We must
make room
For our elegant MW line of spring goods
which will soon btKitl to arrive. There
lore J5 per cent discount, On jacltaUi
Collarettes (apes. Skirts, Wrappers.
Baft uraile of OUtiflf flannel 9 vards for
ll.OO, Prices on many other articles cut
in Sqtltl and greater proportions.
See ue for Bargains.
A chance for a gold watch with rverv dollar purchase.
THE MAGNET CASH STORE
Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood
high
MONDAY. JAM AKV U, HK)l
DAILY. WEEKLY .NI
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Bast Orcronlan Publlahiai?
AT-
PFNDI.ETON,
i?rvat i in port :inr that fwrvt-otaV is
anxious to hear evervthinit that ron
corn hitn. If the I'rince of Wales wa
ninthortMl bv his nnrto tomorrow the
worhl would not mis nor nmurn him
.1111 X'.w wow spa per- would i'e III leil
SEM1-WEEKLT with "rot" about bin- A ihttp i
worth more to mankind than the
prince.
Company,
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fru.kl naaiaaraii B'lrtimai la War tVaal "blyil
Daily. Rrtutltfl.it, ai im-h.ii.gt. each tutwctjuati; inaaa
IM, BSC.
Lsatal aaaaaaa, taa toi v. Uaa, ea.h iDterUoa.
I-
After the IBBMirlulbla, far-reaching
admission by Solicitor General Hich
iud that "all tho llltttlOBI in favors
of personal liberty" found In the con
stitution ami ltn .n I- ill lull. in
the thin. DOtblag remains ol the K"v
eminent 'h cane except the narrow con
tention that uniformity of duties and
excite, enjoined upon congress in le:-
iilation for "the UnllM States.'' dps
not extend to territories says tho
Chiea. I ost an administration paper.
. . r ,
o.tnkmwhi.i.i. if.ndw..l, p.o.ii.iiio.tiiji fj,,, basic, the phihmophical fmindation
lion. II. W. Corbettitill thakeit hia
bMil. but he utill ii itriviii)! to tecum
the aenatorihip jutt the MM,
The feitiTe female clerk at Salem ia
vary macli in evidence as in other
vearv. Imt wh" can lilann- tliem !
Pat Crowe is .putted pretty hiith. To
catch him would yield I63.O0U. Moat
of ua would "eat crow" for that BUB.
The picture of Kepreeentative Reader
in the I'ortlaml Dreiconian did not do
that Kcntleinin justice. Ilr. Keeiler is
far from beiiiK u hroken OOVB sport.
Kaatern Ortyou should It represented
in conuvMa in one hoiiae or the other
but it ivn't. Kaatern Oregon is t.H
eaaily aatiade.1. It should demand
what ia due it. If it does not it will
never net it.
Kattern Oregon ahmild have the
BBBBBfBBip, hut since it cannot, it will
protiablv be itfBH the speakership.
Portland BMttltBI are in the habit
of itivinv to Kaatern Ore.'on the thiiiK
that tl.ev do not want.
The luiilature thoald endeavor to
paaa an act that would comre.1 the
artist mi the l'nrtlnn.1 Or.onian to do
Iwtter work. Ru mother would ever
b able In rtcoifio..' Ikt MM alter that
artiit has ".lone" hnu
It doe appear the United natal
supreme court will hold that the con
stitution rJoM follow th.' Maif, and, if
it does, the administration will harldy
hav a lex to stun.l M III policy In
wards Brjtfvi Ki.o Hawaii and the
Hbillppiues.
Poorma'n is the ttatne of a Marion
county legislator win. will vote lor Mr.
Corbatt for United Slate- senator.
Protiablv kN will In- uothiuu in u
name after In- has a chance to vote. At
ieaat ins name is tuKKeative HUd taken
in connection with his vot- it is more
o.
