East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 24, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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harvest supplier
ST KK.
some genuine hargaius in
eo to the MAGNET ( ASH
If you want I warm reception and a
deal, the Magnet is the place for you.
A chance for a gold watch with every
purchase.
s(juare
dollar
THE MAGNET CASH STORE
Clements it Wilson. Court and Cottonwood
Home remnrk of tliis port." How inn I
work, Maria, if yon let 1m cliililren
nuiki' h Mitt?"
Wi'll. lion contil the million" of
Marias work with the cliililren Imt'.w-
ng to Unh skirt all Utfodgo bMorjrY
i. aheail for woman,
to tHiint it out to
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Laxa! Mtka, taa taat. par jm rath i.afruaa.
; equity poaaihli'. I'tnler it one county
i nniltr ussepse.1 anil Motlm over as
sessed. I'mntilln i-ontrilmteil to state
I (OMHHM 1 last year $44. -UK). That is
too MMh for IS. 000 to 20.001) people
I to pav for the Iwiu'li t of government
at Salem. Kaeh ronnty sliotil.l have
the lienellt of local option in taxation:
phoulil assess anil tax itself as it" peo-
i pie chotte. Tin- "tittc tnxe- "limilil lo
Irawn from earh county, in proportion
to population, or from tin rini-
tions, or in pome way that ran lie
agreed Uxin If this were ilone tln-r.
would U' tin cause for the lack of con
HaM no injury ilone from uinier
assosiuent or ovor-asessuient in any
county. Then food county jntvnUMMt
woiihl mean something property cntt hi
le aaae-scil at it- tail I cast. valw
which would entail a low rate of taxa
tion, and the property owner would I
enroll rotted to hring his property out
of hilling and live the lltf of an
honest man. The prepent system of
taxation i- a selmol for rascals.
There is a growth of empire and a
1 .. iti men. Mauhpp thrive Imt
on a diet of liherty.
t'oii(re-"inaii Ihdliver I- now smator
Iolliver, (iovernor Shaw, of Iowa, he
niaT refoiiailile for the chancre, Dolli
ver in nut only an ahle man hut a tin
cere man. lie phouhl in- a wer in
the penate.
The been mak f'JO.OUH.OOO of hi ii.-y
annually and man net it. Thox- who
make weal'h in exce- of their own
heed, thup KelieroU'ly provide for the
drone. Since the lieee have little u-
for the honey they make, man proper,
ly taken it for food.
Bayonet rule in the I'hii ippinen may
le followed hv carpetbaK rule. TIiip
1- the moet the McKinley adminintra
tion ofTera the Philippine people. Car
petlaiv rule lucceetieil bayonet rule in
I'orto Rico. Ro one ever auppom-d that
the American people would drive a
Uepemlvnt peofile Iron, the Irving pan
into the lire. Carpetui; rule in worne
than bayonet rule, (i.xl pity a people
tlutt are under the tyranny of either:
Hryan in hi peeche in the present
campaign makee six charyep agaiiiPt
the republii-an party, an follown: It If.
eontrolleil hy the money power, u 1
with KnKland in the war agaiti't the
(South African republic.-; it ip wholly
iiiilriendly to the working claaaea : it
hap Ijevome ari-t.p-r.it u in all prince
pint; it ia in favor of the wealthv few
ayainat the working many, bryan an
prtp the- charge- with eonpiderahle
vtgor and truth.
One of the maxinip of the lat- CoIIip
I. Huntington wa: "Iton't watel
the clock." The man who watche- the
clock while he work- will never ac
compli!, anything. The man who
makep of hip work a taak in never -ui
ceaaful. It in the man who love ilia
work that succeed.-. Mr. Huntington 'p
maxim. "iKin't watch the clock,"
mean- a great ileal to the young man
alartiug out in life.
The American minuter and the
Americaim IU I'eklli have been reaclleil.
The Ainarican army in Pekin ha- ac
cuinpliaheii itp mippion, the object for
which alone it went to China, the only
excuae it can have on the noil of a
foreign power. Therefore, the Ameri
can army should be withdrawn from
('Inna an pouii an the reacued Ameri
can can lie gotten to the coast and on
pnl of a transport. If thin is not
lone, there will Im atill more accumu
lation of evidence that we have eu
lrl upon "a course of empire" and
no man can count the coal ur tell
where it will end.
THE SPHERE OF WOMAN.
The situation in China has entered
upon a new phaae. There an- rumors
of complications at rlhanghai and in
the grtnat valley ol Yang su. which ia
regarded by Kuglaml as her special
estate in reversion of sphere of interest.
