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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-11
Peculiar Disappearance.

J. d. Runyan. Of Butlerville. o.,
laid the peculiar disappearance Of his
painful symptoms. OF indigestion and
biliousness. to DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. He says: "They are a perfect
remedy. for dizziness, sour stomach,
headache. constipation. ETC." Quar-
anteed at Tallman & Co.'S drug store,
price CSC.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-11
Finishing Elks' Building.

The steam heating apparatus, with
all the appurtenances for the new
Elks' hall, which were ordered
through Bowen & Gleason. have ar
rived and are ready to be installed.
Work is fast becoming completed on
the new building, which when fin
ished will be one of the best in east
ern Oregon.-Baker City Herald.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-11
Equal to pendleton's Two-pounder

There was born on Sunday, August
6. 1905, to the wife of Milo (Mike)
Harbough, in Eugene, daughter,
weight only two pounds. The babe is
getting along nicely and the attend
ing physician expects 1t to live and
thrive.-Eugene Guard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-11
MERCHANTS SPECIAL POLICE.
Boise City VIII Have Special Detec-
tive Force Soon.

Boise Is to have a metropolitan
merchants police and secret service
agency, beginning the first of septem-
Der. says the Boise Capital News. For
mer Chief OF Police Horn and City
Detective johnson have completed all
arrangements for the establishment
Il such a service in this city.
It Is the intention of these GENTLE
men to supply patrolmen. either in
plain clothes or uniform, for all occa-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-11

The Lehman Springs stage will
start Saturday. June 80. and will run
Till October 1. and carry passengers
and the mail. II starts from Llndsay's
stable, on Cottonwood street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-11
TO CRUSH SLAVERY
GOVERNMENT AGENT
GOES TO ALASKA.

Reports OF Slavery Among Aleutian
Indians Causes Interior Department
to Send SpeciaP Agent TO Ferret Out
the Curse - Francis ID. Wayland
Tells of the Plans OF the Govern
ment I'm the North.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-11

We have anything you want in the
Real Estate line-Wheat Lands, Stock
Rancb~s and City Property.
We have some very good business
propositions to offer.
E.T. WADE & SON,
Office In T.. o. Building. Pendleton, Or.
90. PostoffIce BOZ S2L
Black 3ll1.
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
Handling the Reius

The whip or crop should be carried
in the right hand: but If 1t becomes nee
essary TO use this hand, either for re-
arranging the dress or gesturing. be
sure 10 transfer the whi0 10 the other
hand. Raising a whip careIessly OF,
hourishing it about is the cause of many
an accident.
The left hand IS the bride hand Pick
the reins up with the rioht hand, sepa :
rating snafiie and curb, with the snaffe
on the outside, where it should always
be held in ordinary riding; then grasu
them with the left hand as follows:
The Snaffie reins outside the little finger
and between the first and second fingers
the curb retns between the third and
fourth fingers and the second and third.
or II other words, around the third or
ring finger.
A good method for riding a pulling
horse is with the curb reins outside the
fourth finger and between the fourth
ana third fingers, and the snaffie reins
between the first and second fingers and
the second and third
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
y Aaozs .61og1la he hea m dze 61hmz

thing TO master. The right leg should
be well down on the saddle, and the
right knee should pull back on the up
per pommeI. The "Trip with the right
leg comes from underneath the knee
and little below it: the remainder of
the right leg should hang at ease. This
and nothing else gives the firm, square
seat; and if the right knee is in the
proper place, the right shoulder-the
bane of so many wonen riders-will not
be forward or down but In line and
the shoulders square as q mans.
The left knee should not be pressed
up against the pommeI, or leaping horn,
but should be held In firmly against the
saddle. IN the same position as man
knee.
Beginners are very apt to ride with
the stirrup too short, as this position
gives them feeling of greater security,
but il IS very bad habit to form. On
the other hand, too long a stirrup is apt
10 make a woman ride too far forward
on her saddle. and up on the horses
withers
The hands should be held in a line
with the waist, neither above nor below,
and the elbows in a line with the should
ers. Both hands should be kept in po-
sitlon, and neither arm allowed to hang
= the side
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
: AZ
Value of Form.

