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Boys' Suits... A hoy never lo ks so in uilv best i lotlies We are pntptfW clothes" at as nrheil lie is in his to sell hoys' hest $1.50 a Suit, and upwards. Now is the time sortinent complete. A guess for a Ool chase. to luv while I'lir stock is ne v and tlie as Watch is iven with even dollar pur Toe Mapet Cash w blp "Creed of the Nag," "'lien M "Shall are Willi tlie Clemonts & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood FRIDAY, AI'RI 1000. DAILY. WKED.T AID BEMI-WKEKIT V TM Bast OrcfOttUti Publishing Company, AT Ft NDLBTOM, DAILY 'Ml FT ION a t r . Un'fopvrv- , v mall PMCopy : aannthi. tiy mail ... li.i - opf par were . by ibimim Trial tubacnpiio Hg Uj BIHHiitlt mhmhii ma nrnoM batm . (lf .cf , Mf M" .... I'r.f r. p i , month. 7 nil .. '(; ,,m Single nan twit , WIIKI.V UMCIIPTtON MTU Oi(op ewrii' I'B' III ' ! Trial ti.it i : i. r, tag I copy . . . . , ADVBN rillMi MA fli 'Diaplay A 'I r mite-man la.) Om Inch, or lM. In arm i -Wean ly par Month f at Oon Inch, or In lUnr par month i 1 it'in, ot mm, in, lung a rut WMkir per m'nlh . . ) cm three 1 1 n r ta K i pet month , . t J rnn M h. Of Irtl, In WrekW Drr tn '. ititf in use. i. hrt. In Wm k Iv kpt in i ff in i Ovii threa liuhtt. In 1 uf lt uue o( he-im Wcsl . awr tnrh par MrMlth ft MUJ MlfVl Hrrtiimrtit in Hirii -Weak It Weaklr at weity, nrt uainiui, par in.b,i.jo. each . . a o . if .liOO M I in... O..I I hi.. in.h,,.tn I ift.lv. n.l.V... i i'. rii. ., r f in .n'li . .i r i Minn Injury ami llliparagniaent, l-'ii ll it re in nrognlce an opponent's ra IfMtftw in tn be rsatMtad from -hurt lighted and ii tow minded people, to which elan ' ajonlaa non not 'long, m thou. . it Franlrnan InaoV Dilttlug it" rfot at thli late data. IWIIIian i Bryan ii n" ordinary man; i In' i- nn demagogue, nn charlatan, lint a sincere, I ihcrtv-lnving American bent on serving his country tn Hi limit nf hit ability T thr daawcrath party bo bar proven his worth by wraatlaa tha organiaation Iron tin control hi man '.vim i it ai an lm plOBMnl nf siwer fur profit. The ileum rrutlr party under llryiin s management is oleatf tn tha people un.l better equipped tn nrya then than at gttj time ilnee tin- administration of .lack- mm. MATTERS POLITICAL. . iem tae l.a (..It pr Use. ibh in.rm.in. I Ollgr.'HS IS WIMIIIR tn lln Instill' t( Puerto Kirn nn an ." per cut la-i tsut nn tiioriv President McKinlcv and the naaaWlaan party arc in eootrol i i nn-ri'-- The hitr men ami oOBlbinkM nf the cnimtry know wlm arc their (riemiK. kmiH what they want ami ak lor It. CniiureH" i- never -Lm tn heiiil the knee tn them. il cam I he oxcfuHive war taxes, put mi mil teniMimrilv tn meet tt x.iim'. ,,( the war with Hpain, are piling up a nrpltla ami yet iiiithinu practical ha lII li'ille tn repeal 1IIIV piirtinll nf them, ami thnn lighten the l iinlcn ihiii the akaaMan nf eoBaBmara Bat tbare ii talk nf rM Ideal llaKlal reeoinmeniliiie i- thine in tin- lm, ml coiiitri'Mh takiiiL- actnui. lm- thi- nmre a myn that a pn -iilential wi)(n in near than iinythine tim nil tl .1. . . ."limn uiupii. an . ricilli, enrre pomlelit ot a Uimlnn pap-r. calls tin ixer. cowanix." "I liif accusation will prohahly cause this iin -tiiin tn In asu.sl : "Were all the British eem rals in Africa, prinr tn HoU'rt-. wblpped bpeewaMef" a man who i- whlapad ity u "cowanl mn-i I,., inierim t ine eowunl, mi far us phvsiral paaaaai la aoaaaraad, U