East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, March 21, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti r We Want You to know what we liave got in the way ot SprltiR ami Suminei Ooodl A Dtttnbct of crises have r -cently arrived, and there is no better way to find out what we have got than to come and see. New Shirt Waists, Summer Dress Goods. Summer Underwear, etc. All new goods at cut prictft. with every dollai purchase. A ntM fol a goM watch given Tte Hapet Casli Sim Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood WEDNESDAY. MAKi'll 21, i'" DAILY. WEEKLY AND SEMI-WEEKLY BY THI- Ba.t Orcgonian PnbllahinK Company, PFNDI.F.TI.N OKI i.o DAILY .IHV WtPTIN Ml' On, copTeor frai. t nu , . Oa. topr u Monlh , tun Oa. cope per .eel. tv iirnrt tamCtiptli.B CO 1 15 $ llU ,1. tBf I BUI, . MMMttaBLT wacaim s syis, 0f ctpy one east 1st. copir t, Montb, Trill lurawrtplla. . Staffl. BUMMd - . . W1BXLY MMMIM aAT.S (in, ti, on, rr l toy, l, MoatS. Trial MM ttptioa tjnf I, copy ... AIIVIHTItlKli RATS, S1 Y 1. .Ml."! if 11 Oa. l.cb, o lea,, in Aim.-Wrt tf Hlff Month . . . , ?.. tach. or iew. lit daily per Moalh wo talk.,, ot l,. m II, .1, an I v i ff m O'.r tfttM ta h... Semi ,t. p,r la-a per M.'nlb . . I ff Her tare. lacSc. Illily. p,r In It Ml M..-..1 t OS 0..I Ibreaiacae,. la h.nr , nd W .,. e,t tnt It prl ni.,atli , tt Oh loch, o leu. in Wfrthlv per m Mfc t as O,.' thro, ia, k, In W..,i, . er la i mm m SI ...In) U,tc thro tsthe,. la Toe,.la,' iw, of hrini V rk),. Mja inch po, Moath . . . ...... H rWal anapartil a..ort..QM,oal in Sean-WeeH, VbI. ot Detlv.artt taatnioa. par IBih.fa.og, aaU. kuln, ucai tain tvaa. oov . Local aotttat. lea cat, per liae. ea,h munle.. I 71 Is . 1 oa o n.'iirly 'Vn Bp," Mid Km IntWMl in tin' MttitBg brattle for tin1 pri'siili'iiey ll itirrpusril tliurvhy. The policy of im IM'riiilinni bat dfiVM uwitv HON frmn tlir republican rank tnd tile than it lias attrai'tfd. Tin- tli-nu entry MM win this fall. Tn iln thi- UmN must mil 1 1. un imli i-ision ami lack nf vitftir in tlx- roniliii't nf tin- ciiNipuitfn. Tin' 11 :i t f i rti i must In' a iltrlaratinn nf prlMlplM that tlmsc even wlm ran may roml. In this etWl tttOMUdl will join tin- drfJUOCntlC rank". Tin irnbl ili'iiii'rat, or MOM of tlirni. will n tnrn. Tin- anti-ini't'rialixt ri'pu hi i MHM "ill thai a liavi'ii of politiral r-st. Tin- nMinenti of trusts will itnne. Tin' advooateH of public ownership will lif attrai'titl. Tim MMM of purr. OMoniicnl, Inmost tfovornnu'tit may In- MlIM tn tlif anpport of tin- MMM eratit- I'uiist , tTDK brtbag intlm-iuisl to believe thorn i1 room for fnnliili'inv onrt' BKIM. l or this tin- HlTrM makr api'al. With it tlion-oan ! victory ! , QmnltM virtorv : The inoreaM- in Mm circulat ion of rnnviii'.v is uoiiil' on iiihIit tin- HI uiiunrt' art. Hunks all ".t t lie DOOIItrj art- it,Miiit iiiLr IhjiiiIk ainl applying for riimmcy. ObeMrfJO rfJoMCbjhl brail kl nr,' prr'..iiriir to tilki' out Ml rir -nla-tion IMJMPaliag I'l.iVIO.ttOW. Tin- hill proviilm that tin- inut' of any hank tthall not t'Xrt'.il it.- t-apital .ually piiitl in, ami th capitalization in nlxmt rrtJu,i)OU,nN). axuiiint whirh a'r. .