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DAILY EAST OSEOON1AN, PENDLETON, OKBOON, TC FSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1B05,
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AX INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER.
FaMWin every afternoon I except Sunday)
at Pendleton. Oregon, by the
KAST OKEUUMAN PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
BUMSCIUITION UATKS.
ny, one year, by mall fi.no
lUj, all montha, by mall 2. so
iy. three montha, by mall j.ss
teky.one month, by mall f,o
Wetaly. one year, by mall 1 ,v
Wtealy. alx montha, by mall .7S
Wfrkly. four months, by mall 50
l-eely, one year, by mall 2 00
I-Weekly, alx months, by mall... 1.00
t-Weekly, tbree montha. by mall.. .50
r Scrlppe-Ucltae New Association.
Saa Kranrlaro Bureau, 408 Fourth St.
f"kno Hureaa, 800 Security Kullnlng.
Washington, i. c Bureau, 601 14th Bt,
M. W.
Telephone Main 11.
Knarred at Pendleton Postcffice as second 1
claaa matter.
masses mid fight for such advanced
legislation, or If they should be In
favor of It, they would not be Iden
tified with the movements for busi
ness reasons.
Not so with A. L. Mills. He hns
fought In the open for all his cherish
ed principles, and whatever other as
pirations he may have, it Is certain
that he has been devoted to the cam
paign for the initiative and referen
dum and the direct nominating law.
two of the most beneficient laws ever
adopted hy any state.
If his other political aspirations
and alms are In keeping with these
reformatory laws. Mills la one of the
most powerful and able men In the
state. I'm ii If his other beliefs are
partisan i.. id ultra-cnuservatlve. his J
work along these lines has endeared j
him to the whole people, und his
principles must be sound at heart.
! Often The Kidneys Are
' Weakened by Over-Work.
' Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
1 It imetl to Ik- considered thnt only
show that only 13.608.498 votes were : nrmarv an,l bladder troubles were to be
THE OFFICIAL VOTE.
The official canvasses of the vole
for president have been completed In
the various stutes, and the results
Notloe to Advertisers;
Copy for advertising matter
to appear in the East Oregoni
an must be In by 4:45 p. m. of
the preceding day; copy for
Holiday's paper must be In by
4:45 p. m. the preceding Saturday.
I know the human race moves
on,
Nobler and nobler age .by
age.
;Through error, evil, pain, to
(tain
Perfection, its sure heritage.
i KXFOIM'K THE OKIHXAM'F.
: Enforce the present bicycle ordi-
nance to the letter of the law. but
don't repeal the ordinance. See that
those who ride on the sidewalks have
licenses, and fine those who violate
the ordinance.
The rights of dozens of law-respecting
riders should not be tuken away
because a few law-breakers are found
riding on the sidewalks. What are of
ficers for? Why are arrests not made
for .violations of the law ? Why Is It
not mude plain that the ordinance
will be enforced? That will settle
the bicycle ordinance question. That
will force lnw-breakers to take out
licenses and contribute to the Income
cast, as ugalust 13.UtiS.C74 In 1900, a
decrease of 460.078.
Tile ballots were divided as follows:
lloosevelt, republican, 7.6H7.63-; j
Parker, democrat, 5,080,004; Pebs. '
socialist. 31, ); Swallow, prohibi
tionist. 260.303; Watson, populist.
1 14.637: i'orregoti. socialist labor.
33.4.i3: Hotcomb. continental labor.
S30.
The republicans made gains over
their vole of 1900 In 32 states, and
losses In 13. The net gain wns 429.
799. The democrats polled more votes In
(eight states than in 1900. hut less In
37. The net democratic loss was 1.
! 260.699.
j Watson received his largest vote ill
I CeoiBia. the total of that state. 22.
! 634. with 20.r.08 in Nebraska, being
j nearly one-third of his nggregate,
! 1 14.637. Ilarker polled ,0,21s in
: 1900.
Ilie prohibition vote In 1900 was ' IkiuIci,.
us. 791: In 1904 It was 260,303. a gain
f r.i.r.12.
Four years ago the socialists had
fan electoral ticket In 32 states, and
! polled S7.769 votes. ' This year they
had a ticket in the 45 states, and the
j Iebs vote was 391.587. Illinois cast
j 69.225 socialist votes, more than any
i other state.
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Slow change and sure advance
this Is
Immortal Nature's changeless
plan
To bring earth's earliest living
cell
Through slow gradations up
to man; .
The monthly magazine Is too slow
for Thomas W. Ijiwsnn. He has
of the city. . tnke to advertising In the big dallies.
There are dozens of tradesmen who J Page-length, douiite-cotumn confiden
niust use the sidewalks. In the ills- vvs ,n the American people, advising
charge of their duties. Is It fair to them about the value of stocks, etc..
this class of honest riders, who pay ! '" closing with the declaration: "I
their license and obey the law
peal the bicycle ordinance because
to re- 111,1 "ow conducting no market opera
. tlous except such as are necessarv ti
traced to the kidneys,
but now modern
science proves that
nearly all diseases
have their liei;innin
iu the disorder
these uiest imiKirtaiit
org-ius.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood
that is their work.
Therefore, when vour kidnevsare weak
or out of order, voii can understand how
juicklv your entire liotly is affected and
how every organ seems to fail to do its
ilutv.
If you are sick or " feci badly," liejnti
taking the (.'rent kidney remedy, lr.
Kilmer's Swump-Root, because as soon
its vour kidtievs are well they will help
ill the other origins to health. A trial
will convince anyone. i
If vou are sick vou can make no mis- i
take' bv first doctoring vour kidneys.
