East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 29, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textm ...UNDERWEAR... Now that oM wnntlmr is approahim. tin' BB" easily of buying heavier umlarwear will won begin ti asrt itself. Naturally yon will want to go when1 yon can git tin- Ksi irra.lr for the loaat money; ami overylxulv known llirtt Tin' Magnet i. MM nlarv. An assortment unoxrelbil anil price mi to tln Uittoni ; sales quick ami pNn small. A chance for a i?olil watch given with every dollar purchase. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood MONDAY . ih'Touki: , Pim. NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET rOK rKK.xiDKST, William J. Bryan. OK NKIIKASKA. FOR VICK PHK8IDKNT. Adlai E. Stevenson. Or ILLINOIS. FOB PRIWIDENTIAl. ELECTORS. W, M PIERCE, of Imatllla. UELL STUART, ol Multnomah J WlltTAKEI: of Uduii. K klHONKK ol Multnomah HONEY CRISIS IN SWEDEN. The cable told on Thursday of a money crisi threatened in Sweden. An extraordinary scarcity of money, growing more acute for a month, has developed lumcientiv for tlx' tinam-i'M U take cognitann of it. Can it be thai the depression, due every ten year, ha. begun in Knrope? A careful tudy of history reveals that these de- pressions .HViir each .l.ca.l". in.ir.' or less severe. The one which in prostrated industries in the I'nited States hetran in Kurope. Ii caused the (all of tinancial house- which had sWaxI for generations Il took the bread from the laborer's mouth, the fIhs-i from his children's feet. Kveiituallv it manifesteil itself in the western n tin. -i.i being coinchlent with the in cumbency of Mr. Cleveland of the presidency. Ky the law of coinci dence, acknowledged by logicians an of limited application, it wa charged that the depression was due to the policies of Mr. Cleveland. . Suppose, now, that Mr. M.Kinley were re-elected on Nov. ti, anil sup pose the depression which has ap peared in Sweden should lie but a symptom indicating serious tinancial disease throughout the civilixed coun tries as in ltftM, will it be chargeable against Mr. Mckinley's policies? Of course, any fair minded man will argue no such thing, conceding that, if t all, it would lie only in small part due to that cause. Yel, assuming that the republican campaigners are correct in laying the blame ol the 189:1 crasli on Mr. Cleveland, then by just as good logic I the democrat i. cam- igiiers a ltH blame Mr. MaHilllBJ with a depression occurring after his re-election. It would be a case ol the republican party being "hoist by its own jielaril. " HUMAN SOUL LIKE AN ORb AN. forests, lie is, in fact, just like other linen who art' in business, and wh Mind it unprofitable t. incorporate more than a m.idi.'Uin of sentiment in the c induct of business. I The preservation ol lorusts became a vital issue in (isrinanv. The govern ment eventual I v took it up and BOO) ellcd the planting of a tree for every one cut down. This, of course, is not practicable here on the I'acirlc coast mountains. Hut it would Is- practi cable for the federal government to correct the abases now prevailing in the locating of timber lands. It would even Is- sound public policy to make it more difficult Insecure timber lands, o ditticiilt as to prevent the whole sale denudation of the hills. Were the Washington government to enact some such law the problem would Is so I veil. Saturday night, William J, llryan. Data B. Hill and W. BMtfca 0ob' ran pokc from the same platform in Madison Square BMBBM in New York. Here are pafi resent stives of the three forces that have made the stall "f New York doubtful. It was not by acci dent of circumstance these three men were gmui.il in that meeting. It