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We are Going to Celebrate;
Are you?
The Fourth of July will soon b- Ik'p
and if you liavf not yt DUrchMtd your
holiday attire it will bfl to your advantage
to do so at once. Remember, delays are
dangerous, and the prettiest goods are
being sold now. Get your dress while
you have an assortment to select from.
THE MAGNET CASH STORE
Clements dt Wilson. Court and Cottonwood
THURSDAY, J QUI --'7. mi.
It was to lm egpeetil that ynimir
llnv would die early, lie smoked
i-ia-arottes and won- pajamas. TtMM
are annti(h to IhrMlM tin- IH of any
man, ynnnu or old.
Tli now I'nitfil Mut.-s mini in
Pbiladtjlpnla has n storages eapcolty ior
1 100,000,001) illvtf dollan. Why balM
in intH in which to coin ami lb N
silver dolhirN, when "silver i- n I
issue. "
Ttu- new wnnian'n hotel in Now York
is laid to be liruprool It wnnl.l
well to make it mouse proof, al si, and
puiuiiily it should also he man prii,
but it i- not reasonable to bopt- lor the
iinattaiiiatile.
lawbreaker, in -hurt, n criminal, and
no better than the KiimhlSH from whom
he "eeke redress. Hetweeli tlie Inn I
i ami knave it is ever hard to distinguish.
II there were no fools there would he
it'' knaves. The best medicine in the
world for a fool is to be hail liy their
associating with knave. It is the
undid if natural law.
it the center ol hospitality. The day
after she accepted Washington she
planted in the garden a yew tree, I
which is a symbol of constancy, and
baa stood there as a mute witness of
the w idow's devotion all these years.
The weridinp took place on the 17th
of January, i;."9. at HI. Peter's church,
at New Kent, followed by fl reception
al the Dandrltlga mansion. The cere
motiv was pwlortnad by Rat. Mr.
I.ang, who preached there for otref
fortv vears, and was one of !he lineal
typM of the Virginia parson. The
old church is standing, and ia atill
nad (or public worship, although it
was built in I (":;. nearly two cen
turies ago. ami cost only M,iM) pounds
of tobaci'o
At the time of the marriage Wash
ington was attending a session of the
bouse tif hiirges'pg, anil upon adjourn
ment took his wife and her two little
rhiltlrei. kO Mount Vernon. In the fril -lowing
September, in deel Inina an in
vitation from his conn in Richard to
visit Kngland, be aaid : "I am now
lixed at this seat with an agreeable
BOMOfl for I lie. and hope to find more
Happiness in retirement than 1 ever
experiemiil amidst a wild, hustling
world." lint the great desire ot bis
heart wa unsatisfied, and in letters to
friends and in the confidences of his
dtM) In- expressed frequently his pro
found disapnointutent that he bail no
children ol bis own.
ITOIIU Or
WASIII-.I.IUN
CKRSON.
sND JEF-
Three circuses and two dog "how.'
are veiling Oregon this year. What
lias Oro)(oii done that it is to he
pursued.' It has already gone to the
Ihi explannd,
dogs or, it had better
to the two dog shows.
Koports come nl short crops m
Kurope. Souiehisly is preparing for
aomethiiiK "spectacular" in wheat.
Iterant I y refsirls have come of short
wheat crops in I'.nglainl I'russia am
franco, ami in the lace of these re
ports it lisiks suspicious that tin' prin
ol wheat sbould fall instuad of riae
The s ulators nun turn Lfl wheat now
that dealing in stocks base U-. ui.
dry ami tinintorustinu'.
The school management nnnm itte
the hoard of education of Chicago LuM
followed the uxample set bv Omaha
and other educational centers and re
oinmended a partial proscription
against married women teachers. If
this thing keeps on it will he ilitlnnli
(or a woman to support her husband
in anv kind of de cy. It simp v
discourages a man from marrying an
able I'islied school teacher of position
V, . .1 . Ilrvati, over bis signature in
print, aays he ia "nut a candidate (
anv omce" nor has he "in muni anv
candidate for anv ollnu" ami any in
tereat he has "centers in principles,
ami men are important as they aio in
carrviug out these principles". This
declaration should put an end to all
report and rumors concerning him
and the presidency in I'SH Hr .in ¬
capacity lo take care of himself ha- i . t
suffered very much in his two defeats
(or the presidency.
