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THE BIBLE A LITERARY CLASSIC
In an aditreen Iwlore the ttutlenU oi
Whitman college, the Rev. O. W.
Kender advocated the introduction of
Iht Bible aa a teit book in the public
echoola, npou the ground that it ie a
litararv rlaaair. The Rv. Mr. I ender
ia in tin right in thin advocacy. Tba
HibTe ii a claaaic. It contain product'
Irom poet a lotty in conception, a
lieeutiful in imagery, and a rlniahed
in diction aa any that havo graced
tbe page of literature. It has romance
rivalling thoee of eei-ular masters of
the art of atoty telling. It haa
dramatic work that would charm a
modern audience. It haa biitory upon
which ia baaed all other hiatory. And,
In the teaching of the higher princi
ple of living, it ia the reongniieil book
of athice.
Hut, The Bible should hi- Introduced
in the public aeboola, not aa a religmo
autoority No churchman haa riant to
aak ting.
The public aeboola are the institution
of all the people, theiat ami atheist,
believer and agnostic. All have eo,ual
rights as to the constitution ol the
ygteui of public education for which
they pay in taxes for maintenance.
Furthermore, the Bible will make
lie own way when placed heside other
literary works. It needs no bolstering
up by the aometimea over zealots, who,
Id insisting upon its reception in the
schools aa a religious teatltook. thus
antagonise all who do not accept it as
an authority on subjects pertaining to
diviuily. It should be in the public
schools for just the reason why the
worka of William Shakespeare, of Sir
Walter Scott, of Chaucer, of Dante , of
any acknowledged writer of classical
literature should be there. It should
be atudied for its beautiea aa a work
of literary art.
When such a demand is made, no
rational auan will object, just aa BO
rational churchman would protest
against the study of aome of the
writinga and addreaaea of Robert J.
Ingeraoll aa modeia of pure huglish
diction and products of rare eloijoeiu.
iu the expression of thought.
Tbe man who has not read parts of
The Bible has not been liberally edu
cated. He is equally lacking in
knowledge of the world's best litera
ture if he have BM read the plays of
the Bard of Avon.
FACTS AGATN8T 8CHLEY
The behley court of latBlrl h"
proved these damnable counth in to
Indictment against the old aea dog
that he licked the Spanish Bawl lin
tier Cervera, that he lost not OB
ah!i nor one man in ho doinn that
n. exercised hla own discretion,
technically disobeying order. anl
thereby insuring victory that Saini
son was not preaeut at the battle ol
Hantiago. arriving alter the tflUon
ended, that Schley said Damn tin
Texas," thereby injuring the feeling
of a monstrouh eugim ol natal tsai
that he u: sDiiiewhat stirred Rj) and
atlightly agitated at tin- pnnjnjol Ol I
hill fight, and did uoi lie in a ham
tuocK and smoke OlffJBtwtkM and al
low the whole tightiug ItlUlBfl to
take cart- of Itself And the iuquio
has revealed the la'( that there sTSi
a splendid agreement among tin
eommaudeiK of tin Ottaffl K se)s to
keei irom Schlet all knowledge and
information thai would aid him in
eoiiductiug the greatest naval bait I.
ever waged These damning ret.
latioua as to Srhlev should comi l
that he be drawn and quartered ami
hung up piecemeal at the yardarm of
the Brooklyn his t!agbhij. ami that
Bampeon, who wasn't there, be given
the credit of the vlctoiy
If the iuquiry, upon tbe presenta
tlon of the Rovprnmcnt'B cage In
proeuUOUi have alrea.h shown
thfi' Ltetl dearly anil careful road
orB certainly tlrnw Ju.t audi foncln
BlOBB from the testimony of the pros
eeutinn witnesses, what In the name
of tin- god o!' navnl warfare will be
nhiiwii by Um time taM defense has
coftcHtded t
H ANN A'S DOCTRINE.
If, a the New York Post's corres
pondent avers, Senator llanna nro
posea to frighten I'reai lent Kooaevelt
into a different course than that an
nounced for the southern federal up
pointments, he will have reckoned
without a just estimate of the man
in tbe White House. Mr. llanna en
joyed the conHtlen : e ol the late I'reai
di'tit Mckinley and could exert an in
HbBBOO upon him that will he lost
when directel toward Mr. Kooaevelt.