Knglish troop have been lauded for
tlic maintenance of order and preven
tion of threatened outbreaks in the
Hhaughai district, but the continental
power are jealous and suspn iou- and
win nurry troop to tin- same point
The danger is probably uxuggerai. d
but the renewal of the talk about tern
loriai acquisition cannot Ian 1. .an-.
anxiety and, if trouble arise, th
United Mates may be drawn into it,
since it is asserted hv those in puuitioii
to know that a "secret alliance" exist
between the government of Vntlt
ham and Queen Victoria.
Tle Kugeue Ouartl aays: "Umatilla
county i-eople are tryiug to escape
their just share of taxation" because
tba aaaaaamunt for this yaar in this
county ahows a decreaac The (iuard is
wrong. The people of the county have
no confidence iu the pnaraut system of
taxation Than) ia uo equality or
It is pathetic to h, ar MaMfl of 1111
iiaual latelliMBCe arguing in aappoii
of womau'p claim la " .ii.ilit " w ith
man. nay a Hearst 'p Chicago Americai
Of course, wiiiaii 1- really man'
siiperior in iniairtaut matter- she i
vantly MBariof monilly, Ip.yond any
ipiention
She din?- the gr. ati-t work in the
world, she given to earth itp thinking
ppulatiuii and provide- everv one ot
th- great men that now civilization
along
Mut otherwise, in the wav of ma
terial accomplishment woman cannot
Im- said to eipial man at present, and
she can no: be said ev.-r to hav. nqoalad
him
Main of the niimt iut.'llgeiit women
demand recognition for woman an
equal or tuprior to man in all ways.
They are deeply hurt if in gentle,
patient reply you' ask them to mention
a female equivalent la a Newt. i.
Archimedes or .Shakeaeare. It annoy
them to tell then, that a million ail
topaies prove fundamentitl differ.,.,
between male and female brains in
favor of the former at least up regards
volume and depth of cerebral convolu
tions. Sometimes, alter you have listened
to a proud, high-spiritedwoman trying
to prove that women would equal men
in material accomplishment if only
they had a chance, you get p.. pad thut
you rind yourself MlpilaJ her out- dig.
ging up IK- Sevignes, lie Hlaels, and
other "great" women who have made
up in brains for what they p-rhup-lack.il
in femininity
No man can live properly unlesp he
desire- to add I., tie ha'iiii ! a--
piring womanhoml We offer to as
piring -vomanhiaal inlay a few remark
that we hope will please her. ami .-an-,
her to ipk forward w ith hope, and
backward with equanimity.
It i neceaaary to bear in mind that
this earth, when man Ml turned loom
upon it, wan really a sort ot desert is
lam! It was a conglomeration ot
swamp, foreatf, desert-all tilled
with wild beasts Kven th- human lad
ings, struggling feebly toward better
days, were not far from the lieasts at
first. They are not verv fur from
them even now
Two kinda of work had to l. MM
The men had to tight, dig, hunt,
drum marshep and munier each other
The women had to supply the men
to do all the working and lighting and
killing
iieasls, wars, fevers killed off the
son of women almost a.- fast a- the)
could bear them Women must supply
the demand for soldiers and worker'
and at the aame time a purplus big
enough t. populate the globe Thus
far she ha put on earth fourteen hun
dred millions of h.-r own kind Unite
an achievement, we should sav. wh.-o
ttie career of a Naiadeon or an AJ.-xa-
der called for a couple of million ol
men extra, or a plague like the black
death, due to man's stunid luck of
cleanliness, wii-cd out Iwo-third- of
Klinqa- . (Pol.le
Men were the material worker- M
course they exi-eeded in material
achievement the women nursing babies
at home.
Hot a hotter day
and we are proud'
her.
WtM men liegiu to wonder what we
shall do when the earth i. fully pei-
pleii. Shall we kill piiriilii" huntcs. or
wnat -.i.i we 1I0.
There will In- no surplus hiibie-.
Nature will arrange that.
For every two human U'iiig- on earth
two new ones will bo bottl.
War will la- aajsMd, ( oinnion wnse
will hare done away with the MM
eaaary Ulnea- which now rolw millinns
of inother.
No woman will have more than two
children. Kducation will In- under
Women will not le "lave to
their babies. They will ! admireil
and thanked ami made happy lie
fore tin- liahie arrive instead of
M hull MMBMsl a- at nrepent.
J The rearing of children will be
simple. Ka.ii woman, instead of devot
ing twenty vear- of her life to child
"lavery. will have practically her
whole life to devote to other things.
She will Is. able to cultivate her mind.
She will have more of a hold on Mr.
Seiii-h Man. and he will have to pay
more attention trj her.
