East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 07, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMany Attractions! Courteous treatment, big values, money back if goods arc not right, new Mid attractive attractions tliat are making our store popular. A Premium Given Away Every sixty days. Every dollar purchase en titles you to n number. A rare chance to win an elegant prize. The Hum H m Clements di Wilson. Court and Cottonwood Mi INDAY, M AY 7. IIMU. T)AILY. WEEKLY AST) SEMI-WEEELT BY TH lut Oregonian Publishing Company, g-AT- Pl-Nlll.! TUN, Hi S. flAtLY .CSV NIPTION HA TM ' Chuititrviwv :7aiall PH copy uz Monthi. l Kltll pn COfr Pf v ..run 1rl.l .uMcrtptlea ftlaf te nahni "" ' MrSBCSirTION MTI, Dm Mfy tw . 0. topv tit MoniAi 1,.i , WMKi.v ioskbiptiok ttn If. I- iho- ,0f r- ..th, Tltt! tutaoiptlea lfl PT . l OO I I W "I 1 f mm!'. . , )A lav.nth AHYVRTXIMi. HATH iDli, n A.rmtaati. Ott Inch, or ).., in Smi-Weekly lr nnih On mm, . la iny ptr Month .... 1 wo inhe. Of !. In tuily ant. Watgly per : 0f thtt In r hat. Stmi WwMY.Iff IWtr Uiraa U.ai. Iitily, per in h p" 0er thraejiar Hn. In 1 ny and Weaali (Mte mh. of leti. in H rrkiy ur m triar ihre iBiht. In Weekly. p.f tn h pr gafith . . . . 14 Otvff tfcrw lata,. In TmkUv'i utw of ftemi Wrihly , P"' ' I'lFI:. ' ft laltd noap.nl! .Weeiivernat- in Sem-Wki t Weektv of IMlly. m ioMMi., pei in.lt. i . MMMAMU MM . t 2 sn... t tnll pf lUM. Mch laWrtlua. Senator BOW MMll I irreitt speech hi the senate iiifti itiHt inijierinl ism, riiir and militarism, hut ilestrnyoil tin' force, a wull as the effect of il hy ileclarino; at tli, ill hi- lovaltv tn the only political nruunixittinii Nlpav dihle for the evils he so eloittetitly con ilemiuil. To condemn u party ami at the same time resolve to nppori il would npN-itr to lie ii waste of lireutli. Recently there was organixeil under the laws of New Jersey corporation tn 1h known tlx the I'nha company, with a paper cupital of iki,i. , William C. Whitney. Levi P, Morton. J. W. Muckav, .luincH .). Hill and other of like calilire are heliind the company, llure we liuve an evidence that our word given to the Cohan p pie. that they -I. .nil. I have indepen dence, :- not iroinir to lie fulfil I 1 and thut the inland in to he annexed for the lieneiit of those who control large capi tal an well have great influence upon nutionul legislation. through its DeWtpBper snWM that if they penis, in their pro-out determina tion to have the Nicaragua canal an nil-American waterway, "apart of our coa.it line" a- the late .lane- Hlaine expressed it. and with fortification- anil the right and the power to ton it any time, we may have to con front a united Europe. Attention in drawn to the fact that a- yet no Euro pean government. not even treat Britain, Ihih in term- acknowledged the validity of the Monroe doctrine. The American people are told that "England's adherence to that doctpitie in MMh a way an to make her morally a defender of it. with immenne ad vantage to the I'nited Htaten, could have heen secured if the ncnatc had MtMnd the arhitration treaty three yearn auo, and to make hnlttand our ally no far an entahl inhinent and de fen ne of the Monroe doctrine were con cerned wan the real purpoe which