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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17
Gtn SItBfrabI.


ueber bic sigenarti9e Wirfune zines
glitftrabls beri4tet Die MeBer .3ts.:
get einem f9peren Getpitter, bas iiber
WIeb unb umgssenb nisbersins, i9lua
Der SliB unter fiir6terli9em @eprahel
IN cine Der BEL ct. Catherine am 9ors
5eba3 fte9enben mG9tisen 9raupaps
peln. Die &rone bes 9dumrieien blieE
gang unberiibrt, Der Stamm murhe eril
IN ettpa breibiertel 3Dbe eetroffen UNI
bon oa in Der 2dngsri6tuns na9 I'M:
ten, bis in Die Wur5el binein ge5nei'
thellt. Die Der WetterIeit aueefe5rtt
9dltte oes 8aumes fpurbe in tauIent
6eBen unb Splitter auseinanberae:
rlflen uno ob9eiprenqt. Grobe Serfetts
9ol5ltude fpurben rei9li9 bunDert
S3rttt tpeit biz auf bic Nopeanter
Strabe gef9leubert, nG6renb anbere
fpett entfernt inmitten Der 81 einem
relnen 9ol5la9er eepprbenen @ieis
3dunpfdblen elei6 metsrtief in ba2
grprei3 ii9 e~inbobrten. Nuf einen IL
Wieter entfernten Na9barbaum iprano
cine 8er5peigung bes elettrii9sn
Strobles e6enfans iiber unb mari
phne ben Baum ionbehi6 gu bei6dbi=
gen, i'm Nieberfabren Elm mG9ti9es
Stiid lfergeIGnbe in Die bod duf.
i6dumenoen WaHer bes 9orSeba9es.
Die 8eipalt Der eleftrii6en Gntlobuna
mar 10 grob, bab iie ii9 auf 8ilome'
terpeite bin nod beutli6 fiblbar
ma9te. Sn Der NG6e peilenbe periOs
men tparen gu Sore eri6roden. Sci
einigsn duBerte ii9 Die Wirfung bsa
Wetterftrabls in gang abionberlider
Wetie. Sine Srau, Die nit ibren Sim;
bern DEG Weges fam. erSGblte, bab leBs
tere mad Dem sepaltigen S91a9e mia
aufsei9eu6te junss Hsbbibner aus
sinanberftOben unb ni9t ms6r 5uiam=
msn5ubringen tparen. Sin Mngler. Der
in Der NGbe auf Sore0en gefii9t bate,
langte nod nGbrenb bes @epitters nil
slnem Der grObten 9~pl5ipIitter uuf Der
SAulter gang beritOrt i'm Gtdttten
on uno pubte bur9aus ni6t mebr an
su9eben, mo- er Sang unb @urn &C.
lahen. Np9 broniser sebdrbete ii9 eli
ne Qr6eitsfrau, bic unter elmer naGen
ulme S9ub Dor tem tpolfenbru6artis
gen Re9en geiu9t bate. 2uut f6iias
pfenb uno polternb fubr, pie Elm Iu=
sen5eu9e beri9tet. Die lire $50 Yfunh
tpie9enoe i9iperfGuige perIon crbof.
aus ibrem 8erfted beraus, blieb aber
se6n S6ritte bappn entfernt plDBlif
i'm itrOmenben He9en regun9slos aui
benz Selbe itsben unb fonb erit na6 9es
raumer 3eit 8ereeung unb = Spra.
DIE pieber. @on einem 6u6rtperte i6su,
ten bo9aufbdumsnb Die Yferbe, I'm In
nddften Nusenblid nit bdne,noen
&0pfen pie ansepurSelt neben benz
gleiGfaqs eritdrrten Su6rmann 81
perbarren. Mebnli6 pie bieIem crying
IS audi nod anrern 2euten, bic Moi
tpubten. pie ibnen eei6ob unb iif.
ipdter uuf rein gar nidts mehr bsIn;
men fonnten. Gpdter pilserte jung uns
alt binaus gu Der Steae bes eienlsn:
taren @reienifes, als iei's 81 einem
Waafabrtsort. 8einer ober fam gu.
rid, pbne einen er0bern pbsr t%leinsrr
SeBen bes 5eriplitterten 9appelbaumes
als @nbenten nit no6 Saufe 81 nebs
men.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17
Yarlamcuts mIEf.

