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

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    Shoe Wear. Shoe Comfort
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A chance for a poid watch given
THE MAGNET
Clements & Wilson.
Tin i:si)AY. N iVEMBEB
THANKSGIVING D A V
American hare only two deatinctiva
holidays Thankag'vng day and the
L .1. - I T I . i . " .. . -
.ear I ami UM reat. hare com- to IT
by tradition. The Fourth of Julv haa
leen our one .iay in thr ye.,- f..r
, , ..m,.. viiii.iuwp nun
hnrrah and "swell-up." but
that it is no longer popular av
the ilevlaration 's theory of liw 1
ent of tiie goerne.l. " the dav
noa
hold
pMbahly Im-nmr ont o: nbeoieteuea
and desueinde. I'.ut Ttvaaakgirmg day
is left u. when we cat. m., urn Iwause
we have lr.ppssi tne meaning of onr
other national holiday, in our desire to
build up an empire and m ithur
republic.
out
Thanksgiving wa intendeil for a da',
of solemn MaaaanW, it anything th.t
tiie race can d. can lie consider e.'.
anlenin. u this day we an- not
pectod t bluster and brag : hnl to be
a devout atal -rions as is poaeibie for
a big uatiou which is always i o a
huivy and that doe not ewn take tinu-
eat. We are es-te.: to u tt
rul Ui fomethiug and for soniet .ing
and, if we are not, we are evi,' entlv
onapprei-iative ami angraterol.
nince imu riianskgiving na
national holiday. That year i
tirst time a president of the '
blate iatued a pr. vlamatioi,
mending that the laat Tharsday
tieen a
r the
'tilted
re. um
of No
ay of
custom
veinoer lie uDservei A4 a C
national Thanks-giving. Th
obtain, and in sunshine and in storm,
in peace ami in war. in g. Jnr. MM and
in hard time, as our ship t at ate has
annually rounded a permi of -ather
Time with not a strip,; usm. nv.- a sur
missing, the chie: ma'.'iscnate of earth 'a
mightiest nation haa reewmn lendec'
that the many niiJijoi,. ak.o datil
under Um g hi of die "tiag; of tf, v
fre-," shall yivo viiank on lliu: irti -cular
day.
No doubt i many th rwurmicr -of
a gkaMl a.uiUMi festival day seem to "be
but a tr lie subject of couimeml. Yet
the mere riiggestiati of a hoh iay.
sharaa in by ?5.0M'.uui nf Amercaiis
bring- un more r'-asiur ror congratu
lation than can find room in Uie lirjlai
of a newipar article.
The nnderiyimi idea of the year's
Thanksgiving may M summed up in
the statement that nowh'sreelas g the
world and at no time in dtr history of
tlie world lia ttiu '.ubi of human
happiuer been so gre: ,t as it i MM g
the eiple of the I':.,!,,! ut p.i;
Thai I- enough to M (,,r tu-ank. not
only on one day Uut on all U M days of
the year. We iJt n frv e and in
dependent and favored w ith nearly
every condit: on winch make lite
worth M ag. Not all of us are
bleated b'jt ih. few that are not and
are kimwr. Hboiii,, . reiuei iioered '
There re some tilings sn t going on
a they might, home mistake- in
.iticahave km m...,. nh- raattM- LSSSLS
whict, have not as yet bate felt. There trv m years there is none wi...
It lime evaii to corrsiot tlieae They I ,M aroused greater affection and laa
ere pmbablv made m an honest effort j erence than the late Hlillipa lir.ik
to do better and we caa be relies! u,.n j ' uff "SgSTVi
to meet anvf adveraitjr wb ich may lol-lcufut'. eci.ing wielded a potent in
loa them and pront be liM m, for itill tine nee up to the time ol his deatn.
sweat are the uses mi ad versltv. We and ins last Thaukrgivinv serinoii,
MM. the P,.,ud privHee Ml hMMata,- g 'ilTt'Z
a we chi.ise and accordi. ig the sari,,-
privilege i.. our le'.lnwa. We still
.!.. -r. t. tne virti ,e ,.f free tm . h .
