...UNDERWEAR...
Now that colli weather i apnraaahtny, the ne
emity of buying heavier Under Mr will MOO
Ix'tliii to MMT1 itself. Niltiinillv Jrou will waul
to (To where you can net the la'st gtaile (or the
leant nionev: ami everylxxlv knows Unit The
Maim la the plav. An assortment uneseelled
anil priees cut to the bottom ; sales qttlei ami
profits Pinal I.
A chance lor (jolil watch pvcn with every dollar purchase.
THE MAGNET CASH STORE
Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood
KK1D.W. NOVEMBKK
l'HX).
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET
fOK PKESIDKNT,
William J. Bryan.
OK NKBKAdKA.
FOK VH K I'UKSIDKNT.
Adlai E. Stevenson.
Or ILLINOIS.
rOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
W . PIIRCC. of I'roalllla.
I "K 1.1 UTI'ARI. l Multmimsb
J. WHITAKXk. n( Bentou
K. KRONRK. o( Multnomah.
WANTED SUBSERVIENT EMPLOYES.
- The Chicairo Union Stockyard." com
pany has deoiileti to employ colored
lalxirer- from the Smth. The manage
ment in (peaking of the movement,
saiil they wanted men who never
truck, who were content with the
waire paid them, and who would vote
ax their employer vote, which, added
the management, they shouhl do.
There in more than a local issue in
thin incident. It concern more peo
ple than the stockyanl company, the
present employe and the proipectivo
ones. Their desire is for men who
will bear their lot patiently, whatever
that lot may be. The stockyards peo
ple are anxiouH to eliminate Ulior
trouble, to adjust matter so as to
avaH all possibility of a strike.
Kven though the employment oi col
ored men from the South promise
disappointment for these manager,
were it likely to prove successful. It
would be a very poor eolation of a, seri
ous problem. Doe it augur well for
the future when powerful coriwration
are preparing to employ men who have
not the restless spirit of progress
which make, them go on to bettor
thing'.' 1'oes it make for tie weal of
the republic to make men forget their
interest sufficiently to work like dumb
brutes and follow the dictate of their
employers on all occasions, taking
their political direction from those
employers'.' It is not argued thai the
employe hould antagonize (heir em
ployers, or should necessarily vote
against the wishes of those einul lyere.
But, when the lalsiring man rests con
tent to be dictated to in his voting, he
has voluntarily placed fetters upon his
own wrists ami bartered his citizen
ship. And the sloek yard experiment
bodes ill, indeed, for the people who
come there to supplant the men now
employed.
SCOTT INVITES POLITICAL MURDER.
Senator Scott, in the Ne York
Thelalore Roosevelt bainUet Molll,
said: "I laalieve in trust. They are
a good thing." No one who has learned
ttie facts any longer doubt that Mr.
bcott spoke these words. This is not
withstanding Senator Scott denied it
the next day. If he said nothing of
that character then why did he before
any one had reported his speech tele
phone lo the Naw York newspaper
trying to suppress any expression of
that character which might be handed
in by the one uewpaermaii who was
present'.'
Senator Scott ha not so much nerve
a Senator llvnmi, who aaid he be
lieved in all good trusts, and who then
aaid later that that was exactly vilial
he did aay. beaatur Scott Drove that
he believes trusts are all right, for he
himself said after the latal New York
banquet that he was connected with
one.
Toe American people might forgive
him had he not said that the Standard
till ...mp.ur, was a good thing, ami
that our prosjierity i baaed upon the
Standard Oil company V oeralious in
a large degree, baying thai, Senator
scott invites litical murder.
Reports of looting in I'ekin and
other Chines.) cities by armies of the
allies indicate that all the advance of
civilization has not borne the race of
man above the standards of the Middle
Age in me respects. ('iiptnlm and
lust still form essential parts of man's
makeup.
A Word was a "prince of good fel
lows" with other people's money. Al
most anyone could earn such a title if
he used enough of cash belonging to
someone' else.
lown east the people are beginuimr
to grow rather tense in regard to
political matters. They are making
ready lor souiu knockdowns and drag
outs. I
A legislature meets in Salem in .fan
nary, and yet nothing i being said
alut the important measure that
should be enacted to improve local
government in Oregon. The national
election ha overshadowed all else,
and yet the action of the state legisla
ture hold greater potentiality of g.sxl
or evil than a presidential contest.
Oregon gets M new congressman.
The new census shows not enough in
crease to entitle the state to another
representative. Two, the present ap
portionment, will remain our represen
tation in congress until another four
years has elapsed.
Now come on the struggle in con
gress over army readjustment. Secre
tary Hoot i prepared to ask for a regu
lar army of from 71,000 to 100,000 men.
which will call forth the bitterest dis
cussion over militarism and imperial
ism. THE KILLING OF ANNA BONA.
