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1U tarda?.
Only Today is nurs. Hush, reuse
repining;
For have not nil the yestcr-
days returned
To 5od. who weaves for each a
golden lining
With all our aspirations there
Inhumed?
the
ItiKht in
the Art-
Each Mrugie for
our life-story
Will he depleted hy
tst's hand
With all the fhudows fleckei
with distant glory
Unveiling what we now mis
understand.
Magazine of Mysteries.
v rm r s oppi hit r xit y.
shows the trend of public sentiment In
llolso, the capital of Idaho, on the
anti-gumhitng cumpnlgn that Is sweep
ing over the country. The Statesman
says of a police raid:
"The police deserve credit when
ever they do their duty. They have
raided one gambling den and are en
titled to full credit for their action.
If they will follow that up hy raiding
others they will deserve greater credit.
"What is expected of the police
force 1s that it raid every gambling
place so soon as it gels Into operation.
and raid It so often as It reopens.
"Further, it is expected that these
places will lie run down with as much
diligence as prevails with respect to
opium ilens. and that raids will bo
conducted as relentlessly and as per
sistently." if the capital of Idaho can main
tain a city council ami police force
with courage and nerve to enforce the
laws, why can't other towns and
cities'.'
Why must Pendleton be the last re
maining rendezvous for a class of peo
ple that can't live In lioise City and
ply their trade ."
If Wine can rise out of the Rus
sian rut. If he can ascend to higher
eminences of enlightenment than any
Russian ruler has yet climbed, he will
be given an opportunity to enroll him
elf among the Immortals.
Time Is ripe for a great man in
Russia.
But none but a great man can
handle the situation.
No man in the category of grand
dukes, aristocrats or royalists now In
tower need undertake the Job. The
people have no confidence in either
their ability or their honesty.
The people will he suspicious of
any man who succeeds to the manage
ment of the government, and it will
require u master mind to overcome
those suspicions.
The Russian people are almost to
tally Ignorant of the common princi
ples of clvl liberty, and even the most
favorable forms of free government
will be looked upon by them with
great distrust, if such forma of gov
ernment are suggested and promul
gated by any one connected with the
present oppressive government.
The lust and frenzy of blood and
anarchy are deep-seated among the
great masses of the Russian people,
because they have lived for purposes
of revenge only, for centuries.
Even the proposal of good govern
ment will not assuage their long pent
up thirst for vengeance, and riot and
disorder will shake the empire under
the most favorable rule.
Co. for these reasons it will require
a master mind to guide the rioting
masses safely through the formative
period to a sane government, founded
upon popular confidence and cleansed
of revengeful undercurrents.
In Dulse City the boss of a gam
bling game which was raided by the
police was fined $100 by the circuit
Judge with the promise that the fine
would he doubled In a subsequent of
fense. This is the only way in which
to deal with this class of criminals.
Fines of till) or 175 once in six months
have no terrors for men who gamble
every day and it Is impossible to
check this crime by imposing lilt
nominal fines. The limit of the law
should be given to every man .who Is
brought Into court the second time
for gambling. Even then they get but
insignificant punishment for the harm
they do in the community. A man
who should follow any other criminal
calling for a constant occupation
would be given the limit, so why not
the gambler? Why allow hlnv to es
cape with a wink at the law, to con
tinue his trade In spite of costly
courts and officers?
THK WONDKItrTL WAY.
Urown are the sun-parched meadows,
And blue is the arching sky,
Hut the cloudshlps wait by the western
gate.
And the rains come by and by.
Then the roses will lift their faces
And smile from the verdant sod.
For the earth's green crown hides her
dingy gown
'TIs the wonderful way of CJod.
Dreary the way we Journey,
Though blue Ih the sky above.
And we scarcely know iik we onward
go
That our souls may trust His love;
1UU, e'en as we doubt, the roses
llloom In the path we trod.
And the heav'n we gain Is won
pnln
'TIs the wonderful way of Ood.
: A. J. Waterhousi
by
The Reliable
Druggist
Donaldson's
The Reliable
Druggist
Extra Special for One Week
Hot Water Hags Is an article you oanaot afford to be without.
We have something entirely new In them. Must be seen to be ap
preciated. SEE WINDOW.
2-qtinrt lings '. $1.00
.1-quart lings 11.23
4-quurt lines ft. 50
IIOMK Or' T1IK SINSIIIXK ItKMl DIKS. WIIKItK KVKItYTIIING
IS JUST1UTE.
815 Main
Street
Donaldson's
Phone
Main 520
ills iski.u;io.