the Boats al H . . . . . . . V . mjtmm mn mranie, una) was 'Tommy Atkin-" mi that biltorli .1 r..n. m , . . yi jiiiiuii iiaipn is .imply urititu; to please the ears of the Kniilish. Uemitor Komker, in in nlunee will the instructions of the retaihl jciin eaucui ami tlie roinmittt n raollli lalanda ami Puerto Rloo, reported tin lOllOWlBg amemlmeut to the panning civil pivcrnmcnt ami tarilt lull: The iiihaliltants of Puerto Kim an to lie ilei'tneil ami helil tn lie cltuellH nf Puerto RlOO, ami as such are aB. titled In the pmtectiol) of the Dnlted States After that let the repoblloan party not venture to call itself the Dtfty 'if expaiision. Bxpaaalon expands Ameri can citizenship. This rcpiihlican policy wipes out a million American citizens and stihstitntes a net ol Bondaacrlpt "eltiaaaa ol Puerto Rloo." What is Puerto Kloof it la not a nation; it is not a ntuti it I- DOt even a territory , Is it a province, a cohmv. r just a :n. : district? How can there ! u citi.-n of a ireiiKr.iplncal expression'.' What is tin tain- nf a citizen of Piter!.. Rlool Where I'an be aoply for radical if be i' wronted? What U bli BaaY Wban inn in wnai ctiaractcr wmil'l lie zci a I i--i rt. it he wanted tn travel al.mad and how would he he ri eistend in the lusiks of tin- foreiifii iiollcc'.' i in. el'. in is an Knellihnun. iiitl, ill the political rkbti ol an Engl lib man. and he can sit in the llritish parliament if a llritish cmistitiiencv will all ct him. What woold a Paarto Riaaa he under the I nraker anieiid-llletit'.' I."t tic reiiilhlicun mi" -.iv nn mtmm iimiit demoeratlc oppoa itlon to tanan- "Ion. it is not expansion that is in ipicstimi now, lir the preservation of what we bare, rhe ranablleon nam trvinn to shave down the Ilnitad Stat.-. New York .loiirmil. turn l the ill nurlil hitmIii. ptnlknn ptealaal'i rrrT' I answer, Never. This republic Is tint a prodigal MM) It lui" lint spent III siihstaucc in riotous living. II is not ready In retrace its steps .and. wltl banted face ami trembling rofca ollcll a hiimlde place I mono the ser vants of royalty. It ha- not atnned Igalnit heaven, mid Rod frattl that the crowned hoadl of Knroiie tuny never have OOOaalon In kill the lilted Ball tn conmainorate it- return Iron nil lance ItpOn the will nf the people to dels'li detice upon the authority which kVlWl frOBI refill liirlh or superinr force! Iniperialisin might expand the nation 'p tarYitorylbut ii vtnohl contraal the nut. 'mi's onrpoan, It is no) a step Inward a hmader destiny; it is n step backward toward the narrow riowi ol kin.- ami emnerore. The irnits of Iniperlaliem, he Ibay hitter or hvit', must he h ft to the iitbjecti of monarchy, This i- the one tree of which the citizens nf a republic may not partake ll II the voice of the Mfnanti not the rob f Ood( that hid- ll- eat. A nation which denies the principle that (toverntnentl derive their just powers from the consent of the enjy. erwed i nn lve ell'Boyornnieul to one oniony and deny it to another, it can itive it t lonlee itroao inooafa tn exact il by force and deny it In m aker niies; hut u nation which raoognienj the people ai the only aovaralgnai and reifiirds those temporarily in au'horltf merely as ill til ii- servants, is tint at liberty to apply the principle to one notion of the country ami rehis( t tn another. The hour of temptation llM BOaWi hut temptations do not daft my j they mere- iv le.