Mr. Olney had in view when he negotiated that treatv, lint the profennional phohen of the nenate would not it." nniiinin "edooational hut no dm can read thin nUOlbef w ithout adding run- I teriallv to hin ntorc of kBOWlfif , The "dimple Explanation for the month dncrfbn in plain langnage the working of the telephone "one of the I Impleel lut moil nnflltlre contrlrancen known to the electrical meidianician. " The nerien of articles on the "biggnl Ihingi" in American imhintricn in con tinned in thin number by a description of "The Onatnl ihlpjrafd in the World." Avery Interntlng article in a collec tion of the experielicen of eiuht or ten prominent Mage people! tall inn 1 ""it moment when Opportunity firm reached a hand to them. The article in entitled "The Tumiiur Point in My Career. " a a a "Helping the I'uhann Help Them nlen" in a plain ntatenient of a L'reat charity, whone WOfklMH are not w idely known tn tic pabllc at large, It treatn of the loondation and operation of the Qnban Orphan Boclety, wlhoh ha- un dertaken the teak of leading ami edu- ntlng an many an it MB of the little Win in Cilha. whom the mercile-- de creed of "Butcher Wejrler" left home. lenn. oriihalied and dcntitilte. The nhort ntorien in ttiin numher are hriglit, Original ami good. m A CASE IN POINT. CATARRH: FORERUNNER OF CONSUMPTION l ew realize what . decanted, ohstinatr OtaM Catarrh is, reftarding It , a e h UN Mm and throat, little or no attent.on II gtna it. BM, however inlffnt6c.nt .t may leem at fint. it m and far-reaching in its result. ... ...,.. Th tnmch kidnen in The foul aecretionB cnteriiiR the circulation poison the entire system. The stomach, nnJ fael all the ,,rc,.ns feel the effect of th,. catarrhal poison, and when the lungs are reached it. proreM i- ranid and destructive, and finallv ends tn consumption. 1 frcincn.lv haptens that the MIIMI pi hcar.nc ami imrl are n PXSVt4fra mnmm On dom cam,, Into am! dotrnvrd. caning iotenn iuTrering ami greatly fS JSSSl, wa-h,s and nlvM mav gtvr ten.i-.rarv relief, no permanent benefit cm he expected from such treatment. CATARRH IS A CONSTITUTIONAL OR BLOOD DISEASE, and far am, the reach of mere local remed.e.. Those who rely .upon them for a cure ten Tllnba tfaat, tt falj.aaia .,t , ..t .il,,- it,.. ,Wu.. I,, take tirnicr hold On v a real hlood rcmeilv can rcacn xiuh auuiiii.... - .. - - S S S cures Catarrh hecause it first cleanses and huilds up the hlood. purities it, makes it rich amt heaiitiy nuts new life into the sl.icirish wonwMit organs, and thus relieve!. Ike system of all poisonous accumulations. Mrt Josephine Holhlll Hue Went a. C writes: "I hstl Cntnrrh which Wrninr n ,leep-sesti-,1 thai 1 rntlrclv ilrnf In one esr snil sll InsWeof mv BOH, lBOMU part of the hone, sloMvlirit of! When the ,lienr hail Koni- lhl Inr the phvicinii riiv, me up tncnrslile I determuieil ti instlui lam retort snil hinn le Improve nt once. Il neemul Is et at the eat of tie disease, anil nftcr s few wei k ireatment : wan entirely cured, ami M aen thn erven yenm hsve hsil ne sitf" of the dtesM." S. S. S is made of roots, herhs and harks of wonderful toniral and purifving properties It is the onlv vegctahle Itlootl purifier known, and a certain and safe Sure for all hlood trouhles. Send for our laiok on Hlood and Skin Disease, and at ?t.n UH. ti..... mhIAm ..... ..Vina,..,.,,,. nK.,.,1 MMI JMSS TIlKV i ! 