Woman'- hour of full mental de
velopment will arrive with the final
and WMptita population of the gluts-,
j il" I u- MM'l day ol real mental gmwtl
will come after ne -1, all have MUMMl
the (or. . - of nature and learned the
elements of true p.vial pcience.
Kven then we do not anticipate that
repulsive "equality" between men
and women which i- M much prated
about.
The Complete human being i-not a
man nor is it a woman. The complete
human heing i- h man and a woman.
The two make one. Kaeh will con
tribute a share to the tierfection of the
whole. That was the way it was
planned from the beginning, and we
think we could prove it, if thip column
were six feet longer.
Smile and Seller.
That's the motto of many a woman's
life. She MMH the house, receives
friend", entertains eOBpMJT, with a mo.111
in the mouth which is stilled and a smile
011 the lace which U a mask to cover ur
ner nam. Otih
tlioie who note tin
dark ringed eyes,
the line" about
the hps. the occa
sional pallor of
the cheek, know
the real storv
k Such u .men ir,
WM the nio'.
fnajMnl for the
cures periontieil
by the use or Ir
Pierce's I-'avontc
Preavription. Tc
mslla a-id rot to
aufier is wmsthing
wonderful to them.
Women suffering
from female weak
nesa, infl.ituui.i
tion, ulctrac.011 or
the drains that so
weaken the body,
may take " I-'avor
ite Prescription "
with almost abso
lute certimtv of
cure. It's sure to
It's almost sure to heal. It lias
niue'.s -eight per cent, of Hasaa
wii. gave it a fair and 1.
D
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0 01) III)
IHARDWARE
FOR GIRLS.
Walla Walla. Washington.
Fur IsmnlitiL' and day pupil".
Heultbfiil loailion, In beat residence
lrt of city. Pnq.arutorv and academic
departments. I xccptionul advantages
iu .Music and Knglisfi. Imliviilual in
struction for those whoe education
has been irregular.
Health.
AIMS
Character. ScftoiaTSftlp
Culture.
For rataloau" apply to
Hiss Imorcn Rover, Principal.
For all kinds ol
Shell Hardware, Tin, Grai ite, Iron a d Copperwara,
Oils. Axle Grease, Lime, Coal and CeircU
SAVAGE AND WINCHESTER Rilles ad An munition.
A few atU ies of cut nails at 18.00 t keg.
is-cial order" given prompt attention.
BKI
I NORTHERN
I W PACIFIG
KINS
Pj-Uman Sleepinsr
Eteflant Din..... 7 . ts-
Tourist Sk.,:D7?
n. vrs
'KAXh r.. I
To
1 HROIT.H
Oregon Lumber Yard j Taylor, the Hardware Han
buttea
TICKETS
' atVVfaKMWal LVdaaWaaa.
aaaamJP'
LaBBBaW"' V
a. ' . u i
r
help
curetl
o mm It a fair
nil faithful trial.
Mr. if a a:
Ark . write
f . with famj
bantu: o( otlitr
tion I doctor
I took four hut : f i: Pi-rcc .
enpti a. four of In. 1 Golden X
ry ' sn.l iwoTUlt of hi. Hum:
Sick women arc invited tc
Pierce by letter fmt All
ence coni.iUim.il. Addrea
Pierce, BuJlalo, N V.
aSEl LS..
I. n m her.
Lath,
Shinulcs.
Building Paper.
Tar r.iper.
Mouldings.
Pickets
Lime and Cainent,
Brick and Sand,
Sjtsh and Doors,
Screen T)iHiA; WinduWt)
Terra Gotta Pipe.
Borie & Light, Prop's
Alta St., opp. Court House
The Closest Scrutiny
7:i Main 9trtet,
aiiiiiaaiaiUiai.tHiiaiaiauiitii.aiiaaiUiti.aiiiiUiiiir;
v tilt A(iO
WABHINGTOB
PHILADELPBIs
NKW VORK U
MOST(l
and all ,s,its K.ast
'apsn
1 hrmiali 11, knt.
I S. Mill,, alta. I '.' til.) f-k..
soot),
rsh.
....Contractors and Builders
TIME SCHKDULI
Train ieavna kMI " 1
air. n ' " "IHr.Mj.
Knr ftirtli... - 1
.n.l o..w.: ""'niaoon
'all im ,
Wo make a Ipsjolalty ol inside Bnillling, store lixtures
haWing aid eoontoral and olBec ditaraa. nr Mr.
ii o. Koappefl la an asp.fi stair baildar and has had
war. of practical exp.Tience in hardwood Unitbila) and
store and otllco tixlures RaTiOtDWI) iu the ni.'reantile
1. us s for c ars know just what you want and
how you want it.
