East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 15, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThe Fourth of July in tfNiWltaJ near. Arc you OlBg to iidelmito'.' Now is the time I" prepare. W are Mil log ii BM quality f WhHt ImkkIh at ii rents u yard. An eliiriint line at NeSkWWf jnxt reeeived, mi'l prire? are i iit in twain. With every dollar purchase you get a guess for a gold watch. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements &. Wilson. Court and Cotter, FTHDAY, JUNE l". MM DAILY. WEEKLY ANI' SDH-WEEKLY av thi Bast Oregronian Publishing Company, rtsnl.l. ion. en' Dsn.', si it- Miriios a r V I . ' T mill I r tfci . t'f mill 1 ml tulr-i! n S t SUM fit luiinui v MnMeaimi n Saras ! ccpy one v.it I men) under tin- IfaKluley administra tion theory that lln- "constitution doe not apply. " The lir-t steui pmterted by thi theory Um I'orto RUM t.irilt and tlir end la not yet. rn.louhti dlv , jllnoa Um ron't itnt ion deal not upply in tho inn' inntiiiiri' a point will In' latnlaed to tt it tin- mum InMrpraM j tion in the OBM of N.-ely. A man who siiitci'iI- in Htfiiliiitf f.MKI.Om ran stir, roiiml himself with lawyer" who can warp ami strain even the OMMtitVlttifl ' Ux they please, while those in power who are siipisitnil to enforce the law airainst all criminals, leml their effot . I. . if know concerning otiraelves nr enrh other. Etrafy human being li wlntt he is. He cannot truce or ooltipfvahahq the intricate forces, working through Iiast ages, which have cnlminateil In lis existence. Me ninv In', anil ilonht Ixss is, mwliHeil anil cfiangeil in many ways hv the exneriences of life. He certainly ttoaa vary toward either a Is'tter or n worse ilevelopinent, as he is slmieil hy the inwanl ami oiitwaril events that constantly effect his earth ly existence. Itnt the individuality abklei, dray hairs ami wrinkles may cliungf the ontwanl type, hut the inwanl pre--erie. its destiny as long ns he lasts mi earth. Kroin tl rudle to the grave we are what we are. ml bevoml'.' THE MUSE OF LABOR. I enine, 0 hern." . le tin worM mine rnlliE ; I hrirur He- aoaa of nations, ami I bear Tie warm iirt rusk m rapture iii m aaVt Tie tlr-t fx I ii I Mailt oi siurtttna an in listr. I look upon tin- lu" ' trnm a tower; i sin tie- lini"' of lie' Fraternal -late ; No iiHini can hold m- from my eicMntag hour j M .una' ill Km ilum siel my step Is NM The teller M mi broken hi tie in-art I The) sen. I ihe pall e( tatautf on sll lands! Mm ..hat avail The buHilan aava no ps rt No ilmre In sll the alori M their hainlie I hava daaac nitarl from AlcyoMi I sin the Mum of Idiior aad of Mirth i I i "in. to braaa the chain of infamy That llrvad'a Muni liaiiitiiir- turfi aboal lie earth CANCER IS MOT INCURABLE iNI) l' . ... I I. I I.... A .rnu utiiivil n IHr pan . ""Ii K'Ullo Itvsi.erl;,! irnima., .. eilll J 0 ,,JT,,P rT, ' C'llH .1, I 'rl,. Time was wnen Cancer was considered as incurable as leprosv Physiriana and frictnls Could giv little relief or cncouragenK n to , , f ,, mlmv while admitting it to lie one afHicted with this tsrnMc disease Even now doctors know of no BMBtUJ mwm i the Cancer cut out, a blood disease, thev still insist that there is no hope outside of .urfrtcai 'T ' J," m .,lp t(,ri. , nthcr will come in lint At file -eillic litne r.lllliol assure Villi tllilt it will Mot return llllU C"1 . . J ., L f ll, ...rlrtria Vllife or lt.pl.ee. for the diseas. is in the IjI.kmI - is de.se..t,,l ami JedTherrirtttl relieved of all poiaonotta. effete J rH tut , ,',; caustic, flesh-destroying plasters. The blood must be purified and strengthened, ua vSEff Wmm. hi c'n ',' "hiT'! tnallr Ufnn tlm Puni'i'r uirt' lt'ill linl A . tft .. f U. 1,11V.,; Tt ii.f B. mm ..u..li . ie, S S S i. the v tnedicioe that can overcome tins powerful and .onUmtnatun- ; Wijiin KiilSIJ builds up and mvigorates the old. ami suppl.es new rich, llMfta- blood. 