1 ellPorflllK UIV0 Villi 1 1, mtiiir nun ni it, ,,,,, ,,pii i.iip tt .,, . . . ..... ..... - - mj win nr ITI IUTI anv information advn iwantcd W-make no chup-e for tie. SWIFT RPEOIFIC CO.. ATLANTA Democratic Ticket. PMHrDIHTIAL k.i.ectors. Wnller M Pierce 0( f,., . Hell Htltsrt ' V,. .'. gross! Kroner ,,, ' "i'tkr '.' rt'm'on OONO R KfWM A N, SKCONI) IHNTKP T Ststc Mi nstor Wm. C. 8mlth of ItAkcr rit JOIN I i l U18I ATIVg RKTRHEKT ITIV ll iimllllii Kiel Moiron OeaatMl I J. A. Wtailery , , Kl T'HKMK .11 i,,k v. M. Ranee) of Mnli.h. I null AMi hUliV I'OM.MISXKiNU' W.eshalaeHeh of W snliingt,,,, ; ,,, SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT TICKET. OIHOOJT JI Imik. a li.HiillniKii of Pen t PISTItll'T ATTORNKY. Halli'V ol I stimulates anil sss Nstam COUNTY TICKET. Mgl havi (iovernor I'ingrue, of Michigan, has UmdarinJ for llryan and the democratic party in the presidential election tlon year. He says the trusts own the re publican party unci the only hope al present lien in the democratic oruaiiizu tinn under Hryan'n leadership. Haen 8. I'iUtfree in a progressive . forceful, enterprising man, and hi- declaration will have great influence, particularly in Michigan. It niuy even put the "gander" state in the llryan column and "MllW" Bryan in the White House. I'ingree htm made U great rwonl all over the country for clean government and popular rightn. When John W. iiaten, the head of the American steel und wire trust, closed twelve mills and threw ftOOU men out of employment, no that he might go down in Wull street and make a few more millions hy duhlding in Stocks, lie supplied the do rats witli a cousiderahle quantity oi campaign muterial. W. J. liryan has already referred to the act of the "steel magnate," an follown: "The shutting down uf tin- mills at the uintaine ot uu individual illustrates three things ulsiut trusts: Kirst, how trusts can lessen demuinl for articles hy ruining the price : second, how helpless em Jiloyes are in the hands of trusts third, how counumem ure pluudereil h privute nionoisily, I do not know ! much uixait Mr. (Man i ipacnlation, but if wlmt I iieur is true it illustrates a new phase, that stiH'klmldurn in trusts can be dun-d us well an the gen eral puhlic plundered. " Uvury repuhlicuu state convention so far held bus adopted resolutions "de claring" again-' trusts ami monopolies. witii tin- baa) probably of laaiparing the wratb of the ieople uguinst these coinlniitttioiih. lint it is dotihtful if these declarations will kl accepted in good faith, us tlie repuhlicuu party in power is making no effort ut all to remedy the trust evil, lUbOOgfc there is every opportunity for it to do so. it is elf-evident that the trusts are in debted to the republlceni tor many oi the privileges thut they enjoy und thut the promoters of tin- trusts are without exception strong supiorlei- of that party, l'romises made in plniunm amount to nothing unless arformuucc is to fullow, and it is plain to be seen that the opportunities to do inure thun to make declarations have not been taken advantage of to any extent. In A very