Did You Ever
Buy a Wrapper
for 09 Cent a?
The Magnet ;is.li Store can quote
you pricix on Ladlea' wrappers rang
ing troiii B9c up to $1.60, A now lot
(lit received. 1 oii t fail to sen tliein.
Willi every dollar purchase you (.ret
a ehanee for gold watch.
THl: MAGNET CASH STORE
Clements & Wilson.
Court and Cottonwood
5 - . ' llTUIK'i'
MONDAY. MAY 28. 1900
DAILY. WEEKLY tUTO BEM1-WEEKLT
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The Dalles Chronicle, republic m
nruAii. advertised free the coining
Kx-Onnyressnuin M. V. Howurd, am
Hun. .1. B. Oabuiui, ulddliath
mad speakers. ( that town, thus
treiifttheninu the conviction thai th
were Drought to the stale al tin- lino
with republican money anil it nan r.
piiniicau money mat ni 't tl xpen ses
if the naming of the Wharton -I ion
nelly tickot recently at Cincinnati,
Ohio. The voter of the p 'ople- p.irti
in Oregon are not tn be deceived by
these bireil emissaries of Murk llanna
and owe it to theinsel vr- to ascertain
Ki tvnoin tliev are Inilelite,! tor their
visit.
The BWrd of health in BoMon line
issued an order thai hereafter evert
physician mutt report all eases of cm
sumption mid disinfection of prenii-e-nitiHt
he performed after the removal
ordMtli of the patient. It is found
that consumption headed tie- h-t of
the caue of death lax! year in II ..Ion ,
and there is a steady increase of the
disease which can he checked only ly
proier precaution- lieine. taken, More
people ilie of con sump on than ever
have the smallpix, ami vet little or no
effort is made to guard against its at
tack or to prevent it. Consumptives
are allowed to move around and leave
the Kernis of the disease wherever
thoy choose, with the result that limn
and more pie are struck , vn hi
its ravishes .
hmild cerlainh have its readers in
sound sense. This Ut-
mtalM a principle that few
newspaper men In My urasp. RaffI
uapan are common thai do not md
cannot giffl a fair report of uuylhini;
done by the political party with which
they do not train or are not in sym
pathy. Their reports ol tin- millBgl
of tin. opposition political party are
distorted: mailer is suppressed because
of political praJadMM and OtiMr news
is colored on the same no oiiut lie
porters sent to report the proceedings
of meeliius are instructed to bnrlr-qn
and ridicule the partv to whom th
paper happen-, to be opiKised. and this
in its news columns. The Orconian
and Tcle.'ram, the two iMdltU dailv
popon of Onwon, are Baanni vloUton
f this principle, mid for this reason
tlic people oi i irctfou put no tailh or
red -nee in their political news, ami
these papers are without (ireat in
fluence, in thi connection, snlelv on
this account.
NEW YORK FOR BRYAN.
Alfred Henry Lew is, editor of the
Yerdict writes' from New York to the
St. Load Republic, as follows- This
state, democratically, is on the brink
of that convention which select- dele
gates to the national convention at
Kansas City. The local convention is
to bff held in New York city June !i.
within a step or two ai Tammany hall.
Tin' sentiment is all Bryan llrvun
without one hesitating lilusli. The
doloBttioa t" journey Kmmm Oily ward
from New York in duly will be for
Bryan and not a doubt! il streak.
Al in the leader-, a- well as witli the
rank and tile of the democracy, the
Nchraskan is without oiuios tiou.
There will doubtio- come stnnc from
here to contradict this. Tliev will, for
the most pari, be inspiration- of the
republican-. Therefore, be not misled
New York will Is- for llrvan's nomiuu
lion.