Hie .ta t ork letiialaturr propoaea
to tlx the penallv for kidnaping at
twenty-rive vear-. Firat catcli your
kidnaper, then fix him. Mr. Pat
Crowe is ttill at UtBjpi with J..,iwi in
hia jeans and the urice of f(i3.U00 upon
his brad What is the use ol law when
it aeetun impossible to catch the kiiiK
ol kidnapers. Hut tBBN may he otiiers
win. can la- caught
Coutcreaa inforniN the people of Ore
gon, Washington and Idaho that they
do not need an open Coluuihia river
and (or that reason it does not proioeo
to appropriate any ip'Vernmeut uioiiey
a remove the ftWlMMtiOU to navigu
tiou ats.ve The hallea. This ia tiiu
proper way lor a republican congress to
talk to the people of three great
atatev, two of which helped to make
congreaa republican.
Senator I la lev i- invocation of the
spectre of a foreign wur !.. irigbten
congreaa into passim the army bill
iiiuruaaiiitt our ftandiag army to 00t"
000 lueii at the will ol tin president
juftifies all that the democrats aanl
duriug the campaign against militar
ism aa the louical and ueceaaary accom
plishment ol imperialism. Senator
Sewell admitted tiiat rA.OOO men will
be reonired in the PhilippiiieH aloue
or "aeveral veara to come."
A Ueriuan musician, who followed
the Prince ol Wales around, scared
inn. into seven duck tiiu. ami tiiia
simple act on the part ol this simple
l.eriuan was heralded to the lour corners
of the earth as an attempt to assassin
ate the prince. It is a pity tiiat the
news associations cannot treat anything
that concerns the fuss and leather
brigade with the same common sense
as tiiey use in relating the doings of
ordinary peopie. Ami it is ipueer, in
deed, that a man who has not earned
a penny in his life should be of such
of the government's case, has bM
fatally undermined. Porto Kieo and
the Philippines are no longer regarded
aa "foreign" by the legal representa
tives of the administration For all
purposes except taxation they are ad
mitted to be wi tn in the United States:
"privileged and bound" bv the con-
atitutiou. The one point of different:
the sole .iiiestion lor decision remain
ing, is, therefore, whether the term
"the Daitl! Stataa" in the uniformity
clauae was used in the ordinary.
natural sense, or in tiie ieculiar sense
of "the states united" a sense which
would exclude not only the new terri
tories, but all the old cne..
AMONG TIIE MAUAZINKS.
"(ireat Achievements in Modern
Bridge Building." b hrank W. Skin
ner, assooiate editor ol the Kugineer
ing Kecord. appears in McClure's
magazine for January. While one of
the oldeit of the engineering arts,
bridge building is one of the newest
in the principles and methods which
it follows today, Modern meth.sls of
construct Mil mi with the lirst
metal truss bridge, which was put up
about 1S40. Many of the great bridges
of the world have been built within
the last quarter of a centurv. In Ihii.'l
a bridge with a span of MO feet
was thrown across the Ohio river.
It was a r.-markable feat at the time,
yet today a single span Kin feet in
actual construction has lecn extended
and a number of bridges have been
designed by able builders that have a
pan of nearly J00U feet.
During a single lifetime the art
of bridge building has attained to a
perfection and a final standard, aays
Sir.. Skinner, that is comparable wiih
the progreaa of architecture through
all ii, centuries since the tune of the
pyramid builders. It has reached a
point, however, where it mint await
tiie invention of some new material to
afford it scope for any marked advance.
Improvement in the manufacture of
tool II a great factor in the exten
sion of this branch of construction.
Other materials have been used, but
tone bridges have never extended to
spans of more than IVH) feet. WntsJen
bridges above 20n feet in length and
those of comuined wood and iron have
not exceeded 3U0 feet. Colt is rather
to he a (actor in limiting bridge spans
than mechanical difficulties. Steel
has no competitor aa a material for
great bridges at the present day, ami
even with atcel the cost of construction
increases approximately witli the.
equare of the increase of the span
Fivery bridge is a problem bv itself.
Fach span is a separate engineering
feat. In a popular way tho writer ex
plains some of the difficulties to he
overcome and the problems to ab
solved by the com u tor of the plans
and the builder of u bridge A graphic
account is given of rearing the super
structure in the bice of winds and iI.nmIs.
Thrilling hair-breadth escape- of
workmen recorded, and the story of the
four great bridges at Niagara, is told,
all h means of anecdote and well
selected illustrations.