Another essential element in the situa
tion ia the conceded pugnacity of the
new chief executiv. Threat will not
drive him from the pathway he has
mapped out.
Htill again, Mr. Roosevelt ia right in
his southern policy, and will have the
American pnnple behind him 'I pro
pose to appoint republicans in 'tie
south when tit reponluans are avail
able, otherwse, I ahall appoint
oeinocratc. iinn in m .eilririf.
that la diataatulul to Mr. llanna. Cer
tainly Mr. llanna can justify hia op
position only upon the Simon-jture
argument of the political spoilsman,
who sava that a bad republican ia
better in otlice than a good democrat.
Such a doctrine ia not pleasing to the
better element of our citisensliip. It
is (or ward heelers and machine job
bers. It ia repugnant to all others.
A VIEW OF BOER WAR.
Kredrn Hutriaon drew a gloomy
picture of the Houth ah i 1 ii Mltua
tlon In presence of a large and
thoughtful audience at Newton Hall
In London the other night. Kvery
seat wax taken and every foot of
.-dandlng room occupied. Contrary
to expectations, no sign of opposl
Hon developed Inatead tin- aaaemb
lagi mauiieHted its sympathy with
the orator. Tin appluuse wan fre
quent and there wen- continual ex
eiamationH ol assent.
Alt Harrison asserted that Kn
gland wax being alowly bled to death
while tin government systematical
It suppressed the truth and diffused
deceptive report He said:
"Four successive attempts have
i u made in foui successive centur
ies to accomplish what we are try
nig to accomplish In South Attica
All have failed I'hilip II of Spain,
in the sixteenth century, possessing
iiuequalcd naval ami military forces
ami backed by tit undivided patriot
ism ol the Spanish people, tried for
eighty years to subjugate Holland
only to hriug disaster on his own
country ami to stimulate Holland to
great teats ol national progress.
In th seventeenth century
Louis XIV of France took
up the task that disenthraled
French monarchy and almost wreck
ed Frame, but Midland continued to
nourish (ieorge 111 ol Kngland. In
(pi eighteenth century, tried the pol
ley ol insolence and nom-om-ession
upon BBI American colonists, driv
ing them out of the empire and
nriugiug vast loss and humiliation
upon ourselves.
Napoleon III ol France, in the
nineteenth century sai rillced UMjOOO
Frenchmen in an attempt to fasten
French supremacy on distracted
Mexico, bin that country, despite Its
distraction, rallied to the standard of
nationalism and set at naught the
tar niighler strength ot the invader.
Ttjis story teaches us unmis
akably that one white people, how
i h i great ami powerful, canuot po
litically annihilate another. On the
contrary, small hardy nationalities
thrive under tyrSBB) and attack,
wlille their assailants either quit the
struggle Of link into exhaustion and
i onfualon.
a a a
We must hold out something to
tin- BoSfl beside.-, subjugation, or no
tCngliahnUtn BOB liwng will see the
end ol tin- South African war. I
w h in my fellow patriot and 1
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fall.
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wnir the government that no such
peril hip rnnfrnrrt"d a alnce flu ;i
poleonu wars VVhlthci shall we
turn tot men to pllol us qui ol out
sore and narrow Htrait'.' I know not I
Let us hope that the nation s ttBtlRBI
will call forth lOBdonBlp such m
thin emergency donuinds
a
i mi t mi t ii hi at tin- governraeot'i
Ineffectual manner ol making war in
South Allien blB7.es forth nowhere
more Sercely than among the IndtM
trlal and commercial classes With
One voice the trade Journals call up
OH the cabinet to act or abdh-ati
They hurl anathemas al the Cecil
famll) ami warn Mr Chamberlain
that only a vigorous and successtul
in oaectition ot the war can save his
pergonal reputation
However. these organs stand
staunchly by tin- poiiev of iiritish su
premacy in south Africa and demand
that the war he pushed to a conclu
sion with all possible haste, re
ganlloMH ol coat. They assert that
the prolongation of the war Is not
only ruining South Africa hut Is kill
ing the trade ol (it-eat Britain
THE TWIN 8EAPORT8
Th following Is from the Astoria
News and is a rational discussion of
the problm of the relation to he
maintained between the two towns:
The first trtttn. In the DTOblBBI Oi
Portland's inten if u
as het own. is that
using this port
she ran do so
without any tear of
making Astoria
her commercial rival
The central fact that establishes
that truth Is a geographical one
that all tin- water levels ot the 00
lUmbta converge at Portland near
the mouth of the Willamette river
On this great fact of nature 1h
founded the truth, in transport! on.
