East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, March 23, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti We Want You to know what we have got ia tbe wny of Spring and Summer Good A number of cases have re cently arrived, ami there is no better wny lo find out what we have got than to come a id see. New Shirt Waists, Summer Dress Goods. Summer Underwear, etc. All new goods at cut prices. A gross fin a gold watch fcrtB with every dollai purchase. Tie Magnet tel Store Clements dt Wilson. foist (flfouxaj) FRIDAY, MAhVIl 23, 1WX). 0A1LV. tUELT AID BEH-WEEKLT BY TH- But Orcffonian Pnblinhing Comjianr, PENDLETON. 0M0OM DAILY M'm RimoM w i Dm twpy par yti . ir aaail . f . oa I t- m I pr M ; BMUli, ty Mil t cnpy pet a - t -a. MmcnMlM frag a -w iMi-viut t mnufti n bah o B ri., i t ft., nib I Hfttl rtejettaaft WWl.V SflMCMirTIi'V KATI Om coe- co. ... OMUflliiKitrki Trad akarneeoa l.lcopT ADVasT!!.. NATS ID.I-...J1 A 1. rli.soit.it.' Oh itch. Iom. I. MmUdi pat moats . BWIMft,lM.itiirHrawll) .... t i..m. r mm, la ILu, and Wet. is rsf n Ihtf INmiKlMI. W.'WHkl.pr l. 1 t" : tH'i'i, . son. n mmU O-or "ifi:h..n I -i v . . r 1 e ) ., 1 .nth hpffm.mh i ss . . suh . . .if i.Wnkh. . is 3 If n.n Pffimih SroUo) soaoar.il olv.tt. srsient. in Stt BoBf iflt IMMTIAMt. Df l.fc, flOO. I SatB. - Local Mlk in coats pf lias. . Bryan will be jti't forty years ami ten ilayii old when he conies t i Pen dleton next Thursday Why, tnan Ueneral L W tuattMi Mr. MtdUatwr i found an ampin am' - 'Wn! ntftan i agon . nta mention quite frequently of tin- a-uioii that .niirr.-Hiuun Cuahnuiti of tti.it state has eecuretl for Toin. Mai ami BaiTJ From t!iw rosirts it 1 iii,oar that Congressman (.'nxlin.an i rn-i'ivini: lotXJti a year ami mileage from 1 1 " pv for bin wrvici to u fi imlividiialu in- a iieiixion iiicvnt in Waabinittoii. 1 1 it were not for tin' aftMiCM itraft mam enngrvMnifii MaU batra aolhtag lo d in WaaMagtaa. The Chicago Telephone Company, with a capital of fn.OOII.llOO ami a mar ket quotation of (--' a slum for its Htook. ban recently declared its quarter ly dividend of three per cent in cash and two Demi-annual dividend- oi ten pur cunt each at par, or UtJO each market value, making the total dividend for the year of f7 per cent on the par vulue of its capital. With theae things happening all over the country is there any wonder we hear frequently nowadays alsnit puldic utilities and tbe need of government ownership of all such thinm, at l- ast. that are not owned hv the individuals managing and operating them. And there in to lie more and more of such talk as the years roll around and capi talization more and more ul.-orli- the subHtauce of labor, and uaporariahai the eople who work. Brvan today in Lincoln of forty paatrl ago. Lincoln preached the doctrine of equality, fraternity, liberty. This doctrine Llryan is preaching, in ipita of the ridicule of tbe "hotter ele ment" of press and people Lincoln "preached" in spite of the protest.