We recogmxu toe ntreiigth ot diversity
of opinion Tttia simply a,Uowa our
intellect is o ao i.iear. ordar. We can
ven disagree with our fellows and
till reepeet them . This is a national
virtue waiab. should be fostovod. We
have our share -of vi; and wrot'g and
shame and eriine, but tins
merely
ie . ii.- that wr have our share of the
ilia of the, lltuh We do not live in
Utupia. Tins ii not ine milleuitini.
In apiM of oi r triala aud trihula
Uons, in spite; of our iaclinatiun to
worsliip at tlsa shrine of the "tioideu
Calf" and ih Almighty Jfollar we ar.
growing a I rou ger nigg.-r ami better
We slip ant stumble,, hnt liberty ad
vance. Th e defeats! of juatice help
the iiual ti lumph uf justice. Wrong
and i-rinie do no' im h-sm Humanity
ami Irrotl .erhiaai are uitluaucvs th".
gain in V'tency i-or ali our folliea,
we ltd 1 gain in wisdom, "ml
knots led: ; is diffused. All the sprmgr
of actioii, all the nustives, impulsex,
miergiei aud convictions uf our great
tiaiiitrv uml oi its people Mad tohigb,
ami to bettor things.
The. American year is made up of
Mix Otankagivuig days, aud To lay is
but Umj sumiuit ut in, -in ail, amillier
inlltt-toiie of tliankfuliiriJBi in a Iree
asuile n onward mar. I
That's what run want and that
is what rou get when yon huy
yntir shoe at The Bagaad Wa
tuy direct from tin- laruet shoe
hnnsv in thr world, tin- Hamil
ton Brown Shoe company. Cheap
in price, high in (unl it v . exact
flt. OBsM wotii, MtW forsaken.
Tr them.
with every dollar purchase.
CASH STORE
Court and Cottonwood
There is a movement BBJ MOt tl
hicag,' M maki Um VWUMM of
the alt) o; Onoigo mm Uh aauiity n
0)k in one. or in more legal pbrae.
i' make the city and .unity MMMH in -MM
ami HhMMl M that tin-'bur. iff.
government ntav 1 de.reael anil lh
benatits incrsJ.
OREGON'S FIRST THANKSGIVING
- 1 rwi." 'lie , rI MX" ' -ivn"ii r urn
laMla UIIUW. Julill WHllMBM. Iiwrrl
' the first Thanksgiving proclamation lor
"rvg.i:.. Tim-. wa-tit-anv aii.i. ntnr;.
x . . , ., .i.
ago, ve, mat governor nuiy seer, al
most dailv on the street,- ! Kugeiie.
from which ulao . tlieii .. hain'e: th,
nnx-lamatiri a- isiie'. .b-teii I.
Kee,l writ" entertainingly of the
proclamation, and the events elattl ha
about the ame. in the Sunday ire
goniail of Novembiw 2ft:
' The obsvrvaiio of VtMakaglviag
wa instittitnl in tarego,, within alatraa
ruontiis after the admission of the
state into the union. oi alBMMl t:
. ear- Ti da -el ui ar .i-
' thuredav . Iseceml-er .. Tie- pn . i.inia
tion was i!ueii hy .lutm Won.
the first governor ol IBO tate at the
. reipiest of 7. pkNMM women of Hregot.
City. A copy of Uie proclamation, the
Oriufe! ever isned bv an OrvaKM gOV
ernor, la now in the poaaaaaion of (seo.
H. Hinie. secretary of the OragOO His
torical n'iety. It reads a lotlOWat
" 'Be it known that, in eBBfotmlty
, witii the wislie- of BMBJ citiieue M
j Oregon, I do anpoint ami set apart
Tliursday. iin ggsji day ol Daaannar,
HUM, a a day to I kept tor pa bill
thanksgiving and to i ,dervn:
througnoiit tiie state in such a manner
M the gid i it He ti - thereof MM BaaB
miMt appropriate. nei, uniler my
lis lid. at Ktlgene I'ity, this titi day 1 :
lseceniner. ISAm.
