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The Fourth of July in drawing n.-nr. Are you going to mMkHtM i the time lo aaaagM, Wk are selling faa qnalrtr el WW i..ls at I ivnts a yNL An elegant lint- ..( Xeokwear just received, and .ri.-es are out in twaie. W Ith every dallar purchase you get a guess for a gold watch. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements &. Wilson. Court and Cottonwood it. ilia's that d( nway ith ft plarr ni future punishment'.' ask- Tr. Shiim He does not believe it d". He con siders future punishment as certain us fntiirv reward, and lit' iad o". .-., ir !i ei (.ll.'iit reason from evidence all alsuit him, that an apta'al to fear is abide MM ami rational. Hut he .!, aol U'lieve in the hell ol the dithers. His idea is thai men arc condemned l themselves :tn.l that ibev mi n ! suit, r justly for the tranress i .ii ..f other.. ECZEMA He does nut beiieve n that opened its poi children. irrcpoii.ih heathen. I'liiiishahli conscious violation tion certaitilv exists who personally merit it, onlv in proportion to th This narrows down the that old hell lals SO innocent persons and the sin to him is the of law. Ketrihn-1 hut onl for those and even then trausumssioii. SATANIC ITCH. ng ai fire. MON PAY Nt- MILY. WEEKH AD HBD1 BELT ' ' rr thb- worhl. Xaat Orcg-onian Publishing rmxDLrroH. to inicrial ini. subject colonies and foreign alliances abroad . t. oppressive monopolies. trut-lireediiig tariffs, ex reset' e taxation ami the making of public omevs private snaps to the breaking down of the Md iiaine and the counts' le(or' the like the gift of life, is immediate. It is not to oa l.Miked for only in tlie fu ture. It is nw. It is inseparable1 from sin. It ctusi!s quite large! in deprivation. To this extent, then f. r. . there la a hell, a place of punishment for those whe sinning in this life bag not been adequately punished. This attempt t. d. away with hell was the natural reaction from the gross exaggerations of those a ho preached fear almost to Uie exclusion of love and duty the doing of righ; for right's sake alone. It also llflM, and very largely at that, to a broader and hotter idea of justice among Ml an idea which of late years is snowing itself in a practical way by the manner in which society is striving to deal I a ith those ah. 'offend against its laws. The he" of the fathers i repugnant I . , . i , ... -c. .1 caused bv an acid condition ot TbM tnoat aggravating inn lurmfming oi wo m ...--. - nv. mur i the Utssl and unless relieved through certain mllfimmttmm Wm mHm of this acid poison reaches the skin and ' be.ome mi aim ,)MT or rrt is almost unbearable, especiallv when ovc:he..'."l :r '" en? are , MnngOt is exhausted imp-ible. the desperate sufferer, regarill. s SS! stkUrS Buld. which This burning, itching humor appears ""Vl.Hndnwumi itches intenselv. bleed, and scab, over 'nrms crusta amf scales. Again the sk.n is dn . Iiard and tissur-M. ijj This is a painful and stubborn form of the disease trouble are spoken of as diseases of While Eczema. Tetter Ervsipelas. Salt Rheum and many like trouoie p. .he skin, thev are realh bwod mMaaSS, BMHM mnml THERE CAN BE NO EXTERNAL WITHOUT AN INTERNAL CAUSE. If the Mod is in a pure, healthv condition, no Poisonous lUllMlial ""the' itching and sooth the External application, of washes, lotion, alio, salves SliSSmmScim. ca!i do this inflammation, but