East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 30, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextBAILT EAST OREONlAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY, M, IMS. FAOB V"IV""""" p ...IMPORTANT NOTICE; ... leal Sale f ' ' flRlr.rvlT f. mW ' .- - , ORIGINAL WITH THIS STORE KALE of last prtJ2?'it rensember. wen the GREAT EMBROIDERT f .1- tfura ' -i.pw w mis ope riw hit.? nivivs . ? RANGING IN PRICE FROM So TO S2.0. PER YARD. anWNS AND HOSDERT . . .. It mmn - 10c fSElsst buck hose, fleece ?" IS l-c "2rf"tet buck ta .... 18c ZZi fsst buck hose ....Me "L". bUck bow . . . .S8c IS fast black ....60c ::::: !r" tTOR B. O. CORSETS. RIBBONS. Fancy ribbon price jsc Fancy ribbons, beat quality . .SOc Fancy wash ribbon. .4 sv 10 PER CENT REDUCTION ON AIJj SILK AND SATIN TAF FETA RIBBONS. SILKS. 50c tap silk, aU colors 7C 75c and 85c Taffeta silk ... Mc $I.M fancy silk 7c 1.S5 black taffetta silk, In. 8o 81.80 black taffeta silk, S-ln. 1.IS DOMESTICS AND - FLANNELS 10c Flannelettes 8 1-Sc IS l-3c Flannelettes Oo IS 1-Sc silk olives, tc-ln sc IS 1-Sc fancy ginghams 10c 1-Sc toweling ... o 10c toweling .7c', IS 1-Sc toweling c 15c tawHIng lie AGENT FOR STANDARD PAT TERNS AND PUBLICATIONS. nr VVCAL UNDER-MTSLIN SALE CONTINUES. FT-nri?r , ,, ... ea VJni UUUWAT, . f , ,EXAINlltK DEPARTMENT STORE PENDLETON'S BEST AND FOREMOST STORK. ' IH A . IJT'S GREAT EXERCISE..... jjCKElTION THAT IS HEALTHFUL AND ENJOYABLE IS It dsrelop the entire system and brings Into play every L. of the body. Physicians and athletic Instructors every- L ntnnunend bowling. BILLIARDS AND POOL BALL IN CONNECTION. fen merred for private parties when spoken for In advance. BOWLING Brunswick Bowling Alley WADE SILER, Prop. B. F. . BECK Sanitary Plumber 807 Cottonwood Street No Frenzied Finance wl Mtate we have tnr mU. J" It the only safe founda- ona llnanclal operation, willing to build nn m money and Invest It n I Ud It Will ln..DU 1 ,.1., PtdMirable property In all Ptaeltv. ax well .,nv,a favill tracts. - Davidson & Co. "I Court Street HWLT YOU WITH Ming : (Jaterial lumber of all -Doors, Blind 1 "niillng anil T.r I BILL TO TO J OCR FlGTjREs. ,V Harbor facial Co. . I C. r. -viww l SLOAN .''"''It . " "nu repair 1 Jtan and repair J 1 hv oullt up alng noth- V- Price. r- J WAS EXECUTED S2 YEARS AGO. Wreathing In London ot ' Statue of King Charles I. London. Jan. 30. Two hundred and twenty-six years ago today Charles I was executed by his subjects and latter-day Jacobites observed the vmlveraary as usual by placing wreaths on the statue In Trafalgar square. That Is to say, they would Ifke to place these floral emblems personally, but sad to relate the gar lands are now always laid In position by the rude hands of Hanoverian po licemen. The reason for this Is somewhat amusing. The floral observance com menced some 15 years ago, and all would have gone well but for a mod est bunch of violets placed among (he other decorations. It was not the flowers but the card to which they were attached, which caused the rumpus. This card was. the white lid ot a milliner's box Inked round with a deep black border. In the center were printed in large letters the words: "Remember, oh king and martyr we have not forgotten. Long live Queen Mary." Next day there was a paragraph In all the papers calling attention to the "disloyal" in scription, and when parliament raet a question was put to the home .secre tary. The consequence was the plac ing of Jacobite wreaths under the censorship of the office of work, where all tributes now have r. be sent. THE ADVENT OF THE NEW YEAR Will bring no greater happiness than what can be gained through the pos session of one of our peerless car riages. We can furnish you Iwth any style or kind and one that will be Ir hiihle In style, construction ami finish, easy running and durable. Neale Brothers TEETH EXTRACTED BY THE MOD , ERN METHOD, 50C. We are thoroughly equipped with all modern mef .ds and appliances, and guarantee our work to be of the highest stand ard, and our prices the lowest consistent with first-claa work. White Bros. ' Dentists. Ass Nation Block. Telephone Main 1M1. Expert Collectors We have located a branch office In Pendleton, and will make collecting defunct bills a specialty. J-o ae count too old for us to handle. Our plan Is: "No collections, no charges. Suits instituted. Judgment, advertised. The Van Almlne-Gordon Co.. Mer cantile Agency, M. Oo.. Mgrs. ft E. Court i. Tclenhone Vol" 811. Oregon Tannery ... .....a. funrr leather and i" or an iviiiud w.. furs. Tans all kinds of leather tor all purposes. Mounting and cleaning furs and fur garments. Best workmanship. OTTKB at oub, 1411 West Alta Street . To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money If it falls to cure. B. W. Grove's sig nature Is on esch box. !bc money tot tort 1 umi mm t. 9n mull, n tfw OwfMi omT cmi , 'Mil UAlLV mi MJHDAir JOUR NAL. N rVtd m-!