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..:;.0.-, , J , . , f AOS FOUR. DAILY EAST ORBOONTAN, PRWHTjETON, OREGON. S ATI UDAV, APIUL 18, 1008 ERS' WIVES TELL WHAT THEY KNOW ABOUT PE-R Poruna lo Used In tho Farm or'a Homo for all Sorto of Catarrhal Ailments. FAR1 ! ? ' f XNra Itydalena Winkler . A W X-i v y I vK'W' ! (TlrsL. Lenora Bodenhamrf t , ' Indigestion and Nervousness. Mm. Lenct Bodenharaer. R. F. 1. 1. )ox 99, Kemersville, "orth Carolina, ! writes the following letter, to The .Peruna Drug Manufacturing , Com- Jlnr: ... - , i "I anffered with etomarh trouble and Indigestion for aome time, and nothing j that I ate agTeed with me. J "I waa very nervous and experienced ft continual feeling of uneasiness and (fear. "I took medicine from the doctor, but It did me no gool. I found In one of yonr Penina books a description of my aymptoms. I theu wrote to Dr. Hart- man for advice. He said I had catarrh jOf the stomach. ; "I took Peruna and Manalin and fol j lowed his directions and ran now Bay - that ifeel as well as I ever did. . .. , ,, " "I hope that all who are afflicted with . the fiAme symptoms will take Perona, M it has certainly cored me." COrXTT, OFFICIAL PAPER. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. Published Ially, Weekly and 8ml-Weekly, at Pendleton. Oregon, by the IA8T OBEGONIAN PUBLISHING CO. SUBSCRIPTION' BATES: i Dally, one year, by mail '..$5.04 : Dally, six months, by mail 2.R0 'Dally, three months, by mall....... 1.23 Dally, one month, by mall 50 I Dally, one year, by carrier 7 M Dally, six months, by carrier 8.75 ' Dally, three months, by carrier l.W ' Dally, one month, by carrier 65 ' Weekly one year, by mall..." r. 1.50 Weekly, six months, by mall .75 Weekly, four months, by mall...... .80 rBemt-Werftly. oae year, by mall..... 1-60 Beml-Weekly, six months, by mall... .75 ' Bml-Weekl ' four months, by malt. . " .M -- Tf TJattv East Oreronlau Is kept on sale at the Oregon ws Co., i7 flth street,! Portland, Oregon. ' ' 1 ' Chicago Boreas, 806 Security boMlng. Washington. D. C- Bureau, 501 Four teenth street. . i .,.- Member United Press Association. Telephone Entered at the pestofflce at Peadteten, Oregon, as second-class mall matter. 4 4 "' "O love, if thou most go," the woman crted. With trembling; lips and la.-hes blindly wet, "Take what thou wilt from out my life beside, . But leave with me the power to forget" "I grant thy wish, and go," Love softly said, And smiled to see the rapture in her eyes, As ewlft she turned she whose poor heart had bled To find again youth's golden paradise. But soon she sought the path where Ive had fled. And cried to him, "One plea I make again: Grant not that I forget, but give Instead Full memory of t hy touch, . with all ttfl paint" , Gertrude Meyia Wheelock. AFTER THE BATTLE. The battle of the. primaries Is over. Sore spots? A. fcw,of course. De feats? Certainly.', T)lsapp')!ntmenrs? Inevitable.. Surprisest- They always come. But one thing is certain In l'm tnii'couniy! Mier'e'afe'rio' foreheads. Everybody accepts the people's choice as final and Sdbmltg without Now Perfectly .Healthy. Mrs. Magdalena Winkler, Route B, Westminster, Md, writes! '. I thank you very much for your ad rice. I can safely Bay that Peruna and Manalln have Bayed my life. - "When I -wrote to you. the first time, asking your advice, my condition was ao poor that I did not expect to live through the winter, but now I am perfectly healthy. ' r "I - cannot, praise your medicine enouch, and I recommend it to others." Catarrh of Stomach. Mrs. Mary Allen, Route 6, Franklin, Tenn., writes: . j "I am glad to be able to tell you that I am Well of catarrh of the stomach, for which I am sincerely thankful to ycju for your advice. If it had not been for Peruna I wonld never have been well. ' "I had three physicians. One of them told my husband that he could not cure me. "I had been sick about nine months when a friend asked me to try Peruna to gratify her; so I commenced taking it. 'f can eat and walk and work. Every body says I look as well as I ever did. "Oh, you don't know how thankful I do feel to you, .. . . . . ' "I have got several other people to take Peruna. ; I praiae H to every body." a whimper to the official count. . The primary law is the greatest in strument of clean ..government that has ever been placed in the hands of cltliensTflp. It -Is the -finest" disin fectant, for corrupt "politics and ring rule that has ever been concocted by the political doctors and the people have shown their appreciation of It hy a liberal use of it In the state Of Oregon. i .While at this writing it is impossi ble to give exact figures, yet enough Is known to warrant the assertion Unit clean government and good Judgment have, won the day.. The people have exerted their political energy and the result Is satisfactory. ' Oregon will never recede from the ftdvancar ground .j?ehas