East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 29, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWith the advent of summer comes a demand for summer wear. We arc showing n fine lineof Silk Waists at prl ea thai oan'tbeequaled. Ladies, it' you want I Silk Waist, iimw is your time for you to buy while thf assortment is ootnpfotv. A o ha nee for gold watch given with every dollar purchase. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood TPWDAY, MAY , uku). DAILY. WEEKLY USD BEMI-WEEKLT MM TUB Baat OreffonUn Publlahttiff Company, AT- ri NDI.I 1 1 N BAIL. St'lvHirilOM HAIBi Dntcepyiv n .- . ' y mail On copy u.-; Month. y mall f t T. f Aiuglo nutnlft IINI MIRIt Y M'Ba. ilrTIi'N MAM 0 Ctp- cnf tagr ...... On copy utt month Trial tul tiptton Sinf l sum ben wBBKt.v aajMBtjTMai MA 1 1 ' On copy nnp t n- f tn aia month t 1 ml auto i i Viir. ADVBBtlftlNi. IATU; (Uic') Alvrrtirtnrnl I Om lacki, er Im. tn eim-Wnkiy per Month . . . . 1D0 Inch, oi lit. In .lailf pet in nth 1 ., tmbt. ot Int. l 'i lUily an I Wwk f pf month 0ri thtr tn. htt, 8w Wkltrt iruh i-t Motilh ltfi it 'fM tn he,. Dvl, . per tr i rr month . . . . (tci thtMtnt he-. In li iy an I 11 p' month j ft line tnth.or in W-rVir prMonth f M irf lhr lBrh, In Wkly. nr In' h prr Mntti . . . i oe Uff Uire Inchta. in lutlay a imu of iwun rt rt ill . pft in. h jvar month 91 lot Id nmirfll alaMimanti tn Scmi-Wecklv . Weaklv of ttatly. Artt UeartiM, pi mdi, fi.., , tub ntiunt inaet ate, . Lot! notu tan cent t llM, '4. !i in i u I.. , . 9 0 ,3 (lovernor (leer is opposed to militar ism, ami therefore In- declare that r linulil tuk.' mi r i k of involving oiir elves in it mi r re 1 with Knuhiiul by expresaiiio, our sympathy for tin1 Boers, t.ovrrnor lifer appear- to ! "in publican who follows tin- advice of Washington, to avoid entangling III1 iiih'ch. which tin- M.'Kiiih'.v edministra- tion Iiiim not lonv. There if u tirm of gflnMW in Port luml thut in hiii.il mill flow in with the Simon nani: "t political I. .111. In Thin printing tirm MUM the patron age of the counties under repaid hull control. In I'ortland it ..-cures much public print illi: without Ml 1)111 ittiliH bids und is fid at the piihlie trough by order of Joe Simon, United Stat-- senator and political In.--. K ntlv ! tlx- I'ortland printer- submitted their hid for printing of the ballots t.i he used in tin elei tion next month in that coiintv. When those hid- wen- re- 1 I how to do it." nay thoe who desire I li it service. If those who are MM). teemed in tin- ra-eality attempt too niiii'h In this line it is probable that thev ean he found out, and, if so, they I ran be convicted ajid severely punished under the law. The Kast ONgMlui will inake any sacritlee to expose and convi'-i those engaged in the nefarious work. It will shi.dd nobody if It oN can ! hold of evidence that If sub stantia! and eonrlnolnf. The Mast Ofa pHtlaW reipi. sf- the two cn'inty chair men, and the candidates ci 1 th parties 11s well, to furnish it with the nameiol those who approach tln in (or monev with which to Inflaatiei mters. Tin Baal Oratoalaii will publish ail such name-, and siicli other Inloriinitloii as is (Ivan it, w ithout reveal inn tin mm 1- ot the iiilormaiil- until It mav be necessary to take the matter int. ti "iirt-, with tin- vn-H ot carrying both the briber ami the bribed to r. a term in the penitentiarv, where all such belong, HOPE FOR THK BARUARMN. cuived the obliinn republican clerk iiotitie.1 the favonsl tirm. ami one of its nicnibcrs put in a bid at the sunn- price a- the lowest bid submitted try the others, and at once the clerk 'i warded the job to him. The . th.