Not long ago a certain clergyman
from the west was called to a church
In Jersey City. Soon after his arrival
the divine's wife made the usual visits
to the members of the parish. One of
these, a plumber's wife, was asked by
the good lady whether the family were
regular churchgoers, whereupon the
wife of the plumber replied that while
she and her children were attendants
at divine service quite regularly, her
husband was not.
"Dear me," said the minister's wife,
"that's too bad! Does your husband
never go to church?"
"Well, I wouldn't say that he never
went," was the reply. "Occasionally
Will goes to the Unitarian, now and i
then to the Methodist, and I have j
known him to attend the Catholic!
church." j
A look of perplexity came to the '
face of the visitor. "Perhaps your j
husband is an agnostic," suggested 1
she. 1
"Not at all," hastily answered the
other: "he's a plumber. When there ;
is nothing for him to do at one church
there Is very likely something for him i
at one of the others." Harper's
Weekly.
I
The Tribune says the East Oregon-1
lau casts unjust reflections upon the
city council when It says the council
Intended to grant an exclusive fran
chise to the gas plant. The council
has done so many unexpected and un
popular things however, that almost
any suspicion is Justified. Since it
gave the city printing to the highest
bidder and permitted Wells, a member
of the council to hold contracts with
the city, making out and indorsing
his own bills, the East Oregonlan has
been slightly suspicious of the coun
cil. If the council does not wish to
be censured, let it deal honestly, at
least. The taxpayers are paying for
the council's queer deals, but th3
Tribune is not Interested since It's
tuxes are unpaid.
A lawsuit at Pittsburg, Pa., lias de
veloped the fact that a piece of prop
erty in Ohio, belonging to four men
named Harnack, Gartner, Powelson
mid Hamilton, was purchased by them
for 115,000 cash. They then issued
stock against It to the value of Jl,
GO0.O00, much of which was sold,
and It was also bonded for 50,000.
I h " i A
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Sept.
105
Pendleton, Or.,
To the Public:
.Six months ago I went to Dr.
F. 11. Dayton, the eye specialist,
with a complication of eye troubles
that -was causing me much pain
and annoyance. In addition to
double vision my eyes were con
tinually bloodshot an 1 pained me
almost beyond endurance. Dr.
Dayton fitted me with glasses that
have entirely overcome my eye
troubles and this letter Is but u
faint expression of my appreclix
tion. Signed
MRS. MARY A. MURPHY.
The above letter from Mrs. M.
A. Murphy, Is selected no in among
the many, owing to her wide range
of acquaintance In and around
Pendleton.
DR. F. B. DAYTON
The Eye Specialist
Office lit Hotel St. George, November 1, 2, S, 4. Examinations free.
Home Address Pendleton, Ore. Office Hours 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Perfect fifing glasses ground es
pecially for Weak Eyes, Astigmn
tlsm, Nearsightedness, Farsighted
ness, Reading or Fine Work.
Our glifsscs cure Headuche,
Neuralgia, Nervousness, Tired
Eyes, Aching Eyes. Sties, Granulat
ed lids. Rloodshot Eyes, Watery
Eyes, etc.
CAMPI5ELL FARMING SYSTEM.
YOUR HOUSE
your office or factory In the most sat
isfactory manner and our charge are
pleasingly moderate for all such work.
We carry In stock a fine line of
Electrical Supplies
Including Hatterles, Hells, Ann unci
ators, Interior Telephones, etc.
J. L. VAUGHAN
Phone Main 139 132 West. Court
LKT I'S MM, YOl'K
I1IN WITH
Rock Spring Coal
Recognized as the bvsl
and most economical fueL
We aw prepared to con
tract with yAu for jrour
winter's supply We do
liver coal ur wood to any
Prt of the city
Laatz Bros.
IA iTIIr'tl
VKAB lKPOT
The 400-mark in the Commercial
association membership is sure to be
attained by the next meeting on Tues
day, November 7. Everybody Is
working to that end. N'othlng can
prevent the accomplishment of this
worthy object if everybody puts their
shoulder against the band wagon
wheel for just u few days.
FEUDIST COMES WEST.
An association has been organized
In Lenver to promote the Campbell
sy.te.n of dry farming.
. n experimental farm Is being es
tablished near the city and there per
son interested are to be shown what
can ;,t .lone without irrigation on the
d.y I ni ls of the statu.
The object of the people Interested
In the association is to attract the
gr .a li le of Immigration which Is
10 ikei for during the next few years.
11 j ..cteekers arc to be shown what
can :..-. done In Colorado where there
Is no water for Irrigation, or where
the supply is limited.
