East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 20, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI I I . i ii n -in ii in i i. i " saassai i i . .-111...- v i. U - .....f.. I ( inn ,ii j, .'m! Uu liu- U .-nut) nintiiiitii mm ...UNDERWEAR.. Now that cold weather i approach niv. Uw maitT of buying heavier umlerwear will snon lieyin to assert itaelf. Natamlly jnm will want to no when you can get the I-) ftaec (or lha least moiiev : anil evervls.lv kimo. th;.' VI" Mairrtet in the place An assortment unoxi-elle.l and prices out to the tuttum , sales quick Mini profits small. A chance for a gold watch given with every dollar puri-li.tse. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood They are Deserting Mr. Mckinley Two PNm Diapslobci from tht But: Monticello, S. Y George Waller, who way fur cinht year, editor ami pro prietor of the Sullivan (.'unity KerMil liean, tin- official oryan of that party in the county, has decided to support Bryan. In tic- Mnntirello Watchman. Mr. Waller give hi. reason? for refusing to Miprt MoKmley Ha i a irood speaker ami will devote his time from now until election to the taak of show ing that mm - and imperialism mutt he uest roye.1 at the ballot lox if the countrv would thrive. Charleston, W. Va. Joseph Henry. a wealth) .1 "i-rat.ir u In so I iinu j and huninese interests are along the Kanawha river, in Fayette county, wa nominated by tbe rep ublicans for pre i lenlial elector. Hince Ii i nominatioii ' Mr.Beury has taken no part in the cam puikin. ami has made no contribution to the committee. No one, however, I waa prepared fir tin- aiiiiouncenient thai ' he will vote a straight iloun cratn ticket this fall. Mr. t . ... is a large employer of labor and his iiihiience is great. BATl'KDAY. OCTOBr.Il 20, 1WM. NATIONAL lOlKMIl TICKET FOB PklBUDBgT. William J. Bryan. or NEBKAriK A. a fact which rvtagc gotxl la the commonwealth ami to the nation. The independent voter i the eafekiuar.1 of popular government. No party slogan compels him to shout. Me cannot be "whipped" into line He acta rationaliv. or as nearly an as his judgment dictate)-. Him the hoes (can. and the patriot loves. In pro portion as his tribe increases will bet ter things come from this government of, by and for the people. CAMPAIGN OF (iOOD FEBLING. FOB MCK PHEaiDBNT. Adlai E. Stevenson. or Illinois roB PRKaiOKXTIAL ELgrTOB. W. U PIBBCB. of I'matllle. irBLL ST' ART ( Multnouiak J WtltTAKBR or Ik-in on t KKONIK oi wulluoaeah THE WHBAT XAHKFT I'aciric coast farmers are vastly more interested in the Liverpool market and in ship charters than they are in the- outcome of toe presidential elec tion. The price of the wheat raised here is. of course, determined by the price there, leas ocean freighla and commissions. The only argument in favor of the rar Eastern policy pro posed by 1'reaident Mckinley is that it promise, to augment t - m- extent the vain.- of the rereals and other Ins), tuffs produced here on the coast There is no doubt, however, that the continuance of this policy will for a time keep down the pffaM of wbaat tiere, for the reason that it will keep in use for governmental service uiaiiy veasels which otherwise would be em ployed in the commercial trr; iiag trade of the world. The increase in the demand for Ixittoms, caused by the imperial policy of President Mo Km ley and that of i.reat Britain, has. beyond doubt, depreased the price of wheat here by raising wheat