East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 01, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWith the advent of summer comes a demand for summer wear. Vt an' Showing a line lineof Silk Wiiits ni prii ea Unit can't be equaled, Ladies, if you want Silk Waist, now is ymr time for ynu to Imy while Mm BMOaftaMn. is oompWte. , chattoe fur a gold watch given a-iili cv r dollar purchase. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood nlsmt two hours earlier Imt in still fni it nml I KID.VY, MM I, WOO. DAILY. WEEKLY AID SEMI-WEEKLY pa Uioti . Ami BO villnuer I M l"1-'-. Of punish, iir thwart Kliip in his .in Vnr Ull Hum OreBonimi PBNOt-fiTUN, BY TMI PnbllhlnK Company, niiiwfff i daily ftitncmrrioN bats,. Una .upr-pa-y ..v . y mail Una crpj iii: Month., I'y mall Una .-opy par .ark. I'V ...nr, 1 you luf,crltUta (tafia numl.n MMWH KM. BtSTI m BaTSB Oa ' cop on .Ml Una iir .11 month, Trial aiifia. flpuon Slaala aunshar, wiinlv st'MCRtmiN mns; Oaa ni ' ona y..t Oaa topy tit month. . Trial tttta. flpuon B)Bfl copy ADVBBTIBIRti RATH I (D..lay Ailrr rmamania I Oa. Inch, m lata, in aami-Waak.y par mui.th . . . . C inch, or la. In ttaily pat month Tan incaaa. or lata. In Daily an I Weakly ar laaiA Oral Ihraa lachaa, saim Wryhly par in, n par month l t,i thi.a in. I,,.. li.il,. en in n par month . . . . traaf mraoincnaa.in I una aao ..yaaiy. riinm t. nui r aw I).. Inch, or Irak, in Waallv prr month la) Oaal trtraa lachaa. In Wathly. par in.lt par Mnrtlh . . . lea) Oaar tbraa im hat. In Tuaaday'a lau. t.l ham. W'aaal). par in. h par month yj Soil.! nonparail ..lyarti.ania.l. In hrmi-Wcahli Weekly cat Daily. But laaartioa, par lach.ft . each .tiU.c,uenl loaaa. ttan, toe . Ltr.l aottcaa, Ian laeti par liar, aach taaartlua. I a jo I Jo ,aj . i aa i "I $ ., v) .3 EXPLANATION AND CONFESSION. Tin- roHistrntion of voters In (rpk!on thin your, there lufinn reuintered liii'.i, ilivnK woitflit to tin' niiapii'iun that tlio lurKo voir polled in tin- state in tin resident in I election ol 189H way not nl toyfuUicr xtrii ivcht . t here boUHJ 07)470 MOM pulled at that t inn. Tlitj difforent'e In-tween tin1 voti' polled in IHtftl .tl.. I 1 1 if royiistered vote of thin your iIooh not fairly represent the in erease in imputation i . r tin' f.Mir yours ill III!1 State, llllt tl'stitieS to Willie ox- tout that tlio vol.' of MM Ml DMUod in (avor of MeKinlev, win. oarrioil the state by a plural itv of about 1M0U. Tin- I'ortlaml Onyoniaii. in answer inn "tlio country pronn,' whieh Iium been makiiiK claims of fraud in the voto of vt. makes a pe.iil lar e.xplaiui tion, which l)tinlor on a confession , at. follows: "Tlio voifo of a portion of tlio coun try protii is violent in tloniiuoiriti if Multnomah county because it- rt-j i -tration lend color to their theory that illoiiitiuati' voten swelled tlio republi can majority hero in lKtrti. Thoro aro strive roanon-1 f'.r f.'.irin lh.it th.- por tion of tlio country pron- aforonuiil in iniHuken in it' proiiiinou. Tlio proha bilitiori aro that moro lowjitiiiiatr voIoh wero lout throiijih uIihoiiIoi'I-mi than lllottitiin.iti- votoH wer. kjainoil throiiaih trautl. Hut that in not material. If llutfitimato votoM woro cant in 1MM or IHVW, ami if tlio rouiilrati.in law It fni,.' to koop won "Hi. th,' OrOBOoiaia Iiuh no Hontimont hut ronrot .1 Hhamo (or tlio prior MOSgi unit roj ilolBg for tlio ruhmMpioiit roctilication. If Mr Kiiilrv wan i'lei'tr.1 through iraml, th.' Orogonian h nhuro in tlio ploodof bai ho fur fa ileal to material ire, ami any other priio dopOatdont upon illogltl mate volinn ha- no far laileil to com., into it p, ,HHe-itin. Ah to the reentry law, uIho, wo have not yet imcortainetl the preelno t'.lll-e tor regret ,lli puriticatioii of our KiliticH it m.iv In the memiH of tatoodaolM. The OfOJOO ian Iiuh livoil to fee the Australian liallot ami the i. j.