East Oregonian : E.O., June 12, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

The Fourth of July
is drawing i-.ear. Are you eoi-.ig to NMllUI Now i. the
time to iri'in. Wt are selling a tine quality n( White
.ool t .' cents a yard. Ad elegant Inn- ( Neckwear just
received, iiik! prtmM an MM in twair.
With ever dallar purchase M get a MM
for a polij watch.
THE MAGNET CASH STORE
Clements t Wilson.
Court and Cottonwood
"KSI'AY. .IfNF l: lHrti
ItAILV. WEEKLY AID 8DD-WKKKLT
St TMl-
Xut Oregomar, Publlabing Compare,
AT
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i An interesting lacr i just coining to
light. Pr. Lyb, taw diplomatic
i agent n( thf T rnii.v ua '. a Europe.
entrusted w Ml fj.'.AOO.otiO it. gold to
tp ned in Europe f..r tin- IWr ctuM
Instead "f Mia It a- he AlM luive
done I.cvil. is accused nf ron vert f lie
money to bhl own pur.e.. In Iii
i-'tor-. i-n.-r i tin- i-egum nig ( :lie
war with England, it H even he ,.,. a,l r,.jj,.Ved Ule ..one of them
liu'i iiiformeil Kruger that i run.v ami Here is a description of the close
ITth of BJtoataT, 10-1 ," Here speak
the true met. the child o' -.ature thf
tradition of a eole that lor contnrie
liave person itied everything. To Inn.
nothing i inanimate The sea. 'older
than tradition. is a little MM after
all. All her girl ihne a on her
dimpled fai-e that morning. he
ianphed giggled ami snug, accord ing In
the humor ol brete, changeful a the
heart of man." There if Omar,
Oseian. the heart of all the ancient
tiar.li. ttie essence of the songs of
Solomon Later come the Iwttie. ami
ail this henuty is changed. The
thicken! of the tight in thll described
; hy thin poet-sailor: 'Then it wti that
reentered into the oueer lace over
:Kpi!rn ,'., I.. I 'ante t . . - u..
1 in the warning I leave nope behind.
Tiie ts-autiful atitum day. dreamy on
th.- hint irir Yellow sea of the inM'Ih
was suddenly hurled into the BMaMV
dial chaoe where the sun had not yet
been born.' It would be difficult to
lmagim a nearer erlect, more clearly
; etched word-picture of the aw fulness
of a tierce lattle let w een im derr. iron-,
cladn.
0
Hut there j more than poetry in thai
(ketch There i a descriptive poorof
of high order, a grim humor here and
there ami ttashe. of satire ami MNM
surprise tin reader at every turn
Tt .ead:ng -I i f tie t'l.ttifsi Itee:
ha lust leen rt ': v disabled lv a '
hot from one of the .lunam-sc vessel. '
Ya Inntl., clow frieml of Kinnosukc.
MM it and embarks in a tone hard and
drv u. a cotnuiencenieiit aertboh. '
VVhat the io-a.1 gone'.' o early!"
to the thfok o the Igfal Klnnoontel
l hit by a fhot and ihtM tie tell of J
it "I thought that ni lIMt loth of'
them were prettv Well orCVpicd, I
enpeciaily )Mt at tiiat time. Iltit a I
nteel ibot tliouglit otherwiw. and. I
ightfu.lv enough, it
TO THE WISE
i m mm vxv 3.
i.. Hammocks..!
farmer, or thoe who intern! planting
' their garden or doing xpring work ol
any kind in thin line, you will find
BVOf V thing in garden t.l and nod.
twrl-wire. tpli-. nail", heavy and
helf hardware of the very tet
i quality and at the lowent price at
W. 0. Hansford &Co.'s
I'endietoD, Or.'k- i.
E
1
iMtfui lint to pit hom in thf
oitv. at pricei to roil ll P00
book, rn'i" "" ;11' 1 a,s
h;,vea krgf st... k ofQardw Huhp.
from 10 to 28 oenU per toot Try
the "Veto" BhTb Wire an.l wrt
ane-thiyd the oool
tttaun. Hiuou Auicncan VT-
Rrp-UI mnpmw it, ., . , "
er. we are enabled ..n,.r Tl. , "rntlUl
If.m r.ttitrb .1 m--1. ' H 1. ill...'
r o lT e.,.M, .: Vi22!i
. .... j .-..m, ;u t-.ttu V it. . M
irr. hit An xAXHlttiui t- t ' rJ
okav.k .ti nr. ,; r. : T
larie.v ami uilrnxi ..i it. .. . tra
v . mm
Taylor, the Hardware Man
::i Main Street.
