ine nace to Buy:.
For One Week Only
1 t-. it inn. i . , .
M
Don't Forget
These Things
That the Magnet Cash Store is sell
ing goods at the very bottom pru s.
That our stock is new and (nab. Op
to-dutr and attractive; come and see.
That wt; don't charge you anything
for looking at our Roods, and if you
don't want to buy we are your friends
still. CoftaOUl treatment and fair
dealing bring! its reward
THE MAGNET CASH STORE
Clements dt Wilson. Court and Cottonwood
FHUR8DAY. MAY 90. 1901
THBY MAY BUMP TH09K SENATORS.
W the ilinocriitii- pa r - will only
ktwp at It, tiny mav wrrv Miirk
llanna mio taking the rapabllMMl
prHHiiliintiMl niiininatiiin, just 1 1 1 :
pnration ami n dttlft to pfOVa tliat In'
in ruallv tint dlOtalH of Unit or.tuu i
tion. Tlion the fkfBjaflf an paopla will i
do oiiuHhiiiK to Mr. HftDM. Diafa
will hn HomotliiiiK likt- two million
Htiiflnil clllba in tin' iiaii'l- ol a many
republican voter, that will dMMsd
with moanJlMg Ibwaak on 1 1 1 pata Ol
the Ohio Momitor, imikuiL' hun
eajkny with home rule iii aMdiAad
lorm. Yet Culm wan to he free. It
wild MM "our plain duty" to make
bur free. Now, we have changed our
mind and think it our duty to make
her a ioke uiiihiil' the nations of the
earth.
LITKRAR V NKWs NOtBs.
Joatuh Charts, the author of "K.rn
('atim," liiiH practiced no lM than
three prof llOM.IHTlni made bil way
in tin1 luw and the arniN a" well an in
the repuhlic of letterM.
Walhti'e Uice, who han written the
new hook on "Animal"1' wh ich lt-trs.
Ilnrln-rt S. 8 tOOl A On. are Drill-!
out, ha- an enviable Mlaiidtnu an a
literary critic. He write- very rapidly
UNiially at the rate ol three thoiiHAiid
wordx a day and with little altera
t ion .
1 1 1 ne million mars., or an average of
four ami one-half -tarn to Mflb ItOffi I , ,,
. . . ... "In l-ar llohemia, one of Mrs.
club. Those republican voter- may Kvvn ,jrHalll4f Sutherland' act
endure .Mr. Manna mh a tnanaifi-r, for pinyi, wan recently performed with
he ha the faenltv of winning hattleH irn-at - hv the HtmL-nts of the
for hm party. Hut Mark an president j 'iviiraity of California.
ih prohahlv a little too much
It may he that a parallel ll UMBd in
Oregon.
Mrs. Mi In' comments upon the
irnliiu M .irimilii I ii.ii t it, U ii. .
loseph Simon was ini.r..giia- .. w , ....... ,...... .....
hie, o lonu as he was state chairman
ami dictator of the party in this state. I
lint when he threw down the men,
1' 'I eh and Coruett, who had supplied
him with money to conduct campaigns
for their election, and when he pur
formed the supreme act of tre.tcherv
and elected himself I'niteil States
senator, it became a did r. oil m.ttter.
Oregon republicans atoMi DMM toe
manufacture of sum of thosi ituffi il
clubs, and in that Multooaiah cnintv
election "humped" Simon - Iriend- t"
Nome extent, Ho that lie bad BOl lit
than two supporters in tie- l.i -' Itigfll
turn. Oaofrbloodad manaajati an
toli-raied because they win victory for
others. Hut when thev ask (or oili. e
for themselves, often the people re-ell!
iim impertinence. Snnatoi Sitnoo'l
cliiMlces for re-election arc mm vers
hI int. Only division of the OppoalllOG
can give him tin- victory.
UP TO SKNATOH MITCHKLL.
Senator Mitchell is atitiarttly on
record in favor uf the Columbia river
improvements that will remove or over
come the obstructions at Colilo rapid-.
He desires the improvement" made,
and has promised to do what lies in his
power to bring to pass the prime
desideratum of the Inland limpire.