-t tin -treniitli nl iiiiliviiluals in national thoy are -tumid iti" Pluck -leppili" utmies; tin V lead In infllll or fame, aOOOfuIng to the use mad them. The New York World. llifCUMina ll repllhlli'iin policy of tnilav. reeelltl ajv ii r i ii a t a? ii Disioris Muscles, K II r ! Ifl l I lalfl Staiicrs Nerves. fjf Ha aaLai a w w a na an w Indue toon acid pnuon which galttaaCOni totbcblOOrJ througb failure ofthe proper stiffens Joints. ,. .o oil .,,,1 kN,' .v...mc ki,e..n.at.s, any attack with 3t auildenneee and srvontv to make within a few days a health mUtc panon belnlanand bod-rldden, with distorted llmbe and ahatttred nerreaj nr It may he slow In developing, with llUght wandering pahM. init leren enough to make one feel uncomfortable, the ten denev in such canes Is to row worse, ami finally beCOna chronic. - .. Like Other hloo.1 diseases. Kin imiatism is often Inherited, and cxosiire to damp Of cold, want of prop, i foo.1, iusiillicicnt clothiuK. or anvtliinK calculated to itnpall the health, will fre.p.ently eautie It t.. develop in early life bat more often not until middle a-e or later. In whatever form, whether acute or chronic. fnCrilrf Rheumatism Is Strictly a Blood Disease, ind no liniment or other external treatment cm. reach the trouhle. Neither do the preparations of x)tash and mercury, ami the various mineral salts, which the doctors always preaenhe, cure KheumetiBin, hut ruin the digestion and hrrak down the constitution. A retn-dv which huilds up the -encrnl health and at the same time rids the system of tlie jKilaon i-tie- onlv s.,le ami certain cure lor Rheumatism. S. S. S.. made of roots, herds and harks of womlcrfi'l aolvent purifvine properties, attacks the .hsease in the ri-ht wav, and in the right place tlie niooo ami iikkiv ""'" the acid Bad dissolves all poiaOBWCa deiwaits, stimulates and reinforces the overworked, worn-out organs, nnd clears tlie system of all unhealthy accumulations S S. S. cures jiennanently and thoroughly, ami keeps the bated in n pure, hrallhy state. Mr I li Mann II W nth strrtt Inilianapnlis. Ind., fnr riahtrrn months aaawMfrlM) I1lrtrl with KhtMlnmti.m hr w ealMt I" fled "r drrs hlmwlf Il-tors -mil his was hiip'lr.s He hail triad Ifty-two princrlpiioiui that irteedi had aivm him. wtthnut the aMeJltcat reHif, A few imiticsof a. 8. a. cured him permanenlly. nnd he has never had a rheumatic fialn since Thlswa. five years aao. - We will send free our special hook on Rheumatism, which should be in the hands of every sufferer from this torturing diseuae Our physicians have made hlood and skin diseases n life atudv. and will eivc von anv information or advice wanted, so write them fniK and freety about yourca we make no chargi whatever for thia aervice. Address, SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, fia orTh sss f Dr. Shilohs a rki inn anri UUiULUiiliililal "The I'nrtlaml Demoerathi iregoniun llie following come- in the form nf a dispatch from the oat of government ofthe republic of Mexico: "The old fashioned .Mexican lilieral-, who haft pinned their political faith mi tl i .... .. i .i oM.sc. riuil-i, II- 11, great exemplar f democratic and POfMlar inatltntlom win suiter iii tn .mil nit), t. clerical purtv and mosshacL cmiserv.i tiv. if the fniled Statex fails to ,,, ample justice tn Paarto Rloo and Cuba Mexican liberals have suffered min i, for freedom and Hnlr nroudiil boaal baa been that they wen pying the example of tin- great npublio Ol Wa-h- iugton. if they nl the United states beeuming InpBfican and tyrannical, yielding to nrdid tan peat lona, they will have no aaawor to make ti tl,,. Muni ol the clerical and Ipaaldi orguns here, which hold the United KUtea up as u recreant to ull its grand traditions." Admiral Dewey aays be want.