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The Fourth of July
is drawing near. Are ym noin ti relphrataf Now is the
time to pnptfta Wi' are wiling ii line qMtltjf of White
(ioisls Itt 'l ivllts II yard. All oh-tailt IM of N eels Wt'lir jllt
rcci'ivi'il, ami prices are rut in twain.
With every dallar purchase you get a guea.s
for a gold watch.
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Court and Cottonwood
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1 )i'ii rut ic loaders BfS OletioiiBf a
rt'verHal of the electoral votes in favor
of liryan this year in the sMlc- oi Km
lucky, Maryland, Dalaarara, vTaat Vir
ginia. California and Indiana. Thll
ull di'irioid" on tin' work to In' doin' at
Kansas City at the th if tin' national
demoeratii' convention, lull tin' pros
htfot in gmid for excellent work there,
ai well un for vii'torv at the pulls in
Noveinhcr. With liryan U ItM candi-
date for president and a goml man for
vii-f president, on a platform thai in
eludes tlio demands of tin- I pie, ami
mioeeos in reiiNonablv mire.
Misfortune to tip' wheat farmer of
the Ited Kiver valley, in the form of
a drouth, proiuirwH to p.iv a hiu
dividend to the fanners of tin' l'ac i tic
Northwest. It iN an ill wind that
blown no om- any good. If the drouth
in MinueKota ami the liakotas doe
give tin' farmers of th' Inland Bmpira
an iin'reiiHi'tl priee lor their wheal it
in a reHiilt that alioulil not hi' a in-
pun nil I iv any great amount of glad
lierii. In our prMerity we hIioiiIiI
remeinher that then' are other- ju-l an
lem-rviiig, on whom fortune tailed to
alii lie. A Ninall "iipply alwav- iimurex
a hig deiuand.
Have you heen MMBMlMwll Ii
the ipii-Htion that every eitien in Ten
dleton -hoiilil uk the other. The work
of the enumerator- doeN not prom ine
the renilt- ami the vigil. lie' ,f
the citiietiri iN necemiiiry to iiiNiire a
full return of the population of the
town. In Spokane, where the enum
erutorH were required to iIiimIi their
work in lei-, tune than in the Ninaller
plaeeN, it in foiiml that fully om-fourth
of the in'ople have berii mi-ei. The
eitiieiiN of that city are now thorough
ly alarmed and have leen given four
davH extra time in winch to complete
the cc'Iinuh. .Some interc-t in thiN
matter in I'emlletoii ellolllil lie taken,
not only by the citizen but by the
Commercial ANetociation. The cennUN
of 1'endleton nhuilhl be thorough ami
complete. K the returiiH nhow I'en
'lleton ha- a leHri ninlUtioll than there
in here it will injure the town and
give it a ienN iniiiorttnt place among
the citiKH and towiiN of the NortiiwtfNt.
Current gnMiip hy thoNe attached to
the war department reveal- a -trmig
denire for the creation of a larger
army. The failure of the uruiy re
organization bill and of the prum-nt
congre-t- to provide lor additional
tnlIH to -llttee.l the prenelll Volunteer
army when itn work in com hided i
given aN banir. for tlie lielict that the
next neHiiion oi cniigrcMF will lie i -
fronted with a proNi-ition to iiicreawt
the regular army Ntrength. the depart
uru of the regular- for tin- Philippine.,
to be orderod aooli, will leave the
homo rank- Madly depleted, and in
view of the fact that Spain had a
ntuudiug army of 10,000 in the I'hilip
pineN to riupproNN the iiniirreelion
there, it in helievetl the niQUttti UN
Meinhly of troopN in the iulaml- will be
none too formidable. The cloven hoof
of uiilitarimn in nfOB the country uni
the PbillppilM probJani i- being utted
to force the people to conneiit to n he
nig placml BpO( their iiccku, no
"the hoiih of riomehoily" can make a
din-play in uniform.