The lamous Forth bridge in Scotland
boasts of two 1 rim-foot cantilevers,
which are the longeat trussed spans
in the world. Tins gigantic structure
weighs over 30X1,000,1100 pounds, wa
aeven years in building, vost f lb, 1)00.
000 and scores of human lives. Tin
Workmen are interesting factors in
modern bridge building, and their
faithfulness, endurance and daring are
of an heroic order. Only in late years
lias the great increase In construction
caused it to becouie a specialized call
ing, the men being trained to this
particular occupation, and they, as
well as the designers of the structures,
are entitle.) to high rank as engineers.
Nearly all the workmen emplovcl in
replacing the Niagara susiension bridge
were lloating mechanics and latiorers.
unacquainted with bridge work, yet
they did the work well, ho -rfectly
was it planned and so skillfully di
rected. William II. at home, aa a man in
private life, and his personal interest
in the colonies ami commerce of In
nation, and its art and s. iiemes for
education, is the gist of a puper on
"The Kaiser as Seen in tiermanv,"
by Kay Staunard Baker, in the same
magazine. This writer finds tiiat
American ideas of the Herman umperor
are curiously colored by the influence
of comic papers. In fact, he is not a
large man, neither tall nor broad in
the shouldera, but it seems to be the
natural bent of the human mind to
associate majesty witii physical
bigness. "And William, who knows
the psychology of royaltj to tin.
seventh ahading.
this feeling.
Photographers state that when ar
ranging for groups the I. nisei always
manages to Imve bis pictures taken an
that he looms up in impressive dignity
above all the others. Kven in smaller
fiicturea of the cabinet sine the camera
ias been moved so close that the
kaiser's face nearly fills the plate,
giving an impression Of extraordinary
hugeness One thing the photographs
fall to record is a singular sternness of
the face in repose.
"Square, iron jaws, thin, firm lips,
a certain sharpness and leanness of
viHage, a penetrating eye, all speak of
invincible determination, pride and
dignity. Indeed, herein lies the force
of personal majesty, for William, how
ever much one nun smile at hia
passion for royal display, has many
of those splendid attributes of char
acter which would make a man TM!
in any sphere of life, ass The
kaiser is les a great king anil more a
great man. The longer one remains in
(iermany, and the more he learns of
William and his extraordinary II
tivlty. the deeper grows this im
pression.' '
Not long ago an American scientist
attended a reception given by the
kniser in the royal palace, in which
William appeared in robes ol royalty,
preceded by chamberlains hearing the
crown sn.l insignia, Afterward the
professor is said to have remarked:
"1 am a republican to the backbone,
but I believe that if monarchs are nec
essary thev should be monarchs to the
last bit of gold lace, just a William is
kaiser." The story was repeated to
the kaiser, WOO laughed heartily, say
ing: "That is exactly what I believe.
Don Pedro ot Brazil illustrated the
folly of trying to Is- a republican on
the throne."
His people criticise him for talking
too much. He expresses his senti
ments loo frankly to suit the cautious
type .if Herman diplomacy. War any
where in the world excites him greatly.
He cares nothing for social functions
unless they hnve some specific purpose.
His navy and his desire for commer
cial oxpnnsion are his greatest in-
t"re-ts.
' The World ol Oraft," or the realm
of the criminal by .loiiali F'lynt and
Francis Walton, is represented by the
first of a series of papers which will
appear in McClure's during Ik year.
The Kevenge of the Four" is told as
a true atorv of the relations between
politics and plunder, and is illustrated
with drawings from studies ol types
in the rogues' gallery. If a true story
from the "under world," il is but
another proof that truth is as strange
If not stranger than dime-novel fic
tion. No doubt unusual interest will be
aroused in the criminal classes by
revelations audi as these, as the editor
says, iiut it is questionable if they
educate the public taste fur a higher
grade of reading, if they do not sow
dime-novel mischief in the form of
so-called stodiea in sociology. Mr.
Flynt promises to make public the
criminal's aide of how crime might be
suppressed which he incidentally
gained from original sources. The
sooner the iaw-abidinc classes gain
this secret the better.
Cancer
There are
never any ex
ternal signs of
Cancer until
the blood ia
polluted and the system thoroughly con
taminate.! bv this deadly virulent poison.