Although beginning when a child nat
uralIy gives one a great advantage. I
have known many women who had new
er been on a horses back until they
were forty years Of age, who, after a
few lessons, derived as much pleasure
from the exercise as their children did
/ think seven years is the earliest age
at which child should begin 20 ride
Before that the legs are so short that
It is hard for the child 70 keep its bal
aRee-and balance is the cornerstone OF
good riding.
Perhaps many of my readers will be
inclined TO pass over this article with
little interest, feeling that there IS no
need OF their knowing about good form
n riding, as there Is no probability of
their having an opportunity to ride.
You never know when an opportunity
may occur; at the most unexpected
time, possibly. there viii be an avail
abe horse at the quiet country farm
where you go 10 spend your vacation.
and. at any rate, it Will do no harm
TO be prepared 10 take advantage OF
the opportunity when it comes
Self-rnade riders are apt TO scorn
waat We call form. ct form is neither
FAD nor fashion, but the recognized best
way OF doing some particular thing.
The illustration showing correct and IN
correct manner Of sitting. holding the
feIns. etc. were posed by welI-knov-l
!norseWyonan. who is an authority on
the subject
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
Hair Split at the Ends.

yin you kindly tell me through your
= iumn what Will be good for my hair !?
Is very dry and the ends are split 1
Vac had It massaged once a week for
one year and crude oil rubbed into the
scalp. but as yet see nc Improvement
Also tell me what can use on my neck
without inJufing the skin, that viii
whIten It ANXIOUS.
Have the ends Of your hair carefully
trimmed. and use the tonic for which
am giving you formula. Evidently
crude oil does not agree With your
+ scalp am also giving you formula
Tor good bleach TO remove the stain
from your neck
LOTION FOR DRY HAIR
GIycerin. 1 ounce; eau de cologne, a
pint; LIQUID ammonia. 1 dram: oil of
qrig&nuu1, Z dram; oil OF rosemary, II
or2ms tincture OF cantharides ] ounce
Briskly agitdte for ten minutes, then
add camphor julep y pint, and again
blk well and stir A few drops OF es-
aence OF musk or other perfume can be
added.
BLEACH FOR THE NECK.
Take fresh strained cucumber juice.
boil Il for five minutes, and for every
i've ounces Of juice add:
Pulverized borax. 175 grains: acetate Of
soda. 80 grains; tincture OF qUiilaia, 2iA
drans. tincture OF benzoin, drams !;
fosewater, ! pint.
Mix thoroughly and apply TWO or three
times day until the stain is removed.
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
Regrets use of Peroxide.

We have taken the paper d great many
terested in the valua bic informa tion
you give each week 10 your correspond
ents through the How to Be Beautiful
and Healthy column. And as / am in
some trouble myself, / take the liberty
OF asking your advice in regard TO my
hair l have d very fine head OF hair.
and it was a soft brown shade. but /
hateful stuff Peroxide It's not all
bleached out. faded looking; but it's a
bright gold in streaks all over. Couic
you tell me of something / could use
TO Immediately change It 10 It's natural
color or make ii a dark and even color
, ana twenty-five years old and very
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
Lotion Too Thin.

Some time ago read in your depart-
nent of Beauty Hints a recipe for Chi
nese eyebrow wash or stain. cut out
the prescription, took it 10 a reliable
druggist and had il put up. I found it
was as thin almost as water, and would
neither stain the brows or lashes. or
even stay on. them at all. It did not
color them in the least. and is abso-
lutely worthless TO me, although it cost
me ID cents. VIII you kindly answer
this as soon as possible in your col-
umns, and let me know what you think
is wrong with the stain. and of what
consistency il should be-
ANXIOUS BEDEIIA.
The prescription for Chinese eyebrow
stain must have been improperly pre-
pared, as many of my correspondents
have used 1t with most satisfactory re-
suits. When properly compounded il
should have the consistency Of rich
milk.
The Washington times., 1905-05-28

+ mote the growth of the hair and also
darlIen IT.
TEA HAIR TONIC
Black tea as a basis for hair tonic Is
successful in many cases. Formula:
Bay rum, 2 ounces glyeerin, 2 ounces ;
alcohol, , ounces; infusion OF black tea,
IL ounces.
Mix and perfume to suit, The tea in
fusion should be made very strong, say
an ounce of tea 10 ten or twelve ounces
OF boiling water. Let IL steep for twenty
minutes, then stand till cool; strain and
add the other ingredients; apply with q
soft sponge TO the roots of the hair. 1t
Will darken blonde hair
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
ADVICE 10 HEALTH AND BEAUTY SEEKERS BY MRS. HENRY SYME