-all . h. m . .-r. r have 2t,00O.t)ilO in hank fir. nl.it i. n outrUniliii)(. TInTf HI MaUl in MMM ipiarteri of inrlatiun of the MMMDOJf volunit' umli-r thr nt-w law. " IMELY COMMENT. Uwii In Lnvtlanil, a- with u-. tba hiinl.'U of war in MmJ M hv lodiMSf IMM Uvon all thf a-opli', fall Mil- Upon tln'in oat of priipurtioii lothtlr wfilth or ability to jmy. In nhort. wraith in carryinp! m mrtion of tin hnr.l.-i.. while rwiMviiitf tnoi't of tin- iM'iit'tlih of thf war. Throutrh homl i.ui -. manip ulating Kovernnieiit tinuin - a I . I t - trut'tf wt-ulth hii mail, a prettJ pt'linv from our war, ami in addition pomai ami Mjaitit)ii ha- U .mi hIioyyitiiI upon tin aMMMMN, who imihl rt'in-h tin MMM on which liM William thf Wtibhler, with Mark llauna M door kffn'r. I'miur vfi.Vfrniiifnl of today MM is u MJrMMty t" ovt-rlook thf in MtMH of the pWfjla iii mi rfh-rt bo conltT privilt'UDs ti h ii i tlmsf wlin art' in the Hwini. l'mt'ri "I'tlblif" contaillP Makl MMM Biiichty intervntinx rfail- mt I na Ml lOWIMJ li MM trom itx in I iin iiih : if tin- ObMago In Mr Oeau of thf "tb eorrvetly ipiotfi" lluv. Nunei, of Havana, that urntli'iuau MMMpliiMa a rapacity tor folf-iiovr riimrnt hy tba t'uh.in- whirh soiiif 'suin'rinr i ph -' miht worthily rnvy. II- hail rallnl lifffrrnt mavor- of tin- uh- -ct of muniripal itovrrnniont, ami in iirginit a mlicy of local nel f-npnirt be proposfil an fiuiiifiitlv ririisihlf local rewnur Kyatelli. "It Wotlltl la a uoimI idea." be said, "to cutubliih n laud tax on thf Imsis of the value of the land Inataad of hi . i the income tbrn- (mm as now." Gov. Nunez evidently MaliaM that laml sM'ulation is wuiie thin): to lie trot ml of : and he has hit upmi thf la'st (sissible metliisl of ur aaMpllabiMJ that result. I .u.. ...... ti.n .i,n.. ....,..... ... or.. u.. lit .l.b'L' ; "1' I'l' 1 to- ion--ui 111,1,01s in ' ' " f II ... .1.. ..... .i i i .... i . ... u" in. tlnaniihad from Mfflponfy rapadlenoy, wi at, I bis belief as w-ll foumlfd. Thf nation that la nidad liy thf simple and obvious prmeiples of moral ribt will learn to solve all problems in the in oat expadianl way. Hut the nation that puts exmnliency before rijiht, will wander in the wilderness all it days It is a yrrievons fact that so many public leaders anil teachers are so nerold of faith in eternal ritfht. that they are tUrniM the nation awa from its noblcal IdMit in an insane search for BSpadianM. Mr. Sheldon hiMMlt is not wholly free from this disposi tion. Tba MiniaMr of an emniaoVant, oinnipotcnt and beneficent tiotl. who has made in, mi free to rhoose between nod and evil, mIiouIiI think twice be fore proposim; to coerce their choice by law. Mr. Sheldon tloes this when he puts prohibition not temperance, nor abstention, but prohibition at thf fort'front of social reform. a a a II. L Itlis-. the statistician, inak--an Intonating thoWiMJ as to the tinan cial condition of Anicriran au'rirultu-ri-t-. It is in answer to Carroll I). Wriftht'l oftoqtiotod contention that the AtMriean workinfMM are prowinfl richer. Mr. Hliss dfOlarM that al thooab