- of this "U-tter element, " and is Hryan preaching, liryan pleuds for a govern ment of the people, hv the people and (or thu people. Lincoln preached the doctrine and atood for it, in fact, died for It. Lincoln declared that no man bad a right to govern another inai. without that other man's consent Thi ia tbe principle behind m-lf-govern-incut, bihJad iual rights. I.incoln Miuled out the growing daugors of combiuutioiiH of capital threaten mirth, republic. Uryun attackn such coin biuatioiiH. There were men win. INiinlol the linger of scorn at the un couth Lincoln and derided him. And there are men alio ridicule ami be little liryan. Lincoln was sincere ami mo is liryan A man cannot light for a cause year in and and year out w ithout being sincere. Those who are strong in conviction are alone -trong in buttle. The report comes from W.o-h iuglon that President Mckinley ha. informed a number of senators that tbO I'ticrto Kican tariff hud U'conn- u partv ques tion, and it would ba wlaklal for the ropublii uiu to ulNtudoii the puattlOB taken ittiMd-s th Iil'hwi lor provid ing a ruvtiu.it I, i. I'ueMi I; h i ., is de- "irMd lo aatabliali "u praaatlant for the I'MlippiiM" . fhe president professes Ui believe al this time that free trude ill He .-, "American pgBMMNklftaj1 ' -euiu not only bring Malay labor in ' uuipetitiou with Anii rinin laUir, but would ijurmit the lupoHatlOtl of Furo peun priMluclH. If them- reports are true coiioerning Mr Mckinley a attitude on this qutnitiou, he is making himself ridiculous before the country, us out laat December he vent u message to 0011 groaa in which be decluretl it to be "our plain duty" to inaugurate free trude with theae ialauds, which ure now American territory. The puerile coiituiiln.il rewarding Malay labor would Court and Cottonwood , nut iiave ban board .if bad it not bean praanplad by Iba trusts Bad eocoblnM bahlnd Iba Puerto Men t.iriff MatMi In short, it i the old cry of "atop tbM. " we aeva told for yean, tlutt tliv infant stool iinlustrv neeilnl tariff protection in aadaf Iba I it night pay Iiil'Ii wape to A inc r icuti Inlmr. In tin- Unlit of recent aaaita the baneBts unis-itr to have nil la'tut gobbled by Carni'k'i"' ii in I Prick, who grail from nniitmrv folks into aitttl kincs" l Mas ol tariff beaeflta, eeearad largely thiwigb Mr. If oK inlay ' aBorla whea lir was a inotiilier of conk-re--. CRONJE AND ST. HELENA. Tbr Fox Cmnjt' tin- Ilovr in-iifral wbo laogbad at tin bwting of nixty Bogllab naa at pajurdnatg until di'- aenxion in bi own fafOa brought Mr randat to Lord KoU'rtf. Butjr noa in- a raatdi'tit of St. Ib-h-na. the inland whprf for nix year Nnnlon dn'nnii'd lb- tad bii MO bmb nr.' pclaoaaii OB Ixaaaaorai at Ok pa Town. Iba nail i five dayi in laatb. Tbajr say tin- Bag linb puiafuaMBl baa no I ikmc ISrloav ttut Oroala at Oaaa Iowa. Taera ba i in tin. clow proximity with friendly Mutch the obat!nata, stiff-t k.-ii Datsh, who dan Una to ballaaa that Bagllafa trlandahlp or Bagllab rule i ever sincere. So Oroaja may Im- placed upon a tiny island, far out tn the water- of the south Atlantic, where a Harrison will watch him be who w ith loon bald 10,000 at bay. Oralaara, t... . can sweip this tnidvef html with search lights ami hold off rash friends who might seek to re-rm- Napoleon was there in IMS, Cronje conies in 1000 scarce a cotitnrv h, 'tween the two. and each whipped the Bajgllah ill bis let dav. The latitude of t. Helena i- lo.riS.i'c, south, and it- lonuitude .".4L'.:in west. If you attss on the wharves of Kio Junes, uiui iiHiketl a little north ami n tie east, and coulil see far euotiub, -t. Hal ana waald oppoaita your IMwition some isoti miles, fir if your pooltloa were at Oapa Frio, in lo nnan southwest Africa, the island would he I2IM miles West of you. it is oil the hiubway of one line of steamers sailing from Oapa Town to Plymouth, a route SMI miles long. The nearest land to it is Ascension Island, "no miles north west. The