charters to an abnormally high figure. Ami the farmer is thus made to bear the lur dan of the waiting until future events shall have corrected the prevailing un favorable condition. ATHENA'S MTEBPIISE. Athena people propose to add a Manufacturing industry to tlie numer ous institution, now thriving in that enterprising town. One manufactur ing plant properly planned, and attViiently managed will do more for Alnesta titan the election of any presi dential candidate who ever was pi ace. I before tlee pjsople. Alliens is gaining a name for .m-r; n..- and "bustle." and is regards! as the heat town of its site in Oregon. It is safe to assert that the country immediately caitigu ous to Athena produces more foodstuff annually than any similar area in the world. Ai the country develops and the population increase. Athena rill develop ami increase- fully as raunlly, for the reason that bai oiti- i are awake to tfieir opportunities. TUB IMDBPBNDBNT VutB. On this page today are printed two brief dispatches from the Kast, which tell of two men prominent in their home localities who have deserted the McKiuley banner, and ranged llmni selves upon the aide of Bryan Iney are printed, not in an attempt to prove that everyone is desert ing Mr. tl. Ko, ley awl will aupport Mr. Bryan, but to slum thai not all the people arc on one aide in this uiulr .vorsy . Io judge from the matter appearing in soiue uewapapara, one w.aild l juatiflad in thinking that all the good asan in the United nun , are going to support Mr. Mutt inlay; that Mr. Bryan will iwi has, ouuugb votea with which to light a lira. The truth ia, people are now aday t large aatent dMeegardiug party liuaa iu their voting. And It ia The campaign of IWOO thus far. has niaolfestatd no tendencies such as were shown iu IN to engender ih-leeling and estrange, friend from friend. Four years ago, foolisii as it was, yet count leas thousands felt a spirit of bitterness ami hostility that left perauinent re sults. It may h- caused h apathy, hut the change is pi meant to those who are broad enough Iu believe that the "other fellow" may U- right, ami that not all the political wisdom of the generation or all the civic excel lence are bound up in one's own party or candidates or policies. It is welcome, indeed, to regarded by a political opponent as something less than a traitor, and it induce a whole some feeling t" think of that opisnuent i- -irn-ti. in.- i--- ia.l than a l.ore thief. A CBBAMY FOB HILTON. The people of Milton propose to es tablish a creamery. Tin- prosieition should meet with eucc.irageinent. It will add vain.- to every com and to every acre of fodder in that vicinity. N A. Davis, cashier of the Milton bank who is always public - irited anil enterprising, is interested in the project, and a ill doubtlese push plans ' to successful execution. It is by im provements such as (hi tha' a town is built up and made strong and indepen dent. Already, the country surround ing Milton and rreewater has developed a great fruit industry. The addition of i a creamery will still further strungthen it and bring better returns to the farmer and dairyman. THB SKABT SgT. To be smart and up to date is tin j feverish ambition of a large part of modern society. It is considered eminently correct to imitate the ex aggerated manners of an alleged "smart set." Who created this smart set or framed for it the code of u n a r 1 1 ten laws, no one knows. Its origin may be imaginarv. hut many crime ma be traced to the privileges of this social specter. The symptoms of its infatuation are unmistakable. It is r- milled iii taking liberties verging on fast ways upon which society has laid a ban, in enlarging on the notion that the ten commandment, are elastic, 1 in going dangerously near the li.en.ed comlijci hi tli .