-tn law come in, partly, it ih K-rr.iiu.etl, through it efforts'. It hopes yet to nee popular election of Henators ami iliroct primary nouiiiiatioiiH of camliilates. The re forms aheail the Oregon i.in will support uh heartily an it hax those already neoureil. Itut it neither expects nor cares for rccok-nition of this tiupMrl on the part of its numerous ami iineasv eriticH. From them, , I millions, us human nature is vorj net in its win it will receive contilllloil misrepresent:! tion an, I complaint. It woiihl he phjTtlOBl imimnnihility to ploOM thene ereaturen. It woiihl ulno ho a moral iltKru'latlon." Kroin u comparinoii of the voten of WualiiuKion ami Oregon fur the yearn IHVJ ami lSWai it woiihl appear an if Vote- wer.' imported into Orektoll Ir n Wushinutoli in the election of lutlii, an the following table of the votes net's to nhow : Ian hin thin ape in lOtfOrJ I At him no rocks are thrown: 00 law in mailo. no cliilm are liTown, cut or ctireil. Woe to that IniIiI villayier who opponos, obstructs or neekn to piinih thin Simian van till . The aio heiiii! nacred, or ooimiilervil no, he is li.'onnoil to ntoal. nwimlle, ilontroy ami ruin; to interfere with him woiihl be OOBOkiOfoj felony ami that vilhiner who WOHld attempt it woiihl Buffer in he mimls of those who pay court to him. So much for a pitrhlinil Orient In thin t itry ulno there, in a species of nacreil jmi. Ho in the political honn, the man who eupitalir.en party ami maken tfoveriiiiietit pay iliviilentls to thono who ntaml at bin back. Throiiith him the public money in taken anil n piiiiiilen tl. ami no nervice remloroil for it. lie nM'inis freely, anil no tin thono of hin kiiul, hut he pr.sluces notliim.'. cares for not hi nt; hut ower uml polf. A majority of the people, who are his victims, place the power in hin hand-, with which be HoOOM them. He put- , Bowl irarh, dOM rMlblng hut run the people further in debt, on which they pay interest to a clans, uml hin nacnslnens naves him and for it, ho in even returned to olliee over and over again. The knave of politics ha- made a find of the voter in tree America and history bus repeated itself here an in the purblind Orient I The voter should think for himnoll uml think hard and vote aci'ordiniily. In free America the voter in the moulder of hin own ileatiny. It he allows others to control his vote, in time be will be a slave of the political une. or of the Bpo'l master one who das money to spend in polities. "I purblind rail I IlllatTAbl.' men!" THE HEAVENS IN JUNE. Juno, an well an May, i- favored with un eel ipse visible iii America, but it in one ol far Ion- importance than it- predeconnor. While on May 2M thu moon interposed itself exactly DHWOOB the eurth and the nun, on June the earth in mi fur out of the iliroct line joioina the nun and noon (hat only 1 1000 of the uioon'n diumo.t'i lulls with in the sliadow. Since, however, the earth hides most of the nun from parts of the in, sin near the nhadow 'n iilge, lhe darkening of the moon's southern i nun oy i no penumtira will lie eailv MOO. though it will re. in ire instru mental mouun to detect the tiny notch in the limb, due to the true shadow . The circumstances of the e, I ipse ure: Mo ni enters peniimbni June III, p. m. I'.istern ntaudanl time. Mm liters shadow Juno U, 10:2-1 p. m. I'.astorn stamlard time Moon leaves shallow June 0tt