Damocrany's chances are stiffening
lllb. positive streuutb III till- sl.lti
liepuin lean propiiecv i- a lilt nale in
the l.ce al November nrosi t. It
ently, the World was abroad with
weii-consiuereii euiiorial. base, I on
facts indomitable, which disnl.ived th.
ri iiiiiv oi tins autumn s Iriuiunh ol
the slate deinocracv. And there I
ther se-ns ami portents of republican
lisaster on its w av.
you proffer. They're uiihiir. I'll do
belter by von. I'll wagor von 7r00
Ualnat 110,000 thill BrjraU defeats Mi
Kin ley . ' '
The Mckinley champion hesitated.
Oratory MM one lb In) a cold pro
posal, to jeoilardie (III.IKHI on his re
publican hopes mid fours was unother.
Again, his opponent's well known
Henills to foresee events a nonius which
makes htm the mailolaO of the bourse,
daunted him, But he had none too far.
Taking two othargantlaman in aaaqaal
partners, he accepted Mr. Ktene'i
offer, ami !" 'M. agalnil f7M0 thm
McKiney dafeaai Bryan was wagnrad.
This transaction has done not a little
to wet-blankel those forward anticipa
tions of local republicans that their
partv is to ho fa n walkoer. Mr
Keene has never, w ithin their expi ri
cine failed to have reasons for any
faith within him, and his prompt
waaw pttatlaa while it diamayi them.
'The people ol this country," said
Mr. Keene to ma in a recent ooBfOfaa
lion, "must arouse ihomaalfaa. The
eoming election is of more importance,
from the standpoint of pure and true
Americanism, than am that has trans-
.ir,i .1,,,.,. tl,,, ,,i ., I. . ,,f II,..
coin. .Mone is in the saddle: it II
riding down the institution- of this
country w ith a conlident insolence that
tells of its llrm lielief in Its own in
vincibility. It is riuininn the novem
ment today in its every branch and
arm. If money's power in molding
public affairs gDM lorward for four
oar- more, as il has for the four venrs
past, the name of American liiierty
w ill only be worth a recollection as il
matter of history. Money is pressing
the people backward step by step.
What is to be the end'.' If it noes on
there are, as matters trend, hut two
solutions. One i KMlallam mid the
other is revolution. The American
people must defend themselves from
money, just as they once nnarded their
forest frontier- from the BWagO, On
lam they come solidly, shoulder to
shoulder, for their righto, and come at
Olice, Bunker Mill will have been a
blunder; Yorktown a mistake."
When a man worth twenty millions,
and one w ho. for a ipiarler of a cen
tury, has stisiil in the vers heart and
war center of money, oooqnerlnf for
tune for himself when such a man be
gini to talk like that, he's apt to prove
impressive. Also, he's not apt to he
alone. The IhoOgbtl voiced by Mr.
Keene have occurred to hundreds of
others in corners of existence little
dreamed of, and it all points to u
movement ami an effect in November
not llatterinn to the hopes of the
present administration.
Blood Troubles:
Cancer,
Scrofula,
Old Sores,
Rheumatism,
Contagious
Blood Poison,
Chronic UlcerSm
Democratic Ticket
nuwuiMTiAL aLaorom
Walter M .Mem .... ,
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KrnoHt K rotMl .
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John blitukti "nui'l
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HlHlcHcliHtnr Win. C. s (,., , T
HON I 1.1 HIM.ATIX K I.I 1'HKNI v ,""rl"rl
ii matlll. md MorrSi SoIATIV. I
J. A. Woulurjr ',) I
hi i'iikmk jn'nni "' lom
As the blood contains all the elements necenr to sustain life, It Is impor
tant that it be kept free of all impurities, or it heroines a source of disease,
poisoning instead of nourishing the IkhIv, and loss of health is sure to follow.
Some poisons enter the blood from without, through the skin by absorption, or
inoculation: others from within, as when waste products accumulate m the
ivstem and ferment, allowing disease germs to develop and be taken into the
circulation While nil blissl troubles hare one common origin, each has sonic
peculiarity to distinguish it from the other. Contagious Blood Poison, Scrof" n.
