East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 13, 1901, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextBRING IN THE BABIES DllflBU the year 1901 will give away, ab aohitcK tree, to every bain bom in I'ma tilla county, its first pair of shoes TtMM are handsome welt Via Kid, worth 75c. a pair. There are no conditions except that you present the baby This oflct holds cood for the entire year. Brine i" the babies THE MAGNET CASH STORC Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood their faith anil love, and at first in I small companies, but DOW In itreat, throngs i-nate to ie. " Thorns Watson of t.ei rsi. haa written a stnrv of the lifa nl Thonia .luron. of Virginia, and among . lot if nthor :'iol thing has tin to m: "Unilor the N iryinia law no j slat owner eonld free hi slave with ! out sending then out of the gtaVta Mr. Jefferson wishnl to repeal this! law. PollowiBf the habit which had marked him at aehool ami which he never discarded. he put forward another mar. to test the ice. The i victim choaen tor this particular raerific wa OdIomI Uirhard Uland J and he rvadily agreed to offer the hill J which 'fleron had drawn. The col j onel was a gnilelets philosopher. MM of the ohlest. ahleal. and moat H I specteil mwnbtn of the house. out his grnr hn;r did not shield ;iim from ' tln tt'irm. The slave owner feO I I upon him in hiner wrath, ri v-t hita j with oratorical bolts, riddled him 1 with abate, tn-atei! him with tha greatest ,xr.onal indignity , ami damned bis bill with virtuous j unanimity Jefferson. as cornier of the resolution, caught onoiieb n' the pmmhnraiit to reconcile hint' thoroughly to his position 111 the rear. TREASURER POTTER VIGOROUS AT 82 .'Aged Bank Official Writes a Long, Grateful Letter to Proprietors of Paine s Celery tompouna. BR Kick w feast (Qxssmxd Kdgar Wilson Nye. Bill, was once on n the state of Minnesota better known lecture tour A delay of 2- as in WEDNESDAY. Ki:HKl Al Man. inaapraaa o iww ninwi'sw m ' hour at a railway junction seems t.. ttatiag "I maaj health raaatta against) be responsible for the following hit of tli.im It is n.iar I .,. mi np cl.r that literatara: "1 am writing this at av aanaaataalaaa will uot find the DAILY. WEEKLY A.VI SDlI-V.Tr.KLT r ihi- Ofstsioataap ruMUfcinc rtKMafRCIa, AT Company, OK EC ON. IT i.asKTilfi: . a . - uu. . fjsakCMnvon x (Wwr a - LHk . astl. by bu 6 -atr sat' . W iimf . rva. wtisxrifsuM . PH ;vf TW PM c til sxallt "at iswisrtjpsi . . os sr La car. mswj' "if"' my . . .'. AC-TSITtSlSO lATKi (D..T H AJ.IfSMBNfc' healtliK-r regions of the world barred agaiaat them. Ample sauitariunit . i properly located, are icon to take the pla.es of the hotels, access to which they nave lieen denirt). and the new order of things nromie to be a great j improvement over the DM, The tir' "n-umptne sanitarium was establish! in Austria and it has achieved r.otalde success. Oermanv imitation hotel where IM Natal fork. if, i called the Fifth Avenue hotel, j for the same reason that the fond parent of a white eyed, two I egg.,' freak of nature lovs name hi men tally diluted ana Napolson. and for the same reason that a prominent horse owner in Illinois last year socked my nann mi a tall, hurkskin colored rnlt. tha Old nt ree.mtle BM mentally or I physically, a toll that did not kaofJ si ough to go around a hart- win- t I h r sought tt sift himself through it Oh aria.. ta.r aar att W UM ir.