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UAH MAt OftM)tiMIAM, Jburmft. OIWOON, &TrRU, DKCKMBEH Be, MM,
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Your Health Depends On
Your Kidneys
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Every Reader Should Teat the Wonderful Merits of this
Great New Discovery
4RVING'S BUCHU WAFERS
IX you wish to be rich in health,
you ihould be careful of your KID
NETS as a good financier is of hli
oash capital. Tour KIDNEYS are
your capital Your healih depend
principally on them. If you ketp
THEM well you may possesa your
health In safety. Now by thu U not
meant that good financiering lor
your health is to overlook all Hie
other organs and merely look atter
your KIDNEYS. Tour oth3r organs
may need care, but your KiJJNKYS
most because they do most. If you
are sick begin with your KI'J.EVS,
because Just as soon as they ure well,
they will help all the other organs to
health.
For a great many years It has been
the custom for people to say: "My
Blood Is out of order, it needs puri
fying. I feel all used up. my skin
needs clearing, by Drain fools tired."
They are right, but do they act risht?
They generally go and get a laxative
to purlfv their blood: but does blood
run through the bowels?
Science proves that all the purify
ing that your blood needs, In fact all
that can be done, must be done by
your KIDNEYS. The KIDNEYS are
filters. They strain and purify your
blood. When your blood Is impure
nothing can purify but your KID
NEYS. When the KIDNEYS are
clogged from overwork of any kind,
worry, exposure or excesses, they can
be set right by that wonderful new
remedy known as IRVINQ'S BUCHU
WAFERS. They are a small wafer
and pleasant to take. They are not
a patent medicine or secret romedy
and the formula Is cheerfully fur
nished to the numerous physicians
who prescribe them in their practice,
recognizing the efficiency of their, ln
Kicdicnis. such as Buch, Juniper Ber
ries. Asparagus, and other valuable
r.nd purely vegetable extracts, which
are so concentrated as to make them
more than doublo their value. '
Price, 50 Cents per Box
TALLMAN & CO., 623 MAIN STREET
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PAINFUL PEPIOIS
Life often seems too long to the woman who suf
fers from painful periods. The eternal bearing
down, headache, backache, leucorrhea, nervousness,
dizziness, griping, cramps and similar tortures are
dreadful. To make life worth living, take
arisaii
Woman's Relief
It quickly relieves inflammation, purifies and en
riches the blood, strengthens the constitution and
permanently cures all diseased conditions from which
weak women suffer.
It is matchless, marvelous, reliable.
At all druggists' in $1.00 bottles.
WRITE US A LETTER
freely and frankly, iri strictest confi
den.' t, telling us a II your symptoms and
trouble. We will send freeaJvlcs (in
plain sealed envelope). Address: La
dies' AJvijory Dept. , The Chattanooga
Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
"I SUFFERED GREATLY,"
writes Mrs. L. E. Clevenger, of Belle
view, N. C, "at my monthly periods,
all my life, but the first bottle of Car
dui gave me underfill relief, and now
i am In better health than I have been
for a long time."
FARMERS
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MEAT 18 DISEASED.
TRmrXF BATS COUNTRY
" Sherman County land for sale at Klondike Sta
tion, Oregon.
480 acres at $25 per acre
800 acres at $25 per acre
320 acres at $25 per acre
. 640 acres at $18 per acre
This land is all in cultivation, has fine improve
ments. For further particulars address
H. E. SMITH, The Dalles, Ore.
Country People Who Bring Freah
Mont to Town to Sell for the Pur
pose of Securing Funds for Clv-lst-innt
Are Unjiwtly Condemned by
tlte Tribune An Alleged "Butch
er" It Quoted aa Blind. 1
Dross Injustice waa done to every
former in Umatilla county in aii at
tack by the Morning Tribune of .this
city this morning.
Preceding, the holidays small far
mers and stockmen In different purts
of the county butcher young animals
from their herds and peddle outfhe
freah meat In this city and the smal
ler towns of the county.
In many Instances this is one of the
chief methods by which many fami
lies of moderate meanse secure
Christmas mcney and It Is just as le
gitimate ns it is to sell apples, poul
try, butter, eggs, potatoes or other
farm products.
Put true 'to Its usual tactics, the
Tribune declares that meat brought
In from the country Is diseased, thus
creating " a prejudice against the
country people who support Pendle
ton and who find their only market
for farm produce among Pendleton
residents and business men.
Without making a specific charge
or naming the alleged guilty party It
casts discredit upon every farmer who
may hereafter haul a load of farm
produce to this city. It Is extremely
unjust to the sterling citizenship of
the rural districts of Umatilla county
ind will result In great harm to In
nocent people who make a practlco
of selling their produce in this city.