SIM y9ii6enfomite" bes engIiifen
Parlaments itebt gegenwartig Der
ieItiame @ori6lag in 9eratbung. Die
annebmlidfeiten oes 5eitgen0iiiden
Barlamentarismus olird ginfiigitng
zines arsgeoebnten Mhliifprogramms
in 6ie Sagesoromrng beioer SGiier
5u erboben. Gin iriider Mbgeorone-
ter, Elm Witelieo jener Eartei, ipelfe
fiir5li6 Ddbreno elmer Sbitruftions-
Gibuna bic 2angeipeile Der Nd1t
our6 Mbiingnng BON Wdnnerd0rer
erfolgreid berideuft bate, lit Der
Sater oes 8eoanfens, Dem bofen
SallIe elm regelre6tes Streidnr6elter
bei6ugeben, tpelbes oie @rfgabe bGtte,
nit eeeiencten Sontprfen ipenn alf
ni6t Die Sibungen, 10 ipenigltens Die
Dem Speiien uto Der ionltigen grbo,
lung Der 9eputirten gepibmeten 3pi-
i6enpauI len angenebm 5u beleben.
Der. Iotrid Soief O'8rien miinidt
auf Ser beriibmten Sbemie-Serraiie
oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cine Wfulif-
fapeGe itGnbig etablirt 81 ieben, mel
DIE nod Mrt ser in 2onoon uno anoe.
rem @robIt6oten iibli6en Speiieorde.
iter pGbrenb Der Sbee- unb Diner
Gtlinoen bes Na6mittags itnogbenOs
bic SafeImuiif gu beiorsen bate. Ser
Yroponent 6ieier %origineaen 9enein'
fii6rnng bebamptet, bob bas engliide
BarIament obneoies g~egeniiber oeii
eeieseebenben 4orperi6aften mander
&olonien, namentli6 Der anitrali.
f6en, iiberaus riidftanoig fei. Sort
meroen ni6t BLOB parlamentarii6e
@artenfon5erete peranitaltet, ionoesn
es iei oii6 ben @rp6blten bes Golfes
Die Moglitfeit eeboten, I'M Snneren
bes boben Sauies nod SerSenslult
8iaaro Su ipielen un6 i'm Yarla-
mentsareaIe oaerlei Sreiluftiport 81
betreiben. @enngleih 6ieies Soeal
elmer @olfspertretun9 IN 2onbon Der.
5eit nift erreidbar fdeint. 10 min,
fden menieitens bic mufifliebenben
Someruler, BEL BEN Mabl5eiten auf
Der Sbemieterroile etnige @mfbeitc'
ritfig bon ser Sriibial Der Sppoiition
az erfabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17

Oie erite approbierte Mersttn n,
Iommern lit Trdulein Morie Balteu
in @reifspalb. Oie Dame beftanb
bas mebiainii4s Staatseramsn NIT
Mus5ei4nuns. Grit % Sabre alt. bat
fe tire Musbilbuns in 2eipais untsr
2eituns bes GrGulein Or. 3GtbeWinbs
faeib erbalten unb felt 1900 in 2eip'
ala, 6eibelbers unb Greifspalb ftus
bert. 5rdulein Or. 8anien gebentt
fh benz @peaialfahe Der 6rauenfranis
beiten 5u tpitmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17
n.