- to la the people's candidate for president ; that in annoiiiiciug his ailliagaon to become a cund'dute his trouble will bouiu, thai a man who ,a.- tb,. j. terrsts of bis country at heurt cuiuiot eneai his gkegaj .,i tl,, ,,,, al n,.,, . i" willing to rjk u gl ,.,,., ,,, him. This is njalHa like a man. There in no doubt ol the boueaty of Admiral Dewey a intentions, hut ti. intentions of thuae kaklad him are DJMW lo doubt. They are aimply using Admiral Dewey for purjaea of their own. They have aome s,litical chestnut in tb. lire that cannot be ruke.1 out only through a lali Tie very rich men af the coitn iry, who have deinocrati. temlen, i,--only in their blood, desire a Inn, tl democratic rty from its pbiin ,lut to the plain paOgU, under the leader, hip of Bryan, and to this end have brought praanre to bear in si cure Ad miral Daway'l consent in be a candi date for president. They will i i ,, - coed, only to the extent of making lool out of this brave ami tious, in .u; coiiM'ieii- It ia gratifying to observe thut the fortlaud Oregoiiian of late ic more and more iuclined to recognize tl. uhiiitv and wiadum of Williuin .1 Bryan, The Kaat Oreuouian conies i i.... ..w... journal an article which api-eurs j tliia iaaue, that given Bryan credit for ability of a high order. The Oregonian ha.- keaa blind to Bryan's good arts, an well aa U hia perforiuuiicu, t iu Uadar the le in Candidate, " the nyi editorially : The man whom ..5iM.i am men nn- lerr. d for president in I Sin, is not a per-nn of no importance , ami there is thiui: stramze in the fuel tl.,.i wherever Ooloncl Bryan goes his steps ire llngg.sl llir.lllizs. wherever In -i.e.ik- hi- audience is a nullum, I.. Orowd are aoi a prool of Mpport, as tile nr.llor I in., I in IXIMi. vet tb.. Lur vear- in which Hrvan has been in tl... public eye c mpel (or him a greater rueaaure of reaped ti,,,,, . oarlad by his frothy and deiuugogic utterancc iu the presidential camoaiirn 1 'Li- W e k li iw hrvan mil mile l..r .. nice, poreietonl and nn ant, ex preaMing itself in tl. uMrlicial and the -h.iw v, hut as a politician ol no iiiiii- inrawilnoaa, ll ih wild and whirl ing words gave him the nomination in IHMll, but he has needed more Hem lb.it keep himself in unchallenged as- udeucv in In- nartv the I,., . , ,n. . that have lutCTVanod since his defeat lb- ha- met the ustutc lu.lni..,....- ... the Raatorn democracy, ami he baa Wnrstisl them in everv en. l.-r 11.. carried Nebraska in spite ot its proa. parity, lie got the votes, and that ov al- capacity that even ( roker ami lioriiiau are hound lo reaMict. He has jierceiveil with clear vision that he must hold on to silver in order to retain the goutfa and Weal, and vol he has handled the Kustern Mngwiimp- witb such kill that they are generally willing tn siip,rt bin. This he has accomnliabed through his aid of their anti'lnporialiet" nonsense, and at 'e mi time be bn- in some manner siitislied the gold deinocraU that his ' " """iu I followed by anv radical action in the direction oi de-' baaanwot ol the eorraaey. it is on. daritood In wellrinlorned circles that Kaatorn donwcrala baveaaanrancee