was desigm-d as an object lesson to the country that Ne York democracy is united, and suggests that this is true the countrv over. Kmir years ago Hill remained at home, and by a negative course threw his inlluence against the BMBBtBBMtBt ticket. Coch ran openly came out agunst tin- demo cratic party, and made numerous speeches. Iloth this year have made campaign lours for the regular nom inees and have une.piiv.Hall lent heartv suppir! to Mr. llryan. Senator Scott, the republican chair man of the national speakers' com mittec, has earned the title of "the second Hurchard." He ran up against a New York newspaper man who rep resented a non-partisan nc bureau, and who possessed the confidence of the other newspapermen to an extent that made them Lake his word against the senator's. It was a very iniolitic, but doubtless true, remark, when he saiil : "I believe the trusts are a g.xxl thing.'' The man who hadn't heard of the agricultural implement trust should be oo-t.tniiorarv with thu man who, in recent years, s. the story gin's, got into a rage and started out to tin. I the fellow who iru. itiol Christ. When in formed that the ..vent ocmrrisl over 1UU years ago, he exclaimed: "It's the tirst time I over heard of it." BACTERID AND BUTTER MAKING.' Pfof, W. IS. Conn, in the llrauge .1 mill Farmer writes: i'acteria are friends to the butter maker through their assistance to him in ris-ning cream. RIpMBet) cr.-am gives a larger amount of butler than cream not ripened, it chums BsOM easily and produces better flavored butter, butter mad.' from sweet cream is quite Hat ' in liavor and aroma. A gissl liavor in butter will make a difference oi 'J and ;!c - r imihI and soio.'t lines more, and thi- liavor is result of the is nililrsl itftcr nttttlnifi Hy the second method, :i -t.irlt-r is added to the cream without p'isteilrialion. The butter made Iron! unpaslenried OrMnl seems to be lielter adapbsl to Ameri can taste than the pasienrUed product. To summarire the Maanfl rl uring the proper Imtter llavnrs: The hutlcr maker must insist DpOH OrBBnllBBBB 111 the liarns and dairies which furnish the milk and must be particular in the use of a starter for controlling the riisuiing process. This sturttr may be either a natural or a commercial one, and used either with or without previ ous pasteurisation of the cream. SERVANT iiIRL I'rlUrfLKM. A clergyman on Sunday evening in Pendleton remarked, while preaching, thai the human soul may be likened to an organ, with many stops, which when utilized, brought out the great possibilities of the instrument. It was also pertinently said by him that some .j.-velopei! simph as a men haw but olio slop b. tle-ir organ riK-niug souls, winch i.. n drawn causa.) to come forth the on.' in not. nous n-frain of dollars, dollars, dollars. It is, in fact, the aoug of the age. The higher potential melodies of the soul are drowned today too much in the tierce cry for gold. Commercialism and the materialities resultant from predom inance of tbe money idea are rapidly forcing geuius in other lines into the The cream is placed lor ripening at a wann temperature for 'i hours or lie re liurmg which period the bacteria have BMOMM Very iiunieroUH ami have produced various chemical changes, giving rise to BMBMMBs of special taste and armna. It makes a great difference whether the cream at the outset I- filled with one or another specie. .. liacteria. One class produces Hi., r- which give a high grade of butter, a second class does hot affect ... . . . , 41... ..1...... -..