aue. 5err SatO bon Der iapanif9en
6rieoenstommiiion CAB beute 4benb
foleenbe grtldrune CUR 8er6fent'
li9ung.
,Sn Der Nadmittaesfbun9 tuurbsn
bic 4rtitel z unb s bsratben. Irtitel
z puros i'm prin8ip angenommen.
grtitel 8 uurbs sinfimmig angenoms
men. Die 5risosnstOnferens psrta9ts
F9 biz mrrssn frtb $50 116r."
60 Ipuroe meter pff3iel mitgetbeilt.
baB tsins gifsren3 be3tigli4 artitsls
befisbs. iOnbern baB nur elm einselner
Yuntt nod aus3uarbeitel Jet.
SieIer Nrtifel z behanbelt bic Nb=
tretung bss 3wsisss Der 9inefl9sn
Ofbabn bon Sarbin nod SHoen uno
nod @rtifel 8 fanrt &ublarb ben She'll
Der gabn bur9 Die n6roli9e Wano'
iaurei nah @labinotof bebalten.
Ut ebolution unter Sets
tungsIeuten.
Sortsmput6, 81. g., l6.
ausuf. Sn ben areiien oes Geber'
boltes, tpslaes Die 6tisbsnseommiitOn
umIassrt, bsrri9t eiteI nn3ufrieoenbeit
tiDer bic 2nappbsit Der Na9ridten,
uelae aus Der beibumporbsnen Com.
milton beraus3ubolen finb.
Die rufff9sn gmihdre %setpinnen
6rsunbs. bic iapaniI9en i9afen fi4
gsgnsr. Wit menissn Ausnabmen
tuarsrl ale bier beriammelten gsrtretsr
Der YrsRe bislang iapaufreunbli4; tie
fnb ss ni9t mebr, iOwsit psrianli4e
gmbfinbunsen in Jrase tOmmen. Sic
babsn s~sfunosn, baB bic iapanii4en
gmihdrs bier einfa6 unm0sli4 fnb.
Gomura ma9t fsins 8stannti4aften.
Ssiu Wsni9 tann i'm errsi9en. gr
III i'm 5otsl Wsrtmort6 benz geiea-
f9aftlidsn 2sbsn 10 fern, ME er es in
Sotio mar. Die 3situnssleute, bic
Hd In oieiem 2anbe, In England unb
auf benz Continent ais tparme unb
einRubrei9e 6reunbs Sapans ;eietsn,
tperben bsbanbelt, als Oh he Jeinoe
tp1ren.
6 gisbt ~iibsrbaupt gar feline 8e3ies
bunesn. Die iapanif9en gmifdre fino
ME tleine N~ippFgurer, bic nidt
fpre9sn. Der @eianbte Satabira bon
Wai6ineton, Der bic Mmsrisnnsr better
tennen iu0ts, 1T ME jener arStpo6nil6
Bis our 2d4erlidfeit. sic trausn Nie-
manosm, Der ni9t cine gel6e 5aut=
farbe bot.
Baron 4omura psiIt ale gsiu4s
um Quoien3en ab; er ia9t er MOLE
Niemanosn fsnnen lernen, ct lei bier.
I'm feline Nr5eit 3u tbun uno er gebe
ni9ts brum. mas bic 3situnsen iassn.
Went bic IuReu 3u ben 3situngslsutsn
fprs9sn MOLTEN, m64tsn tie e. tbun.
Sapan psroe i9weigen. Sieie 3urtid.
meiiuns bisis brutals Ssrinsi9dBuna,
bisis ansftmsisrei, bisier Ransel on
gntgessntOmmen bat Sapan piels
Greunbe in Amsrita sefOfet.
Botf9after gonger q
Reien.
W n 9 t o n, Is. @ug. Bot
i4aftsr @ongsr fam beute bon Wericr
bier an uno bate cine @onferen3 nit
benz ifsabsrtrstenbsn Staatsietretd,
aoss; fpdter frasts sr aud BEL prdf.
bent GooIepelt on, mann es oemielben
eenebm Tel, i6n gu empfanaen.
usbsr feline tinftigsn pldne tuoQtl
@onger uur iasen, oab er H9 or
e~taatspolitit in Soma niat msbr attit
bstbsilissn wole. Serr @onser ba'
gessntudrtis gum erffsn Wals ieit biel
Sabren urlaub.
so SoIbaten beerttrt.
g t. RAUL, Is. aug. Bon 5or
Smelling fino so 8emeine bsiertirt
gs puroen bort grbarbeiten am S9ieb
plabs borqenommen. Die arbeit be
Der 9iBe in lsbter 3sit iagte ben Ecu
ten ni4t gu uno He nabmen %fran36fi
i4en Ibfaieb.
@eIbes 6ieber.
Rem Orleans, Co., Is. Nua
Officiel tparen Biz 6 nbr Abenbs an
msloet: &c ueue Gdae, insgefamm
r1In. 0S.sSxnx .s 170
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17
lake ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