- m (SS. itU. T wr ana" . .. O-e-tffltu.Wi K .H..).pfritrtlwak . i ft t.tisiii. tiT.s'- r snu o.er-ra..ta:. -i m Was IMS. in.. a..T sr.ii MiaM.iM. u sr iKfcrt .. tm Ut him ii I m. tm T it. hi ii if SsWS-WssUf Cl!TsSll'lliiiiMMI'- 3 ffsgty. ' ii pm Mwa,ft. ssc i an' n f& . mil ii as tsa Mai ; s. aaah MMasuam. f ' r.w. no gr.iv tl is n mi 1 I ,ili .i .....,, i.i i,. .), nanif.: his wav-Licked wigwam1 -'Austr.;,, eaperimc.,,,. e..,.,.i,m,l ! - :m 1'?. lSX ha- kva atrophied bets made up of ' nains and counterpanes. The dcoris' full of hole where lecks hav hfvn wrenched off t. !: the coroner in. I-at nigh: 1 could imagine that I was in tne act of meeting i r.uu!ly . the fanmns people who tried in sleep here, wlm in aaad through the night UM died waiting for the dawn." R CAENIGIB HAS HJNEY. Andrew Carnegie expects t. give; a gret manv nn 1 1 ions ot money before he d.e H -pate his great fortune hr g slag la public libraries and schools ami organs to communities that love music, lie announces he will give nothing to churches, or to anything tnal if under the control of the church. lie is a pronounced foe of sectarianism and he does not intend to do anything to en-' run rage it. Probably if Mr. Carnegie knew Hal needs of the Pendleton public iibrarv lie woo nl give It mone enough to provide it a boilding. The library in : Peadleton has an income of more than W a year now . and rvv more a year could be guaranteed it Witt this Income I10.U00 asigiit be drawn from Mr. Carnegie's generous hand, aa it were it would do a world of good. A Carnegie library in Pendleton oald dt a work that would reach the people : uf a great section. If the matter was properly preteuted to Mr. Carneigv it j might be fruitful. Then again Mr. Carnegie help the people of Pendleton to 1 S I similar sanitariums Ithia her botd 5:er. Massachmett- follosred the Euro pean 'sample and Nea V.irk was quick to profit by the lesson. A little later a sanitarium was establislieil near Philadelphia, ami no the legislature of Minnesota lias under coiiiideration a bill setting apart a tract of landNor a sanitarium and appropriating : for the buildings and .V.0 0 annuallv : j: i .-t.it xivi e- Tiii' g'.xsl work is to go on, and the dre.n! disease will sal haVsaUkiaTad la real' such a harvest of vici.ms 'tbe old way" permitted. NOTE AND COMMENT Askeii by the Saturday Evening Pot ! fur an art'ile on public t vaking.Kena tr Beveridgi MM! And the com I mon peoiile he-urd Him gladlv for He : taught them as line l aving an- : thiiritv Mhich These sentences renal the ver j heart of effective speaking. Consider, i! fr.in. the hums..; view point alone the "on id Man was the prince of aaaakatt. He alone has delivered a somewhat i perfect address, the Ntrn.on on the Congressman Cushmai.'s causti.' utterances on tne Columbia Mount. The twi. other speeche tha river bar recall- a question asjaa asked approach it are Paul's apt.eal to the by Jerry Kimpson of a Southern legis-' Athenians on Mars Hill and the lator. sTsM wanteil an appropriation speech of i.braham Lincoln ;U tiettys for the mouth o' a stream called Fish-j burg. ing creek: "May I ask the honorable ' "It is a remarkable tiling that there gentieruau a question'." said the is neither wit nor humor in any of inquisitive Jam. "Certainly sir, " the immortal speeches that have fallen was the reply. If the water dcepi from tha Hps of man. To find a joke enough on the bar at tiie month of . in Weoiter would it- an offense. The Eishinc creek b enable the tier, to get only things winch luger'll wrote iver the bar without lightering?" which will live are his oration at his Jerrv's question adde! somewhat to ! brother's grave and his fanioii. 