" JOHN WHiTKAKKK.
i iiivernor. "
a a
"The prcclamatlon evoke,! consider
able comment ami criticism Nome of
the newspapers declared that the peo
ple had little a nothing to Ih thankful
for. 0 thM I called to mind the happj
Tiiunk-g ving of Naw Bnglaad, and
reconi mended a strict obavrvance nf
Iha day. Tiie Oregon City AffBg,
et Md W. U AdaaM. wistied it nn
iataMad that the prielaniatioi. wa
issue,! at Iha reipteat of the ladie, ot
Oregon I'itv. The Pottkiad We.-Kl
Oregon mn. etilteil bv I. J. DffMi
ti"K the statement .i- ,' .oeii f the
governor's desir, l" mease, and aon
dered to whom tin deiit for the
pri clamatioii a- dm t' tin- ' ..i
of uregoii City, at whme UsaavtaaH)
it aM isaued. or to the governor.
"A -o n-., i n th, pun: nig H'ler-
tdou was not preaaad. ami Tbaangjlv
;jig day, laftf. was pretty generally
haerved. In 1'ortland store wen
:losel and haaiaaM arai- entire,;. MM
pen, Jed. Nervire- were i.e..; in .1 tin
gMMaaaa, and, u. propor:ion to popala
.noi. more ,arg"i attended tnan ari
itiiilar devotions ui the pre-eiit IIm
.MKiahility. of th,- genuine, old-tasn
MMMti kind, M a fealtnre. nut that
Maadljr diapoaltion whMh daflti a.
viliagwe grow into citiea, was hi com
mon in tln"e dav- tha: eililors I -
'miasetl it n it:, a word
" 'limner- -r- e.n.-e. ai.o l.g -s, ;
Editor Iiryer wrote. 'In the ataalttgi
reunion was held in tiie .Vetri poiM
hotel, and the time wa paed to the
satisfaction of ali. exo-m grumhlant
who are never satisfied. Thanks to t:ie
governor ami the ladies of (Jregun
City' Long may they live!'"
PHILLIPS BROOKS 'oi, THAN KIGIVJNQ.
,. r l)1,iJ,u)lr,i ri,is that hi word-
are still vital though BM
h ilshe,! lorever.
voice I-
The teat of tbie truly inspired and
ii.spiriug call to optimista is fouini in
(ieueais i., Ml "And !nl a evey.
thing that he bad made, and. be bold,
it aas very g...l." Thus the Iieity
liimflf justiliei- the aptlMiat who I
eehoe- the thought mat tiie aorld and!
In,- are verv ..i u. -mi.- of sin. ror-.
,j,,w ami d.noiiraKement Thi idea ia
could he
sitppurietj, to,;,
hnman affair-
I v everv h
. Nothing
PIMPLES
PREVENTED BV
(utiGwg
TiW
Tfca astsa afl acti ve sk in purifying and twaa-
MfgUSg soap, as well as purealaudaaeesast,
fofwil i, Uslh.aud aaaan. Iisuiksaal
YXtn caiuas of bad cosnplosioos, past, rough
bands, tailing bair, and buhr Mamishra,
u , Ike cjuggad, imialeil, uillaui'-d, "VSSM
.,rka., or sluggiiB J'oaas.
iw ei a.