Jobbing and Repairing....
Bpaalal attention i-tfiven to all kinds of repair work.
So matter how small a pl we will do it quick at a
r.asonalde price and guarantee very Ih-si workmanship
If You Intend to Build
A hiuse or unythiiiK else COOM in and let lis f If. you
our Itfaeja, They may he KOMthint new ami save yon
MM, At any rati- drop in ami talk it over with us us
Wf Br williini to five you the Is-ni'lil of our eXH-rience.
Koeppen Brothers.
Office in Koap pen's I'lui'inacv, formerly Pioneer Ilrn' store.
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Kverv
Day
SPECIAL
Get Your Gun... ..French Restaurant..
lull I IP.IU.II. ...
Third H...I ""rnv,,,",,:'""
OregonShortLi
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TIIK DIUC1 KOI Uarj
Monlana. Utah. olnmrf
unci all Istcrn F2d''
OlTPP . In. I, . nl laa ..
I'NION PA IKK fix Ms ha
OHAKIIKHi-enli I.III... '"tli;
No Change of Car.
PW.Tk.taa.
qwipiMa with
rilerant SUndartl Sleepers
I tne rsev. Ordinary Tcurbt Sletstn
'"I'1"' 1-i'T.ry-nutfet Lars
Splendid Diners meals alacaru
Free Reclining Chair Cars
Comfortable Coaches and .SaMler,
tintlre Train Completely Vsstiha
Knr further iBSoratatlaa appi, 10
AKCIll (I H ,v N . uTrJV,
nn tin- I'lirtlauil.Chiraa
Itie West."
I NAORL,
Irnv I'sap Alt.
142 Thlra St..
'01t,S
'"lAmi
Portland, Orstw.
ATTORNEYS.
aWPtaiiasr
if yoi:r linen and other wushahle j.i--
m.-nt- after they have W-en tliroii.'o
our hand- will only deoeii the ran
rletlon In your mind timt we hav.' the
"know bow," the facilities and the
williiiuness to "do things up" in hiith
class style. Not the least of our
merit- is promptness in delivery vmi
know what it M to wait !
THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY
J. F. Robinion, Prop. Tlephon- 60
D.R.&N
lit.,, season '("'lis Ail'.'. I .
Plenty of Shells ut
II. J. Bt.Umaa'1
Oasfatf Webb sml Main I
I lit PLAOI To AT.
WaSSTS pa. run sel Mine'tloiiii
Qoon
no l.al'otitalnc.
Mrop'letor.
Quick Cab Service
tul I.iVMfy UlCi
fur TV a .pruiif- at Any
HMiiabi Kaivt
KLV1H 'K.i
Depot Stable.
consult Dr.
Dr. k. V.
oman, caring for her children,
I lie her life lor Uhb), deveoi..,
but
aacrin
on earth th.- moral sentiments, slurttd
eucn iteueralion on its career a litth
betler than itn prcdeceaaor. Hhe could
not do all this ami do the material
things aa well. In fact, she could not
even think except on matters very
near lo her cradle, or her affect ion.
Uemeniher that throughout the
world's history it has been the lot of
a vast majority of women toU . on
Simmy caring lor vouiik iiiiauU, or
young children. Kumiliee of twenty
children or even more, have been com
mon. It is probable that th.- woman
from the betiinnini ot our arrival until
now has been the mother of from lifteen
to twenty-live children on an uv.-rafcv.
The dullest mind can see what that
mean.-.
Air-.on- suffering. Kudluas worry
about the children. Constant warfare
against the man's selfish brutality.
How could woiiiuii rear her twenty
children and at the same lima do
other work. How could she keen everv
thought, every effort of her lira in on
her offspring and develop her mind in
other ways at the same time.
dive a man one young child to take
care of for one day ami when you re
turn to him you lii d a semi-imbecile.
half-tearlul creator.-.
In every great man's life you hear
Pendleton
Planing Mill
and Lumber Yard
Dealer in all kinds of
Lumber and BaUtUag
Material Big stock ol
lath, shingles, tar paper,
moulding;, sash ami
tlours that arc ipiarantUL-d
not to warp, Estimates
furnished on building;
material on short notice.
R. FORSTtR. - Proprietor.
Alba Sawmill
Good Lumber
Hoth Rough and Dressed.
Ordurs Prmnjitlv KilM.
J. L. Bisher & Co.,
Al.lt A , OUKOON.
Dinar
roa
Tuna Sohadula
From Psndlalon.