determined effort in being made to defeat William Illukley'n re election as sheriff. The irieiidn of iieorge I'eringer, the repiihlieun candi date for the office, are working with t h enthusiasm, hut in spite of it Mr. Illukley appcurn to have the host of the tight. William lllakley in wide ly known throughout the I'acilic North west. He is a clean, earnest, honest man; sincere ami straightforward, ami. hecuune of it, exceedingly popular with all classes. He is one of the sue- censtlll. -nhstautial citizens of tin county, ami prior to serving as sheriff was one of the sturdy tillers of ti sou, inn Home neing near i.uniiaml, on the Wild Home. He i- u pin rdeno - crat, faithful in all thingn und in sym puthy with his fellow men. The com limn remark mat "Kin Hiaklev is a gmsl man is literally true. He in without guile, nimple in his taste und a d icrat by instinct, an well as by birth and training. As sheriff he is fully ulive to bin duty und a-conscientious in tin- discharge of it us any man who has ever filled thai ottice. Tin sup port which he is receiving for re-i'lee-Km in desi-rved. ami a victory over Mr. Poringor. ntipported an he is in the campaign now on, will simply give testimony of th MeMMMM ami esteem witli which Mr. lllakeley in held hy the people of the county in which lie bun lived lor more than a quarter of n centurv . When interested parties, says Louil Poit in bin paper, "The PobllOt" want an act of i UltgUlW facilitating the issue of hank notes thev assure the puhlic that there is really no profit in the issue feature of hanking and that their sole purpose in to nerve the peo ple b furninliing them ahiimlantlv with currency. Hut when hunks have got the act almut as they want it, in discreet financiers sometimes "give the snap away." Here, for instance, is the firm of Price, McCormick A Co.. of 71 Mroadway. Now Yirk. which semi- out n hnilnm circular full of en thusiustic praise of the national hank bam hill which has r ntlv heen enacted. A peculiarly In terming fea ture of thin circular in a tahle which I howl the profit a hank can maki out oi the Issue privilege. It is nut the work of wmic Innoii eyed green Packer, hut hit" heen put together 111 simple though suggestive form by a firm of financiers, in order to ntimti lute two per cent Point purclianes at a premium of ti per cent, for the pOTp of organizing national hanks: twos' at n; Tnllle .howllur the per ,-t'lltSge of III, linn reMltfil oil tlie ACttinl entll III I I'tttllt'lll Ittii.iMi j'. Motil-t , ,,-t ai la. 10ii,onr l.e. I'trellllltloli l.-lli'il HSIllll-t .Htlle liti.ntl The largest stock of Saddler-. , Har ness, Tents, W agon Covers, Cai -vie. Lip Ousters. Rope, String I cither , etc., Is kept by Joseph Ell i Fnr i? a m lint . IS. nirtl imli ln1 tnn'iit . on which int'umu wntiM U1 rwelwl m fnllnvri jBtorvfl "i. flM pit ii ihih in !' ux jnr mil Mi htm oinkliiic f ii nt to n'ttn- prt'inium lo Im ImMOTWI 1 I p9t t'i'Ilt IftT lst.an ixh iim v . ..