- mri and on U "''Mr ' To m tar mm "i'fl,! Bm m, ml ml 10 mm ol THE 0 N AY JOURNAL. . mU M mm Ah din H fr m mi m-Mm-mU m mlMni mm m, DM mMmm ttrmt. mt k i,,,r-, THS SUNDAY JOUSNAL. ZmTSmf m m mm b kw THS DAILY JOUSNAL. ' ' THS SUNDAY JOUSNAL in ALL THK NBWS mm mmy mmm tm tmn l mmmmi mmmm.m. kM. k- .11 Ik. mrnum't mm mnt mnmt b, M( mmmt TQST0PRANGEVVAB5 NEW LAW WOlU HOLD , , COUNTIES RESPONSIBLE. Representative Steiner Intrortuor. a - Bill to Make Counties liable for AU Stock Killed In Range Wan and Riots Owner, of Stock so Killed Can Recover 50 Per Cent of trie Real Value of the Stock Aim of the Law Is to Stop Sheep Shoot-Shooting. JOURNAL Mft m n m m T MtibwflM. ym MM my ml Ui SX CASH J w mmK mm m, mt -mmt, , la mt mtmmtmmmm, " NAL Z, THS JOUSBAL . . V"" AASMM. THS JOUSNAU ' THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST Bear this in mind when yon need poultry and stock supplies and ask for the International Poultry and Stock Pood. Use Kow Kure for your cow trou bles. C. F. ColcswortHy 127-12K East Alta St Agent for Lee's Lice Killer. J. L. VAUGHN ELECTRICIAN. Prompt attend n given and all work secuted properly. Electrical Supplies of all Unda. OFEICK 121 West Court St (Tribune Building.) Following Is a copy of house bill N'o. 2(2. Introduced by Representa tive Steiner, and Is Intended to stop range wars, by making counties re sponsible for 50 per cent of the value of all stock so killed: A bill for an act to make counties and municipal corporations liable for injury to and destruction of, cattle, sheep, horses, swine and goats with in their respective limits, and provid ing for the time and manner of en forcing payment therefor. Be it enacted by the people of the state of Oregon: Section 1. That 'whenever In any county or municipal corporation in this state, any cattle, sheep, horses, swine and groats shall be Injured or destroyed by any outlaw, or person or persons In disguise, mob or riot, the owner of such property shall be entitled to recover of the county or municipal corporation In which such property was located at the time U was injured or destroyed. BO per cent or the reasonable value thereof, at the time and place where Injured or destroyed. Sec. 2.1 That claims for sad dam ages allowed In section 1 of this act shall be first presented to the coun ty court In the county in which such damages occurred within 20 days from the occurrence of such damages, with proof of loss, and shall be acted upon by said court as other claims are now passed upon. That In case the decision of the county court Is unsatisfactory to the party claiming damages It shall be entitled to appeal from the decision of such county court to the circuit court of said county. In case of such an appeal from the county court te the circuit court the same shall be commenced by the filing of a complaint In the said circuit court of the said county, and the service of summons shall be had as an ordinary action at law. It shall be sufficient service In such actions to serve the summons and copy of the complaint upon the coun ty clerk of the county defendant In case such damages be acralnst the mu nicipality, they shall file their proof of damages with the recorder of such municipality within 20 days after the .happening of such damages and such claims shall be passed upon as other claims are now passed upon In such municipalities, and in case the party desires an appeal from the decision of the city council of such municipal ity, he shall proceed as above pro vided from the county court; the copy of the complaint and the service of summons shall be served upon the recorder of such municipality, and Fuch actions shall be prosecuted to final determination according to the laws of this state and the practice of the courts relative to actions be tween private Individuals. Sec. 3. That any action commenc ed by virtue of this act shall be com menced Within one year after the act complained of Is committed. - after which no action 'can be commenced hereunder and the county or munici pal corporation is released from all liability on account of such Injury or destruction of said property. Sec. 4. . All judgments recovered In persuance of the provisions of this act shall be satisfied In the