Wrktbl pratondi to draw bis en. elusion from nacres statistics of -I'Mtiteen of the most important liranrhes of industry, thes- statistics do not contain a siiu.de wawtes iiiotation from our greatest industry aurit ul tnre. TuruiiiK then himself to the statistics of farm wanes, furnished by a statistician of the ileparnnent ofanri raltttTa. ha OOneiltdert that male la in, r-r- iii agrlonltMi do not avafaga ntMh if any more wanes than t-'1 1 a vt ar. which is a decrease instead of an increase. Accordiliu to the statistics oitod by Mr. Hliss farm WMJM 'ell from an aveniKe of 110.87 sr moiitb in 1 870 to 18,60 in 1888, Nor do farmer appaar to have fared much if any baftor than farm banda, Only i" ier rent of the IM1MM in )iropertv value- from iKsn to lstHi affected agrienltural pros'rtv. I'.ven thi-. BOMfdlng to Mr itliss, ilitl not all 0 to farmers: for 80 pat cent of our farmers are tenants. An increase in farm valm - i- to them, thfrefore. a burden in the form of higher rents, rather than a bMMtH in the form of laruer iMOtnaa. This statistieal reply to Carroll Ji. Wright 'l proaparlty Bguraa, whirh i- now pass Ina through thf country press, is a valuable contribution to an important mbjaot. Cotninon obaarratioi Indl rales that the Mlg M classes nre Rowing rer relativelv to the leisure classes: and Mr. Hliss fives statistical continuation of that view of the matter. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. Tak.' UeaaltM Brume Ljuiiiliii' Tbk'U. All IriihlctKtr rifiiii'l tlie oioney II li fall, to cun. E. W . Orovi 'a ilgnalii c I- on each box, Ok. AaaordiliL' to some report- Queen Victoria will not unto Italy this Mprinu baoauai iha il afraiil of anarchists: according to others she is to stay at home a- a matter of policy. Hut the chaUOCM are that she will act much as any other old lady of her kte would under the circunistances ami do what he Iff I- like doing just because -In feels like it. The name of -x-.linlu- .lain A. i mentioned in coiinertiou with diatrict attoruevsbip, ami it is that he will most likely r lea nomination from the republicans l.-t tin said tl lor ly K'ssl taut -iln , the otlice .luiues A Fee is Worthv of it. Ax a lawyer ami a man be is als.iv Unpiciou. He filled for a tititn lr of year- tin- iiiim, riant tru-i ot Mdp uml ba did ll with ability ami tiilrlity. Juiliff Iff is a man who tloes not lack conviction, mid be has MMM M H fount oi it. int. tiriiiorrats will timl it dillicult to iininiuatf a man who colli causf (Mji If MJ MMMiMM in tin race, li in.- MpHMMOM noininatt Juilge DM It will for.- the ilfun.rr.it.- to MM) noiiiinuti a tit man and thi wniiltl insure to thr ... -..ol. a tlnirouuh- mliiiiniatr.it ion of thi- iiiiisir lo was elected Hryau will visit tlr.con ami WMMIMJoM next week and it i- m.w MMMMad thut riMJldanl MoKinl win come on a tour next summer. Ami why MM It adds to the ttatOM of but I public men and the s'ope to c , t. aaataVaa. . . MMaaMH ui. ik aetpiaini, n with om another. The man win. i.iy- at bOM me uloavnl is most narrowed by it and In- VMM after a while tukes in nine uiut lit! grows stroii).' in tin i... i ,..t ii. ., i... - ,i . . ....... ...... ... Mi.n. unire inail lie tl.s's ureater and Is'lier than we witlen our snhert the more we real I v e llll.tuille we till. unit tlie more we r--p.vi tin- right- and opinions of other men M.iuv of tl nignur virtues are nourished lo nrouiler ucipjaintain-e with our irl Iowa, while inuny of the vices of which ll. -i. m heir to are driven out hy th Hpint which spring- iron, w nl, , nation ami greator kBOWladga, The gold standard feature nf tb ttnanclai hill. which coiiure has pa-sed and the lire-iileiit has promptlv lignad, was a ton-gone roiiclusion. It was part of the bargain to which Mr ll.lllh.l secret I V liledgeil the .Mt'KlllleV i.artv when he went down into Wall strei't in IMH. for campaign fund-. Tin line tbinu i- true of thr feature in volvini: tin- alsditiou of tin- green hack Hut i n- had sunpoaed that pro i - it hi- inr cn-atiiig a is-ru'tual puhlit lent w-r- to Is- thrown into tin bargain Such provisions are in tin bill, however An immense sum is tt In- exs'utteil in paving premiums on unmatured i.,ml- so a- to cancel them and issue in their place 'J 1st cent long tlllte I-.- lo n dure interest oil gov eminent li. n l- Iron, .i, 4 ..ml I. iter cent to aps ar- on the -urlare to be prnlltahlc traneaotion. In when the -hurt time tin- outstanding bonds has to run and the high premium- tln-v bear are cinddered, along w ith th fact that I nited Siate- I". ml- at :i im -tit coiuiuaml a premium, the trausai i urn ilia'- not pr nt so proittalile at a- e.-t. Kven ii it were highly prolita Mli tlie pmllt woiilil in- Marly won III- eXIi-llse ill til, :l I :llt. i II lilt-111 ol -nr Milicy of tlebt retluctiou in favor of policy ol debt perpetuation, HEART-SICK. There are a great main people who havr heart sickness, who have no hrotin- derangement of the In-art. When tht .stomach is diseased it mav iffect matn oilier organs, and pnaluct' ill the evidences of diseased heart, dis eased liver or kidneys, or disease in some other organ. The inexjierienced practitioner treats the wrong disease. im MM the con stant statement of l)r. I'ierce's ctirres- MMMMM! "Doc tors could not help me." Doctor I'ierce's (Vol tie ii Medical Discovery cures list-usee of the stomach .mil ot gaus of digestion am! nutrition. It increases the as similative powers, mil purines anil enriches tin blood When diseases of organs remote from the stomach an- eanaad by tba stomach, the cure of the stomach re sults in the cure of the other dis eases, in heart, lungs, liver, kid neys, etc. "Sis ye.it- ag" ntv atrtninch nnrt heart trouble, me an mucM I ha.l lo do ..iuttniiig. as tht doctors cottl.l not help me " writes Mr- K. A Kit. i oi loot c alll"tiil.i 11.. a " 1 ami that he i- liu in. llie more ami environment know ami the I, Uie tlemocrats in congr.-.- and throughout the county art- anoouraged MJ "if BOjItMaJ outlook. I'ln-re y yvm,r in ur u NIIVIT lllllllg to tllflr cluud, oven if it in not id t,, 1, aflt r all. The republicans have proven their Iriends, hy having s,. much rope tuwb.chu. h.lllf them.-elve.-. "Billy" :;iiii,I'UcK1"' S ,:,, : ; I,.