'The the fame of that gentleman as a ha-, past ritv-s la-fore me like a dream.' morist. and aiso killed the appropria tion for Fishing creek. Mark Twain thus refers to an insti tution of recent growth in some east ern citiea. "The iHiuguters of the Koyal Crown there's an American ideal tor you '. (.tod knows what specialised form of insanity it repre sents, it isn't softening of the brain niu cannot exist There are noae eligible but ; tne American descend snts of Charles might i 11 How the fancy products of that , oni uareui sun uuiu up. provide theaiselves with a better Pen-1 dletonacademv. This is an excellent SgtigyliJt ro,i, ' I now with that at the time ot our nr: achoo! aa it u haa a good income 0n.u, j lT'sfl die losei, some strange sometoiug Uao f.yjls a year is sell mulattos of fortune, say bamuel E. ai.u is growing bat it nasUIonett in the siatuMay hrenuig Post: "In li tne tourtn city in the i lined btates was Charleston. South Carie sustaining no buildings lit for a school. Mr uaraegi migbt bmvsm saoney tor ,inil nofJ jt js ,,xl .,.lw.,lti:. The huildiugs. The matter should he pttfa seventh was r-a.em. Mass.. now the arlv nreaented to him. and his one hundred and tenth. Tiuire ere efficient mind would sooti grasp the aitaation and decide. Mr. Carneige can do aa much good with a little money only six cilia I not even a i Allegbeiuee had a place or the census i roll. If you bad spoken of Chicago. aa in auv other place on i the well informed American of those - , i , i 1 1 - auuiu in. l nave oeen ai a Oh. yes, he would have said, you taean the portage where the Indians earn tneir canoee from Lake Michigan to the Illinois river.' in Peudieti'i God's fuoutcui PsadleUii. people are not inclined to dwpwad upon others, Out upon them salves, and Mr. Carneige is u clioed to hsip thoae who do not kstt theaselvas. He doe not throw away his money. His scotch keenness and shrewdness are a bulwark agamst be ing imposed upon, hence a deserving proposition like the one that Pendietoi. can present to him is likely to be favoaatly reeaived. Why- would it not be a food tdea lor the matter li be plaaad before Mr. Carnegie ire the worst that could follow would be a refusal and that even would uot dis courage or lesaei. Pendleton's ability u dune Tte East (iregoiiian see an Andrew Carnegie institution or two in Pendleton, and it even would like to see a big man Ilka Mr. Car negie in a live little Western n.wn like Pendleton. The two togetoer would not look bad, ami they would must probably like one auother, aa the became acquainted. If words happen to fall under Mr nettle's eyee we do not expect turn to throw aside his affairs to come to see us, hut if he dosa we promise him a right royal welcome and a "Hoot man" good time, but if he doe not coma, we will uot be disappointed. He could write us a letter and he need not euch.se a stamp for a reply. We have a stamp. lin. in either of these prMluctions of , this genius of jesters is there a trace lot wit. There is not a tunny sally in all Burke's speeches. Lincoln's tiettys- burg address, his first and second inaugural, his speech i ginning the , Douglas campaign and his Cooper i Union address in New York are. par i hap the only utterances uf his that ' will endure. Vet this greatest of storv ! .i i X' J 1 J lenerr amie .i.yii. uin nut auu.u or ften a thing that does no j Mmgr Mr , , deliverance. with story or any form of humor. "1 think the best speech I ever heard for obedience to the rules of art was an address of about ten minute. hy a voting Salvation Army officer on the streets of Chicago. I was jest passing the grout as he stepped into the circle that always surround these noiay hut sincere enthusiasts. lis took off his hat and in a very low, and perfectly natural voice, speaking exact lv as though he was having acon- ! versalion with Ins most conhdeatia: I friend, he began: 'You will admit. . mv friends, that human happiness is ii over MAW population, the problem of human life. And from viliatt- west of the this striking sentence be ppceedeil b another equally moving, showing o! course, that happiness could not I secured by traveling any of the usual roads, but only the straight and narrow path which the Master had marked out. It was a simple as it was sin cere. And it was aa conversational as it was quiet. Before he had finished his audience had gathered inb Itself