Then a sore or ulcer appears on some
part of the bo.lv ; it may be small and
harmless looking at tint, but as the can
cerous cells form and are deposited by
the blood near the sore, it increases in
sue anil severity, with sharp shoot in;:
pains. No matter how often the sore is
removed bv the surgeon a knife or flesh
destroying plasters, another comes anil ia
worse. 'Die real disease ia in the blood,
and the treatment mutt begin there. The
poisoned bhsid must be invigorated and
punned, and when this is done canceroun
cells can no longer form and the sure will
heal uaiurallv ..ml permanently.
Mrs. Sarah M Krrslmg,
Ml Whulsor Ave.. Hrittol,
Tcmi . wriies - 11 1 am 41
fears old. nn.l for three
veara had suffered with a
arvr. for", of Cancer 00
mv jaw whleh the doctors
aid wi. lucurable. and
that I could not live more
than li month, laeceut
ed tbnr statement astro,
lad liad ftven up all hope
01 ever being- well again
whan my druaial. know
Ing of mv condition, reewm
men ltd S. : S after tak
tna a few bottlaa the sore
began It heal, tu the surprise of the physicians, 1
D.I 111 ..
MKT
sss
. aa it time madt a complete cure. I have
in llrah. mv aDDetitc laSDlendid. alrcnn
refreshing 111 fact, am enjoying perfect health '
overcomes this de
structive poison anil
removes every vestige
of it from the system,
makes new, rich blood,
strengthen, the laxly and build up the
general health
If you have a suspicious sore, or have in
herited any blood taint, semi for our free
book 011 Cancer, and write to our medical
department for any information or advice
wanted ; we make no charge for this ser
vice. Your letter will receiv; prompt and
careful attention, and will be held in
strictest confidence. .
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Terra Cotta Pipe.
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Farmers Custom Mill
Fred VA altera Propriator.
Capacity, ISO usrrals a day.
riaur va.-haugixi for wliaai.
flour, Mill road, mopped fee l U... always
on band.
Pendleton Ukiah Stage Line
Huston A Carney, Prop's.
I cav. Pendleton every day at 7 o'clock
except Sunday, for Pilot Buck, Nye,
Kidge, Alba ami Ukiah. Uood ac
commodations. Reasonable freight and
IMtasengor rates.
City office at TallmanfA Co's drug
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sample Mn in connection
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because they buy in larftl
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and all Eastern Points
liNim! sMvft.fi ISS ,vor"' rouu-s, via t lie
Cranio a LW ,r ",u
oKANiik leanig Liuea,
No Change of Cars
Sasst0'"1 nilsaay lasalaj. "Utt uu.t ,u
' -in ii.n, with
tjlegant kUndard Sloepcrs
Fine New Ordinary rTcurlat Umtm
Superb Library -Buflet Cars
Splendid Ulnera meals le carte
Free Recllnlnc Chnlr Cnrs
Coml ortable Coaches and Smokers
bntlre Trnln Completely Veatlbuled
Nl leruktl luloruiatlou at.ply u
I I' WAMMLKY
Agent 0. K At N. Co., Pendleton, lir.
Tr.v. Km. ah. Onatsnl
l Third St.. Portland. Orsson.
old b JOHN MRttlDT
The Louvre Saloon
PKNDLKTON . . OKKOON.
Hx-cial Ratal oh carload nn
Telephone 7"
ALLEN BROS.,
Wood and
Transfer..
Orders will Receive Prompt Attention
(lllice rear of Savings Bank.
I'KMH.KTtl.N, . . 0JIKG0N.
HANKS A Ni UHUKHBS.
PI RUT NATIONAL !i. KK ol' PKND1I
Ion. ai.ltai. I7.i.. IraiiM.i-
sen -rat luoikluu ssstasit, Eirkin
rtti.i laaaerapllli tiausfcr. sol.l on CtiCaM,ai
riaatHsaai. An, 1.,.. aud ( niuipai pjia'iU
Hie Norlbwevi Inafi. I'rami uu t kin. lm
and Knr..a- Manas c.iliecliouiou reaMUki
'..-nn, J. , Au. i, i.,ilt-in, M HalJ
Ifo-presldciit : i h Wade, cannier: H.
otii-rna. ) . saaistani cashier. .
