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BRBVITIES. Zeliner, ohoiM r ijIrtrH. milk f(ir Mil nt R, Mnr HATl'KliAY, JUNE 18, 1900 Style, Comfort and Wear. r 3 WV ''- ;':. 1 Badlay v NIcp Bold tin's. ChiokoiiH, iluekn mid fteom1 nt IV lllott'a. HaadqMrtafl (Ot fruit jam, R. Martin. l'ruit jnrrt, extra rftpa ami rn litnTN.nt FTararitt lurnieheil, nttfimMMd POOBMi .Mra. Btrahon. Try our lloeba and Jnva 8d0Mi Whitl" HllllKI', mH in at Damott'a, botlad hum, lhn kiumIh for luni'lien. I'inoat Kastorn hams and hncon ill the market at It. Martin's. If vuu want aotnethinu nine try the -- Lual M n. : - - s mw ay Oft .riiiuhni ni-iinik i .'iiiiini sB McCalt'i Buur (Mttoriu tor Mlt ll .JF m KfigY ' the W.'ss.d Department Store. Lunch haski-ts ami all kinds of potted meuta fur pien iea at It. Mortins. Dill, sour and sweet pickles, lunch anil pienie (fiimta. llawleviV Wilcox. Itaspherries. dcwls'rrii's, cherries ami all kind-of fre-h fruits. White HottMi Muslin underwejir tiuantitv mill slvles a surnrise. Wessel I lepartinent Store. Pencils Ic to ft, cents, holders, to IOC! stationery, inks, tahlets, lirewnrks. N.df's. Dcniott rei-cived yeaterilay n ihip tueiit of eastern hams ami hncon; flue stock. Just urriviil a new lot of Swift' ham and hri'nkla-t hncon. White HOMI Spring i hii'kc-n. hams. Iiacon. ('roam erv htltter VI cts. per roll. 1 1 aw lev Wilcox. If vou want pure home rendered lard ilrenoii ! w ith no adulteration no to Sehwarz and Uraalich. Henry the Fourth, the larijest Key West cijrar in town, for III cents, at Pulton 's eiir.tr store. Pineapple and slrawherry ice cream soda, claret phosphate, eoca-kola ail'' IhuclwiHsl ice cream at Ward's. Corsets, laces, einhndderies, hosiery land underwear all the now summer styles. Wessel Department Store. Wall paper, paints, uluss, pietim framing, ami artist's material at Char-. Sharp's, opera house hlock, Court I st reet .1. . I.rline, ot (ireon, wa iimi Ihi' state vice-presidents a) th National Credit Men s convention at M i Iw aukee. Wii. Iticvides can he purchased at tin Crescent Agency in the Mast Irexonian I ll : ....ll... .... . . l'.l,.r I'hirL- H,.v ItolH.r ,or,ol,,l, I ""''" " "' ", l''"in f. irtl iinl or more, a weok. ISo interest. Reference to several Umatilla cotintv . r'reah cue hers, peaches, apricots town- is made in the r. rt on house'- plum-, cherrie-. raspherries, straw- to-house canvass. The report -aid : : Iwrr.ea, I s. uriinxea All couihined in our Men's Tan Ru sin Calf and Kid Wttlt ..SHOES.. From $2.50 to $5.00. Rest assortment in the Call and sec thoni. my. CLEAVER BROS. The Boot and Shoi Men. ) Main Street, I'endl. ti PKRSONAL MENTION ATHENA MAN V I UK PR ESI UK N T . A. ',1 il" Alexander hlected by the Sunday School Anoolatlon. At tl eetinn ot tin' state Sunday School Association in Portland, A. I, Alexander was elected to the otlice of vice-president. The olliciary complete in : President, A. A. .Morse, Portland; vi president, A. A. Alexander, Athena, Or.; second vice-president, Roliert Reid, Salem: treasurer. H. I.ee Panel, Portland. Superintendent of primary meiit, Mrs. C. M Kiuuniiis, 1 normal, Mrs V. K. Watson, 1 home, Mrs. W. R. Winaus, house-to-house visitation, Hamou, Salem. Kxecutive committee I. II I. Kdar Clark. Rn I depart irtlainl : inland : Salem ; ST .i. Amos, banana- At the last annual convention the superintendent of the hOQ W tQhOWM visitation made M report, and it may ; seem that it would MITC I n battaf for the nresent sus'riiitendeiit to have, followed in his predecessor's (outsteps ill the matter of report, when VOU dis coyer how very nearly nothing has heen done during the year. The work in this department in the state ha- not Is-en very extensive, lull tie r. are many sins to indicate that it has I n productive of koimI results. 