distance of the Spot south of the equator is sullicient lo keep its climate semi-tropical. Asa rerun for a H'ssitnist, u man fond of lonesome liess wi-urv of all company, ami pre pared to die when be is weary of bim- "lf, tin' place has few equals on the globa, Ona can walk its length of t.'ii in. U s in three hours or puss over its entire areu of forty-seven square miles in two davs. After thai the world is left to darkness and to him. Wt. Helena i- a scowl upon the fa ot nature, oleanic eruptions cast it u.i from the lsi,.ls of the sea. Thirty years ago u man who looked upon its frowning, natural walls of rock, rising sheer from tl eean. said: "To de sire St. Helena for a po-session would is- like coveting a penitentiary or the Tower of Loudon. " Blinrtl place, though, for the tiniil breaking an the spirit of u conquered man. Whut na ture has not done to muki tlie place a spot of sadne-s am! mental terror F.ng laml bus supplied. CbbBOO bristle tfm various sledvos cut into the r.s k. sweeping (be seu w herever approach if possible. The jab- is but II few degrees removed from that Dntl'l Island of Drey f oi in poaaibilHIai ol torture. Na poleoa, reiuoxed ttNKi miles from rraaao, guarded ut Iba little cluster ol farmhouses culled Longwoi.d. learned in the six years be was upon the is. laud whut it means to be left alum learned the signiftcuuee in full of the old lines: Oh, Btitiiude, wkure are th i lisruu, Ttlst -sir,-- baVS 'el 111 thy fsee. Ikrllvi dwell in the midst of Hlsriu.. Tbaa rviiin in tiiis inirribi. fnn Fiiglaml has owned t. Helena since Lttftl the iluys when Croiuwi-ll was .loan da Nova, the Portuguese nuviga lor, discovered the island May 11, 1101, and ilr lir-t known resident was Fer nando Lopez, who cuiiu there in IBIS, lb- was a Portuguese of good family, WbsJ prelerred lieing mariHiued to re turning to I ai rope itnoT the barbarous unit ilation to which be had been sub jected for some misihimaanor, Thus from the time of its lirst appeuraim on IM churls of mariners St. Helena bus Ix-eii a place of tears. Furl y Bag. lish travelers to the spot Were Cat Veil- dinb in loss. Baadall ui IMI mid l.an- aster in 151)11. The Datofa claimed the inland from the Portuguese and were in control for u time, hut abaudoiied it in Mil, The Bagllab Fast India Oom- puny lit predecessor of the South Afri can Chartered Company Immediately seized th" island, but were tw ice driven out by the Dutch. Filially the Fast India company wus given undisputed title in if7M and retained the same UUtH 1884, when the Fnglish OK) W0 look possession. Sluves IIhii the is laad, were made freemen in WJ h the payment ol f 11)4, 000. Commercial prosperity was with the island until after the opening of the Sue canal and its short cut to India. The island was siptilur until this cvont as a port of cull. The revenues ran us high us 7II,IKH) u yeur, but lime ban greatlv reduced since the opening of the canal The population is veurlv (lecreusilig, being (ess than ,rgHNi now'. This population consists of government ollicials, of old eslahl ialiaJ residents called "yuinslulks, " of somew hat com- poalte origin, BaiODan and Asiatic. uud of the descendants of neiroes landed from the West African sluve Hhiw Mubsequuill to 1M0. The only town laiouaAown, uoou iMipulatiun" i lyitiB in a tan valley OH tbe north- ; west coast. The F.nglish garrison is at Ladder Hill, clone by Jamestown. The inline Ladder Hill come from the al i most precijiitoim ladder-tike