Mat a a MM, I
. U. s. a
more misleading than to ascribe it. as
the pessimist dOM, to tenus-rnmeiit
alone, heoane il is. lmse.1 upon liet.
not VMM la-rsonulity. Admitting that
innumerable wrong -till MM, the
preacher emphasised his fOh t hy say
ing: "What an- the thing that are grow
j ing greater great-'r in the world today
: than at any time U'foreV The MIMe of
j responsibility and the ,on,;.
wmng, 1 defy h man to put hi finger
I upon any page of hisory. when it was
L I Ml III than It 1" loony ,na, man nw
n,ethli,g to do with his hrethren and
that they are hi lilVtlllW. Ye. It he-
loam to MtioM. Mo. Nq nut ion dan
act today in rablitnc selflshnesa. No
man dare Bat today a if he didn't care
for any lsly behind himself."
Thi'N' i Mi contesting the general
truth of the,- assertions a ragjatdl
either nation or individuals The
greatest .er tlarr nl art with cyn
ical contempt of blMnMttOMl upintoB.
If they resort to war tlu niake elab
orate plea to show tliat they are in
the right. TnoOgil we hear nvoti of
Ikja powible partition of China, ther.
has Iwn a great advance for the
better sinc- tin- partition of Poland,
The MMqlMtta of Nnpn?on and the
trailes of the Holy alliance would With
be out of the a Mlotl in this age.
And the Mtblk ss'iitiment ol each
country affect the ritixen a interna
tional enriment daw the nation. If
we have not reached the idea', of fair
InatMBl of one BMOthw there is le
of individual and class opprwon than
oxer. Kilty ears ago the condition
f Um sweat-shop worker wa the tpa
ilition of million who have ince
teii Ml fnVt from a slavery that was
.i)n, : ,i mt'oerai'o- a- :i.at tin-
THANKSGIVIiG HYMN.
vv v prsv as 1
Thst earlli i
uai in cj"
The old proverb: "To be at peace
prepare for war," is the BBBBBl ot the
Jarger part of hie s su-crssei. whether
o: nations or individuals
The difference between the healthy,
happv mother who haj healthy children
to nunc and nouxuh. and the weak,
nervous mother, with a weakling chud,
M tm -stly a difference of preparation
The great preparative for motherhood
it Dr. Pierce s havonte Prescription. It
tranquilitee the nerve, encourages the
appetite and induces refreshing sleep.
It gives the mother strength to give her
child. It imparts elasticity and strength
to the organs of mater-.;- au that the
baby's advent is practically poinlesa.
"1 takr picssur ic wntinr Ml t-- let rati
Baow itvssf Tur Pavwte J-resriptnc - ssv.
Mr E h Pn.S o Hrtsrslflrg Measrd Co
m Bo yt- " Mr srU hs.t ucs arsrlv til
ber Ufc aad after trjria mniSu; I coald
Uuak C I ouar op mr mtji to try PavortM
KrncTirtioc J scat to Cnietro aad got su
botUu. wbich my wttr took., s ubWspuMiu;
Hirer times s day eoti! Ikr tah came fttajc
Mt better slit t tasinjr tb Brst ' r t . c sail whea
baby was bora be asajlie. Bin sad s half
pouwU To-day be t su moetbs eld sad
Miiht tweary twe pcauids H- u a, goo! a
chU. as aay ro eoold wtsb. The doctor savs
be si as bsaltliy as airy baby could be. tad Slav
Um doctor amy. year BaTonte f-mcnplun
was the cause at such s hea.t.V. oaby I Mt
I owed y-oo th.. math tor the good yea did
my wtie ai' Bvelf I hope rou will metili r.
Uus to caber- who may be is need oi
aad to,; ma. refer ibem to me as J
glad ir tell cl lb good of mis i
t neip
wild be
Dr Pierce's Con-.n. t. ri:.- Me !;ca'
Adviser, in paper covers, u sent Irt, on
receipt of 21 one -cent (tamps to pay
axpeuse of "filing only. Addrcas Lrr.
B. V. Pierce, fiuoalu, N Y.
Equal to any
in the world.
Dll CIICD
BOTTLED
BFa' I BBBMBBB"7
BEER.
VBBWEBYM OW BOTTMMQ.
Highly rrs-oiiuimiided I., fauniy trade
K'.-rs bottla fit 1 1 v gaatMUaad .
c t s a it . r
Schultz Brewing Co.