-! iii prtnltiiK. eli- lim Nt't liirunit 1,211 I n .... Ii' 1 J. mT ' Ml OH .Ii V i 1 1 " ti grill SCRIBNER'S FUR MAY. Borlbner's Magazine for May contains four illustrated article- that are tin- ilsuallv iiifiirming in regard to events and iiiientionn of ooutemuonrv im portance. s The leuding urticle on "Some Pic turesque Siden oi the Kxisisitinn" is hoth written and illtinlruled by the artist K. t'. rOIIOttO. He has spent a number of molithn in I'urm recenth. and these drawings give an arum's nn prenkm of the very picttirempie group of buildings which will Is- nan crowded with visitors from ull portions of tlie world. Mr. Pllxolto'l skill as u draftsman, shown in the Cromwell and the (evolutionary series, in thin magazine, ban enabled him to make the ls-s possible pictoriul prenentut Ion of the greut I reiich exposition. s A greut deul of information about "Rapid Trannit in New York" iiun ap peared in the daily press, hut the first presentation of exuetly what it means unit how it will Is- currn-d out, and how the tunnel and its stations actually aps-ar, is contributed to this numistr hy William Bare lay Pamni, chief engineer of the Rapid Transit MWimlnion. The illustrations, drawn under Mr. I'amon'n suis-rvisioii, show precisely what this great engineering work w ill Is- like. The pus-r in an uu- inorutivc uccoiint ol the w hoi ject. Thi- table olearly ihom, it will u ODaemd, that under the new gold standard huiikmg law, a mitioual hank can exchange flmi.iNMi of its capital for IIini.iksj of its own notes, made universally current hy government av dominant, doing so ut a cost of onlv feMQO, und net fun u year by the Irunnaction. In what legitimate tinsl- lie., rolilil SlINNl he put to such safe and prolitahle tine'.' The Leading Harness and Saddle "Inn ulacturer of tiastern Oregon. TO THE WISE E Garden Seeds in bulk. Garden Hoes, Garden Rakes, Garden Shovels and Spades. Garden Tools of all kinds, Water Hose at all prices. Building Materials, all kinds, See 3 I Taylor, the Hardware Man 3 a of Milton Pl'lullelul, I'toli RxtntanKTATn gg, W.J. t'lisstsln it. m. 0 Brisn of I COCNTY .11 IKJE. tlcnrgi A lUrtinsti of PctuiK,,,.. I'OI NTV COMMIHHIONER. haan p. Page tfatJan UBUU9, w. m many of i-emiici l l.KIIK. v . ii. faiakirkiki oi Athens TIlKAHl RKR. llenrgc l. IVehler of I i,n RgOORDKM up i'oxvkyani James tt. .Msliiiiey of Atbons uggajok. " i'- "sii of trnaa tCH i nil HI PKHINTKNDKNT. M. I.. VhII of All , SI IIVKYOU. oavta c. Matin; a Naaan OOKOMMk Iir. H R. aniitM-ll of I'nim, JI STII K ASP CONHTAIILK. ( Petal Ititon lilstrlot.) P. Ito.i.tilierg of hatlMa el Pitndli tun ihn M Heinle 721 Main Street V- iftikPr J - 3 i J T Vg I E 7i.iii.i.iii..aai.aitiiiiaiatalaia.aliiinmiiaiaiiiai.aiiK lllllllllllllllllllllllll""'"""""""""""""'""i'"ii"""i'" i" farmer, or those who intend plantlnc their gardens or doing spring work oi any kind In thin line you will find eve rvtldng hi garden tools and i mr, wire, staples, nulls, heavv and shelf hardware of the very best uuulltv und ut the lowest prices at W.D. Hansford &Co.s I'enilleton, Oregon. French Restaurant I In connection with... Whai Mohes Beauty ? lWauty is made or m.irretl hy the hlood. When the blisid i.s impure, the cheeks grow sallow, the even dull, the hair loses its luster. When the hhssl Hows through the veins in u pure, rich current, the ev es sparkle, tlie skin is cleur, the com Mexloe bnutifttl. Women who use Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, find that it is a genuine heautifier. By puri fying and enriching the hlood it putn a hhniin on the cheek and u hnghtness in tin eve, which tell tlie story of pnfM neaun. " llavins liren l?ft wnk from frv,r lut Oc tobci I wa- tiniler Ihr doctor', care htrre." write, Mr.