WOOdn , stair by which ita I eight of HO0 feet is I waled, li'igwood. where Napoleun l died in 1H21 . in a cluster of farmhouses! ' in an elevated plain 2000 feet high i about three miles from .lamestown. (leolocists say the island Is an ancient volcano, greatlv changed by oceanic abrasion and atmospheric denudation Tbe northern rim of the crater still forms the principal ridge, with tbe tolminatlni peaks of Diana L'71'l feet and High MOB feet . Tin southern rim has been entirely washed away, although ;t- debris apparently keeps the sea shallow for some two miles southeast of Sandy Bag. fWU the crater wall outward water-cut irores stretch in all directions, widening its they approach the BM into valleys, some of which are 1000 feet deep and BWaafJfe one-eighth ol a mile across at ' the button and three-eighths at the 'top. Along the inclosing hillside, to adtl 8 tbe ruined appearance of tin spot, cave- have been formed hv tin : washing out of the softer r, ck. High II . js'.'.'t feel ami High knoll pro- feet are lateral cones, tlunv OHM s ami tua-ses of basaltic r.sj-k si'tn to have ban Injected ntnaaaatlg to the last volcanic eruption from the central crater. The Oape Bad West African squad rons of the F.nglish navy now use St. Helena M a coaling station. The garri son consists of a buttery of Itoynl Artillery and one eoipBWy of infantry. Win n iienerul Cronje s captured men ure taken there with him its aftnrl upon tbe diminishing population of the island may be salutary. The climate is all that could ! desired and the longevity of those w ho renin in there is mil, It is not probable. though, that the It.vrs. accustomed to the sween of the veldt, the freedom of the Drakeneberga, will Bad the spot congenial. They will feel themselves coulil. uiui liomesiekni'ss. that most dreadful of mental di-ea-es. settle upon them, For St. Helena under unv and all circumstances is lonesome. There I- liquor t drink ami abjict negr's-s to abuse and a questionable population of women to gaze tism, but when all this is exhausted there is nothing left but the rim of the crater and the boundless, unchatigins ocean beyond. Facing this, the Boer, not accustomed to restraint, will II ml his punishment worse than death upon the battlefield or rcfna!. until the gBM bad done their Bnal work at I'uurdchorg, to sur render. Nagalan walked dav after day in front of the house at Lnngwood. His le ad wa- bowed, tin- familiar cocked hut was over bis forehead, his hands were folded behind bis back. He rarely looked up. He never spoke if he could avoid it His mind BMniad to Is' wholly restross'c ive in its work-in.'- Thefa was no future for him save death. Hut one dav he said to ller trnml : "What frightful punishment, they have put nie where 1 cannot for get myself, where I must think of the past. Tali i Bagllab neny. " I'er- haps he jadgad too hard: perhaps he departed what was given him. Hut the melancholy of the years he ss'nt on the island i- inseparably a part of the island itself. His shadow is met ut a eery torn. The laaaoa that all is vanity is written upon tbe path be walked, npoo the walls of the room in which he si pt. upon the ceiling his eve- looked Up to US Hie left him, Oil the crater rim over whose edge ages ago ran the fires from within, only to eool to sullen masse-, cold, useless nature pictures of despair, (ieiieral Cronje may well ask to be spared St Helena. spoi$ ci success A vacant chair and a portrait on the an aiianaa