P. in. Kaatern ntandard time Mihjii leaven ienu.Tjbril Juno 1,1, Lfl17 a. m. Kantern ntanilanl time. The earlier part of the eclipno in theret'ore visible only ill the ICant, an in the Went the moon ha- not risen. Taurus, rising than the -un, distant. Jupiter ban just punned OppOtltlOB and in by far the most OOMplononi ob ject in the rionthorn sky. His natelhtes-are eanilv ROD with a tieltl irlans, enneciallv If its power h i- I n tloiibled by placing both the com live eve-lenses in lhe name lube, which m lint usually be lengthened with card board to allow for thcchaogO of fncitn. ) With nuch an arrangement the ores cent form of Venus. the dink ai d satellite- of Jupiter, ami the elliptical outline ot tin ring of .Saturn may all be neon, as well an the larger craters of the BlOOtti The sttidv of the motions of .liipit. r's natellitos from night to nlghl is In terestinu. The two inner ones move no hint that it in ilillicult to identify them without reference to the ligure's given in the Nautical Almanac. The third natollite which is the brightOOl of the four, will bo eat of the plan, t on the I'd, Btb. loth and MM ami west onthooth, 18th, MMh and I7w. The fourth and most distant reaches its eastern cloligut inn on the :i ami Lllth and it- we-tern on the 12th anil L'Mth. Saturn i- in Sagittarius, rising alsuit tl p. m., on the 1st mid 7 p. m. on the Rrlbi It in iii opposition on the '.'Id. an I the northern side of its rings in neon at as favorable an angle a- ponsi bh .but it in so far south that the time during which it in far enough nhiero the horizon to lie observed is shorter than usual. Uranus is in Scorpio, about 4'a de grees north mid 2'- degrees east of Anlares, and is barely visible to the unaided eye. Neptune is iii Toomo. It in in conjunction with the nun on the 7th and is top oloi - to it through out the month to he sei D l'irst ipiarter occurs on the night of the 4th. full moon at the time of the eclipse on the l.'lh, last ipiarter on the evening of the lllth, and new moon on thai of the nth. The moon is farthest from the earth on the afternoon of the 1Mb, and ncuront on the evening of the IHtli . It in in conjunction with Jupiter mi tint after 0M of the 11th, with Uranus the name night, with Saturn on the after noon of the lllth, when an occultatioii is visible in Ktiropo, with Mars on the morning of the 2tth, with Neptune on that of the 2iith, ami with Venus and Mercurv earlv on the mornings of the nth and nth re."ieetively Oontnont on the results of obsorva tlon of the total eclipse is nOOOOMfll delayed till next month. Henry Norrin Unnnoll. I'rinceton University Ohsor vatorv, Mav in, ItHNl. CANCER Cannot be Cut Out or Removed with Plasters Sargica; operations, and flesh .Wroving pla.ter are usclr-ss. painful and 1 a worse form No matter how often cancerous, Borei, removed, another ernes at or near the same po,r ,t a d ron, Does not this prove conclusively that Cancer is n Mood diiease, and that I is folly to Jmpt tOCOfO WU) -leep g K bloo.1 trouble V cutting or burning out the sore, which, after all, is only an outward sign of the dleae a place ctcer'run, in fannl.es through many generation., and tho whose ance.tors have been afflicted with It are liable at any time to he stricken with the deadly malady. Only Blood Diseases can be Transmitted from One Generation to Another Democratic Tickl I i'i.i,.i,..i ,o,,ii Nothing cures VV .fJjj noves all taint, anil slops the formation of cancerous ce 1l No itw itO . s down ... the verv roots of the d.00 . "," d"'1'-v. " S. S S at the same time ruriCcs the bl.nnl and l.uilds.ip the general In ..,t . looking wart or mole, a lump Ifl the breast, a cut or bruise that refiises t, further proof that Cancer is a disease of thoUood. , .i,,, To cure a hlooil disease like this you must cure the entire bl.nnl system remove every trace ot tne poison. Cancer cffrctnallv and permanently but K. 5S. 8. S. S S enters the circulation, searches nut and removes or ordinary blood medicine can do this. S. 8. 