-r printers were justly IwllgMBl bM they discovered the trick phiye.1 upon them, but the I'.utlan.l OtnNJMMtBttfM toils alieuiauce to Simon-( 'orbetl et al, t..k pains to approve isliiorially the clerk's action and to -hrow the onus of a piece of dirtv .ork BKMI the iliiH-d printers, aVM ahSHjiafl them with effecting a com bin.it ion to get the work at a fancy price. The (Ireiionian freuilently show- all the ear marks of an orxan and none of tlionu of 11 fair nespaH-r. History reconls more than one DOta hie instance in which a decadent am corrupt civilization has h.-en purjjii ami pur Bad by a harbarian InvaaloO nut none more 1,. 1 1 i- than that u.m of Teutonic barbarism which, aft the dOWnMI of Koine, swept ov I'.urope, n-vital itu eueriiies wind bad become dead' ! bv Itollian ill tbieiice ami example. Not onlv did th. liotbs and vandal- shatter the miirht) empire of the ( umtt, but they in (naM new blmsl into people- lon 11 11 der subjection to the Km an- and gatri a flesh ami virile impulse to civilia lion which la-tcd for centuries. S01111 writers, K-rhaps, takini: hislorv'i -elf repetition oo literally, look lor tlx tiariuric puryc wheiieM-r thev lancv they see und' tihted siirns of ilecadcncv and the more pessimistic of these, be Having such a time is near, an- casting alioilt 111 vain to s.-i- Irom what oiiarter the niiHlern Oothwill coin.-. In th. sense in which the term barbarian k comiiioiil underslo.sl. thev cannot liml him, and so are at a loss to determni. what iiitlueiii-e shall come to offset w hat thev are olea-. d to consider tin .iiniv ' 'lecay of niiHlern civilisation. To tbes. 1 ' iii .1:1 in.- pessimists (In- 1 illtor ol Kast au.l West, in the June number of tnat consistent magaaia . a lira iii of comfort. He in barbarian and he did not u boundaries of the Dnfi inal-e the iliscoverv. nan w'ti I found tin - olll-nle the d Slates ti With to.- world tojav doiuinated lit 1 tin- Anlo-Saxon. Teuton. Latin ami I Slav, tin- barbarian of history can not be found, at least not in suilicient 1 number- u aspael anything aatraor dinary fmiu him. Hut Ivast and W. -1 trrantiii) that tin- barbarian 1- needeil or soon will be, is not di-coiicerteil. It asks, What is a barbarian'.' and an sners that "In- is not mcessarilv i iioinau, iiressiiu.' in Mini and warriui.' Willi stork .mil MOM, llarharian, like odanii is simply a term df IglMting a state of mind: one in whom thai Is of the higher civilitv and self-. scioiisness iiav. n-it as yet tieruiinal.-.l or even been sown. Itarbarians of this kind the world has alwav-had with it. keeping them suloeet n practical priiiiltiveliess, even in the mei-i ..1 A f.-w week- ago W. ,1. Ilryan, a nan of character, prominence and I suudiii).'. visit.