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To tlio Kill tor of the K-wt Of i'icoiiImi.
Your article, miilur the. uIxjvu headlnn
In tlio Kaht Oiikiionian of March II, 1H8H,
wiih rt'iiiarkiiblu.MotHiiiiply lH.-1'aune II wan
u jilaln Htatonient of tlio Hitind anil no
dal wurlil,lmt beeaiife. it wan ho out of tlio
.Mitten track lor an i-uuoriui an io nu
worthy of comment. I do not mean to
ssraJSfK asi.-sriK
certain old I'ohhIIh regard thoniKolveH an
thu iiuardlaiiH of Iho public weal, and If
Hon. Luther 11. Icon, In a I tier to an on-
ui.ili.i tlil.il.il itntu.r tllllll'U lllllf till! lid-
mlnlHtratlon of national Mlliilrn tuny Ui
further IntriiMlcd tu tliu DeiiiKTaiie .irtv,
why T. T. (leer coimch to the front and In
Ioiik columiw iuvIuwh a war about tho
defunct liiHtltutlon, that hapjieneil onu
quailcr of a century um a war that wiih
carried to a HiicceKhful termination by the
iieoiilo under L'eneralH and foilL'lit IjV
a
rank and file letfaidleM of party, under
mi iwlniliilxtnilloii known uh tho I'nion
parly, and ho .Mr. (Jeer oIntM to the
pant of twenty-live years uuo, chiliim all
thu glory, and allien further from
thews iirenilwH that the Itepublican
party Hliould Ikj triiHted with authority
and iowcr until the last Hyllable of re
corded time. TIiIh in the hot; rot that In
dllicd out to a patient generation an xjlit
leal pabulum. Thin I the Hilblxjleth of
thu ouo-eyed leaderH of the blind, eternal
fliuoku, e'letnal dnut, while the Nation
drlflH toward the AlaelNtrom of dlceon
lent Htrilcx and luteriuil Htrife. Father
Ititrchaid yuvii uh tho alliteration of "Hum. I
Kumauixm and Ilebi'lllon." .Not one of
thu threw, not thu three combined, are i
worthy of a necoud'H conclderallon eniin-
elated by a man who had learned n.jlh-
IiiK, who had foruotteu nothlni; for tweu
ly-llvo yearn, ami yut ine epigram wan
couHldcrod of Htilllcient liuiNirlauce to be
telegraphed throughout lliu length and
breadth of tho country, and U hiiiikihoi1
to have turned the nicely balanced nealeri
of ii prcHlduutial election. What u cone
inent iiH)u Kipnlar education and it m
lar piveriimeiit. a:1 uh m-ikx) (he
Ill-natured icuiarkH of tho thlnkerH of
Kniiland an actuated by Hpleeii and rival
hating uuvy their iiroK'noHlleatlouHaliout
thu futuiu of thu Republic and yut wo
niUHt remember that it Wiih thought bv
T(M.'uovllle that thu Kovcrntnent would
not Ioiik outlaid forty Slaten In thu
Union, and IiIh prediction wiih mip
iHHted by thu ubletd political eetmom
IhIh of thu Old World. They claimed
that with chronic dint rem, hiicIi uh Is fat
Im-coiiiIiii: thu condition of thu woiklnn
chiH.nH, tlio republic will end In anarchy,
and aiiaichv In dexiKiiNin. Thin in thu
opinion of thu inont competent Htateiuieu I
of tho Old World, from llie time of ,dain
Hiullh. Thu opinion Ih hi hackneyed 1
and thu Hclf-cHiocm of our Fourth of .lulv i
oralioiiH ho lurid that we take no heed,
but inaicli up like lllllu men to ' o'e the I
party ticket, mIU an alleiaii'ti mid a
fealty that the worthy Scot' in.. n hIiowm
to thu fouilH mill niiiiiloiH of hi i i''"'d
ilamu. If a ni' A ,p;rlv did iimnim but1
break In phi'.' i iin . Kiiciim of p.nv.i. .
would entitle iIho! i- Hi.' eiiuiiueu'l.i'ii iihI
of liieu foe all time ' I..IU of inci not,
Hheep, whi me al imiI" mark ! and
braiiilcil; liu-. ii c ill U d i . . i ...to 1
fluunlile- .r il lai. vli il Ih oii! Ih.'