- Alice K Lawbicr. of Cruwionl. 1- ,u. Cu Ncli "1 took MsdsWI but ilul Uut Mrni to gam vcr much 1 wu, tirl all llic Unit- hail Bo aptittitr liuil woiiiteriiiK tutu all over me niurr or lei ami was very tiervuua. as hail been tck all thr iimnier I was all run. down nn, I In I it t kaoa what alltil MS, I got mlvKi fMa t'r llerct- itllmj; me mv nnrtsi hetttt than I ..ot, Jru til Iktm mulf ami alao telling nie that I would have lo take care of myself, aud hovt la Like the Uledl.illcs 1 took four bottle of " (toldeti Medluil lllstMvery. and live of ' Fa vurm I're.i nplion and j.iiued ,trength right Itluug I look one Isatlt ol the I'leaaalit I el leta. alao I know that tlleae niedl.llli . vt ll! do sll that ttiev are revoinnieiidetl to do." Dm Dt Pierce's 1'leawant Pellets lor liver. LaFontaine Hotel Best Meals In the City. Open Day and Night. Ous LaFontaine - Prop. Swltzler Hi il, in.; Main St. New Goods. Crescent THE MOST POPULAR WHLEL Men's Wheels Ladies Wheels Boys' or Girls' Chainless - - $25 and $35 $26 and $35 - - $25 - - $60 Another consignment of the $25 and $26 Wheels just received. CRESCENT AGENCY East Oregonian Building nfjffff tiff ITfTftTf ffffTTTTfff Tr? ff fTfTTTff TfTftTfTTTf TTTfTtffTTfft'TtTTff fMf ff fffftfTTTtTT' And Cheaper Than Ever.. Portieres, Cur pels, Lace Curtains Wall Paper. pro Nothing has lieen more remarkuhle in the hirttorv ol the West than the ell- tire change 111 C.olorudn ill a few Vears iroin u silver-piisliii'ing to a jfohl-pro-dating state. Just a little while uuo tlie Kohl output ol (.oloruilo was f.;.- oisi.maj u year; it is mm inure than I f.WJ.IHHUIUI), the Cleilter ii.irl ut it coin- iiik from Cripple ( nek. .rune in I.yndc, the wull known writer, de scribes this ItmanwotM induiirial ' developmeiit in an article on "Cripple I treek prepared after a sia-ciul in vestigation undertaken fur Scrihner's i nagaaiMt It is an ustoiinding and dramatic story ami It ta fnllv llltw I iruicii iiy uruwiugs luude from photo- Krapns. The narrative ol the lloer war is e.,n. i tinued with amither brilliant article Iron, II I n , , , , ...1... .1 t . - ,, m sot""!, "in, it-ievvs tin- o.v, iuis rinjuru tn,. repuidicuii ; alleged mistakes ol the Uritish gen parly has heuu weighed in the balance ,'r-'1'- ntrategy ami luetics, and dis- auu loiind wunting. ' oan i iniicn ui-jiiiieii points m A clash between KiirnH-an intereuts and tlie Monroe doctrine muv nune sooner than most gagjaf have cxiected it. i.ven the ailministrutioii is threatening tl,, Alnerican people u, this cuiinectiuii by saying to them tbc cauipaigu. EVERYBOUY b MAbAZINK P OH MAY. npartosr , oi The May number of Kvervb,,dvV magailM Ii full of that lugar-eaatad lufaurniatiaii of which its oonduetun in making u specialtv. There is nut a dull page in the book, nor one wliicb ttt't' i- iirruliv ifiv.