A Now York paper han compiled a
lilt of the trmitri incorporated riiniv
March 4, I8U7. It liuihi that 1H nucIi
uomhineH have been organized within
that period, Wi of which were incor-
poratea unUer the inviting lawi- ol
New Jerauy. The product eovereil hy
tliuae trunU include coal, copner,
cheuiical., leuther, iron and nteul,
liuaeed oil, achool furniture, uilkn,
wirtj, threail, tin plate, window glumi,
wixilenn, writing paper, borux, uniutl
goodn, rubber 1 1 ren, cement, tobacco,
matcher), liquor, nugar, paper, nteain
pump, glaan, cotton goudti, crnckem,
Ntarcb, wall paper, utoven
range-, rubber goil-, dye-wooilK
extract", enevlopeN, varnlxli
wornted". The trut iN Nimplv tb
null of neglect on the part of the peopli
to hold -acred and enforce the law
etpuil right" to all. Ity grunting
privilege" to the few we bine HWe
away "cipiul right"" anil the peopl
tlml tbeiiiNi'lve" face to face with tin
triiNl evil and without ITtMtDI of
redreiN. The people lout their hirtl
right" when thev coiiNented to allow
the individual to capital i.e and inort
gage the noil and net up a ntute inti
tution tor the collection of priati
debt-.
POLIUIKS Ot PARTIES.
CongrcNN hu ad Jour I without
lining the policy of the republican
party towanl ti e I'h 1 1 ippim-N. It ha
"left everything to McKinlev, " win
ha- Kent a Heeoiid couilniNNion to Ma
Bill to proclaim a "sovereignty'
which the InhubltuntN refune to rccog
in, . ami which he ha- In-en utterly
unahle to e-tahliNh, after liXtMIl
month" of war, with ilo.llini -ohlier-
i.veryiiiuig i- vague ami uiiNettini ex
cept the imperiiili'itic idea and tie
fearful com in live and luonev.
The voter- who are opposed to thi
A-iatn adventure know exacllv when
Mr lirvun "tand" in regard to it
lormulated In- imlicv in the Nebruaka
MDMCrutlc phitlorm, and ha" jn.-t con
deiiNi'd It ill tlieae word":
An iniiinnliate declaration of tin
nation MrpoMI Kirat, to Mttlbltlh
a ."table government; aceoud, to givi
the I ilipiuo- their imlepemlem e ; ami
third, to protect them from oiitaide in
terference.
I If thi pol icy he aya :
I believe that an immediate an
nouiicement ol the gnvernimn I
ilicy woiilil atop the war and maki
euay the eatabl iliinent of u stable
goveriiiuent. I do not anticipate unv
trouble from the protection Miggeateif.
Our protecti.in til the South Americi'n
republic" ha- been a great help In them
and verv little expense to us.
TOil i- in effect a proposition to du
in and lor the Philippine what emi
gres- solemnly pledged the nation to
do in Cuba. It i just, it is American.
it is practical. It would have i ,e-
veiited the war in the Phil iiipines. It
would stop the "insurrection" now.
l'l)ii this sjicy Mr. Bryan will
have the earnest support of' the Tin
World and of every enemy of imperial
ism who believes With UN thai the only
issue in tiie campaign worth consider
lag is the preservation of the republic,
Ibe maintenance ,,i the constitution
ami a return to the principles of tin
Daelaration oi independence. n,.w
York World.
TOPICS OF I H I TIME.
Pre. i, lent Henry Wade linger-, of
the Northwestern universily, at livan-
Matti ill., uu old irtabllthad Matbodlti
i ti -1 1 1 ii 1 1 ii oi learning, i- the latest
college educator to walk the plank
for opinion's sake. One of the
trustee, nruculy declare in a m .-
paper interview that Mr. lingers was
ion-en luio re-igning iiecause, a vear
ago, at a puhlic meeting in UbloingO,
he made a nech against imperialism.
The list is lengthening. Here are flvi
ol (lie notable cine : llelill lor olllios-
ing gas iiioiiohiIv, Will lor calling laud
nioiios)iy in account, .mlrews lor hav
ing democratic opinion on the moncv
Uealiou,erron lor bringing plutOOMOy
p. the lest oi Christianity, ami now
RQgafI lor standing by the rleclarainni
ol llidepemlelice. If the time has not
already come, it cannot Ire fur off,
when college educulors will cleurlv un
derstuml Unit if thev wish to 'hold
their chairs they uiust suppreas all
opinion which do not huruionue
with the partisan or sordid interest.- ol
plutocratic college bosses.