- .,1... ... i i j ...... U, uei,llH.rnU lowed their prejiuliee a...l -1." inclination to return U. MMMld. There is much a Boon outlook u, demucri,.u. liriMIMrM'LM tlial litis. t..r- . 1 Is . arejhheldui a man as even 1 Altgelil, ol iii am Mavor .lone-, of Toledo, are to speak at a iiiassiueet ing in Ma-ouic hall It, I.ollis. oil the 17th. The utile speaker- are to In- Lee Merriwuther who mailt' a strong run lor mavor o St. Louis, two vears ago, on a uiuiiit iml owner-hip tleims-ratic iilatform and V, 11. Ivramleuhurger. also of r-t UMIOi A OttrioiU feilture oi the oi l lllg is the hitter opsi-itioll it hi evoked from a large ilemocratic dill Had the ".leflersonian. " This clul has aa pa 1 1 ad BraMiMibnigai a direct. ami tin- trea-urer, liecaiise lie liecaun i ' 1 1 . - - j i in the movement to bring Mtgeld and .lone- to St. Louis uml has lerlaretl himself in favor of cits ownership of puhlir utilitie-. Hramlcu liurger would seem to Is- altogether Its goisl a .leinocrat tor his ".lefter-oii inn surroiiiiilings. The fact is tl th- Jefleraonlan club of St. Louis iswM'ti by uemoeratic iwliticiaua wl are itosstsl in turn hy street railw ami other Iraurhist-ownin..' roiisir:,- lions. Hut tin- houses art- not ill.. -reel Tin- overaea) in ittaniuthrag to uuniah a tlciins-rat so publicly for his superior deiin craey, is certain to react ugaiiiat the locul liioiiopolit-e. Sheldon's t(Xsriment in editing the Topaka Capital us .lesus WOUid have done it, ie not a verv fuir one. His success ami Bnaneially that is nanind w ill is- attributed to the MUMtion of a week. Yet, had he failed, the i. nun, woiini haw- la-en attributed to tin- inherent weakness of his idea. An to success in other reapaCMi that d. -MMna. To those who sc.- Jesu.- as Mr. Sheltlon f.-es him, the experiinent will I., successful ill tin- highest sense. Hill other.-, Loth tho-e who know m Jesus Mini those who fitil to see him as Sheldon doe.-, will scoff. It should ha bOTM i" mind by all side.-, though, that Mr. Sheltlon is not trying to make the kind of paper that somebody els, thinks Jesus Would have math-, lint the kind that Mr. Sheldon thinks he would have made. And in this, Mr. Sheldon ii right. One of hM Aral edi torials declare- that the main purpose of tin- pajicr is "to influence its readers to seek lirst the kingdom of tiod," his belief being that "an action seeking the kingdom oi (toil hrsi ,,i all w ill in ' on, lino riuht llllMWi'l-s. In -ill . I i - i , i ... I qUMioni." u i,. kinuila.1.. ..(i:.... vi- went to s.v iTmiriacti anl hil trtatiiuut tut caUrrh of the totuach. ami waa bctirt fur onir iimr tli r ii canir hack I theu i" : Im I incc i uuUUit Uitlical Diacovery uud ii t'clUu ' 'fueae ninticiura curnl iiiv ktomstch 1 vi not havr the psim ami nnliKti ii"i) .s .- i t- vet) h.inl Cor nic ti tc ll vou wti.if I fctiitrtctl lfr..rr 1 commeucvii taking your v;t!ua bit- tnrdiciue I rxxiutuieut it u ail the kutkTcr whuiu I wttt." To curt- oti?.Uiatioti ust- I)r. 1'icrcc'c MONEY At 7 Per Cent. Vv 111 loan on impr veil city property r will furiiUli money to build with. Repayable in lartollMtnM. No com missions. FRANK B. CLOPTOM B09 (nan. Street A .