-.! Or.-ttoii ami ih liven d u nilinlH-r of pulilie addresses. The Portland Oaagoniati IM-Iittl.-.I In- meet- ti"- seed time and Imrna ot culiure ...1 .1 1 . ... and .1. -cadence. 'I lie l-.ast Or.-uonian U'"' "" la'""' a"'1 DMJ Ml das- i.sel, with IhOM. who see the waker in its brief r.-K.rt- in its (utHnfOWlng d.-cidencv in this im news columns, Paring his tour, only ami Mjoorus republic. There is far one-did ii make a full report ..I his V' ""u ''. '""rV """ H v"al' virl1'. Martla. , b. .poketeeSS TlZ,, Hi- KSS in lortlaud. At the present time M . , .,tl,l,. Wh.-n- th.-r.- is growth than W. Howard, ex-conifressman and PM be no decay ami the most pm-luhlilh-of.the. roader, is speech ma k inir "oiinc.sl characteristic of the American S "r: r"1 w! yBi 5ndwwJ' &rj the I ortland piper prints an extcii.le.1 the world, BWeh IWM America, n.,w resirt of his remarks and tfives liiin need- the tempes lu.nis oii-lauuht of (1,,. cr.slit for abilitv ami inlliieiic. Why'' barbarian ; but It if willing to admll w7,jr ' wit; 'Ska Tirz iii ard was sent to tour Oregon in the in- barian and that it w ill Mud in him terest of the republican oauau anil the j man w ho, though as yet untouched and Orogouian haa been onotilleil by lhaaa I fttalnMl by BtvlHaailon. in lU utmost who are parlies to the deal. I!ut the :';"!T'''-.i,V iWHI 1 0 IBM up -... ..'. nirrv 11 on in a higher degree of rfection " t iiIm, lor tlii ouri-ose tin- treatment accorded Bryan ami that ac corded Howard prove- MM thing: That the Orogoniaii is not to be de pended on when 11 comes to printing political news of an sort. In short, in Orugnnian is an unfair, dishonest iiewlaer, ready at all times to further the republican caune by giving publicity toany iniiirepreseni.itioii and deception, no long as it is in its favor, while neglecting ami rciu-ing to print the news of the opposition party. A newiuaper prints the new.-, prints it fully and fairly, witli greater fulluens and fairer fairness toward adveraaricw than toward supporter.-. A newspaper should have its principle.- n, in party, but should certainly have its lender - ill both. The tune will come when the Oregon 11111 will have only readers in one party, because of its liagrant violations of the laws that nhould govern the conduct of a great newapaper. concedes that " noma barbarian the true the kingdom the spirit, as the foreign in vader. " ife-guard of 1- .1- u-.-lnl Koine had this home barbarian as well as the MM who clamored at her walls; but alii- did not know bow to utilize tin- one within, and so fell a pray to the HON aggressive one with, out. Koine must have realized that, in spite of bar, the world would still pro gress; she bad missed her chance of p -riiiaiioncy by suppressing tin- bar barian within her walls, by failing to develop him and thus keep the national blotsl alwavs red ami lull of vitality. In a sense this is I. nth a warning and an example for other nations, a warn ing America is heeding and an example lie is avoiding, for "something m-stineln.