-..I... . . .' '. '.Ill' III. llllll I 1.1. II I 'I I I .... sgrounu. aien wolllil obUiu :.. uiinlea.aiil liavor.. eri..,iH lir.i.!..: .'iillii.. ....! I.i..l.u. .......... I ' wen- lOBsatbUafl liemiles the pursuit of wealth reaardeii as worthy the Ni... teenth century. OENUOATION OF FORESTS. A Mews item says that to furnish the fiuuday edition of one of New York's largest papers it requires the roduct of twenty -seven seres of wood t., make Ui. paper with which to print it en ormous output. At this rate, how long will it Is- In -fore our forests are denuded of their timber? We of the Pacific coast are prone to boast ourselves of u supply of timber so generous as In defy the woodman 'a axe for generations t I ooaae, we are prone to lorget tne ex nance of other timber regions in which the pine and tlr ami spruce have been cut from the hills so assiduously that now no (Ui in page remains. Those same lumbermen have come west. They have parebaaed immense tracts of land and in the aggregate now have m their title the beat of our forests. The liimbarmau is an exceedingly concrete individual wiio proposes to augment his wealth with such rapidity as he is able, and he doesn't iudolge in much sentiment concerning the future of a country deuuded of its lug the quality of the butter. injur- The bacteria present n, greatest milli bar are lb. us- of tin- lirst class. The temperature of ripening, not far from bo degrees, favors the growth of this class, and the results are RCliaBAll ant iaiactory. It is a common ajiaWMRMB ol butter makers, however, that they cannot make uniformly gissl butter at all seasons ni the year. Mutter made in the winter is almost always inferior to that made in June. The . lifter, nee la flavor is largely due to the r I paging which incurs at this time, due to the nreseuce ol different bacteria, or liacteria growing in a different way. To secure more uniform results, the method has I men adopted everywhere to put within the reach of the butter maker tbe means of inoculating his cream with the proper bacteria. The material used lor this purpose is Ballad a starter, and may in- made by growing the right kind of a bacteria in steri lized milk, or bv simply taking a lot of milk from the cleanest dairy that can bo found, keeping il in slerilued vessels and allowing it to sour naturally. s s The practical results o! the simulo method last mentioned are very satis factory, and is the otic most generally adopted. There are two ways of using the slrrters. My one, the cream is uasteurixed ; that is, the cream is heated to a temperature of l.V degrees for the purpose of destroying thu bacteria already present, ami a starter On the servant girl problem, a Chicago I'ost writer says: Social life of servants is u matter of laipOrMUBM to their einplioers rcsiiltiiL' in the suburbs. High wages do not compensate for the loneliness from which they suffer and which often they will not endure even for tin- sake of a beautiful home. Whv should there not be clubs arranged for the maids as well a the in is tresses'.' Co-operation on the pirl of a score of employers to plan for a social gathering at the clubhouse or alternating at I he residences would add to domestic contentment and do away with much friction and dlaoon tent'. Young women iuterestisl in helping others would Hud a lield in establish ing embroidery classes for nursery maids, or giving eioning talks to a gathering of servants from the butler to stable Isiy. when photographs of the last I'.uropean trip might be displayed. ... In the workingmairs suburban town few have leisure or know how to take the initiative. A isipular clergyman or physician may take the lead. A village improvement society is an ex cellent method of interesting all tlMBM regardless ,.