-eiit lor tin- RqaiMMa Savings iV. Loan Aasis lalion. OoeaC0stsooO04 Telephone Lvery Stable 5 1 nasi N.-u stsnaaeineui PaahlnMhlt Itigs at Low Kai . The best Turn. nits In the Cm . X Bpeclal atteotion given to board t ing horses. S. F. Hays, Prop. Opposite t ourt llnuse. TalepkoM No. as oo o soi oscs o-yo NO MORE KLONDIKE TIIKHaV ll si' ONK PLAOI vtln-r.- M CM : a k I "innr. lin-,0 l a rsestlB- able t-oal, ami lhat l at Goedecke's Mew Cafe... Maui It, Harkul uexl door n, Kni). in Meat Mottier'sStoryofBaby'sCure Of a Most Disi ivsinv. Humor by the Cuticura Remedies. When our baby wan n week old, MMflM apieared on the top of her head and Hprcad nil over her senlp, fnee. and forehead, fnrtninirone m of aorea. You can rcnli.c how niiich BM nitiat have KitlTcrcd, when tbt Hcrntelied at timea till the Mood run intenniiiL'led with w:.tcr. Our family doctor's treatment proved ineffectual, na (he (Unorder, itiafcad tif bating, developed more. We tin n stopped nil medical (rcalinent, and coin- ! manoad tritti Cutioum Kkmhufh. Wi Mad the Oonotnu Rmoltmt, Cpti- OtTaU Ointment, and OlITlOUlU Soac, all i Oa. riraecB ol tlie eczema (lisappeaied, the i ) skin and scalp were left perfectly elenr and smooth, and she wns entirely cured. Mils. K. BUTLER, Mv oldeal boy, an nine raara, was trMbled with sores on d liferent parts of tin' body, eijieelall) on the li').'. about twent - tour In all. They were about tn- ibw oi n BvtMteut piece, and wMld ftotar rary much ami alaof a pus. 'I hey were very painful. After mv above experieiKM with thf cure of my little girl with 'in i uv RkXSDIM, 1 did not bother with the doctor in this ease, hut gave him the CtTtCfliA treatment which completely cured him in (OUT week Mas. K. HI TLKU, 1'JWi ;l.l Ave, S. Brooklyn, N. Y. Sleep for Skin-Tortured Babies Ano Hi-i i IB Itaao Muruaaa tn a warm hath with Ci'TtrcRA Soap, ami n stnglti rtpjill r.ut.ni nt ii in im i ii i it .in' n I I'rt'atfst of emollient akin cures. This trealinent, asalalett In tin maief aaeei I" t cm i ha Kksolvknt, Ui e.s ami cleanse tin- hltiod, ait- t In stint rcMefi i ci mil- real tol narsMamt sleep for child, and points tn h H-t-i . iemiani'iit, nti'l aeeaeaneal tare Of kJltlftaa, dlsflgurthg, ttrhlng, humlng, t I.-, dlnu, scaly, plmiily, nmi ei listed -ion ted oalu hemon wtM loss ot huir, when an else falls, sold MroegtMMU the world, CoMPUm l-A n ils ai. anh Intkrsai. Trkatment. Price. Tlir. hkt, Ol.en i or. t in. cu v so, i , - . i i-Tirititv ointment, hv., (.'imcuRA RKsni.vKNT.raV. rnrrKR iiki .. iM' i in ii i om-., I'lnpo., Ilost.in. " How to Cure Kvcry Kind of Humor," free. ' IMI Your tlHlr with warm ihnmpixxiof CnrimtA Hor, and liar M dreaa. In nf CiiTH i'iu, pitTvet of fmoHlfntn and irrratefit of tkln cum. Thin flmplc), rofreahliiht, and tnMnilvo triatmrnt will clear lh eralp and hair nf cmata, oaloo. and dandrtifT, tooth' trritalcd and Itchlnx tirfaraMj, llmulr.t thr hnlr fttlllclaa, supply th rota with anerv) and nouriahmaol. and makv Uie hair grow on a clean . wholwaoou aaalp wbau. ail aiae fail. NO COTTON OR SHODDY IS USUI) IN THE W A Mil ACT 1 1 Kl Of: Pendleton Blankets When you huy a hlunket baarlog the name "Pendleton WiHiien MP's" vou may he sure you ure obtaining the heHt hlanket made, and one which cnaiatthB nothtnu hut pure fleece wool. T t Peii ii Willi lis Supply the leading merchants of tlie Northwest. . . . 