8 '" ,r,C',,r,),,,,.s ,, ,-ctdirectlv utsin ZLVSlVtU ' .mSSLJ n h. ,,., ,! , It flu. r.x.ls um herbs from which It IS lll.ule i olliain lioweiiu. , ... "t ' "- i . . i l , ,.,,,..111,1 mi inn vim w nvMasN impure Blood Invites Disease. , bun H little pitnplc on the eyelid, lip barmlc, looking wart or mole, and other rauscs ""n" salves or oititmi'ms in am h ' ' "ril I'h '""fcal,,.;, or nose, I small 1 titii little or no attention. on the jaw or breast. If von have an obstinate .ore, don't relv upon at once; it will cleanse votir blood onrt prevent tne tormauoti or canieiuus Mrs R Hhlrrr La fists Ha writes : ' A tmsll plmnle cam on niv aa n'mil one Beh Mka - the ear on Ihe Irft niilc of mv fa Al firm It aavr mc n. I rouble amt I aU not think II waa any t nine serl.nia until the Jaw niaaa to awell and became much lata. marl At the aarne lime Ihe anrr lruii loapnao an" tat inln the flesh, and gave BM inlenae MM I lrie.1 evervlhiilK I cm!. I he ir ef. hilt nothing me imy focsl I then Ihtihii Ihe BM of 8 a. s. . anil alter Inking aerersl I. .tiles thi Cacti hi.iU l .mil ineu U now no aign of the dlaeaie This wan two ytara .igo. and I nm illtl enjoying ierfect heallh Send for our special liook on Cancer; it contains much information that will interest you : it is free. Write oui -physicians alxiut vourcaae, ami foranv advice oi inform itiou wanted ; thev have made a life studv of Cancer and all blood diaeaaea. We make no charge what ever for this Addres, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY sss ITS FARM FEATURES.Tr lug. rlnrtlouJlure, l'.,irr, ,,.,1 delilaa. ami ethr eat a nd stirresafnl tu. ariti..H ivhii III ml lit Ion. ,.n. liraeii. lo i, ...l. n O Ii.vbIi.aI.1.. .. . i for a II.Iiik Ths late.i I..1 ll,ll - eullcil. t'nnimerrlal Aarl.-iili ,lr, wtiioh the O. J. Farmer i unc, THE FAMILY FEATURFS fajt 1 ;lll"tlt, Cnnk, run .It iontoi-u, LlhfVA a ftnd Voanir Folk.' , thla lHivirtmpiitnf mm fiin-ii ,t,. . 2 tHr ai-rat vt aaai lllil' V ,M ftt I mm mm of tho HpeciiU FrtIiy lSS ATLANTA. (JA h.Mn vmw l int- (ifK-nk mnl Mil lv WIIKIV M HCIiri IJN MAT BH On copy (hi I n- t-i' v i .- . , . , Tmi wut trrtyUaai tanfl' copy ADVStlTltlNd ItATTtt i (Diil - riita.i Out IHfh, rf It-tl, in TafaBt.Wcsaktr I1' Ua iuth, of in ttaity ptr oi.nth Two in' h, nr I.., (u liaily and Wnklrprf murtth 0tt thue tn. ht, pi. i,pr in h pt n..n.il. Oyfl IhfM ftl h... Unit , off in. h mi ini.nl'i . . . . 6r tn. he', in l'ilandW-ki.rni,hp oiotatrl j JB tha hi. h. or l4. tn V pr mnH . its thffHt loth, tn trtly. utf in. Ii pr m 'filh . ..( irf UtrtM IBthaH. In Tudy ltU of aVlUI-Wtkl, CiW notlp-ful avittr imtl m Siai-W.lt . Val o Doily, hrtt totarrlioo, r iih.Ij, p , Ii -.ut uem into Hon. . i LeWtal aWHKOt. low Hfill j tt .inr. kch ir.tfr'n-n. : a 1 Kx-I'resideni Cleveland says he ha- no interest in politics. Tl x-presi- deiit is too big a man to deny in terest in his country's affairs while under the spell of the sulk-. The s'ople of the state of Virginia are moving for the celebration of the tercentenary of the settlement of lamestown, which is to is'Ctir in 1HU7. There is nothing like liegiuniiig to do a go.sl work in time. The vice-presideuev I- not rutin i ll away from any old candidate and there are any nutnlier of both young uml old ones after it. The love of ortiee. with the BOO! of shining and making dis pluy, is becouiiog tie' root uf all evil. Nnurly every day now the news comes from the Philippines that "an important leader" ha- lieen cuptiired. Il.it, where is Agiiinaldo, the must im portant'.' If he was eaptii red the s... called war in the