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Don't Forget These Things That thr Magnet Cash Store is sell ing goods at the very bottom prices. That our stock is new an.l fresh, up-to-dite and attractive; come and see. That we don't charge you anything for looking at out goods, and if you don't want to bin we are your friends still. Corteous treatment and fair dealing brings its reward THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood quite earnestly. In hi home omoe. hi Washington. I found bin btrroMM I Itnhind mas of MMTWpondflMB, keep ing nun i tor 04 itMOpJMpbfln btHjTi working to ret-and tfipn be will rest o work. On the wall hung hi OOtn mission BolfJaal, Ill jnt (oiMd 1 Iht . a. K. II" wa a rnychekd boy ldtmaM la the f IftoaoUi Ohio, which M dedai-heal for duty at Wash- i ingtnn in I H4. Hn Senator Manna wan no stranger in Washington when he raine upon the , field a' itm i,l..iit -innker. I asked him if he ever thoililhl, when wearing tire liiunlv kein and ilmnv gtiH'tl dntv tor THIKSIUY. .1 1'XK i, ltan. DAILY. WEEKLY AD SKMI-WKEKIJ ainl earl liked the other the lietter for hi spirit and vivacity. Thorn- inixop don't hurl college boys, hut do thetn if'MxI. ION0RESS IMPERIAL POWKK onest Old Ate at the White rlone, if he ever dreamed he would he so im- i i. a factor in president -making, , and he will "No," ami said it rery liliihtly. too. After long year of de- j vution to husiae he remained pla n Mr. Marou A. tlanna. After he won hit apura a the Warw irk uf '(, Ken-1 fOt aolhaja made him a L.L. D , and iiow he i a colonel. Whisper of prei- dential timher aln include the name! f .-.-nator Fairhank and ton Senator John Of HpdOaaaTi whose splendid hrain ! equipment and tatetnanhi p Im lieen eijual to the inaalar pnddein. 0MMa log party leader- nr. alert in watch ing !' The deniocratn party in a factor to In- reckoned with. for no prophet hai dared venture a forecast of l'4. -.loe Mitchell Chappie. "WHAT ABOUT NEXT WEEK'" Now Open Ready for Business. Bee at f"i LAWN GARDEN HOSE, and HARDWARE DE8CRIPT1 N Mi IWEK9, FREEZE - OF EVKHY W.J. CLARKE & CO. 205 Court St..0pera House Block 1 1 5 .jaaa- , ..,., l) the Beaut leading a Man Nose hut to Raat Oregonlan rRNPLF.TON, Publishing At- l ompany. f eopv ban. aire., airri.m n r , n i. .rth,. h n,,i n. iwpT we... t.a ..rn.r rtpaioa iVmn , '! ULt I-S Iin. ATS wmki.v niaacatrrioK i Oh .opt oa rHi i . V When President McKinlet nop ad drinL' the laboring men at .an Franrisen and congratulating them up on their "prosperity" and "content ment," one hrawuv wave-earner art.ee Mm while the supreme court confers '"' ankeu. "What ahout next week imperial power upon c,.ngre- tl. mir 1 ' ' '"' a- gniit o h h It-- hand, it withdraw it with the other I oortey in time interrupting a meeting from the president. It declares in the ; iale notanie r,y me presence oi tne tti.i' the execu- ''oo'l executive, ami ins cotnpaii nuia lieckoiied him to ne silent. Hut he could not have asked a mote em- liar til m.-nlht . 1 till T . On V" Or r e.- M. ).. AOVHTIIIfli, S.TB: fOlpU A4mt)Mail.l m m nth . . I If aa M Sent. . i.i, 3 D.10 nrtt iMWIIin. vti i..t. It . M la, .x . L.