1 hiring the year following town- have made a , house-to-house eunvass: Salem, Helix, Foster, Pendleton. I.eho, Athena, Adams. Milton, Weston. 11 ndit of this work is dM to tin' enUrrpri-e of the local worker- in these places, and the several Sunday school in to llUVc followed up the canvas" better than was done in the city two yours tttfo. .My observation i- that a houe-to-bnuse canvas- which simply collect the names of non-attendant- noon the hiinday school or church, whii'li is not promptly followed hy a persi-ient a widl us cordial invitation to attend the Sunday school or church, hy the denomination to whom the name is Kiveu, is a disappointment in its re sults, particularly so in a city as lare us Portland. Mv own MM It that the canvass nuiiht to Is' nearly continuous on the part of the various schools rather than to depend upon a periodic or ,niodic effort to enroll the entire community in the Suud.iv school, and J believe that this is much in IN needed in tin- city than in the small follllnunities where the Sunday school otlice rs know m arly every one in the community. " Excursion to Meacliam. Tomorrow Sunday i, round trip to .Meucham l. Train leaves 0. R. A K, depot at OtU a. in., Mopping at way polnta, Rntnrning, leave- Munohani at Up. in., Huron, H:lii ; Wilbur, :i; Bingham, 9iM; arrive at Pandlaton 10 M. (New Lines Just Received.., Kodaks and Kodak Supplies Complete Assortment Stationery. ot lemon-. Hawley A Wilcox Ukiah ereatnerv butter at Perry lloii-er'- meat market on Court street It is guaranteed, lour money back II you don't like it. If you want pure cream or good ic cream io to Candy Dutton's. II Uses the cetehrateil I k i ill i creainerv s cream. I- r, -h even day The oltj council of Walla Walla will impose a special tax of one dollar on each bicycle in the city. The money will he used for building cinder paths. Physician- recommend a good ulas of beer. Little llenrv has the best beer ill the city hecaime he know - h iw to handle it.' Drop in to Little Henry's cabin. A ladv's chainless Columbia, i(ihhI us new, a 7' wheel, for $X at the Cn - cent agency in the Kuat Oregon lan building. A giss! necoiul hand man's t I for fin. The Astoria iron works ha- purchased from the Kovermneiit Inn tons of the old cannon halls that have been stored for years at Forts Stevens and Cunby and will melt them up. I .a QlWoda Chronicle: Attorney Btillmnn, of Eandloton, was on the easl bound train Wednesday. He was joined at this place by J. K limine, who will accompany him to the mines. Small in size and ifreat in results are loWitt's Little F.arly Ri-ers, the famoii- little pills that cleanse the liver and bowel-. Thiy do not gfipt. Tallman iV Co., leadinn ilruuui-ls. Albert Stephens, son of A. H. Stephen-, who has banfl seriously ill with typhoid fever (or forty days, is convu loaolngjt He was taken si'ck at I'ina tilla, wln-re he was in the employ o( the O. R. & N.Co. It. B. eruisiy, an employ of the BofWMM Lumber DOOipnny, at Clifton, near Astoriu, was killed Tuesday Morning hy a falliup tree. The mail was hard of hearing, which was the HUM of the accident. All. who suffer from piles ill he ulad to learn that DeWitt s Witch llael Salve will ive th in-tanl and I eriiiuueut relief. It w ill cure toMBM ami all oklii disea-e.. Hew. ire of counterfeits. Tallman A 00., leudini; nruggiaUi Portland Teleuram : Mr.