-, i .i-re.l i. . m. t:,. of Morality. It is a false idea all , around, and in live, wholesome societv o the right mrt of fashionable leaders Ho- sismer a decided opinion i created against it the better. If signs of the times ure correct the wind has sat In the right direction. In the lead comes a frank ei position of some oi "The Errors ui t-Miitttv." by Kev. Hradaliu Hamilton in 'the ' Kmart Het for Novemls-r. Nothing i could be more rltting than arraign- meut from this quarter. Power and I force of example a m the hands of social leaders. What thev eondowa, , do the le.-el (r .,f ncial aycophauls. At tin- outset the ..nth of the talk on social failings u lea sariiuaiiai of an error or transgresi WMMUltted by soitletv, not alone guilty parties, nor because It on souiety itself, but owing to Hants? on the million.- who rcwd. Io en. male suclelv s and manners. Often those I resenting the statement are the moat xealou imitators s III v- j 1. 1 imi, nvs in pii mi custom, Kev. Itraddin Hamilton inll fteitt I lion to Ihe riistoin amoiiy yoimg marrinl people of being seem in imblir with nersiiis other than their life partner. WosMfl are in companicd hv other women's hn-liands, or "pre ferably Voiiug 'nice or aged bstelwlort, and husbands hIIIi other men's wives, or young ladies or widow." A cer tain cult of married woman think it is "not the siuart thing" to be seen nn i ar.-cii with a husband. And sleek ing it i. lo relate that their counten ances betray whether the are dutifully laired hv ' their li'gill partner- or whether they are amused hv the hus band of some one else, or one of the ' 'chronic beaux. " Women are accued of being the greatest tran.rr IBM in this Krenchy custom. A storv is related of a Phila delphia man who told n friend that he wits compel oil to partially hoard two or thres irresponsinle men, "round ers," he called them, in order to keep hi wife in a good hunmr. "1 ve got to do it," he remarked, "or .land up against continuous nagging." It is said this complaint voire-- wliat exists In tetany sis-iety home- Keverse con ditions, ami what wife would endure ynun.' wi.tnen gltest invited lor tin avowed purpisc ol Battering her hus band into amiability'.' . Much customs lead to conjugal dir content and diorce. HuH OMd it n otherwi-e. t in' of the blackest slams on American society is the present practice of divorce. Ihvorcv law- wen originally framed in most of the states to protect the poor and unfortunate, b relieve a woman ol tlie support of a worthless, vicious husband, or a inai of a drunken, faithless wife, lti licll'tits Have lieen perverted. Home wrecking Inn become a trivial affair Discontented parties seek divorce as a of their ' ii uit.es, Hrhaw ai- a mean- to gratm sellish ends. Tin om guiltv of blame generally asks for divorce. IniH (m ht ceiil of divorc. .. .i ri prearranged i- startling, that ytl per cent re-marry the verv ernns the gossips fit i.l thev would is still more surprising. Mr II. in. in. m remarks that be is pleased to see that divorcees have not the same footing in ssicietv thev had lie- m i r- .lit' "Their i.i I standing is decidrdlv shaken, their treatment'is doubtful and their movements an1 stimulated fan audacity rather than by confidence An excellent antidote for divorce prearranged and on trivial grounds in this country Is "smitty's snub." The guilty ones do not go ti ciinrcn. and the censure ol the press they mistake for (similarity, hut ns-i-ty's "deadly cut" am! 