Philippines wight Is. brought to an end. The New York Sun, a republican p.in'r of strong prejudieen, say- that "the most dislmnesi. and therefore tie most discreditable piece of work" achieved during the lute session of congress wus the pruHied ami trust constitutional amendment. Tin Mm Krows warm in its abuse of the re publican leaders for this uct in whicl they are not sin. ere l lie v isconsin democrats declare m thoir platform: "We gladly express our love and devotion to the great standard bearer of mir party, th Thomas .letters. in oi tie- new eeiiiuri vtiiiiam .1 lirvan, ami eomiuit our representatives to supsrt his iioiiiinu tion and mir urty to the support of his candidacy." Thi- "expression of con fidence" is put in a fuw words which carry conviction with theai, and lirvan deserves them. .lames K. Keeuu, the well known Hieciilutor, who went out of the . -t and pntOINd ill the east, ays that William J . Ilryun will be the next HOtitOt oi the United Stales, and that his election will prove the salvation uf tha country, lip to this time .Mr. Keene ha- I ii an eiitliiisiustn re publican, but this veur l.e is fur Hryun, whom he thinks is the greatest man of the time. Jlr. keene has conlidcmv in liryan because of his clean record and line penonulity. In a conspicuous editorial, printed in large t)H' ami wide columns., the Ne York Journal concedes that "the Ore gon election has made clear, what thoae familiar with the itituatiou knew well enough beforu, that the democracy can not nuiely c.nint on uny electoral voton this year from the PacinY coast." However, there may be BOOka, but tho right kind of work lor the deinocratn cause might lie more re HUltl'ul in the middle west and eastern Mlatea The few votes of the 1'acilie euaat statea ara loo dillicult to get to be worth galling. The Portland Oregoniun feels in-tin. d "iu making one more i. mark", aa follows: "That ti.ket. the republican ticket in .Multnomah, notoriously, was nominated by I low men, who aeemeil to think the county committee bad lull right of dlottlOl ship. It was an error, but yjo MH tiling. It had been dune time OOl of mind by the controlling faction It wo the habit always of Mr. Mitchell and bis aupiairtera, in whoae school the inethisl was leurnetl. Hut the inveteracy of an ubuse is no excuse for it." It is to be seen that "before" aud "after" tukiug the Oregoniun i a different paper ultogetbur. If the Portland aper was an oiit-poken Im fore the election as afterwards it might exert some iulluenoe. It ia aaaarted that Noely, the Cubau potai tbief, will g free from puuiah- to "-ave" their thieving friend- v ho have done them a turn in politics. i Neely escapes the people should uiaki their wrath felt. The essence of democracy is self-re-spe. t. In exact proportion with tin approach to universality of this senti IMBl iu any country will ! its ap proach to the ideas of democracy, I Political "elf-respect inheres in thi pOWaMtOO of n vote npial in weight to the vole of any other and in eligi bility to every ollico in the nation from the highest down. In a ilcmocrn- icy the -ultr.ige is a right and not a privilege. Politically therefore, th United Stat--, barring its sex discrim inations, is u democracy. No American can lose In- political self. reflect suvi by hi-voluntary act. When he sell bis vote, or is-rmits another to dictati how it shall be cast, or when he buvr amuner s vine or seegs ny nit llnld.lt um to inlliience it or advocate., depriving any class of citizens of their right ti vote, he ceases to be a democrat and become- politically a serf or n tyrant. INDIVIDUALITY. If 1 enllld resell from pole III sie. And gralptl an In a -nin. I must U' measured hy mv Mini - Tin tad'i Um itandard of lie man. Raa4, To one who watches a thousand up turned faces from a gathered multitude there must be suggested u striking fact. Kadi face i- different from oer other face. Kvery one hits a sculiar individuality of its own. I'pon the crowded streets, day alter day, through ull the years of u lifetime, in the thousands ami tens uf thousands of l.e .