..0abraeit Der 3ige...
abfabrt xnfuni
IoIebO, Chicago uub 9ei4isan srprst.-f 7.lb ross
folebo, Detroit unh Chicago II ......'la.0 SIS
Ri0ioan Gih Htnurie u. 2oiapettee 3d. 7.ao tio.ss
taslia 6onniaes. I au~sssnsmusn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17

gnti9sibung Germ plumlsp's purbs
6sute ben gertretern Der 9enannten Re.
sisrunssr, @rafsn psriti be la &ptca
lino Or. Sole be s. paul, betanntges
gsbsn. Bon ben Dorsebra4ten 8 5ors
berungsn BAT 5srr 8. Ylumlep 3tuei obs
sstpisisn unb cine als ni4t bere4ti9t
ertannt. Die betrsffsnbsn 5orberunsen
ffammsr1 aus gntiddoi9unssaniprts
DEN fransORi9sr staatsbtrssr Der,
pslde infolgs Der RsbOlution bon 1901
In 0snssueaa tommeraiele gerlufte er'
littsn battsn. Germ plumlep's gnis
i1sibuns 1T als enosiltig an3uiebsn.
tanbal9e 9t4ten
2a@roffs, Wis., Is. Mus. Der
Stabtratb bat sinfimmis bei4lohsn,
ben ftdotii9sn Snsenieur Jrant 6.
YOusl auf3uforosrn fsin @mt nieoer=
suIesen posr elm @~erfabren auf limits
sntisbuna su seudrti9sn.
pOwsl ipa 5si ftaotiiasn aOntratten
bstbeilist seweien iein. Den unmit=
telbaren MnlaB gu benz goraeben biz
bet isoo9 Elm Gamilienitanbal, in osi-
len 0erIauf potpel 6. g. pbilippi
auf s1O, 900 s6aSsnsriat bsrtlaste,
neil osrielbs i6m feline Jrau entfremoet
babe. Sic Grau bssing @elbfmOro.
MIIen.D entmal.
3 bingto n, ST.. Is. Iu9.
6suts tpuroe auf Der Garm, auf tpel'
der glban Nlen. Der Selo aus Der
RsbOlutiOnsseit gsrmont's. ben sr6bs'
rem She'll isines 2ebens 3ubra4te, elm
Ssntmal feisrli9 entbhlt.
Ser 6auptrebnsr oes Sases mar
@bas. %. Tairbants, 8i3s'prdioent
Der Ser. Gtaaten.
9ranss Wiffiffipis2 o n.
greB.
portlanb, Sre., 16. Mug. =
Seute tpurbe bier Der Sranss Wiffis
ippi=9 onsrsB er6fnet. 5unoerte bon
Sslsaaten Rnb in ben l.bten Sagen
angetommsn. Starte Sels9ationsri
inb singetrofen bon california, Utah,
Colorado, Ssras. Montana uno anbes
rem Staten tusfli9 bonn Miffifppi.
Der grbbsre Sbsil Der beutigen Si=
bunssn mar 8egriiBun9sreben u. |. 10.
gewibmet.
prdfibeut SOD ereIt.
Opter8ap,1 6. Iug. prdfosnt
&ooispsIt empfins beute gum @abels
frhbffhd ben bfsrrsi9iiden 8uti9aftsr.
Baron 9engelmtaer, Ssnator Srposn
bon @sw Serisp, Sames Or. Bed,
friiber 9ilfs-@ sneralantualt bes Sufi3.
DEPARTMENTS, @bas. 8. 4esp, 9ilfs'
Observation-Disclosures unb ben Gdriftfellsr
&Obsrt Bridges.
Senator Srpoen unb Bed fino bier,
am nit benz prdfbsnten @erR9s.
rungsbsrbdltnihe 3u bsipre4en. grfe-
rer III prdFbent Der prubsntial Sn-
iurancs 60. Der lebtere elmer Der aopos
taten Der equitable 2ife endurance 60.
etiprocitdts
Chicago, Is. dug. Iuf Der
Na9mitta9sfbuns bes &eeiprceitdts-
tonsrsRss uuroen fOIsenoe anaeisbsne
DISQUALIFICATION als Btamte borge=
f6lassn: psrmanenter gOrfber. Der
a9tb. g.. 9. padaro bon Soma, l.
giss-g orfibsnbsr Wm. 6. Mapbers,
Wia., 2. 0i3s.8 orfbsnbsr, s. 3.
prior, Ser., 3. 3e-8orfBenoer, an'
breu 9. WsbFsr, MaH., Seiretdr.
@m. u. @orwine. Soma, 9iIfs.Se'
trstdr, 5reb. 2arribea, Soma.
@orfbsr padarb fts0ts Bunbesisna,
tor gulom als Eeoner BOT.
gs tpurbe Der Nntrag 9efeat eth
2omite 3u ernenren, tpsl9es Dor
fdldse ftr before 6anoelsbe3iebunger
nit benz Muslanbe MAIDEN fole. Be,
8orf9lag wuroe cr bas 2omite TT,
Bei4ltHe beruieien.
6 B M b range
fallen.
@IartsDtlIe, 3enn., Is.
Nug. Wdbreno elmer 0orfeQune In
eiuem 2irfus tpurbe Der 8Gnbide,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15
PHILIPPINE SCHOOL SYSTEM.