that all seaport inn bound for As
toria. mnst. on the laws ol gravity,
pass through Portland A line
from Walln Walla, for instance
must come here through Portland
So. a line from any other point east
or south oi Portland ffom any
pOtBl In the Inland Lmplre must on
gravity laws. pass through the
great Inland metropolis Of course.
Hue from Ontario in south eastern
Oregon mlgnt OBBM through Salem
to Astoria hut on business prlnci
pies, tne trright line of such a road
would go via Portland on Its way to
tne seaport The gravity route
Would compel that OOSfM as a mat
ter of dollars and cents. Practical
l then, nil freight lines hound for
Astoria, as the seaport, must go
through Portland
...
( iti this great tact in transportation
is founded the law P commerce thut
n buyer in the Inland ..mplrc. wish
nig to trade lu Astoria would have
to pay a pro rata freight more than
II he stopped lii Portland This
rub. on continuous lines, is u settled
OtM in railroading The railroads
do not have to give Astoria a com
mon point with Portland In order to
share in hoi trallh which necessltv
Is tin- inundation of tlx- common
point rule On this rule, the port
Innd wholesale merchant would
have no rivalry from the Astoria
wholesaler tor tlx- trade ol the In
land Km pi re It shuts Astoria out of
that business entirely This applies
to mercantile trading only It means
that the Portland merchants will
have a monopoly ot that Inland Km
pin- so far as Astoria merchants are
concerned Tin- question oi the man
Ufacturini trade lor tin- Inland Km
plre is a different matter So. too,
as to the saw mill business But
as applied to the mercantile trade it
is clear that Astoria, as the seaport
could not become Portland's eommer
OlBl rival
...
From this preniisi it Pillows thut
the commercial interests ot Portland
cut-, use this port without any danger
of rivalry irom Astoria mot-chants
Thev should, therefore, look upon
thir port as their own ami use It so
that PDrtland i ommert ial stiprem
BV) In the west, especially ill the
north WeBl shall bO assured. Its use
by POftlSBd would, as will later be
pointed out give her the lead of all
other cities of the Pacific roe HI hut
before passing on to that duscussion.
If will be proper to mushier tin- man
iitarturing relations of the two cities
Including saw mill ami Other Indus
trM. oernliar to this ort.
Vie .t ed from a mercantile stand
point, then Portland and Astoria are
twin seaiairts. having common inter
sis am' a common destiny
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL.
Cor. Court and Johnson Sts.
PENDLETON. OREGON
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Free Bus nwU all I rains
Lom mere ia i Trade Solicited.
Pine Sample Rooms
Special Attention Qiven to
Country Trade.
CONRAD KOULEK PROP
A7 K aie ttie paopla aud tUa only seopla tn tba
' itaddlsry buaiuaaa lu Paudlatwu thai m
ll..v a full force of utatiUaulua tha yuar arouua.
aud make our own aaddlaa, Haruaaa. ate., sad
to not ship tuam from the (aciortaa llkoaowa
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CATARRH
A Constitutional Affection.
Sprnrs, washes, powders, aalres, mrtlic.-tteil
tobacco nnd cijfarettes, however long and persistently
used, do not cure Catarrh. They relieve temporarily
the inflammation in the thrnat nnd nose, ancl enable
you to breathe more ea-dlt and freely, but the con
tinual rush of imnurr blood to these parts keens up
the irritation ami ultimately produces ulceration of
the plnnds, when the hreath becomes cuceedinply
offensive Bad the soft bonej of the nose are frcquctitlv
ilectrnvrd Tftr r :itn rrh :i iiiltiimtTi'itinfi rTtpfldu over
th entire surface of the mucous membrane, or inner skin . the stomach, kidneys
nnd lung-i are often involved ; the whole svstrm soon become.-, affected by the rapid
absorption of poisonous matter into the blood, and the disease that you had hoped
to cure with simple local remedies, assumes a danjferous fonn
I had Catarrh about IB yeare, nnd
l.lnl iliirliiirth.llm. n v hlnv T umilit
hear of, but nothing- did me any (rood.