ASHIV
nun
IM Mail. Salt lake Denver. FortTait Mall
N" Worth Omaba Kan So :
:Pa. m. aaa i.liy, St Lnuu.l 7-Jia.
'hi.'a. ami Kaat, via I go. I
A:1 1. iu. Oregon Short Unu. It iiSup.
pokasw Walls Walla. Spokane,! Snok.n.
rlfar Mlnnrai'ill.. si Paul, I Pint.
" l'ulutli. Milwaukee iNo. :
7:ia. ia. chi.-as.. and Kajt, via; isl ni
l, real Sorlhrrn
Vasi Mall Ionian. I and San Fast Mall
::Ja.a. Francisco. ja.
M its p. a. I tgjp a,
am p. ni Oeaan Staamthipj iwipc
From Portland.
For San Francisco
Kvary live dar.
-.am Columbia Rivar itsn p. m.
btailai Staamars. lus.in.i.,
satiinlay I., a.iona ami Way
tea. M. ...... :.i.
UJUMtt. Snake River. l.vU-w.t,;
"ally Pally
I ' a. ni. Klparla to Lswlsuw. ) a. i
Mlaad train leave. Fendleton lor WsllaWalU
tally .Kept suu.lay, alia', p. di aa.t arilv
at l x"i p ni.
For lull inluriuatt.iii . all or writ, to
W M Itl Kl.iit Kf.
tivnvral Fasaaosar Agaui.
.. Fiirllau.l. OreS'in
. F. WaJSSUlY, Again, F.mtlaUiU.
Take the...
Washington &
Columbia River
Railway
r Chicago,
.as City,
I'aul, fM. Is.nis, Kan
Joe, Omuhu, and
ill Points East and South
Portland and point?
on the Sound.
Arrives Monday,, W.nauay ami Frl.tay.al
II Ma. in lua.lay. Iliur- u; - . : aau,,,!.,,
at tta. m. '
beparu .tally escapt Sun.lay at ..in i m
..r liiloriaalniii regar-lmg rale. .. , m
uioOaliou., call ou or addraaa
Wi ADAMS, Ageut.
8. a.CALUKRUBAD.ti pT"""" ,",'"0',
Walla Walla. Wash
Confectioner
Canned Goods. Tobaccos,
W. V. Pickel
ATIIKNA. uV.lf.
f armers Custom Mill
Fred Walters. Proprietor.
' apacity. IM l,arrvl a ilay.
Flour "i. liaiisv.l (or wli.at.
Flour. Mill FSaaa. i hoi.pwt Kod. sic. always
on hand.
EDWARD BREEN'S RESTAURANT.
In rear of
at Weston
Kentucky
i HrMoo
ihsin
Sh t' Ordeni
.Mi 'ids 2(lc
Wool for Sale
A ItTKi; A UAI.KV. A TTOKNKY- r
lw. OBli-e II: s,iii.-. hank IslWisi'
BJU.H A LOWKM,, ATTOUtYi 5
Kinnil II SaSailalaH Blsrl hvc.
ton. or.'xoii
T. (i. HAM.KV
Ju.lil in. I I.
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... i sib. tirnn ij
II ! I'-llM, . ..rsfO'j
a..-. v-Miia- iu aih IKUDII BIOCC.
N. HKKKKI.KV .M I'lllNKVATUI.
i- in ,a4i, laiiDi: HlfCl.
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A. NKWHKKI! Y, ATTORNEY
latw. Kooai IA, AaaoclatlOU aaStala
J A M K.s A. KKK I A OKKICK l.N Jt W
UllOOlUg
PHYSICIANS.
DR. W. ti. COl.i: nKKlCElNPISll
Ion Haviug. Han. nuililing. OfJra asw
to aVsl.il to I p ni. Telophoaa 77.
r . . I N l ' K N' T M ! ilFFH'F Kkil
ol Flu: Nations: Hank OtM MM MM
i lo :i p. m
in. ,
T,il.- ........ .....I. r l if t. .. as.
..- i .j j-k i win ire ui nit ijr h smi li'.i
nam to r tvu Bealw I bidti ou Lots of Wool, No.
Bi Oi '3 ana 17, about 500 sacks, a iw stored in
um indiMiident irarehouM, I ronurvt' the DrivilaM
of rajfMtfng any or all liid-
.1 E- SMITH.
You Can Get
The Celebrated Pilsner Beer
In Iwttles. -lolivereii to any part ol city, at
Sl.SC per ZDoscri.
a Bottletl hv Geo. .1. Pott
A ne. -1 . . : i . . ii
Go Carts and Baby Carriages.
JUST RKCEIYED,
1 V HM.H.
71R .Main St.
1500 Bucks for Sale
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