syaibolsof ancceiu! Vet, in many a MM thvst are the svni!s,l. ot the succt.se of the tuati who .lid not nil 1 time to care for hi. htalth, ot n $ lccts.il UM increasing warning o: disease whicii .Nuturt' gave bint. When the stomach is " weak" aud foal is bupei fectly digested and assimilatetl, It if only a question of tune until th break -downcomcii t'lj The ftomach is the 7 very center of vi tal power am. must ft 1h- kcjit in health 'J it sickness is to be ,j avoided. loctor llj Pierci s f'.olden !W Medical Discovery T cures diseases of . tie stomach ami other organs of di gestion and nutri tion. It increases tbe supply of para, rich bloal, and gives the laxly strength to with stand the strain put u)on it by the Btl BNghl for suc cess. I wn. a .iiftm frelll wlisl tlir . .. , t. t - callrd lodigestiou. hot after trying several emi nent physmaui tailed lo get s cure." writes Mr. Haul. Aleticlc, of lliacpemlcuce Jacks,, n Co . Zlj lios 4: ; "borue oi mv aymplulli. we.v wreuesi in pii of stuiuach. fullness, tired fesl iug. ttaiitiixatiaii ; souicotucs sureucs would extend 11, buvtelk. tionie one recoMimeuded n.c 1, 'id.- in I': lie'-Cnldcii Mediia! l)iw..v..ry. srliidi . aid end alter takiua only 0 few bottle , af 'lljvcrs'' and your ' Pfeasan't Psjtttfl' can SSV I denvc.l more tieuefit from them than any other meihciuc I ever tried I began to gain llc.li Irom tie.' .not Have recomnieu.lcii It i Otu-r. .itid will lotiluiue to do so." The liugl 1 lb bver made active by Ut. Pierce's I'iioAant Pellet. W Dr. Shilohs Cough and sMIMU 1 mniisTin Ci vrts.aiiiij'iii 1 cure Thii llliiHt is txiyond question the luicessfin ( onuli Midi- olai ver kaowa to astaaaai a 1. m c.es Invanatily cure the woist cases of I'iiubIi, Croup and llimiubitls, wliilo it wua ilsrful riueieas in the euro of oiisaniDtloa Is wltbout a pat. altel in thvhlstoi y of incdicinc, aioca ita in ,t diocovery It tuts beaa i t on a Kaaraatte. a trsl which no other medicine, Ml stand. If you hmu 11 Couah. we earatallv ui. you to try (I. In t'niti d ' latvaand Canada 9 , fx-, und ti n, mid in I'.eioand HU :.M Und is. at SOLC proprietors fS.C.WFAts&CQ; 1 r hoy, n . UAtVIILTON.CAN. Fut saiu by hioog a Mo uuiaa, I'tuidleloi. riWirr grVv aafibj aticiira SUAP For the Complexion To purifv and beautifv the skin and prevent pi ni pies, blotches, blm'k t, I .i ,1 h. redneriM, miiglmess, yellow, oily, mothT akin, ch ippmg. tan, sun baza, and many Oiie-r i,riiM oi sum I.;, nntlie-. uemher . t skin or complexion aonp g (or a mo- nn nt in be rompnvl with I'cticcra 8oAr, liecause no other oap rMtrhea the cn'iae. viz., in c("77'd. irrifat, or irv r(,i"i., comlltion ol the Poaaa. For Hair and Scalp fliiAMroo with Cmcraa 8oar, rinaa with warm water, , dry ami apply a ( f light dressing of OurBJUBA. purest of e nio 1 1 i cuts, gentlvnilitietllnto the scalp. This simple, refresh ing, ami iiiexpen Ive treatment will soothe irri- Uted ami Itching urfkceit, stimulate the nair toiiiries, clear the scalp ami halrot cruats, scali-H, and dandruff, supply the roots with energy and nourishment, and make tie' hair grow, when all else fails. Complote External and Internal Troatmont of CUTICURA trtntnn f r'rTir.'S SejsrjAf tu , ,fT I! ,t iKninc SAO nAl ins In. wsl ciTirrs , K...K s.r , tr . lo SM ,.so A iiasW Ml I. ofl.n aSV,nl l. a- th-sss.rva, hum.,. ASK AllsUs tAllA. asi, i ii.s Casr.. I . wm 1 is . ' How to Curs Mew and Complete Line of up-to-date lowest prices. PENDLETON J. KLEIN. C.'J M iiu Street NO COTTON IS USED IN I III. Pendleton When you bin 11 hlaukel lieari the name 'Teiulk-itui Woolen Mil lg " ou may he sure mu are htiiit in the hesl i1 Battel ma.'e. and one which cogj guii uoth nu hut pure tteuce wool. 1 Feuditi Supply the lending iiierchant.s tl .he Northwest. . . . You Can Get The Celebrated Pilsner beer in bottles, delivered tu ony part ot dty, ht $1.50 per IDoxaa.