Inoch ashamed of my hair I don't use
the peroxide any more so ne+1raIIv IN
toward the roots it is very much darker
ana look like a fright. Would YOU
Klnoiy tell me il you know of anything
l can use? Respectfully. I. G. c.
PeroXIde tresses require careful hand
ing. The safest and surest method to
get thelr natural color back IS to have
patience and wait for the hair to grow
out again. This requires patience but
is by far the most satisfactory method
Ia the end
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
ng0au azzp kvap ap2lz1zg have
ANSWERS TO HER
CORRESPONDENTS
Hips Too Large.
-
z -I

Have read your helpful hints ans
recipes for long time. hoping there
would be something that would 1T my
case. but as there has not been. L am
going 10 ask for help.
Ny large hips trouble me. I ask you
TO please publish some exercise or POM
ade To reduce fat. l am not at all large
boned, but fat on the hips.
have had favora bic reports from the
pomade TO reduce fat, for which ]
giving you formula below. also advise
you to try the exercises for reducing the
hips so often published in this depart
ment.
PoMADE TO REDUCE THE BUST
Iodide OF potassium, 3 grams; yaseline.
90 grams; Ianolin, 30 grams; tincture OF
benzoin, 20 drops. Make into q pon1ade
and rub all over the fat parts twice
day.
The Washington times., 1905-05-28

7 KNOW an enthusiastic horsewoman
who says: If L should enumerate
all the ailments of both mind and
body that riding is good for. fear
my eulogy would exceed the most COM
prehensiye of patent medicine advertise
ments. Riding tends TO bring the body
TO a normal. healthy state; it is the Sc
cret of perpetual youth. for it keeps the
body. the figure and the heart young.
In addition, II teaches self-controI and
decision, and develop the will power.
IN short, for a healthy life, strength and
the puEsuit-with q good horse the cap
ture-of happiness. take riding
Another thing in its favor is that it is
sport that may be kept up long after
the prime Of life has been passed: in
fact, a man or woman never grows too
old TO indulge in riding. and it offers a
splendid form OF exercise and enjoyment
when other sports might appear undig-
nified
The Washington times., 1905-05-28

to tell them. The remedy is so simple
that should il not cure. il cannot harm,
and it cured me and several others: 50
l think il Will cure anyone that will
faithfully try it. The remedy is simply
got Il quart Of brine off mackerel and
at night l warmed it and wet piece
OF flannel with ii and bound it around
my neck every night for a week. and in
about a month ---- ROitre was gone
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
crRE noR PARAsITEs.

Get a cake of bichIoTide OF mercury
soap (the imported is the besD and cut
IL into halves and shave one half into
fine bits Dissolve it in boiling water
You may set the mixture on the stove
over a gentle heat II you choose. You
should have water to form d jelly-like
mixture when cold To use. first wet
the hair thoroughly with clear, warm
water, then rub the soap mixture into
the hair, taking care that every particle
of the scalp is thoroughly saturated
with the soap mixture. Give the head
a good sampoo with this mixture and
rinse several times.
If you follow these directions correct
Iy the result viii be successful
The Washington times., 1905-05-28

titled witch hazel, > ounces. Let this
mixture stay on only a few minutes,
then wash off with hot water. If the
81 cen soap iTFitates the skin, as it some
times Will use it every other day.
Green soap may be purchased at any
good drug store. It Is not q regular
cake SOAP but is OF about the con-
slstency of custard
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
Anxious to Improve Her Looks.

viii you kindly state In your column
what will enlarge the bust, and if olive
oil is good to massage the bust with?
Also, good face cream for an oily,
pimply skin. with a few wrinkles under
meath the eyes | am only twentysix
years old, and feel very anxious to
know what Will improve my looks.
FAITHFUL.
The Washington times., 1905-05-28

DR.. Vaucaire's remedy is the best
thing I SNOW of for developing the bust.
tr addition to its use, massage with
olive oil. or any good skin food is bene-
fetal The witch hazel cream so often
published in this department is an ex-
cellent cream for an oily skin. Mas
sage the Wrinkl under your eyes with
q rotary movement upward and out
ward. using the cream.
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
Discouraged About Complexion.