-n n..n th id 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 exit. linw i...... i i , . ' ' o uistoiiei ,,,,, ,011.0111. rt. A. Ilalairlv retlrltis ' le.orthy Hill lonilauc the bualDsss si mi , ,,i lift ol Alia uiiij tittolivtiHii) alreeta All pontons 111,1,1,1, -aid urn, ,, .,,,, .u, to make prompl vcttlelnelll C. K. i iiI.KHttiiiniiy Ik. . u ., N. A. ii in i.i i iiid readUfm, oruu, April u imm Heatltinarters lor White , Standard and IvUltcdge Sewing Machines JESSE FAILING Main St., near Bridge. Pendleton Ukiah Stage Line Huston & Carnev, Prop'a. Iteave I'elidletou everv illy at 7 o'clock exiept Huuday, fur PUct Book. Nye iMga, Alba and l.'klah. Qood aootHa uiodattuuH . Iteasonable freight and pas enger rates. City offlc at Tillman & Store j0 0MM00 m ' a a V iii x wi cntaiir'k I International! ! Dictionary Suixwur of the " I iinon,;., ,." O The i no. (;ai Man, .,,,; Authority, Y ii- i . 9 Jiitli,,. I - - o mSli I hr va i.i "i iiic .i.it.- n x i a miw. n mm t k- aaaaVI t' b .. Xi " -s '"'"ii gaaalaaala x a aat -c t SAND X.Ta"; '." i wood A : " ii.,eiilnshir,rj . w A prliiglu-id, Mass. 6 l'AL X CAr-noK.f.. not I,- , X 6-U-l - ......"!".''- Hoi? A- ISJl-a a- a.. .- , s in-i unariri 'ii.iu 1 1 uitv.ii i a. ..! - .a IVrlalrC. I i - , . ,' X m"" I i Hi l-r'ssowu lavas' ulu ? Mil 117 A rir BBS OlSSOLUriON NOTICE. You Need It Republican Ticket. I'liKMPKNTIAI, KltUt'TtlKH. I. ratatok f Peiidl. tnn niaaa tori , 9-S-SSSSS ''rtlatiil ' l Hiiierii.ii eialbaai roi ronuta tomb. i inirie. g, Welriraa of Aiiwny coiiuRiantAii, .sKi iiaii iustihit. Miilfolin A. Miinily ot riie PalleN rOOO AM PAIItY ( iM.IIRSiiKk. 3 w atlai ol Portland Jl'IM 1.1 i.ISI.ATIVK KKI'ltliSKNT ATI VE. (I in ail 1 1 In ami Morrow (ountlea ) aw ii. Thoinpaon of Raaaa SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT TICKET. rilu Ml .11 Ii, K - K1,, of aaaaa DUtsUOT ATTdK.SKY. ''"" - !'' .... "I Peadlsion COUNTY TICKET. KKPKKSI-..VTATIVKH. 1 ', Kirk of Athena I. II Keeder ( PuoiUo,,,,, I HI NTY JI lHiK. 1 1 l"n aiaaMn I 1.KKK. b.t l.lvormoro ol I'cndl, m HHEKIKF. O.W, l erlnger of IViidlctnn aCOItHEH UK uNVEYANt E.s " ill Ingram ol Pendleton TKEAHIKER. (v k. Yatss ol Ml I ton AMHKHMOK. r aaaa of attti Help nil. KI'PKItl NTEN liENT. J T, Nowlln ol Pctidlciou nl UVEYiiK. i E Mscomber of t'klsli iiiltDNKIt. nr. w.i, (Mi of Naataa i H i.MMIHSPi.NEK. Iloraie Walker 0 nBitl J t'STP I AMi i UNSTABLE. ... ... Ilviidlenin liiatriet.) I ins KlUlieralil pomll,l.in i liarles l.eybnrii peuI,.,ou AT ATTORNEYS. 1 AHTKH A KAI.KY. ATTllltXKYlS l.avt i illi. . in savin, ll,,,,! llinl,lit. T.O.HAII.i: I.AU II b. (IKKICK IN Jiid.l HnlldliiK lvii.ll.tt.in, Oregon. THOU lain ITI'.liltAI.H. ATTOItNEV AT l tile . in Association lIliK'k- N 1 11 hKKI.KV. ATTOBM K Y AT LAW. Uaet :n AMindsllon llloek. t:i!:;r!,s;v,,Ar,"UNKVAT w- 111 K. A. lata . LIFE INSURANCE is Merely a Question of 1. BKST BENEFITS PKOCUkABLIi FOR YOUR flONEY. 2. THE SECURITY BACK OF THI POLICY. The Mutual Investment Policy (LIFK OH KNlJf ) Ml i J OF The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company ol California Provides for Loans KKWBKRBY, ATTOKNK Y AT n.w.lll I.i. Assoelstloli rlulldiug. I'HYSICIANS. 