I C Er
Alau Wbuiaaalc Agant lor
IGHafTI
MILWAi Kl l
KB
in bottles, barrels or caa(.
Call up
1 clephune
H. KOPITTKL,
"Carve dem
Turkevs
1 have a eompUte line
th.a: will inrpriM you.
purchase a set anil von
Thanksgiving turkey.
Taylor, the Hardware Man
:i Main
. ri ,. .
Paciiic Fraternal Keliet
win v on ahsmU
im lU knr- n l
1 !-
Tabl
. 'liilS-
Mnnrlttv
WILLIAM H. STIIcEV,
Go-d Contrar.U to
Golden Kule Dining Room,
Indcr Niar ajfincnl Ol Rll hard Lainhrrc hts
Everything Servcii the market affords.
Kitchen un ier supervision of a French chef.
Ii.imjuttts ami sr.pjo.tr mr lodffi I Ipeeialty.
, ., . i i i i i i , asanas asasu i . - .
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
C f XOHLEft, Pr
t I" i "i'
y firrt Oass
f U e:t,
Ct,
Cor. Court and Johnson Streets, PENDLETON. OWEGON
You want to get the best
VYhen you buv Harness
I make onl liand
piece of leather
sewed
C...
P. A. HARVEY,
Court Bin op. Golcten Htile H
Wool for Sale
Tl, 11 eu1 t nl-ua,.!, .......1- T
s MaiBaay wtsavH v. cda 1
nam to reoeiva geahra bidi on Lots of Wool. No.
5. 8. 13 ad 7. about 500 sacks, row ttorad in
uie independent wureuuube. 1 rewerve tlie
uf rejecting any or all bids.
Bers' Best
To malice boo,'. I -enH
To mage goori I read gajg
Kaaiaiiaui a. iuc V. nji g-
tion. and gives eace!lmt Mtt.aia ttcn whc.ever uv.d"
nVM?, -A "Knntted. We have t.ic bam Kteam
ulreu oariry, BMBfl Kye
Pendleton Roller Mills
w.
S. BYEKW, Prop.
CHICKENS.
Now j6 when Bad Meal Makei Bms, Bom Baal
aid. digestion, Eg Food& keep them bi
C. F. CQLESWOLrTHV
P. uliry Supplies.
BABBITT MKT a I
The
Latest and
Greatest
mem
Whit,
Victory
i
3
of carvers, with pricei
Examine my lint and
,,n Mtn li' enioy that
a
r:
1
Street.
i
rt
c . . Mown. . -H. 'Wi:
ociet. cimwim ptrattaai
anths iii
(si-lil. I I ,'l'lial Re
to nK H' HUS' I " UM
limn a win aa
nhinln lh" lama bf
. i ii raai i gj
3ENERAL AGENT C0 EASTERN 0KEC;0N
AN3 tVAM NCnS OEN01.ET0'. OREGON
R iiaolf Aganta
baXDwM
i ii
am! fuanUMV
prices
fvcrv
itf 1
...III 1 .
win iitt at UV VaQ
I
..
I
J. E. SVIITM.
Flour
Xl ... .. . ,,.
,
aea
Byers best Flout, n took
Vt, urifi v F..,r .,ee .11 .1
and Hea-.'.less Bu'i
ley .
Hrun whort I ta H.
etc
shell,
-althv.
Mit.a Grit
- w a a
H.. r.eU; a
Jtcu
.
nun gi inniiiH . uaa
IMIOI-mI
nlan irri,.r. a,
at Uie. Kaaii Oram.
a1 ... ,...,...