Senator Mitchell has return..! from
Washington. His efforts .lurnm the
recent months have been hiuiH-ied bj
an attack nt la grippe, from lm i
happily he has recovered. Ill- It lend
eongraiilale turn on his restoration to
imrticularlv relevant at this time when
our ignorance of the manner and cus
toms of the fur east I- being partially
di.-sipatad. They called forth an ap
preciative letter from Min Kxcellemv
Sir Chicheu l.oh l-'eng-l.llh, the
Chinese embassador to tin- Court uf
St. dailies, in winch he said: "It is
very gratifying to me to receive such
flattering testimonial- of approbation
from one wi n evidently bus been at no
small pains to study our civil nation
and to understand the Chinese charac
ter, and doubly gratifying was it to me
to receive them at a moment like the
present, when there is a tendency
amongst your countrymen to under
value the institutions and the civilii
ntion ol Chum, and to do China leas
than justice."
M. O. Chatlield-Tavlor, the author
of 'The Idle-Horn," Is now at work
il I m i i qaJta a different kind of novel.
It is a atory of the Franco-Prussian war
- the result of the most curelul study
and research. Mr. Taylor in fortunate
I) not afraid of work, anil he is .-.iv
into this serious effort with an enthu
siasm which should carry him far. Vet
he Is possessed of a delightful sense of
humor which keeps him from taking
himself or his work too seriously.
"M'Arcy of the Muanls" has been
driimatueil and will lie given its tlrst
performance in au Francisco in June.
A spirited and dashing plav it should
make, ami with Menrv Miller in tin
title role tliere Is small chance of fail
lire. The hiitiliah rights in the ma
il re tin- proi.-rty ot Kols-rt lalier, wh
shows courage in preientiug tills
picture ot the American revolution t
a hm' -i inn,,. t in I., oi. winch is
the work ol Louis Kvan -"hinmaii, has
ii" allectatioii and in. pnix'ishnss. ami
is therefore one of tin- most lascinatiiik!
ol lilt
THK WRHSTUNU OF CUBA LIBRK.
The majority reort of the Cub ins
on tiie Piatt amendment is very ri
dently an attempt to tlx the oral as-
laraiioai that have iieen raoatvad In
Wsphitlgtotl iri bhiek and white. It is
)trlmi H useless and over-mi x ion- at
ti'iniit, but it is not unnatural The
Piatt amendment wa itself a departure
from something far more impressive
than any private oral ns-eiram e. It is a
iUBlitied resolution of congress which
was proclaimed to the whole world in
letters that can never is- effaced.
Mence the bewildered Cohan are
trvinit desperately to mtil something
down, l'hcv would anticipate iiin-nd-
in. nt to the Piatt amendment hv in
(ectiiig some of their own If these
are accepted, though the security
should still he M better than the
oilliil wave- of a Washington haiHiiet.
they feel, m-vert heless. that is would
give their cause a more satisfactory
standing. There is at least a moral ad
vantage in having promises nominated
in the bond.
One of the addenda follows the
clause which demands for tin- govern
ment tin- right to intervene "for the
preservation of Cuban iiiilependcm'e,
the maintenance of a government
adeipiate for the protection ot life,
property am! individual libertv, ami
for diAchnrging the obligations with
respect to Cuba imposed by the treaty
of Paris," The Cuban- propose:
That the intervention shall always
be the act of the I'niteil State- and not
of isolated agents. Tin- intervention !
shall MDpOM neither sovereigntv nor a
- - - j .....it f .. i .... , I
ijnii'i oirme, i.iio sioiii mil, o.-i
rafflolaotly long to aatabliab normal
ronditions. said intervention, it II
also nnderstnod, shall not have the
right to Interfere in the government,
but only the right to preserve indepen
dence. ' '
The second suggest inn relates to the
seventh clause, which ilt-maml- coaling
stations "to .enable the United State
to maintain the imlepemlence of Cuba
and to protect the people thereof, as
well as for its own defense." On
this point the Cubans say to their ro-hu-t
friend, who will make them in
dependent even if he ha- to fight them :
"It shall be BOdantOOd that the
naval stations do not give the United
States the right to interfere with the
interior government, but are estab
lished for the sole purpose of protect
ing American waters from foreign in
vasion directed against Cubit or the
I mini States."