same manner as other Judgments against counties and other public corpora tions as provided in section 36J of Bellinger and Cotton's Annotated Codes and Statutes of Oregon. Sec. 6. That If at any time before the payment of the money recovera ble under the provisions of this act, the offenders shall be apprehended and duly tried, convicted and punish ed, such conviction and punishment shall operate as satisfaction of the judgment In the particular case. If the offenders herein described shall be apprehended and undergoing trial or in custody of the law awaiting trial for the offense about which the action is brought, the eourt, or In vacation, the j-udge thereof, may oh a proper showing suspend proceedings in the suit for damages until the re sult of the trial of the apprehended person or persons shall be known. Sec. . That the provisions of this act are necessary for the Immediate preservation of the public health, peace and safety, and an emergency exists, and this act shall take effect and be In full force from and after its approval by the governor. A Grim Tragedy. is dally enacted. In thousands of homes, as death claims, In each one, another victim of consumption or pneumonia. But when cough, and colds are properly treated, th. trag edy is- averted. F. O. Huntley, of usianoma, ind., .writes- "My wife had the consumption, and three doc tors gave her up. Finally she took Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption, Coughs and colds, which cured her, and today she Is well and strong." It kills the germs of all dis eases. One dose relieves Guaran teed at 60c and $L00 by Tallman Co., druggists. Trial bottle free. Alpha Kappa Kappa. Cincinnati, O., Jan. 80. The Alpha Kappa Kappa medical fraternity be gan its annual national convention In Cincinnati today, with headquarters at the Grand hotel. Twenty-seven chapters are represented at the gath ering, the visitors including medical men of prominence from .very sec tion of the country. . ', OSTEOPATHY Pelvic Diseases of Women. It Is estimated that less than It per cent ot women are In perfect health. Why this alarming state T For the answer to the greater part of It, we must look to th. so-called pelvic .dis eases, or female troubles. It la rare Indeed to find a woman In th. active period of life entirely fre. from all these ailments. Is If any wonder that scientists are constantly asserting th degeneracy ot the human race, when these must be th. mother, of It, or that In Franc, .and Germany the death rate exceeds the births? Is It any wonder that so many false cures are heralded, and that for years quacks have mad. thl. their harvest field? With years ot suffering and distress, aches In back, ovaries and uterus, Vlth their reflex accompani ments, headaches, digestive disorders, bladder trouble, etc, is It any won der that woman submits to the burn ing' caustics, pessary, electric shock, and finally the surgeon's knife, only to find herself at last unsexed, a nervous wreck and a hopeless inva lid? Such la the story ot a hundred In our own town. Cannot science end this awful tale? It not, a new and hardier race must take the stage. He who brings this story to a close will be greater than any now on his tory's pages. Such a one Is now striving hard for this glorious cause In the person of Dr. Andrew T. Still, the founder of osteopathy. Said Mrs. Senator Jos. B. Foraker, "If the founder of Osteopathy does nothing more In this life than what he has done to relieve the suffering of wo men, his name will go down th. ages as the greatest physician of any age, and one of th. benefactors ot th. race." Is this eulogy merited? Let us ex amine his theory and see If It be rea sonable, for we should reason on healing, although we have never done so. "the body is not a mystery, but works by law, just as truly as any other machine. Bo have a reason The uterus and ovaries have an abundant and delicately balanced nerve and blood supply on which they depend to functionate, or perform their duty of life, . procreation. Be cause of this abundance and delicacy of nerve and blood supply, they are easily disturbed. At this point Dr. Still began by asking, "How does this disturbance come about?" Strange it is that no physician ever asked this before, or if he asked, failed to get an answer. Dr. Still never stopped until he had an answer. The blood to the female organs, as well as to all parts is controlled by the raso-motor nerves. These arise in the spinal cord, pass out between the vertebrae, thence' downward through tissues and over joints to the organs. Cut the