1900 Bicycles Men's Crescents $25 and $35. Ladies' Crescents $26 and $35. A consignment of $25 and $26 Crescenls has just arrived. Come in and See Them. The Crescent Agency East Oregonian Building. You Can 6et The Celebrated Pilsner beer in bottles, delivered to any part ol city, at $1.50 per IDozen.. a Bottled by Geo. J. Pottner Best Ms At Lowest Prices R. MARTIN The New York World, Thrice -a Week Edition ALflOST A DAILY AT THE PRICE OF A WEEKLY. The most Widely OlrOtllaMd "weekly" newapaper in America is the Tbrtoea- Week aaltiotl of The New York World, uml with the praeidentlal nmriaigii now ut hum! ynu run not ilo without it. Here are some of the Maaona why it is ensilv the lemler in ilollur a year journal ism. It in issnetl everv other tiny, n lit I is to nil purposes 11 tluily. I'.very week eiich slihscriher receives IX ui)fes uml often (IliriliK the "liusy" sell-on 21 piiL'es each week. The price is only i pal yenr It is i rtiiit 1 1 y u tluily nl the price of a weekiy. Its news rover- everv known hurt of the World, No weekly new spiiH'r BOO Id stiiiul alone uml furnish such service 1 lie 1 hrire-ii-Week Worhl has ill its ulapoaal nil of the Maoureaa of the (ireutest nruspuper in existence the wonder nf modem journalism "Amarioa'i Qreateil Newapaper," us it Im- been justly termed -The New York World. Its political news is nl.-olntely im partial. This litct will lie of espoehil vuliie in the iiresitleiitinl ciiiniuiiuu ooming on. The liest of current llt-t ion is found in its eoiUMMi These nre oiilv Home of the reasons : there nre others. Iteiitl il anil mt- t In-ill nil. We nfler this tllieiiuiiled liewsiiiiH-r uml the weekly mm Oreamiiarj to- Kether tint- year fur f'J. The reirulur stil.script ion priei of the two MMTI is 88.50. The Tri-Weekly Worhl uml the Seini Weeklv MM OMMMoM one year for 88.80. Pilsner Beer a The Be8t Bee. i-cnQieion. gLI ISA. You ml Pilsner j Beer Never causes Htniiache i uizziness. Schultz Brewing Qy Opposite 0. R. Si. N. Roird House THE CITY... Livery, Teed and Sale Stables... Dkpaict RMaWMkaaMM I ahuivi Kon rrtint r-.ltttl.l on. ri(OM Kant rtslt laiks. Denver. Karl' Fast Mall i Worth Omaha, Kan- Mall m. i sas lit), hi !Us,jj:;l6a. . in- ami hast, Tit Orsa-oi. Short Line. Kookaiie Walk, Walla, Spokane. Hpokaiit riyer .vn aiaills, St Paul, Klvsr i -Mia m. Dulntli, Mllw.iukee, 4:30 p. r UtUcaaii and Kaat, rta tlrnav NorUirru. K t Mall leortiaint ami Him Kran Fas', M.. 9 4os.ni. .li,-. 5;l5a.m MM IS m. IMaaa st.mahipi t:or p d ' ... t , i:i or San Frauclaeo hry ne Uajrt. SiOOS. m. I' .loruhl. Kle.r M)B,M Ki hiuitla atosam.ra. si Siinnai Satiirclay ,. A.iorla and Way loa. B. ; .....i.u.,.-. Irl Kiuaru MMa Kl.sr. taXMMl llafly iti.tria to Lotalston. Hillv laMuVMi 7-.0a.ni. HI u t! H e i,.- IVi.ill.