Country people are entitled to the
highest consideration from Pendletoi.
for upon this great class Pendleton
draws Its support and the East Ore
gonlan takes this opportunity to de
fend them against the wholesale im
putation of the dishonesty and malic
iousness charged by the Morning Tri
bune. The article from the Tribune
Is as follows:
"Is diseased meat being sold by pri
vate Individuals to residents of Pen
dleton? "Local butchers declare that cer
tain persons have, during the last few
days been bringing meat of diseased
milch cows to the city and peddling
the article about the city. Several
cases are known to butchers where
such beef has been pawned off on
Innocent buyers. '
"In speaking of the matter yester
day a well known butcher said: These
parties who have been selling Infer
ior and diseased meat to citizens about
town attempted to dispose of the same
stuff to us. Upon examining the meat
we found that It waa not up to re
quirements, and that portions of It
were actually diseased. The stuff
was flatly rejected. Since then,- 1
understand the meat has been dis
posed of to different persons about
the city. The matter should be in
vestigated by the proper authorities
at once,' "
If the ' well known butcher" men
tioned by the Tribune knew that dis
eased meat was brought to town,
why did he not report the name to
the authorities? There is a law
against selling this sort of food.
Why is the name of the "well
known butcher" withheld by the
Tribune? The charge la too serious
and too much detrimental to the in-
tereKts of highly desorving country
people of Umatilla county to admit of
any such wholesale accusation!
It Is up to the Tribune to name the
butcher who makes the charges and
to name the party alleged to have
been peddling diseased meat, or else
admit that It has simply made a ma
licious accusation against every farm
er in the county.
information which has reaohed Boise.
The extant of the find la not now
known, but It Is stated a good-tlstd
vein has been uncovered, and that the
formation of the ground Indicates a
coal bed of considerable extent. The
anthracite is found under a stratum
of sandstone with a, layer of Igneous i
rock above that, as Is always the case
with anthracite coal, .do. It Is declared
by those who are familiar with Pcnn-'
sylvahla and other anthracite fields.
' The location of the Oregon find is
on the Owyhee river, some 12 miles
from the Short Line railroad. On
tario would probably be the shipping
point. If the find develops Into a commercial-
proposition. Boise Statesman.
44444. 1
CLAIM 100 TEARS OLD.
Grant County Man Receives n Surprise
From Undo Sam.
Ira Sproul of this city recently re
ceived word from relatives in the east
that the administrator of his grand
father's estate has Just received a no
tice of the settlement of a claim
against the government after the same
had been pending for more than a
century, says the Blue Mountain Eagle
of, Canyon City. It waa one of the
many claims known as the French
spoliation claims, the history of which
may be familiar to some readers or
the Blue Mountain Eagle.
In 1796 France was Involved In a
war with England and In turn for
help given tho United States which
enabled this country to gain Its Inde
pendence, France expected the assist
ance of this government, which was at
that time not only young In years, but
far from being the strong power that
dte is today. The United States re
fused to help France, and as a result
for a short time American commerce
suffered.
Mr. Sproul's great-grandfather and
'its brothers owned a schooner which
carried on a trade between Boston
ind other N'ew England ports. Their
vessel was among the many unfortu
nate craft that fell a prey to French
privateers. The United States secured
from France Indemnity not only fn
tho Sproul vessel, but for all American
vejsels lost U their owners at thai
tlmo and there the matter stopped.
All efforts to secure tho payment of
the claims from the United State
failed until during President Cleve
land's administration, when an order
wns made authorizing the payment of
the Sproul claim to the heirs of the
estate.
While the claim at one time amount
ed to about 160,000, Mr. Sproul Bays
that there arc so many descendants of
his great-grandfather and his brothers
that by the time the money Is appor
tioned to all the heirs the amount
received by each of them will be very
small.
Tho most remarkable feature of the
Incident Is the speed which marked
our own government In the final ad
justment of the affair.
Christmas Presents
At Your Own Price
AU ChWmware, Glasswtuc ana Crockery la aur department to be
"sold at what K will bring, as wu nre closing uut the line.
Don't forget te give aur grocery and bakery departments' a. call
Really the beet In the elty. . . ....
Fresh Nuts, Candies and Christ
mas Baking
C. ROHRMAN
393 FAST miTRT QTRFFT
MAKING NEW YEAR
CALLS
Is an obligation of soolal require
ments; It Is also an Imperative obli
gation that every caller should pre
sent an appearance of gentlemanly
gentility. Our "latest" overcoats are
Irreproachable In style and cut, and If
you are In need of the best appearing,
best fitting and best wearing cloth
ing ynu can get them thoroughly guar
anteed at
Despain's Cash Store
EAST COURT STREET.