cannot reach the disease IsMJ .' c...emt and all deep-seatr.1 blood and S. S S . the onlv purelv vegeUble reme.lv known, is a safe and rcrmarent cure io n-inforce. and invigorau-s akin troubles. It ge direct to the seat of the disease, neutralire. tibl JT ,k.; relicx-ed. all 1 lllMlllll all '.he organ, ate! ::iu ier tnc sjaam m ui mipurmr -s - k ta A ... ,n, . mJ ,1.mum .liiinrwlT juuamvs miu ml ' " ' ' j Vn. 11 M nflmln. of Canlinricm. nhio she w afflirtu! SltdltjB rW. i-o tie- st .: keeaMW - ksarr sa pel MM m swa asm aad Hsn.t were vev snre she w irentec. m ai tne ...v- r i Th." aT rasaaseaSS for relief w lol.t bv an old phvsieur t.- IsWr s s s sne mmMIt enre.'. n. has never had a -e'um of the Jisesse Thi ws eerieei bUens she w.-sil.l ha'r heer In her aravr years mfr but for S ,1 S anJ adJs k will do for .'(her. " . . . a aftaa SM i ;...MV,n,idnftfii!li Am: .oil Sen '. tor our vko; on jikxxi an.i miii i mmmmu, mmmmm u.. P.. - - . m. thev will cheerfully give .u inf.irmation or advice wanteil We mm barge tor tl.. W e.urrn Lot; tun Antiir.... a ,., jinn FARMiit, 1 1 1 iffttiii.. - Weekly Ot lit UMlrrn Li "HI" v miri "laies, - II 1'lllU W . It. 1 irr, t mi cirv-rdlnply nv, iKANt;R Ji ll rARMiRuh.lll,r,"7- Tl ati tr 1 j sint iiitpirii hi lift r. it. .. ...t.s...l - . . - a . and ft- . I 11 a iinu a wlu: it h AMM for rar 115 rAIIW rtAIUHtN. InK. TT..rcirultniT, ll.uW M . d. nine, ' - h-- . v ., : , , J' rl t nurrr)fiit fi with lltiiwtrmtloti. tf ahta to inak It inTainni.ir toihng f t ft li'inr " The lfttrnt Commrrol-t ArLnlturr WUioh t0 U. J.FABMt.Rlfi ti frftru. THE FAMILY FEATURES 8 r-ftfti.i,'..-. r.n . v , : t'onk. Porale rnnlesta. Librarft Co. and l nuns' olas . . this Department nf as mui'V est as inosi of the S)ee-nl 1 to las. bran Con, n aka T .... o,cm Bi tmm Oregon Lumber Yard Compaav, .J.i.'.ON WHAT HAS BBCOE OF HELL I MIL, l'v:HirTtOS BAT - . tna' ftftfcftfttn.-.ftMft SSJ""" . 1 1 Era fcsa a s. DM . ft -ft' ift- T-ft ft. I an n-sscatPTi.'s a-- AIMT!1ift . ATB. OastoKS sr ' -t I I " (m.nn'...Ha Wtss.r.ps' . rse suslS H 5mSMssta.SSft.lfta . nift lH'S o'. v'S (NfttUfftftl.M.ltlSi ftftft!S. t-.ft..SIIBMS S M.U win. . (-r. (St.:l.l!l lii,.-V ' iwt tss i..ftft is T-SftJ ft isftss ' si... va.a.A psr BMftttt, rj Ba .fsisiiaJiBniwssift .a Msi -. ' Uft. . i- i.r- I , IBB atft pff ftftM sad The Mckinley administration is not to be commended for all Itriatf OM ' ila favorites to steal a half million. At this rate there will not be enough to go around. Oreaiw went republican and wheat went up. Great is the efluct of a re publican victory: Since threatened drouth in the Dakota, and Minnesota rails, the price of wheat to rise. now. if the drouth cornea, the republican party will be responsible for it. If an "all wise" party is to have the credit for all hapnints :t should have tin blame as well. When England comes to make a treaty of peace with tne Boers tl.t-r-will be greater opportunity i -of the nation' greatness than at any time during the South African war. The greatest liberality should be ac corded a defeated enemy. That i MM time a great nation or a great man show, its or hi. generation. Zht nation or man that drives a hard bargait. strikes another when it or he is down is lacking in the i.igi.e- nr.!-....: and virtues. This smacks of sensationalism, but Rat . I ..