( creed, se or age. Child ren may be encouraged to examine conditions of public welfare, the alleys, garbage boxes and refuse in streets. Methodists and Catholics may discuss the water supply and a park around the station. rfMBI or blue ribbons of honorable mention could be awarded to those who kept the neatest back yards Common interest will furnish food for conversation and crowd out triviality and objectionable talk. ... l-.intis country towns neiil still other means to promote social interest. Obi-settlers' clubs, historical societies, Btary -tellers' atala1 Chtiutauiiua classes, singing schools and debatMMJ societies, with young men's I'm and afternoon tea- over the embroidery or quilting frame for the women, keep alive social intercourse. So much for our neigblsirs, but, aftr all, the social life of the homes tie. d- earnest thought. It is the chief factor in maintaining OOP national ideals and ambitions. BSed Quarts at a Time I am nknifo maker and worked for n number of years in the New York knife Co 'a factory at Waldeu, N. V. Kits'. thinK I knew I commenced to bleed from tin-mouth. Sometimes as much a . ,i quart of blood would come up from my I ........ ... l,. Rwn Ion.. I rooirli.il Ho- blood IBU fted OUt. It Wati 111 UIO " " . '" - ''- - - ""a' hill I got so bad, ami thechmcn people told me I had betler make my peace with the Lord and prepare to dio. for 1 would not five till spring. Mj homa doctor couldn't dome nny good, but advised me to get to New York City for cxaminati. n. Thev finally tisik me to nrtd ical college, and H whole lot ol physicians made what they called a diagnosis. Then ra several students looklUS i 0 One professor had n little ivory hammer, and with this lie pounded my chest and held his ear close to listen. After a while the professor lisiked at me solemnly ami dcclaud 'One of your lungs is BbOUl gone and the other is allcitcil. There may be a slim chame for life if you quit otking in I...:., t .......... ' 1 ........ I, llllll Kll 111 I.II1UI 1 . I ...in v . . home, bu didn't improve, i hie d.n I saw nn advertisement Of free samples of Acker's I'nglish Rttni dv for Consumption, MM given away bv our homedrug gists. vValker IC.itou. I go, one ol these bottles, and it relieved mc. ' hen I b'.uglit more of tko regnlai Biaa. and my improvement was continuous, although slow. Mr doctors were astonished and so was I. After dark I hated to spit, because 1 was afraid it might be blood, and I wanted to know for sure. 1 have no fear now. for at last I am a solid man again. Although one lung is gone, the other is a sound as a dollar, ami answers as well as two lungs, so far as I can sec. I want everyone to know lite facts ami that is why 1 tell them here. (Signed) A. il. Simi-ov Acker's Rnnii Remedy is soM m itt dnunrltli saaar n Botttlet Ewsraate that nur morn-v will In-rsfin.lril In .nse ol ralfsre, uc sn.l fi u liultk' In Unit.'l stst.s sn.l Csns.lu. In Kmtlaml. at.. ss Ht.taad4S.al 11. .111A..11.. . nr.... Mi'ir.1110 II It. HooA'A'.' .1' JSii)nliioi, MM Iflft. siil.ii n itlliK K a M'COMAt, PrJUDtaTTOtl. OHM, I I 1 Stoves I cincl RangesM I'M I have stool mngm ifotn Ii8 oo up ing stoves from .noup Stoves put up nn short ROticc, Call and eamiiifl My stock beforn buying. 3 1 3 I Taylor, the Hardware Man NEW LUMBER YARD. We are now ready for business near Washington tv. Columbia Klvor freigbl destt. with a general a"sorlment of lumber ilireel from our own snw mill, and can furnish anything promptly. Country orders In car loads sbipM'.l direct from our mill in carload lots at correct prices. 