win you kindly help discouraged girl?
/ always had a very good complexion.
but lately it has become rough, and 7
tan very much, so viii you please give
me formula for a good cold cream
that will noruish soften and Whiten the
skin. something that will not promote
the growth OF hair? Please tell me how
to use it. The corners of my mouth
are always sore and dirty-looktng. and
SO Is my chin, with q few pirnples
Please tell me what to do for IT. / do
rot understand how this is caused as
/ am In good health. f a r.
Every night before retiring wash your
face with hot water and a good, pure
soap ana rinse thoroughly After dry
ing carefully. apply the face cream for
which l am giving you formula BE
sure that you are using soft water;
hard ter will do more than anything
else TO roughen the skin
ORANGE FLOWER CREAM
White wax. ounce; spermaceti, l
ounce. lanolin, ounces; cocoanut oil,
ounces orange flower water, 2 ounces;
oil Of sweet almonds. 4 ounces; tincture
Of benZoin. 30 drops Melt the first hve
Ingredients together Take off the fire
and beat until nearly cold. adding little
by little the benzoin. and lastly the
orange flower water
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
Distant Reader.

No doubt you Will be greatly surprised
to hear from a Toronto reader of your
beauty page. l have been a constant
reader of this page for some time; in
fact, / would not take the paper If il
were not for the beauty page. 1t Is just
full OF useful information.
Now ] want you TO help me. NY nose
IS full of horrtd blackheads; / have tried
several creams. messages. etc, but they
all proved void wish you would kind
y give rae sure cure for them; also, If
a large nose can be made small BY
giving the above information you will
greatly oblige,
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
oRANGE FLowER cREAl
Correspondent Sends Remedy

In your talks on health, l see Il. b.
O." asks for cure for goitre. and as 1
know of a cure and do not know how
to tell them. / take the liberty of telling
you and asking that you be SO kind as
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
A Good Shampoo.

VIII you kindly send me recipe for
n good hair tonic, one to make the hair
grow strong and healthy; also good
shampoo? And please let me know If
the use of orange flower cream will
make the cheeks plump. My cheeks are
very thin. and / would like a good skin
food to use. NJ. II.
The Washington times., 1905-05-28

Is minims; rectified spirits. ounces;
mix, then further add glycerin u
! ounce: essence royaIe or essence musk,
) or minims.
Agitate until solution is complete. Ap-
ply to the roots every day,
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
Parasites in the Hair.

VIII you kindly answer the following
question in your columns. If possible:
My little girl has nits IN her hair.
have tried alcohol and numerous other
remedies, but none has proved success
fuI. Please give me remedy that VIII
take them off her hair. a MOTHER.
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
So many difficulties n

So many difficulties may cause a red
nose that il is necessary first TO find its
origin. Poor circulation. digestive trou-
infiame the nose. So, too. will tight
clothing. Heat and cold, of course, have
an immediate effect, both reddening; SO
that person with u red nose should
oFly use tcpid water on the face, taxi
ms care that no hot or cold fluid
touches it. l can only advice you to
try and locate the origin of the trouble
whether Indigestion, nervousness, poor
circulation. etc.-and then try to cor
rect this cHuSe
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
Wants Brown Hair.

Kindly give me. in next weeks paper.
If possible, a formula for thin hair, and
also how to change my hair, which is
auburn TO a brown color without harm
ing II, how applied, and how often you
also If I can use the formula for thin
hair with the other for darkentng the
hair, CONSTANT
The Washington times., 1905-05-28

When using peroxide Of hydrogen and
lanolin for bleaching purposes first put
a little Of the peroxide in saucer and
apply with a soft cloth After it is dry,
rub the lanoIIn into the skin.
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
Peroxide as a Bleach.

In the Health and Beauty answers you
recommend peroxide and lanolin for
bleaching the neck. Will you please tell
me how to use it and prepare it? Yours,
n. b.
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
Sit Square in the Saddle.

Bear in mind that a good seat and
balance depend upon the proper posi-
tion of the legs. which is the hardest
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
a TORONTO SUBSCRIBER.

For the blackheads on your nose try
green soap treatment, for which / am
giving you directions below. 1t has
proved very beneficial in cases of OBJ
stinate blackheads.
BLACKHEADS
Tincture Of green soap. ounces; dis
The Washington times., 1905-05-28

l am giving you formula for tea hair
tCntc, which will | think, prove very
satisfactory in your case. as 1t will pro-
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
Hair Cray in Front.

/ read your paper every week. I have
been using the Vaucaire remedy; had
my prescription filed three times, but
see no change. Would you advise me to
still use it? In regard to my hair: | am
thirty-eight years Old and the last two
months my hair has turned quite gray
in front. I have had a lot of worry:
but i hope that is over. Could you help
me to restore 1t? The natural color is
a very dark brown. FLORENCE d.
The Washington times., 1905-05-28
Ruddy Nose.