- aw Bottled by Goo. J. Pottner Willamette Iron and Steel W rks JARJE8 LOT AN, munnger, PORTLAND, OREGON. Mining and Suwmirl Machinery and Logging Engines. IRONPMUNUI-HS, MACHIMSTS, BOILbkMAKERS A M b I I A Al lit ) A I UI II 01. W . Dostiraeiia nmi HulMei obluory uml , Mm ot M111I0- etc. 1 . , . -1 ,. olloll WtiiTlRb Btjp.-,.- ., Geopr.ip.iy Fiction, etc VTImt liettti- lawatiaaat eauU Lo tuada t..aa in I eopr of taa Inici nuiiouul r :U r . I tmarlu valaiao i .. va : , .oiobouaa ol vuiuiil.l. Informal, itu -i i;i utonv, : ., : ..., :,, r hau l eye aaauOud. Li -... .- v. -i u.; e- :. rUulhotity tban any otlicrtlit-ti inar i.u:. j v. nIO, It abot 1J I .cry liouasliold ' y Also ;'ebstiT,k Coll b.UKUt,t)U'. "In iiiHsSiwM v For Red Rough Hands Boar theliaiiil. on retiring, in strong, hot lather of Cl'TI- CURA SoAr. Thoroughly try, and anoint freely with t'CTt- J rtRA Ointment, the great skin cure and pnreat of emol lients, v ear duriug the night old, loose kid gloves. For red, rough, chapped hands, dry, fissured, itching, and feverish palms, shapeless nails with painful linger ends, this one night truatmout is simply w"".!erful. For Sanative Uses ITS remarkable emollient, cleansing, purifying properties, de rive.! from CiTlCURA. the great skin cure, warrant the use ot Ct'TKTBA Bosr, in the form of baths for annoying irritations, in tlummutions, and dialings, for too free or offensive perspiration, and also In the form of In ternal washes and solutions for ulcerative weaknesses, and for many sanative anti septic purposes which readily suggest themselves to women, anil especially to mothers. The useof UCTlci'BA Ointment with OUTRJUBA Boat will also be of advantage in the severer coses. Every Humor. t. ts fl-t, I,- ifctn. ( -Tt i -J. rMTSSUsW Ivory Humor,' fro.. Shoes. Highest quality at All sizes and widths at SHOE STORE Proprietor. L'io's: for Golden Shoe Ufa 01 ' DARVBAU, Prop Elegantly Puroibetl. Steam MM Bajroaaaa Plan. Block and a -hilf Irom d;pit. 5nmpte Room In conncctioi . Koom Ivute 50c. 75c, i.1.00 OR SHODDY MANUFACTURE OF Blankets Hi Mills F.nalui'K. Mi .in. j a 1 1 1 1 1 14. 1 1 1 1 1 , . at Hotel St Goto 1 n WorK. Hit- ihiiiHMN 1 nlisiuM MiT!raaiM" .ajuU: L'ictioai.: wl a n Cootl sb u ni... ... ,i, tiL. a. ia Mao." Best Groceries At Lowest Prices R. MARTIN Te'epHe L very Stable t iell'l New MsiiHg.'iro'nt. Faehtratahio Wgi at Lna Hates. The Meat Ttint Oil tl In the City. Special at'etitlon given to board ill) homes. S. F. Hays. Prop. 0 site Court House. Telep lie NO SliEEKOCOLE Contractors . Builders Eatiiaataa (iiven -to e !'it. tin, and Piece Worl a Je citilry. NO MORE KLONDIKE THKKE'H Jt ST ONE PLACE w here you csn get s gisul sijiisre meal ut a reason-alii- MM. slid tlist is st Goedecke's New Cafe I alll Ht., Mi set lu x: disir to Empire Meat x-arwvssrT .mfii saEfcifo Daaan lsnajkaniaai 1 ahhivi ma Kruni HenOlstnn. ... i Fas: nM lakkh, Denver. Fort Fast Mull I Wort): Omaha, hau, Mall ni. sas Cit, at "shjIs. .". a in Clilr .v., ai'.i I'ast, via Oeaaea Bhot une. Mpokaue WaUu Walla, Hrsikaoe, Hpokaur Flyer Mlatirap dl. :. Paul, KtTaf '.' a m. Ii .lull-, Milwaukee, JO p d C! leave and Kast, via (Iruat Nortlieru. Fast Mall Portiaud and Han Fran Fast Mali :40 a. m. clsoo. 