The largest stock of Saddlery, liar
neas. Tents. agon Cover. Can
vas. Lap Dusters. Rope. Strlrg
Leather. cK., Is kept by
Joseph Ell
ITS FARM FEATURES, :
rl . 1 PtirCMMfQl ftrin.r,. . .
with llluatTmtlona ,t n--. .,'
to triftlit It tLTAhm1'. trt thn
(tmimrrrltl Atrrlmnurr ;. "
Which th O. J. Fa KHi it s unr ,
THE FAMILY FEATURES:
fSiTirHiinnTTTirTiT'roT
Cook, futile C'.mlfHiis. Llhnr c oi
BU I 1 nana mm. i-mt;
Ihi. Iiepurtmf ni of as mitol
sat as tnoM of the Pj.ec .il Fatal
Ut
t- -T pap rrs,
Trr. tosfarr vt
hi. . .
Otf cany com im
Om twp ut na.-'Jkt
Try; MaVflptMaw, . .
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Oregon is sti.l repuuiicun hut Un
vote of Oregon republicans is not on
the increase. When all Ihi MM
Oregon go t. tho -dls Oregon may not
be longer republican
The Eng! ih mind i- now e Mldof
the statement that the deetruct ion of
the two Suiti, African republic- .1- :
r.iutemplateil by IhOM b
Oroot Britain, will make every Dateh
man in Natal and the Cape a bitter
enemy of the English, and loatt
Africa would become the least loyal of
the empire's self-governing colonies,
forcing upon the English a hi: - .
which is altogether uniiecej-a-i
upon the lw.r and Free Mater, an
offonoive control which would ! w ith
out result.
Germany would intervene in the Offalll
of war; ali i the staterneii! wa- f 'rtitieti
with diplomatic eaMMkaMMi vhtd
have since been found t In- forgeri.-Wli.-i
tii- .- lo-wi I., vilv that
geiitleiiian simply shruggeil hi
h lui.ler- It a- on the streiigtli o
thOM 1-tter. that the lotHh Afrirai Ms
public, took the a ti-.i. ihev did. It is
asserted that l.e.i. made these false
reports with the view of bringing on
the war. as. in that erent. the re
publics would be crushed and then
Woi.id l- no one with MMhotttJ left to
demand an accounting from him. If
t i.-s. .i-.-'ti- n ar. fit. I w . I.-
: come in the eyes of the world the
Hetiedii t Arnold of Jmutli Africa, de-
I serving of the contempt of his fellow
man from land s end t land's end.
NEW COLOR IN ENGLISH.
on Kiiitowuke's shin "81
tnd oi,! a. tin- ship wa.. she was run -
ntng at bat tOpMMl seeil. !lie had
iMsseil and was astern the Cliines-
line. A thick column rose from the
iUarierdeck and Mip. genie fashion.
It rolled clear mp t the mirxentop,
swelling. Welling, fatter and fatter
Ttie shi wa. N tire. "
.
Ttiis sketch show, p delightlully re
freshing way of using Engflab. It is
not after all wealth of words that
counts. It is the brain back of it. the
fcttMf -fuggling for exprersmn. ttie
dream seeking to l-erumc aoMOTM).
Out of tin- seven primary colors nature
weaves all the tints of the rainbow,
and man. ropymg h.-r. produces the
varied .hade, in fabric and on -anvu..
The dreamer may know but compara
Itva v few words, yet In- may leave
IhoM int' .eiiten.e. tliat charm and
thrill by their ethereal beauty. The
American Indian makes poetry of his
.mattering of English arorda. The
in- phra- in.
- . ja,. -
lit I ern negro c
tew aa Enuliih a. tl...i. t... .th. i music and ti'uuty with a very limited
tongm h.iv- i-v.-i, vague id-n of th
va.t p.Hisibilities of that
The great river Nile might bo fitting
ly called Mm great r:v. -.; ::f t
Egypt, burnt from one end of yrar
b the other by a .un that rarely hides
itself, and deprived of the kindly in
fluence of rair. Egypt or. v exist, hy
the Niie. and tt.i. r;v.-r. 11 MVaM
carry to her the tribute at it fecundat
ing waters produced by tropical rains,
I obliged to meander for many hundred
miles between arid bunks ami suvage
rucks without a single drop ,,i water
from the brassy heaven.
of iwlt-oiaiioi. fron. stream- or spring.,
turning to compen.at. t- ----- -r. n
evaporation and latfiltlttUon and
diversion for irrigation ai I I
Nile's volume, instead of increu.n.g aj
it near. it. mouth, steadilv decreases.
language.