There is nothing in the additions
that is contrary to the original con
gressional resolutions, hut they are DO
llattering to our national pri.lt- They
show clearly enough that the Cubans
uuiler-taiid that thev are not indepen
dent, Inn an mere tenant at will, so
to speak. This government ha-, in
fact, taken the position of master and
that position can be mn Illicit only by
American public opinion. Keiord-Herald.
John Seibert Bldg next I Webb St.
Commencing Friday, Way 31st.
PROF. TMEO. GROWER,
THE CHAMPION
cm 43
the
Misplaving his une.piall.-d skill in inannfactnriiig gla- into all imau "
ornaments without the use of molds. Two glas- -t-am engine- u
iMMratloa, Only spun ami woven glsss dres- in tlni world iteiitil- ami aw rm
as silk. Now on exhibition. An illustration of tlm circulation 01 the menu
the human -v-tein in motion, etc . ......jl-
Proftwanrs of college- with their student-, and pnh-s.ors with ttn-ir pa
respect fil I Iv invite . .1 .. ,,.(
A free concert bv the bib-t iln.rov.-l grand com ert 1 1 rapbatdione, tin man
perfect talking machine in exi-tence. will ba given OH the out-id'- even line
MOM from I to 1 and at night from 7 :1MI to D o'clock.
1 toon
Admission 15c
DpM all day from 1(1 b
Children under 10 years IOC
19 a. m. and 1 to BtM and 7 to lOllO p
Kcniit LeadiM a Man bj
Nose
niav attlajd him sometimes, hut the
iH-antv tliat lead- a DIM to t,
I .... Im l. ik. (aiiltle-s Is-auty of our
uondrv work, that he w.
' j . tlld,l inir one. Our
ne er imu m r ,
,xp,,-oe la.i.idrv work ,- th- acme ol
high grade excellence ill this line. W
,li, on shirt-, collars, cult- "
wear in a manner that keens
it.,., ,., milium a- well as I
goi-l as new, at all times.
Iiomestic Steam l aundry
Heit line
and cheap prices. p,?."'
yont order ir baadaTLS
wnter Unks tod fi
I Da of
IdimLer,
Bhlnglw, Buiia!
paper, Tar
l,:lI"''-.l'irne and
oetnent, Pioketp
PlMter, Brick
gatid, MouldiDj
Screen I oori
Wiiitlows. S;,sh
A- D.b.is, Ttrra
Ootti Pipe,
under
them in
ookitig as
OPEN ON JUNE 1st, 1901
W.J. CLARKE & CO.
HAH1)WRE & PLUMBING.
205 Court St.,0pera House Block
....... I...,i il I '.,. imhiirj. ..re ehtd I r
' " - setting out ot instory
llie iiistliigiii-l.ed senai'T 1 .t.'.tii
pbyaically able attend to tlie duties ol
hi otticu.
To Senator Mitchell the people look
for leader-ini ill the Oregon delega
tion. He ih easily the louder in brains,
.xin-rnuicc and popularity ban and
in Washington. All this brings upon
him the greater responsibility In the
matter of Columbia river improve
ments, (Senator .Mitchell must take the
lead, if any forward movement i -madu.
If he move not, tin- obstrtn -
tioiis in the Celilo rapids will remain
there until Oahriol blows Ins trumpet
in tlie morning wliun voter ami polili
cian awake anil face tlie issues ol
olurnity. If it may be ermitted to
mix Celestial trumpets ami slang, it
ia up to Keuator Mitchell. The atlMH
have pasaetl.
lint the others would come in the
game very quickly were iatMll ,r Mitflh
oil to take hold ot the matter and
make it paramount. Let him do thi-
and sheep follow a hell wether wil
the other nieiiils-m of tin- tlregon deb
gatiou fall in line.
OUR PHOMISHS TO CUBA.
t ii In. is born into the familv uf
nations as a quasi republic, but a real
dependency of the United tilalcs. The
1'lati ameudiueiit has betm fori e. I upon
the islanders, a bare majorat of one
laung .ecuretl in the constitutional 000
volition for the amendment Cuba was
prouiiaed freedom, promised Ireetlom
Ma plainly as ever a thing was pr.mn-i !
in all this world. Cuba was assured
that the United States was acting
purely from friendly motives, was
philanthropic and nut avaricious. Vet
the United Slates forces upon Culta
constitutional provisions that make
her republicaniauj a larce to ba plavcd
for the amusement of the age..