The work to be done will, however,
be of Interest and value to all the
other arid states. It will be of value
to ev ry person who Is engaged in
farming In those states, particularly
th iise who pay by measurement for
the water they actually use or who
cannot get enough used in the old
w?y. we have naa some illustrations
in Umatilla county of the benefits of
the Campbell method, and our peo
ple will watch the Denver experiments
with great Interest.
It Is further stated the association
will publish u magazine setting forth
the facts established by the experi
ments. This magazine will no doubt
be ought by all progressive Irrlyttlon
Uts. as It will prove Invaluable to all
m ho wish to keep abreast of develop
ments on this subject.
THE I,AV IN BOISE.
The following crisp and direct edi
torial from the Boise Statesman.
One of the notorious Hatfield feud
ists of Kentucky has been discovered
In Southern Wyoming, where he Is
following the trade of a wolf trapper,
says the Denver Post. The military
authorities have been searching for
Hatfield for pome time and his arrest
Is expected any time.
Harry Hatfield. In order to get
away from the feud district in Ken
tucky. Joined the army. He was first
sent to Columbus barracks and then
assigned to the Eighteenth infantry.
Hatfield soon tired of the army, as his
continuous disregard of military rules
kept him In the guardhouse, and at the
first opportunity he deserted. Al
though t?!e military authorities Insti
tuted n vigorous search, no trace of
Hatfield could be found.
A few weeks ago the representative
of a Louisville, Ky., whiskey concern
visited the little town of Baggs, In the
:nake river country, near the Colorado
line. There he saw and recognized
Hatfield, the drummer having been
well acquainted with the family In
Kentucky. Hatfield also recognize!
the drummer, and for several hours
they talked over old times.
To the salesman Hatfield said he
was following the occupation of a wolf
killer, and was making big money. The
-tate paid a rich bounty on wolves,
"oyotes and mountain Hons, and In od-
litlon to this, the Snake River Stock
men's association paid from $10 to $40
on every pelt brought In by the Ken
turklan.
Hatfield would not divulge tho lo
cation of his home, hut admitted that
ho had provided himself with a stop
ping place at a "quiet" nook In the
mountains. Hatfield goes heavily
armed, and as he Is known as a wolf
hunter no one thinks anything of this,
"atfleld, who Is known in tho Snake
river country as Thad Baker, says he
is happy In his new home, and pro
poses to stay there. When asked If
he was not afraid of the authorities
coming for him, he patted tho stock
of his rifle fondly and, with a know
Ing wink, said ho ruossed not so long
as his cartridges held out.
As the military authorities are de
tormlned to capture Hatfield, there
may be something doing In the moun
tains near Baggs before long.
Biliousness, dyspepsia, loss of appetite,
disturoi'd sleep, nervousness, hcaduccc,
giddiness and drowsiness, wind and pain
or itllness of tho stomach after r.:euls,
cold chills and llusliings of heat, short
ness of breath thesu are tho blank
cheques of physical bankruptcy.
The man who suffers from these dis
orders uurl neglects thetn will soon tie. in
t he relentless gr.-isp of some fatal disease,
if lie is naturully narrow chested imil
shallow lum-'cl, it will prolaUy be cua
saaiption; if his father or mother diedcf
paralysis or Mime nervous trouble, it, will
probably bo nervous exhaustion or pros
tration, or oven insanity; if tlicro is a
taint in the family bhiiKl, it will Lu blool
or skin discvo; If lie lives In a new or a
low, sw ampy country, it will bo malaria;
If lie lives a lile of rxjosure. It tuny be
rheumatism. There is one safe course for
a man to follow who tinils himself "out of
sorts" n nd su'.IVriiig from the symptoms
discrilsd. it is to resort to Dr. Pierce's
Gulden Medical Discovery. This medi
cine makes the appetite keen, corrects all
disorders of the digestion, renders assimi
lation perfect, invigorates the liver, purl
lies uud cnrlchcs the bl(K)d and builds
tirm, healthy llesii and ncrvo tissue. It
cures almost all discuses that result from
'.isuflicient or Improper nourishment of
the brain and nerves, llronchial, throv.t,
and even lung alTeetlons. when not too
far advanced, readily yield to it.
A man or woman who neglects
constipat ion Millers frotnslow lvl
soninc. Ir. Pierce's lieasanr i'el
le:s cure const ifat lun. Due little
"Pellet "Is a ifenliu laxative, and
two a mild cathartic. Don't let a
selllsh seller over-persuade you to
vent a suiistltute for Hu so Ordi
nal l ittle Liver Pills, lirst put ud
hv,.!rl I Ir U.V. Pierce over veui
ago. rutcn ineuiuu but never eqiuuea.
