East Oregonian : E.O., January 02, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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that I have coma to believe that men
are called upon for a reckoning some
where. It pays to be clean. It pay
to be honest. It pays to be a gentle
mnn, without the whitewash. Don't
compromise with any form of wrong."
That Is the best short sermon ever
preached on a depot platform among
n crowd of hard-headed business men.
50? ! It Is a fit motto with which to embla-
mon this clean page of 1906:
Don't compromise with any form
of wrong.
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Telephone Mala 11. .
Entered at Pendleton Postofflc as second
elaaa matter.
The sun, the moon, the stars,
the seas, the hills and the
plains.
Are not these, O soul, the vis
Ion of Htm who reigns?
Dark la the world to thee; thy
self art the reason why;
For Is He not all but that which
has power to feel, I am I ?
Glory about thee, without thee:
and thou tulflllest thy
doom.
Making Him broken gleams, and
a stifled splendor and
gloom.
Speak to Him, thou, for He
hears, and spirit with
spirit can meet:
Closer la He than breathing.
and nearer than hands or
feet.
Tennyson.
DF.l.AY THAT COST HUMAN LIVES
On the very day of the publication
of the report 'of the Interstate Com
merce fommlasion the United Stntes
supreme court rentierea a ueciamu
thi. rj- of Johnson against the
Southern Pacific Railroad company,
holding that all cars must be equip
ped with uniform automatic couplers,
says the New York World.
The law compelling the use of these
safety appliances was enacted In 1897
but by a series of extensions granted
by congress and of exemptions as
turned by the railroads Its enforce
Rienl has been long delayed. What
the cost has been Is shown In these
conclusions of the Interstate com
merce commission just announced
"The number of trainmen killed. In
coupling accidents during the year
was 278 and the number Injured was
S441. A large proportion of these
deaths and Injuries were due to de
fective equipment, compelling the
men to go between the cars to couple
and uncouple, and might have been
avoided had proper attention been
given to the maintenance of safety ap
pliances."
Justice, humanity and common
business sense demand that, with
court and commission against them,
the railroads bow once for all to the
statute.
THE CLEAN PAGE, 1905.
We Paid $ 1 00,000
For Liquozon
after testing; Liquo-
one for two years in the most difficult
germ diseases, paid $100,000 lor the
American rignis. i u m
hiohedt nrice ever paid tor similar
rights on any scientific discovery.
We puDlisn tnis laci 10 u ; "
value o Liquoione. Men of our class
don't pay a price line inai aarc . -product
of remarkable worth to hu
manity. Kills Inside Germs.
nk. Minn far that nrice is this:
Liauoione alone can kill germs in the
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body witnoui tuning wc imua
Nothing else in the world is so good
lor the human body; yet Liquoione ts
a germicide so certain that we pub
lish on every bottle an offer of i,ooo
for a germ that it cannot kill
Liquoione destroys at once and for
ever the cause of any germ disease.
And there is no other way to do it.
Any drug that kills germa is a poison,
and it cannot be taken internally.
Medicine ii helplesi in troubles of this
kind.
Not Medicines
not made bv compound
ing drugs. Its virtues are derived
aoTely from gas, made in large part
from the best oxygen producers. By a
process requiring immense apparatus
and 14 days' time, this gas is made part
of the liquid product. Liquoione has,
for more than ao years, been the con-
Yet We Give You a 50c. Bottle Free.
sunt subject 01 st"i."... -
Tta ' is Prct that doe,
doe, OxyBen is the very
source ot all viiamy, 1. --r
Jial element of life. Liquoione
Vitalizing tonic with which no othe
known product can compare. Iti.ei
fectr are exhilarating and purifying.
D u re vegetables; and L.quo
,neilike an excess of oxygen-is
does, destroying s.v.,
body In this way it '" d,"?s,"
which medicine never cures. It will do
more for sick humanity . than all the
drugs in the world combined.
- Germ Diseases.
ti ... the Vnnwn arerm diseases.