8. goes dow allow i ne t In- ore to heal naturally and permanently. S A lime pimpie, a miniurss icmiciiig wan hi i, ...... . . a. .i i heal under ordinary treatment, should all be looked upon with suspicion, as this is often the beginning 01 a had form of cancer Mm .srali M . KrralloK. ..ai Windsor Af Biiatot, Tenn.. writes: "t am 41 yesra old. anil for three rears hstl aiitTcrnl wilh n asvere form of Csncer'on my Jsw. which thf it.'n-lora In I hia citv saiil w tnrtirslilc ami that I coulil not live more than sil months I acetpttd Iht'ii -tatetne-nt as true, Bn.l hail glvnn up all hope of ever bain waif acrAin when mv ilrun alat. knowtua of mv condition, rec-ommen.tnt s S S. After taking n frw boltlca the sore began to heal, much to the aurprl.e of the phyatclans. anil in a short time made a complete cure. I h.ive fr.ainel in Hrsh my appetite la splendid, sleep la refreshing In fact, ntn rtij., nit: perfect health. '' Our medical department is in charge of physicians of long - ' - V... aaa I .11 1 -1,:i,..i Is. ' at.,1 . ,1 1 1. - I i ! i a ! , 1 1 SC. ISC- i . i, ,i. in . , nut, aic cot o . i i o v tsic.ii... ill in nun.: v...... , . or information wanted, wo make no charge whatever for this service. THE SWIFT SPECIFIl, LllBirANT, A I LAN I A sss Write for anv advice TO THE WISE titmtmmnTmmfmnmmiinnmmmmmmrinmm IfVoii Want TOi CATCH flSH Go fishing where fish have been caught by others If you waul ti he curetl uke the uic-tlicuje which hca cured others. Lrr. Herce'a Goklcn ..Medical Di-A'overy cures diseases of the stomach and organs of digcati-.il ami nutrition. It cures nuuiv dii -eases which seem remote from the stomach ix-cause it euros the stomach in which such diseases haw their origin. "W.irda fail toexprc-a what 1 auflerctl for three year., with poftd chills, palpitation ot h all ahortnean of breath, autt low i puit- " wrile. Mr.. A. C. Jouca, of Wttlterburo. Col. Iciuii Co., 8. C. "I coulti not sleep uud rcAllv thought I would aooti die. Hud a peculiar routing through my bead all Hie linn Was a,, rmactalcd aiul weak 1 could uol feed myself Mv aunt induced uk- t aftf"1 """g sfaatissl inacovery itch I did ouly to t,lcn II- , imrU Mr To day uni nouud attil iaa-ll her. aud . cW- i ,r. g,,n MW Ts, IS I ST.'Jlks ls, t7,i7: "I that Maalnutftoll it in coiutueiHly eluiiiieil that in Wunhingtoii there will be more VOttM polletl aguin thin your than in Oregon, ulthough Oregon polled a much larger vote in 18Wi th.in Washington, thus afo-ding further evidence that the vote of Orugou in ldWi was increased by fruutl on the purt of the corrupt re publican machine, which has its hcad ijuurtern in Portland. Whether it can he done again, under the new registration law , remain- to he seen, but that it can be done w ith out any risk of exposure on the part of Oregon's leading paper in u foreg i e conclusion, for that puinjr bun all but ,, ml, I that it known a crime wan committed in I .., ami with it.