- tells us l.slav that we must develop our own internal resources, and tiiis instinct has taken outward expression in the extension of educa tion down into the roots and hidden place of society. Kducatiun i- the weapon we have lint into the hands of Ih point of mntaga, reaching out ami pMMMalng themselves of life's fairer and broader 1 idow lands. ' ' a a a Naturally Baal and West sees mum offensive and ah-nrd phsaes in the llr-t expressions of home barbarism, but it considers than inseparable from the work of "aoallng lip," and proiihesi.-s hopefully of the time, not far distant, "when order and proportion will have been introduced into the present chaos ami when the new forces, having estab lished their definite c iinectlons with the old currents of spent ami sluggish rivers, will have already begun to con trol their torrent within 11 narrower river bad.'1 The barbaric reimvat ii-ti of Buropc was 11 storm which passed; but "tin- baanty about this modarn barbarian invasion is that it's not merely for now, hut for all time. It will be continually renewed." l-lssen-t. in 1 1 y is this true of America, with its future all before it, with 110 cot bar rassiug or limiting traditions and with the basic understanding that hen- there are CO On! rightl for all and special advantages for none. Then- will be little dlapMltlM on he part of the common folk of this WMU try to quarrel with Kast ami We-t Otraf the term "barbarian, " for to this molding, controlling and vitalizing element must it he applied if at all. The 'plain people" do not rare much for names, they are busy with princi ples. .Most of ti..-younger generation in America DM) DC pleased to rail themselves barbarians, just as the edi tor of the Kast and West is so pleased, providing the term is BltdaMtOOd to ueflm 11 movement in which they shall be guiding intelligences "laptin-d Alar ten and Tbaodorlc. ." It It today, as iii tin-.lays of Quid DDltb, the COOt MOU folk, the plain people, the "masse-' ii von will, who must lead in eery vital advancement and who mutt check, revitalize or crush any decadent tendencies thev ma notice in tin- "comparative few" who are dis poaad t" arrogate to IhetneeltrMi all the "higher" forms of culture and civili Mtlatl. America puts Iter trust in her BOmttHM folk, her "Inline barbarians. " and fears not for the future. In this hopeful view, so eloquently 11 II, I logi cally put iii word by Baal and Waati this young magazine continues to fol low tin- high plane upon which it set out. Ill this, its eighth number, is added reason for the mo Aden oe of IhoM win- Matted tin antarpriae, that a periodical davotad strictlv to letter need not perisli in tin- United State through htek of appreciation and sup port. to th K w ise ymm'timmmmmim'immmmmmnmtmmmmmmK n H ll u 1 . .. Hammocks.. 3. Democratic Ticket ratnonrrtAL suroroM Walter M. Metal &t Hell Hlimrt ' '"""ton KriiMt K rimer .'. ' , !," una. Jobs WhliMiei ' i'h OOMOMMMAM, M0OM1I XWmat Hlstc Heimlor Win, C, Miiilth ,)f i,k..r,.. I JOINT LK0ULAT1VJI UKI'KKskm a, xy ,y I lick froin in t'"' suit nil pocket' eeuta up. I also tanner, or those w ho intend planting their Hardens or doing spriiiL' work of any kind in this line, you will liml everything in garden tools and seed, barb wire, staple-, nail.