- i nalia, to rm )i liaa. xk laMtUoa. THE CUBAN POLICr. ("cad hliMHled, lacking in any of the aantiments that have mapired men to nohle ileeiN. despotic. tyrannical, trampling upon all the sacred rights of man, cruel and exacting, putting ex iwdiency almve humanity, cowing weaker powers ruling with an iron hand not even covered with the sof' glove of pretended philanthropy. Such an arraignment may lie made of the prevailing policy ot the udminis traton, with especial reference to Cnha. Since the early days of the nineteentli century, the United States has stood in the attitude of a protector nt ('uto, only awaiting the time when aVWti had riienml sutliciently to warrant in terveution against Spanish cruelt v. and free the island from the rim- of a de caying monarchy. We jhoasted our championship of the glorious principle of man'a freedom. We stood Isu'ore the world aa the brightest example of the aocoaaa of man against the kingly and president most positive manner tive cannot extend or restrict the appl i- MtitM ol tin net 1 1 il t inn of his own authority. When I'orto Rico hecatne domestic territorv upon the ratification ol the treaty of Cans the general laws of the Culled Mali's applied to the is land of their own lorce. The const itn- ' lion was snhjeel to the disposition of congreas, the court hohls.hut not of the president. The collection of customs duties on tratie tietweeii I'orto Rico and the state- was in violation of the const mit ion, ami the duties leviel prior to special legislation h congress are ordered refunded. If we an- to have imperialstn government in our new possessions ii can he ny authority of coDgreaa alone. No preaident can aa snme ahsolutc power at his own will, I whatever the exigencies of the moment. This is a disconcerting theory i of law lor the administration, and its announcement comes late, hut it may 1 save us from the errors of issrsonal rule in our future expansion as a rnionial power. The president would hafe saved him seli from this judicial correction if he had impressed upon congress the nec essity of legislating for our lies isMsee siiiiis immediate!) after the rat location ol the treaty ol fans. He is still con fronted with the Philippine question, which the supreme court has put over until after the summer recess. II a stale of war can legally exist in the I'll 1 1 ippliies war tot ween the govern ment and its subjects - as commander-in-chief of the military forces his Is.wer is supreme, lint the administra tion has insisted all along that Filipi nos had no national right. They were in insurrection and the islands and their iiihalnunis belonged to the United States. If that is the case, lor more than two years the president has ez recile.l'his constitutional authority in the Philippines, just as lie did in I'orto Rio prior to the passage of the Koraker act. The customs duties col lected by executive order on trade to tween the airts of the Philippines and other parts of the I nited Males were ... ,.'t.. I arltlt.klll u rirrunt ti I - u If i...tsn.... oppre.so.os to me ages. .. . .,, . Other nations' common people ns.ked to as with mounting hope that the republic's career would eventually taaca the world that freedooi is the beat, and that government is for man. not man lur government. ur national celebration have been occasins when orators proclaimed the greatness of a (Mtople who stood lor all that is hu mam- and juat. Our poets wrote of freedom and our battles wen- for it. Our statesmen in the beg inning thought out a plan that would, so the thought, make for the permanent es tablishment of the i henshed principle. In the light of the pronuuciaineiilo of the president's mouthpiece, lien. Q. II. Orosveuor, of Ohio, we have not: tied Cuba that she must accept our terms, the Piatt amendment, or to given terms even more severe. It is the threat of a bully. "If you don't do as I order, I will lick you." This is the triumph of the doctrine oi expediency over the creed thai man should to just