East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 04, 1910, EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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    PACT SIX
AFTER
SUFFERING
ONE YEAR
Cured bv Lvdln F Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound
ham's Vegetable Compound has made
me a wen woman
and I would like to
tell thewhole world
of it I suffered
from female trouble
and fearful pains In
my back. I had the
best doctors and
thev all dccidntl
that I had a tumor
in addition to m
female trouble, an
advised an opera.
nnn I rdi IT
l'inkham's Vegetable Compound made
1 10 a weu woman ana i nave no more
backache. I hope I can help others by
t .lling them what Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has done far
me." Mrs. EmiiaIsise, 6S3 First St,
Milwaukee. Wis.
The above is only one of the thou-
Ktuua iii gmreiui lercers which are
constantly being received by tke
Pi nkham Medicine Company of Lynm,
Mass., which prove beyond a doubtthat
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from roots and herbs,
actually does cure these obstinate dis
ease of women after all other means
bave failed, and that every such suf
ering woman owes it to herself to at
least give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta.
ble Compound a trial before submit
ting to an operation, or giving up
hope of recovery.
Mrs. PinJkh&m, of Lynn, Mas
tavKea all sick women to write
her for advlee. She baa frutdo
thousand to health and her
ad vice is free.
Jap !pf
r.i. ft, mn
DEMOCRATIC.
Candidate for election
JOIN
T
SENATOR
PAILT KAST OKHGOXIAy. FKSNJBtOV. OBEQOIC, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 191.
SOME QUESTIOHS
FOR BQI7ERf.!AN
UMATILLA, UNION
AND MORROW COUN
TIES ; STATEMENT
No. l. -
Direct Jrim.ary, Initiat- te
ive and Eef erendum. An S
advocate of the adoption
of further progressive leg
islation, until Oregon shall
have perfected her public
school system, her execut
ive system, and such just
irrigation laws and other
needed legislation as shall
keep her in the place she
now occupies as the leader
in progression toward
letter jlhings, and make
her more illustrious there
in, i
EASTERN OREGON
HAS SERVED THE
WESTERN PART OF
THE STATE AS II Ell
lord1, and master
longenough. she
should do some of
the Dictating. , ,
fPald Advertlaeaaont.)
1. Why. as Mated bv the Oreeon
Ian of March 19. 1908, ptia;e 11. did
your committee In the Oregon senate
in 1907 kill tho Mill.-r hill rpniilrlnr
that accumulated stnt riimln h d.
posited, not yy the treasurer alone.
out oy a state board, in sound banks
giving- Approved security and paying
1 Per cent interest on uuph rtprmslta
into the state treasury? Ond why
did you. instead as the Oreronlan
states, secure passage of a law under
which the state t
posited $395,000 of school funds in the
j. xnorDurn koss bank, known as the
Title Guarantee & Trust bank, now
aero.net r
1. The Orconlan oh Maroh 19.
1908. Daae 11. stated thnt vnn n
sponded to the request of the J. Thor
burn Ross bank, and as "Joinder"
killed the Jackson bill, offering Judge
Marqnam a chance to have a Judicial
review of the lawsuit bv which h lost
tne Maronam block. Since the hill
had already passed the house almost
without opposition, what is your ex
planation for killing it at the reouest
of the Ross bank?
3. Why did vou refuse to vote in
the Oregon senate for Oswald West's
Dill, restoring to the nilhllr. dnmaln
for the benefit of Oregon schools and
Orecron rtennle SI ftflfl (.(n n-rtk f
'Oregon tide lands unconstitutionally
bestowed unon a railroad pnrnnmt(rn
and how claimed by the Harriman
railroads 7
4. Why did vou aneak. wnrv ani
lobby for a constitutional convention
for Oregon, which convention everv.
body knows to be a part of the as
sembly scheme to take away or re
strict certain rlrhts of lnwmnvinr
nominating and of electing United
Mates senators that the nennle nn.
havef : , antH
S. Do you abjure the aseemhlv mh
renounce assemblyism and assembly-
I. Do von contain that tho
bly should not have been heM thni
all the arguments for it were false,
and that you did wrong when you
Joined with the Big Business and mi-
cnine Dosses m concocting It?
7. ' Why. on Wedneadav. DrtnW k
did you rea u I re vour rnmngirn
mlttee to reject the resolution which
declared for the direct primary and
Statement 1, and that declared against
me assembly?