I,lttle puffs of powder.
Little dubs of paint.
Make the chorus lady,
Seem Just like what she ain't.
r
Biliousness
ELECTRIC
POW
' 1 have nted Tonr valuable Caseareta arid find
them prfect. Couldn do without them 1 bars
ued thflin for im time for Indigentloo and b II
lou trie n and am now comtileteljr enr:d. Kecom
nd them to everyone On no tried you will
Deter be without tbem In the family."
fcdward A. Kara. Albany. N.T.
Best Tor
C AHOY CATHARTIC
(S THE MOST SATISFACTORY
FORM OF POWER IN USE TODAY.
YOU PRESS THE BUTTON, WE DO
THE REST. TAKES AWAY ALL
THE DRUDGERY. HEAT, DIRT
AND DISCOMFORT OF STEAM
POWER. IT IS NOT ONLY MORE
CONVENIENT 3UT IS CHEAPER.
FIGURE UP YOUR BILL FOR
WOOD, WATER, LABOR AND RE
PAIRS ON YOUR BOILER AND EN
GINE AND THEN COME AROUND
AND GET OUR RATES FOR A SIM
ILAR AMOUNT OF POWER. IK
YOU ARE BUILDING DON'T FAIL
TO HAVE YOUR HOUSE WIRED.
QUIT CLEANING SMOKY OLD OIL
LAMPS, AND PUT IN LIGHT THAT
ONLY REQUIRES TURNING A
BUTTON. '
IRONING DAY IS LOOKED FOR
WARD TO WITH DRE-VD. NO
NEED OF IT. WE CAN FUR
NISH YOU AN ELi.CTRIC IRON
AND YOU CAN OPERATE IT ON A
METER AT AN EXPENSE OF ONLY
FIVE CENTS AN HOUR. WE CAN
FURNISH YOU A SEWING MA
CHINE MOTOR AND IT WILL ONLY
COST YOU TWO CENTS AN HOUR
TO OPERATE IT. ISN'T IT WORTH
TWO CENTS AN HOUR TO YOU
TO HAVE A MOTOR ATTACHED
TO YOUR MACHINE. YOU CAN
DO MORE WORK WITH LESS FA
TIGUE THAN IN T.1E OLD WAY.
WE WILL MAKE YOU A FLAT
RATE IF YOU ARE A DRESSMAK
ER OR SEAMSTREES. IT WILL
PAY YOU TO LOOK IT UP. COME
AROUND AND SEE US.
Why not eliminate every elemeal of
chance or uncertainty, by getting ear
figures when you need anything In
lumber? "y
Gray's Harbor Commercia'
Company
J. MWI.I.I..
I'tmtif M.tlo
Pleavent PtUUbte Potn. TatiOood. noOooe.
Never Sli-kfii. Wfaloin or Urlp. loo. 2:.c. Mc. Ni'er'
nlit In ImiU. The snntilne Inhlnt ttiimpeii QUOm
Guaranteed to cure or your money back.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 8oe
ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES
A Positive
CURE
lily's Cream Halm
CATARRH
rips!
la (jul aiv "ic orbed
Uivea belief at Once
1 1 cleanser,
soothes, heals and
protects the dis
eased membrane.
It cures Catarrh
and drives away
a Cold In the
head quickly. Re
stores the senses
of taste and smell. Full size, 60c, at
druggists or by mall. Trial size 10c,
by mall. Ely brothers, lit Warren
street. New York.
HAY FEVER
Northwestern
Gas Electric
Company
r. W. VINCENT, MANAOKK.
t
BYERS' BEST FLOUR
la made from the choicest wheat that grows. GcmmI bread Is
assured when Dyers' Best Flour Is used.. Ilran, shorts, steam rolled
barley always on hand.
PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
. W. 8. BYER8, Proprietor.
Turn your steps here when you
want good, clean coal. We furnish
our trade with the best that Is mined
and we want your orders. You can't
do better than give us your order.
Henry Kopittke
DUTCH HENItT.
Office, Pendleton loo & Cold Storage
Company. 'Phono Mulil ITS.
"Cover the Earth"
Yon won't liuvo to burn off
Shervvin Williams
pnlnta. They never peel, blis
ter or chalk. Always reliable.
E. J Murphy
1 1 1 rat Court Slrec.
'Phone Black .1181.
'III! POPULAfl PLACIf TO
EAT IS THK
The French
Restaurant
everything served first-class.
Rent , regular mcale lit Pcndlo- 2
ton for 28 cents. f
SHORT ORDKItS
A SPECIALTY.
Polydore Moens, Prop, t