All that medicine can do for these
troubles is to help Nature overcome
Ihe germs, and sticn results .
rect and uncertain. Liquoione kills
the germs, wherever they are, and the
results are inevitable. By destroying
the cause of the trouble, it invariably
ends the disease, and forever.
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never tried it, please tend us this
coupon. We will then mail yon an or
der on your local druggist tor a lull
size bottle, and we will pay your drug
gist ourselves for it This is our ire
gift, made to convince you; -to show
you what Liquoione it, and what It can
do. In justice to yourself, please ac
cept it to-day, lor It placet yon under
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Anv nhTilelui or hoanttal not Tea aelne Uaei
I wmeetlaoiyaapBUaa tor suae,
"What you need," said the physi
cian. "Is more exercise."
"That will be nil right," answered
the patient. "I'll probably begin
walking the floor when your bill
comes In." Washlnnton Star.
DEEPEST MINE IX THE WOIUJJ.
What will you do with the clean
page, opened before you today?
Human experience has taught you
that resolutions are as drifting sands;
the world is moving too rapidly for
you to meditate long on beautiful and
elaborate personal programs to be
carried out; you cannot stand still or
you will be left In the rear; you must
think quickly and act on the Instant.
80, what will you do with the clean
page?
It Is said by those who wish to
shirk every responsibility, that dis
honest men. Immoral men. "tricky"
men, .money-loving men, men who
will engage in any kind of a business
allowed by the laws of the land, make
just as much money In a lifetime,
enjoy life just as well and have just
as many Influential friends as consci
entious, moral, honest men, of un
blemished characters.
This is a falsehood, told to sooth
their disturbed consciences.
No matter how "fast" the world is
moving, honesty, Incorruptibility,
cleanliness, conscience, in all the
walks of life, are more highly respect
ed, bring greater rewards, more true
contentment and more good Influen
ces, than any other virtues employed
In the business world.
( Money is not character.
Riches that enable a man to change
suits four times a day and travel over
the world. In seeming cleanliness, are
not the basis of honest manhood.
The sources and fountain heads ot
riches are to be considered in cast
Ing up the estimate of the man. If a
man reaps en unjust reward from his
fellows' needs, or If he takes toll from
vices, or If he enters Into a conspiracy
to oppress those who are helpless, no
matter how rich he becomes, yet is he
a rascal, and no amount of social
whitewash can cover over his spots.
A few days ago, a highly educated
clerk, past middle age, who Is still
working on a salary, but is one of
the most sterling men In the city, said
to the East Oregonlan In the presence
of his employer: "When I was a
young man In San Francisco, I had a
chance to make $20,000 by doing
piece of crooked work, In settling up
the" affairs of a large firm which had
become bankrupt Since I see money
and dishonest men so widely respect
. ed and almost Idolised, I have kicked
myself that I let that opportunity
"Imagine If you can a gigantic
honeycomb 40 miles long by 16 miles
broad, surrounded by water and pen
etrated by hundreds of miles of tun
nels arranged In tiers one below an
other to a depth of a mile, and you
will have some idea," writes Mr. Tha
odore Waters in Everybody's Maga
zine, "of the country In which the
deepest mine in the world, the Calu
met und Hecla, Is located. This cop
per mine extends down 4000 feet be
low the bottom of take Superior,
which Itself is 1000 feet deep.
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?
This question arises lu Ih-i fariily
every day. Let us answer it to-i:iy. '1 n
a-
delicious and he&HMul f3e- -pared
in two nmmtcs. No
bakinf:! add bciiir.fr r.?mr :v.
cool. FLivors: Lemoa. OraL,
berry and Strftwi-urry. Out :
tt your grow' o-thu ' "l
The Underwood
Typewriter
OSTEOPATHIC PEIHUiES.
Osteopaths
If the knife of a Cyclops could cut
the honeycomb tn two, longtitudlnal
ly, as Sir John Lubbock used to cut
an ant's nest for the purpose of ob
serving what was going on Inside,
there would be revealed a wealth and
breadth of Industry not eclipsed by
those of many surface communities.