Anna Kdnn wa an Indian medicine
woman. She was intrusted with a
knowledge of nature' law, somew hat
higher than that of the average Indian.
Her people expected her to be unfail
ing in her cure and prophecies. Thev
had implicit OOaWWoiiOO in her Us-rior
iwers, ami fully helinv.il that sh
was in touch with the treat Spirit. A
mistake in her conduct was iBPUWiblO,
from the Indian iint of view. She
wa priestess and HMO for them to
follow and obey. In sicklies he w.i-
the ever present guide. In trouble the
law giver, and in death the iluef
mourner, whose wailing drove away
the evil spirit and openeil the gates of
the happy hunting ground for the de
parted. She was clothed by them in a
sort of sacred admiration, and her
"talks" were voices from the invisible
spirit.
Hut in this instance her herbs
ami incantations tailed her. ami the
child she was doctoring died. In the
twinkling of an eye, her siiierior
lamer vaniMie.1 acconliug to the ru
toms of Her people. She had failed to
cure, and was a false prophet. --. an
imposter. a witch, and for practicing
her ir.ui. I- she must die. Tin i tin
Indian law. It is older than any
American tradition. It comes down
through the history of these people,
unwritten, yet unchanged, tor so many
gem-rations that its origin is unknown.
It is stroug in the mind of these
simple folk, a second nature to them,
a sacrci oiingatiou which is never
broken. The Indian medicine man win
fails in hi- cure ,ir prophetic i
doomed to certain death, lie ha as
stinted to 111! u holy office, to take int.
his keeping the whole welfare of his
tribe, and when he IsMrav his utter
heli lenes- in tin- fai i of n.iMr.
laws, no punishment are spared in his
torture ami .h ath.
So Anna Kdna must oav the penalty.
The lather of the dead child is only
executing a law older than our eon
ti Mtiofl i older than our declaration,
older, even, than the Anglo-Saxon
tongue, when he kill the witch who
ha imposed upon her icoplc. Col
umbia lieorge and Toy-Toy are tvi.es of
an age and race and an order of intelli
gence which is passing from view.
They loe their local inisjrtaiice, when
considered iu the light of human his
forv. Their simple emersion oi the
crime is given in implicit faith that
the Indian tradition which ticMM the
witch, will supplant the taw of the
hind. Hack of their innocent story is
seen dimly struggling for utterance and
j ust ilicat ion, the reason for the crime.
In their eyes it is no crime. It is fate.
It is a duty, no leas binding than the
burial of the dead. It is one of the
iron-clad riles of the old age of man,
iassing through the crucible of the
newer age. It is the past struggling
against the tide ol the present.
the Israelites carried their law into
the Kgyptian bondage. "An eye for an
eye and u tooth for a tth" sounded
a harsh in the ears of their master,
a the Indian's brutal custom does in
ours. BotW found strange, unwritten
laws in every country she ens hived.
She tried lo stamp these out. She in
Hided penalties upon the wondering
peoples. ami m all the sever
it.v 01 her law and nicelv
her culture, she never triumphed.
The Scythian mutilated hi person for
relieioii reason. The Goth drank
water from a cup of n human skull.
The Druids in Hrltuin practiced their
g re if tome ntc, In the presence ol the
tiliftering spears of the Ifoimni armies.
And in all countries, among all race
are found then indelible characteris
tics, which time, and torture, and cul
ture and threatened extermination
have failed to destroy.
; jjimt!mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! ! mffl
Stoves
land Ranees.
I Imvr steel Ntttfa It""' It8.0 II?. Ua
iDH stoves Iront I4.OO n Stoves put up 00
short notion, Coll and oxomim
boforn buying.
3
1
my stock
It is a historical parallel w hich has 1
been struck in even age. We look at j
it from a local standpoint and see none
of it strange Importance, We rub
against these people 011 our streets
laugh at their curious manner and
custom and pas them on without
deeper glance at their story. Hut
when we sit at the liar of justice and
see a tribal custom, older than our gov-
eminent, annulled, set Miue, super
ceded and condemned. In the sw ift and
terrible lutt.ee of civilization, we take
a second glance at these wondering j
people. The faith thev have followed;
1111 htm. is alirtu-ii ill if .Mil lit i new . The
law ol 1 1 if i r lathers are nlMU from I
their statute and thev slalM lid pic 1
and mated amid the blinding IpleTI -
practiced in Moses time. I he t hinese
have custom four thousand years
And i it snv wonder that I'endlc
like olden Kgypt, shall say to the
iMimtman "l urMiKe your g.sis ami yi npn Villi IIIIV IITI1CSS "0
follow mine
1 moke only hand sewed harness ami guarantee
piece ol leather. Call ami got my price
I Taylor, the Hardware Man
721 Main Street.
LUMBER YARD.
a n. bi.
w pacific
We arc now ready for business:
near Washington A Columbia
Hiver freight depot with a
general ii"snrtnioiit of IlimboT
direct from our own saw mill,
mid can furnish anything
promptly. Country order in
ear loads shipped direct fm:n
our mill in carload lot at.
correct price, (iive us a call.