'frigid bow "'inflict a fata! wound upon even the most braien. " . . MgfffM men are cautioned not 0 send flowers or pay flattering little at tentions to the wive of their friends. Sad it is. hnt ftuiltv thy name is wo man, and only you belong to the weaker sex. for ftJstf head is turned. and your vanity forgets her wisdom. when men flatter It mav not lie the good friend's intention to arouse di- oiiteut in the i ...in of the wife of in- neighbor, hut it is better to avoid even the pretense of evil. Keep clear of mischief, lie wise and discreet. lianihling i. another dangerous evil. Cards, ami chieftv bridge whist, have brought it into the circle of the home. It ha driven young men of high stand i ng to I" pn tligale ami criminal-. Ii erlain private home- the chance caller knows when the card table is nrought out that he will be "done up" bv the "chronic beau " nl tin- In - Another repreheiisibh- custom is tin male "private secretary" for madam and her young lady daughters. He is nut of place and an intrusion ou hum. jrivacy. His intima'e ussitlun gives lim untold inlluence Along with climnic hraux," imdille-agel bachelor triends, the male priale secretary should In- cast from the ihsir of gocsl society maintaining a high moral standard There are ways of enjoying j(e with out sinning against one's self and mankind. The greatest need of sis-iety it the present time is better leadersl ;i leaders who (or the pleasure of enter taining suggest amusements and have sufficient force of character to stand by their ideas ol what is elevating and ennobling, and who will place on a loftier basis the whole body of our goon ociet . Let your head brvp your liamta. Let Gold Ihirft do the work for mi lt ninkea glad tho heart of those who are not happy unless, evervtliini: ia clean. Gold lust is vm mum's bout friend, dirta worat cncuiy. 11 Housework it hard work without Gold Dust." rv wm i U' i . a m x -e- mt : Ease your burdens BY USING GOLD DUST WASHING P0WD1 Take the... w'asliinirti, ! 'V 1 1 av ror CliicKgn sas Pfv Kt. Ht. Hl. Hi i . -.tw I l'orl.. - . "n thr Soans m .'OMI-Isv, W Tt .-.ts.. 'lr.Th...,.?mirsw Krt U". -Ws... m",u ,,w5rL .H.l:ii.,.u.... KjV.7 l "or A , H. sjv w NEW To nd fmn, D.R.&N nir.sT IMS Tims Schsduls From Pendleton. tRRITf raos Fast Ml: ash Lakv. lvnr.-r KorilKsn Mail No Worth omshs. Ksn i Ha :!. m I sas City. St. Louli. - - No Chicago ami Kasi. via' No. s iJl- m Or. iron aiurt Lino !IO.a)p id I "You'd E 3 I Better Hurry I Solid IV.Giis New I quipitieii, Widely Rnqni Jlr-IMlt 11 1' a. H- II Till MHI'M. (JM 'I- ri.ir.1 si al fHYSICMM. - I . ! No. i s:lA a. ai. Wall. Walla. ... a.:-.. siHikau-' rivsi ikiino uii.ii.. iv., a i hieaao ami East, via luu si tiri Norihcrc fan Mai! III i l'):t n: I'ortlari'l ami -i Krauolsco. Ifad Mall tlAa oi I l:LSp at 'i m Oesan Staamtnipi From Portland. For sen Francisco Bvsry fir. dsyt Aa si. Hx Huii'lav SatunUj lu a. at. tour. oia Rivsr Sta.msrj. T.i Astoria an 1 Way LaaiIU(t imp. i 3D p at. Ki sun-la) E i .nil selei-t :i kis ! heater from the car load of stoves just received. We have Air Titflit li.