-- that come ami go, there Is the sunie notable fact each face is different from any other which we hae inei in our travels up and down the earth. The history of the world, from its foiimlutions, is written in human f.n e- Through them we go, a glimp-e of that animating sum, -tiling within which we call the gnu I. laces vary not so much because of u different color of the eye- or u different shape uf tin nose nr the chin as l.e.-ull-e aj the spirituality that ibiOM through and gives to each an individuality which ma be eusily noted, but which can not Is- descrils-.l or explained Scorn, auger, love, hate, (ear, iealoiisy all evil passions and all lender and' lione volent emotions (lash through the HUM It bus been remarked that "what a mail think-, that he is." And what a man thinks that i, the pawlon! ami emotions which are the essence oi his life are written in bis face. Humetiinea we can partially read the record, but generally the blatOfy is tis complicated and voluminous. Complicated uml voluminous because there is in every human creator. oienuiug oi causes ami ettects, trans mitted lion generation to generation. From "mil of the nowhere into the hen " destiny occasionally intr.nliii e a red-haired baby. There is no ae eoiinting for bun until It ia remem bered thai hi- gre.it gruiiiliather on his mother - -nle al-o came mi earth w ith rid huir. Tboiigl this la-t-mentioiieil uveiil occurred at a jri.sl lutl veur earlier, the surprising red hair of the new arrival is immediately credited to the great-grandparent. I'reckles and noses ami chin- and eye, it is well known, often, instead oi . oiniug straight i.iwn iroiu i.iiner to son. skin hack to an ancestor of a bygone age. w As with phyaicul uliurities, so with tin. mole nyatkj and comnlieuliHl MMntMU that go to make each human in.iiviiiiialHy. To pnpla who are "triving to lead Imuest uml virlinnis lives there occaaiuiially comes an off spring with vicious, even criminal in--tiu.i- How is he to la- accounted lor.' lo a commonplace lather and mother there is sometimes Isirn a genius. Are these spiritual variations irom uie iium.iiialelv preceding typa to Is- expluined by the irregular law oi nereum . ,re criminal insiineis am me guts ol genius, like red huir ami irecKies, ,,, traced In u distant uiieeeHtry; the psychic phlloaouban of the oust thirty years have diaoOaWd mis auojeet trom many slaudiKiints .vim ct it is a ipiestluu open for de bate. There is nothing established be- nnii a iloiint cuiiceruiiiir the cateil processes that in, to tl... f,,r., ..i .. i " s oi .1 iiuniaii eoiii. Thuugh individuals I ' -en i I 1 1 in dijiii Dliysiftil him! iritiml rliurarU'r- Mlic, iyrHH iiiort- or lfH runiotv, tho Ntrii(tli of all ftfef Mvuleiur wiiicli ha over botjii ItrouKiit uiuler ohcrvati.n i to pMMM that no Jiunmii btini vur oxuctly repn4iiict any other human hoii.K near or rcinoU in tinu WblU nliyujcal ami ineiital (,,i ...i.. , am ofttii) atrikiliu, there iu. aftur all. in Um fndifidualitv markel iliffuruntxw in both tin- oiiwaril ami tin- inward com bination that form.- Mm unity. I lmv' ttMetndd from tl. To iii- liiml t a r f I tt tti- ulint of tmttli- In m fur.' : 1 tu'r tin- toiiK f iihiIoom in my lu-nri I uni tn RtM, tiw Rtfu ol Um OraM Tn hurl aown tMlton Hint MlMMWl Mi I UMICh Hi- itatr Of VlfttMTT aUld I""-. n tin- ktaMjOsMM M tin- living itOStf. I Wfiir th' l!v tTil Chrf -Hi" lor a frown ; I wHich tin "inr- nn ttv to Mh h n.tni. Ami Itirouiili thr liM-hcil etcrnlly tnl 'lown Tn Mrtiuthn uodi hh-i mp tbotr hmIi Iroin Munis.. 