as free at- liod intended he should to. COLLEGE BOYS NEED TO srfMP. The Raker Cltv Herald IMMtfba 'hat "Hooeler undergraduate si-em to be Uierrv men. At inceunes university the other day alter the clime of the regular exercises in the chapel, a senior as chairman of a 'roasting com mittee' stood up and togan to read a parody of Scripture in derision of two other seniors, editor of the college (tapers. (Ine of the di ruled editors and one of the instructors hurst into the chapel, raced to the platform and lore the 'roasters' manuscript in pieces. Thereupon some twenty-live students rushed upon the platform and made a 'rough house.' Several student were mauled copiously. Oue offending edi tor had his clcthee torn off In the afternoon the editor who rushed into the chapel was dragged through the street with a ropeaU.ut hi feel hi I. his amiable little mates yelled 'hang I. an At night the editors were .1.. . L. I 1 .1 m l -at ... iiutaeo in mi vtaitaeil. All this is considered by the students as conduc ive to a higher education " tt ia conducive of higher education It ia just as necessary in an institution of advanced learning as lood for the students. Any man who spent four year in computing logarithms, m translating and construing tireek aud Latiu, in masticating the fodder of his torical fact, and who did not once in a while lei off his surplus nerve lor., a, aoaie manner like that of the Viu- utinuea boys, would be a very lanie in dividual when he left the campus and want into the world. Thoae very men who were striving against each other u such apparent desperation probably LrUudly uuriii at other times is accepted noue will deny that it is nual, the constitution has been in full force in the Philippines during that entire period, and BO branch of the govern ment e.v.'ept congress has atlthoritv to withdraw a single clause of it. I'orto I. ico, the supreme court decides, is not a part of the fulled Stales within the revenue clause of the constitution, but the rights of the Plnl ippiues are still intact in Iheorv. thank to the neglect of an imperial congreas unless the MNiner act so dices to protect the presi dent. Rut prompt steps will be taken to remove doubt on this point, if the dispatches from Washington are ac curate. If we are to have freedom of trade with the Ph 1 1 1 ppn.es. it is only because of the temporary embarrasa- ment is-casmned by the supreme court's subtle reasoning. The rumors of an j extra session ol congress to euast a Philippine tariff hill are already alloat. In the aiaHiuce of congressional legislation, tne president may la driven to resort to the daugerou ex pedient of i in posing an export tax on Philippine product. The imperialist ar nouraged to ls-lieve that the constitution will aland another wrench. The constitution prohibit export taxes, nut wito dare say thai that par ticular provision applies to our outly ing' territory, since the sujireme court ha construed the organic act in so liberal a spirit'.' Philadelphia Norn, Auuruan. KURKL A&TlNb THE POLlTIL AL atOPK. barrassing question at a republican meeting. The administration i living in the present. with M thought or plan for the tuture. It might to well for the president to consider the simple question propounded by the ('alilornis toiler. The railroads are consolidating, shutting nut comiMtition. issuing watered slock and making worthless Seciir.tie tlivnleiid-paving by the exercise of artutrarv power in the fixing of rate. Thev are having things all heir own wav now, hut "What alsuit next week'."' The trusts are swallowing the indus