VIII you kindly publish, as soon a.
possible, remedy for my nose whicl
te always red, and If dieting is neces
sary, what things to avoid? S S. S
The Washington times., 1905-05-28

am giving you formula for hair
tonic and shampoo. as requested. Mas
sage with the orange flower cream Will
make the cheeks plump
SHAMPOO FOR HAIR.
Yoik of one egg. one pint hot rain
water. spirits of rosemary, l ounce.
Beat the mixture thoroughly, and use
it warm. Rub it well into the scalp and
rinse with several Clear waters.
QIrININE HAIR TONIC.
Suiphate of quinine, dram; rose
water, ounces, dilute suiphuFic acid.
The Washington times., 1905-05-28

1 think that If you persevere with the
Vaucaire remedy you will soon get
beneficial results. Some cases take
longer than others for development
To restore the color OF your hair use
the physicians remedy so often pub
iished in this department.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-28
WILL TRANSFER
WATER CONTRACTS
COMMISSIONERS AUTHORIZE
ACTION
City Council Requested to Refund to
Board All Money Paid on OPP
tlons for Owens Valley
Rights
Rights

AT meeting of the board Of water
commissioners yesterday afternoon the
president and secretary Of the board
were authorized to transfer to the city
of Los Angeles all contracts and options
for the purchase of land, water rights
and other property In the owens river
valley heretofore acquired by 1t.
1t was resolved that the city council
should be requested to refund to the
board, in consideration of such assign
ment, out Of the water works bond 1906
fund, all money paid by the board upon
these contracts and options.
This action was necessary under the
state laws in order to secure the use
of money which the city has raised
upon bonds. 1t is probable that as soon
as the water is once running into Los
Angeles this property will be decided
back to the board to hold in trust as
other water property OF the city has
BEEN
A letter was read before the board
from the city clerk of Monrovia stating
the desire of that city to procure water
from Los Angeles and asking advice as
to the way to secure it. The letter was
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-28
YOUNG COUPLE MARRIED
TWICE IN TWO MONTHS
SECOND CEREMONY ACCORDING
TO JEWISH FORM
San Bernardino Family Declares Peace
After Second Wedding Takes Place.
Marvel Justice Declared Insane.
Rain Greatly Benefits Ranchers
Special to The Herald.

SpeClal 10 Inc l1eTalu.
SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. 27.-Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Hecht were married Il
second time last night, this time being
according to the Jewish ceremony.
About two months ago young Hecht
and Miss Minnie Bailey eloped to Long
Beach where they We're married in spite
of the violent opposition of the young
mans father, the bride not being u
JeWess.
The young mans parents were not
satisfied so last night a second mar
riage was performed by Rabbi Hecht
of Los Angeles in the presence of a
large company Of friends. The young
mans parents have extended the olive
branch and now peace and harmony
prevails in the Hecht family,
Thomas Kelley, who is charged with
entering and robbing the home of E. c.
Merrifield south of Cotton about ten
days ago, is now in the county Jail,
having been brought from Yuma, Ariz.,
by Sheriff Ralphs.
Kelley admits the crime and has told
the officers where he disposed of the
plunder which he secured from the
house. One of the watches taken and
pair of shoes Kelley had with him
when arrested in the Arizona town. He
says he did the job unaided. He is a
hobo. A charge of burglary has been
made against the man who will prob
ably plead guilty to the charge.
Justice w. f. Blake of Marvel, this
county, will be admitted to the Southern
California state hospital at Patton for
the insane, he being before the court
this afternoon for examination. Blake
has been in failing health for some time
and has been in Los Angeles for treat
ment He has steadily grown worse
and is now quite violent at times. Blake
is highly respected and is well known
by every one in the desert country OF
this county. He is interested in mining
in the region of Marvel.
This valley and surrounding country
was today visited by the heaviest rain
of the season. The precipitation began
late last evening. The total rainfall
for the storm up to noon today was
81 of an inch, making the total for
the season to date 269 inches, which
is nearly double the average rainfall
to this date.
The continued rains are causing the
agricultural districts to give evidence
of added prosperity, and the amount
of crops put in this fall will without
doubt be the greatest planted in this
section for many years Hundreds of
acres Of grain land have already been
ploWed.