every pedestrian who passed during his discourse, business man. pro fessional man, working man or what not. " "He was never in a position to need manner- until lie was in a position to do vsithojt them." said Talleyrand once when frankly expressing hi opinion of his royal master "Now, I H...M. ia Ta M&, ,wl aL. if .. hail unt I ..... . . . , 1 1 . . r, m An old pailosopaer, being once justice ...would have been hange. long . ,.wba. . or " - ' ' I - -' ' .' t lint vat ti.r tlia ..I.I no! at a ' Against this somewhat sour bit of pailosuphy, Eugene Fields valentine to hi wife, written after years of married life, is north quoting : You anas lair aad swsst sad lead.-. bear lulls blus-sTSd swsatlisart saios As wban a callon routh aa-1 ilsuas 1 XKigiit to be your ValsnllDs M. Tuiuilla, Feb. 1U, l. . opinion uf his great prime minuter A tourist idly wandering through continental Europe arrived one day at the village of Oberammergau and wilnessad tb- presentation of the : i . : -i i . l. : belD herself a she ha Isruw ! r",0n piay . 01 wnici. ii' mw ssfss neip tiersell, as she has always ,.,..,.,,, . The day is . me never to i IM forgotten, a great audience of 4UUU would like to people is aasesnbled from all the great nation. Over tha bnxea of the amphitheater the ensign of Huasia, au( within several members uf the royal house. Eight and a half hour spent drinking iu bible scene . ... .....l,.. .Ii.l .11 the old taataananl laeideeiU. in song (children for croup, coughs and I. U-luiiienl- .in'! tlie For 50 Years mothers have been giving theii 0IHU1NK HUMANITY -l.iineiit- anil the breteuLalc.i of the last dav- of Christ. Nature t...-t. i.l i.-.! ...iu. reinarkalue b uche to :ne Car ! repeseiitatiuu of the play, a tfah of igntmng from mountain to mountain altove ttte beads of the performer, and loud thunder as the Christ was raised BM the ernes, ami strange coincidence, a vicious hailstorm pelted the head of Judas all through one of his long agonising speech of remorse. What ha i ame.1 the name .. i Ustrimin irgau oat of thi mountain valley to the four corner of the world? What haa made it a source of revenue b great railway linea aad steamship com panies" What brought the rude peasant here this dav. and members i of a royal court" What force poors out growing better men : a tide of gold SO.UOO per week into broader and bigger, the tap of these mountains? What IJIitven IU13 Ulifliiv liuo. imauc uj caul- aim srutl ll 'III' no- niviaiuir of all lauds aad makes it a part of hidory? A story of humble faith in Christ accounts for it all. A pestilence oroke out among tbeae peasants early in tke seventeenth cento, the rude phyaicfans euuld not stay it. They prayad earnestly for real and present Imlp, and Ihoir iiravern acre answered. They vowed to perpetuate the memory of this good news tu them and the memorial took the baui of what is known a the paaaion play. They have kept that vow, llm world heard of The world U are growing beutimeiitality is living and genuine charity is increasing. We do not weep so much a we used to, but we do more for those who are in need of our service and who can be assisted An evidence that along with the material iam of the age in which live there baa been a steadiest dovolop ment ol genuine humanity, is lo be seen in the rapidity with which sani tariusna lor consumptives are being sbliahed since first the alarm over colds ShiloITs Consumption Cure Mothers have you Shiloh in the house at all times? Do you know just where you can find it if you need it quickly if your little one is gasping and choking with croup? If you haven't it get a bottle. It will save your child's life. "Sklask arTS carat! my baby ol croap. cuasks 4 colds. I Wvoai ki aa a,laHl it. MRS J. B. MARTIN. Hiuuvilk, Ala MMlob' Coasnaupllwu Car la sold bj all druggist at aac. aa. m.oo a