- run aunt, in thu interest of "sound money. THE SACRED APE. the .Milky Way, inconspicuous for the last few month-, ha- returned to lhe eastern nky by lhe mi. I, lb- of Jim,.. Along its , me lie several of the in,,. easily recognized of th,. turs and con--lellatituin in night the irregular W oi Cassiopeia in the north, the crons of t'vguiin in the northeast. Altuir marked by a smaller ntur on each side, in the east, uml Scorpio in the south, identified In the liery Alltaren, uml tlio long curved stream of nturn swooping noiithwuril uml forming the tail of the monster. West of the liuluxy, near Cygiiun, in the brilliant Vega, ami about un fur from the zenith on the opposite side shines Arctunis. Ursa Major, I.e., uml Virgo un- tin most conspicuous ornaments of the wi'sirm sky. Vega, Arctunis and Antares offer a niriking rontrant in color, the lirnt be ing while with a strong tinge of blue, the nocond yellow ami the third red. This difference, beautiful un it in to the eye, becomes fur more impressive to the nun. I when we know that these throe stars are good example, of the three claBBon into which tlio npeelro.. comi divides the vast majority of all stars observed, ami that then; is g,,, reason to believe that they repronent three dilterent dogreon of stellar tU) peraturt the white stars, us might be expected, bolts hotttwt, the velbnt intermediate, and the red OOOloOt, So these three mam present to un ut a glance types of three stage.- in t, Iiistory of u suii-ilispTuving at one tune lomlitioiis nepuratnl by countless ugos h the gradual cooling ' down .or perhaps warming up) of tt single star J HI r III kT I ha- three vrarn I tatoa ilrt t ku a 1 different phtaiclaaa." Df. ItorOO'f ricuaant IK t . , li .mt,, the h)stcm ami regulate the livei. farmer, or those who intend planting their gardens or doing spring work of any kind in this lino, you will find everything in garden tools and seed, barb wire, staples, nulls, heavy and shelf hardware of the very best quality ii" I at the lowest price- at W. D. Hansford & Co.'s ST B E ..Hammocks.. targes, line to pick from in tin city, at prices tit suit all pocket books, from 76 oeuti up. 1 also have a targe took of Garden llos, from 10 to '." (outs per foot. Try the "Veto" Barb Win- and save one. Iiird tin' cost 1 Taylor, the Hardware Man 1 I Yndletou, Oregon. EC 121 Mil in Street. Oregon Lumber Yard tiiiiuiiiiiuiuuiiiiiaiiiiiiuii.iUiiiiiitiiaiaiiiiiuiu.uii.iiiv HAS CURED 93 PER CENT OF THOSE WHO HAVE USED IT.f 3 .SELLS.. Lumber, Lath, Shioglet, Hnildintt Paperi 'Jar I'.tper. .VotildiiiKt. Pickets. Lime and (lenient, Itrick and Sand, Sa-li and DoM s. Screen Doors Ai Windows, Terra Cotta Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop's 1 Alta St., opj). Court House. Telephone Livery Stable I'mler (W Uatiagt'Ult'al. Kashlouahle lb at LOU Kates. Tl.e Kest TuriioutB hi the City, rtpoi tal attention given to board lug Imrsos. T H E Crescent THE MOST POPULAR WHLEL Men's Wheels I adies Wheels Boys' or Girls' Chainless - - $2n and $35 $26 and $35 - - - $25 $60 Another consignment of the $25 and $20 Wheels just received. CRESCENT AGENCY East Oregonian Building S. f Hays, Prop. y opposite Ooait House. 0 Telophono No. :t.-i oo rrwto New Goods. And Cheaper Than Kver.. Portieres-, Carpets, Lace Curtain's Wall Paier. Mercury in June, but in It travels rapid I) nl'irn, passing Irom It is said in far aw ay uml darkened India there abides a felonius f.,rm of ape. This ape is considered sacred by the natives, lie has an evil franchise to invade ami steal, u take aud carry away whatever of lood r other form of property he oan lay hia MVOninf lur throughout loo near the nun to I... seen in the early nan of lb.. a l. cant ward uiuonu the Taurus Ibronub tiemiiii into t uneer, ami ut the end of toe iiiuiiiii in eanilv vmihle in (ha evening twilight, setting uhout un hur ami inreo ifuartern alter siiiim