Dun's Keview lor the !!th reooris
that business luilures in Mav were
not only the large! ever known
In that WOaUl since such reconls were
made, but of ml months covered
hy these returns only six have shown
a large liabilities.
The optimistic Dai nevertlie
less, that "the report is encouraging. "
Huns' Keview has found "oncourage-un-nt"
III every mould's busiiieaa lor
four years! Hut the muases, though
Way huve found "encoprugeinenl "
palatable, have not alleiidtd upon it.
TIiin speculators' prosperity dies haM.
in me sHH'inuiors paH-r.-; hut it jrt
dying, nevertheless. We have hud no
genuine prosiwrily since the lule 'KO's,
notwitbstaiiding all the whooping up'
and now even the bubble which trade
puiers and adininistratioii organs have
intluled in collapsing.
A lirin .if Hultimore banker, ilain
hlin A Co., solicitor." for the subelitu
tion of liorinun us the deiinK?rutic can
didate for president in place of Hrvan,
bus eiraulaflaad lurge numbers ol busi
iicnn men ami bankers in the south and
east in lioriiian'N Udialf. This uneasy
firm of linuncier." aHilnguos for thus
entering into politM by Having that
while wishing it were otherwiao it is
nevertheless a regrettable fuel that
politic and finance are so iuilitatolubly
connected thut it in impossible to
I mention the one without alluding to
uie oiner.
This in, indeed, both u luct uud re
grettable. Hut ills the (lonnuiih of both
purlieu and not the DryaiiK of any
party, that have made it mi. It i'H
UoiBiaiilam, not Bryan law, thut puts
goyernnient Lnki privale business and
privaUi coueerns iuto government buai
uum. And tlmt u wlml coumcu,
HMHMa with piilitics no
Bryaniim would break
I loo,
indiolubly
the eonnac'
An exceedingly important if not
vital uueation with refereme to the
attitude of the United State toward
the Itrltisb war in South Africa hila
been raised by BdtDUUd II. Smilley, n
rapnbllaan lawyer of Chicago. In mi
open letter to President McKinlev Mr.
Siuullcy remind the president not
only tlmt the llritlah mini-try i
brazenly violating international law in
prOaeCUtiM the war to the point of de
stroying the independence of (he two
republics, but that it is the jirivilege
of the American government , In accor
dance with international law, to enter
a protest. More than Unit, as Mr.
Snuilley points nut, the American gov
ernment, if il allows the annihilation
of thee two republics to proceed with
out rebuke, will become a purtv to a
revolutionary precedent which may
hereafter place every weak stale at the
absolute mercy if unv superior mili
tary power with whicli it becomes cm
broiled in wifr. The American re-'
public itself, should the accident of
war bring defeat upon il, might be
deprived of it independence upon the
basis of the South African precedent
to which it now silently assents.
Louis I. Post in "The Public."
The welcome
At the door from a happy, healthy wife,
is MBMtbitta which the husband looks
forward to all throujh the day's labor.
He may be tired, but his tep lightens
and his face brightens Bfl he qmeketM his
pace to receive tin smiling welcome of
In wife. V hat a
difference in the
home-coming of
the man whose
wile is nervous
and gloomy, hav
ing neither heart
nor strength to be
glad M.inv such
a huiluml has
worked u tran
lonnatioii in his
home-life hy
learning of the
cures performed
b Dr. Pierce's
I .not ite Pri'Hcnp
tiou. It cures
dincaie of the
delicate organs,
builds up the
nerves, induces
reireahing sleep,
and transtorms
the sickly woman
into the happy
helpmeet.
There is no al
cohol in " Favorite Prescription " and it
is absolutclv free from opium, cocaine,
and ull other narcotics.
"Mv w-lls was nick tor over right years, "write
Albert II fullr. Kq . of Alt.imunt. l.rumh C,
Term "She had iltcrim dtnennr ami wan treated
by two phyBU-tati" but got no relief At last I
read In one of your Memorandum Hooks, ulsmi
Or. Pierce's meuiciueB. and we decidisl to try hl
' Fayorin- I'reacrlptlon " I neut to the dntit ntorr
and got one IkjIIU-. und the firal done yavt' riini'
and Bleep Ahe had not slept any for three
nights beinu aure that It would cure her I
sent lot Ave more trottlen an. I when ahe had
takeu the sixtli ls4th- she was anuml .mil well
We Dow have ,i fine buy at our house
FAVOKITE PKEi5CKIITION "
Mas. I WI.'AK WOMEN STKOMI
and sick woni: wca.