n..ui. a pflutd lasraalaa iimi With ar UUlc If row srs sat MtUAsd go la your Oruagial a ll-1 gt your money baVSat. Wnra fur iliatnld kak mm ' Bai C. Wcus Cv.,LVay.n V Kighty-two years old. and free from a.'has, pains and feebleness ' The last ten years nf his life the healthiest he has known. And furty-flve years u life spun for moat peojile of hard work and re sponsibility a- a bank WllissT and treasurer to look lock upon. For the past ten years Mr. Potter lias never known a day of serious sick ness. Previous o that time he suffer ed from nervous prostration that clung to him for six years. That this remarkable immunity from weeklies- and disease, at such a time in life, has not happened by chance, no uue knows better than the aged treasurer himself. In June INI. when sufleriue Irom si number of old chronic complaints. Mr. 1 otter wa- in duced by re 1 at iver to use Paine' celery compound fur the llrst time. The effect was immediately beneficial. The uninterrupted good health that he lias since enjoyed date- from that time, ilr Potter ' grateful letter to the pro prietor of Paine' celery ominound is based on long persoi a', experience and also a full knowledge of what it has done fof many of his friends to whom be has in turn recommended the great remedy that made him well. Mr. Potter's letter i- given in its entires . Centreville. R. L Well, Kichardson It O Cientlemen : I have the utmost faith in Paine' celery compound because of the great good that it has done me and many others of my acquaintance that baa come under rny lersonal know- i-'lgc i'i i- -.r. year. Ii. 1i'-"i 1 had ti give up business on ac count ol my poor health. I was suffer ing from a number uf old chroiu com plaints. Among tiie rent I hud com plete nervous prostration from which I suffered for six years. In June. I commenci d the us. of l'aille's celery compound. After taking a fv. bottle's 1 ioiiiid that the old complaints began to ease up. which encouraged Bst to keep on ti it ii the i ornisuim! I soon got over all those troubles Unit had clung to me so long, and got out and was mere like myself, since then 1 have taken a few bottle in the tpring ami fall is a tonir, and sometimes few iottles between as u preventive. Iam inclined ti r-!ieu in tin' old adage tnat "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound r' cure," so whun than has been prevailing sickness in tie community, such H grippe, llaila levers, etc.. ! take thi componii.;. ami thus far have bad none of these ail ment although they have bean pn vailunt all around nie, so that I have great faith in Paine' celery cm j:numl as a prevent i v , I have ri-corawended the comKiuud la Nn mam of my friends, and I have the ntilfaetmii of knowing that it ..a done tnefS rarj much pnd. I was cashier of the bank in Noatll County for It year, and for the last li years was secretory and treasurer of the new savings Iwnk in coniiectii n with the National Hank Mv position in the banks i.a my last work. I am year old. Most sincerely yours, j. IS. POTTKK. l or raeraltlM lb itransj i. am! sisant euergie- of men and wninci, advanivd in yaan, there can in no substitute for I'uitie's i tilery compound. It i- the in rreiarati u coiviuieri il woithv the MUM ol n true nurve h-l and blood remed; by liyi iubs throiikthoiit the 1111:1. try. h is pfSJOCribod by them in e- ry itatc in the union to tone up the Hfetaui, regulate 'lie nerves, and ri store iier,;h and strtngth Nothino iu the past has ever a pronchrii 11 ib (H.'.ior 01 building up ivcai.c 1 nerve tissues and giving strength to tne tired irotly. 111 even eaat of narfliatant haadai hiia. dyinaii sia. Mtiralgiu ami l- ei ies-iiess. due tom-ivous bebleiiesH, I'uim s celerv omi-i'iud has a record of rabid and .-tin. cures that embrace every eitv Itlld tou'ii in the Hide sweep of the t Dltad BMfhM. Its remarkuhle gowar "V,.r diseate 11 s in its active repiuein.