-, heavy and shelf hardware of the very best quality and at the lowest prices at W.D. Hansford &Co.'s Pendleton, Oreg- 11. )ooookkooooooooooix; Webster's I IIiiternationaliuittkMiiiUlli OictnoiEary Largest line u city, at prices hooks. M'oin have 1 large stock of Garden Hose, from H' to 25 rents per toot. Try tin- "Veto" Barb Wire and aava onethird the '"st I Taylor, the Hardware Man j 721 Mum Streel 3 iu:aiu.a;iiuuaiiiiiiuu;muiumiUiiuiui.aiiUimiamiu j. a. Weolety. BUPRXHI JtJDOI, tikm. ii. Orceae, of ion. Of rooo ami haihy oomtMioMia r.Mfeatajariefc.. oi WeM i Mnaa i OUntr SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT TICKET. t 11(1 TIT Jt DOE. . 1). -minimi f tMII i t.uu lIsTHIt:r AlTOItNKY. T. 0. lUlley '''h.lletotj f Athena Surrffttnr of thf " t'tittrhtaril, Thr Omm iirrm Htntuliinl Authority, 1 Mm it rilra Mon. R .t. I'-y'tT, JlllUrt- I . H. Mnpri-iil" I ourt. HiaiKlard rrih.-i s.i. a'ii'riittitia i 'nil . ii i . uprfttic Court, all th MnU' Mil ii i it ! "i iris. ii mt of iifii 1 . nil tin- Hrlioollmoks, Vliritil I'aailllllCIMlfll liy f nlf "iitM-riiili'iiili'tilM i i i M-iii-eh, i ..i i.. if.- rr di 'iU.vMoI' llo rl ihiiMt- ra ; nliimst tlllii ot mttttU III !. Ii- hi..! i - I . ft If : tnl If M M i , Mi.eSrt . Mt-rrlunil ...rv.: .t HprliiKliclti. j 1 hm in:: ehtr DlciioriMrt.- ' i i " ' of U i l.nl. r'-t I' i i iii in' vnrl'Hta ain a h-..i ' 1 1 ril i i i ...... t ' i "Good m&ht." How few uom.li know what it is to have a psxl night ; a night of sound, restful Heap, Tlley entile and sav "good night " tu cheery tones, but amen the Chamber door clor.es iK-htud tht-UJ, the tmiling mask drops off, and shows the lines of MlffillUg. Other women naw had the bad nights changed t good by the use oi Doctor Pierce's I-'avorite Prer.cription. S mav you. Ntnetv-eight times in every linn Oiad it perfectly cures iliscaes ol" tile ii lic.tte womanly organ. It builds up the nervous .ysp in, puts flesh on the Ixxlv ami col i u the cheek. Vis luMPi IWNVy IK M. ' WOOOOOOOOOOOOMHXHHKl Oregon Lumber Yard T H E Crescent THE MOST POPULAR WHEEL Men's Wheels ! adies Wheels Boys' or Girls' Chainless - $25 and $35 $20 and $35 - - - $25 - $60 Another consignment of the $25 and $26 Wheels just received. CRtSCENT AGENCY East Oregonian Building Republican licket. SELL i, COUNTY TICKET. J I'KKHKNTATIVKH. W.J, ohaMain niMu. . M- o'llrleii .( ,-l,V.!,oS CIII NTV JI'DUK. lie.irge A. Ilsrliimn ot I'einlletoi, OODUTT IIIIMM IQggg. XbMBM i'. rage ot Ann-,,, mm, W. M aWUey of I'eu.llelon I I.KUK. W, D. OaaMeeilala TIO.AHtllEK. lieorgi- D, feebler ( U0ORDUI 01 OONVaYAJtOSa. Jsiin-s W Mnlom.-) 0 Atlum AS.SKMMOU. II. II. Hll of tVentou .it'll. Mil. HI TKIUN I'KNPKNT. M. I.. WaUi of AUn-nt tiKvayoa. rimrk-i. i . gerbelei oi randleM I I'ltoSKU. Dr. tv. h. oaaMhell m i lean Ji arn I. AM. CONBTAULK, (raaaMoa Miirlaio I I'. Kiiwiiliura ol PMMUJM -It'll II l. I lltli ol IVliillalon PIlKSHlhM IAI. IJ.KCIOIIS. Puruish oi raadia III SmIcb ruiiuiiii .of l I llhiiiiii I-1 i . I ii. v, hi ton, .i J i I nil, ruin ol a Hon, Kill; IUPSCMS Jl'DOK. uaarlM i-.. Walvariaa oi Aitmny I'oNi.KKsrtM AN, HKI'IJMD DI8TH1UT. Mall elM A. M.i.Hly ol Tin- Dttlli'l POOD AND DAISY COMMIHMlllNEK. j. w. iiii- i oi raetlaM JOIN1 UIUULATIVII UPWUUUtTATIVI. (t niiiiiiiii mill Marfan n Am. n. i iiiiiiipMiii of aeygaM SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT TICKET. l llll'ITT JtTKiE. M . It. Kill! Of 111 in.