i ! Venus is also an evening star in OOaVlol) anproaching the sun all , through the month, uml lusiug bright ness us its orescent lieconien narrower, ill spite of iu steady upproucb toward I the earth. On the L'lnt it is in con junction wfth .Mercury, lioing a little over ! degreen distunt, and uftoriling u lairticulurly gtaxl opportunity for thono unfamiliar with the latter planet to rocognuo it. Hy thu end of the month enus sets less than an Hour lulor tliun the sun, uud in longer couspiriioun. slurs is no morning star in Anon aud Hta(l(ttirters lor White Stan iard aud Ivhl edge Sewing Machiiios JESSE FAILING Main St.. near Krnlge. FOR Insurance Fire, Life, Accident, Plate (ilass, etc. Loans on City and t'otinty l'merlv, Real Estate THL. CITY... Livery, Feed and Sale Stables... !!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!I,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!n!!!!!!!!!!!!f DOCTOR BLAKESLEE Permanently Located in Pendleton. CHRONIC and NERVOUS DISEASES CtlRtS .SinHSON Proprietor Kverything New. New Horae , New Klgs. Best rigs and teams In the city. Hoarder., given (lie best attentiuu. Service any hour of the uijtht Telephone No. 70, Lota, Improved ami IJuimnroved Citv Mock Kancben ami Wheal Farms S1E J. R. DICKSON, Fast Oregonimi liiiilding. THK I' A it M 1 : 1: .- hank ni iVKHTON w.- Ursguu Ihk' a sfiitrui Uaaklua llllfcllleaa ksi'liallgt' IsJUght allll K.il.1 fr Itn liou. , . ,n, , 1 1 1, Affairs in mu.i oa. i-llrnl tiiielillon. aii.l ryiHjrlwl uisjli by invsatlaatltMi etuaiaillvti ol 1 , -.,.i,-n i,- cillssoa OsScsrs: It. Jaiuia.ui. unai.lt'ut': Ueo IV I ru.'b.u- vlt-e prc.l.U'iii ; C. H. Pl.ru, uashlsr . J H klllgtire, aaalauill caalnvr: ttlrt-ilers 0. A Han... M. Julius. 'I'. J .nil. 1, , OrSav, J t Killatort , HuU rl Jamt-auli, li. W rrocuslt'l. IN BOI'MI- Till,: KoU-OWlNd AM ul hasbaso uksa up iha Cltj m.,-,. uli'l will U j-i 1,1 at Ilia) oxtlratluii of Ivti day. for t-uts anil vkfwuaos: Our Millie aoratl, ti i,,.i- olii, braii.lt . I WK ciinaoi letl 011 left lo Melgbt about '.n INjuud, 1 ..1. May JV. I M. llhA niMAN, l.tly Maralial. The New York World, Thrice a Week Edition ALflOST A UAILV-AT Till PKICI: OP A WtjHKLY. The most widely circilluleil "weoklv" newspaper in Allien, .1 is the Thriee-n-Woek od it ion of The Now York World, and with the presidential campaign now at hand you cannot do without it. Here are some of the reasons why it is easily the louder in dollar u year journalism. It is issued rverv other day, and in to ill purposes a dally. F.very week each niibseriber rceeives In. pages ami often during thu "busy" season 24 pages each week. The price in only (1 ier voar. It in virtually a daily it the price of a weekly. Its news covers every known jiurl of the world. Xo weekly newspaper 0OO.M stand alone and furnish such service. The Thrift -.1 vs a.k World has at its dlsutuuil ull of the lentuircen of the ktreati ft UOWipOpOt in existence - the wouder of muilern journalism "America's (ireatest Newsoaia-r " .,s it has U'. n justly termed lb, S, York World. It- political news is absolutely im partial. This fact will bo of MlwoUJ value in the presidential oauiuaiun coining on. The best of current ttction is loiind in its columns. Those uro only some of tl,.. a............ there ure others. Head it uml aw them all. We offer this uiHMIialod nowspafier tkll.l tin. u.....l. I .. L' , rfs . aciKii r.uat iiregoniun to geiner one year lor 11'. Th nbooriptian oriaa of the two The Tri-Weekly Worlti mid the Hemi Wwkly hast Oregonian one year lor AM) lISI:ASI:S PH.CULUK TO WOMI'N A SPIiCIAl.. ,. lur uiakt's a aik't-ialiy