tries, building up enori i fortunes. and levying tribute Umui the entire countrv. They mav to willing to con tribute largelv to the, repnbl lean cain aigh fund bslav, but what will to the effect uihiii industry" " What about next week'."' The money changers are in control of our finances, they can expand or contract the eiirrencv at will - thev can make more out of the fluctuation of the market than thev can in legitimate business: they rule with a rod of iron, hut what is the end "-"What about next week'"' liniK-rialism i rampant. sssculators are planning foray againsl distant lands, ear net baggers are growing fa' and resimct for political principle and mora! precept i being lost sight of ; some pennl are making money out of it hut "What alsuit next w.. If the republican are not too busy to think, if "prnaatrity " leaves them time for rellection, they will find it worth while to answer to their own satisfaction, if they can, that pertinent and Mtrplexiiig question, "What about next week "" llrvan's Commoner NATURAL AND ARTIF1CAL Rctail and ton lots. lephoae your orders Main l. or liail the driver of th Main 57 or I ta'k ten in Main -He is the Ice Man." VanOrsdall Ross the our our will Our BYERS' BEST FLOUR To make gl bread use liver' Best Flour. It h.k first premium at the Chicago World's Fair BtWftll oompati tlon. and gives excellent satisfaction wherever aaad. I'.verv sacs is gu i-.i u 1. We have the lawt BtMIB Kolled Itailev, Seel live arid Beardless llariey. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS V. s. BYERS, Proprietor. mac mislead him sometime, i .. that lead" a man laund-v the faultlew Is-ailty of artistic laundry work that he .al I .. n.i.a leadtm? olie. never lino o... -----e extnisite laundry work i the acme 01 high grade amal cnce in this line. We d.. up shirt, c liars, ciif's am! under wear in n mai.ner that keep them in tine condition, a well a looking a M d as new, at all UBMt pyiltlf Steam l aundry. Oregon Lumber Yard WOOD GUTTERS For barn and dwell ;ngs. Cheaper than tin. turn her, l-ath, Shinclo. KuilJinu i'tper, Tar P.tpcr. I Lum and Cenestt Moulding. Pickets. Plaster. Brick and Sand, Screen DootttA Wiodow, ?;ish and I.nrs, Terra Cotta Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop'? Alta St., opp Court Honte The Place to R III; ... . - la where yon cat, m , and cheap price. pn', your order for header i. u ot..r O..L u .. 1 I "I" Best line of 'rka Lumher, iatl Itlg paper. Tar pnpvr.Linit- nm oemwOt, Picketi Pltiter, Brick, ?and, Ntouldiag Screen I roori J Windowt, Bash tt Duo is. Terra Cotta Pipt liner lard. R. FORSTER, - Proprieto Where to Spend the Sumur LEHMAN OR TEAL SPRINGS A Natural Health Resort Good Fishing and Hunting! AM Lin, Is ,f .,,. G. Ai .... ... r.i.si;rC fl an Howl iiur alley. Omnnai .JTrffS t..i... i ' ' " ..' ""u "anri; iNvinmn v 'ours i ion 10 a Mail three time per week. l :.ti Endicott, Warren & McFauJ LEHMAN, OREGON. expect people to krivt you have to sell If you w ha din THE j ROOT Of VOUR HAIR ma should look like thii, ' kui II you ruvt DANDRUFF Tilt (jtKM dt.trnvi snd vilh tn it lik ihu. . "ll.llruv thr .IUM vou rrmovc Uh Mi' So lisndrulf, ae I .limn Mail, no bjidn.ii il you KILL THE QERM with NEWBKU S HERPIOIDE For ult bv all drussuu. PMh SI i I HOW DO YOU ADVERTISE? Vou jet (idod Beer.. The new store can never he known unless It advertises. ONE I. INI 1 lira" J lime. J 11 in. -n. I ii,.,.- lor IV CLASSIFIED AOS. or miir.' ier .k i I.-.' moil' r. -rtt. Ili.lt USth I Mil .1'. i timss. ... ; time Mr im sai'li s.ldltiiiDiil Iliaertlon Klt'R UMM I time I tiuiiHi SSr time. iV 1.V earli aiPliiiunal luwrtmn j Fin LINKK l time ate .' mi.