Ihei nnu it suit most a lmirahiy the
i-i:l ' -V--"vdaV lie. i- it tere.
to the jaiint, practical: but to what
extent it may I. used to iashion th -murvelou.
moaaics of thought and
fancy which are uniewiiat indefinitely
grou)wl under the name poetry is in
liath it 1.' not unnkowii t. Um aeanas
English speakiug iersii. The sai-
o! a language ar- shown by the
demand, made upon it. A jier.-m of
practical, unvisiouarv U-nt will use
1 . ricli in
after the
y ttie materia in
are clotued ami th.
conies out irom the ranks of
uplaceneae, but this only em
's the genera' character by con
It it By in mean, typical.
vocabuiarv. And the Japan eat.
dreamer of dream, that lie i. j.iet h
nature and tradition, is introducing;
u. heirs to no other tongue hut 1
gill flaum to a music in our own
language, by arranging tin- few verbal
note, at i.i- command in a new and 1
th. r..ugi.;v charming fashion. Thai
ecret lies, apparently, in keeping
close t' Ji.ature. All her true children
are more or lees -et. and in striving
to TO tea their lancie. they tinge the
. ie.t 1. w :th the sunset glories
and warmth of dreamland.
The Leading Ma-new and Saddle tan
ufacturcr of Eiastern Oregon.
1()R
Insurance
Fire, Life. Accident. Plate olaas, etc.
Loans
on City and County Pro-rty.
Real Estate
Improved and l"n improved OH Lota,
Moi-k Puinches Mid Wheat Farm.
SKE
J. R. DICKSON.
I .a- ' 'regoiiian Bui i ling.
T
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Crescent
THE WOST noPl'l.AW WHEEL
Men's heels
Ladies Wheels
Boys' or Girls'
Chainless
525 and $35
526 and $35
$25
- - $60
Another consignm-nt of the S25 and S2t
V heels jus' receit ed.
CRLSCENT blC East Oregonian Building
jPHWWimwmmnnntiwttnttmwutwm MnminminmmnmiimiirKm imw
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
The
The Ai...- -".iMin tongue ha. teen
called hard, urn-last u. harsh IttMTttl
cal, vignrotMi it seldom is considere.1
toft, musical, plastic, hut may the
fault not lie with tie who Use rt ex-
Way
Thal rA
Women & & M
Work. raj
- it 2
WHAT ABOUT THE
Mutual Warehouse Co.
OF PORTLAND?
C f S.0MI.ER --t
T- On f rit Cull
J- . . -: t. s :
k ts C"t).
. 4t
If - r Jp jpaHaSr
li yen will watch thie spat-
Cor. Court and Johnson Streets. PEMjLLTOV OPEGON
NEW WOOD YARD
during the next law weeki
you will be LafortDed why it
wa- fstahlisliKl. the kind t
twaineai it is diiij:. and the Telephone
service
Minth & tUhctlv . Proprietor...
Grood, Dry Wood, aiso Coal iii Any (.uantitv.
Trtaafiniag and Trucking. Prompt Deliverr.
OtHe (ir Main and A!ta Sts
Tlie New Y.irg Sun ml
constitutional debt lin.it on the ground
that voting bonds is the easiest and
moat popular torn of raising monev for
public puna?. Haajaja, attaM hid
have unlimited deiit-muKii.g -w-r
are like.v t. run int- tinan. ml tUttml'
ties, and the un think, they should
be restrained irom debt hy constitu
tional provisions. In other Word. thut
when it come. t. sp-mling somehdy
else's money t-veryl.iy I. willing.
Tiie truth is. there should i- m ..i
lor the cMivtinc c '. deht. ami. if
there were not, the l- nd industry
would not U- so thriving and tlw in
smut loli of deht Would not Ml Mg
t-.j heavy With uo law. for the ,-i
tlon of debt, there would be still all
the debt that wa. i..-.essur fur de
voloping trade and carrying on in
dustry and enterprise, hut there would
be uo long time dent. !.. shacking of
future generation, win. burden, not
of their creation lor tin- Ix-neht f
money hoarder., who iov.- t. se their
monev M, and MMMMl eul---
Turn Piatt, the reputi! icau Unas ut
New York state went t. iiovernor
Kooeevelt and asked turn i. ap..int
a man named ll.iri M the r.-i-.i.-n.;.-puaition
of commiasioner of insuiauce.
and hoosatvelt l. said to have set hi
teeth hard l- getn.-r. .Iioweii them, and
aaid "No" in such a way that it coulu
not be misuudersloi.i. A few wi-ek.