Cancer. Rheumatism, Ecema and other blood diseases can Ik- distinguished by
... .. ja i .l,n.l,in K,.T, btlWMl
a renain sore, uii-er, erupuon oi iininiiiiiimioo .em oik "ii '" . . . .i, l.,,.! resistance
disea- show, sooner or later on the outside and on the weakest part of the bod v . or where i Muds fWJ??r;
Mauv mistake the sore or outward sign for the real disease, and attempt a cure by the use of salves, liniments and other
external applications Valuable time is lost and no termaneiit lienefit derived from such treatment.
BLOOD TROUBLES REOUIRE BLOOD REMEDIES; Uw poioon nraH lie complete y ami PrnTB
nentlv , "hcat-d th " ced. pu.ilie.l .o.d cleansed, or the .1,-. M . - ' ""' V e very life Meru ry
tasli and arsenic, the trealinent usuallv prescrilied in Uiis class of diseases, are violent poisons, rye, :
adding another poison to the already overnurucneu. niseaseu
S S R , Nature's own reme.h . niailc ol rixiis Mini ueros, mum k -the
blood, antidotes and forces out all impurities, makes weak tin., blood rich strong
and healthv. and at the same time builds lit. the general health, h S. S. WOWff
purely vceetablc blood purifier known, and the only one that can reach deep-seated
blmxl trouble. A record of 50 vears of luccessful cures proves it to be a reliable,
unfailing specific for nil blood and skin troubles.
FrBB Madloal Tnomtmont. ChU Medical I.cpa.tment is In charge of
skilled phvsicians. who have mad. blood and skin diseases a life stud v, so If you have
Oontanlous Mlc-I I'o.son. Cam e. . Scrofula. Rheumatism. Kccma, an I lid Sore or I Ice. ,
or any similar hloo.l trovole, w rite them fully for advice about vour case All . orrespoiide.uv com ucte.l in sir m
denct. We make no charge for this service. Bool. 011 blood and skin diseases tree. SWIFT bPbblHl LU.. Atlanta, b.
Thus. i. fiieene.
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SIXTH JUDICIAL UISTMct TICKET
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tod lew
pot a:
never cure, but do much harm bv
sss
, ol MlltJ
naaWBl
The largest atock of Sa dlcr
iiess. Tents, V .igoo Covers
vas, l.np Dusters, ku. ,
Leather, etc.. Is kept by
DP.P1EPCES
Golden Me3ica I
Discovery
Joseph Ell I
I
..Hammocks..
Mrl, R 5
5
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I.nrfst line
city, ai price
in pick From in the
to stilt all porkt'i-
booka, from 76 crnta up. I also
hnvit a lurfrt' Htock ot'Ciarden I lose,
from K) to 26 centa per foot. Try
tlic "N'l-ti." I'.arl. Wire ami Have
one-third the font
The Leading Ha nes andaild'e "bin
ufacturc. of I astern Oregon.
New Goods...
And Cht apcr
I han Ever..
1 Taylor, the Hardware Man
r
sr
721 Main Street
Portieres,
Carpets,
I.aee Clirtallll
Wall Papar.
kaaaatf Morgan is makinn a brave
fight lor the Nicaragua canal, but re
publican influences, in and out of con
gress, are really opposed to the govern
nidiit taking up the work, so Morgan's
efforts will prove futile and fruit
Heroic effort on the part of more than
one man i- required to -ave the enter,
prise. Kven the Walker eommi-sioii,
which was appoint... In a i her dala
and information , ..o.-.Tiiim.' the under
taking, is likely to make an adverse
ragOft, and this, aoaplod with delay,
lire liaukod upon by the opposition to
prevent the lieniiining of construction
work (or years to come. The paapll
want the canal and the coiintrv in ed
it, but those who control, mauipuliile
and speculate in American railroad- .1..
