Did You Ever
Muy a Wrapper
for og Cents?
The Magnet Cash Store 'an quote
you prices on Ladies' Wrapper! rang
ing from 600 up lo $1.60, A new lot
j-ist received. I toti'l (ail to sec them.
With every dollar purchase you gel
a uhanoe for a Bold watch.
THE MAGNET CASH STORE
Clements & Wilson.
Court and Cottonwood
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l 'mini'ctii'iit republicans nr.- so foiu
of MSB thai til.--, plaeed in their plat
fnriii, made last week. Hi.' declaration
timt "them sis it I hroete. " Oar
taiulv, for (lir person- win. own (took
in Usee.
Tin' republican National ruiiiiuili
propose In invili' Hi" llfli'i'ii surviving
members ni tin' lift national enliven
tion of tin' re 1 '-in party. Ii.'lil in
ISiii. to wilt-, mi thi ilat t' irn i ni tin
Philadelphia bob van lion, if thsy sc
iiipt, tlu'iii' Lincoln republicans will l
apt In Ihi'I very BBOOBlfortable SDHM
tin' follower ol tin- party ol IfoKlaloj
uii'l II. inn. i, us I.inroln woiilil never
hilvn consented to tin- party lieinjt made
tlio football of tin' privileged rich, tin'
SOfpBfStioB khiK ami tin' proinot. t
of BMB ami combines, not lo My any
thing of UsjpsrlsllSSJ Bad militarism.
Tin- atti'iition oi tlio republican
national committee is said to ho just
now cent.T.-.l toward tin- next I of
representatives. There i- im ilmilit,
from tlio staiulsiiiit of human prob
ability, of the result of the prosrASB.
tial coii tent, ami the senate is si run
lint tin' n.'Xt bMUM h BdSJllMsdly un
curtain an to complexion. Tlmri' arc
SSSBSSSB anil dtSJMMfoUc IMMpSpsn
wIhmo HN-ciilutioiiH cotii'iTiiiii): tin' lifty
KVuntli coiiri'HH arc ha-i'il on tlm a--Hiimption
that tic hOBSI U SSN l" I"'
oruiiin-il liy their party. Tic r.'pnlili
can inujority in tic pn-'cnt boOM ll
very mnall, ami tic lo.- of only ciuiit
or nine neat woiilil win. it out. It i
not HiirpriKiiiK, tlierefon', that tic re
publican inauaxurri nlioiilil Utrtt.m
Npcciul coiHiilerution upon tin- problem
of retaining control of the lower hraneh
of couxruM for, if they do tint, they
will hwe control in that hotly, ami
they miiv do no in iiny event.
The Portland Oregon lan preteiiiln tn
lielieve in the nimerity and lione-ty oi
the Hon. JoM.ph Simon, liy Mich
pretention- an tliif, the OSSfBSjlM Si"
tahlnhoM it ii illihojmij snd nhbsI
Ity. The Oregon ian well known why
there wore more volei. iKill.-d in I'ort
laud and Multnomah county in liStMi
tliun thore ure reuintered voten in Hint),
four yearn niter ward-, in tin face of the
(act that in the "thee pronperoiiN (our
yearH" I'ortland ha yreatlv iucrcunil
in pOJMllsUon. The truth in, mid the
( iri-ioniaii in awure of it, Mr. BlmAS
now MimUir of tliu United Man -, and
the Kant! of political atUUOSB BSSW
him, curried tin- mute in is'jti liy
wholenule hrilicry und fraud. The new
rotsUtry law Bs1m to the truth oi
thin MwrtiOB und place- the crime at
thuir doOfS. It wan done in the name
of the Kohl standard and hy the ir. ,
unit of Hound moiiev. It in a crime
thut mnirrliei- the 0Od BSjSJS Ol the re
publican rty und net." ut MMghl the
will of the BS0pl of a tree Aim -rican
Htati .
deiit the money cbangan rule and
the people of the earth to
nflohltlOnl and the people':, en
slavement . Hut if uold in demonetized.
j or if gold has to share its prlsllsgSI
with another metal, tin- institution of
dull! ami all those who live hy it are in
danger of destruction. In shnrt, the
irold standard in more lavoriihle to
doM creation than any other money
syHtem and, then fore, more fuvoralde
t.. those who are in position to takead-
rantags of Um opportunltlai sod con
dltiofll under it.