KUNS
to
1 n n . 1
To
I'eJKJf)
"KASI,
rOkOOi.
A.C.Shaw&Cj.
W. J. SEWELL, Mgr.
THROLGH
"otoni You want to j?et the best
When you buy Harness
The Best
Ever Brewed.
BERT III' l ! MAN
For the
Baby
The fifty-cent size is just
right for the baby. A little
of it in the bottle three or
four times a day will supply
precisely the fat all thin ba
bies need. If your baby does
not gain in weight as fast as
you would like, try
every
t
i
The result will please you. If
the baby nurses, the mother
should take the emulsion.
It makes the baby's food
richer and more abundant;
only buy the dollar size it's
more economical.
Both mother and child will feel at
once its strengthening, upbuilding
and fat-producing properties.
Al all drufftftM ; $.- in-t fi
SCOTI .v. hlWNK, Chniiu.Nw York.
R A. HARVEY,
Court St., op. Golden K'ule Hotel
The Eastern Oregon Babbitry
The onlv one of any dimensions in Bittern Oft BOO,
is prepared to tiirnish podigtMtl BnlgNUl Hares Irom
well In OWn imported stock such .is Lord Urittati. Yukon.
Sir Styles ami others equally aa good. Oltl ami is to
raisi- only the very bust. Any onn intending to buy will
do well to visit our Kabhitry bflfon pOfChnoIng, Corre.s
ponilence is .solicited.
Nowlin & Faxon, Proprietors.
Byers' Best Flour...
To make (rood bread use Hyers' Hest Flour. It took lust
premium .it the Chtonjn WOTWi 1'inr. ovr .ill OOOapoti
tion, att'i gives excellent saiial'aetioe. wherever used
ftve'y snck is rannnteed We have the lies' Stenn'
Riilled Hurley, Seed Rve ami Beardless Farley
Pendleton Roller Mills
W i HVPRS Pmn
Pendleton
Planing Mill
and Lumber Yard
Dealer in all kinds of
Lumber and Building
Material. lii stuck of
lath, shingles, tar paper,
mouldings, sash and
doors that an guaranteed
not to warp. Estimates
furnished on building
material on short tiotice.
R. F0RSTER, - Proprietor.
ID
u
Golden Inle Dining Room.
Under Management of Richard Lambretch.
Everything Served the market aflords.
Kitchen under supervision oi a French chef.
liatlipiets and suppers lor Indues a specialty .
AMHKICAN PLAN.
$..00 per Day and Upwards
t lneit Hotel
the Pacific
North we!
PILSNER
BEER.
Made from tillered water. Reema
ntondad by phyaioiana. Von nan drink
:il you want of it anil not have the
headache or yet dil ij
Schultz Brewing Co.
Hardware
Sporting Goods
Wa ewn 11 full line of the
U'Ht entiery on Ike market.
Large line of nil., and Nhot(un
ammunition. Nciuis on
stoves and ranxi'M.
W, D. Hansford & Co.
Oregon Lumber Yard
1 ,( KrTTS
I'HIOAOO
n.l all ix.ints K
In.,.,,... 11.1 .
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HO)
TIME SCHIDUli
Tr.l.i I-.-..
11 f. iii .. . . ' ton itui, ..
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no Ui-krla, .-Ml; on r wrtS J7
ton. Uron, oi A B
TTilr.i .n.i u..,A: D.tllil
'"nsti-i:.
JBEl I.S.
Wiehlng to vetlie been bjaatneai
I oflei my entire st.K-k for sule
at rust, oonsistiiiK of
( ariKts, Kiig
Lace and ilk CurteiM
Fortiers.
HrasMand Iron Hedstc:ils.
Cxiuchcs.
Wall Paptrr, Shades,
Sewing Machines.
and other things numerous to
mention. OfcJUMe of a life time to
buy then.' goods cheap .
JESSE FAILING
remlleton, OreKon.
THE PORTLAND
HOHTLA.NI. (IKKUON.
Special Kates to Eaa tern Ore... 1 WaPe vlsltlnK Portland Headouarter.
lor tourist, ami cummc.clel travelers rl. C. IhIvCFks" r
I. umber,
lath.
Shingles,
Kuildmg Pa pel ,
Tar Paper.
Mnuldiugs.
Pickete,
Line ami Cetnenti
lirick and Sand,
Sash and Idm s,
Screen DimmsAi U'indnwH,
Terra Gotta Pije.