A Virginia editor is timling fault he
cause Oeneral Joe Wheeler refuses ti
lay in retirement, but must "i . i .
on all occasions, whether secular . .r
spiritual, with the agility of a siippie
jack." Tin- criticism is a rilbtUMI
one. Joe Wheeler has made hiuin'M
ridiculous since he got pattnl on tin
back fur climbing that tree in Cuba.
It is high time that he retired to eover
and stayed there. T' u people were
iniliiemeil to in ink more of hi in than
be deaerved. lie ha- l.-elope,l into
tlie only living iuiman .'lea ami it Mi
Kinlev cannot furnish linn a dog In get
on be is oil) of luck if not ,u( of sight.
Mark tlanui is said l. kg Mill Dm
Lose in Ohio politics III spite ol (lie
pai I la I smashing ol his slate by the
stale convention, in session in Colon,
uua a low days ago. Ilannu is entitled
to b buns. Has he not been aucceas
lul as Ihiss, uiu rupiiloiis and irre--i"'i,
a he may be ill tiie Use ol
money in politics' Hanoi) i- a
as bis partv and be knows it, and that
It was m Williamsburg, Vn., that
(ieorge Washington and I human Jeffer
son lound their wives, anil both
married widows named Martini. These
eminent slates n and patriots were
hot lovers. That seems to have la-en
a characteristic of Virginians then as
now. Bo til were in love several tin
and proposed to more than one damsel.
I. 'ii were jilted. Several proud ma
tron - in alter year- were able to boast
that thev bad refused the hands of
these two uit famous men in all the
couutty. Washington was "thrown
down very hard" on at leas two oc
casions, and Jefferson's heart was
broken and hi- pride wounded by a
girl nannsl Itelinda He was "awfully"
in love with her, and her mime ap
pears mi almost ever) page written by
him when he was a student al William
and Man college and bad the privilege
of dining at the table of ISOfMMW
laripnar, the Chctf rlichl of the
colonial magi-Irate- Jefferson was a
gay young spark. Washington was
more - .1 lie. serene ami setitimeutal
hut his ultert Ions, like those of Jell -r
son, had great recuperative powers, am
both ol them were no sooner off witi
an olil low II, .in they were uu Willi a
new.
When Jellurson was plavful he used
to spell his sweethearts' name "iiee
Illl-'I.IV , sometimes he wrote It
backward "Adnileb ;' ' sometimes he
inscribed it in i reek characters, and
often used a combination of French
words meaning Hell-iti-l'ay. Not long
after Melnida threw him over he tisik
up with another young woman named
UelsH'ca, and we know she was sensi
ble by the way the treated an extra
ordinary proposition from her lover
Jefferson was a very conceited young
man. He was inclined to think him
self of great importance because tlie
governor and the otiier colonial
ollicials, the faculty ol William and
Mary college and oilier people around
the place, made much ol linn. He told
Eta bMM that he loved her and oft ens I
her his heart and hand w ith a string to
them. He explained that it would mil
la- auviaable lor them to enter into a
formal engagement at tn.it moment,
because he was exssctnig to make a
visit to Kurope ami it might interfere
with his social prospects over than.
When be returned, if he till (ell the
same, be would loruially ask tier to
marry him and announce the fact lo
their friends. Hebeccu scorned this
practical proposal and sent the vain
young student about bis husiuest. He
was building a Isiat at that time on
the James river, and the next thing
he did was to paint the name Keh.-i ca
in the Hern. He afterward married
the daughter of a prosper, ai- planter
named Way less, who bad a handsome
place called 'The h ureal," a mile and
a hall Iroiu the center of Williams
burg. Hhe was tlie widow of John
bkelton and one of the greatest heir
eases in (ieorgia, bringing her hus
band over ltl.is.si aires of land and sev
eral hundred slaves.
thick sklliueil a- .1
sine ol bin mastery
is why lm is as
'inn. . . io ami as
as au ignoramus.
The Manufacturing club of I'bila
delphia Ueprtcjaleu any revival of
political agitation over the tariff, be
cause it is perfectly satisfied as things
in that line are. The club is eiij. v
iug the 5:1 per cunt average duly,
which gives il and its friends a UMMUDa
oly ol the home market ami enables
them to sell at lower prices abroad
than the get al home, which ia a
privilege with a decided advantage,
although their countrymen who con
sume tiieir goods may not see it iu
that light.
a ..ling man nan in.- money at a
gambling table in I'eudletun ami now
be is attempting to get his money back
with one hundred per cent prolil, with
the aid of lawyers and the statute.