-'oii for Walla Wa'ln dall) Met it Sunclay at J p. in. Arrives Ji.'aia. in For fill! luloruiatloii .tpply oi write to V It. II . I.I.HI I. I F F Wamsi.kv. Aaeut ilenttimi Pssseuxor Avtnil Fortliuid. (irraton. I'Midlnlou. cnwis si.npsoN I'l OS BreryUdng New. New n r-.. New :lMs Best rljis ami i.M. In the city. Boartlers tjlvei, h- m ut t uUon. Service any hour ot t h nia Telephone No. 7 . HALE KELP VVANTtU. MEN U wi BD- TO IJCA UN I1AHI Ira. I.- llt.lv i.lol.t .. . . l 1. hiihlifiiu'lil- Mil- fcsaoii : lllu.ioii.'.i , itiaaj inn), 01 i iiy nil Iivelllr lllillli-il he, M., iinris'i 'OoIUfls, sun rraamMP caiii ATTORNEYS. M. .1. BBAN, ATTOBNKV AT Lfl unit e in Saving's Uioik Hullillni; ii.ialn. 1 A.KTKH a 1: l,i:v. (tTTOKNl V A w. tinii-e 111 HavlllKs llstlk HllllillD r-O HAILKY, LAWYER. OFFICII J111I1I HulhlltiK. IViitllutoii, Hr.'Koli J','.-N!,,':o A- I AW OKI It K I N J frS I II I llir " 1 "'I.I.IKK. I.AWYKK, KOOgd 1 .'I K. 1 Jill I . ! 1 . . 1 11"-. Ill KUEHALtl). ATTUKNII "nli'e Iii a lotion h: N;.Jt"';l.'Kl:l'l;Y' ATTORNEY AT UI v... . ,,, Aaaoeintloli llloek. K. I). IliiVli, ATTOKKKY at ,j.u Court bt. . A. NEWBERRY, ATTOKXH ill Ut" It 1 1... a-mii latioii hini.lini J. T. II I My I.I' ATTOKM.V AT Lit. mi."., in... k I'i'iitiii'iiiii. iir.enu PHYSICIANS. ftiflit-t' hi I'.-iiilletoa ow mi w 1. i-.ii s i"K hunk llislt,aMJ jT.tl T7 1 a. 111 . ; I It 1 1 ti. 111. ; I ("-177'' on Weal W.-lil si 1.7 lo lus. 111 , 0 -, 1 K.W.VINCENT, M.I). tKFl(Jg of K'lrsl Nniioiisl lltiiik. Olthe hour, luul a. 111 ; 1 to .t p. 111. uu. 1 1. J. sMi i n. okkut; DVKgFB In-loli s.iivliik-1. Hunk. 1'L-lriilnilu- 11. I tltilli t' U'leiliolii a. W. B. PBBBY, M. 1). OK Iii I. IN n a.,., ... , I il , ,11 ...i , ..I. i . a..' , ...... ., " si uBh m tla sin! iiisnt II. -. QARB1BLD, M. 1. UoMKOPifJ it ei -. -n inn slid Hurst'oii iinnc- in MuMiaH' DENTISTS. K. A. Al i. HAN, DENTIST, in im i-i HulltlillK. OKU. A. I.. BEATIB. 1. I. s. ui i n II Oil baviuga hank Uaa aituiliilalen-il . MANN, 11 K UV, DENTIST. IN AStWt ' F. U. t'loplon - otlii-e. NORTHERN PACIFIC KUNS Hulluiuu Sleeping Care, KleKant IXning are, Tourist Sleeping Care IfT. PAUL, MINNKAHOlolb, DULUTH, KAHQO, ,QRAND FORKb, ;CROOK8TON. WINNKPEQ, I HELKNA and VBUTTE. rilKOlGU TICKF1X TO CHICAGO, WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON AND ALL ROINT8 EAST AND bOUTh. Tl.roinh Tlok.i ui MjMJ and rjM, m irA,?, " xn.sii; . . TIME MUURUt U., d":,.'s,,vrnl,e,,diu,,, u "- v. a ham'. Aasiit, "raiM. hi Mrali' J. 'o''.V"' ?Ulrd -"O HotriM.l irmSSU I'm Ii,,i lirP,, Take the... Washington & Columbia River Railway For CJhlcaKo, Ht. Paul, Ht. Loul. Kan. . City, .Joe), On-jtha, and All Points East and South PORTLAND and points on tM MMflM A rrt kH. al ttial. m - ...idsValid FThu,; h: iTE ou uouavi' Wi4 IK-isrU daliv aium am .i.w iu for iDfornuiUou rawarxUna ralaj. aud sa oouiioodsiloua oavll ..iTITr oylA. W. ADAMS As.ut, at u .,a,r,ra. rsuui.UM,, Walls Wall, Waaa. ARCHITKC1S AND BUILDERS. T. P. 10 iw A i: 1 1 Aitttlll I Kl I kNH Iff in lei-ii in. lira i. m. i " ! aii't rtlul ulsiis for IiiiIIiIIiisi In tlie city or cs I. '...in 17, In. 1.1 blllltltlUf. 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