Tiic mild and the extraordinary effect of j
in. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the grcut j
kiducv remedy, is soon realized. It
il.ni.U the highest for its wonderful luuii..-,
lit ;li. most distressing cases, ami is sold i
mi us merits bv oil ft -'It
liii!;:;iitsill fiftv-celit
m i ,,:ie-dollar siz.i !:tarjW
You nun' '
li.ive a sample Isittlc nomeorswamp-RoAt. 1
iiv mail free, ulso a pamphlet telling you !
how to bud out if you have kidney or 1
Madder trouble. Mention this paper :
when writingto Dr. Kilmer & Co., Iling-
'.laiuton, N. V. l'l 'i't make any mistake,
hut renieiuliei the name, Swumji-Kool, 1
Ilr. Kilmer s Swamp-Root, and the ad- j
iress, Itingliauiliiii, N. Y on every bottle, i
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PEVDLETOV. OREGON.
Under the, direction of tha
Sisters of BU Francis, of Phila
delphia. Resident and day pa.
pils. Special attention given to
music and elocution. Students
prepared for teachers' examin
ations for oounty and state cer
tificates. For particulars ad
dress .SISTER 8UPERI0R.
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9I . rr-. pio ih..ra A
mmmmi ttnd new
"mij tenable
Real Estate
The "uric acldT.
"rl'-'sof rhuim,nV
abandoned bri
theord v.,:
one. t. u.!.'1
m""ical doctor whrnTI
nu. aJ
; blood flow.
"llckened llgam,
, ribs
or noloi. l.
""teopath'i field aloo '
Justed th. "." 1
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! i JU"'eu ' " met,, JT,
e i ' 'n Wool
. ur; removed ad '
j""n is restored.
Oregon Tannery
I'or all kinds of fancy leathers and '
(urs. Tuns ull kinds of leather foi :
ill purposes. Mounting and cleaning 1
furs ttnd fur garments. Ilest wurk- 1
ninusl'.lp.
OITKE SOX.
1415 West Altn Street. :
few persist In breaking the ordinance?, further my work.'
Arrest the law -breakers, make ex
amples of them. The recorder will
fine every law-breaker brought before
him. None will escape. Arrest the
law-breakers. Slake an effort to en
force the present ordinance.
The electric light and telephone
linemen, who must go out on hurry
up calls, must use the sidewalks; the
messengers. delivering telegraphic
messages, in haste, must use the side
walks; physicians, called out in a
hurry, must use the sidewalks; dozens
of others of the lending trades and
professions should have the privilege
of using the sidewalks, and are too
glad to pay for that privilege.
It would cripple the service of fullv
" " .oiiiuiiu, anu men- , , .
titled with all the great financial in- one-th,rd of ,he "us"''' " l'- i I
iuiiui population, to taKe away the
privilege of using the sidewulks. True,
the privilege must not be abused. Hut
the licensed riders should not lie
made to suffer because of the vl
To bring from brute and savage
man
Through ages long of enmity, e
And wrong, and strife, the Man e
of Peace e
The perfect Man that Is to be.
Samuel Brazier In Louis e
Post's Public. e
II ILLS, MAN OF THE MASSES.
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The Enst Oregonian has long been 1
ma admirer of A. L. Mills, who has
Jast been elected speaker of the house
an Ihe Oregon legislature.
Although president of the First
Mtinnul Bank of Portland, and Iden-
Two out of three of nil the Russian
officers at Port Arthur were killed
or wounded.
Handsome Souvenir Free
To stenographers, bookkoeiiera,
hunk clerks, sending name ami
place of employment to us.
Asmiu wanted. Merrill Type
writer Co.. Snokmin. ll'mili
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Is the basis of wealth In every
community.. Pendleton real
estate Is on the Inci-ease In vol.
nine., it you would Increase: The uric acid !
your wenltb Invest In lot or duet, are rMuluJiS!!
tracts f land. We liave some and not ZZ?""
The time to buy p ropery hi
now.. We can supply you with
property In all sections of tlie
city and have fine ranches In
all pnrts of the oounty.
We would like to have a talk
with you on real estate.
W. E. Davfison & Co.
IU COUKT ST.
OLD NHW8PAPBBs-Tn IP
carneta. on thalM mil - j
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bundle of 100 art,
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i'i this? Certainly
" wi the Ostom:
'me It la due t ij7
d'H-ct and remove to j
""'"pinny will ucoe)J
" annul. Dn gj
the Despoln Mock, -nTd
under the founder of (J
r. Still, nnd thould k J
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erests which this responsible and
romlnent position carries, he is yet
m political reformer and a progres
sive and approachable man.
He has taken a leading part in the latls f nilhusleren. who defv the
WHsuge of the Initiative and referen- i,..
avm law, the direct primary nomlnnt
n law and other advanced legislation
that has been secured In Oregon. He
has financed the weak and shaky
farces behind these movements. In
dheir Inception, and has perhaps spent
more private funds In propaganda
urk of this kind, than any other
sian in the state. He is a consclen- '
us, earnest, aggressive reformer.
Make an example of a few unlicens
ed riders. Let the officers exercise
a little more vigilance, and bring In
a few- more offenders. They will h
fined. Just a few severe examples
will settle the question.
Pon't repeal the ordlnunce alto
gether. The time Is coming when the
city can collect a tax from every per
son using a bicycle, and devote the
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respite his influential position in the proceeds to cinder paths and bicycle
imunc.ai ana Business world of Port- roads. Until that time comes, per
mit the business and professional men
This is a remarkable record, for a to have the privilege of using the side
man in such a position. It Is too well walks, upon payment of a llccnse
iaowu to need mention here, that and then collect the license and en
en In such positions are either too force the law. That is what officers
conservative to get down among the are for.
In order to raise funds for another investment, I shall sell my eaS
stock of wood at actual cost, for cash. Special prices on
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