- at I time. j aaa. . :i uiwrtnm time ...Ml Ba time. M oacti extra iiiacrilmi NIX 1.1 N KM tinir .' rnnsa ti me t Jih i a. h .: ;a'rtmu KOR SALB OR KXCHANuk. iii:;kiii BBLOiXk UARU M' Hi inuli siant - in I In- norlliwsat. Ta la in. ni. llriimn - t- u..- nl of ri. I.ilr JTIt r.'...iii,i.i, I.,., tiife" II iui.li liar (Ti . Mr. H S Hean, M..iiaur. Ko. ju Wi tuini, B, . I'l-iitliuiiiii. ure. A IIICW MX Holt.iK 1'otVKR .A I line eiuiiii.' an.l all rl Mure. aaaMkM iank. pi ; iilf tMtl.-ry an.l slsctrii .parsi: al a ion PHVSII.IANS. H(l tl.-. t'oiitp i OUBI n! kw Ml. .1 I til ci 1st 11.1 I.. MISLKLLANkOUS kOTICKS. K X I'M HKIUNii SI'KCIAL SO- When ou drink PILSNER BEER. iiiuruiitet'il not QftUM baadaehe diisineti to or Alk for it. oh. w. u. ooli omoi IX JVDD 0UlllllU) I tlB. i- U.iura II III u I. B I lo m leiepuoue 77. r. w. nvcivT. i. i). ot iri MaUaaal aau 1 iltlce lniur. I. t. . ai. )R, UtlTU It HEN'OBitSOK. UPFICI over i'eodleniu naviuga I. an lelsphoasSl, re.eli.-ut leieuboue i U. 8. 0AKK1KU'. M. 1 . SOU It Ic ruj.it. .u auil ntir..m .lie. Hull.lius IMapaaasi 'im.v. ouot iUt . III., k 1 J . I.. Mll.l.l.l; M. P. l'K-l'AIS I lrral ami .orre. uj r , . iua.litiuu. aii'i iiupair.. tiuaring. nroperlv tille.i lur rvirarttv.- error. 1K. 1). J, SI K.U 1. BUUM lluu block leiepuom: a. , pboue black ii I'ATH '.b luild HI rai. IT. .VSS.Ii'lA rv.ntebi.1 wis nil- Iiu::.l : la abtl rWl t ST Mayor. mm. use I I. bl.AM hvt onler Schultz Brewing Co. 1. Ray & Co,, Buy sad Mil y.-Us, H. mi its and Grain i1 1 i . war- m Attain! 4k iW, t'KOa'Mw I M Bmr ha. ma.W u Gold lwharperI ZZt KENTUCKY Wajf- W-mSKEfl ao.rl by JOHK SCUaltrr a The Louvre Saloon ptaoLaron -. M II, BEILE1 Has the following liargains 4H0 acreH Al aheal laud. 890 acres Al wln-at laud. 9 lots well located $250. 1 lot lower Web!, street $HJ tor vmuti Near ork Stock hchanfe. -iii.ao Stuck hxchanxc. I -huago board ot Trade. Court aatraai, HandlaK.ti n. OS T, IPATHK PHYtlClAMfl )&&. i & KafM ".'!. ' bt- block wed ol h.a. VETtHlNARY slIlllillONy OR, J. fr.'t: CUKim IK sratltmtc ol V'KTKRINAU. In- Koya' VeU-riuar ' B sal. It i a trill.- early ywt a ilivitif lajli tical lioroscutN) lor 110-1 . tint lli.re ara. alri.uJy surveyor out with tlieir sliari-i-iiwl stakes, level and rtxjp and I'lmiin- i" uieanun- pulilic oiiniou. The next campain prounae to Inline more on K-r.iiiatities than on issue of course Vice President Kouaevelt 1 ezitecte.! to weather the lee shore of the ure irMII tleutlal reef, (itinera! 1'erry h Heath now iniiuiatea by cahle that -eum..-ii .on., is the lunical man. To tin the senator blushe and says "lion- . ii-. vert emphatically, and I think : Mm Wholttilt dealer in Ice, Wood and Schlitz Milwaukee Beer. Henry Kopittke l UK buaiut bAhKS a i: M Ki; ahv OKIIt, I.A.SK b UUa UlUal at-LUbllalll) b.l tOMr. Jauieawb ... w tirb.ora . k Jan.ei froa.-u.la-. vi. ..real. J. k Killsurtr awl it A. hariuab M v I liraw, J Kiiigor 1'nteUlatl rUMl .XATUi.SAl. liAMCOK ATUBNA I Uresou t.auiu.. lau.iAU, .urpln.- .ml probt. a.,UUU Interest uu Mu il.-ia u Ueala u foreign an.l ilui.iealu egrtiau-t- i uuvi'iiona uiuuipliy alleb.led it. Hebrv I A. lama Wissl T J, t belt caaMer ; fa.lti.- M A . lor 'IS b. 1. C. SHAW k CO. fS V J' KWELL, Manager. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMBER DEALERS town i Also t big list of tuunty property cheap. Money to L On city property at a los rate of interest ( aiibsr raid iu monthly loitall-nittnta NO COMMISSION. Will loan on property or will Yard irk. vii.'