-orge Wolfe Milan, D Dy uses it in the North American liei n f..r this month, says it has haH selected With no such idea, but sinipli b-aus- it tates precisely the purpos o( the in.inirv whicn follows. Mr Shinn has aollaasl an almost entire disappearnn c of the old ortlnslok hell of lire and brimstone and i-ternal tlani"- and he naturally wants t. kn M what has ttecmie of it. Has it ceased t. hel DM it ever exist? Than ha brs-n u remarkable change of late years in MlafiaM teuching with reference to future punishment. W here as formerly much was said nlniut hell, now it is but rarely mentioiieil in u religious way. By many an accredited teacloT it is not mentioned at all. Mr Shinn therefore considers it BfrtilMl t" ask what bus Uvome ol hell and alii it ha- Ih-.-ii droppetl from the pulpit, religious )uers and issik. of clmreh instruction. W 1HE ROAD All the time, eating irretrularle I :.r of the traveling man', life. The result is "atonMCh tfOBtbta"; thn'. gen eral tenn which covers various :'orm u:"l tage of dis caae o:' the organs of di geation and nutrttion. Tne travflmp mar. car't avoid the trouble, which I'astors and ii the word cree.1. but thev j ii- - hell" in the atles' are careful to explain mean, a place of d -itid ha nothing t. .1 Mucal when the .ytnptom of M vient of stomach mat data -eives.thc will be j'-ua r.i '..:.! i ..; ce . Cftoldcn jverv is used e..- v tie- Lumber. I-ith. Shiimlc-. BaUdiag Paper. J ar Paper. Moaldiogs. PickstU, Lima and CciiH-tit, Krick and Sand. Sar-h and lr. SertaM l).HireV Vindovs. Terra Gotta Pipe. ..Hammocks.. 1 I Argent line to pick from in t!u city, at pricea t" wit all pooket leit'k-. (V 'in 76 CMitl u. I aN'i bnvp a larirt- sttK-k of itarden H"!e. from 1" to 25 oonta per foot, Try th' "Veto" Barb Wit and ?avt one-third the oott All sen.llnir their sunser'ntlnr, f" , .7- . .lv:. ' ".KT,,! ""ok a ft. r .. u villi. e AKihr:,. .'....k. '.i rnces ' rncc yeir euok 1: 1 a trsasni rami or l'liui soft's Wars od cjltim. iDdisf Ik- Affairs, '. i tu.'atlnc. Kel Al.iianae of BAantftl I'ata. 3 : " A SAMPLE COPY Bone & Light. Prop s Taylor, the Hardware Man a n .t is- uauieil tared people. in the presence Major Estes ti. Kath'uone. of Ne.-! Oekau scandal lame, says that if he i. prosecuted he wilt pull down tin colun'ii of the temple and although he mar perish in the ruin, there will at othaTa who will go down will him. That B.iunds like the utterance of a thief tryiug to bluff other 111 la sal in power, tttaaj who nac- not been foun ! out yet. KathUme know a great deal about Ohio politics and lie kin n will be protv ted necause of w hat be kuows. There- are nearly a many iajaai mM in Ctregun as there are republican-, mi the politic! attractions ar- aat anal as to cause the democrats t" g the poll and vote. By the returns ... the late election it is shown that the republican vote ha not increased dur ing the past two years the republican vote of lmu being no larger than that of .-. while the democratic m considerable less, and yet there are more .