8. Why, in your speech in the Ore-!
b" ocimic in r eoruary, i09, did you
oay, -i would rather vote for a con
vention candidate than for a direct
primary candidate"?
9. Who are the dark horse sena
torial candidates who are backing
your candidacy, and who expect In
1912 to sneak into the T?nt.i o..
senate by legislative election without
me Knowledge or consent of, the peo
ple of Oregon?
iu. wny, wnen the safety of the
traveling public was Involved, did you,
as a a tat a committeeman
agaJnst, and as a senator vote against
a bill limiting thk
Of railroad eaiploye. 'ta il houra a
l. Why, though traveling on
railroad pass, did you collect rnlle
age at the special session of 190?,
called to correct blunders at the regu
lar session, when several other mem
bers, in response to Governor Ben
son's request, paid their fare out of
their own pocket, and did not collect
mileage?
1!. Why is it that you never sub
scribed to Statement 1 in your life,
but have always reviled and ridiculed
that measure?
13. .Why do you Insist that a few
highbrow8 In an assembly are needed
to guide, advise and direct the peo
ple as to what candidates to nomi
nate. Oregon Journal
EIGHT PAGES
Comes from the Land of Sunshme
The very source of Cottolcne inspires confidence in the product. It is pure
It comes from the cottonfields of the Sunny South and from tottmfield to kitcL lml
hands never touch the oil from which Cottolene is made. " . .
W MCin a VCgetable Pr,duCt' Ctt0lene 18 Pured just as digestible as the purest
lai;Lrauc,neVer f USbg M' Which " -PlX HoPg fat
digestiBsh Calces pure.
The careful, once-posted housewife will use Cottolene in place of "lard every time.
Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY
.-Nature's Gift from the Sunny South 99
Catarrh Canaot Be Cored
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, they eaa
nt reach tk ii of the disease. Catar
'h hi a bleod or eoutltnvloaat !. sad
la or4r t core It aiaat tats laUrnal
reatedla. Ball's caUrrh Care Is takaa lav
tersally. and acta dtrw-tly tkt hoo4 aad
aioroiia anrfacaa. Hall's Catatrh Core
ot a aoick siadlctD. It was prwrlM hy
a of tkt kwt phralrlaaa la this ceaatrr
for ran mmd Im m Mala. ' ws.
toaposed of th baat toalra kaowa. caaiblB-
w'" im aat aioM aannani. act1a 1
reetly oa th aiacana aurfaraa. Tk arfset
omblaation of tka two lagradlrats la what
vrodoeas such woaatrfal raaalta ta carlag
''atarrh. Ba4 for taatlaioauila fma.
Bold kr Drnrrlata. bHm ti.
Taka Hair raally Palls far O
Sottlo It Now
Sottlolt zacht
Tor ooiMUtutSotMl untCmt
chiaav-pews io llOMM,'
NCUUkjttt, OOntZOl aTUPpreaM,
or prohlMt Um mI of lntox-
kmtlxm Uouora'MrlUMa.qi
SMXYm "
" ' .
mDOBSaD BY
40000 ORSOOIf tii i i J ijj
I
(PTrjlK,CT7RED IK TO 14 DATS.
u PaZO OINTMENT I ctaarantfd to
cure any ease of Itching, Blind, Blaod.
tn ffr Protruding Pile la to 14
lf'OT mon7 rafundod. Ma
Save rasy by roaaTng today ad
,,l"a"aaaaai assaaaaBBaaaBBaaBBssBaaaaasaE
SAWTO
Tho Vasuum GLao
or "''
Without aJFault .
L. M. CARGILL
OPERATOH AM AUJCHT.
Phono Blaak 2489. -
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I OIUSOON.
The La Call of the West. '
(By Walter V. Woehlka .
r BiUfully Uluatrate'd In four col
on, n Novombar Sunset Uuulnn t
lit
NO BETTER WAY fl '
BREAK A BAD COLD
Now on aalo, all
cents.
nawatanda, II
TRY THI8 FOR CATARRH. .
' Oat a HTOafaTI (proaoviiM ' ft
Hlk-h-o-me) otflt today.
Pour a few drops from the bottlo
Into Ui Inhaler that eomoa with each
outfit, and braatna It ta four or flva
times a day. ,
Immad lately yon will know tat
HTOlfBI soothea and heals tho In
flamed and Irritated membrane.
But HTOafaTI doos mora thaa
soothe and heal; Jt kllta.tho grma,
those peraevorlng peala -that are at
tha root of all catarrhal conditions.