thai ins admiuiot ration .,f the treasury would be intrusted to i inanoior ol known ability Und diacration, without " r"' 'ver or mil eoiivietioiiH. Ii, all this there is evidence ol polltiaal browdaaaj that Mr. Bryan's rst enemies did not siisjsct n ,i, llr years ago. Iiangenais us Mr. Bryan's ahullow- iie.s, ihreajdaan ami pandering to dli- content makes him as a presidential ponlblltly, he has onegeiiuineand an disputed clam, on (he re,,x'ci and , , n naeiice of the American people This is ti,,. iftwkoeai ol MoKinTay. One high qaallteation lor the proaioaney VI r ., 1... .1 i . ,J """oi is neiiie'l, uilll onlv one. I hat is the unfitiieas of the muii who in going I., run aguiuat him. gnatod with the ills they have men sometimes fly to others thai they 'know i. 'i oi. i, iiiev iliil o,,t II,.... i.i I I I I I no pixivoru uisiiit tlie and the tire. nil: .lame- i lllaine foresaw that the time nn. nl hand when the Amer can prisliiccr could tin longer he fouled Into thinking foreign trade a curse, hut would see elearlv that foreign trail just plain trade m wlm b two pcr-mi xchange nriKlncts tn the sat islact mn nf both, lie realized that the republican party must provnle again-t that turn t American irritation again-! n hiirl I n r i IT wall maintaineil, and at interval built higher, in tlie defense of a pn tceted and privileged class. So In leviscd several "wayi out" for hi party, chief aiming them reciprocity. Heciproeity was a valuable idea I cause n proposeii more ami iiinn wiui'iv in open in us. to our -iinerior Kill in production, tbe market-nl tin ivilted world the rich ami orofltabl mil progress.pnslucing trade with thus nations which have many ami varied wants and ire in turn able to iirnihn gnisl- tn satisly the main and varied wants nf a civilized i . i i. i ne repiini lean policy ol tislay is a niiipiete reveraal of the legecioue plani f the republican leader and party of .hiz.cn years ago. The HoKinleyi ami ffnnnai Inrik nr priKlucers to turn their w hole at. teiition tn the meagre markets nf bar baric and semi-barbaric peoples, to the "gorgeous laist" gorgeous in p.ntry ami romance, hut sipialnl ami i r in reality. It is as if some .me were to ask a great New York merchant to neglect his trade with people of wants and of the means to gratify them mid set himself up as a sidewalk peddler of cheap siis.enders and "fake" jewelry in the darkest "east side." And n't the same time these "inineriiilists" abandon the whole scheme of recipro city treaties at the hhlilim.' of the privileged classes who pav into the re publican campaign treasury u small percentage of the huge taxes Which re publican statesmallshin licenses them t tiled Iran the i olo. (onsumption , a cure Thin I beyond qurttimi most : .-t ii Couuli Mi cine ever known to wltHWI a few iluiew inv.i.i;1v t me the worst cae of Cmu'l), Cfotip nn I lUtincbltfg, wh'te -n-ilerful til etgsj In the i ire of Coflgtttnptfnfi is with 1 1 it p." i ft lei lit t iie htatAI : "i mi t-c. It Iv IV U I SOLE f'SOIi'-lltTJffS w Nassl CATARRH il ( mi IB 2 I 7 I 3 I it I 3 f & I 31 ll 3 I iv t. Hi mi . i.i 1 I1- Crescent! M 1 THE MOST P0PU1 KW WHEEL Men's Wheels Ladies Wheels Roys' or Girls' Ihainless - $25 and $35 $26 and $35 - - $25 - $(',0 LEROY. fJ.Y. HAMILTON, CAN Another consignment nl the $25 Wheels just rx ived. nd $20 Use .1 ' I 111 I .. i,. run l-i.'ii 'iii,i.i.,ln I Faat Halt i aki Ik nvar Wim W' " n hK.'K,,," :. ir. sa.