1 MM o DVOrllUOW Oil' rtlicti'llt w rotiK, Tn l r (.'if of iiKllon- riw mitmu . t hiii hum lh-n rvtrc, I um poiitr. I 'tin tin h ItiAt (ttu Iifrtflx ot moil. 1 mil Hit- VMiu in tlit- worl'l Hint, Ami horn I a' tin- Ml f I-'hui y liuru : Ami orbron I Ml tin- buffk i ) hp' TIM )iiiii ol vuirk-uorii rH .- ulll roiiirn. I Ml Krlitfiou mnl tin chtirt-li I M.tM Mml- on Um MCNd lletli ultli pftnion pMkOQ I III tin fin MMrttnl l ON fnlfltlod In flu- nymt.ul rif lnt Km i I tm ui'- mukv-r tl llM MMli'i br- H-l. I lfnr lln' liti. Inirtlent ol thu ))' ; Vol III tin MfttOfJ of MHiic I tlOM Tin- iratdloM BOOVOM ftBO MOVI tlMJ trtr- their i u . Kfniv M AHHIIAM. to the wise mmtiMT?mmmmmmmn!!ittnmnm?!!!ftnitnm!!?tt tE$L g;. 3 mn'' AtlJAHAO f' ITo the Harvest Trade.! Ii n Jt All sa.r1i tnl - - .. ...... .... .. .....Tipimni nPH, " ' '" 'rl" .., , , A""" ,"'I'''"'-' Ml H...J tl.'in,v i'r I bu imai fyclopeillii of Progress m ,11 0 i. .5 'f.l world, a loililo to Jluikeu. M uai 'i. farmer, or thoae who intend planting their gardens or doing spring work of any kind iu this line, von will find everything in garden tools and md barb wire, staples, nails, heavy and ahelf hardware of the very best qtMllty and at the lowest price at W.D. Hansford &Co.'s I'eiidleton, Oregon. The larfceat stock of Saddlerv, Har ness, lents. Wagon Cnvars, Can vas, Lap Dusters, Rope, String Leather, etc., Is kept by When in RMd jf.-. Hay Porks, Hoe Downi, Win; Cable, A.xle Qreaie, Eldorado last or, Weal Va. B 10k Oil, "si ital Cylinder 'il. Compound (by tin- oaM nr barrel . Rope ii all nixes, or a L''.nl Stove or Steel Range for tin- cook house, call Mid gel prices from Taylor, the Hardware Man 1 E 721 Main Street. Siiitiitiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiii.iK My wire Became Anxious.' Joseph Ell Tbrre is cause for anxietv when .1 cough hangs on for a year and can't be shaken off. The quickest way to relieve that anxien is to lirgin it once the use 01 Dr. Tierce's QOHW Medical Diacov cry. tt in a cough remedy, but it ia also a great deal more. In far advanced st.ies of diaeoae, when hemorrhages have la-en trciiuent, and there have lieen aanadatKM and weakness, "(iolden Med 1c.1l Discovery" has produced a erfect cure. It increases the supply of the lite thud Mood. It cleanses the blood from impurities, and s.'inU .1 current 01 rich, mn Id, sal to build up the weak placet in the Isxlv with new life. Tie " Disi-overy" is strictly a tennier ance medicine, non-alcoholic and 11011 n.ircotic. "For one vear I was Irouldctl with a coj;h " writes Mr II U Curtis, of auainer. Bremer Co., Iowa. "As 1 continued locsmgh during tha sunimrt mv wife became aniu.i and wr.at- to lir K V Pierce for tnnlical advice It aeeuird lo 11- I '1 1 v. 1 . 'i !. t n t X' ' I' 1 " Is 1 lei soiiree I. t advin in - it nroveil as the Gulden Medical Discoven winch was recommended proved lust tin- nir.tunie to efteci cure In I'lerce aud his nic.ii.-ines are 1 As gout as wheat.' aa the farmers use.l to uv Had taata 111 the mouth is removed by using Dr. 1'kicc's l'k-oisint l'ellets. New Goods. tw j 5 tr v. - vflf, The Leading Harness and .Saddle man ufacturer of I .ist -r n OreKon. ICE And Cheaper I han Ever.. Portieres, Carpsta, I.aee (iin taiti Wall Paper. Wa are what we ure The expreaaion ia trite, but it uinuodieis about all we. Heail(tturter.s lor White, Standard and Hid 1 edge Sewiiij' Machines JESSE FAILING M ini St.. near Bridge. FOR Insurance nt, Life, Accident, Plate (Haas, etc. Loans on City and County l'roH?rly, Real Estate Improved and C nun proved City UilH, Htock Kauchea and Wheal Karins m