5;16 a m. siOOji. m. Orsaa Ntsemshlps 4:00 p. m a-roni Hurtlend. For Han Kranolsoo Every ftvi days. . m. Dulaiubla Hlver tp, m. Ki aunday M to mora. Kx. Hunday Haturday Tu Aitorut aud Way lo a. Di. Landings. Lv Itltxuia Maehe Klvev. Lv.LflW'str Daily mparla to Lewliloo. Dally liAia 111. ; On. in. Mixed train leaves t ate Helen for Walla Walla dally exi i'in nuuua) at I c in. Arrives V;.ro a. 111. For full Information apuiy or write to v. n. if ui. 111 in, tleueru: I'aaseiiger Age.c, fortune. Oreou Wamslkv, Agmit, Feodletoo. I- K NORTHERN PACIFIC RUNS Pullman Sleeping Cars, Elegant Dining Cars, Tourist Sleeping Cars 8T. PAUL, MINNSAPOLlh, Iduluth, iKARQO, TO (GRANU FORKS, 1CROOKSITON, WlNNEPfcO, 1HELKNA and BUTTE. THROUGH TICKETS TC CHICAGO, WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK. BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST AND siOUTh. Thrumh Ticket lo Sags and ( uiua. vn Taoooir.andNort: . n, vtr hieanuMp and American, ;in. 'v li ne m 1: in , r Ztlt!&? 'I'lorresiion, tlta, cp.nj, m, and tickets, call on a wro. ' lv' A."A.u;';,"" foudleton, (ireciiu, or atreeis. I'nniand. Orwni, ssurneoi Take the... Washington & Columbia River Railway For Chicago, St. Paul, St. Uul. Kausa Olty, 8t .J.se, Oiuaua.anl All Points Cast and South PORTLAND arid point on the Souud. arrives at s.lfi a. m. except on Atoudav, u.'s.w .ml SMAW. n.AM 41,1 West lleparts dally excs.pt Hni day hi a im p ni. em lurormaUou rosuntiov .... "sitiiuiiMlaiiiiii. nail on , r utiTr.s. W AliAWts Ageut. Ba. Ui I F. B. CALlHCIUlEA.il. U. F. A , Walla Walla, Waau. .Oregor Pilsner Beer. aaa The Best lkCr in l'endleton. L for it. yu wi like it. Pilsner Beer cvcr OSaMM He.-u'jichc nor IHSflHag. Sclnlti Brewing Co. 4. N. m t THIS CITY... Livery, Feed and Sale Stables... CHRIS 5npsoN Hiorrleiel Fv.rv'hi k N I W hits III the city. In si Bt'ft'tll N w. New H ran; Fest rigs and ten mi I carders given th Telephone No. jn. MALE HELP WANTED. mi.n m am 1 11. to i.i:ai; iihb ,,s,.. ,,iii ,'ikiii wees- re(inr.'I, ' ,,or -,-n-,,o . OlUSirSII'll I Hlsll limp 01 eltv mi l snuveiilr mnllcl Iri'- MnlerTB or .... 1 . ouch,-. .-(IM rrsueiseo. , sot ATTORNEYS. H. .1. Ufttee HEAK ATTORKKl VI LAW. in ssviii,'- nuns uuililing. iq,.tstn. CARTER a KALBY, A.TTOKXKYB afj wuiee in s,i, nig- iisiik ruinuni. T. U.HAILSY, LAWYEm, HKKIfElJ "HI' nuiitiiujc. ' ' 1 . ' 1 1 , 11; ( 1 t . J A Ml.- A. Iliiildluc I I.I LAW OFFICE IN JU H. R. COLLIER, LAWYER, Kamar. AaMtaaaa Huiidiuii TH08. PITZGERAL1), ATTOHNIYa. oi "line 111 a.soelstloli llilll'k. n. iti:i;ki:i.i:v. atthi;m:y a i ut. 'U.-- III 71WXM-tt(l iiiui-K. K. Ii. ltiiVP, ATTuKNEY AT ' on" M. LAV, 111 S. A. NEWHERKY, ATTtUtNKY l! I ,n, lloolll l.i. A.-oelSllOll HUlldlllf. J. T. 1IINKI.I., ATToltSEY AT Ulj A.MicHtion llloi k. I'eiidlelon, ori'nua. PHYSICIANS. , 1 'dice in I'eiidlrM a nits Hank Uoun. lutolt Hit a 0 1 out (Tel T7.J u. 111. : 1 te 1 in Ih.aa on M eat Webb si IKsx 1 7 to 10 a. 111 ; 1, to ! i a I'. V. VIM I.NT. M. I). OFKIt Ii Kill I first Nslmunl Hunk. Oftli muri. IV IvB a. m. : 1 to :: p ui. UK. . J. SMITH. oKl'It i; nVKKPES illelon Sovililf Hunk. I , 1,1.:, ..I., 31 no-I iienei- teii'idioiii' :i W. I.. I I.Ul; Y. M. Ii. OPKH'i: IN JI DM Hinl'lllik'. eorii'T Court ami M...1 so KixiU I si otln diiy slid mitht. H. . 