-aters from H.bo up, gjgsj the call H I r -t lyrlit .Ine third saved in fuel. Hloves put up on short notice. UK I 3 3 Taylor, the Hardware Man 1 721 Main Viicct Lv Hn-aria Ually I -Via m Snaka ftlvsr. II.t U.'.ln 1 sally Rlliaris In Lswittou. iw a. m Mixed train leave. Pi-mlleton for WallaWalla tally exretit snuilav iil. m si.1 arilm at 230 p. m. Boat leave. Kaparia lor Le.ision. temporarily. a. atvs, For ful. Informal. nn call or write hi W II HI RI.BI RT. Ucneral PaMrusvr Agent. Iiirt.aml DBSs r. r. w.atkSi Aaont. I'smlieum. logon Hardware Sporting Goods a.U....Ua,aUU.iaUas..l Byers' Best Flour... To make jjoctl hrvat! Us Byers' Uct Flour, it took fun! PRaltUsI at the CIstCMO WatWi Kair. over ull competi tion, and givea excellent sHtialaction whcrt-ver ttietl Kvery sack is Buurantetl We have the best Steam Rolled H..rle . Se-d Rye ami beardless barley. Pendleton Roller Mills ITftN Prop Hrnn. Shrrt-a Ke--. etc a'w. . ... ( (,,.L nl'eio...: ' " ' '" I m v.?f-s? K. W. I in . , hi VIM'KVT 11 n . ..i ..... . r.p -. wi nm .-lamma; Hank oaa. ui DR. 0. I. SMITH melon ssmv. Beat vui .neiinii,. '''"25uia H. 8. BARfnuJ) la Physician and Bulldlni IK. 1. J. M. II.. B,)Ui ..i ""rues, ote . I . . .1 r , i i. i iu i- . lion iilis-k T..i..,h.,.. .. ,':.rT,'t pliiiln- Ms. It : ' UK. W. K. hllllillux orfle. tnmr. PKRKY. Ofim -.UlkMlle nn! il)' an. I niflil. I'll. I.YN'N K. I T.AKE8LR. CUM uil in rv ni- ,),.. . am: dlseasnaf o.p. ( Hotel, ., .,.:.dBrB;s3 UiNTIIU. I.- a 1 . .. a. . . .. . ,' . . ""AS HKNTISI. Of sas ciaou nuilUlll. A. U 1.H.ATIK. II. l. 8. OFFICII ""iinwi. oasailaus It. A. MANN I'KSTIBT. IK , UOB Hi. .i l liver F U ClSSSBII SBW ABCHITKCTS AND lUILSIIS. I HOW , 111 A lii'UITEIT Ijrin -: in .- en- I . nis.ss msssosss ssj .Ms mi duiii.ius. id taa cut m i :nau lor Koodi IT, Jmlil iniiMmi s rVMERICAM PLAN. $.,.(M) per l)a and Upwards l ineat Hole! the Pactflc North wtvat We Lirry a full lat cutlery on Ijirge line of ride aniniuintion. -stnv.ee SJBsj raii;...- lille of the the market. and shotKun Iwciais on A PEEP Into future witild ttiuin a sarldeii h.ijjpy The i'ii.- rm -Pi t gainril ie does not need to l one of these "faults, It-anagreasious. " Bui why ass called "inistakea, mt tare fact that Folly has In her la-eth anil ruus ti w iU. oo ntr.w. 1 In- iraitagrMaw, bin Ihua ol I bavr asaaaaaaaViV ila- isLW aw woman ery ol marriage often results from iiilmetits which maidenly niod eatN kcjH hidden. When doi-tors .ire at last cuiisnlutl tltey frctjutntly fail to help. Thc do not un derstand tlie root srafltf ,.f Iks HewtsSls Dr Pierce's Fa vorite Prcycnje tion has cured in thousands oi cases where doc tors entirely failed 'I hart been a great sufferer trout n ru.il. wrakucaa, " writes Mrs U B Wallas, of Mucaster, CaWfe Co, Teaas " hud (iur tuihirt and HUH tlld M SSI Kuid I .uOercd tlx years, but at last I found relief. 1 fbl lowed your advice and look eight bottles of favorite Hrracrip Iiimi ' aad four of the t. olden Medical Ills covery.' ! uow feel lis;. ms-ic wumnH. -mniren . .n..: W. D. Hansford & Co. Oregon Lumber Yard lal sls..... Lumber, Luth, Hhiaulea, liuiluuiK Pn pet. Tar Paper. Moulding rickets , Lime and Cemcut, Brick and Sand, Saab, and Duuru, Screen Doors Windows, Terra Cottu Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop s Alta St., opp. Court Hi aaaaw?4BaBaBalaa? NSOlae. "ae- ' . .' Jf Afr e BANKS AMD HOallS KHiSl N .' TI.'SAL IIANKUPPDMil uw i aim.:. nuSJi: th xsuerai baiikiu anil l.'1-.sr...i,. irntnlfo aac Ft.ui i-ii. N.. Verk aal pnsnM.s.4 laaNorthwssi lirslu bran si aaav s anu tune. aai.