The celehration of the one liundretli
anniversan of the Louisiana purchase
at St, Louis will he national in -.opr.
not only because it will he coincident
with our eiitrame upon a new cm of
'XpHllsuui, but because tile resoliree- ol
the territory purchaned by Thomas .lef
larson from rrsaoi in LSOS have anrioho 1
the entire nation. The contribution ol
the states, made from tlio Louisiana
pOnbaSO, an area of l,l':So,4o! sipiari
miles, to the wealth, power ami giaoi
lies- o the republic is bl'Voml tl al
ciilation of men. It is both III
.'inleii ami the granary ol the con
tineiit. It .Iretche- Imin the tate ol
Washington to New Orleans, with tin
Mississippi as its eastern hoitmlarv
line, ami embraces a tract rich cnniiul
in soil iiml vast OBONgtl to I I th
nations oi the earth. Last year th
states oi the Louisiana purchase turn
labad three bnadrad nlllloo boabsyi
tic t.ttal wheat pro.luction in tin-
loimtrv. which oulv amounted m all
to .'i7l,::iR),l)im bushels lor the vear. ll
1 1 just such an empire a- the muni o(
iii-i such a iii.iii a- .letterson would
vet for his country and his countrv
men. It is, in truth, the land ol
I'lioiuas Jefferson, of blessed memory
TOPICS OK THE HOUR.
Louis I'ost's paper, "The Public,'
liscolir-es ill it.- latest weekly issue II
follow! :
'The pursuit of riches is not i
wroiit.' thin'.' said .lobn iocke-
ler to u NOW York bible cluss
nveiitlv. Ihat deneuil'., w- shi hi Id sii v
altogether upon the method ol ntirsnit
lo pursue riches bv itiviiu; to tin
world continually uf your labor ai
n i . I -ii t lor the labor you coutiiiu-
ally gat, i- aartoinly not a bad Iblna
Hut to pursue it bv acouiriiiL' leual
power to levy tribute upon MUffolloWl
inn. . t be a irooil thim.' eitber lor then
ir for you.
when American free traders sonitht
pe.iieiul alliame with Luul.inil
throiiib the channels of civiiiini;
mm notbiiiu' mi iimre obiioxioiiN t
th Irlba of Mckinley than the Bfltlah
Mg ; but now that an alliance lor wars
il colioilest n on tic ilildomatic stock
the BrlUab lla has become with tl
irine oi .iiciMiney aliiiosi Un ilear a
fetich as "Old lilorv."
The ebsritsblj diauoaad oi this conn
try who wish to relieve tainiiie victim
in India are authoritatively advi
Ii 'l t" send I l-llllt-. hilt lo selnl
inker-' drafts. There is plenty ot
native irrain in India, thev .ir. told
At . - ... . , . r . .
ine real iroiinie is'iiie that b.- -u .1-
lOg paOplU are to.. sNir to buy. So il
seems that this i- not u famine at all.
it is u mauife-tatioii of poverty. There
is no dearth, hut imliuen'ce. The
masses jjet so small
tlcy prod DM that
want in the midst of
own making,
a slum- of what
the) -ufler from
plenty of their
A local silitician oi New York culls
attention to remarkable ebonge in
this generation in tic method! m prac
tical poUtka, It relates to the raisinu.
oi oSWpSlgB (iiihIn. "Tine WUS," lie
says, "..hen otii.ehoi.h'rs contributed,
but a reiorm ha- slopped that and luu
gtsaa u- in j( !,.,. ometbina
worse." Thb none thing that baa m
paraaded what civil service reform dla
placed is the big corporation. Ii -up
pile- party funuanow, uud take- it
pav in party ingjMncc upon leglalatloii
and udmiiii-trutiou.
To
must
l or instance,
l! t home m ws u, its nurily no,
onetimes , wav I'roin hiuux
while the admin lain, i Ion
i- Irving I" earn out with the lintiM
ministry whin Chumberlain called
"an undemanding between -i.u,.
Wen.'' doing it in Iba hoi Ol a presi
dential eh el ion, an American inusi u..
to the Lliellsb naner- lo b an, ). il...
I adraluUtration ia reullv un t,, m.
own iiam-rs un- mil m tin- mnHH i
the dmluiatratlou ragardiuii this "un-
ilerstanilllli.' between -taleslnell. "
I ilne.s wa- iulorineil
. . . .
it " f corn -poiiileiit more
'SBBB be hold roponsible hn- the U,'V ' "." Auioricitu
, r-'l" -"- "in. now i, ...iiiiiiiil; o IUH"
. llUt tile truth l, ix-l-t. thut the relil.bliei. i l
i gold atajidard is neither responsi- v.-niioii wili adopt .. r Iittion m ,...
i for the fitmiiie in India nor for tie- I'',,,IV " lloei lim it iii'i ti)
of the United KUitiw. M.el. "" "."".'" ' from tin
C7I. . .. ,,.u,.r ,,, U,
11 every num. ol gotit was
i liution. We take our It tail ! Ofl that.