1. AIM IDI.Ii. M. P.. H i.M Kil 'ATI- l'l,lslciuli and Hlirirenii. iin.ie in JlStl Building UtNTISTS. K. A. YAl i.lIAN. HEXTI-1. DFKK'I I III Jllild l.i... 1.1,1: L L. HKATIK. tievllig. Hunk. U. I. S. (H Ii i; uVal lis- 1. ai. . 1. A. M ANN mi ltiock. avt DENTIST, IS AHHOCI r F. 11. Cluptou's oflitc. ARLHITKCTS AND blill.UKRS. T. F. IK.W AKIl, AKCHITtCT A Nl HffO iBMaMkaMj luakvs complete uud rtlaat plans nir buildings iu the ell) or luiulT Uimjiu 17, Judd builaiug. THOMAS Ml IK, 1 ONTltAi uK ASI builder I'laiir and reliable ,-nm.iw ut I Ul.lied OHli e Is Aasovlatiou Hloi k BANKS AND BHOKKRS. THE PENDLETON SAYIMc UAt I'elcte ton dreuoli irifMiiue,! .Mi. 1, I. 1 IAV 1 1 apitul. SHsi.iasi Interest allow. , I on usafcl poall.. hxelinhgt bought and ."1,1 elialiatll elpnt point. hpeelul utU'lltllill gllcli lo lose-I tiou. J, Fur111.l1. president, J S. Ie i le, pre. on ui ; I J Momr. euloei 1 I KM NATIONAL HAS Kill A I HkSi (ireiriiu. Cuuinti. Son.isai: .urnlu.. I7jgi a teresl ou lime deposits. Duals iu lori-lgs I domestic exeliullge. Colleetlolis pruuiuie t. tended to. Henry c Aduius, BreefdeBl! PI Mi Arthur, viei pre.ideul: t. 1. buriiult. ear ler . L lluruelt. UMil.luut lusbier. I IL-I NATIONAL HANK OK PESWi Ion 1 uni tut. I7H.OU1I; surplus. 117 .!' nJ sets u sen. 1,0 tuilikmir Tiiiniiies.- KxC uud lelearaiibic Itunsler. ,..'. 011 1 iih agv ' r inn, i.c, rk and prlin iis.: iis till' Nkirlllll'l'.l lir. 'I. lir... ..it , 1 in Jr unit hutoiM. u.kc, i.illM'iiinik mi i.-uMSr lenu.. larvl Atlkcuv. preaideut : BBBl vi. e piesnleiit : C. II Wade, eaahier: tiut'ruae) , aSJMaat ,11-1 01 rUK I A I V snV.I XII V ilov 1 1 1 t I A'' . .... vi. .7V.. V V --SS I in , .-1 10. 1,1 Broker.. I soil.l stock. P3l na;.... i.. t--. . . i- L..11. liiiss Webl, streuU. Feuiilelou. On Sou Ae ' 1 geaural ageni, trustee or attoiucy lor iaeJJJ? al. or corporation., and as assignee 01 re 1 Jloln y lo loan uud mil sin e, luuile ol. srssra Ho i S. eurlll II, .1,1- ,,.-l IS 111 i.iw iin mi' -1111., M'UOlllK iios.o." . -.etllelllellt of , oil Ii 1, 1 1 lis iutlTl'.n, -le general care of real estate with slrifl saJ u. to I'xpeudiluri i"i repair. ''"".o interest, dividuud., bill., accouiit. or taS l'u luxe., asaesslueliu or ill. ursine p",, uau. All Irusu carelully and leMBn udaonl.Ujred Choice lir.t morig.S1 luvi'.tiiieiii. made for nou-resi'ieiii. and full iiilurmatiou furulabed free IV 11. . . v 1 . . ... 1..0 1 VI. AS" v ev I'm i 1 1 1 11 r. r 'i. 1.' o , m.i. i.... 1 -1 i... o... 1 ill a. shul uud will be sold ut the ixpiruilue ils' duy. tor foul, and exiuses : m one Lss) mure branded with uii in"'"" - v no. ,10.111 on iuii .nouiaer, tsuis"' pounds, about 11 veers old -! : "lie gray horse bruiided aitb ''''V.iL,: on right hip, about I yjgri aid, Biaeiei luon pouuds. . agj "lie Mirrel horse bruiidiMl ailb llel"" JH on right lop, about 6 yuan old, aeigu' y.' iHiuuil.. Hated March 17, ItMr. o.luv j. a tu. atm a ax, city Baa", Subscribers IF Y"l BANT Miribv lor isafaBW lU'H t i. I " ' ' 111 im to atule. or t.urF' ,1 isislul lion. ,lie Mild to tbe .... OSS' Magazines Hliti Ihe prloc uf Ihe voll deslO jUpI iiave It 01 ti, um unit uMUIui-ull riw 1 none U-iug lost iu the mails. It 'Z.JtHI Im.II. irouble aud risk If you sr.; a ,1 to the East "aki.oMx.s. In rt-uioo". ', -da d. :.i, 1 ten pi 1 l ent from tliepublisa; Ulllll'U, I 1. I "l.i..".! , ' . lou. "reaou. . . . . . auk. ibt a A Orawonian. Dally a i . 1. inc. rscww: j o a aa 4 oxail. Wookly Weokly ga.oe a year. SauiFM' I Mj I