Iu the name of liberty, tiie treat
ment oi Culm in outrageouu. It is a
bully cowing a little hoy. It is mure
brute force compelling acquiescence by
one who m weaker. Culm come from
the great labor of the mother of people
scarcely able to trace a lineage such as
owua Ubarty hm thu aire. Cuba i a
Kiigt-ne Field, a few months before
ins ueain, said tliat his most
cherished ambit was to collect the
myths and traditions ot America the
folk lore of the Indians and the while
pioneers ami tell the tales again lor
tlie glory ot tin- laud ami its romance
i nlortn oatah ba did not live to tarry
out this poetic idea, ami no out- has
yet arisen to claim the laurels he
coveted Vet in "A Child of the Sun"
Charlen Kugene Hanks has rescued an
least out- of these exquisite romances
from oblivion. It is so captivating ..
slory that it makes one wonder if there
are other Indian myths of its kind.
IfMjMiifl Swill, the author ol -'Nude
.souls," is to appear under his own
name in ins fortlicomiug book. He is
in reality W. It. I'utor.un, a name
winch was apparently reserved for
more serious work than hction. The
new book is aaid to he a survey of
modern knowledge with refereuce to
conduct. The London academy asaerts
that "it gives the inner experience of
a modern mind whicl has lost hold of
be orthodox lieliefs and has attempted
to i. si.,t,. the problems of life in an
unconventional war." tlf "Nude
Souls" itself, a recent review in the
Dial says: "The fascination of his
books is undeniable , they have high
distinction of style, ami they exhibit
a masieri. del I neat ion of tlie charac
ters with which the imagination of the
writer chooses to consort."
L41TY
NEVER
COMPLETE
Hiiii-mt a thick,
luxuriant litstd of
ft. glnwiy hair,
utilch Is lu truth
" toni.in .- t-nmii-Iiik
glory-" Tin
ta I til I It I line of
N.wtao'iHtrplcld.
never full. li nns
iluce Imlr of tin
ObaMMtf, fur, by
tli-stroy lug tlie
I
K I. 'llM (I-,- - I11-
. l. If. l tll.ll
pmnioivs a n t- w
an. I thick irnavlli
I-. MMI tliu old
tliln, bilitk hair.
Otis isiuis win wr
it lltr. Ll.lsi..it..
lorS.lr tlf,.
11... Uvuq .Slor...
Cull lip
No. S
is r. 1
The Navajo Coal and
Petroleum Oil
Company
Owns 7au teres patented luiulsutul 1500 acres petroleum placer
locations on Navajo Rivtr, Arcbulata county, Colorado, 15,(110)
leet of itiiiiln.-r OH the Krouinls. f40Q0 cash now in the treas
ury. 500,000 shares ncin assessilile stock in treasury to be
tuseil for ilevt.'lopnn nt work.
Wells will ba drilled on t In- property within sixty days.
Samples of oil may lie seen at tin hardware storr ol T. C.
Taylor. In order to lietter prosecute the work the company
now oilers (or sale 1 ju.no j shares of stock at
10c per Share
par value joc). After July 1. lyot. tiie company will sell no
stock at less than 151 per share No afontl, Lut above tuimher
of shares, ij'j.0.10, can In-had at i n per shar.- b 'applying to
nny of tin- tin doftifnod incorporators l-elon July tst, lyot, un
less sooner sold.
T C. TAYLOR, C. li WADE,
ROBT PORSTRR, J H RALBV,
J K DICKSON, T.
J H. ROBBINS,
P B. CLOPTON,
KIRK.
Oregon Lumber lard
WOOD OOTTERB
For burns hpiI dwelling".
Cheaper than tin.
l.umhcr,
l.ath,
Shmules,
KuiUing Paper,
Far Paper.
I. line Rod Cemtnti
MouldinuH.