-breaitlcu! . I Mra t L baruo.. L bar aMialalit W'i't' htreet Opisjaite Hunt Krei.ht Dapot km anvthio. Call up: No. 5 Woman's Work la trying oi. Hie eve If llien-I. all) atralii Irl when m-miiui .m abuukl ubiall bi a laea an.l -cur.- a ban of til.ASMKh wlUtfli will retime the tl(M It. normal coliillll.n, utltrrwi,. t,,ial ur iwrtial blibauean iua result. Uaviba a Wiki lo. k of KyeKlaaaes aud Kpeclaule. are can ni all ordinary cases Ui a few miniin-.-. anil a: .uui,....i Vrli.-i. Uier,- ar.- .ouibll.a Uoua ai make Iu oruer. ik. W. E. GAkkETSON. bnjb Um Cye, Couri ai , heudiautu, Or. for Wood, Coal, Brick and .Sand BANK OK PKNUI.L urpluj, u,0u) Irau. avlc casbler H. C Heavy Hauling b bee 11 aiMutlon flvaa u Cousutbiuouu Laatz Bros. Ulihl N A riONAI ion Uaptlal. f.u.ikju aail r (suafal bauki sad lelesraiibii irau.i rrauctsoo, New Vork Ilia Nortiiwssi draft sod Kurope Make term heal AuAeBI .loe preai.leui ; b Ctueni.v aaalaLait- .-aaliler THa. PKKllliTON bVA VINOS HANK., CebdieUib. Oregon. Urgabiseil March 1, laau uapilal IMMXlb IbU'reat allowed on IUBS de posit. Kacuauar bo igai aud sold on all prib- .ipa. poinu rip... ir. allKlllUb iveti U. , o.l. Ilou W 1, rurnul . pnxident. J N 1.. flue prea'dei.t . I J Morria taauier AHL HI rat Tb AN I) LUILUhKb T. r. HOWAtU), AaU'UITKOT AK1 si Parioleudeut. make, com pi die and reliable uiaua i-ir uuuuiuga III in.- ciiy or CUUlllry aooi llai and ii not carry p. an. ali.t ..-.up..., N' iaoa l..-kad Kegeuia raaai umpai IN roUNltwTJfl i. ribed annual. Iiavc i iiy Uar.nai sad win u of leu dart lur . ...i, an.' ou.- gray liore.- ab..ti Uam..od win ,...u Ibt tiuaM ana lor am IT. Judd buifdioa BUBKK A COLr. ( (.l.VTKAl'TOUH ANU builtlcr aallmaie lurbuued ou sbori bo- 11. c Job Work a iu i l.l! i rrnaut .arr.iM Sbup uu Uiuff .ireel uear Main ireal line bay i tlp.li . will. Ii A. MAY, lioNTHA.'ToK AN l builder Kalimale furulshed ob all kind of maaoury cemeul walk, alone wall., sic. Or der, cau be fell al ibe Kaal Orcgouian oftoe. C. A. VAl UHAK In Judd Buildiug PIMTUTb. DKNTIHT. OKKK K KUI.I.MVVINI, DK. be.-u Ukeb aa Uic aula a', the ekpiration L ' LlUed I itlliuuu. i.-r. aeifUl :.rnju HI L..ljt u.,lu, lt an . . !.rdad 'f ou rigi.t .ii.mldar. t Um boiiuil ' oui augie a kli T i i SKmn' hrandhd JK llluib, nl oailietl Uab. br'rn.i1""" ! "y ola t"andsd brand ,u leli bt.U,or. u..i bUli, ;a.amhiahom .i..p.uud.P'"u' - HtATHMAK City Mr.h in the lumber pnaa m he . , ilw4p -han B)aaa We aim 1 1 II. injure, wini Ha.. u.i . ,, -mi .Utllllllllua ell to see aa .-a. 7 . ur.. " H'W'intt tllei an mntraiilee iieaper a larva We mimj carry Kir w.al Pi1()I Man w. plat!' Cascaile Keal Several Reasons "ur orders to US 1). I). 8. OKKU'K OVKK Oa. dnilul.lerd. A. L. UKATIE. aaetug. bauk . MAUN, OKNTItrT. IN AJalaUClA Old Newspapers TO HOT I'M li.lt CAM pel.ou.b.le. wm,, (ill ''l"u purpose. bub.iilTr,,t"p,,r 1L '' iro "ni It pay La na,) and buy r,HU m ; no re.., t Jjy ' "r that hve EitettC",11''- P- iu u3iiiXiL!"e .h0- 4. We hav. a.,..T.Vr ""'Ployed Ikivs tles the UtJ,, "W"y'' ''i aud forew,;urev::rrtabliH,4-drB'uiou We LZ,, , ohr,ll.v refunded St a sal, ' tl''a--. -OaaJ. SjaJBft Prioa. JOSEPH ELL, :ii.iroru furniil. money to duild a itli . Will lie pleased f giv 6f urea of actual (u'f to in.' oue needing a loaii FRANK B. CLOPTC Hoy Mala street. GOLDEN urn n 111 in I Cor. Court and John)"5 PENDLETON. ORE i i, .-I trade Pine Sample Kooua . . . .. ... nussl special AiieDiioo Conatry Trada. OINKAU K.0ULEK. 11 TH tt HKWB1 Tas c. uoi block, over r b clopiou i Oiwsiooiaa. Uaiy maif. Waakly aiidWy. VowaJjr Va.oo a yaai taf'