-. run i ATTORNEY. Utile- A lee of I'elnlltlon 1 II r Lumber i lath. Shinnies, HuiUiiii.: I'apcr, hit l.t per. Motildinub. Picketa, Lima and (lenient, lit i. I. and Sund, Sasli and Doors, Screen Doors Aj Windows, Terra Gotta Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop's Alia St., opp. Court House. ITTH I Tt 1 1 TTI f TTTTmi irTlTlfTITrfTT rtTI ITfTTI imTTtf TTf WTf TTI rnTtnTTnTTITTTTrrTTTm.1T T GOLDEN RULE HOTEL COUNTY TICKET. UEI'ItKHKNTATlVKH. J. Kirk. ... ii Hv. ik i . ol Athena ol I'uiiiUvioa t ol NTY JI'HttK. QUOtiL "Favorite IrrHptiti." write Mm C- If Andciauu. of Kut'kt'ti hatha, Rockbri!jcc C i Va . "I- .i to-t -.tul i r.tk att'l fekkTy women. rf.toriiiK lirilth without aulitctinu their nerve t th- iluvk of an euiutiiutiou " I waa all run down in health could nut work but u ahort while without rcatinji. Waa ao ntnou at time that I cxMtld uot even write; had a very pxur appetllc. I decided to write to I)i . I i miM mute my caw. I receiveti it favor able reply, and coiutuenced taking the ' Vavorite Prcacripti-iii 1 .mi 'rami.1 Took ix mCmi of PavorttC I'ri acriptiou.' one of 'Golden Medi cal Dibcove-ry ' and one vial of 1 Pellets.' I can nw w rk an well a I could before I waa taken aick I tliiuk Jtr Hterce'n mtdlriueK the beat in the woild for kick atid ncr'ou women " DK-tijr 1'icro TKa-saiu I'elh-ts an iptitll) Hftftfil lo thf mm of tK'lic.itf VOOMBi Ud)' tu Uikv, gctitk in action. FOR Insurance Life, Aeei.lelit, l'luto lilass, Tire Imrhiirniiis who are to noiko il,. tin-re are Mill aigna that mouey i to uexl eonquaal "t tin- world ami the be snout in thin county to uVhaueh I "t,x.1 r''iovatioii of culture and of vote. There i i.iiL ..i i i ' i Hoc iet y . " Tin- modern harbariaiis are ... ,. UL i irt.1)lirii oi niiiiniii Biieen on the reerv,.i i,,., mere is a man in t'eiulle Ion , who was mint (or by some one, to con., her, t., do tbm dirly work. IK- hus Uone such work in FeadietOU before, "lie know -r. iiariiie in uraiinuar school . hiuli yeliool, in col hue umi 'in liniversitv uaainst the time when tlioy si, all be the Kardeuem. "Thuy liave alreatlv Mid a lira, louiaiatioa of political und economical security, und now they ure, from the Uoioittet modern material Loans on I'ity and Count) Properly, Real Estate Improved and UniMMOVed City Lots SI. ick Handles and Wheal 1-arins BEE J. R. DICKSON, Pa-t OragHaian Balldlng. Teleph iiie Livery Stable Dnaai New ManageMent. Kaahloaahle HiK at Um RplM. Tbe itet TuraouM in tin- City. Hgaaial attention given to board ing lioried. S. F. Hays, Prop. Oppoaite Court ll-nise. Telephone No. 3M O0 O-0O4 o. mx roo.ooo. THE CITY... Livery, Feed and Sale Stables... New Goods... And Cheaper I han Ever.. Portieres. Carpets, Lace ( urtaiiiH Wall Pujier. C. F.KUHLER, Prop. The Only Fitlt Clin and Complets Hotrl In tilt City. as But Mwti All Trami. FlM Sampli- Room Electric Lifhti. fir. Proof Buildifiu:. Cor. Court and Johnson Streets, Mai PEINDLLT0N, 0PEGQIS To the Public j. k. huuii .oi randaan Is.i l.lvi-riiniru of I'cii-lletoa amuufr. (.. W . 