1- Cuurantoes I'll. W. (l.OOLK OTOCI IN I'KNld.K- mi. sin inss bank l.iill.linK Office hours, lu '" '- a- ai. ; I to ., p ,. Telephone V. r. W. VINCKVT i Ii , iL'li, l i,i ,u ... v.. ... . ' '...' I. l.l.l I, ot First Nati.amI llallk. OBtce lloura lu lo U i lo .1 p. in. I'K.i . J. SMITH. OFKll'K OYEK I'KX- de!.','.,'iw,ni:,:,,f."w,k- Tui"''"u' ' H. -. i.AIII ll.l.n. St. I., HOMKOFATH. Bulldlai "d 8ur,H", UBn lu " DENTISTS. DSJfTIIT. OFFU'K Cash alnos, raid-Hp LaauraaM, Amnial Additions, Kxtitusious. Yearly DivldendH, Incoutestahilitv. Iinmedinte I'ayment, I banc. ,,i t , u. h. lan . th, It is iSSUBti Knlnlv i.v j . j THE PACIFIC MUTUAL Life insurance Company, uly Umnpany organized under the Htrlnu'ent Insiiranro lw. r n affording positive responsibility ... Htockh.dds tftt;W,'",' Wince organlatlon In ittt.N, t,,. k3 Haid Holicyholders over lu'5QO.)U OO I-RANK N. McCAN m FKQ hllcnsburK, Vash. General Agent E. A. VAltiHAV HI JU'lil l.i.ii 1 : UK AJ" I EAT IE, 1). 1). 8. Omci OVEB lM" "! Uuk Cts. adminiate-rwl. K: A. MANN, OENT18T, IN AHHOt'IA tlou Block, over I n rioptou s oOic ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. T. r. BOWAKjT AltCHITECT AM' SI lriuieii,l..it. inake, eoiniilfte slid rcllabla .lulls lor bll diiias In tl..; ,i, Kot., ii .... i.i t...7r.;. " ', . . . uullll aiag. BANKS AND BROKERS. THI CITY... Livery, Feed and Sale Stables... CHRIS SinPSON . P,or,rl.r., Kw-rythlng New. New Horses; N"w "'' le st -in and teams n the city. Boarders given the best attention. j Service any hour of the night I ''K phon. No. 70 Oregon Lumber yard SELLS. THE PKNOLXTON kaviviju aK. I'. ii.lleloii, Oregon OfsaaUMM March 1. li apllal, IIUI.UII. llitt.re.l all.tmtui .. 1, poalta. Eeliunse boliaht and ol,l on all nrlll- Ipal utlllin, Sila-clal all.,1111..,, ...... .ollec- Uoui W J, Kurniah, preaident; J. K. TssJ, eloe-preeideal ; T, J. m cashier. in bottles, barrels, or caaea. Telephone No. 5 H. KOPITTTKE A Complete Line Htruiture, Iron beds, Carpels Baliy Carnages and Picture Moulding, Lamps, Crockery and a full line of Undertakers'1 Goods. W. 8. NELSON, Miraat. Oppcaln K,st Oregonin Lumber, Lath, ShiiiKles, Building Paper, J ar Paper. inouldiugs. Pickets. Lime and Cement, Hriek aud Sand. "sli and Doon, Screen Doors A Windows, Borie & Light, Prop's Alia St., opp. Court House. KIUHI NATIONAL BANK OK ATHENA. meson i apiisl, 14o,uuu; aurplua, V.iiV- I": Ureal on nine llupoalu. Ileal. Tu foru.SU loiiiealle ciehsllge. l ollectlona proiuiill) at Waded to. Henry t Adsuia, preafd. iit; Hull McArUjUr, vlce preslduut ; li.i Bsriu ti. csak i'' I w llarmu, aaaiautut oaaMM kikst naiuonaliTaiVkok EEN'WJ loii rnpiiul. nu.iaju: uriilu, I17;.,uu' Trsas a. 'Is a aei.erttl i...,,l...., V...i...... st. iiauae an. i telegraphic inuufen ael.i uu i hiiaipi. f0 raiiei o, w York aud principal poim 10 lie Northwest. Drsfta llrawu ou ('biua. Jaa and Euro . Mskes oolleutloua on roaaonabla te-ruis. Lnvl Aiikeuv, t.rssldeut ; M '"f. Isnl i It ade, cashier; U. C. uucruae) , saaiauut cashier. Mines. aaa Proipacta and Mining Property tixamiued. Advice given aa lo their value and the bejl working methods Terms moderate My "j porta cuuimaud the heat attention, and Claim owner. In eoiilattl Willi ll"' I" buyers ever) where. C. M. ROSENOALE, ConiUlUai Molallurgist, Porllsud, uregea P. O. Bos M- . Old TO PITT CNlfcK AK- IM3U, Ull bflv. Wj" 1U1 Wini'l""! r.- Mrtrt' Newspapers jSjgg at THK KABT OttiWONUN orfl, rsa" (uu, Oragwu.