- CI;,. :t v,,." pcrapH BaaC Tli Ore. . i. Rhcrj Line. anaaag tvn.i vviuia, bpoiiarn. Ilyar Mlnnawpnli;, f, . ,' ,' 9:00 a.m. IMilii.i. (!,, ' tile i ' .nd itaat, xla Ureal Neriheni. Ka.t Mall Pun land and Han Pran i Mea.av aaaa, 8KP, m. ''..... BtaoajMMM rr m '' s-tisn.1 Foi tag t inatamv- Kvnn Hvi dajia. 'a. n. Volumhia i.i..,, R '-i.n. I i Hifiamara. isaluntay To A.lorta aim Wav loa m. lAndlnira l.v Klnarta Snaka Klear. I afly KtparU to i .. v ... , I .i a ni. faarr, raoi, ... 'w Dp.r ?Sf fal a,lj . "ii, IV. K Bl. '.I ilt l'V.Uw'a, . Sa i-.nia. CRESCENT AGENCY East Oregonian Building I Iliad Irnln leaven IVi.itletnii f.n WiiIIh w.n. iln exc. it Hiiiiday at I p. in. ArrrrratanvS For full liirormatlnii atinly or wrlla t., H B. HUni.HllKT, (401.'tM. l'R.S..T.,;e Al'l', K v. '.vvaanav. iu2!S" Take the... W ashington & Columbia River Railway For Cub igo, Ht Paul. Ht. Louli, Kawi, City, St. Joe, Omaha, and Ail Toints East and Soutt PORTLAND and polnta on the Sound. illlfllllllllllllNRIIIIIrin i - mm on Mcaaar, wn In all lt !:'. i hero liou!il bo cloi..ii.c.. Kly'a Cream italm rlratl.fi'.lnotlir.atlil niMll lll.l ci-'.-. I BMatiMI It cure, latarrli and d. rn mi iy a Cu.d lu lllll Lc..J quickly. ( r. in, ll ilin . id Inm tlie nontrlli. iprcad. avrr iho nuuiiirano ai.d Ii alnorlied. Kudtfli lu,- BMaaMaadacaieaHtaaai it u uot aariao io. it lir...!'!,-.. nn, iv ;n.'. l.irgn Size, tuevota at llruu- got- or by mail; Trial RkMh la ccnta by niali. KLY intOTUEItS, U Warren Stmt, New York. THE FARMER WORKS HARD Pilsner Beer, aao The Beat liter iii PtrndUtton. Ask ti- It, Yon will Ilka it. Pilsner Beer Never causes HggjflnChg not Dizziness. I'or u living. He lias to. He must 'make bay while the aim shims," no matter how he feels. The result i-, over work. The itnmacb usually give- tbe brat sign ol itr.un. The org.i i digM tiun and nutrition are deranged, rood iliars not aooriCB, Indio.-iimi ippnra, In audi a case Dr. Pierce's (ioldell Mi .1 ical Diacovery re-cstal lishes the Boaltn by a complete cure ofthe diaeamd organs of digestiuu and nutrition. Il rlnilien the stomach, purities the blood and re moves the cauac-a of diseuae. It ia a temperance medicine, and contains no whiiky nor ulcobol. s w tr.iuhle.1 with llliliKrtiu foralsnu turn yean. " Win H.wkn Kxi. ..f liili irll,- liali v., Idaho. "I incd diaitcnl dxiorsuiid remedies but to no avail. hhIiI I n,, , Ih fStrct aud lie told mr what to do I H4trd with a paiu iu my slunuch and an rida aad Jhuughl it w.Hild kill mm, 1 aniglud to write and let you know Ihal I am all right 1 can do ui work new witheiii ,.1,111 and I dou'l have Hut tlre.1 IcrlillK lieu I aaad 0 have. Five bodies nf l)i Plcre-e's l.olilell Medical llin-m tiy and two elaUofhi. ' eieaainl Pellets ' cured lue ." Sick people can consult Dr. Pierce by letter free. All correapoudencc private. Address Dr k. V. Pierce, Hull.ilo. N. V. Opposite 0. I!. Koucd House THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD The Leading General Farm Paper of the Northwest. A liighClass Illustrated I arm Journal--Published Week.) al Salem, Oregon "Trv It. Arrive, ai Ml a I' sdav and F'tdav H.'i .uis dally aieepl Fur day at 1:00 u. m r.ir mmrnisiion rgiirClna rata and ( imniudatlon, ullnn "raiifrwi W, A 1 1 A M K AmiiI '' ndlel uremia, tl. P. A., lis .... a m. oaiiDRui -.1- I'rlnU tb,' Newa ! The East Oregonian (lid) I s' a wtrnk b carrier. MALt IILP WANTED. page ine Home-tend isn twenty jaB. paper, iocr collttuni to I'.c I li naaliaaar- - 1 . p-w-iKnaii a yeur, m advatnea. Its publictlon aai IMSM Mardi i, ..,,00, ami it lata diately took lirst plan.