Wonder what tlie young man would
have thought in the case he had
won aud his opponents had lost if
they had attempted to recover their
losiuge aud one hundred per cent ad
ditional V To sen ourselves, it ia
well to put ouraelvea iu others' places.
Thia young man attempted lo win
It was a caw ol love at tint sight,
but Martha Custis bail been a wiooa
only aix months, and she made Wash
ington wait until her sense of propriety
was satisfied Whether she kent him
dangling all ttna time we do not know ,
lUt while he was al tending the bullae
... l ... tiFin: ir. ,
oi ourgesse- si iiiiauisou rg sue ai
ho ways lemai.ied there, oocUDVina the
mostey ol others aud lost. He ia a"Hix Chimney House" aud making
The resilience of Martha Custis at
Williamsburg, called "The Six
Chimney House," was one of the lines!
mansions in the city, the state in
-ane asylum now mciipits Ms -it, lor
l! was burned several years ago. AH
(here is leit of it is a cookhouse, when
we van imagine portly "old
mammy,' Willi hnghl plaid turbans
ol scarlet ami yellow and imrpie, fry
ing chicken and making "pone" for
Ininer w hen Major ieorge Washing
ton came il. ot n tn court the widow.
Her ti rat husband , I i.nnel I'arke Custis,
had a line plantation in the neighbor
hood of the city, and when be .1 , ; at
the age ol Ith, she hurled him In the
dooryard. John Haudridgu, her lather,
lived on in .Sew Keul county and cul
tivated a vast estate of tobacco with
several bun. In, I slave- II, Hi lather
aud husband were rich, and Widow
Custis was without a pour (or htuutv
aud graces and accompl islnucnls iu all
Hit colony.
When WtthlMtOH returned Iroiu the
liradilock campaign he went in Wil
liamsburg in military dress, attended
In an orderly. While crossing Wil
liams' ferry on the I'amuiikey river, a
branch of the York, be was accosted
by a venerable gentleman named Chain
herlayne, who, learning his identity,
invited him to rust for a while Iron
his journey a! his house in the neigh
borhood Washington declined because
ins business was urgent, but liuallv
couseuied to slop for dinner ami feud
his horse. Al the hospitable uiausion
he was introduced to the i.iniily aud
io a neauuiiii wiiiow ol .'ii, who was a
guest, instead of departing immedi
ately after diuuer, Washington re
mained through the aftariioun aud
over night and on the nior:;ing pro
ceeded to Wiiliamsburg. Having
transacted his business witli the gov
ernor, he returned to Mr. Cbainher
layne's pleasant home and remained
a week.
Two ol the young women who jilted
Washington lived In Williamsburg
alter their marriage. and both ol them,
Irom (heir windows, watched the
triumphal progress of the continental
arm v as il followed him into town
after the surrender of Cornwallis,
when he was the greatest man in
America, and one of the conspicuous
tigure- ol the world. Wash ingtnu rode
a oeailliliii, tnnmughhreii chestniii,
and was surrounded by a glittering
stuff of French ami American oflicers.
laif.ivitie riding at his lelt and
Ifo' liainbeau at his right. He carried
his hut in his hand ami bowed in a
tllgiilricil, stiff mid grave manner to the
enthusiastic people
As Mm procession passed dnwn
I I, .sell nveiuie to liiki"of loin ester
street, on ils way to the palace, we
are told that "a pale and slender wo.
mail came to the door of a bouse with
her blinds pressed close above her
bosom and her tears blurring the wist
ful eyes bent so eagerly upon the
MOM, liarclic aded ligure sitting so
masterly ipofl the dancing chestnut
Washington -aw ami knew her in one
keen glance above the heads of the
shouting crowds, and, checking bia im
patient animal, he hnwed until his
powdered hair mingled with his
hore'- mane. The woman attempted
a courtesy, bill nature could bear no
more, and w ith a gasping sigh she
tainted and was bWM within, a i.op...
less, ncnotis w n . k : while the man
whom her father lunl scornfully turned
out of doors riHie on I. his destiny . his
riatoriottl aruiv at bis back, the cheer
ing multitude al his leet.
Till- was the wile of Thomas Adams
of Williamsburg, formerly lletsy
laiintlerov, who married for money in
stead of love, and wa.- sorry for it. Her
father was rich and proud and bad a
tine plantation at Savior's Hole on the
KappithauiiiH'k river, almut fifteen
miles from Wakefield, where Washing
Ion was born and spent bis bovl I.