ago Boat Plait went to McKinley ajnl
asked that Haie. be appointed i
an important omce and the i re
deut granted the request. and
HaxeJ was iiameil. Kixevelt s "No"
and MeKinley's "Yes' to tin- ea-y
bun ia a complete nsturv i the cimr
actor of the two men. Kooacvelt
deaorvee to occupy high omce, hut Mi
Kinl.-v does not. Aiiros. of tin. as
aertioii the Portland Oregouian can be
q loted. In an editorial paragraph thut
paper makes this wise rettecti m
"Tbora ia no more need of a national
rupublicau couvuiiliuii than there was
of a republican county convention in
atuituumah. it is completely set up
ia advanoB hy the boaam, who may
an woll publish their edi.-t without th.
trouble of holding a convention or of
making any clum.v attempt to diaguiae
tiie bvHiaiu."
. Ille. ol (all
tint, that
iMietrv? If I
fault a .-tl
ii. a wav tii.
-.. :
It to
M
IIIIIM
, catcli
i.i iimin.
1 1 oil U
have to
uation ii
if
ng the subtile
reii.i. o:
r speech itnelf were at
aaophl cuid not u-. it
would charm . the rare
tlr.-im.-r i-oi.oi iinf r
MMM of In. s ui-. (if late a
r baa boun softly, alniost
tihlv, naming Imv Kaciiah,
a l least to the
-akin.' i- r- i. w.
pen jruiB.
First h vvasiung ir. .laii!; .ir-.d draft.
Then it s ironing with the hot tove and
the hard work to endurv. Am! in be-
tweei while meals M get house to ! 'ur booklet, Will. AT und how to
clean, and children to tend. Its bad I handle it." will be .em in-.- on mmli.
en : I : a wel'. woman hut lor a weak
woman r. . .low torture !r Pierce's
I . ".i Prescnptior. cure the diseases
o: the delicate organs which weaker,
woni'.-u It makes weak women strong
an : k women well
ii women are invited to consult In
I'lerce hv letter, fret of ckargt. All
ejoffl luoaidMm atneth private Addreta
n y V PMrae, lluffalo. X V.
-Mv tirslth to the best bow that it has bsea
cation.
The Old Dutch Henry Feed Yard
KIT HAS & CO.. Proprietor.
All kin-Is of Hay and Grain (or lata. koiU-l .-iii! teamel Rsri..e mi.i.
the iN-.t on the market, plenty of stall rooaa. tjood Issrn. llig corrals
for
der trade. I.i. au.i'itioii and
knowledge naturally spread heyund
the luutidr of tiie kingdom of dower,
and feil wiu-n- it found tiie pasture,
moat abundant. Almost at the hrst it
ri- ognueil that in matters of trade the
tag In Baai wa. dominant, and to
hwfl Iha way. of the Anglo-Nixon it
wa. tir.t of all ueejful to under.tand
hi. tongue. ,. bright voung in-n
went out iron. Ja-an t to. - io.i- -.1
the I i ile.1 Mate and of I'.ngland to
Ml i in dm- course the language wu.
MMMMmI ami thee young men tiecanie
iuiNirtant factor in helping their
uat v country to enter with vigor the
channel, of iaaaaTfMtiofaml aaaMaMW.
s
lor some wear, the English and
American perusiicais now ami than
presented pur. Iron, the pen of these
traveled Japaueae mostly written in
a seriou vein and dealing with prac
tical affair.. Meantime other young
Jaiiiee were studying Kngli.h and
dreaming the nlrt t dream, of tlieir
own country. And tiiee have hjgM
writing th.-ir dream, in English, shap
ing a hlthen. unpia-tic tongue to
the nimblest flight of their fanev,
tinting Uie dull speech of commerce
with tiie subtile color, ol p-.-lrv. Last
halurduy' issue of tiie evening ftoM
gave a gmai specimen of thi. MMM use
of English in the vi-w. of the young
Japanese poet. VoM Nogucni. and the
current McClure's presents an equally
good illustration written bv Adachi
liiiinoauke, now in m Angeles, and
who wa. a cadet at the battle of Yaiu
ud i. author oi "Iroka Tale of
Jaiian "
Mr. Kiniiosiige i. describing and in
cident of the Japaiice-(.'hihcc war of
1MM and the manlier in which he
blend- the soidlur and the poet 1
most charmiiig. His opening word, are
those of the ureauiur: "Par away on
the I. or uoii, fruui beneath the purple
aud dreamlike u it woke
and opeaicd iu large, blue tho i
Iit Pierca'i Pleasant i..c:.- .wcclen
the breath
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