not, aud ut NaaklagaaB Ikaaa i-
Huences are stonrger than the eoplc 's,
and the republican partv is being used
as an implement to bring ab. ut defeat
ol the canal project
The uueation Irvxpicntly bus been
askisl of late, Are the American peo
ple gruwiug any more ieiop.-r.it. in
their use of iilcolinlic U'VeragesV When
tigiircf indicating their annual con
HUIIiptiou of liquors are iplole.l it Would
not appear that all theefforU put forth
by the Woman's (Ibristiun T perance
Union aud all the other orguniatn.iis
laboring in the cause of total ab
stiuence from such stimulants had been
pnsluctive of much result. Taken by
tliemseUoH these figures show an en
ormous consumption of the products of
the distilleries und breweries, it is
an established fact that the money
value of the annual consumption of
such drinks reaches tin- enormous sum
of U73,,S8U,UtSU. And yet, great an Ibis
sum appear.-, when the figures ar, ex
amined relatively and i ..n.p.ir.u 1 1 ely
it become.- equally certain thai the in
habitants of the United Mate- are
growing more temperate in the use of
lucl. beverages.
At the recent meeting 14 the member.-
of the Associated I'rcss in Chicago
Hi. Clair McKelwav made .111 addre.-.-of
itrikiug interest to tin public as
Well as tu newspaper men. 1111 1 Bg the
addrueii he aaid: "My plea for sjliti- ;
cal reporting is fur fullness and for
(amies ami for greater fullues.- and
fairer (airneas toward udvursuriiw than
toward supporters. A paper should
have its principled in ouu party, but
Domoeraoy has seldom nr ntad
front more free o( flaw and seam ami
rack. I In- leaders are all unreed
l'he divide on llrvan w-hinn tbio- r.
ganl as inevitable into two classes
Ihev all "want him. one hand (o
that they can t help tliem-eive-, and
the other Isvanse he's their lair and
l...ti. -t choice. Iie. ide.lh llrvan - New
iork slock is looking up I'icuard
' roker is about to return ; he's (or
Bryan. Hill bai bowad the head ami
bent tiie surly knee in the Western
cholci . Boiirke ( ockriin is alreadt
phra-e-lorging uml DMling Knglifli
into shape at his Bonn Island home.
to be ready for use on Hie llrvan
slump. It's understood, too, that he'll
speak for the democracy with. nit inuiiov
mid without price; a rare OOUOBMiou
Aside from ddk wbOM names have
had coiniuon damoorotic adfartiaa
incuts, there are others, either alore-
lim. Indapaodanl or republican, who
are lo be anti-McKiiiiev and pro-Brvan
in the war ulsiut to fall. Kx-Sugar
Trust Seurles has well-developed symO'
lOMa of a pure democracy . I'arkhursl ,
who conies in. m a different coop than
, arle, one is a reformer, while the
other is a millionaire; highly different
mailers will break into the parly if
he finds a picket o(f the fence, and can
ipieee through. It's not with these
(oik that they like Bryan more, hut
M. Kiiilev less. There will be three
sort- ot voles cast in .November re
publican votes, domoorallc vote- and
inti-.McKinle votes. .Much of Brian's
strength 11. New York will bslge in the
hitter class. And some of the names
w ill cause more than a rionle of sur
prise.
I'erhaps the most striking llnure to
take the ilomncriitii -Bryan end of the
argument in an uggrcsnivc und 11 mili
tant way Is .lau.es K. Keene. the eaar
ol Wall street, the unchalleiiucil kin.
ol speculation. Mr. Keene was for
McKiuiey in IHWi; gave 14,0,000 low aril
liis campaign. Today lie's d,r Bryan,
und had a long interview with ' ihe
Nobraskan on the invasion f u recent
visit.