Dozens of elevator shafts, some per
pendicular, others on an incline,
would be found piercing the comb
from top to bottom. In them would
be seen cars carrying men and metal
up and down with the speed of ex
press trains.
In and out, across and back extend
galleries overflowing with activity; In
some, lines of air drills eating their
way Into the rock, In others the sud
den bursting of blasts In the walls of
the lodes. Electric locomotives are
hauling trains of rock cars to the
shafts, or men are found laboriously
pushing handcars through darkened
pubways.
MAKING THE ALKALI EDIIII.E.
Luther Burbank, who Is called the
botanical wizard because of his de
velopment of stoneless plums and
other fruit freaks, has Just produced,
after 10 years' work, a spineless cac
tus, which is half as nutritious as al
falfa and will yield more forage to
the acre.
By a series of crossing and recross-
Ings of different varieties from dlf
ferent parts of the world, Mr. Bur
bank Is aiming to make the plant har
dier and to produce more fruit and
leaves. He has at his Santa Rosa ex
perimental grounds specimens ot a
cactus which he has robbed of thorns,
having brought the leaves to a state
of perfection In which a man can rub
a leaf over his face. Tha surface is
found soft as silk.
The creation of a spineless cactus
la of world-wide Importance. The
plant will grow luxuriantly on the
dry est desert. In this and other coun
tries Its leaves and fruit are food for
man and beast and it will mean to
some regions more than the lntroduc
tlon of the potato meant to Europe.
New Tork Sun.
(let right with Nature.
aims to help nature.
Osteopathy Is the reaction against
drugs.
"Prove nil things, hold fast Unit
which Is good."
All that Is asked try Osteopathy,
investigation.
Health means perfect physical ad
justment of the body. Adjustment Is
the keynote.
Often a small anatomicul defect
remedied will cure a most stubborn
disease.
Pain Is Nature's warning that a
pinched nerve or blood vessel is strug
gling for freedom.
Whatever Interferes with blood or
nerve supply Is a prime cause of dis
ease. Osteopathy is an appeal to rational
living nnd the common sense treat
ment of disease.
Osteopathy, rubbing." When a
rtehra of your spine Is being forced
Into line or a twisted rib righted, you
will hardly call It rubbing,
The "How" and "Why" of the treat
ment In any form of disease, acute
or chronic, Is explainable to your un
derstanding by Osteopathy, If the Os
teopath hi educated.
Will Osteopathy help you? None
but the Osteopath can tell. If he be
competent, a careful examination will
answer your question.
Don't delay the examination you
may have contemplated until your
disease is seated and the powers of re-
uperatlon gone. Nothing will help
you then.
Doctors Hoislngton, Despain block,
are graduates under the founder. Dr.
Stilt.
The Machine tliat combines oil the good points of the old
style machines, and lias tlie writing always In sight.
T. C. TAYLOR
THE HARDWARE MAN." 741 MAIN STREET.
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His employer, a man of the world,
who drives his business and la con
sidered, generally, to be a "money
maker," said to him:
"Life la too short for men to be ras
cals; before you know It, you are out
of the ring, and are ready to die; you
can't take a cent of money with you;
the satisfaction of having nothing but
money in life, la one of the bitterest
mockeries, when you are at the thres
hold of old age, and realise that your
race la run; character la the price-
less thing; I respect you more, yes, a
thousandfold more, although a clerk,
with but moderate means, than I
would If you owned five blocks In
Pendleton, and yet had a black spot
In your Ufa and the stains of corrup
tion on your hands. Ton can't take
money away with yon, and I a sol Ana how doe It seem to you?
manr rauecnla unwhlpped on earth, 1 . Bugene Field.
"HOW DOES IT SEEM TO YOC?'
It seoms to me I'd like to go
Vheve Ihe bells don't ring, nor whis
tles blow,
Nor clocks don't strike, nor gongs
don't sound.
And I'd have stillness all around.