-oter of both parties in t in state. It is probable that in S.em ber the interest will lie such that the lull voter- of the state will g. . to tin polls, and in that event it is iawMtol if the republicans will defeat the demucrate. Oregon i a slate, but not very luuch in which all the voter, are Any aaasaa wn .se MMrj runs liack fifty years ye- or twenty-rive years knows this was not always the case, liow many a man of 30 or H can re call the terrible word painting in dulged in by the revivalists el ha earlier days when exhorting men to "liee from tlie wrath to come." The chief burden of their preaching and pleading then was not how t. attain heaven. (Mil how to escape hell. Man were appealeil to through the sense of fear ami BMI a Jonathan Kdward portrayed, the 'condition of ht spirits and tiie dangers threatening tlie im Mriiitent so graphically that men reamed out during their sermons ami rushed in perfect panic to the altar . ... a t., is- savnl'.'" the wav luck in the historv tiunity' to the day. of the o the earliest time of the in 1 bell is depicted as an . o! awful punishment w Ith. r or erhu- happily in si. .tilde the word "he::" !- are nine: - eight at of everv huu ttied fairU and . N :e. the orV- UMaWi ! ..!pnu la trie Nei-.o trio, a prottsMJu., . ftrw.1 of suae Sftirucfti at u t-ft lir rw.-.c Ofttktsa Msitkal Dttcow Itricftlr. at..: thank cVod .rtpod rnulu -Free! Dl l.erce's Common Sense : i: .. .viaer i iV pages. - il-!u-:r ... - sent tree on receipt of .: . .er c::t -Use o: nwilm onh. Send i one-cent tami for the Ixftolft in paper cover, or w wanips for tile sanic butk cloth-Niund. Ad- i'ir-.- Ii. i. '. Jitr.t li A'.t. S:.. opp. Court Hnuse. jcr 721 Main Street. -5 TO TH E WISH SaitiMil.l.MiBiitlllltHBll.iUUt.lBlililttt.,Bli....iU. X Y. 0 , 1 ,)H.U..AliiU.it.LLl.llluaiol:iniii1Ui:iill: ln.lli. I must we d ICE ur to a pi m e near .lenuuiem tires er- kept w h.-re t hiirning ! .am daj and iht. Iia- lieel. If,. II, the ! for . g axi I iving III u verv initalil. i life. Mere n surely I'hange in theedogy a! nihelet'hth cehturt,. HKICK ? v.M V(X)D COAL a.Isu holesale Agent for x III ITZ MIL W ilkll BEER in bottles barrel, or cast. Call up -Telephone .'U. O H. KOPITTKE. 'he largest stock of Saddler., liar lie... rnt . Wagon Covers, Can til, Lap Duster, . ope. Stri g Leather etc.. It kept by mmWT-" farmer, or those who intend planting the.r iturdehs ,.r ,i -:ng spring w-.-a I any kind in this line, you will rind eveyit.:ng in garden t,.ls uiid s-el. tstrl' wire, staple, nail, heavy and shelf hardware of the very let I quality ami at the lowest pr.ee at W.D. Hansford &Co.'s Pendleton, Oregon. Don't Make a Slave lVt- . s H E Crescent THE WOST POPULAR WHLEL Aten's W heels I adies W heels Bovs' or Girls' e Chainless - $25 and $35 $26 and $35 - - $25 $00 Another consignment of the SJ5 and 520 l heels just receive d. CRESCENT AGENC1 East Dregoaiaa Building mai.'rii'inc i-rn. win ir nai 'i t jc b .Hrquptt nIHhlJi ( Lich. ; uur i!PtciAL utter. t6lily Etst Or3(i'jDiaD.$!.50 ieir Bio. m vrndDic ,&C Our Price for All, $1.85. dilreM. EAST MBQ0MIAN Pl'B. CO.. i'endlcton. (W ATTORNEYS. A KT 1 1! i R OJtT, ATI 1 'KNKYt Law. Uflee :n sm int. Bank hit: Mas. . .. n . 1 1.1. 1 ,.111 t, . h i 1 juiiu nuie. .lis. mi :.!. 11. uria. 1. 1..M.I'. a 1 ivaaai a 1 u n Law. . OBV I HllKKl.KV. AT'l'MltXI.v at l.tw iravi in Asft..'iatii.n nioca. Y1. ATTi'UXEV AT LAW. : A. Us. . s a 1 a ami: a 1 r. 1 . 1 1 r r h r j PHYSlCIAkS. fi:. j. "mTiTT ii . 1!- ix n, iwas. ' our: an I AIM s lal aitentls :!' ir-uliii.-nt .it e.: .. i r. W. INVENT. M. D. "KIT' u( Firs'. National bans. oHi..- uuu a. m. : 1 to S p. la. GOLDEN RULE HOTEL r I. ii. 'iAItKlELli. M. I'. H : ! Ic 'uauiai. aad eurgeuB ofls. U Dt.STISIs. E. A. AI .H AN I i : ST. ( 111 JUfti.1 kuililiu(. I r 0 x. ft' a. A. I.. UEATIE. 