Pioktta
Plaster,
I. tub and Sand,
Screen DoOtiA Windows,
-.ish ;tnd Dimiis,
lerra Gotta Pipe.
Borie & Light, Prop'?
Alta St., opp- Court Home.
You get
Good Beer.
Wlit'it you drink
PILSNER
BEER.
QoaVMLntetd not to
cause botdtobe tr
ditiinou
Ask for it.
Schultz Brewing Co.
A. C. SHAW I CO.
W. J, KKWKI.L, .Maiuiger.
AMI RETAIL
Lumber Fart,
R FflRQTFR n.
Unnmr f I .
I In eity prnpepty m , y.
rate of inttri'it. Qm bn
fmm in tnnnthlv
tiielitH
inU!.
NO COMMISSION
Will hmn on bjbbmbJ
;.r.isiirty or will furnjti
money to build with..
Will Ih- plaaaad tl,
ureit 01 ariHul runt bi
one needing a i,,
any.
FRANK B. CLOPTI
H09 Main Street.
GOLDEN RULE fll
Under New rUMgemeiit
J. W BANCROFT, Pw,!
Rtes II. J., unit tl.ffi per day, MMliat
Html lintel In the , t, 0I tu
tm to hi 1 tralni. Kree ..mpl. mo.
Kle. trli IIkIiU sii.l nutm ,
Flm-prooH
Cor. Court and Johnson!
PENDLETON. OREGON
I I'ltiphmie 7U.
ALLEN BROS.,
Wood and
Posts.
Utllvurt-il 1 .mil. 1 . I'nem Klm
tir Hinl 1 Htaaiaaj i-mn
Vo him 1
ilflire roar of SHViiipi:lliiik.
PBNDLBT0H, UBB
aWD
OREGON
UfiUOAPjl
fur
Wood,
Coal.
Brick
and Sim ul.
TO CLEAR THE
COMPLEXION
Of
BLEMISHES
NOTHING
LIKE
COTICUHA
SOAP
Heavy Hauling
. .1 uamtta iivu
1.1 C . ..-.K ..... ill- .,
Laatz Bros.
TRANSFER,
TR L'C K I NG,
S T OR A G E,
CR0WNER & SON.
: . 1. Ml . ' M MA1.N t.
DEALERS
ONI I.INh
I tim.
.' Illile.
.1 Hm. JOt'
M 1. t'lliii
CLASSIFIED ADS.
tilf.Vl MKV'KN rtiildis In 1 UK I.ISK
nil.' till.' or wore. ht e.:. l tltu rlot)l I s per Hue
line line, nr more per uioinli hi tin- ntle of 10. u.-r In,..
I II Kl. UNM
I time jec
.' Illlle I .'
!ttlUlt K
l(' e. li .lillll.illl
lll.erllnu
HM'K UMM
I time .'s
'J I line. tK
I 1 1 me. U(
Ukl uai-li il'litiointl
iiiKrliun
KlVt LINKS
1 IllUtf . ..fuc
itni to.-
1 IllUtfn .'we
M aei nilllliiil
iiiM-riiou
I lime lr
I IIIH'" . . . .an
il III. mt
liM' tMU'h .nr
niMrt lou.
SIX LINK
1 lime lit:
J in, i..- o,.
I tluie. .
Jin (Mil MOtllOMl
iiiM-riiiiu
KOH S ALU OR I.M II 'iNUh.
THK VINK81 IIKLGIAN IIAKKH A SI)
I lUb flttlils in lite u.irtnwe.' I.i, i,
in. .ii- HrlMlP fox ..ore 16, ft tne uei'l ol Mb
Mir. PrteM iMuabi. Um Angelei HelgUu
lli.r. I ii Mi. II I Heat. M r .. s..
Wo.i lu.iin Ik., fiaiiiiloa. ore.
A NRW SIX HultSK I'tlWKK i.As.i
hue eiKiin- aud .ill ft(tUIM WMpiel tan.,
piltlit. Oaitery an. I elrie mMrker, ! a low
i.n.. m will .change lor eontwooil J r...,.-
i e iii i ei i h i or. -4011
STIU.MAS a PIKHOK A.TTOHNKY8
bn,! i Ho"'Um '" Ih '-' "'' U tawiliilm
AHCHITHCTS AND HUILOKHS.
t. r, HOWaVBD, akchitki'T ami si
p. riineu.leiit ma.e. compile u,i ieliau.
p. au- lir bollillurf. 111 lite till or t-uuutrv
SHKKK
FIIYSItlAaii.