taken. Tie pcpular'elecflon of United States sen ators ha come, to uy. The people hnv had enough of a senate com posed of men who have bought their way In. Now. let us have no more quibbling about statement No. 1. ,Let us enact It into raw' at the general election' in i June and make it compulsory for. a legislator to vote for the people's choice ami relect the senator In UO mlrrute heVaftcr, leaving the otiier 39 days,-23 hours and 20 minutes; of the session for the 1 service of the people. KXOCKERS. The East Oregonlan , has heard a number of owners of small residence properties knocking the town becatjse they cannot sell for art exorbitant price. Instead of this being a iad s'gn it is an exceedingly good sigh.' .... t ' People will not be grafted any mora as in former days. They will not pay $1000 to $1500 for a $400 shack neither will they pay $20 per month rent for an $8 per month house. Ttie are too sensible and, too Independent to submit -to any of th formrxtor Uoru practiced, in tho ciLy, and. .this l a, most healthful xign.. ' Good residence, property , Is worth juat as much today as ever. Good houses are scarce and rent for Just as much as ever, but the day of the hlKh priced shack Is past. '' 1 ' The city U getting upon a perma nent and stable basis and the sooner people 'adjust themselves to the con dition the better. It is no locgor po!Me anywher In the west to' get rich "In a' few months Trom exorbitant prices of real estate in the towns. Legitimate Investment is Just as mf yvcw W -w;irs mmm 'Jm-- For Cblldren' - Colds. .... Mrt. Henry Martin, La MotU, la., R. R.No.1, writes: "After suffer lng for some time with sore eyea I was advised by a friend to try Peruna, whloh I did at once. "The first bottle relieved roe, and after using four bottles I waa entirely cured. "I do recommend Peruna to all who are afflicted with catarrh. 1 have found it to be a great remedy also for coughs and colds of children; a dose at bedtime will relieve them from coughing all night. I always keep It on hand, and recommend it." - Catarrh for Seven Years. Mrs. T. Freeh, R. R. No. 1, Hickory Point, Tenn., writes: "1 am happy to tell you that I am cured of catarrh. I have followed your good and kind ad vice faithfully. I bless the day when I wrote you df my condition, and I will always praise Peruna. I think it Is one of the grandest medicines on earth. "Having been afflicted with catarrh and stomach trouble, for seven years, and after having tried four different doctors they only relieved me for a little while. I gave up all hope of being cured. I only weighed ono hundred and thirty pounds, and was so weak I could hardly get around the room. v "I was induced to try Peruna, and to my great surprise I am now entirely wcl 1. My weight Is now one hundred and eighty-eight pouuds, my health never was better ia my life, I shall always praise Dr. Hartmau and his remedies." profitable today as It ever was, but the day Is past when a man can stick up a 1300 shack and unload It next day upon a. tenderfoot for $1000 or $1200. This is the class of Investment that has been killed and it Is a good thing for the town. It is a wildcat real estate business and li Just as reprehensible as "any- other forrtt'Of wIMcattlng. ' . ' ' " ;.t When you hear a knocki-r of this kind at work you may know that hi game-has been discovered by the peo ple and naturally he Is "sore." GOOD SIGNS IX COXGKES& The refusal of the house to con sider the Infamous Aldrlch currency bill and its temporary death by lay ing upon the table will be welcomed by the people at large. f This Infamous measure, it seems. Is a scheme of "the Interests" to en able the same old gang to handle and manipulate the finances of the coun try. The panic' of last fall was brought . on - by half a dozen men, over' night,- and - this- measure- not bh'Iy'T'eserves "this- power -to-a few men fby giving tnm, control bf , .he banking and 'exchartge''m'edIumyof the country, but It gives these same men the use of the people's money ' at a low rate of Interest. , .... , An ' amendment-' was : Injected by "the Interests" Friday making tho rcte of interest which the bankers should pay the government for use of "emergency" money three per cen hi place'"' of ai ' this emergency money would be loaned to the needy patron. of .Wall. street..uUfjpm,J2 ta jlti prutr"as the J'emiigc'iicy, might warrant. " . - - s - ! -'"Thus ' would the few financial ,'pi fAtPll PXaHs'jrectJet'blod to control the reserve funds of the gov ornment and private bank circulation also, holding the country at large, by the throat while tho pirates exacted telr tribute. Instead of avoiding fu ture one-man panics this Aldrich bill makes them all the more certain' by turning over the financial blood of the nation to "the interests." ! It is a good sign to see he house kill this measure. Xothing is 'ex pected from" the United States