1. li. s. 1.1 hauk. lias BftlU.:t.. K. A. MAX.V I'EnTis 1 ttaa Bio. k, over K. B. Qaat ARCHITtCTS AM) IDILMHi f. U that make wash 1 t. our laitirrlfT W . bloom, and our rates lu enough t.. pro..ke u Uiile. THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY J. F. Rooirtori. Prop. Teleprtone 60 J. Al Tr... R: BANKS AND BROKER! THE PEKUUCTOM BAVlXCrl bA n j. n 1'ift-ft. It-Ill ; The ae..,i. aj tlie New V erate will have a tendenev to strengthen the denia-raey Wlore the t-ountrjr and iocraaae the 1 inllaillj of William J. Bryai. a tlie lewder of th. party. The Xew York demH-rats adopted a platform that deserve, to i i-ouiniended a a whole lor its mo.i, rs tlou abd gtaal sense. It pftirteuda a coniiug together o: the deuioorato boats. It presents in good form the living inniee of the day. It places Xew York ou such solid ground that it may have great lnrjuenee on the deinuvrati. gathering at kaiwas City What has la-en doue with hell? rri.adl of Henry Ward hi-ei her i ... in that he did more than any other ' .he )Kersoh to change the stile of thinking of not a few preurhers and in. ii. laymen who admired him. If he I did not lv i n ti. i rhanan he certainly liel-d .ill tie r.'Vll.-i ill ffoln the obi I t-trihee Whl. l liU.l U-el. 1 r.;l, ln-.i . Hui tlie movement for the di luti u rk lieui.e j i . ,.., ,,,,.,. in ,i,.. eiiturv when the growth of I niversai- jQSeph Ell e Vork World. Thriee a Week Edition repulilicai. 1. ul. ir.-He interested. inaii thev alufl au world. The niiicraiit ted their blows crude though i of them were at one point and made their impression. Than cam.- OMoa Farrar s book on "Eternal Baaa" and the doctrine al a se-ond pmbatioa till there was clear evidence that the religiou world wanted to get rid of hell, and I'rul.-s-tants were guile willing to share purgatory with the Konian Catholics. Ur. Shinu aes the matter somewhat after this fashion: The church did not want hell and, therefore, it obi iterated The sun. the Xew ork demm-rats hae it. But. he a-ks. noes this really do taken I. an excellent one for the parte, j ,.. ' P . 'lu'-. Uieut? He llllds that the usual lltetlnal The New York democrats in state con- ,u t(jr uhinration has been to explain vent ion assembled, while instructing i .way the language in which the d.a the delegation to Kansas t in to vote trine of MafMl lalwlat is supiajse.! as a unit for Mr. Brvan'. nomination. 1 x" ' ' Ml' " c"" ".' '' 'ul" u"" ur.au a ""o-1 "i that hgurattvi language .. used and t. the convention, by its reathrmat iui. to,i,j4 figurative language ol sen inure ha. the old Jeflersouiau currency ductriue ! been added the elforts al BMB a ho 1 Mbms ft,., 1,1 i,,l ailfter a. the have tired to deter tlasir fellow men standard moiiey of the country ' each to be maintained at a parity with the other la iMjrchasiug and debt paying power. " has shown the way fur a national union of all eotari, democratic, republican and indepen dent, who are opposed to Mr. Mckin- from vice by e ulsirating the horrora of I hell, or to induce thein toward nrtuc by overpaiiitiug tlie j.ob and . nines of heaseii. Figurative language has l..en takeu literally, tranalute.1 int. tin grossest materialism, and then added 'to until its very extravagance excited ! revolt. The present status of this re volt is lack of agreement among Chi is lev's bolides Then nr.