011 us a cull. fl.C.Shaw&Cj. W J StWELL. Mgr. Hardware Sporting Goods Gridiron if seasonable EVERYBODY'S MAUA7.INK. A new short story bv Koliert Harr, entitled "The Wuard I f Wall Slnel," in I'iverybisly 'l magaiine for Novciulicr, has never Is-en exceeded in its quality oi interest bv anylhin;.' from the eii of thai sipular writer. In its sOBMaM lion of certain Wall stn-et types. It is peculiarly true to life. "Killing Hsu, eniror 01 ( lima, is the title ol an illustrated article which deals with the aafaaMl side of that almost unknown panooaliti and which clearly explains the underlying causes of the einK'ror's leaning towards Western civilir.nl ion and of his evident desire to adopt measures ol sweeping reform in his empire. A story on tramp life, BN titled "A I lead One, is remarkably impressive, while the philosophy of th i-creature of the Under World i. most entertaining. The hardships and dangers to w inch fishermen off "The Hanks" are constantly exposed, are vividly daatritiad bl Captain II. D. Smith of the United Male- revenue cutler service, in an article tittinglv entitled "When lloath linles on the Waters." "A Tale of tl Kield" is a livelv storv interest and, like all the other sixteen stories and articles in this month's issue, il more than well repays the reader for his ten-cent in est meat. Young Girls How csy it is for young firlstogointothe "decline." hey eat less and less, become paler and paler and can harldy drag through the day. They are on the steady down ward course. Iron does them no good; strychnine and bit ters all fail. They need a food that will nourish them better, and a medicine that will cor rect their disease. C: 721 .Main Street i 1 You want to ei the best When you buy Harness - 1 make oiiK hand sowed harm ss ami gu ir.itiln ever) piaCB ol loathur. Call ami gi t my prices. P. A. HARVEY, Court Bt., op. Golden Utile Hotel AMERICAN PLAN. $.1.00 per Day and Upwards X P 1 I I S.. . i i ii.im Motel the Pacific Northwest We carry a full line of the 1 cutlery an the market. Laras 'me of title ami shotgun amainnltioa. Hpaaiali on stov " and ranges. W I). Hansford & Co. Oregon Lumber Yard ....si:i i.s.... LmnbsTi I ath. t hlnfllw . Rullaton Papefi 'J ur Haptti . MottldtnRBi Picket h, Lime and ieinttnti Brick and tteudi Sash nod Dihii s, BctPMII l)irs& Wlndowax Terra Cotta Pijk;. Borie & Light, Prop's Alta St., o). Court Moua FOB ' 4 1 flaC, flJK 1 JUAJXeU PORTLAMD, ORtQON. ii both of these, elegantly and per manently combined. The C od-Liver Oil nuke the blood richer, and this gives better color to the face. The hypophosphites ol lime and soda act as a strong tonic to the nerves. Soon the weight increases, the digestion improves and health returns. Al all dnufftsta t tot. snd Si.oo. SUJTT DOWN., CtciiuM. N.w Yeik. Special Kates to liasurn Oreg . i pe.pls visiting Portland Neadquartei fortourMi ami BBBBBBBMBaal travelers ti q UUWHMS, Maiiagci ; POULTRY ST P PLIES. QranUtd Mom , Bad s. raps, Mica Grit, (Wound Clan Ud Oysl. i Sliclls, International Stock Poods Hay, Grain and Feed. C. Fa COLES WORTHY Insurance Kire, Ufa, Aceldcnt, Plata Ulass, etc. Loans on City and County l'roNrty, Real Estate latprovad and Unimproved City lita' MB k Uaoebsa and W heal Farms REI J. R. DICKSON, Kast Oregon iai i liuilding. NEW LINE To ami from the Doll Sale ui iwiunm Sniiii Tralnt New I qtiipniunt Wide VtftitihukH From Octobtt 34th to Novambti 1 st we Will plant our elilue Inn ul Dolls on sale at a discount of from 20 to 15 per tent. ;7ln Main St. Kliuuire agent O. K. , .. (-,, r B. H. TRUMBI u. fjboi'l, Aoeut, i Third St., Portia), 11 MAX BARM, POSSIBLY You are not wm ul lbs I'uHt time and Superb Service Nn. raaaas by ibu ICE Also W h ilesale Agent for SCULITZ MILWAUKEE HUM In bottles, barrels, or casts. uSiphooe NO. 5 H. KOPITTKE. 