THh PNNIIUCTON BAVINM UANB
i'tu. ll.-L.ili.llo-ai.ii t.i.i.nii.l Marctii.
.'.llilla:. t,M'0Ut Inn re.l sllnard on llatt
posits, hacliiiiig. 'juuglil an. t sold tin til
clpal pmiiis. Ntiei lal allouii.c jneu iomi
ttout n I Kuriiiili, i.r.ld.'iu: 1
Tlce-prendeui I I Jlorru. , Uler
HTKHT N A ITt.Al. KAN K OK ATHKXi
Oregon, i.'apiul. ai,ui: mrp. a 1 1"
li,.txll L.ier.ai n N. ,leisall. Ml
I (iir.-iirii nn . .l.u ..v.- eiciiauge. Cllietai
promptly "lt-iii,, I t". HenryC Adaay,!
id.ni; T. J, Kirk, vice-president: I. L a
I u.t raahlari Mia I I barueU. BB.
casnler
THK FA I! M Kit's HAM. OK WftjTO!
Wsston, Orsanit, Dosi isstai ban'-1
bil.lue.r hiclialnte I ;.. ""''"'..Jj
lecllnllr, pmiui.tly uilcii'li-.l In ABIH 1UCJ
oxc.-llcii; ronnllfon, nii,i icrKrrtao 3rT
llivesllgatl.iu . nuiinlllvool re. l'''"1'"';!
otKcers: It Jainssou, pieslsjalj ui,i
Proobsl.l, vif.. pr. sld.-ni ; i M 1'ierte. '"
i ii (.-ill,,,,,. ...... on cK-i.ler J-rn,"
In', a Hsrimau.'ll H loa i I tSri
lira. I r Kiliger. . Roberl Jasss"
I Pep.1.
n l.'.' ... t. tf I.- v . I'll IM
'-!
en .lien in. lice Leave orders nltba-PoW
av t: will. Van Ol-dai: Loa,.
IN I'OI N'lJ 1 III- I OLLpWlWRJ
i n.e.l iiniiaal, have lawa
lily Maislisl. and Will w tmm 1 j
vuiis and 1 1 . , 1rtaS4
one gray bor. about 10 SSM tjniSSBBi
on lell lilp, aeign. aoom '
.llle SnriC. Iliri.un. h.,
Meier oon nglii aud MB "'1
about sw poanu
'""ta'Ur'MV.ll'AT..MAN
il r .Vlrd
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
h.Jba PaBrtct Ceurt of flu ifalaT4aa
the in.irici ni Orofou. unkrar'
In the mallei ill II- - ,,, Hrppoe
Kikesiedllorsof " WZitoE
,n lbs county ol lleeroa tad tltavra.
" NnVnVri.c,.-l,S1.c,..lnV-;t
hoc. ci. A. l, llfJ, III Mid -.V,,,!,,-!,!
duly Mljudloaiotl i;"i.H'i; .7,'",i S
muellng ni lii ervd f". l ES5I,
.lltlce ill the Asocial ' ' VuSlilU eottU
in Ida civ ..i "V"' ;' . ..nn.-...
tirog.in.ui lu.. '.-lock in ' , i, ns
j;sd .lav ..( Jauuari. a p "tlleir ciaua
Uui ertalllor. iua .di.-ie 1 ' uakru(.i;
appoint s iin-ic - ' ' ,, proi'
irsuaacl u Ui bus
.-nine bomro ...id nic n ' ... a. P-'
I. I n, i. Ililida; ei. J"."U, V. .KKAU''
VI,,.i7,erMlaW2U
SEALS! When your
Friends
Notary and
Corporation
;L5( to $n DaHverad
Order of us and save uii'tmy.
Orders for Rubber BtWips
also e.d lei l..-d
KAST OREGON! AN PUB.a) Phone'i
don I
Knock UI V""' Wei"
hear tlieui tlwy Rlsatta
tlx I hih rin . j;
Ua.r Hells. Kit WfSZjM
toriuM am! Vl.or. ols
lor aitwirw '.' , DUatrfC l'""
BvarvDiing In
Maple Br.., rwps
Man. 74 '