- fttno gcttt : ra larm papers, an-i will mai.ttait. it The Hoi.ie.st.,, has tba t dUttag forp ihlishittn a taim pgrjet .be Brat olu.s. aiul ol' wi kg ecu at..... U ,y ,e,l you- , Bt? Why Ml help gagJntaia here j 5" N"r,,me!,ta fur " BfiWaJ eitcula iou. nt.il dgrgoltd to the interests, oi this ejxtlCM? The price of the V.:kk..v East Ok,, m.vN is IJ0 a n ar Wt will sell our paper and the Il'.nicstea.l OCW vear for $2.oo i a.lv.ince BAST ORBOONI4N PUB CO., -... Pandleton Oregon. Mi: U WTIMi-Tii I.KAUN IIAIilIKH irade urn, ,.Kt,i araekl rsquliedi -iiial imiuee in- nn-.,. ,, ; lUtlal rated ealnlnaue. inii..,l . ii.. ,,,,.1 ...,1V,. aaalla-.l It.'c M.iler'l aafjei 1 nib-it. san Kritiicleco. t'allf ATTORNEYS. 11. .1. mi. . UK V ATTl iHNKY AT I. AW. iiis.uiiib- lianl, ll,, 11, One ,i,,.-lr,. ( A i:n:i: ,v KALKY, ATTORN BY8 AT 1 "" " 1 ' 1 sin ma. Hank HlllldlliK t.q .11. w 1.1 v. i.awykk. omoi ni Jlldil Hull, In, K. pen.Het,,!,, UreK"ll JAMI.s A. KKK Bllildiuu LA X OmOK IN J I I'D ll I 1 "i.i.i Kit, LAWYBS, a00M 17. X"". 1 il ..11 hull, I,,, K THOB. I I I ZliDLAUl A'l"l'IIIM.'KV AT Law. om, , in As 1 Block. &. N. oex. voei-eon,.. .'u'..(jeoeoc jeepn ne l very btaoie I'nder gee laaaageaMBi, Paahlnaaaai Mgi at how Rnaa, Tba Heat Turaouti in the OH . Special attention KjVei, t,, ,,,ri lug horses. i S. F. Hays, Prop. I OpaoaUa t'ourt lleaaa, Jf TeleaaV ne No. as tVOsKsOsrKi 0Oaro THE: CITY... Livery, Teed and Sale Stables... ctiKis -sitpson oao The New York World. Thriee a Week Ldition Al HOST A DAILY AT Till: ,'KIU Ol A gfMKLV. The noel widelvoircilla.ed "weekly" ""Wepanor in America is the Thrice'-.,-Week edit,,,,, T. N( K v,,rk w d win. the preHi.iential cnnpalgn now u. hand yon cannot do without it Here are sou,.. f t. reH,,s why it r mn , tne leader 111 dollar u veur Journalism. It is issued everv other day, 1111.I is to ail OUrpOBM a daily. Lv. ry nek each siiliHeriber .receives ia pages and oft,.,, during the "husv" aaaon U pages aaea week. I be price is only $1 ,,,.r year ' ' 1.1,1, I I II I ul II.. II Week I v lis In price of IH new coders every known part ..... . ..,.., ,11111 I lll ll I - Oregon Lumber Yard Proprietor Irving pan William J. Uryun recently said of ' Inperialiani" Innarlalian has baan aaaorlbed ai "The white .Man s Hurden, ' but since it entabeetno weal h-pnalucer beiieuth an iDCrtkMingl wight of taxes, it niigbl with morel UKnriety be called "The Poor .Man's Dr. Taylor has .SELLS , Lumber, Lata, Baingjgaj, Butldian Paper. 1 ur Papar, Moult inurt. Pickata, i.i mt a.tii Camaati Brick and S i ml, Sash and Doora, Screen 1). ors& Windows, ten a Cotta Pipe. Borie ti Light, Prop's Lveryjhlug New. New Horse.; rtew lilgs. Best rigs and leains n tbe city. Boarders gh. n tba beat attention. Service ;,nV hour of the niyht Telephone No. 70. Just Received Two Carloads furniture, Go-Carts, Baby Carriages, Window Shades and Fixtures, Lace Curtains, Portieres. r mid - 1 . I I... Tl..: . '"." r, ice. .... .orice-a -neek World has at its "'I at the ..sources f ul greatest aawepaiiar in nlaUum u ?,u' r. ," '".alern journal lim- America s dreatest News. ......... .... 