New York is shallow, und there's 110
voice to be so potent with New York
as the jingling voice of money. There
fore, the story to follow made a deal of
uneasy stir among McKinlev folk. It
wus just prior to Mr. Keene s recent
suil for Kiiglund. He mid u part IU
gentlemen were at dinner in'lvl-
iiioiino s. line 01 1n.n1 an aunaronl
of McKiuiey, and lom.whal ov.r.t8uad
111 that loriu of Lusiern inuorancc that
I makai ao aaaoanl of any w, -i .,r south
i was Voolbrouil) Conifd.nl of coming
republican success. This sage closed
this republican d.i lumulion will, a
madden 1 re to bat. He was eager lor
a wager. Mr. Keene belli on him his
steel-gray eye, that eve which (or
twenty years has looked further and
more profitably into Wall street luture
than any other, and asked :
"Vyiuil islds do you want to offer on
McKiuiey'.' 1 infer from vour
exuberance that you've something
more starling to propose than even
money?"
"Call it two to one in thousand.-,"
exclaimed the McKinlev adherent.
"Contrary to the lielief oi liiunv,"
relorted Mr. Keene, "I seldom make
a but. Hut I'll depart form my rule
on this occasion and i.uger ti trille w itb
you. Moreover, 1 won't take tin- odds
"I had Mlfiand from indigestion,
and only those who have suffered
from it know what it really is,"
writes Mrs. M. J. Pagan, of 1613
Iiast Cleiiesee Street, Syracuse,
N. Y. "I had severe attacks ut
headache and dizziness with cold
hands und feet; everything I ate
distressed me, bowels were const i
paled, ami I was gfowlllg very thin
and nervous. I cannot half ex
press the had feelitiKs I had when
I eOHUBenead taking Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. I took
nine Isittlcs of the Discovery ' mid
several Unties oi the ' Pellets ' I
commenced feeling better with the
tirsi In.ttle, and kept on Improving,
Now I am 11 greatly improved in
health my friends often sjieak of it.
I moat heartily recommend those
medicines to. ill suffering as I was."
for diseases f
thejStomactr;
Plood, Nerves
ard Lunds.
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THE PACIFIC MUTUAL Life Insurance Company.
oii.j eunpa uy organie,i unuer itie tr tiu'-nt Insurance Laws of Ca Ito-nui
... 1 on posiiue rcponsiniiity 01 sloe ;;ho;crs ami Hire, tors
Slmc organization In 1M0N, Clo -on ftn
Maid folic v holder over S(" ()(
oi,, i in, 1,1 , uver
FRANK N. McCAN DLESS
Hllensburg, Wash
General Agent
1 N WINSI.l.W.
C. C. UIAD
Winslow & Head
Contractors Builders
To the Public...
1 have
Plumber
in thut line
in my employ a Qrat-claaa Tinner
UOtl utn meiiurrd to tin nil Irfrwl.
and
work
JobbBig a Specialty.
1 anks to Order.
Shop
01. Cottonwissl St.,
mid Wehh.
hetwccii Alia
I'ENDLNTON. 0BE00N.
THE CITY...
Uvery, Feed and
Sale Stables...
CHkIS snt'SON
Mroprletor
Kverything New. New Horses;
New Hi. Best rigs and teams
in the illy. Boarders given the
Best atteution.
Service auy hour ot the night
Telephone No
70-
The East Oregonian is Eastern Ore
gun's representative paper, li leads, and
he people appreciate it and show it by
their liberal patronage. It is lbs advej
using medium of this section
French Restaurant
In connection
with....
La Fontaine Hotel
best Meals In the City.
Open Day and Night.
Ous LaFontaine - Prop.
-Swilzler Uclldlng, Main St.
A Complete Line
Pttmitura, Iron Beds, C ir)ic It,
Btby Caruane and I'ictnre
M. nlding, Lam Pa, Crockerv
and a full line ot Cudcrtakcis
Goods.
W. 8. MEL80M,
Main Htreet Opposite Kast Oregoniau
IN POUND THE Koi.l.owiMi am
aial ii- bsea laknn up b lbs Cltj iim
tbal sinl mil lw ,i expiralien of i
ilsyn lor MM! slel 1S.SM :
Oaebai ruan horse, has four whm (si ,
lace anil alass , Mviglu uu, umunU
hr.lldi'l H OO lell lop .oi.l blotch brand oil loll
iboukWr, sUnui 1 ,r. old.
wawa jisv 'i. p..