We do not believe it gaVOOfTenae t' the
Kngllfh noverninenl. We believe they
ware grateful to us for offering them
the opportunity t' say 'hands off' to
l.urope. We lielieve t ier man -A mer i -
cans will finally understand we did all
we could. I'm you think it WOUld
henntil P.ngland if. by rnppfsaaing a
platonlc deolsrstlon ol Boer sentiment
which can baVS no practical effect on
our relatione with Kngland, we lost the
election and -he had Mr. BfySB in
stead of Mr. MeKlnley, to deal with
during the next four yesre?1 That in
dicates fairly enough the prevailing
tune among the foremost rei.ubl icillis
in Washington, It is a tot f political
cynicism, softened at the while house
into political opportunism. Such
hostility lo Rngland sa eomai in the
surface is political, ami the expression
of it ha- a purel) political, purely tln-
meetic obtest. None will he beard
from the pri "ideiit, and when it is
heard from his ruppnrten it is intend
ed (or home eOBSBBiptlOB. Tic more
criticism it provokes in Ragtagd the
better lor all QOOOSrflOd
There yon have the "OBdOfaMndlBg
between ita teamen 1 ' is one phase of it.
The llunna-McKinley combine is to
make believe that it sympathizes with
the liners, and the llritish jingo coin
bine is to make believe to crltlciee tic
HannaMoKlnley makabsllave. in
that wav the German vote is to be
fooled into voting for the llritish ingO
oandkiate for American president.
A short -lived peasant - rebellion is
reported from northern Bulgaria,
can-.. I by grinding taxation. Proceed
by BBBBalal dlflkmltlea, the nlnietry
broBghl in a titlnni.' law bearing with
special severity upon the agricultural
population. I or months past casiiiit
il tings have been held. thNBtOBlBg
to resist this law if it were not re
pealed. One BOOfliel occurred a niontb
or more uiio al .u na, mi the III ac k
sea. The dletflfbnBOl then spread
until, in tic neighborhood of Rust'
clink, on the Roumanian border, it be
liiin last week In BrUIBia SlSf lllg proportion-.
Three IhoBosod rtroag, ami
armed with scythes, hatchets, piloh
forks and logs of wood, the peasants
marched on the :id upon Buatchuk,
where there were hut two battalions
Ol troops. Thev dlaSTBtod one and used
the captured arms attains) the othet.
The prefect of the town Hey cornered
and killed by beating out his brains.
I resb troops armed, however, and mi
tic 4th the peasant- were dlf parsed.
I'he dianatchaa ray that the leaders an
being sought out anil
unexampled severity.
punlabed with
MONEY NOT CAPITAL.
It
'imply
liar in
world
HOBO) is never capital.
commands caudal. It every da
money iboulu be d eat roved tin
would have jusl as much capital us he
lore, but those who now have the
mOBOy would lose their power to cum
in. iml capital through that medium, if
this conception be correct, then capital
i- alwayi good, and never a menace to
the ieiiple, although its improper use
may bee. mi. so. We cannot have too
much capital, and it would make bin
little iliflerel wl wiled, if only
tic n-tilts ot its use were fairly
divided between those who owned and
tlio., win. performed the labor, it is
tic use of capital that is of vital im
portance, and not its ownership.
There must he public capital, such
a- park-, public buildings, streets, etc.
And with this kind of capital I cluss
ruiliouds. I maintain that thev arc
public capital simply held intrust for
the people, and the tune is coining
when they will he public capital in
(lie fullest sense. Private ownership
I land has been umloiibtedly best
under the civilization we have hud.
zSf
1
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bad 5En
When von have that olelinat. Hagh
ering OOOgfa winch will not Ix;
hakeu off.
"I BOVa used time bottles of Ir.