1-1- THE NfcvVMI Take tbe Esul Uregooian Daily Hj.os a year by Dsail. Weekly tl SO, aad U.nn- 'Veakly Ba.ou a year Santpb, cpy fice A' Wool for Sale Tliui'Bilay ofetob fffrtk I will bsftt tho Uulden Rllll HoUl to rMeiv wUrd bidi on Lots of Wool No 5, 8, 13 and 17, about 5oo sacks, now itorid in tl..- ndMndnt warohouw, I reserve tliu DrivilatM of rfijMtiog any or nil bidl, . E. SMITH. The Eastern Oregon Babbitry The only one of any .l.inensions , ICstern Ortuon is prepared to frnih p4iiad Belgian Han s Km well known unpolled stock luoh as L.or.l Britian Yukon Sir Styles and others e.p.ally as o,l. Our aim s o raise only the very best. Any one intaarfl ,, do well to visit our Kab'niry helor, purchasing cSwei ponwOM is solicited. Nowlin & Faxon, Proprietors. Phfr0r' 2-DiUy Fast Trains to the Eat-2 .Uj.mi MB 'bo m.irnliis Irsin OUR SPECIALTIES: Puet Time, Throuah Sarvloa. Pull. man Palace Slaapara. Pullman lourlat Sleapera, Pullman Olnere, Library (i.afe) Car and f ree Re- ollnlng Chair Care. Hour, of Om, ,avw, to o114ld chluauo J Tlckeu good" vl s.li Uko Wll) .u.l l)uv,.- , Measial Aawl. lift Tklr4 at, VwUaaa"bVs ' W PACIflG RUNS Elegant I)iiniif? to tea ,n THROUGH TUMXn if. ohioaqo WAMIN(iT()N ' "" ADELPMli NKv y,iKlilA Ki )Ti iv and nil polnu Eaataaa leas ... "Hill. ThriiiiKii lioksti ti, -- nil.. AnilTH'HIl 11.- "..Ml., TIME SCHHOUI S Kiir fllPlltsir t .(...-. i- Uni. Ori...iii, nr .. 1, V.uXftlaaV Thlnl .ml Mrrl s.."i,l.n. 1. 1(1. Take the. Washington & Columbia River Railway r. ni.i. u. . ... ' " ""i. ni. lbbi Baal aim City, Hi. Joe, Omshs, All Points East and Somb Portland and polnu on the Sound. ArrlTw MoikIhti. "iu''...,..i airi..?hJ--SB lN-MrU 'tally oxt epl Hiin.Uy tt, " Mias.i. mi ravBtnUaafl fl nttMUliona, rnLI nn or ml. Inn H. B. OAljtlMHBal), II r i,." Wall W.iu, Wub. Mai 1 Ml tnai ATTORNEYS. ' A UTKl: A KAl.l-Y, ATTUKNKY8 AT law. oiDci-In Sit' nn. Hank BulMlaj. BRAD A I.UWKI.I.. ATTORNBYa At eann. """ni It . IH M B 1 1 1 III 0OC Ion, ort-K'Mi T. i. HAIIsKY, I.AWVKIl. OKFK'K IK JMMll I'M N . I 1 1 1 1 I I Ml, tip T HUH. PITXUKKAIJ). ATTllHNKY AT ODIi i' 111 A.m., union Block. N. IIKHK KI.KY. AT'FoRNKV AT UW. onii i. In A Kioiin 11.111 Hloek. K. D. B0Y1), ATTUUMKY AT LAW. ui Court Bt. JAM ICS A. KMC, I AW OKKIl'SINJODI) Hull. llllll PHYSILIANS. Pit. W . Q. 11. ..K HH'lt'K PKMI1J Uiu i line Bant unll.linf. OBn kttn, M '. IJ s. ui. ; 1 to .'. p 111. Tlpksa.n. K. W. VIM KN I M I' OI'KII'KKKAK ol Kum National Hank otlnv kssnMull s. m. ; I Ui ;l i. ni. UK. 0. .1 SMITH. OKK101 OVKRPIOI illuinii HauiiK liank li'li'prosr U, a dolus- lelt'ohuui' : II. QAKKIRI.ll B. 1. H0MK PATH I'liytlclau su.l mitsvou. UBur JaSe Hull.llus Pit. I). J. M l . VI' I. ItooM 17, AHUIX'U nun bhH'k. TsltpliiHHi Mi rti4asw aa- pbaaai Ibbi ii DR. W. K. I'KKHY. officii IK sOM I. ..II. II.. m i S.lluUl. BtUl 0B1. iioiiri., 'l.n tad ulslll. UR. LYNN K. HI AKKHI.KK, CRROIM .ml il.TV.lll. .Ilacax'- .111 1 1 1 - ol " Opp. Hotel, ear. V ut aii.l Mam su. BBBB ton. nr.- 1 UKNTISTS. K. A. VAUUHAN, UKNTWT. MM lu JuJil Uullillug. A. I,. BKATIK, I '. 11 8. OKKIOROVKR Ha.IUBaa.uk. Uu ..luiiulauirail. it, HTaW, ukntIbi ikajmbbV tioll 111... k ov.'i 1 11 ' :...ion'aot. ARUHITRCTS ANP BUIIBMS. t! V. HOWARD AKllHITKOT sJIP.jS: . a iil.b. avud rvlUU la' I I II P 1MI1 III UABsaua u,"r"" ...b Jliua lor I tins- IB tl" CUT ' niMini ii, JU'i'i wMiiaaiBtaj. 1 MAY. l.'ONTRAtyrU..AH BUlldel Kalliu.1. liirinaU.-'luusll BBBtSj Ulwiur. i.iii.iit .lk- -I'."' 1 .11 U' I. 11 .1 IL ""- lsr BANKS ANI BIOKIIS. HKS1 NAIIONAI. 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II- Sat ll SII.MW. .....U A , & t o. or wtlU vn -j W YOU WANT A good livery Ml' J5Baj you waiitacal.nlRMf7 know. Wit'll I there. Depot Stab BI.VIN 1,'KAIU Piuprl.Uii French Restaurant. aeek kll 1' ,":" ,lklli Wlioro YOU . an iav .IIUIU. Una Ual-oiilaluc. Hrear'