"Last year I suffered terriblv with
catarrh. I I used ona bottle ef HTO
MBI, and my catarrh- was better"
Mlas Helea McNalr. Loyaltoa, CW. '
A complete HTOMEI outfit. Includ
ing a bottle of RTOMBL a hard rub
ber pocket Inhaler an iIibdU in.
ttructlons for use. cosu onlv ti. . tf
you now own a Hyomel Inhaler, you
can get an extra bottle of RTOMRI
ror only to c:nU at Tallman'a and
ilruifgists everywhere.'
Guaranteed to cure catarrh, rmnn
asthma and sore throat, or money
back.
t:Sts Most severe grippe
MISERY IN A FEW HOURS
The most effective and harmless
wav to cure the eriDne or break, a se
vere coia, eitner in tne head, cheat,
back, stomach or . limbs. Is a dose
of Pape'a Cold Compound every ! two
hors until three consecutive dosea are
taken.
You will distinctly feel the cold
breaking and all grippe symptoms go
ing after the very first dose, clt
promptly relieves the most miserable
neuralgia pains, headache, dullness,
head and nose stuffed ud. feverish.
ness, sneezing, aore throat, running of
the nose, soreness, stiffness and rheu
matlc aching.
Take this harmlesca compound as
directed, with the knowledge thai
there Is no other medicine, made unv
where else In the world, which will
cure your cold or end arrlnnn mlaerv
as promptly and without any other
assistance or bad arter-efrecta as a
26 cent package of Pape'a Cold Com
pound, which any druggist "In -the
world can suddIv.
- After three years' research we have
conclusively demonstrated that (qui
nine is not effective In the treatment
of colds or grippe.
LAST BRICJ.VV 13 6TJI0IDE.
HungarUn IUul' Mart" KnuHlnaaetf
ta Avoid Oantara. . -
Budapest. Emmerich Vltalla, who
was, anown aa the last or the Hun
garian brigands, has shot himself at
St. Vfarton In Hungary, to avoid eap
Ura. ' - ....
For years he had been the terror
or wayfarers la the more' desolate
barta of tk nAlrhhnri nnrl TTa. hmA
committed many murders, but always
eacaped, lowing to the help of hla rel-
auvea and neighbors, who were pfoud
or bis exploit.
But at the bearlnnliMr of tha month
he. killed hie stepmother, aad eo
tamad hla only friends against him
Ha at onaa'dlaaBbaered lata the feat.
neas or the vast swamps which oover
much of this part' of Hungary. A
nrip. nf tlAA w. nnt AM tila liAAit
and the local authorities collected 110
gendarme to hunt for htm; but their
efforts were In vain. The other day.
however, he returned la duarnlas to
Ilia finm In Rt Uartnn - TTm am mm m..
ognlsed by an old woman, who In
formed the authorities, and the house
was surrounded oy gendarme.
Vltalls shot at hia nursuera. but tha
gendarmes directed a continuous fire
against the wlndowa and door of the
house from all aides, and the brigand
waa aeyerely wounded by a bullet. To
avoid capture, he then ahot himself
through the head, and was found dead
when the gendarmes broke Into the
house.
Hohbach'a coffee and orster hnnu
la now open; best of service.
THIRD ANNUAL
SPOKANE
- - - WASHINGTON
Will Be Held
T November 14 to 19, 1910
$ 2 0,000 IN PREMIUMS
L ' . 1 'J ' '- Ton. -i .-',. P ....
Ihe grcatoat yanety sof rjnzes, cups and trophies ever offered. Prizes for single
L ' T 1 ' .1 f It 11 all e
.ppicevuoxcs ana everytrung upi to lull carloads.. wiu be .awarded
,,f i.'-'V.ill, I- - J Z"
$ lyOOO Championship Carload Prize
For the best carload of 630 boxes or bushels. A floor space of three and one-half
ere required to house this great show. Besides the exhibit of apples,
growers, packers, and cookers will learn and
' ; l.'t"'x': 'lx gain varoable information.
Ample Hotel AcconmodalionVVitliouL RaUc
V Sk sat j m m m,
, , in race wiuKTrToviacd-
, . ....
The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co.
Will have in effect low RounU-trip Fares from
.all roinfs on its Lines
Jj I " r '
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For further inf ormation apply to any O. R. & N. Agent
i i r
Wm. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent
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