It I- Oelieved that she loved him, hut
was persuaded by her parents that she
could do lietter than marry a poor
surveyor. After Wasliingloii returned
from Karbadoes, where he bad al
ien, led his brother Lawrence, who was
in feeble health, be wrote Mr. Kami t -leroy
a letter, which has Isseu pre
served 111 the family, asking permis
sion to renew his attentions to Miss
lletsy, "in the hope," he says, "of a
revocation of a former cruel sentence,
ami see if 1 cannot tiud an alteration
iu mt favor.' The reply to this appeal
has not been preserved, but was evi
dent It unfavorable.
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Telephone connection at ranch. Ad
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nr.
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Special Rates by
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The Rest Hotel In Eastern Oregon.
Van Dran Bros., P-ops. Successors to J. E. Moore
when the linen that has been done til
. i...o.fii. mini rv is nsi ""
.ith that laundered anywhere
ii.,,n Thf beauty of our
V. I rk makes os iiwtly proud
and we feel like WOWing every time
ai. in out tonerD
we see ine uim-i.-..,. - ,
i . ...i it.,,. i, nn the shirts, collars
nnd cuffs done up by our in.-thisls w ith
. .. V. in rh elf v.
the line worn Wf ii""'
Domestic Steam Laundry.
You get
Good Beer.
When you drink
PILSNER
BEER.
Qu&r&ntood nd to
cause headache or
dizzinesB
Ask for it.
Schultz Brewing Co.
MM other woman who uii(lit have
been Washinictiin's wif and probably
regretted it when Iik witnessed Ins
reception at Williamsburg wa Mrs.
Kdward Ambler, formerly .Miss Mary
Carey, a sister of I.ady Fairfax and a
diii)ihter of Colonel Wilson Cary, fur
thirty-h hi r years collector of cuitoina
at Uaniplnn, a. lie was a man o'
ttreat wealth and aristoeratic connec
tion-, and wa- ipiile indignant Unit h
isenniless young surveyor, working
lor wattes on the estate of l.nrd hair-
fax, should have the audacity to aspire
to the band of his daughter. Hishou
Meade, in his "Old Churches mid
Kainiliesnf Virginia," tells the story
it ho ( oh. n, I ( ary turned the vniiiiir
man dnwu with acorn and resenlmeut
ami iiilorined bun that bis daughter
Aits in the i. not nf - .ling in h coach.
s
I In young lady afterward married
Kdward Auibier, wbn was a great swell
among the colonial ristoi racy, being h
graduate of Cambridge Kngl.iml
I diversity and the owner of a large'
I ii :. . I
-.iii urni Jniiir-i.isii. ill- ilien in
17li8 at the age ol :to and bis widow
who survived to see her rejected lover
president of the linited Mates was an
intimate friend of Mrs. Washington
and a freipient visitor at Mount Ver
non. It is a singular coincidence that
Helm. 1. 1. Jefterson's faithless sweet
heart, married a hrotber of Kdward
Ambler.
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Kollnd Uailey, Sed Kye and Heardless Barley.
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au.it by JOHN MCilMIIH
The Louvre Saloon
t'KNIII.KTON
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Henry Kopittke
expect people to know
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don't
HOW DO YOU
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MOOT SKVIi.v WilKDe IO THK LINK.
Oae l oi. or ia-ii (wr . .. st the rslaol l par litis
in- lm.- or mure iter in, mom ' ue rsu- of 4111- iMr liu.
whom
IS Mil -
1 e "liwlaud lieauty" to
VSasluii)!ton so tenderly refers
I'useii in nave uoeu .Miss l.uev Oryines
of Wesluiorelitud cuunty wlm married
Usury l.ee oi Utratlofd Hall and be.
MOM the mother of the famous live
l.ee brothers who idaved sueh a i'oii-
pleOOttl pari iii the revolution and
the Kraudmother of Oenural Kuliert E.
l.ee. Very little is known ol Washing
ton's attention, to her although it is a
ieaeud in the family that he was her
lover.