Borie & Light, Prop's
Alta St., opp v'ourt linns.-.
POM
Take the.
Washington i
Columbia River
Railway
I or Chi,
HUH
All I AIHIp ir J
-viui unu .n
- weanj
Mort K.ci and pltj
on the bound.
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I I n.r.lln ..I
nwu", i nn 1111 or ulafwi
l nun. ..
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WslU Hsllt. Huh
ATTOHNIYS.
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. i ift . nil n ivAun 1 , . 1 I0KK)
"mi ,. 111 MiviiK. mill BuilJiii.
BBAN A I IIWKI.L, ATTnRNKVf
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T. (i. HAII.K. l.AWYK.i:.
Juilii Hiill.linK. I'1'n.ll..ion
T HUM. I IT(iKltAl.l). ATT0KNKV
L. onu r III AlMK UUoil Wofl
"mi 1. 111 Amoi miiou moot
K. 1). MOY1), ATT0RNIY AT UW.
Uoort C..
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HtlllitlUS
riivsicuH.
DR. W. Q.UCtiA 1
uin hu. v 1 tiK Hans sol
to I'J s. m. ; 1 lei p. n.
ussjai
Wool for Sale
TtmrHday Uuh wuok I will bum tint U.ildoi, Uue
Hotel to rtoeivt- lealed bidi on Lots of Wool No
I, 8 13 and t7, abo.it 500 sacks, now itorad In
in- LimupMitii iit wari'iKiusn. 1 roberve tim
of pnjtMtfng any or all bids.
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Insurance
Kir.i, Ufa, A.i iihint, I'lul.. tilass, etr
Loans
on Oily anil County Progeny,
Keal Estate
privilege
SMITH.
I Karl
I V f1". An wmalila j.ftll.. Nervr I
! '"'"'i stwftlui M'iiiuitoa sit I
" WV.. WV. Ml fl.UV.
I . C. WELLS 4. CO.. usav x
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Also Wholesale Ag -nt for
SCHUTZ
MILWAUKEE
BILK
In bottles), barrels, or cases.
tail up kt m
Telepbooe llll. O
H. K0PITTKE.
Doll Go-carts and
Doll Carriage Sale
POI one week (rOBl NovejQbet ,st to Novei,il,r hth we
anil out entire. i nt i.......: , , .. ' w-
.i- , , , ann uon gocarti al 1
a HI.JVUIIIM ll ill ( I
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minimis
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all. I 111 Hill. uiMiawi , 1
Obu II I. ...r Wulrr aaJM.law.
lull, lift-.
DENTISTS.
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ftVlus Bain Ii...huiiii
llul
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lniiroviil anil I'm mjirovtil City xm'
StiMk Hanchtis ami Wheat Kurms
int.
7is Main St.
's Clover Root Tea
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fnaajMB, liul'sll.n, i,J airKr.1niu.1a of
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looli. holftt (NJ aliaoiula K-iaianuM U all
c. wcllh a co., Linov
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ISfttsavU by Tsluaaa oo.. lnKsui.
Subscribers ssiIIm lot uiaaadus. or
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avail K IL h 1. 1 liknuo
HUN the uel publl.ticra
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wouu bvius iu.l In 11.. wail.
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aavo It asm U ...... sikI aatuiuv all risk ul lite
uiouu 1.. .ur lual 111 11.. mail. II Nil;
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MMflnWE?9Rnaf&HB
OBO OAKVbAU, Pttip.
Elegantly Kuralshed. steam Healed
European Mian.
Meek wei a-hall Iron, depot.
Sample kuou n connection.
Raoaj Rate
SOc, 75c, 91.00
U llie haai WMSUONI..N. Ill 1. nullum you ran
awimi mu li iui 11. .in mi ' piiull.iM'ia' pro
Avtdruaa koikl OHaViUMIAN Ptlil. 00., I'su.lls
Babbitt Metal,
For Sale by the East OregflKbTCo.
SEE
J. R. DICKSON,
Real OaejMaiM Uuiiilim.
THE CITY...
Livery, Feed and
Sale Stables...
CrtWIS diriMSON - Proprietor
Kverythlu(f New. New Horaee;
Nw HUs. Best rigs ami teams
In the city, lloanlers kIvbii th
best attention.
Service any hour of the ui(ht
Telephone Nn.
Transfer and Trucking
Ice Delivered
All Winter.
Warehouse Afta. Mason, Brhnian Co.
TKI.KI'IKlNi: No I.
VAN OkSDALL & ROSS.
fiA TO PV1 IINMKH i ah
VU pula, on alislvsa. walla, or
foi tapliis puioo.ua
I lGVT3JapCra buuitlaa of i.um buudfwd
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