Not real stillness, but Just the trees'
Low whispering, or the hum of bees,
Or brooks' faint babbling over stones
In strangely, softly tangled tones.
Or maybe a cricket or katydid
Or the songs of the birds In hedges
hid.
Or Just some such tweet sounds as
these,
To fill .a tired heart with ease.
If 'twern't for sight and sound and
smell,
I d like a clly pretty well,
Put when It comes to getting rest
I like the country lota the best.
Sometimes It seems to me I must
Just quit the city's din and dust
And get out where the sky Is Dluo;
BYERS' BEST FL01R
Is niade from tlio cuolcost wheat tliat grows. Good bread la
assured when Dyers' Host Flour la used.. Bran, aborts, steam rolled
barley always on band.
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W. 8. BYERS, Proprietor.
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conunanity.. rlem
estate Is ao the so"
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your wealth snsx
tracts ot land. We)
snaps to offer F
The dsn I
now.. W eaten
property fc
city and taw B "
all parts of BeOS'
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with yot eo ittl
in com 1
B. F. BECK
Sanitary Plumber
807 Cottonwood Street
The Cigar of Ieal Merit
IN PENDLETON
Every Claim la Backed by Local Tes
timony.
If the reader wants stronger proof
than the following statement and ex
perience of a resident ot Pendleton,
what can it be?
W. A. Rose, living on Cottonwood
street, says: "Doan'a Kidney fills
were first brought to my notice some
four yeans ago, when I was living In
Peoria, 111. At that time I waa suf
fering severely from an attack of kid
ney complaint and could scarcely do
a day's work. To atoop or rise after
stooping hurt so acutely that I could
hardly keep from crying out. When
a man has suffered with a back whleh
felt half the time as though It was
broken, which could not stand the
slightest pressure, when he could not
sit -down, stand or lie with any com
fort and still has to go to his dally
work he naturally becomes anxious
about his condition. I procured Co
on's Kidney Pills, used them and they
cured me. About a year ago I came
to Washington, and shortly after
wards noticed symptoms of my old
trouble. I procured Doan's Kidney
Pills at Brock & McComas Co.'s drug
store and three boxes completely ban
ished the trouble leaving no signs
that I had even had a touch of kid
ney trouble In my life. Doan's Kid
ney Pills do all that la claimed for
them. Tou are welcome to refer to
me at any time and I will gladly give
all particulars In a personal intervl
to anyone calling on me."
For sale by all dealers. Price CO
cents. Foater-Mllburn Co., Buffalo.
N. T sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan'a and
take no other.
Fix Your Fingers
Inc lingers are an index to charac
ter and need atUntion regularly . Only
by skillful art can thty be kept beau
tiful.
A competent nunkne. direct from
San Francisco, may be found at Krs.
Campbell's millinery parlors, 107 Court
Street
To introduce the work,' very low
prices will be asked: Ladies 25 cents,
ticnucmen ss cents.
Appointments made in advance.
Ladies hair dressing in latest mod.
3UC
Work done at customer's home, dou
ble price.
Handsome Souvenir Free
To stenographers, bookkeepers,
bank clerks, sending name and
place of employment to na.
Agent wanted. Merrill Type
writer Co., Spokane, wash.
The East Oregonlan la Eastern Ore-
ton a representative paper. It leads
ana use people appreciate ft and straw
it Dy tlieir liberal Mtronaan.. It
the advertlstng modi am of this section.
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A new lot of planoe and small
T maslcal Instruments for the
HOLIDAY TRADE
The famous
t BTEINWAY AND KMERSOIf
Z pianos. New styles are readr
t for your selection. Latest styles
. 1 - lmi curtains.
portieres and rugs. Agent for
I the Improved White sewing ma
T . . e e& oer
cnines. i-aymni t- -
month. "
Jesse Failing
F a. Ve.e nrlrlM.
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H. M. SLOAN
BLACKSMITH
Horseshoeing, general repair
ing, wagon making and repair
ing. The way I lve built W
my business Is by n'
Ing but good work. THe
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