-. Charl K. Crunstoii and daughter have arrived from Penillelon, and will spend the next three mouths on the Kust Side. Ai pr ut they have a collate ,m the northwest corner ot Fast Tenth and l'.a-t ' ak streets. Chun. Miller in up from KonO on it short visit. lii",, 0, A. Ilotson Is Op again, after Hix weeks illness. A baby boy was horn this morning to Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Conklin. Rev. I.. (Ireen, of Athena, is nt the (lolden Rule hotel. Kit H. Wilson, the B01 lian, is in town from his home near Athena. Mr. and Mrs. QsoTgQ Radir, of Long Creek, are uests at the (iohlen Rule hotel. L. R. Reeder. who has Is-en in Port land for several days, arrived home this awraligi Rev. and Mrs. A. Sunderinati, of Meadow creek. Union county, are visit inn in Pendleton. Mr-. .1. R. Dickson has returned from a visit with her sisters, Mrs. L. W. White, in Portland. Carl (ireenawahl came in from Lehman Springs Firday. He expects of return there Sunday. Julius .1. Worcester arrived from l.awton Friday nvnt. ami NglttoNd at thi' Hotel Pendleton. A. R. McF.wen came up from Port land this morning, where lie attended the )irand lod"r of Mason-. W. I. Chamberlain, who attended the (traiiil hnlge of Masons in Port land, arrived this morning. Mr. anil Mrs. John Inckson armcil this morning from the west, and are guest- at the Hotel Pendleton. T. .1. Kirk, of Athena, came up from Portland this morning, having at tended the Masonic grand lislge. Have Horn was in town yesterday after harvest supplies and returned to his home on upper McKay today. Col. .1. II. Itiiley, who was in La I i ramie on legal business, arrived home on the Friday night train. A. Perard and two sons leave to night lor a inmmor'l visit in Paris, France, Mr. I'erard's native country. Out-. H. (tleim, of Portland, repre senting the Colorado Midland, has heen in Pendleton for the past day or two a- uin-sts at the Hotel Pendleton. Mrs. ('. '.. Roosevelt left this morn ing for a visit in her former home in Walla Walla. She will remain for several weeks. 1). V. S. Reid, who has been presi dent of the Weitou State Normal school, is in town today, a guest at the Uoldan Rata Hotel. James A. Howard, secretary of the Lawtou nvaatmant company, is ugliest at the Hotel Pendleton. He arrived here Friday night, from La (irandu. Mrs. L. C. Kinney, who ha been visiting her relatives in Pendleton, h i - returned home to Astoria. She was accompanied by Miss llaiel Hamilton. Prof. Muriu Sunford, of the Uni versity of Minnesota, is to arrive here Monday morning, and to lecture of her observations in Paris at the Thompson Street M. L. Church in the evening. Rev. John Warren, a clergyman n nt ly arrived from Stone, Kngland. i- a guest at the (iohlen Rule hotel. He will iiMi-t tomorrow in tlie-ervn , -at the Church of the Redeemer. Miss Ivlaie Avers, who ha- attended Whitman college during the past war. arrived in Pendleton Friday ami wa- a guem ot her brother T. W. Aver-, jr., over night, going on to her home in Heppner tin- morning. Charles llorsman