J. M
Hot Air, Steam and Hot Water
Heating Plants put up in the
most workmanlike manner.
ah work gnawmtud. 1ai mi Imum with
you.
I tils., data! in sfi'oml-huiid goods as well as wel
iit'w goodri. ( all ami set- me.
JOSEPH BASLER.
NEW WOOD YARD
Smith & Haberiy, Hroprietora.
good, I ry Wood also Coal i Any (Mantity.
Iranstt-n,, ami fVoeklttf, Prompt Delivery.
Telephone NS.
QfOM (jr. Main and Aita Sts
You Can Get
The Celebrated Pilsner beer
in DOttlMi delivered to auy part ol city, at
$1.50 pr Dozea.
Bottled by Geo. J. Pottner
The Old Dutch Henry heed Yard
M UKATaUAN, tiiy Manhal,
KIT MAVS & Cl., Proprietor.
IS I'oi'Mi THK
UISI Im- Oeeii nkt.
KoLLilWIMi AM
sod win be joia , is splraiion ol 1, " ,i,,'i
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nil lllp kllis ki'il ilnilii, ,0 ,,i, olu,.
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All kinds of Huv
anil, si tin- Is'st mi th,
"" """"' H'"CH Kale.- reusonahl
Prohibition Ticket.
PHKHII.KN I I AI. KldSl "lolls
f! A. hall. 01 Mlllao
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UMATILLA COUNTY TICKET.
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ATTORNKYS.
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PHYSICIANS.
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DENTISTS.
OFFICII
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iu Judd Uulldiu.
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B- A. MANN. IiKNTIST. IN ASSOOIA'
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ARCHITECTS AND BUIL1IKH!.
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mils lt,r oillliliuss 1U lie to.'
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BANKS AND bHllM.H
III K I'KNHLK'I'ON BA VINOS HA..
IVnillt'lou. Orosou Organised Muni' '
lapilal, IIUU.OUI. Interest alloat-,1 1
puslls. Kkt bansi' b.,1 lgl,l al.U mux " r7
u.ai 0,11111. sueeial aiieiitn.u .i' " 'r.t :i
liuu. W. J, Furulsh, ure.ldelil. J N. '""
ite presldeul ; T J Morn., casuier.
and I. rain for sale. K0eii .
unirket. I'lunlv of ati.ll
I, UlN Hi- a Ball,
d hieiinied Barlei , uur
Oiaxl Urn. Big corrals.
halt
I Mat JL IIM'
J. M. 1IKAT1IMAN, Cily Msr.bsl.
BABBITT METAL, gs
uutu umu at takio aw pound.
I K.ST NATIONAL UANKOl 1 ''.'Y,
orison. Cauiutl. Joo.uou; surplus. f!u: .
lete.l oil lime deooslU. l'eals In '"ri'' . ,p
ilouie.lle osebauxe. I ollet lioll. urouil il ) .
leuded lo Henry I' Adams, iire.id.:.. .. 1
Mi Arthur, vlie proslilelil ; K I """
ler; I.. W llallielt, aioiUlalil laslilfi
K1KBT NATIONAL BANK 0Y
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M si in ltd u 11 a 1 lift . .n) M1
lelesrauliie iran.ler. sold "'1 ' " 'u Is
icuhw, New York aud prlae e'T'J.j
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olleellou. on -";r;ii
11 w, presiueui, -., e
vu. in . -.1,1,-1,1 : l. o. l,a,,t.,
Uuerusoy, assislaul osshlsr.
Ion I a id in I. 7n.isi
sets s goners! banking
an.)
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tin- Norlliweal l.rslls l'rai. on
Slid Kuroue. Make,
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