J. R. DICKSON, hast Oregoniun Huildiug. I5K1CK B vM WOOD COAL Also Wholesale Agent for BGHI.IT2 MILWAUKEI BEER In hollies, batrc'.s, or casts. Telephone No. 5 H. KOPITTKE. T H E Crescent THE MOST POPULAR WHi:EL Men's Wheels I adies Wheels Boys' or Girls' Chainless - - $25 and $35 $20 and $35 - $25 - $00 Another consignment of the $25 olid $26 Wheels jus received. CRESCENT AGENCY East Oregonian Building a!!!!!H,l!!!!!!!HI!nw GOLDEN RULE HOTEL The New York World. Thrice a Week Edition ALIOST A DAILV- AT TMr: PklCI: Ol A WfcHKLV. C I. SOU I r. R,V. Tlir Only First Class nd Conpittf Hotr1 is the City. Bin Metti All T rsiai. Fre Sim,,... Houm1, Elsctnc lightj, fir Froot Bailing, Cor. Court and Johnson Streets, PENDLETON, OWEGON French Restaurant In connection with.... La Fontaine Hotel Boat Maals In the City. Open Day and Night Gus La Fontaine - Prop. Awitsler Building, Main st. klv' it year NEW WOOD YARD Smith & Maiicr l Proprietors. good, Dry Wotd ul0 Coal in Am Cjuantitv. rrtntftring nd trucking. Prompt Delivery. The Old Dutch Henry feed Yard KIT MAYS & CO.. Proprietors. I;. lie.- riNiMIIMl)!,.. (. i i v. 1 ... Ml. li'm forrulh TImmmI wuii'iv olraulatod "vi iii'WNuHr 111 Anii-rn-a in the Thricv-a-Wt-fk t-tlitioii oi Tin- Nea York Worl.l anil witli tliv ireaiilfiitial f;iiiiiainn non in iiann you . ii. i ... iio without a. MM nr.. aonii' of tin- reawona why i- e.i-n v uie leaner iii .lunar a tourualwm. It ia isiMUtl every other day, anil if to all inrHiavs a daily. Kvt-ry w-i'k each nbMVlbM MMiVM IN luiKei- and oftwi dnrinj; the "lno-v" st'ttmn LM iniiie.- eai h nirk The pric i only SI a-r war. It ia virtually a'dailv at tht- oriw uf a weekly. All kind ol llv and Stall for ml it n It Hows niviTH uvory known part of , anuvd the heat ,, the market. Plenty ol nt ill i ''' "arl"V. Bar- .... ......... .... .,.,,. in,, n i ..i n i ii ii i ii " i-iiim maiid ui.. i . ami fiiriiiah njch aerrioe. i Ihe 1 liriie-a-VAeok World hah at it iliMaual all of tin- rtsoiirvs of the ttrvatest uwspaa-r iu MlatSMI the wonder of imalurn journal imii I'Anieriea'a dreateat Newmiajr," as it lian buen justly tunned The Now York World. ltr- political iiewe ik iihaoliitelv im (atrtial. This fact will U-of aapaolal value in the praaldentlal canipaian coin log on. The beat of curronl lictiuii ia fuuiid in its coIiiiiiiih. The' are onlv some of the reasons, there are others. Head it and he.' litem all. We offer this ntwqtwled newspaper and the weekly Kast Oretfoniaii l... Kether one year fur t'J. Tlie r.Hiiih.r .nlrip,,,,,, price of the two ,,o,.rh U Uj )0ttle!. tkmi to Ihe ln-Weekly Worl.l and the c,,,,,. Weekly Kast Oreuuniu., .... .. Daily Kast Orenouian. daiiu.r.ri carriei, only i j canta a week Van Orsdall & Ross handle PIRE ICE. No lir.v N Kr. !'u, Sedimnt rnrr year sm rntL AND ALMANAC 3 1 3 It laatrpaaiirynrmatiatln,r..rlw,ltni.k, rtrm nr Hnnin. uul ( ini,. nr t w?"Wi n.'.. W.irli nit l:v..i v Knl t i' . AWl anttaaa, lltustr. Cxminierea. ,,! M..r.!i' he Affairs, Booabnnaa, aud politics' Horn Kilm-atliin, Itellilnn. and Km-ii'ti It a A i maim, or .iieiniiirs, .1,.. vv,,aia . nunitcat Data, Uinta for Baeli M,,nih fjj rna,iitiii' r (lririlng Til MkfcrqueU KwMlB it..i.i I !.. . " '-"rj w .... m TkWmgm, III Our SPECIAL Offer:! Weekly Bust OronODian,$l.Bfl ) A I 1 J rt 1 a I urdiifte juqu rarmer, u, 1,00 $3,001 Yeir H iok aad Almandc, .50 1 Our Price for All, $1.85. ildreaa. EAST UkFdOMAN PUB. CO. Pendleton, OreiM M SEALS! Notary and Corporation 63.50 to $5 Delivered Ordar ol us and save Mggf, Orders fur Hubb.-r Stauipi also aolh'ltod. AST OK EOOM 1 AN W !K (X). ATTORNEYS. L'ABTKB at UAI.KV. ATTORNEYS ATI anr, WM in Mavuuih Hank Itint.liua. T. i. 1IAII.KV UAWYKK. 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