-e euusrossseas si u.i Ausear, rreassM; rlce-preslik-iii . r H Wails, eaU ni.riias.r. aa.l.L.ul i TUB I'KMiI.K TON rUVIJtes 'inn. hi lligasaslBesaLI in- ii.rsii aueesi sa sat i --n r ... is ilhl an-l ilaSls cirsal (. miu i s. atisausa tna as lino. W. J Funnel. StMMK 1 rlcsi prusideni ; I. J Xnrre. aataav r i Ii.- I . 1 luN A I. HANKUFATHl Oresjuu. I'i tervsi uu Dsn i. nn- . xi i.inlisil to. M .MeArllnir v, er : I. a ni Leak ... upas, P. I ... :. Us-.. LANK OK . . as ss i.si.ai ass sat u '.esl Ii i.i I eleSSfSHtNeiSaa stsilsa sal i s hsmsa THE PORTLAND HtJH rtANI), SfKiial sUtes to Eastern Ora,oa p ,,,i for t ligti nU ton.aw.cial travelers - )i Bi .i i , II Portland Headquarter C. BOVVKKS. Maoager Wool for Sale ICE Tliurslay of tie) waak wil! riowi 10 ret'i vo nealwd bid 5- o, 13 and 7, about tli.. 1. ,ii 1..... ... riim;iii Witreipiuno Of itotiiigauj or all hih. '" it Uu- 1 InlrUn (. t a . 500 .sacks, iiuw ttorad in w rw privilegi fMK I Al.Mr.l. i t-alt'U. in -tu ' UMll. Lit ll-Utft' 11 t tltlUx l-it.i.i I-'.. . I.TQ ; lUlii.IllUO llit I 111 fM IMH1 Hall t U1UUIUM in iffltTri K JanetMM, I r.at'tawle . Vill f I -!' 11 1 L J gb 1 1 1 sj III r astssss nawaai 1 T II. A. Hariiuan k k Je1aa.T,J frauJI i.s. 1 . ii, Kiiuert JaasMa a . I'mehatel IN P.HMi-THK K0I.UHVI.V .. rl..-.i .iniiial. lis.--Iu ta m flly Msrelial .ml .111 l eol-i a. Usi- oi leu ilsy- fui usw .Uilaipasa11 1111. ...rr, 1 11, sr. sli-l t.i Hs, 7 .,-.r 1SI1 alssiaiawsi lirsinl mi I.-J 1 nil Ii.n .1 0. I11IST ' las' j l III.AlHkA.,lHr BANKRUPTCT llOtlCI. Iu las Dltlrlsi ' ourniltat t alaai 11,. iMstrlal usagsav In tlif uiall.r nl Kara larras, To lite i-reliliir cf fcrra rarru tli. . .111111. nl I uiallll. asa at - 1 -.... ... .-.inn i- is 11- r.-iv Tr2 Wml r ,r . M. I', iw, . , ..... ... . '!' ' z :, ;r.iirt.iak! Im-IiiUm . A duly .t.ij'nl lUMlllig oil ti ultlt in lh it. lh i-Uv (lrgll ell l JUt U ol III i rftl 1 tus 1 o.(.. n i in iraUsMi ' ,iun if i"i i'al. il Ih 1 1 a. I . .lleUi! W r X.lialaM- law I L-u.lUe- l"ba..S.Kft: Kel.re.ir. 1 BANKBUPTCT IIOTICt J. e. SMITH. Letter Files Cupyiug books and Presirj.s, IjpmrT.ter Paper lUbbon. St. fancy Stationery. I'wib anil Hl'MtA MNtUfjffa HI 1.1 MAX BALK. Hi a Gnu I,, taa DtslrlelCaaitd w9M He lii.iri. i..i j In Ibi in.lis- sf wllllasi " rnul . -.us. T. Uu " "' i--.illkam Wusluli. I'i mIuivmIiI, a Is Notice la lie of Oetulier. A Barn.-' Ba d ih. 1 Iks n.i 1 In-Ill .1 U1V "It Main atruei 10 to .ml) ' sin il. . gives I ...IS. nn rnsl"1 itUkSS 1 rvaOksa.; IW . W .1 . imillO I ,7 a 0 r" ( ' .. . . .nasi Ull III.' HI- .1.... .1 r.-.lllill- I"".' -TT-.S.S a,,L-,nii '',t,LxJkaaa,,, rii.ii"l ssiTaartak ,a ,M"is.' In tin- luslrii ' . .ull a iSslaU" ''TsiiTa-!!:. .SS.6I ""si m.o UAKVI.AU. I lie ill.ui. 1 lu III.' 111. II 1 . . o... ..'.-.Illurs I In .1,.. riilllie Uf 1 111, . I.i ik , Null. oi ml. 1 in. m.... n, ... sw-.j. ----- IJU'5 la'S v. ,-,11 i.k' uf Ul. fTrJSi skS Blegantl; Purnlsbtd. Uum Uutod SIS., alw.,. i'-uroponei Mian, "lo. 1 aoUa hall Iron, tleipot. ample WotMu B ctfnacctluu. i'e - ., ,.,i,.r 1 1 Maastv 1 - " ' ,' isa ton,.- I.-HM. T.V.u.slHHfilP . -.4 fo . 11 1ST P ,s sea . ..all 1 m s s .Ml ,..111.0 ssrii issb. .111 ''.ruviisa. - CALL I. isse. u' e L.ilMH nl-'" sU .1.1. .11 .'.""'7...0eew-. irasj Huuw Rate l'..iuli.iui' w,,a iasl 50c, 75c, 11.18 issa-