Nothing in the whole history of our
six years sojourn in the archipelago
is more encouraging than the warm
welcome accorded to the American
school teacher, followed by the re-
cent rapid growth of the insular school
system. says writer in the Review of
Reviews. The Importance of the work
that is being done in the islands by
American school officers and organ
in this country The fact that more
than half million children and
youths are now enrolled in the Phil
ippine public schools can only be ap-
preciated in its true significance when
we remember that instruction in Eng
lish lis required in all grades, that a
great part of the teaching is
done altogether in English, and
that attendance at the schools is en-
tirely voluntary. The fact that
school system of such magnitude
could be developed under the peculi-
arly difficult conditions existing in the
Philippines and made a popular in
stitution throughout the archipelago
within seven years after the sinking
Of the Spanish ships in Manila bay is
a striking tribute to the executive
ability, enthusiasm and devotion to
duty of the American men and women
who have gone out to the Islands with
the idea of doing pioneer work in edu-
cation. Hundreds of teachers who
take positions each year in the Phil
ippines have an influence outside of
the school room far greater in some
respects than they had at home. They
are continually brought in contact
with the local governing bodies, are
called upon for advice on civic and
social matters, and have a thousand
and one opportunities to mold the po-
Iitical institutions Of this interesting
people at the formative period.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15

to repudiate or to compound with her
foreign creditors because the mterna-
tioual money market can no longer
meet Russias Unsuitable financial re-
quriements, would be one of almost
unparalleled calamity for France.
Russia's financial position is one of
extraordinary strength, and yet col
lapse is not inconceivable. Should IL
come, the dual alliance could not sur
vive a month, both because of the in
dignation Of the French at their losses
and because Russia would have proved
herself financially unable 70 be an ef-
ficient ally to France in case of war.
As things now stand, the future of the
alliance is wholly uncertain. The
compact may be consolidated on exist
ing lines; it may be modified by the
admission of third power, as Aus
tria. or even Germany; it may be
broken up completely.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15
LIBERTY TO STARVE.