senate under ' Its : present make-up, -but treachery to the people. It Is a Club Of millionaires, ready to do the bld ding of the corporations. Take oit half a- aeore - of enator and ; that body is the most corrupt legislative body on earth today. egKmv v "" W: -mm The Farmer's Wife. Who is in a better position to know than the farmer's wifo horself what Is required in the farmer's homer She must moetlu troubles, solve Its prob lems, ward oft disease, nurse the sick, she must do all these things hcrsolf, and she learns by valuable experience what Is best and what Is not best. In numbcrleis farm homes Peruna Is relied upon as tile family medicine. Peruna books are consulted in health and disease Peruna is used as a preven tive as well as a corrective In disease The wives of the farmers of the United States constitute a solid phalanx In favor of Peruna. Against this testimony the slanders of a few critics will not prevail. Ono sensible mistress of a farm home who has used Peruna knows more about Peruna than all the Peruna In Iter Home. Mrs. Anna LInder, R. F. D. No. 5, Das sel, Meeker Co., Minn., writes : "For two years I suffered with that terrible dis ease, chronic catarrh. "Fortunately I saw your advertise ment in my paper and I spoke to my sis ter alnjut your medicine. She wrote to you and I got your advice free of charge. I took Peruna and am well and a mother It would place the people absolute ly at the mercy of the financial pi rates at any time the pirates say so. as shown by its willingness to pass the Aldrlch bill which the house, elected by the people, Immediately killed, because of the dangerous pow er It conferred upon a few manipu lators of he country's finances. Henry Wutterson. of the Louisville C'ourlel-Journal, calling nt the White House a week or so ago, told Mr. lioosevelt that he had been personally acquainted during their Incumbency, with all the presidents of the United States since John Qpincy Adams, and that he knew Adams after ho retired from the presidency- Andrew Jack son succeeded John Qulncy Adams and served from 1829 to 1837. retir ing 71 years ago. Mr. Watterson con victs himself of being an old man. Pendleton won two important school : victories yesterday afternoon and last evening, when the Jilgh school track team defeated Pearson academy- and Pttndleton academy de feated Tualltln academy in a debat ing contest. Everything is coming Pendleton's way. MILLIOX-POINT CAIII) GAME. A card game that has been going on for .seven years, nnd Is expected to last five years longer, Is In progress in Des Moines, la. It Is a game of crlbbage for'a million' points between Colonel J. C. Loper and Milo Ward on one side, and Dr. W. N. Heaton and Samuof N'etdlg .'t the other, they are all prominent, business men' and crlbbage. enthusiasts. , ! "' The game began seven years ago at the suggestion of Colonel Irfper. The players have met cither Monday or SaTurdSy'bf "each' week." TTp fo date", the Washington Star reports, four Berles of 100,000 points each have been played nnd tho fifth Is now un der way.- Loper and Ward won the first four series. The score on the fifth Is now 60,234 to 60,000 in favor of Ixiper and Ward. NOT EVEX TIIEX. A young policeman, fresh from .Scotland, was on duty, nnd had in structions to stop the traffic, as roy alty was expected. A lady who was unrerlmonlouHly "held up" on her way to the opera put her head out of the windgw and called to the eon stable to let her carriage pass. '1 canna do It, ma'am." the police man said. --- - . ' "Rut I'm the wife of a cabinet mln-iFtej-." - ' ----,.. "l canna.hflp that, ma'am. . I could not let you' pass If you were the wife of a Presbyterian minister." Titbits. magazine critics in the world. of two children. "I owe it all to Perona. I wonld not he without that great tonie for ten times Its cost, for I am well and strong now, and cannot speak in too high terms of its value as a medicine." In a letter dated June 12, 1906, Mrs. LIn der writes : "I cannot express my thanks enough to you for all the good yonr medi cine has done for me and my family, WHAT EI.ECTKIC UXES DO. What electric lines will da for Umatilla county is shown by the fol lowing item from the Delineator: The extension of the trolley sys tems into the rural districts has quickened life on the farm to a souse o; iieoiel Improvements that tliu observes a writer In Delineator for there is not a mortgage written ovor the doorway of the house to the ex clusion of all other expenditures, observes a riter in the Delineator for January, the farmhouse, in the year when, tho crops ure good, now gets a bathroom instead of un organ or a new plush upholstered furniture set for the. parlor. In the cities It is an adjunct of inodurti living that has made the humblest tenement dweller a sharer in the luxury of the Caesars. One of the best of the gifts that Inventive genius has bestowed on