pur
poses. Each room is large and comfortable, belns well llffaUd
and well ventilated. In furnishing this hotel, the best of every
thing was purchased, and attention has been given to the artis
tic effect tu .wpll-aa comfort.
The .Hotel Cruise is .a model place .for lodgers, traveling men
and citizens who seek a flrat-claec plaee where rates are not high,
"Cafe, in connection. Short orders served at alt times.
j
ELATERITE IS MINERAL RUBBER
We properly temper UXor, each particular climate. Then, upon a
'Jute canvass we build up a fire, water and acid proof roofing material,
with a ground mica surface and a wool felt paper dry sheet or backing.
We'll lay the goods, or you can. It you have to use a roof, we can
tell you some mighty Interesting things. They will prevent your pocket
book from shriveling up. "Write us.
The Eiaterit(Roofiag Co., r Worcester Block, Portlaml, Orego
WATER
TANKS
We, make-ia specialty of bulldlnl
round or square
WATER TANKS
Also .header beds, all sizes M
kinds. We make them right and they
always give satisfaction. Our vott
la never slighted or botched.
.Pcidteton FlaiiflgMHl
aid Lumber Yard
ROBERT FORSTXZJ, Proprietor.
Comer Webb and College.
The French j
Restaurant j
Prlrate Dining Parlors.
" """""" ,
Best 25 Coat Meal la the City. J
a
XSeaaat Furatjslied Rooms la v
Connection.
GUS UFONTAINE, Prop- j
MS Mala Street-
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