Opposite Golden Rule Hotel.
TMAS TIliEN
Leather's Transfer company, day
nd night service. "Phone main 611.
Cans
Your Linen
should be perfectly laendered II yea
would look your beet on Clirlstma If
l( is sent to us your linen will be ex
actly as II should be; anowj white Bad
Spotless
We lake particular pains ta satisfy
each customer with fine Laandrjr work
and with accurate and aarefol headl
ine and sorting of the elotUee.
Pendleton Steam Laundry
'Phone Main II.
FISHMAN ft PETERS, Prof.
-eeeeee;
Electric Lights
They nre the best.
They require no oil. '
They t ie tlie cheapest.
Thi Klvc plenty of light.
Thiv require mi cleaning.
They lire always ready for ns.
Northwestern Gas &
Electric Co.
CORXER COURT A XT) GARDEN r1
You Do Up Ycir ririfc
"We Do the Rest." :
Wrap up your washables, let Us
know what day each week to call for
them and when you want them deliv
ered at your door and dismiss the
matter from your mind. Back they'll
come laundered, fresh, sweet, soft or
crisp as the case requires and alto
gether to your liking. This laundry
suits men, suits wqmen, suits every
body. . , ,
ROBINSON'S DOMESTIC
LAUNDRY
Nothing will cure Indigestion that
doesn't digest ths food Itself, and give
the stomach rest. Tou can't expect
that a weak stomach will regain Its
strength and get well when It Is com
pelled to do the full work that a
sound stomach should do. Tou
wouldn't yexpect a alck horse to get
whell when It Is compelled to do a
full day's work every day in the week.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Is a perfect dl
geatant and digests the food regard
less of the condition of your stom
ach. Relieves Indigestion, Belching
.Sour Stomach, and all stomach disor
ders. Sold by Tallman A Ce.
I Yakima Cannot Sell Bonds.
I Up to date no bids have been r.
celved for the $48,000 Issue authorit'
ed by the voters of the city at a spec.
lal election held on October 12. In
the terms of the election proposition
It was specified that the bonds should
draw but 4 per cent Interest. This
was done because It was thought
that the state of Washington would
tako up the bonds In case they were
not bought by some bond company.
The ctate, however, has troubles of Its
own at the present time, and cannot
buy any bonds.
The bids, If any are received, are
lo be opened at the regular meeting
of the council on Monday night, Jan
uary 1G. In case no bids are re.
celved by that date matters will be
left Just where they now stand. It
is probable that another election will
need to be called to vote on the prop
osltlon of Issuing bonds at a higher
rate of Interest If these cannot be
disposed of. From present Indications
It would appear that the council will
have to arrange for another election.
Eastern bond buyers object to the
4 per cent Interest rate as being too
low when the I7-mlll tax levy Is con
sldered. They say that 4 1-4 per cent
t the least should be paid by the
city of North Taklma em it bonds
Taklraa Dally Republic.,. ...
S$Hia ' Claims
AT CLARK.' & CO.'S
LEGAL BLANKS
tloga of them. '. A foil supply always kept to stock.
' Anthrsctue la Mjalbenv, . , , ,
A vein d what la said to be excel
lent aathracrte ecral has beea alscoV
red in Malheur, etfuaty, Oregon, Jugt
acVose the Idaso .IM. acwr'dlsB to
Gift Givers find much in our line that makes
presents that are the delight of receivers. This year
we present to the people of Pendleton many especially
valuable articles that are suitable for Ladies, Gentle
men, Boys and Girls.
Any of the following articles make a suitable
Christmas Gift and one that will be appreciated:
Wostenholm Carvers ag.oo, ta.iO, Bl.JS, 4.fi, W.oo, HM
Assorted Carvers f.oo to
Rogers Knives and Forks
Sterling Silver Bolstered Knives and Forks 1 $.et)
Rogers Berry Spoons 11.00, tl.J.5, ll.K), aj.M
Rogers Tea and Table Spoons
.. . . Pocket Knives from , ige to il.t
Scissors and Shears, all styles and slses. )
Razors Henckel's and Cattarangus. .
Coffee Percolators. f ' fs.ee, $!.&a
- Hendee Ladles' flair Brushes.,
Hendee Military Hair Brushes
Hendee Clothes Brushes ........... i l
' Hendee Horse 'Brush, appropriate for all horsemen. '
Hendee Floor Brushes for house use.
. . . . $1.09
J.50 pal
.... Il.ae
WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND INSPECT
OUR SHOWING
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HARDWARE,. 6TOVE6, RANGES ;
Phono f.TainI21 " 211 COURT; STREET:
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