After the Hraddovk Indian eamuaixn
Major Washington act'oinnauieil Cap
tain linger Morris, a companion at
arms, to New York, and visited the
stately home ol Frederick P, I'lullinses
on the banks ol the Hudson, near
West I'oiiit, where he lieeame enamored
of Miss Mary, the daui-htur ol hia
bust. He nassed on to Boston, returned
to New York, and then revisited the
rbllllpSM, where lie proposed mar
riage to Miss Mary and was frankly in
formed that she was engaged to his
iriend Captain Morns It was at this
US that benedict Arnold was resid
ing when he lietrayed bis country,
and from these groilllds he took the
boat which curried him to the British
schooner that lay in the Hudson when
his treachery was discovered,
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Cheaper than tin.
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Tur Paper. Paper'
Lime and Cemeut,
Moulding.
Pickets,
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Brick aud Sand,
Screen pom-, Windows,
Sash aud Doors,
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brail, hraatu uu Olnua Jan..
rrau.'lK'u Nuw
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Help or Situation
Wanted.
C. F. look's Eiiiili)jfini'iit italic)
Uornur Main and Alia Street.
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VBTBRIN ARY iiUHUKONS.
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(uuu, giailuau- of ttii- liual VaU-riu.i I ....
logs. aVIiubursli, Boullauil Laio suvrruutaui
valsriuary 1 .( for Vela district, B C
Uuuttativ aaiaaal. ol all kind, iraaied uu aci
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Isciluieudsni. makei. isimolu. ,n.t ..11.1.1..
lau. fur kulldlUfa Iu Ilia vilv or uiuuin
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and Kuruue. Maki . Z? " "' J':
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L. Ray & Co.,
Buy aad sell
t- a
For Rigs
To go Fishing
or (or a call U inalie call
teleiiioneMain 7V.
Depot St
1 just think or it:
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liu iillu r liuirlli lis ii.- . .iiniuru
ilisin a II 1 l.i. I., .t.iia thai ow
KlKet-DLABHauil I'KK'l- KI'.Ht 1
i.iiiiuibi,. .took of Collar, afaw
M Iiiim, Hweat uail. uai k .addka "i
leallier, leula, wagun corera, eaa"
JOSEPH CLL
l.eadlnjc harneaa and
M. T.J Morrla uaahla.
FOR hALB
plau. t ji bin 1. 1 1
Boom 17 Jud.l bill
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1. 1 THE NKVV8I Take the Kaat
I Otwconian. Daily 95.00 a year by
mail. Wooklv i.o. mad Stmi.
Wtwkly ta.oo a yaar tempi, gamy f,M
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"'" aiuiuiif iiiriiutn-.i uu aliori uo
lica. Job work a peciall. I ruoipi 1,1ms,
auop ou Biiiff airtwt, naar Malu atreot
IN
POUND THK
Kol.l.OWlNO UK-
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U..- A ' l ON TKAl'TOK AND i lly MaraUal auTi win 1 ii' l'u "P by the
builder Kallioalo. lurui.tted ou all kiuda ol 01.0 00.1. 41 "Piraln. u
ruaaourr oaaisiil si. Ik. .in.ii. '. lor l".l aud e.ucuaa.
U. Ea'ai Oravgooiau Xj. rhTiudi. "raud'on' J Vf" u"
J 1 ins re aad colt right shoulder of
UMMT1BTI. I'ale.l Juue 21. 1901.
OKKIOK
K. A. VAUUHAN, DKNTIbT .
la Judd Buildlug.
A L. HKATIK, D. D. H. OKKIOK OVISH
aarluga Bauk lias admlulawarod
Old
m 11 Bath man. nu. w....
- s.iuill.
10 em
INIlHU
pau, ou ,hlvi. wall.ro,
Newspapers fetfs: S
lor caah or on uiarglu.
cZT Y0rt Slock Kaclunae.
Ch lego Stock BmSSSgP'
Cnlctco Board ol TradeV
Court Mir at
wa,llst,,n. 0-,
Telephone Ti.
K. A. MANN, UKNT1HT, IN AbbOClA at TUB Kaar oaanSi? nu . buudU
Uoi lftUatt.orr.B.Uloptea'.oSI. 1 baa. Oi.af slBBuONlAN UHC,
ALLEN BROS.,
Wood and
loata.
IUII at
eoduio ana dry.
PKN.rUrU'B4Vin,BU,k-
MMlaHift, . 0BKlJ01(
Cor. Court and John-1
PENDLETON.
Mleaui boat. Kleetrii' LlghU-
Auierleau Plau, rataalL""
8Voial rates hr
PrM Bus flosusll '
Commercial TraaW
Pine Sampli Kooni
Spockal Atuotloa OW"
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