1 1- . - .1- .1 li- 11 ' iw rK World. NORTHERN PACIFIC UVhm Pull until Sleeping, ( am LicKaui Uiuiag tJrs Trauial Uawrjina Cajs. T HAUL, I MINN KAPOt.tb IDULUTH, jFAROO, 10 WkANI) f ORKl. Ickook: 1 on, WINNti'BQ 1HKLKNA and IBUTTK, IH ROUGH TICKE1S it) X. I.LliKLLKV vi roDWBV it i iu """ ' ' ' ' X latum III,,, k ' R. D. BOYD. Court si. ATTOKNBY AT LAW. 111 ti. A. J. T. A KEWBICRBY, ATTOBNBY AT oiinii 10, Aaancialliiii HiiilduiK HINKI.K, ATTllHSKY AT LAW 'iiinn iiinek, I'eankWiai, ntcs.ni HHYSIC.ANS. oa w ., cou (ni 77.) tlBlce in p. i,. Sav ma- 1. "i... Iiinn.. In lu li a. 111. : I to iu. ui. : lliiila. mi w aal u eld, -I lliinr.. 17 In In a. ui. ; tl tn I p. ui. f. X . V1N0KNT. M ii nvvioir iitii InMaaal Bank, oatoe aoon iu to u III. , 1 tn .1 p. ul. I'll. '. J. SMI TH. tiKrn i.' ovi'i! I'l-s. Ilcli.ll Havluas Hunk Tl..,.l n ...-.i. dec IL s lilenna j UARFIKI.Ii I'!,,-,, i.i, ....I HiilldiiiK M. I)., UOktaOPATU- Siirgenii nil,,. 111 J 11,1.1 its political especial campaign news is ,1,. :. ,,;, . . ...-""."'.' iin- vaiue iu . presidential conn. ik' on. ! TbC boat oi current lictiot, i f0d in its columns. These are only some of the reasons; ISSJ.JP ",l-r- K,-" Ss - We offer this um oualed lllll t ie u Ll.. L' .. .. ... 7 ' "i" '"si oregoiinui . .0.-1 one year tor fL'. Th raunripiion price of t ra.au CHICAGO, WAi.nif.QTON, PHtLAl EL.FHIA, NEW OKK. H'JMirN AND ALL POINTS KABT AND LUUTh New T.'l-i'Ugu Tluaeu U) .Uun ami ehi.. i s .ma and Nortnen, &"ai . h V ami Ainarloao lino. .i.ii ci DKNTISTS. DENTIST. Or'l-'IL'K A- VAItiJIAN in J .1.1,1 iiuii, I,,, k. X- L. "I. A UK li. 1,. s. OKKH'K OX hit gajoui,. Bank. u ad.uiinUt;," K;..eVu,M A. N N 1JKNTI8T, IN AHSOI'Ta- " . ovei r 11. I'lii JplOB'a olt.ee. ARCHITKCTS AND BU.LDKHS. '.'. K. TIMK aOHKUULK. Train laaa, a u..,.. . . dayatsiou, -"""" dally ei,.,.t h,. ..r ,....1"'"' '"oroialloii W ,,,, , c'" 0 "r wrll A- O ilHW.Wtll. A If I ' II II k'i "f ,.'., m'utfll. intend, lit, innkee , ini,l,''i,. 'i ...naiile Inr liullili.lv in A J 1111 building. Idnu kown 1 BANKS AND BROKERS. lima . 1.1 lo,p id, .'elidleliin, u atrsaw Artiaiut, OHfH to- regular ' two puMrt is BO YEARS ixDro The Tri-W'eekly World d the S,.,i. gaabl. Kast Oregonian one y,,,r lor j M 0 N E Y At 7 Per Cent. Set aptly expressed it in I Allu St opp. Court House. our stock baiorg you bay, Baker & Folsom The Complete House l-urnisbers, Mam .St , utxt to Postoffice. Will loan on or will fumUm ii-pa.xahle Installment ninluoj, Inpt Veil elk)- propeitv lUOUC) to b.dlil wi,,. No coin FRAMK B. CLOPTON B08 Main gtreet AfajJt lor the K.piitable Saving & L(mi Aaaociatiou. 1 gaaae Trade Marhb Daaioria ..'lit lre 1H.I.., I U"''H;'s.kl'au,iiU Scientific American SBmmmmSSk MHMal 0 n. i.in llUnn Ot UU ablu'aaa). r;. aeaoel, Tfflee fob y hi .. ffuk A I.I. T kl I.- ai !..... . A o "u-woi Take tbe Kaat Oreannian .. can Pen 11 1 J'LL TUN SAV1NUS HANK, eautui anitt'.ion,,,n.' '"I'Oilied Mareti I, lassi: LuLii .'V. ''ilereai allnaed oil lliii. de K' ", '' ',' bought and .old on all prin- 1. n' ' ""i St4"."1. alien.. ...1 given lo BOUie. vie" urJLidl. 't" "'ii .'ride"t: J. N. Teal, l1UeBti I J. ilorrla, caaliior. 1 '',' I 'NA lln n.m r.ANKOKATIII.N.X '''"l ' .11,11- a-l.ki.l. I ' aaa. I... lorn" ti. ,K'--I'eals Vn forciKii and ic led 1.. '.'.'""'K' ' ' "llectlou, nrol.iplly at- McAMhu; , 111 ' A,Uu"i priwWent ihw" li r 1 v 11 ' lUruoll, caal- eri l W. aaraetl. aaaUtaiu cashier. ' Na n"NAl' HANK ok PBNDLE ...1' . ul',' '."'""'' raralni. 17La). iratu audiSli."W hanking hu.lneaa. 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