mortals, is the enameled iron fixtures of a hun died dollar bathroom offering till of cleanliness and comfort that more money, can command. , In the wheat belt In eastern Wash ington many farm houses are to be found equipped with all the comforts of civilization and many of the mod ern sanitary appliances. The ancient farmhouse, with the stables improp erly placed In relation to the well and no means of getting the water save by a laborious pump or well sweey, l( happily obsolete. Progress has reach ed the farm and the effect is most fortunate. SIIJMITTEU TO VACCIXATIOX. i An oki vicnison colored woman who has a great many children, tnkes In . washlng,and .works ...like. aelave was caneu upon Dy a uoctor and a health officer during f ne smallprtir px cltemcnc says tha. Atchlsou, Globe, who tolcl hef she must be vaccinated. Thc old colored, womln was good and mnd." tf.Phe-said sh' had no time to stop and be nick with vaccination, nnd besides that, Kho-eould not spare one of net. .arms;, that,. the children would starve and freeze If she could not do her laundry, work. . - Then the doctor said: "Well, auntie I will -vaccinate you on one of your lower limbs." "No, slree," said the nuntle, "I can't spare one of my lens either." Then the doctor said kindly "Well, what spot could you spare, be. cause you must-be vaccinated." The old colored ' woman thought and thought, and finally said slowly, "Well, Lord knows, I don't never get no chance to sit down." " DOX'T ECONOMIZE. By omitting your luncheon, for the body need's nourishment, and without It the health may he permanently In jured. ' " ? Pv refuslnir to take a cab when 'caught In a shower. The price Of a cab U much loss than that of a pew TJv attemntlna- to overwork yourself. No 'one can do more work under these This spring I took cold and It settled ta aiy kidneys. At first X thought It waa kidney trouble. ' ' ' "I took Per ura aa directed on Jh bottle and in a f; v days I waa all right ao I owe my In alth to Dr. Hartnaaa and his remedy." Mlseruc!c With Catarrh. Mrs. Ht-ttio Cr en, R, R. 6, luka, I1L writes : "Last November I had catarrh, and fult so itilsuiable, I thought that I would go Into coi sumption, "I tried so maay doctors and mdl clnes, but Dothing did ma any good, only Peruna. "After I began tha use of Peru X began to improve in every way. ', "My head does not hurt ao mueh, my stomach Is til right, my bowel? are regular, my appeuta gooa, my complexion clear, my eyea are bright, and I am gaining in flesh aa4 strength. ' "I think Peruna has co equal a a catarrh remedy." circumstances, and the result la often. an attac kof typhoid fever. By walking home after tt busy day on your feet. Itather walk to the shop or place of business when fresh and untlred and ride liume at night when fatigued. Ity riding in a car to a distant mor- ket In order to save five cents on but ter nnd eggs. Py purchasing an article you don't want simply because it happens to be cheap. Washington Times. SEND Gtltl. TO COXGKESS. Itev. Roach titration, n humble- clergyman of Baltimore, won the first prize of $1000 for the best urtlcle on Oregon. Miss Mateel Howe, only a girl of Portland, won the second" prize of $500. ' . ' Hon. T. T. Oeer. formerly editor of the Pendleton Tribune,, nnd now. a candidate for Vnlted States represen tative, won the magnificent sum of $!5; and a like sum wns given to TO1 others. , If the law of tho survival of th fittest counts for anything, better send the preacher or girl to congress. Hood Itiver News Iettor, AT THE 8IGX OF HI,IM CI P1IK When blushing checks and downcast .. eyea , i . . Set all the heart aflame,. , . When love within the dimple lies .. And constancy's- namo, . Since every lass is passing fnlr. Cupid must fly and see; , And, lightly flitting here and (here A winged boy la he. . When creeping years steal on apace And youth and vigor go, When time with wrinkles murks ,tho face r.ii And strews the hair with snow," Ah, then no winged boy is hei Hut fitrnng-llmbed and complete. With blinded eyes that need not se, ' 'Since memory guides his feet. Walter Learned. Failure Is always eager for a re turn match WASHING WITHOUT WATER fa Like Trying to Oct Rid nf Itandrafl ' Without Berpldde. Did you ever see any ono trying to wush themselves without soap or water? , . if you did what would you suy of him? It Is every bit as foolish to trv to gt rid of Dandruff nnd to prevent Vi Li nes by feeding the germs which cans it, with Cnnthrarlilcs, Vn-c!lro. Glyier Ino nnd similar ruhptarrc.; . hlc.li form the principal Ingredients of ninnf s.' colled Hair Vigors. Newbo TTcrplclde Is tf causa It attacks and kin- tiwtarar.-.H germ which feeds on U ),-ur to -v. It l.i tlin or'glno! r- i- ,j - i scalp grmlcda m-.r.-.r-,. tv.r. 1 PM by tmdlncr v.-' - .. stamps for fnmp'1 to The !t! ft I'- ' n., Detroit.. Mich. . . Two sisea 60 centa and $1.00. A. O. Kocppen A rtros.