Tb our friends:
Will! I -f'w s, M w ii. vi- i" "
VI". . ...
i,r, .. i . , , ' ' hi- nn' wiin the uiglieat r.-i ignition at iu-
roouiiiiW . ?S;,, ftv,n "wfctl UiaGOtal) MEDAL. Wlm"
that r ,r !Z, T ' !JO,'l'oii, the w.,rld met in ,.-uuietition with all
uisrunce of rl , ul",J'r"i:r and improvement , vmi will eoinpreheud tiie im
the While ti i'" "; a'"' y"" " 'roaa-live purchaser ol
rem sat, on .. v"r.',.',:t of "" "'Martial jury eoiiip,,aed of eiporU of higheat
-,.! Vi ,.r. " " om:iui.ive ami reiiuirea no nupuortiug argu-
r.!u!,L' L i, a. wMA "" w"r,,, SnowB ao long, aad with the
.ot.tr, I Jin ,, s,.u VI , , a . ... ,1.-
:::;;::r.,'r,:,;i much.of
- ...... a.,,, nuiy Hulislv vuiir
Yours
Jesse
Are you a Member?
The following are some of the
Union Mutual Aid Society
01 Portland, Orogon.
K. Is. Kemingion, Wmhiirn, Ore
John K. latthrop. remlleton. Ore.
Stephen Ilelhock, Oervais, Ore., Sov. ..,
Ilerln-rt llaxter, Dayton, Ore.. Nov. j.irU
These claims were mnl the same day proof wa
Costs 4 a year.
Payi Itj per week in case of sickness or .ccidtnt
Chas A. Fraz er. I .im, . ,, , r ,, ,,,, Pondlatoi, r
As to Prescriptions
Ull. I
I'll
Dft.
i iirne
io
,uavtoOaT -W-MM..
wlief nlivsieiuti" rei onimeiii) you to ' ,,h,.n blaekl
nave IhaM 1 niiounded by um, what
doe- that mean'.' Siniidv the certaintv 1 1 K, ) I II r
on Ibair part that you will get exaetly
what ppaaorlhad the right inanlHy
and the right quality, wiiieli It even
in. ire iinirtant. Hnt we go (iirthtr
than that, for we take honct pfjde in
our ikill in compounding.
BROCK & MoGOMAS
W. b.
' n
Off
on
DKUGGIH1 B
I'orner Main ami Court ma
PvittdJeton.
NEW
LUMBER YARD.
Wl are now rendv frit hMJhMM
Mat Washington etc Columbia
K '.er freight ilnit with a
gBiiaral asaortMaan of Isnbat
"iri from our own saw mill,
and can furnish anything
promptly. Conntry orders in
i ar loads shiiie,l direct from
our mill in carload lots at
lorreet irie. QaMJ M a call.
A, C. Shaw & Co.
W J. SE WELL, Mgr
A Man Slips Up
J I Ji
4
A. B,
au !
ell .fn
A. I o I
nTTtT
on 11 ewrv time that he lakes his
I'leil EbU ! (JstOaJIff aork outside of the DoBMMii
i...'.t to I,. UOII4 up III 1111,11. ,I1UI
"tiretl fea-ling" alealiug over him
ahei. In iiotw the differi-no- in the ea
Ui:ifit r r itnn tm-iuiimij iti'Mf ni'ian,
la. I i L. al..l I . gls.iall.
in vil.K'K vuiir .men ih returned lv tli
THE DOMESTIC LAUKRDK
1, F. Roomton. Proo. Telepnone 6C
Oregcn Lumber Yard
aaatl- aLaaaa.
Lumber,
I. nth.
ShjiaKlefe,
builcnaf Puper.
1 ai ltper.
Pickets,
lime and ( nieut,
Ht ick and hand,
Sa-h and Dtsors,
Scrct n DootvJi Windows,
Terra (tta Pipe.
O: . r. ' - n V
ourie a L,igiii, rrup
Alta St., opp. Court Hou
V"' l'1""'."! Iliformution that lie
. - . . .
hut adinitte,! to be
lyK,
we are colifideiit
of
iiumi
macting sowing requiremeiil
trulv
Failing, Ageiit.
aaa
recent cl
'fsuidh.
Nov. 21
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