Economic independence is the basis
of every kind of liberty that has
worth. 1t was over an unjust tax that
the colonies went to war. United
States politicians are now engaged in
talking about when the Filipinos are
to have self-government, says Golfers.
The Filipinos themselves are more in
terested in knowing when the United
States will stop taking away their
power to make living. The Flllpinos
in 1907 are to have the right to ex-
press their opinions in an assembly,
those opinions to be accepted or re-
jected by the American officials as
those Americans may choose; which
is nice and generous and pretty but
not quite so important as the repeal
of laws which steal food from our
poverty-stricken victims to put into
the distended bellies of domestic
trusts. One liberty with which the
Filipinos can dispense is liberty to
starve.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15

victions as well as the seif-interest of
large bodies of influential citizens,
provokes antagonisms which can
never be allayed. The end which he
has in view is all that can claim his
attentions, what intervenes cannot con-
Germ him If he would press home the
full force of his convictions. There
fore Mr. Bryan passed through two
defeats. ON the other huhd the last
campaign made 1t perfectly clear that
the eastern wing of the party could
hope for no success while 1t espoused
the ideas which animated it. If the
last campaign eliminated the flaccid
political theories for which the east
ern democrats stood it is barely possi-
BILE that the situation may call for a
new deal all around Indeed the
more closely the matter Is viewed the
more reasonable does the conclusion
become and we have sufficient faith
in Mr. Bryan to believe that once he
realized the logic Of such situation
he would promptly act upon and 10y
ally further such an outcome.
In the whole range of possibilities
there is no man who so measures up
to the standard as Governor Folk. He
is timc-tried and fire-tested. He made
an unapproachable record as public
prosecutor in st. Louis and that he
won the complete confidence of the
people was made clear by election is
governor against the combined oppo-
sition of the politicians. He stands to-
day as the exponent of what is best,
bravest and most modern in our pub
lie life and in all respects he is a
man of whom the whole people with
out regard to party can be proud.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15
FRANCE AND RUSSIA.

The war in the far east, and its rev.
elation of Russia's corruption, internal
weakness, and military inefficiency,
has dealt the dual alliance a stagger-
ing blow, says Frederic A. Ogg; this
much the publicists generally admit,
though as to what the outcome will
be there is little agreement The
course OF the conflict has been a keen
disappointment to France, not so
much because she cares for Russia's
fortunes In the orient as because the
Russian defeat has revealed such un-
dreamed Of weakness on the part of
her ally in Europe. She had begun
10 suspect that the Russian alliance
WAS one-sided in its financial and po-
litical advantages; she now perceives
that II is equally so in its military ca
pacity. From the French point of
view there is therefore not much left
10 be said for the arrangement, ex-
cept one very important thing-name-
ly, that France has loaned more than
nine milliards Of francs ($1,S00, ,000,-
OO0) on Russian securities and dare
not pursue any policy which would
endanger this investment. The day
upon which Russia should be forced
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15
Is BRYAN READY TO WITHDRAW;

The stsry which comes to us today
from Lincoln bears upon it's face GER
tain evidences of probability. The
last speech made by Mr.. Bryan indi-
Gated that there we're other things on
his mind besides presidential nominal
tions and indeed seemed to foreshadow
what is now indicated by the telegram
that Mr.. Bryan. realizing that the
eastern democrats might never unite
upon him, sought out and found a man
worthy of the mantle and made ready
to put II upon his shoulders, says the
Oregon Journal 1t very often hap
pens in life that the man who blazes
the way falls far short of realizing
the choicest benefits from his work.
The pioneer in such new enterprises,
particularly where he is obliged to fly
violently In the face of the settled con-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15
MERCURY
WORSE THAN THE DISEASE

The effects OF Mercury and Potash are
worse than the effects of Contagious
Blood Poison, for which these minerals
are generally used. They cannot cure
the disease, and in addition set up a pois.
on of their own, producing dyspepsia, by
drying up the gastric juices, salvation,
sores, mercurial rheumatism, and often
necrosis of the bones.
Bowling Green, KY, Mitchell House.
Gentlemen:-For over four years I suf-
fered greatly from u severe case of Com
tagious Blood Poison. 1 went to Hot
Springs, staying there four months at a
big expense. L then consulted physi-
clans, who prescribed Mercury. Moth
ing did me any good, in fact the treat
ment proved more harmful than bened-
oiAl. Thus continued to suffer for four
years. me ntioned my case to a friend.
who told me that s. s, 8. had certainly
cured him. at once commenced it's use,
and in six months could find no trace
ofthe disease whatever. This was about
two years ago, and there has been no
signs OF return. d. M. SANDERS.
S. S. S., remedy made from roots.
herbs and barks, is the only known an
tidote for Contagious Blood Poison. 1t
thoroughly and permanently eradicates
the poison from the blood so that no sign
is ever seen Of the disease in future.
S. S. S. builds up instead of tearing down
the system, as do Mercury and Potash,
and when it has cured the disease every
part of the body has been toned up
by its purifying and tonic effects.
5, 5. 5. also removes any effects of the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15
SUMMERS END.