Ilttchl Ib. l mi. ne. ! i. n. onu wo Id
do battle v.lln th I'ni.iMtlnch, he luiMl i
I'ommuiico bofo.'it he h Hhorn o(hU h i
If lie would Ihihi willi any icaxoii-!
able device of HiiccenH. l'lickuowl
wltro veiy readily that I liavo
no faith hioptlinUm. Those fellow h make
mo ton tired. Said their ureal preacher
Dr. Slebblnn hi San I'ranciHco yearn
and yearn aui"l,et the woikinjs man be
content In thu situation that (1ml placed
him." No, I am no optimist. These men
have the ellumU'ry to hiiiuiiioii iimnls)
temv in their ally. Ah a jioMilnilst I wo
little linKt in the futuiu for thu otplo,
until l uce ai;alu we ciohh thu Ited Sea
and wander for carx in thu wtldernexH.
1 advocate nothing, I onlv talk of thu in
evitable and yet 1 bellovo In peace,
l'e.icu hath her viclorien morn kI'tIuuh
than war. I rccoKiii.e thu wisdom of thu
Master. Iteslst not evil-doem. tt in, li
tem not i( 1 uwake Iho thunder tmiesof
Uncle '.coke. I hold thu prus'r coutxi is
to let lie hm kstorH of the uxchauKU run
tho K'ltue until overylsxly Is uciuaiutcd
with their tactics, then Kat them at thu
jhiIIh. This would U my resistance, the
lesint.iuce of an Intelligent ballot, simply
that and nothing moio, 1 am well aware
that I am talking of an Ideal that will
never I hi reached, and vet It Is the
fliorler and only iutelliisent wav. but
history uipea'H Itself, the 'Indira
of the (Mople must over K Ihrouuh a rHa
of bliHsl. Ketfiel it as we mav, lilvrtv Is
over the child of convulsion Vlverv ullar
tisui which a new light or life is burnim;
U uu altar of ureal sacrilliv. To day In
the republic the fonvsnf lielit nml ilm
forwaof darknesH strulo for thoinuH
tery.lhe scales haun tiend'Hni! in tho bal-
uiuv. vhucii wav w iev titttt. o i.
Milt 111
prophet o
Its fears,
let of Israel? Ilumani'tv will all
with all Its hoiv.-t of future
M-ars in naiii;uiK nreatiuesn on tuv luio.
tlo.1 urant us that wlmlom and that states
manship to see and know that the lieatt
U thu Kst logician at last, and justlco
tho lushest and only expediency, Justlct)
to the tmler ih the onlv success. In
justlco H nkiuptey. injustice U ruin.
Or- -..ilhnn without iwir fKnl. with-
I'lolhlllL- V illi Utile lliu. in il.a nl .inn
man lucre's into ine Unite, aiul
I' .llll.,.. I,V llll III.. I. Ill 1 ..f In.. I..
I the laws of tied. I ii lust leu Is lliu
eii.u iiii.i eternal lUM of man. tho
turn i'11'eriin! of lullnlte wlsilmu.
Ill I 'e I ..i. Sni iHoii.
In Ni A ork eilv II lltl sf.M'V.ll'...l ,111.1
Ids wife Kannv . a baiuUimo wuiu'an of 21
joar- i nk a do of p.iis.ui Moiulav
in ri uu and died within an hour of each
otlui' ann Ifiiiu removed to St. Vin
vet - luw.pil.il. Hio hiwlMtnd was
lVli-.li Ji v. He had Uvn out of wotk
fur k. ine lime
MUwife was niuurfUl
t.i in ii.ii.-i .,iM.ni.iHtf I....I
aliM' I ui.ilK thi fntlker. molui ami a
Ilvemu. ih. .1,1 U.v had to lixe on haul'
cruHln t.ivad picked livm the stuvtaud
rvf -i bin.
YiUard House
AVK IIOIt., I'riiprletor,
.'fnrlliwuii Corner Main ami Court Htrcfl",
PENDLETON, OREGON.
. - n, .
! CENTRALLY LOCATED
i
Rfj.onoiictl. lie-furnished Itlld
Ro-opened, He-furnished
Equipped in First
OIiush Style.
SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL
MEN.
Free Coach to and from Trains-.
ANIMALM.
if vmi liiiv nn 11 ii 1 1 ti ril i lrnv. you ran ro-
rnvi-rlilin liyrxiiPiidliiK SMki In ii.lvi rll'lnu'
In l tin Kant Oiikiionian. It imiIoIich tlii-m
very lliiie.