is in town today He recently returned from Colorado. Mr. HofMBM w ill buy some cattle for shipment to Colorado, if he can tind owners who will accept a price consis tent with eastern market- ot the day. He states that such cattle owners ure not easily found. A gin f baseball in Walla Walla yesterday afternism, between the Walla Walla nine uud a team made up from tlie Nashville Students, who gave an excellent performance in the Qardofl City lust night, ami will ap pear at Pmaar'i in rondlaton tonight, was won hv the Walla Walla Isiys, the score stamling b to ti in their lavor. CHICAGO MARKET. R.porl.d by I. L. May a Co.. Chicago Board or Trad, and New York Stock Exohang. Brok.ra. June 16. Llyarnool came i i s, higher this morning, ft 11'.. Chicago opened a full cent Up, 7ft, sold down to I , ailvaucil to ,,., and close, oi g. '4. The resrts from the north west continue very gloomv, although it now raining there. With perfect weather there from now on, they can not make more than a half croii. Stocks lower on war talk, money 'J per cent. t lose yesterday, 7-J. Open today, 7ft. Itange tislay, raJU 7ft'.j. Pendleton s Grand Fine Literary Program g Unexcelled 3 List of -Sports and Athletic Events. SLSJ12.SLISISLSISUISLSJ Celebration Cool, ihady grove in 8dgt 0! town. Plenty id' sent- ninl n for nil f" n1'' oil tin' heal mill duet, In centre of lown, 1 porta and flremen'i tonrn mi'iii for bis nriseii Main gnd Court itreeti green trees. Brillianl llluminntei lodsei ni leorel orders Bneeial traina on o. roadii with low Fares. A tri'iicMil in " I 1 1 11 it- lor all whovii on 1 1 in t day. to lie lined with ever nniailc :it iiilt h:. Ii- niiinv . A N. mill V. A ('. R, R t Pendleton I Four o o I Brass, Bands. ! and I Two : P Orchestras ; g Free I B Dancing I Platform. Free Dancing Platform. I o He Read Every SPECIAI Locust Hill Poultry Yard,,,, A Complete I );iy nrr,M WhlM Huff Njrmonlb Koeki llrnwti Mini Whit. Legliorns. 111,1. !, Laagtbasi, Ithmle 1-lHinl IIimU Kkk- II OJ. II-Ill Hll.l MLfO p,T MlllBfl, I iiuiki Prtei np-io-daM Um "i glMiriMl laptiUM, Wa I, -In', iHltv ol , n il- mi, I Inol-., nirillK, , ri's-oti.ilM"' Work K'i'iruiin-.'il. Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific Railway. Guy W. Wado, Am'iit "liinl"1! Pondlnton, Or. ticnth te Lice." Ptfiidleto.. Electric Supply Bonsi Hund-made Harness ItdtflSfi Hrl'lh'", spur-. Wiitiuu UoVfJff, l.niv RariMM nil. SirhiLr LMthtr, ltrunli". I'll . KuptiiritiK pruiiipily nt Cfitiled in. P. . HARVEY, I'ourt Ktreet. WfeaahM lliillilluu Pendleton Umbrella Works The Favorite fc'. Lino to Ml Points East I nibrcllrt niel I'srn-nl- IHUlfl I" OWWr, Neovuri'il sii.l reMir.'.l I'lnek l(euilrliiK. Kewlnir Ms, lilne- .nl,l, reuteil slid re , iii.-.l. A i Miiilot,' tin- ni m'wiiik iiih nlnni' "illclrk'-. . J. Hislop S Son. Props. 1'nuri maai. I'lMiilli liui. iiri'Kon Hack for the Springs I armers Custom Mill Fred VSoIttrs, Proprietor. I l.M. nit BIPAWAV Prom at Itri jua, Qaod uiir-. Hill,'- Krrt-ollillili'. KI.V1S OftAIG l'rorli-iii Depot Stahle. To Close Out... ('.parity, I.Vi Imrrcl-n ilay. Klou r ex, lialiK' I lor wle.'at. Kl.nir. Mill : 1. 1 linppi-l K I, i n-., always en hrilnl. giead, v. sittmlo.l iiinl ii. to .Into train-In1 tween Pni'lile anil I liver, and ninalm, OalM .. Hii'l Kanaai Cllv. ninknni .1 Ircei niinn'rllnii In I'tili iniii with nil innriitiiL' train-es.l, r'lnl cUm I i nut leeN,T, l.llirary inilfet i ar Ik mi .