1-eruiKi-r of I'eiiillcioc KKCOKOJU oi 0ONVIYANCM will liiiirHin ol 1'i-iulklou T1U.AHIUKU. s. K .He- o( Mlttou Agggggog, OeetM iiiisn oi iieiis Mi lium. atinitniirmtnitM i J. P. Nowllu ol IVinll.-ion DBvavoa KaeaaMei ot rinab ioltoNI.lt. W. li. Cole of I'eiiilicion I OMMISMIONKU. Horse Walker ol llolli jt .-in i. and poaaTAJUx (IVinlleloii District.) Ill"- I lOlienil.l IVll.ll.-lilll I lisrlt-s ll.-ybiirii i Iviulkiou linner kinds ot' Htadqtiarttra for White, St.m igrd and Kldtadga Sewing Machines JESSE FAILING M in St., near Bridge . NORTHERN PACIFIC KINS Pulliiiuu Sleeping Cars, Elegaat DiniiiK Can, Tourist Bleeping Can I havo in my employ a lirst-fluss Plumher and am prepared to do all in thai line Hot Air, Steam and Hot Water Heating Plants put up in the most workmanlike manner. All work guaranteed. Lot me nim- with and work Mill. I alao deal iii MOOnd-hand goods- at well as well a new gooda. Call and see ine. JOSEPH BASLE K. ciikis snpsoN Hroprletcr Kverythiug New. New H"re; New Hg. Beat ami leuma hi the city. Uoardera ulveu tin beat atleutiou. Service any hour ol the night Telephone No. 7a. in I'oi Nii mi-: Ktu.l.owiNti am nisi ha. been taken up by the i'ny Har.bal au.l will be aolil al tin- viplralion of leu .u,. fur coil, ami eipeuaaa: inn black liorMi, uu brau.l vlalb c. nllli in. I. n liip kn.n k.-.i ilowu, about ion. yoaia old. listed UavlU. IUUU J. U 11 h. 1 1 1 M V N City Uarabai. To 1ST. PAUL UINNKAP0U8 DULUTH KAROO 1 1 KAMi FOBkH I'UOilKSTilN WINNKI'Kti HELENA and BUTTE. rUROUGU TICK. l-TS TO 0HI0AQ0 WAUI11NOT0N PHILADELPHIA NEW VdliK BOBTON and all poula Kust and South 1 ticket. I Japan ami riiina. via 11... .in,, au.i .Miriiicru raciiic siuaia.liip i ... au.l American Hue. THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE if JJ.tai. ut lilii.iTiuss. It has justly won its lauu-ls.". Soups Fish, Game, Hot and Cold MeaU, etc.. arc given a most delicious flavor by usinj Lea & Perrins' SAUCE Ttua knfuatoie. u vu MMJH l.i JoUh DUNCAN'S ii'ii, York. The Old Dutch Henry Feed Yard TIME SCHEDULE. dally uxi-ept Hmulay Tram luavu. I'eu.lli-n.ii al ii:iai n ui. tor 1 .111.. iuloriiiaii.iu. Him- car.l, uia au.l tteketa, . all on or wrlle Adam.. I'vudlu IOU, Oleaoli, or A- l CIIAlti.ro.N. .noil ami .MerriiKiu .St. All kinds of Hay anteed the best on the lor liaise stuck. Kales KIT MAVS & CO "" orain lor sa e 1. . .. . ...1 1 uarkel. Plentv of .., . . . ' ",' " "',r- , . . - 7 "' ''.,! nam ...-.III..IMI-. Vliv. I'roprletori. Kill led 1 lis a call. I!ii corrals IN HO I' NO TUK I'orllaud. Ore. hOLLOWINll AM 11, al lia- U-eii lakt-n in. bv lb.- I'm lM.hl..l nu.l will be aol-l al Hie evuiralluli ol leu day. lor coat, and ,-iecu.. - Oaa atlin- In.rm-, tl year. old. braudrd WP eolius.'ted oil left llip. welf bl about ikV ia.uu.1. Haled Uay PJoe. J. M. UKATBMAN, Ctt) Mur.bai. IN I'OI Ml THi: FOLLOW I Mi AN I uial has Men taken up by Ibe I lly Mai thai and Hill be ld al ibe eiplraiion of uu day. for coal, aud eipeQjaa: one bay roan horse, uaalour while fei, bald lace and a... eye, weight about Mil pound., I. lauded II on Icll hip au.l Mulch braud on left boulder, about :l year. old. Oaled Mav it, W 1- M. IIKATIIMAN, C'ily Maribal. The Bael