Pit-ice's (eildrii Medical Discovery
luce my enrrt -pntnh ncc with you,"
WriMM Ml A I Novoiny, of NOW
York, N. '., (Ilox 1.17). "I feel that
1 .mi in in it of no tiioie in. died as
sistance. Win n I slatted to take your
fdil in. I bad a i. mil. ii consumptive
couuli. of which I wa- afraid, uud
Overyood) caution,. I uu.l warned f.i
coiicemiiig it. 1 was losing ereifBI
rapidly, was very pale mil had no an
i" ui. wbalevei Boa my condition is
changed entirely. I do not rough at
all have trained eight p. mini- tn
weight, have terovered my lualtliy
color, and my appetite is TltfTTWtTni
Itc a
wntn ,
Dk. Pierces
it,y
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Mmeof the milder ymptomi ; Dw) Increeai In le verity, finally attackini? the vital organs; the body U
tortured with rheumatic pallia and covered with offensive eating aores.
It is peculiar poison, and so bighlt COBtagioBS that nn innocent person handling the same articles
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from i treBI to child, nppcuring as the same disease or in a modified form like Eczema or Scrofula.
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DOiaotl contracted in early life. You may have taken potash and mercury faithfully for two or three years
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bodv wna COVtrtq witli
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fnoBa?. Themrrtirvaiul
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fjr-i'tr.! t" B'lil furl t
ill- nwfiil flmnt- which
wan tie fOfl T i ti RM
Krieniia Bfivi.l MclO
try s 8 K 1 1 in ink
lay It arttl im roffd
from thr tt itt ami n
complctt- anl prrfect
curr was the rceuK '
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CURE YOURSELF AT HOME.
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All. Ue .
but ad van cam en I
teaching H more
the land is llmpl
owners for all tic
theirs as soon as ihey
man's land is el nipt
timi for publ ic use
I. in. I, in St. Paul.
in civil i '.at nui is
and more that even
Icbl in trust by the
people, ami it is
,.. i , . x .
tmtimiiti ... i.w
from condemna-
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t inv.
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Garden Hoes, 3
Garden Rakes, 1
Garden Shovels and Spades,
Garden Tools of all kinds,
Water Hose at all prices, 1
Building Materials, all kinds, 3
See I
Taylor, the Hardware Man
farmer, or those who intend planting
their ganleii- or lining spring work ol
any kind in this line, you will
eervt h iue in cunlcii tools und
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qBallty umi ut
ol the very
the lowest prices
best
lit
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lit 1. L and Band,
Sas.li and I)uti s,
Screen Duon ii Windows.
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A High-Class Illustrated Farm Journal
Published Weekly at Salem,
OregonTry It.
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n.t a . . , . . .
ine goi.i siamiaril was ailoptetl in
India several year.- ag. , and thai c.uiii-
try is sufferim.' from famine and short
trope. If the adoption ot th. e.,,
stumlard in the United (-tuteh brought Thus the London
uruaperitv here, us some all.-. n hv n- N.-w Vork
the prosperity of the gn at
people would Is- . .pi. i
preeent. (...Id ha
hy law that u
both W l..e men
aged oulv un
mail, a
el usees,
ve
Sit
iirresooliilellt Ii, ii,.
weekly Lowlon Times of April 2ti, iu.
uiuer isnug uateii .pril 0, Alter e
pluiniug that tic I ier man vote is
Bsjoraiag liostiie p, ftfoKiula; on ac
count of his coldllees toward the liners,
the correspondent goes on to SUV thai
lou explains
"The present intention to allow the!
republican national convention to
adopt a resolution of Nvumuthv w ith
the Hours. Said one of then ciuei
BBars: 'I lie U.si triemls ol Kng.
llaud should applaud us most lieurtilv.
JWe cannot afford to loan votes or risk
I Bleu. . . . Our resolution will
JBwUebly embody Mr. Ilav's letter ol
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I to the interests of this sectiou?
The price of the Wkkki.v Kast Okugonian is ,.5o a year. We
will seud our piper and the Homestead one year for $2.00 iu advance-
RAW O&BQONIAN PUB. CO.,
-m.mmml Hemiletoti Oregon.
I'll. Ier New
MuliaKemvut.
Kaahiouahle Kigs at how Itales.
The lieat Turnouts in the fin .
Hpecial attention given lo board
ing horses.
S. f. Hays, Prop.
Opposite Court Home.
Telephone tin. Uti
A Complete Line
VataHaiBi Iron lleds, Carpets,
Hahy Carnages and Picture
M. Hiding, Uattips, Crockery,
and a lull line of Undertakers'
Goods.
W. 8. NELSON,
Main Street Oppoalte Kaat (Iregouian
DISSOLUTION NOTICK.