- i.r.Mi i. il...t tiah .eni,ie. uncertain sounds from the the Kansas t'uv eouvenlioii will make i ''"'l'" "n,d ""'"' "' , . ... . . ... ul the old tune apical to ear. a Ufe-eut-day platform, which will bM mmm Uelf has lost its terrors, appeal Ul all voters who are opposed hecauae the church has decided to drop The Leading H nt and Saddle Tan-ulSft-lurei ol haatem Oregon New Goods... And Cheaper I han Ever.. P. irtiercs, Carptts,. Iaxcc Curtains Wall Paper. Headquarters for White Suu-'arftl and fc'kltcdi;.. ItViai Machines JESSE FAILING Main St.. near Bridge Daily Kaai Otsguman, delivered by carrvu, only ij caata a wswk. ALIOST A DAILV. AT THE PltlCh UF A VVtbkLi. The niost widely circulates! "vaak)" newspa(er in America is the Thr... -.i-Week edition of The Xew Y'ork Worn:, land with the presidential aaajnajaa now at hand you cannot do without it. Iler- are some of the rvas'ii. u i - ; is easily the leader in dollar a year i journalism. It is issued every other day, and ..- t, all pnristee a daily. Every week each sulM-riber receives If page and often during tne "bajg s. .- 1. L'4 pa. s ear! n.-.-k The price is only II rr year. It is v irtually a daily at' the atrial of u u .-..k 1 v Its news n.vers every known art of the world. Xo weekly newspaper could stand alone am! furnish such serv h The Tl.riiva-Week World has at it ilisp.!.! all of the resources of the greatest newnaa-r in existence the wonder of iiKslern journalism "America's tireatest XeWBtiar, " as it has been juatlv termed The New York World Its lallitical li.su is aiw..li..ul lK partial. This fact w ill he of e,.-.'.u! .sou.- in .ur iresl.lehllai eallllaniji. coining on. The best of current fiction is found in its columns. These are onlv some of n,,. reasons there are others. Bead :l and see ihem all. We offer this uueiialed iiewspai-r aim toe a,-,Klft tJ,M ilrevohluh to i arelher oi..- lu. i..r s-. ti i I .... w. , regular Milan ripti.,1, price of the two prrs is I The Tri-Wekly World and the heini jseeiily East Oregouiau one year lor . or. Court and Johnson Streets, PENDLET0. OPEG0 NEW WOOD YARD Smith & Habeily, Proprietors. 1 i id, Dry Wood, alto Coal in Anv Quantity rWkfJwitll and Trucking. Prompt DaUvarr. I 1 H! ler , L W Ha EIK-T XA TataaHoest M. ONbt Cor Maia and .!ta st.s The Old Dutch Henry r eedYard KIT HAS CO.. Proprietor. for l-.se stock Kate- r- " U,fu- ""' THE KAkMKIt HANK - . , I . It.u. In - J r. Hll U. A Hani (tsa J r i .. .... . IN I'ul'Nll THE KOl.l.' lual Uaftc been lakeu u 1 ,; shal au.l sill be sultl al lUe W AV'' it Ms--- an Orsdall & Ross handle PIRE ICE. v p r.Vs Xo Fr-v P'-iid Swdiru.nl. X.. fiiseaae Gerius "ur I.e Manufactured fr,.... Pill i vTJT ''irU'' --- .... . v-i wa t- . If 0rr Ollke or Talaahooe No. 4 You Can Get a The Celebrated Pilsner beer in bottlee, delivered to any part oi city, at K.60 per IDozgel. - Bottled by Geo. J. Ppttner BABBITT METAL. & ttmu usao. at lVtu tsnr povud. ".'Is "r,hbi?iUb)XftlU'i "k i ' ";ri,r.v.e.i v . - 'u..''l,r't let, fc- sboul ll.BJ peunds. IstlCftl Julie I, I las'. Uasasl j u IlanuiAJ'. cwj'j. SI4TI TIBASUggr. TH1 ! SlsUs ol Ufegtili, TrvaMir I" 'I" i awai 'aai ".iftissi .tale w.rraul. drswu on 'twf?tSm roftferssd Trsasalsd .ud 5fJ probBrly eadorjid will ts tiC'"? tioU al tins obS..-. iDlco- goos lroui auil slur nu daU v n ' ",v n. The Bast Oiegoniac is gon's raprcaentaiivt paoer j 0 n iht pcopls aporsciais N suJ than libwal uauonags W isdiusa oi taa.