- of worn out pari- i.v new iieulthy mie. uud its ileal mg and purifying action among tin most minute tissues of tho body. The heavy alarming pain in tbl back aad Ipini disapeurs , the grow in." naleiieis, neri laisnesa and low ol w -i is Itoapad. and a briuln, boiivant iecliug gradually take tin place of iinumiing aeiis of tin ami nur Vow depresaion. A. improved appetite, .-mud dige tmn. nninterrui inl sleet., and un ener getic nurviius condition invariably iol low the use of Paine 's celery com pound. Hotel Pendleton L'i New Hanagement SU. fir t-Cidoo Excelteot Coisine. hyery Modem CoQiaaiaoce raUaSaai Pendleton Planincr Mill and Lumber Yard ll,Xl Give Us a Irwl. Rdteo $2.00 a Special him bj Weci or inoniD T I Can sell cheaper thun any firm in the county ticLause they buy in larj,'e iuantiti.-. If you nei.d in 111 lit r or any kind or mill work call and net their prices. Bar arid Billiard Rooms. The Beat Hotel In Van Dran Bros., Props. Headquarter lor Travel no ci. R. FORSTER, - Proprietor. Eastern Oregon. Successur to J. r CRESCENT BICYCLES! 1901 MODELS Cliauiletr.s periect; tbo Light Koadsters $50 Adults' Chain Models $25 and 35 lie. . and Girls' Models $25 KElvTTXKY T WHISKEY S'ur aatln Uy Tallnutu a. o. . ilru(t(lH(a A L.L THI NKWII Taha tha Baat Oregunian. Daily g$.aa a year by mail. Waakly i.jo, aasd Semi. "Vosklv tts.oo a year BampUavpy fise Contiignnient of Wheels now on tho Road. tyco WHEELS Cliainleas, secuud hand $30.00 New Crescent, $35 wheel last year . $25.00 New Crescent, kj wheel last year .. .I20. 00 Crescent, second hand, good order. $15.00 Crescent, second hand, good order. .$17.50 New Sterling, a6in iratne. $40 wheel . $22.50 THE CRESCENT AGENCY. Eaat Ortjgoriiim Buitdinu. Ptindlatuii, 9 tor Ocnll, nwu &W Spr ",," ciinisb gtr aJB gggw- - aoM b JUUN kUllilllli The Louvre Saiooii iKMiUtTiiK DKSUnS French Restaurant. TUK I'LAGat TO JUT. Wtiai ,., Kiss Millai uuon. Una Lai uutatuc . . , . M make when his lMlrJr, is sent hoii,.. with i,rcai?' sprea.1 oaitlr i,t,,,,, iT"" ai.i.1.1 hrin. hi, li....ni!!- !"" .lrv. W1T. ,,.r.,t uSM-s .it all tini... Mirh n xhmTj1 trSWMlry, be will r .vrhk? ml lain ami 1 tiffs snual t IZ. time thai wo s,.., then, uZ ' DOMESTIC LA to Ii ' H .. nui,, Pros. t The COMMONS Issued Weekly. Wiiiiam J. Bryan I "rami Publisher ! inr-nln pbrtsitj Verms Payable la AatJNi On i'sr. , I "nnfh ju I nr Months SitiKle Cnp t 01 N traveling canvaiurt uias; i' ' Ti rnis fur local as,a Im sent 011 apjiiicatior. .U nir.tr..,' ulmnlrt l.n a..... I... i M . Express order, or b huk i on New York or Chicago. lo not send individual checks ot itBtnps l he Commoner per year with A ck!y East Oregonian j,jt St.-it.i-Weekly East Orrconian j.85 Daily East Oregonian 5.75 Address la Oresonian, Pendleton. Oregon. Liqual to any in the w orld. PILSNER BOTTLED BEER. BRXWXBYri ow.n imTTUMj. IliKblv lvOUJBiandfl u fanul tn Kiitv Isnttle (ully ijuavHiiteiil . Schultz Brewing Co. Ii.. - Ursr Jl l lUs da . aamii or Mats gnsn Hie bssi ol cam First Class Livery Rigs ' al. Sv obuiunl mi tuon HOIK, lelcphwiii- Nsni T' (orrsli. 3eT lepot Stable. Farmers Custom Mill Fred Walters, Proprietor. I'spaettr. 140 barrals a .lay. flour xctkngl for wbaai Klour, Uili S'l. Clioppea Nat, sV on bam:. Insurance Fira, Life, Accident, I'law Loans on City and County PnlnT' Real Estate Inioroved and L'niuiiri.r-i ( Utotk Kanche aol Wheat rna SEE J. R. DICKSON. Eaat Onufouian Uuiiil'"- 60 YEAR" EXPt?BieHCf 1m1m av a-k , 1 naatfi SB " COPVBIttHT-C- -rCat A it, I. .!. 1 roam moinc KtrtXl 1. rsssiv n..io." .I'nl l.rilhr-rfl WKftf ,...,r : li.ur niissta tt.i, Inlf . n.n nJ !7u aB TO POT rar paU, Ob ,Be'""' 7,iaaSI f... wraDVius r Old ror wirr" (ilj uasiars kiauan'jnprs buiidls ol out I IHf spar" .! ' JSlfV ial j li a mw too. Oreguu