Notice 1" barsliy ilvou tlmt tu copartner
hlf bvratolorc xltllue batwaao C, t' 1 iM
woMhj ,., n A lUberV.aaOeT U .iL , , , .
ol 1 I. I ulHurtli A Co., La. been tllMolvuil
ii... ......... .. ii.' .. , """"" 00 Diuiaaaaat
T. ... V , eilllu.Ml Mlreils
f , i "... it. on- sum nrui ui
J. A. Woolery
Ht Pit KM K IVbQt
Thus. ti. llreenv ol pnftl
KilllU AM. IMIItV CIlMJIIHHIliNKIi ""'
W -j. iniliii. rl. il ot Waahliigt.iii rjaaaw
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT TICKET
( lltltl IT .11 III. K
A. B.BUUBMW f...elHBSleeai
UBJT1U01 ATTOUNKV.
T- ' ""r oi Nadhwa
COUNTY TICKET.
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COUMTY DMA
itwirge A. Hantaan of IVn.11, in
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B. m. BhUtlai of NbSBbb
CI.KItK.
W. D. OhaaiSarbUB
TltKASI ItKIl
Beam D. raassw 1)f , -,,
ItKCOIUIKIt OF l liNVKYANCKS.
Jrtlll.-s W . .Vl.iliint'y
ASWKHSOlt.
11 " "n" oi Wmm
SCHOOL hi INDUS iknuknt.
B. L. WatU ol Ailiou,
hi SVAY0A
Charles 0. Ilel kuley ot NBSBBS
0OBOBBB
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make .roniii tattiau
l col.KSWiuiitiv
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UaUxl I ou.llcuiu, Oregon, Auill IV
INew Goods.
Republican Ticket.
PKLHIPKNTIAL lil.KC I'll Its.
v . J, I'liriii-h of pfiniasia
rUauui i-tirti oi .-.it
i. r. Haatoa of i-..itiaat'
I. U. Kulleiiun ol . ..... ii y
Hilt SI I'ltLMK Jl'IKIK.
Charles K. Wulvertoit of Allwaj
t OBOBSSSM LN,BM00M DBTTAII I.
Saleelat a. Keedy efTba DalMM
rOOIi ami PAiltv OOBBBMOAAB
i v Sailer of I'nriiKiiii
iOINT I, i.o mi. a riVS KBPBABIN1 ATtVX,
(i unit 1 1 1 .1 uu.l Horraw Oeaatlaa.
Asm ii. IhaaMMBB ol Btagaai
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT TICKET. J
0IAC0R JClKiK.
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MBTAII i ATfOAMAT.
Jain.- A. I ee ... ol I't ell. lou
COUNTY TICKET.
BAPAAAAATATtVAA
Kirk ol Allu'oa
Im II- Iteeilur ot 1'ullilkluB
0OUATY JtJDOX.
' e- itean oi rBaaasB
0UBBL
bat Llvcrmote ol I'eiullelM
SBAAIP1 .
i.w.rBnagoi ui I'eiitiiiitiB
BAOOAUBB Ot CONVBYABQga
W ill Ingram ol I'eii.lleton
rSJUSOAAA.
S. K. Y.ltea ol Mlll.ill
AHHKHHOH.
iienrae Im in ol Helix
HCIIOOI. SI PKItl.NTKNPKN I.
I. K. Nowllu ol MSBttBI
HlltVKVU!
(.'. K. MsfiiiiilM-r ol t'kiak
COBOBAA
nr. w. o. cole oi SaaSteaBi
C0MBUBS10RAA.
Heraei WaUret oi n ...
Jt srn i ami CONBTAALB.
(lvii.ii. ti.il instriut.)
t'liiM. ntrOeMkl ol p. I. t .I,
i liailu. Iieybiirii ol Kasdli i.ui
Prohibition Ticket.
PABStOBM tlAA BLAOTOAA
8 ;v Stlf ol .Mllt.in
' I. Mill- .( McMllin.lll..
V K Jenkins ol (Iraut . I'sm
r. it SBialalaa ui u.-i itucr
HI I KKME JI'DOG.
J- '. Ilnght olW.ueo
OOBQABBBAM, BAOOMB 0SSOU0T
Uattt, Batter U hwmi inwr
mop AMI HAlllV I DM MISSION tit
P. L K'-iui.-ilt of 11,..,. i i. ....
UMATILLA COUNTY TICKET.
JOINT 1 1 K I ' K KH K N T A TI V K .
A- M Usui ui Millun
KKI'KKHKNTATIVKH.
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COUBTY JI IMiE.
II. L I 1,11. ; ., u.ll,,n
I I.LItK.
w 11. Priiel i w ...i.m
, SBAAIff.