At lnat I enme to the oonolnalon that
Catarrh must be n blood disenaa, and
daoidad to trlvo 8. S. B. n trial. I eould
aee a little Improvement from the first
bottle, and continued It three or four
months, or until I wan cured. Have
not taken anything for alz yeara. nnd
am Just as wall as I nvor wae. - M. MAT
RON, Lapaai. Mloh.
Catarrh is a constitutional disease a blood disease which is frequently
inherited, and onlv a blood medicine, such as S. S. S., ran remove the hereditary
taint, destroy the' poisons that have been accumulating- in the svstctn for years
perhaps, ami rcstorr the blood to a healthy nnd pure condition Tin inflamed
membranes and tli cased glands are healed bv the rich, pure blood which is earned
to them and the offensive diachatgOl from the nose, nnd the terrible headache and
neuralgic pains cense. Chronic cases of the most desperate character and apparent
ly hopeless, have been cured completely and permanently hv the use of S. b. S.
Write our physicians fully utsjtit vour case and they Will cheerfully assist yo
by their advice. W'c charge, nothing whatever for this service Hook free c
application. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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PKNDUCTON . OKISGOW
i I ii Mil
I I had Catarrh ao hart wan anurniy
rl.af in nnn nnr. nnd nil tilt inSlae
of my none and part of the bonn
eloua-hed off. The phystoinns B-nrn
me UP B, lnournble. I determined to
saw ana .,,,. h...n to imnrove at
once. It seemed to get at thn seat of
the disease, and after a few waeka'
treatment I was entirely cured, and
for more than aevan years ha-ve had
no sir n of the clisaaae -MRS. JOBB
PHINK POLHILL. Due Wast, B. 0.
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rth west
Rates $2.00 a day
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T
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Mas the following bargains
8S0 Allien Wheat I .and ,$1500
Beat stock and Dairy Ranoh
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I lood Route, B t, 1 200.
Very Desirable Residence
ci ( iicap.
Also a big list ol town and
county property cheap.
LOANS
Oil
WHEAT LANDS
At lowest rates
J. R. DICKSON,
tiaat Oregontan Building ,
Pendleton, Oregon.
TRANSFER,
TRUCKING,
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CROWNER & SON.
raxaruoMK maim .
itNa
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Ib where von ran net Kooda
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Beat line ol
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cement, Pickets
Plaster, Brick,
Sand, Moulding
Screen Doors A
Windows, Sash
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Pendleton Planing Mill and
Lumber Yard.
R. F0RSTER, - Proprietor.
Wholesale
dealer in...
Ice,
Wood and
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Beer.
Henry Kopittke
PHYSICIANS.
dr. w. i. ociai. ornca in juud
DiiildluR Offlcu houn, 10 to B a.m.; 1 to 6
p.m. Traphou77.
V. W VINi tNT.JI.il. OKKICK KKAK
ol Pint National Hauk. Office bouri lu to IJ
a . m . , 1 to H p . m
DR.C, J. SMITH. OKKICK OVKR THE
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HulldlUK lulepti oBlit;, black 7.1; real-
teup, black i.
J, L. KILLBa, M. 1)., DBSPAIM BLOUK.
IraalK and tOirecU ye trouble!, catarrhal
coudltlou. an. I impaired hoarlug. Ulaanu.
properly fitted for refracttra erron.
1)K. 1). J. M'KAITL, aUOM 17, AHHOOIA
tloii block leleplioue i; residence tele
aaene) black i6i.
OHTROPATHK' t'HVHiciANH HKh
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BEAN A LOWKLL, ATTORNEYS AT
Law. Htxim u Aatoclation Block. I'eudlv
ton, Oragou.
T. O.HAILJCY, l.AWYKR. 0IT10I IN
Judd Building, Peudletou, Oregon.