of Al.l, rflltuS'li' luaKtaisji -.. ,t, ... tarn. III. .10... i i..i... !... . . -ul,,, lb-Mil lliri.Kl ati.l WiiiinZZZr 1 ",l'-l""'' It. I.u. r lb,. SB Tin I :is- KniiK-y Traabiai I Hi s an t Itupiiirei urt'il wttliout III, u,. t- kuif,. f XEXZXiffltitem ' ' 'v.u l,i a vjgnmm ...it-.,., ana wel. .u.,w .,,.,, ,lot ,,,,, ,.MiiviAM ri'iMiutioii CONSULTATION FREE. you every tar i frleiitlly ,t,at Mill foal you iiiuiilas ami If M OM UN you In Mill it-it ,,,.u"'i,v,! Office cor. Main and Water Streets. opp. Hotel Peiulleton. THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD The Leading General Farm Paper of tne northwest. A HighClass Illustrated Farm Journal Published Weekly ai Salem, OregonTry It. The Hotueotead is a twoatv.ikasM n.,,.., c The suhsenpt Ion prico is g, J in I co u""!s t0 the lKc. b- UH March ,, , )W a J t "i, . "( l'ubhoation wa, l frm paper,, and rtfflSiil" "rst KM- dUtlo. for pabltaaln, a turn pir of th. LyJE? S thu fc tattoo. Why .send you, money VV y , iJ ' C',rCU" in tha. V....I . 3 . vv "r n,)l help niaintaiii kauaa, i'HK.siiiKN'rui.Hi.KCT( Waller M. I'leri-e 1,8 II 'II Slimrl Krnrat Kroner "" "II jouii tt ii noianr . . . "i i i,n COM I It MUM an, HKCiivi, , .. ' 1 "hi Slslf Senator Win. ('. Hiiiltb tli. JOINI LtOHJLATIVI ltl-i,.sit',,"k" (UautlTkantl M,r0 ".tiv J. A. Woolcry I HI'l'UKMR Hi... "I I' Thoa. if. Greene fOOfi AM DAIRY COMMljjiiuw!'' W. HfHulmsrleh ., s,,,,,,,,, CIVTU lirillCI a I o. . " "STfilCT TICKET. ( HUM IT Jl Ts, I- a It si. 1 1 1 ..... ,. DnTattnT iThii "' ''""lied r. i. 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Kirk Iti'eilei COUNTY TICKET. RKI'KKHKNTATIVI.s I't-Udiria a Mean 1 I.I verm. ir.: l nl'NTY JITKiK. I i.KRK. Mll.ltll I "t :tn ': 1,1,. , I of I'm lltK ivrinaer ( ivu.llctB) KKi'ultliblt ill i us', i is, k . w in liiKra.n oi i in.utu TttKAAURKK. slea ol Mllld AmKHMllll. orae llllISII ol Ull Ht.'IKllll. HIT'KlilM hMiKM 1 NomIIu ol I'lllilltM UBVaVOB. i.. "ai ooiber of Coal t'UHONKK I': U le of I'cuJItv I DM M ISsSII l.N I.I. lliirar.. u alkel of Ucll Jt'WTTCK ASH I IINSTAIILt. flVlltllulo.i lllatrltl.i I litis hitlliersbl ol I Hi, lira liatles lo yburn ol IrUilleU Prohibition Ticket. I'RKMIHKN ITAI. EI.KI ToltS. A. HavIS ol MUM I Mi s i.i II. Mn.ntJ N V Jeukllla ol iiraul . fa : SlMUlillua "I llotsl Hi tat HIT'RKMK JITn.l ' 1 llriitlll of a t'O.NlillKlsHMAN, HECdNb Hl.STKIUT. U'alle llutlur ol lltssl Km Kllol) AMI DAIRY :tl MbtrtlONIkK. I'. 1.. Kuuuoilv ..ol lloil llin UMATILLA COUNTY TICKET. I0INT ItKrRKHhM .lTIVa I M. I i on ol MUM ifsBiiMT i Torn II. Stone ol Atiiesi i W flurry ol auu I'DIINTY JIllslK. U r raster oi MIIM Cl.KllK. . II I'rust ol Bu 8IIKRIKK. J. II. Lsessr 411 ItKt'llltlll-.lt III-' i us vi am K. i i .us I., I,, i of ad OM1I.II011 William Talbvn R. E. KieMitrl K. hlnlt.y D K. rharles COMMIekSHlNKK CORONER. . urn at Url . I ua ATTORNEYS. AHTKU .V UAI.KY, AT I OKN KYS Lmm . unit i- in haviuga Rank liuil,liu. PHYSICIANS Kit. J. I.. Mil. I.Kit. Ji.IINm'N M.. iMt't'll I ourl antl AIIm. kuiin iM.nliol. Hie ii - nt of uvu. uar. no- i hub'.'" ami .km iliavaneit. Hell) uianitaiii lisrn gtQtrtl eirCtttalion, and (leveled rt'Kiilur Mtpers in in the Northwest a tarm neuKiiniw i r ti the interoala of this se. tion' 1 hi mIm tt' tt. . r M- A I kll- I". I' K I II.ACV IM.I.- .a III ' " nniii,ii.ei IS IS C ' i ...... ,. win .solid our n tner and the II.Ui..j .... , . J" " 1 cal We ' "" ' ""l v,-'ar "r jja.oo ti advance HAST ORRQONIAN PUB. CO t'eiullttoti Oregon NEW WOOD YARD Smith Habet ly, Proprietors. G00d Dry Woo, UU() Cua, , A . 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