Wright
-of
CHICAGO STORE,
Wish to nay to their patrons mid thu public generally, that they nru
constantly receiving
OOODSJ SUITABIiK TO THE SEASON.
Wu have just oNned tipn llnu lino of STRAW HATS, which wo will Bell at a
very clone margin.
Wo mako n
SPECIALTY
Fino Fitting
CLOCKING!
-at
PBICES
that will
SURPRISE YOU.
JEWELRY $
t:Vi:ilYTIIIN .S'l W
1
EVERYBODY COME!
Ami see our new rs.-k of
WATCHES, CHAINS, CLOCKS, BREASTPINS,
Ami In farl.evfrytlihm kept In a
FIRST-CLASS ESTABLISHMENT.
WelmvocnsiikTilMii. (IllllW.apriulloul WiilcliiimUer ami Jeweler, who will at to ml lo
lli'imlrlnc unit Miiiuirni'torliiE.
KvcrylliliiK iiiiaruiiU'el nml Hold uh Hi'iirem-ninl, ut lliillom Prlren
F. J DONALDSON & CO.
(HtVCKSHOItK TO K. I'. NIOIIOIX)
Hps
City
W. V, Matuiok, l'ros. J. U. U.m.kv.
0. S. Jackson, Vice l'ren.
Umatilla Real Estate
vlNCOM'OUATF.n.
Corner Main and Webb Streets, In E. 0 Building,
I'F.NDI.CTON,
Land Filings, Land Contests, Conveyancing, and other Land Bnslness,
Attended
Tlu,Com,w,ylmsami,ple.oKi.of Lnnd Abstract Books, and record
of all railnud lands In this soction. Uxins money on town and country provrtv,
for a bhort or Ioiik time, ltuys and sells real .,stato r . v........ .
i....... i ., . .
c' "wue lv,"".v p, ami oilier
llliirnii nru
UmftllLLfl HCAL CO
NEWjSTORE!
ED,
Main St , Pondloton,
Next I Mnioill' I In 'In )
A COMPLETE LIN3 OF
Gent's Furnishing
Goods,
G. W. Brownfield
HO WELL & 00.,
FURNITURE DEALERS
-AMU
UPHOLSTERERS.
At.L KINDS (IK I'tlltN ITtlltK HKI'AItMNG
DOSK AT Till! LOVVKmT ItATKH.
Call Hint examlim price.
Uriscut "lock of furniture In Kmtorn Ori'iton.
Howell & Co.,
Miirki'nlr. UuvhII.-wIi llnll.lliiif,
ni'i ion. (Jri'iioo,
t'flidl-
& Son,
Tin: -
T";, Wo buy our
BOOTS AND SHOES
From tho lament and
most reliable
Eastern Factories,
Wlilch enablert im to
UNDERSELL
Our conict ltorn.
A nlco, fresh lino of
GROCER I ES.
JUST
OPEN
Wriavox fe Son.
JEWELRY!
ASH ro.MI'I.KTK.
Drug Store, Pondloton, Or.
(leu. Mjii. . V. Srnuus, Treas.
F. It. Ouimw, Secy.
& Loan Association
OHF.UON,
to.
"""'8
newt ab e inr.
..... .
A t & LOAN A.VNflfM ATlflN
Pendleton, Oregon,
Are Yon Protected?
Those who believe so thoroughly in protection should no
go any longer without insurance on their property, of whatso
ever kind; and nearly everyone
Reliable Insurance Co
Is worth every time what it costs, and ivrocrastination should not
be indulged in when it conies
first place, pick out competent
RELIABLE
With whom to do your business
the best insurance companies
When in search of such agents,
in the direction of the oflice of
Clopton & Jackson,
Located in tho EAST OREGONTAN building, Pendleton,
where you can have any kind of insurance, whether Fire, Ma
rine, Accident or Life insurance, done up in
APPLE-PIE ORDER!
It is well to remember that
one of tho Thirty Reliable Companies represented by
Clopton & Jackson, with a combined capital of more than
$100,000,000!
If you contomplato insurance, call on them and get posted,
and it will cost you nothing. Remember their oflico is in tho
EAST OREGONIAN building, or address
Clopton & Jackson,
t'eilCHetOn,
believes that a policy in a good
to taking out a policy. In the
and
AGENTS,
those who represont none but
and go straightway and insure
don't fail to turn your "peepers"
to bo secure you must insure in
Oregon.