N. UKRRKLEY, ATTORNEY AT .-AW
um. lu Aaeoclallou Block
E. 1). MOY1), ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ill
Oourt Bt,
L H. RKKDKR. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Pendleton, Oregon.
JAM Kb A. KEE, LAW OKKIUE IN JUIJU
Building
8TILLMAN PIERCE, ATTORNEYS
at law. Mr HtillmAii Iia Ik-cii admitted to
practice lu United male, paluut otttcea and
make, specialty til I'aluut Latw Kooma lu, il,
1. aud l.i Aaaociatiou block
HANKS AND BHUKMHS.
THE KARMKR'H MANE OK WESTON,
tneatou. Oregou. -Ooaa . geuerai banklux
buklueaa Bichaug.- buugnt and aold Cm
lecllou. promptly alleuded to Attain, lu moal
exi-elleul i-oudlliou, and ao reported upon b
luiaitigauoni ommltteeol reapiiuainle clllaei..
Offlix-1.. K Jameaou, preaiduui. tioo. W
Hroenatel, nu- prvaideut . 0. M 1'icrw,. caabloi
J. B. Klllgore, aatUlaut oaahler; diraclora
0. A. Uartiuau M g Joliu. I J Hrloo, O. i-
1 . raw. J. K Kiligor-. Hotwrl Jameaon, O. W
FroeUtel
FIRST NATIONAL HAN K OK ATHENA,
Oragou Capital, Au,UUI, aurplua aud pronta,
6,000. lutereal on tlmj depoalu. baa la iu
foreign aud domeatlc exebauge Collectloua
orompil) attended in Heury C Adami pros
Ideui.T J. Kirk. vUti praaldeut; K. L Bar
uatt, oajular; kirn K. I. Hamuli, aaiUiaui
caanler
KIRBT NATIONAL HANK OK KEN OLE
ton. Capital, 170,000; lurpiua, WO.OUO. Iran,
acta a geuerai bauklug luaiueaa. axcbaugi
and telegrapbu trauafera aold ou Cbloago. Man
Frauclaoo, New York aud principal polnia lu
tbe Nortawaat. UrafU Drawn ou Chium, Jau
aud Kuropu. Makaa oolleclloua ou reaaouable
lerma Levi Aukeuy, prealdeut; W V Mailock
Tlcv pragldeul, U. B. Wade, uaanior; H. U
Mueruaey, ualiiaul unihlar.
THK KENDLKTON BA VINOS BANK,
Pendleton. Oregon Organ laed March 1, laa-J;
oapiial. kou.uoo .urplu., kflu.uuu iuuireai al
lowed on time depoalla iUchnuge bought
and i ao.d ou all priuolpal poluu Special al
teutlon given to oollenloua W J Kuruiab
prealdeut J. N. Teal, tloo prea'deul . T. 1.
Morris, oaahler
ARCBITICT8 ami u u iLUBHh.
T. K HOWARD, ARCHITECT AN1J HU-
JS&B&tSkJB?' "PtUs and reliable
plana for bulldluga lu the city or couutry.
Room 17, Judd buildltig '
8HKKK A COLK, CONTRACTORS AND
bulldera naliiualea luruuhed ou ahort no
tice. Job work a apecUiu Prompt aarvioe.
Mhop on Bluff ureal, near Main itieet
L A. MAY, CONTRACTOR AND
builder, luiltuialee furuuhed ou all kluda ot
uiaaouiy oemeut walk., ,uue walla, etc Or
daraoau be left at the Kaat Oregoulau offloa.
UBNTlaTB.
Kti n?'NN' ENTIBT, IN ABHOCIA
Uol Block, o vo. W. B. Oloplon-k office
MILTOu U. METZLER, DENT 1ST. 8aT
viug. B k Building.
U10BS. PKLT8 AND JUNK.
yU CAN GET THE UIOHKST MAR-
ol ii iiV .,..k u.uea, peiu anu all ku.da
n juuk, luch oa rubber, braaa cuouer l..d
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Ci y manual aud will be aold al the plre t ion
of leu daya lor coala and expeueea '
orown norae, branded with a quurter
circle V m. left ah....l.i. ..a . ."..r". ..
del, weight about Mui poouda, age about .6
baled tieplember ib. luui
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