Ul 1 IUUHA NOAI' remove 1
(liplixurhiK eriilioU9, red, rotiiili liuutie, .-. .i .
m ..I.-h1iIi UIIiiik liali. ami Lulu iMbM.Vl.
lite cluKgedi iiiauiiieil, orlrrluuilt ouillbon uf
tin I'iiukh. N11 oilier mail is to !' oouii urU
Willi II foi pre.ervlng, purllvln, nnd beuuU
fviiii; Hie skin, m'iiIii, lull, ami lutmU, ami lor
.ill tin ,.,,..., . Uiulollel.hatli.uiiil vurMtrv
tioltl lliruutfli.iui Uie world Humii LlKtu
AMU I IIKU.CoUl .. I-...,. Uoalou. " Uow to
liv u Clwf CuiupJtuUuil," live.
HARPER
KENTUCKY
WHISKEY
IN JUUI)
1 m. ; i ui I
DK. W. Q, fjQIJI OFVIOM
DulidlUM (..' houra. le to U
p ia. TelopltoDe 77.
K. W. VINi'KN I M. U. OKKICK UKaK
ol l-ir.t Natioiiai nana UfHte Hour. I. 1., I
a 01. , ! 10 4 p ni
HUKKK a- 0OLK.C0M rBiOTOBU ami
nun. er. k,.nuai. (urm.iie.i , fc.
Un Joi- om ,p..euiu froapi tarriua
Ultopuu Bluff alreot.uni nui .ueet
Dfc lAV oomteactor ami
unn.ler kaiuuaie. furni.ue.l on all ama, ol
inaMinri eemeiil .lt. . uu '
- , , -... u aii. .11 I . r
.ler. van be left ai lite tawi Ure.ouiau ottne
Yartl tin Wt.bb St rent
ln'"Hitt- Hunt Kmitrht l)...t
Va r- paaaajatj la hwria ajwihiM
in ti... laaahat liaa ami au Kiiara..t.
prtaaajobaajcbaiii, if ,,, ,,ie r
nl- aiHn tarrv ,1 ttra
HMO. l-H,r-, VlMWn MtdMlMkllM
I'artms iuntt.m,,Ut1K mi1(illK wU (,o
MU b. h. iih efore ,,lat iK t,ir
-rtlera. W .la,, carry CJaacatle kml
Htr w.mkI Mrt j
I
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over I -en lieioi. naviiig. bau. telepltoue 1,
rvanleiK'e utlapiione A.
H. H. UAKKIKl.i M. 1) HUM K I'ATH
1. l-l.y.it'iau an', s'trg.siu uaj. , (,,,,, .
BiiUitlua Teleplioite uttiee, olai 7 . real
leuee. black il
lK. Ii. J. M KAl l KUOM IT ASStlCIA
lion block lelepboue 1 . ro.iileu.'e leie-
puoue. otaca toi
BANK!. AND HHOKKKS.
TMJC KAKMKK'u' BANK OKWKHTON
"...on. .ireaoii uoe. a aeueral baiun,
bn.iue.. , Ug,. bouubl .u,l wl,l
vi',?;., .f'.'.n l'.V.y i" Alain 111 Ml
in ealualiuu comuiniec ol ie.p.m.,b,e eluieii,
, Jute.ou. pre.iUem, U0 W
1-roeb.lal. vie. re.Meui; M fifroe u h,'
il HrZ ''r t"1".,'r 'hreelor.
K.-e. dt keye. Olbiv, oue block we. I 01 bo.
"ream.
ft-.OUL inutreat
i.n
VKTKRINARY SIU8UK0NS.
in:. .1 uuristik! vktkrimary bur.
(eon. . elllale ol llle Koval Velurlnar. ...,l .
nge kilinburtfli, ocotiainl Late goveruiueiii
veiarutar. in.pe. lor Inr Vale lltaTrlot, II 1
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