Ticke sixafifiw
Plnrrnnt Pullmnn Dni
Kmlcrnnt ftlecnliiir Cum rim
UMAnAf UUUNUIL BLUFFS AND ST,
n?o or cunrKO amx without chin
Ptnan nntitlrf lnti fit Pnrllnh.l n
Knthniitiil piiMoiik rHrrIvtii
relink niiiinii j i until l iirri vi!ii ni x.j---.
Went hotmtl PurfloiiKcrftrrlvcitJA
WpNt limit. (1 rrMahL nrrlvna at
i V ' ... " "'"P.
i.cavcn ni n:m n. in. for Walt u.t-
TIVVP HMWi in iruiu tvmiii WHlli,
To Him FrancUco.
IiPiivo Htcnmnhlt) whnrMVirtfuht h
,it ii in iiim( infill niT a nutiu. rriait
..7.i.ifa rmt a n Lit..- .
nuiiwi i'1 uit'Kuiii nun.
i ii i ii in in ii. i ii ii r. Anr'j Nin . unn -..
To I'ortlaiul.
n in u iuiiijtiii
Hinio. Mini. Ar I urpcnn.Thii
uimuiii i ) 4i'i iui miiuiHt rnu
Hllllll. Willi AttV1. llPiinitrt U... ..
i :iii ii ill inn. i mi . ninrn
lUtet of JnMffe.
IiicluUIntc iuoaM anil berthiL
Cul)ln, -
Htccrncr, ...
Hon ml Trlpt Unlimited,
riiriuimrr ihii iiriiiui n liuiuirn niant
AT, A,, rortliviul.Oropxi.
a n ii ii
QonoriU Mnnoffcr.
W 1 Al.l.mVAV A
UllUIClUlla
To San Francisco.
i
Ily way of the
Oreeon & California R
And Connections.
XI1U 1UUU11L lllUBLU XU
Quicker In time limn any otbit
uouio, iioiwecn
rUlllUAHll JNU MAIM KKAfl
Leave Portland at 4:00 d.rl
Through time, 39 hours.
Excuraior Sleooors foe
Class Pas angors on
through trains fret
charge.
UK J 1 1 U 111 m -nriiHuii K II hp
ami Man Kmnclnroi
FlintrliiN Uiillmlleil
FlrntTlAH. Miiilleit... ....
Hecoud-rlaNM, Minlieit..
Tlokut Oflice:
V T in if 1 na num. ii...
it. KOKllf,i:it,Manui:cr.
THE Northern Pacific Rail
TUN ONLY LINK ItUNNINO
Iti!lmmt lilier fileriitiw f.Vim
ir. f.... .'... ....
fif..iiir i Miinni. i
h im Jitnni trtt a
From Ore(ion and Wnshlngtoi
to the East.
v ill Ml I'.iiii i.nn I i n.u nmia ill
line riinnini; rnluco Dlninttm.
(.iiuuii 7a ociiu.)
l'uNtct Tlimi i:vr Mnilo Vr
i.'oiiNt ovit li" Nnrllirn
I'ueiiln Hull rum!
niuiiituii. lAiuvi'inroriM, Kn"
nil liolntM tlirnimlinnt llm Kant And
cuhi viftw. nun mm Minneapolis
EMIGRANT HLEKI'INQ OAB8
Are hauled on regular expreti trtlu
i.iii cuing IVIIKIU Ul 1110 uniln
iiuiiroau,
Leave Wallula .lunctlnn .1:10 a. m.
fourth Uuy.
aiu 10 an potniH Kast, Hoiuii ana
PAOIKIO DIVISION.
Tm ii ...III 1 t. . I 1 .l.llv .1
m.-ronnprllno- with (I. 11. A N. Co.1
all nollltH on Pueet Hnnnil.
Wfthlugton 8U. Portlnnd. . . .,
iienerai WHiurn i'Aunm aevui
w. n. AI.I. lWAl.Ml"
renuieuuiiv
lai mm i' n u nru l u m. i
a ii
iit.iiii.i.rir H.iin nnH.T.iiiui ii
H
Manufacturers of
... : I I . Mill! . B .
Heating Apparatus
iicuiiiik uuuuingg in any necuou ui
try. Corrapondence solicited.
Portland, Oregon.
TOH riUNTINQ
nl it r let' a (hat will nmve they ar
man uios of any other printing
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