y sheaf of broom-flowers, yellow at
the heart,
Drugged with the sun and listless with
the dew,
The silence of the ordered petal edge
With flame shot through.
\ sheaf of broom-flowers amber with
the light,
Green with the jade of leaf-work,
shadow dull:
Pale silver silk sown with thin silver
veins,
O-wonderful!
A sheaf of broom flowers, Tipped with
line of brown,
Because the urge of death is in the
hours;
O dawn in dust! o hand that cannot
close
Upon the flowers!
-Zona Gale.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15

mineral treat
rnent from the
blood. We offer
a re ward Of
81, for
proof that
S. S, S. contains
a.NszN r
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15
+++*%*****%*+***++
SEPTEMBER.

= Who doth not love the soft
> September days
, When summer fingers low 1
: ingly, and fain :
+ Would say farewell? But I
= with her train Z
: OF winged subjects in the golden 1
= haze 1
, she vanishes so silently We raise I
, No cry of anguish, for no
= parting pain
= Disturbs our bliss,-Our loss I
= we count but gain.
+ Yet. cen while dear September's !
= name we praise,
, The swallow tempts his wings I
, to longer flight;
, The grasses fade; the brown !
, leaves flutter down;
, Full ripe, the thistle-tops I
, and milk-weed- /
> Sail far aloft on airy pinions i
, light,
, And haste to catch at fleeing !
) summers gown
, Stay!-Hath she gone? The !
faint wind sighs,
, Who knows?" 1
, Blanche Elizabeth Wade, in I
, Everybody's Magazine for I
September. I
= = = = + = + = + = = ++++ = = =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15

The police in Portland have been
asked to search for Jeff Purdin, fore
man of the Ralston ranch near Arl-
ington. He left the fair city on the
22nd day of August for the ranch, 1ut
failed to put in an appearance there.
It Is said he has relatives In The
Dalles and the police thought he
might be visiting here.-The Dalles
Chronicle
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15
w. T. PARKER
Dealer In Dry Goods. Groceries and
Notions-Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoe.
and Farm Produce.

have Just purchased the d. a
Richardson store at Helix, Oregon
and am going to thoroughly remod,,
1t and greatly increase the stock.
solicit your patronage. and II GOOD
goods and fair treatment can hola
your trade. then know you will trade
with me. Bring in your farm pro.
duce. Highest market price paid.
HELiA OREGON
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-15

rs 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. 1T IS NOT ONLY MORE
CONVENIENT BUT Is CHEAPER.
FIGURE UP YOUR BILL FOR
WOOD, WATER, LABOR AND RE-
PAIRS ON YOUR BOILER AND EN-
CINE AND THEN COME AROUND
AND GET OUR RATES FOR A SIM
liar AMOUNT OF POWER. IF
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. = . = Z = =
IRONING DAY THIS WEATHER
IS LOOKED FORWARD TO WITH
DREAD. NO NEED OF 1T. WHAT
IS THE USE OF HEATING YOUR
WHOLE HOUSE UP AND MAKING
A HARD DAYS WORK OF YOUR
IRONING WHEN WE CAN FUR
NISH YOU AN ELECTRIC IRON
AND YOU CAN OPERATE 1T 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 1T. ISN'T 1T 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 THE OLD WAY
WE WILL MAKE YOU A FLAT
RATE IF YOU ARE A DRESSMAK-
Err OR SEAMSTREES. 1T WILL
PAY YOU TO LOOK IT UP. COME
AROUND AND SEE US. Z 4 =