II. U'uiur i (..-bo
i.i "i oi i. in onuvawABMian
Praak Slohaaood i BaBj
TUKXMI'UKU
William i, oi.. i u( iiiiioa
k.-SKi-sl III
K. ABknrarl ' oi .vineua
COMMISHIONKK.
LA. Kill ley
1 K. I Inn It'
ll iniu
i oltuNKIt.
ATTORNEYS.
AltTKIC A UAI.KY. ATTORN Ii Y
Law. ottlt-e in Havuias Hank lluiltluis
AT
PHYSICIANS.
1MI. J. L Ml I.I.Kit.
lat-oii i nun unit AIih
tile le .ton. nl nl eve ...i
an. I .kin ilueaM..
.lull.NSuK ST.
Hs-fial alieiiu
uu..-, no. i.
UK-
Hit. . I.. I UI,K. OKrTttK IN I'KMd.K-
lou Snviiiu- llnuk bull. Iuil' iirtl... I.oiira. Ill,
lo U a. ui ; I lo .. ii. m. Tuluuliouu 77.
V. W. VIXi'KN I , M. ll. l). Kil l: KI-.AK
ol Kir.l Nun. on il Hunk. OBiee liour.loloU
a. In. i 1 lo .1 p. ui.
Hit. 0. J, BB I HI. OKI Ii I-. n l-l. I'l'N-
Ii, I.m SiivliiL-- I, ii. 1 Jl. r op
tionee lelephullc tl.
H. H. U AUHKl.D, M. lb, Hti.M Kel t 1 '
I'll . -niiili nn, I Mow, t,n llfnie o. Ji"u
BalbtlBf.
I) I.N 1 IS I S.
OKrTl'K
i. A. A I 0HA.N, DBJfTIST.
ui jiiiin niiiiiiiug.
.. h. HUATIK, 1). 1). S. Ot'KH't oVKB
Saving. Hank Oaa admiui.leruu
I..
A. M A.S.N, UKNTlftT. I.N AOlTA-
lion BtoOk, over f. ll. Clop toil olli.t
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
And Cheaper
Than fc-ver..
Portieres,
(.ai pels,
Laaa (iurtutus
Witli Puper.
Hi BdqBArtBfB lor White,
Standard and Bld.odgS
Sewing Machines
JESSE FAILING
Main St., near Bridge.
ate.
. K. HOWARD, AKCHiTKi I .VM' sJ
punuieuiluut, make, coiuulule ami iciiaia.
Ill,, i- in lull ,. oi- In II,,' ell. Ol ,.'---
Boom 17, Judd buiftima
BANKS AND BKOKEHS
FOB
Insurance
fin, Life, Acciilunl, l'lute liUan,
Loans
ou t'ity ami County I'rojHtrty,
Real Estate
Mock Kane aiTKt iffi-- ', l!&V&JKlL.ilU-
UOt III ll, OMlooao
THK PKNOLKTON 8AV1NU8 HANAi
I- II....... ........... I l, II I mil t III, 1
ii.i ,.-,'.--. . -I1..U. I ,,11 inn.'
(il,OI, flW,IJW ....--.- - l
poaiu. kju'hauge boughl anil aolil "" "'
t Ipal biiluut Bpet lal allellli.111 si
iloua w. J, Kuruisii, piaaidsut; J s
vice preuldeul; T. J. Morrla, cashier.
da-
FIRST NATIONAL BAN AO ATHKNA
oreaou. l.'aullal. XoO.UUI; aurplu...
lurual ou lime Uupo.
iiomu.lle e&eliant
l aplul, ..' . aurull
lit- .lt-uoails Uvula Hi
Colleellolla I.i'
ei.-
i.i
1. 11,, I'
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and Wheut Kurtus
J. R. DICKSON,
Oregouiun Building.
Ier , L, W
I FIRST NATION Al RANK OK NUljJ
ton. I'apllal, 7U,UUI; aurblus, li ''uv .,,n(o
acu a seuural bankiug hualneai,
anil lekuranlilc lrauler. old ou - b" U
PraBOlaoo, Vo Vt.rk au.l print' pa I i "i
IBs Northwest DralU I'rawu ou ' ' ",,,M,iTle
ami Kuriipe. ilakas uolleeMous on uB
laruu. Levi Allkuio. Pruf"1"1 ,,,,, 11. C
viue proaldaul; C. B. WsUe, ehar. u
liiuMiuM), aMisbuii caahi.