THE CITY...
Livery, Feed and
Sale Stables...
CHKIS Sini-SON
Proprietor
Kverylldng Naw. New Horses;
New Hig- Hest ng- aid teiiin
In the city. Boarders given the
lieat attention.
Service any hour of the iii",ht
Telephone No. 70.
French Restaurant
In connection
with....
LaFontaine Hotel
liest Meala in the City.
Open Day and Night.
Qus LaFontaine - Prop.
-SwIUler Bu'ldlng, Main M.
TTTnTrrOiTlMTi 1 ft TT1 n
i 'I t 8.1, t I StJL iJ--.
PRIINTIING
aa
TO THE
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ITo the Harvest Trade.
When in need of.
AND
farmer, or those who intend planting
their garden- or lining spring work of
any kind in this line, you will tlml
nveryt bing in garden noil and seed,
barb w ire, staples, nails, heavy und
shelf hardware of the verv be-l
I la v rorki,
Cable, Axle
Ittitor, West
iial Oylindei
the oaw or
sifs, or fi good BtOVI
Banse for the i k li"1'-
1 1 up Downs, Win;
(iri-iso, Eldorado
Va Bliok lp-
011, 1 'iiii)i iiiii( (by
barrel . I'"'
or (Jteel
. t' tl! Mid
Weueru Edlllim Amnrlrnn AirTir,.
1 nysperlnl nrre.ngstm.nl witll 11,.,""
frs. we r' eiinltl, ,1 1.. . re O'" tmhll.
jnnii eAKHKii, tlm lsnrii,,,. ' , "Rum;,
" eBt.r '3:. ""n
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llmnir .li'im i.'aiim,. ,, ,'. "S'irs. v.
vanciy and liiirst ol tin ,.,,. , lorn
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ollUikliia. ""'"."raciicip
get prices fro in
3
3
quality and tl the lowaal price- at 3C- . g mm i
w. d. Hansford & co. s Taylor, the Hardware Han
Paadiatoa, dr. ,. iE: 721 Ualn Street
New Goods.
And Cheaper
Than Ever..
?iaiiuiua)aaaiiaiaiii)aiaui,u,,iiauaUiutiiauUUuu
ITS FARM FEATUREo.
TTiirilfiilhi
WOO bh Li..
IB.U. ...
nir. II irl leiilt ore. T'imTITTV. i.. ' ""7.
rat unit anrrranriil PratU.
with llliintnttlnna oyaliln n'ri;
01 iiinui' it iiivuitinoin Tit thoae u I,,
TM''iisolf,
u.ltn.
f .r a living" Th !t.,t M,..','?"0"
( nniinerclal Agrlriiltnr,, .,,"
.... .1 . . o, I rn , lien. I.
wiiieli the O. J. FMimi-.u is
unoxsrjlloi!
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THE FAMLYFEAT1IRFS-
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nmili. ISnaalm l'..,,i.i. r iwAJ '
Klmrt Hto.
Um
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nrit.e
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thlaHermrlinrntof a nmrti tuIh,. an.1 i i
eat as BM nf thn Htfcml Fnmliy IWiIl
PoiticiL's,
Carpels.
leticc Curtaini
Wall I'apcr.
I H
I i:
HtoWtquaitMal tor White ,
Standard and Rid edge
Sewing; Machines
J ESSE FAILING 1
Main St., near Undue.
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Insurance
Kire, I. iie, Accident, Piute tilass, eli
Loans
on City and County Property,
Real Estate
Improved and Unimproved City l,,t
Moek Hunches and Wbeut l urins
BEE
J. R. DICKSON.
I..1-1 Dregonian Building.
Crescent
THE MOST POPULAR WHLEL
Men's Wheels
I adies Wheels
Boys' or Girls'
Chainless - -
$25 and $35
$2( and $35
- - - $25
- $60
Another coiisitjmnenl of the $25 and $26
Wheels jus received.
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tin- Independent irarehouae, 1 rurve the iirii'm'
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