Oregonian ie Baaltrn Ore gM'e repreacntative paper. Ii leads, and ibe people appreciate 11 and ahow it by their liberal patronage. It 1a tbe advej iiaiuK medium of thie eection. You Can Got The Celebrated Pilsner beer in bottles, delivered to any part ol city, at Sl.SO per .Dozen. aan Bottled by Geo. J. Pottne p NEW WOOD YARD Smith & Maberly, Proprietors. good. Dry Wood, aim, Coal in Any Otiantitv TraWaft.riugandiri'uQWng. Piompt&ffiSy: Telcpnone 8. . Prohibition Ticket. I'KMIPKN IJ Al. K1.KI lolts A- 1'iivia of MUM Mill' uf Me.M111101l.11 KJeukiii' ul Oram . I'au It. SMiiiduii u o.i lifM Hfl'UKMl; Jt'liUK. ft Hriabt of VMM COMUMMMAK, ski 0NI1 lUSTUli 1 U-.li.- lliiiler ol lioo.i Kivur roos ami haikv ooiuuaaioMiE r. I. Kennedy 0I Mood Invar UMATILLA COUNTY TICKET. J o I N It II g P K Ml N T A TI K . A K, Klaiu ol Ulllon Kl'.l'UKSKN TATI V KS. r- Mi MOM of Allu-ua Ira g . Iierry 0I Mlllwa 01 m y Jt IK1K. II. I., trailer ol Mlllon (I.KUK M. K. I'ruel ol Vu-nuu , , HIIKKIKK. J II U-uier 1,1 KvUu KK'. OItliKIt OP CON Vh YAM I I-rank Kiehuiond ol llclu IIO.ANt'KKIl. Ibett ol Mlllon wuiiaM 1 it k Mateart A. K. Plllluy. U. K I'harle. ASHKSSOK. OOM HMHOMM, coltoNKIt. 01 Alheua el MM ,1 Ml. II. AltTKI; A Law iirtii, ATTORNEYS. 1TTOHN1 It ALKY In Savlue AT PHYSICIANS. OIL J. I.. M1LLBB, Johnson BT. iHe.-n 1 ouri ami Aliu. aiiei.iiou IB III- treat I. .tl uvtt. ear i..,.. Ikrial. ami .km dl.ea.e.. chu.t Hit. W. Ii. COLL. OFF1CKIX lLNli-K- Ion S, iiiK Ilauk bullilliig. olllce hour, M I HI, n.il IO A p. III. I ele plu ill 1 7;. 1 . W. VIM h.N I il. f). oFFll'K KKiK ol Pir.l Nalioual Hank. Offlce buuraleloU ui ; 1 10 II p 111 Kit. I . J. SMI I II. OFF1CK 0 I L PES" dlelwu Savilin. Ilauk. Telepbou. JI, l leueo leleuboue 3. II. S. OAKPIBLD. M U I'll,. III.,.. Mint ..i.u.,.1. Hiilldiug. 11., HOMKOI'ATH; OKNTISTS. HFFlfK . A. Al l. HAN HK.NTISI. ... juiiu uilllillliK. A. L. IIKAT1K. U. D. S. OFFH K OVKB Saviug. ilauk. Uaa aduilul.lore.1 E. A. MANN. OKNTIST. IN A.--"' 1A' lion Block, over P B ciopion'. oflit ARCHITECTS AND BUlLUfcHS- r.E. now , no. AH0M1TKCI am; s,1,; lo'lllllemlelil ti.Hk... ....innlele rtli'l in... ,01 ui 11.1 liui. Ill tilt- ell iouui 17, l. ..el bulldiua. muuir) BANKS AND BROKERS 1 HL I'KMlLKi'ON MVIMi- I AS5, i i'Udleloli, Olegou. Oraaiu.e.i Maid' 1. I""' eapiul, lloo.uuu. inioreal albmcl on i'"" punlu. Eicbauge buUKlu ami .old " KV" cipal poluu. Special alleiitiou given In eou-j liuu. W. J, Furnish, president. J -s Hie president ; T. J. Morris, caalnei I.' I Ok...- ......... n . L' A I' II KN A. . (VIS I ilaliniXAI. ItA.nei . .MUJjgUI .t.rp te ... tans, im ... - , Oregon. Caullul .l.nnu.lit uaebaugo. 1 nlleelioii.' )' "'"'"Ittk lellded lo. Henry C. Adam., urealdelil. '"JI. Mo Arthur, ilea-president; tl Baru.-u. - lor ; L. W. Uaruetl, aaalawui easblei I i lie I n a i iONAL BANK ol rl N '!!'''; Ion Capiul. 7U,0ll; aurulur. ll'.-iSS acla a general bauklug bualue.. r.o ami lelugrapbie trauater. Mild on 1 " , lllUiu Kr.iict.co, Ji.w York aud prtucll KJ,, He Norlliwett. bralw lirawiion i '" "" a,t,lo and Europe, Makes eolleclloli' "" o'' ' uj, lerua. Levi Aukony. preWe" " o C vice ureeideul: C. If Wade, cashier. U- tluufiuoy, aaaii.aii1 uMaitt)'