vaso-motor nerve to any vessel and the vessel wall is paralyzed. Then the force of the blood within the vessel spleads the wall, accumulating an excess of bloqftl, an Inflammation or congestion. With these facts of physiology as a starting point, Dr. Still began the search for the agent cutting the vaso-motor nerve. Diligent search recvealed that the vertebrae between which the nerve leaves the spinal cord, were slightly displaced, the ribs, the 11th and 12th, were drawn down and to gether, and that the pelvic bones, commonly called the hip bones, were twisted. "An Idea," says Dr. Still. "These bring pressure and cut off the nerves as they pass by them. If I straighten these It should get the desired result." He did the work. The result you have In the' above quo tation from the wife of Ohio's greatest senator. You have been duped long enough. Henceforth proceeds by reuson. In vestigate. There are several In our town who have been treated, flet complete explanation and understand. Pick the wheat from the chaff, fur pretenders are numerous and will Infest our Ptute until Senator liiown ell's bill, now before the legUlhlure, becomes a law and compels all os teopaths to go before an examining board. Don t Judge Osteopathy by what some pretender has been able to give you. Would you judge medi cine from the work of a quack? Frequently we hear, "I have a uterine displacement, so Osteopathy can't help me." Does not the dls placement come from the stretching of the ligaments, weakened by poor nourishment? What will correct it? Prop It up with a pessary, or correct th. blood supply and nourish the lig aments back to strength? Because you ' cannot detect the alight displacements of bones, don't be positive there are none. Trained fingers will find them and point them out to your satisfaction. Medical doc tors, those who never Investigate. often assert that these displacements ao not exist Any such we cordially invite to call, as w. have some ex cedent examples of all classes of displacement, among our patients. Osteopathy makes no claim to cur all cases. Home mild fjumn are Ineup. abla, soma very bad case are easily cured. . Most depends on the causes, whether It be a removable condition or not Then comes In the recuper ative power of th body. The longer the case is delayed the more th re cuperative power Is lost Give Osteopathy a chance to save you before submitting to the sur geon's knife, which must forever de stroy you as a woman, unsex you, wreck your nervous system, subject you to the terrible Initiative of the scar tissue and leave you incapable of motherhood, and unfitted in body and mind for wifehood, a barren wreck on the sands ot time. Just liv ing because you have not been called away. There Is a chance for you. It costs nothing to Investigate fully with Doc tors Hoislngton, Despain block, Pen dleton, Ore., who are graduates under Dr. Still, the founder. They will glad ly answer any question. . General clean-up of all winter goods it price that will surprise you. Teutach's. - 4 'Gone to the Bad Throogh Drink" :: IS SAID OF MANY A OOOD, WKUi INTENDING MAlf WHO HAS BROOMS A VIC TIM OF TUB LIQUOR HABIT. THERE IS HOPB AND 8AL YATTON FOR THESE TOfFOja TTJNATBS, FOR TRIB Cures the Habit X it's iosrriYja rr8 not kx- z PENSIVE. Z SOLD BY TALLMAN A CO. X T t i Positively the Best Bear made. ' --' Any quantity yoa deslr. Delivered to your bom. Always cell lor OLYMPIA. A. N0LTE Telephone Mala Ml. lvtrTttlfMM Celebrated Pianos t, The World's Leading Idstrumen. f The STEINWAY one lb EMERSON pianos. New style ar. ready for your selection. Latst style, and design, in lac. curtains, portieres and rugs. Agent for the Improved Whit, sewing ma chines. Payments ot IS per month. Jesse Failing Store Near Bridge. The Columbia Lodging House : Well ventilated, neat and com- fortable rooms, good beds. Bar a in connection, where th bast e goods ar served. ? Slain street, center of block, be- tween Alta and Webb streets. J F. X. SCHEMPP PROPRIETOR. .QSQDAD. LET VH FILL YOl'U BIN WITH Rock Spring Coal Recognised as th. but and most economical fuL W. ar. prepared to con tract with you for your winter', aupply. W d- ' llvr coal or wood to any - ' part of Jh. city. Laatz Bros. MAIN STREET. NEAR DEPOC i The French! i Restaurant i Best JS Cent Meal In the City. Private Dining Parlors. Elegant Famished Room. In Connection. OUS LaFONTAINE, Prop. MS ."aln Street Walters' Flouring Mills Capacity, 160 barrel a day. ' " Flour exchanged for wheat' Flour, Mill Feed. ChoDDed TA tc., always on band. 1' f 'i'r! 'i:, ': 1' ' ! .- v ;' . ; t1'