-rn Ptavaf iiinl Oaloagoi the nm-t iH.rfee . 1 1 1 1 1 1 car Mrvlnu in tie- iMirM "A La ( urn ;' tliniiiuli tlrsi i Inss I 'nil Hli'cis'r every il.y I., iw.-i ii siiii I i.- i I mnl I'lilisan vln Hi m-eiilc Um : ii'-r-'innlh in- n -I cm iimloiei In iiollnsrv Piillinaii Si.'i'iilinr rar- nun- n week (mill I'liitliiinl ami sun Kraticlaoo In UBMba Cblruo, linflaln. Botlon mnl K.a Vnrk vln tin ureal Kali 1jiI- llniile. wttlnml cliaiiKe In ('til oago Ko aaaonag tiaainr la CblMgo, Tliaa ear- nn- iirtivtitcil wild all weekly n-rleitli-ali (or (rn- um ot out patrooa. Kor further Itttorniattoii, map., fnlilern, etc, call on vnur in-are.l tn-kel aid-ni, r write In A i. COOPJR, licn'l Aai in l'n. Iiep't, 1'iirllniiii. Ortgoa. TO $4 nicycle.t at $jo Bicycle at at II. J. BttUman'e I'onu'r t'lili an-l Mnlu si.. POT DNDgR t'AM- ell illi'lvc, Willi-, nr wrniiiilnu inrisi.e.. ill, I iii'W-haisT- In Inrni' on,- nuiniriii i.iinflli- Till: KAHT nltKunMAN IIKl-'ICK. I'einlle lull, nriigun. Old Newspapers ' ' ; r r mi ii ni oat CI. Iislnv, DOCTOR BLAKESLEE Ltt PdDir o o o Permanuntly Located In I'endleton, CHRONIC and NERVOUS DISEASES AND DMBAMM PliCUI.UK TO WOMEN A SPECIALTY. The .lis'lor make-ll -IK'.-inlly n( A I.I. I'llltnNli- mi,-I i Ih,- II, n., Tlintnl ami nn- iii-iii I'nrait o- hi,i.-ii (t ill, ni-i i.-ln ; Hl.inia h. Liver. Ilean ami Luna. I ntarrh Khliiey Troiihlu., Private ami Skin DIMM Pile- ami Muiiture , nrcl wlthnui tin- u-,- u( th Tlie ilis-tur'N new im-thisl ( irenlliiK diaa ol tielllK tie- lilu-l .in'reN-flll .h y-l, 1 ,1 II ., . Ill ItKKICItKNCKs Pml.-iiia IIKItl., w-ll kmi.ui hltllrlf I"' ua.t tain. nllur to wuiaen ha- nlveu linn n ri'piiliilloii p-,iil ami mil In Klorhla or tin- Philippine j CONSULTATION you every eare. pnpp in. -mil) -ciiai will 001 ton aatblag . aad II I .1 1-1. M can i no- " i ha will Ull yon . ami Kit, Lots 5. 6, 8, 10 and 11 In Block 81, Re serve Addition to Pen dleton, opposite Wash lngton & Columbia River Railroad depot, will be sold at reasonable prices ft NO Office cor. Main and Water Streets, opp. Hotol Pendleton. AFTER USIN6. I ni: -AI.K lt . i u: ,. , -I . ... -..- ixa 111 1-TIjXjMI r iierTou.t pro-u.i . , , .! , , ol tin, gi'Derattn , i. lob as pTirrnui ProairallOQ. l- .o,ii,ct-r Loat Uauuood hinlHStous. Youttifiil gmra, Mentul Worry, .xoeaatve um i wnich Ual to i .-.iHiiuipiion autl Inaauiiy. Willi uvary en t.nuic or r. (ui..i ihc moMjr. SoM al fl.oo ur box lit. (Mil r- l lli nU AI. (U.. C'letvluud. Oltlo IIIIKK'I OKI (i s'l-nii:. I'KXH KTOI, mi i.ut All the I utcst Bhaal .Mimic. The Latest Tapers anJ He riiidiculH. Tallman & Co. Leading Druggists Corner Maiu and Alta Streets. SO YEARS' EXPERIENCE 'MSB I HAUt MARHb Design Copvriohts Ac Anrona t"lliig n tkeirh mul dnMTiiiiicM tumy quickly Mcruuii ur opiolua fittt wlietuei an liiTeiit uut ispribaLiv iltollU' Cotutl) utile tlouaatrlctly tMiiHdnti&l. lliuidtMNjkoli 1'itguU MMtt frtH) iXdtmt MgreoL lur ,m ui iiih ptnU. PauiJits ian turuuiiii Aluiui 3i Km. moalTf iptiuit notue. without charm:, Ui tlie Scientific American. A htidiuty tllUBtrailtd weekly I.rirt fir t uiaui'iii ot air. g-rleiitld Journal '1 t-rins, $3 ntu ft. Bold by all ne mleatif rn. Co,3b,8" 'erv York w n i hi.. Wu.li 1 1. c. . ur uu'iilh. 1. hoi. Athena PgMil Tlie gg ONKMfeM, a I tt.n - n u I ,aier, iroHwx to give it- raaileia a butter ne aerviee in a loe.il way. Willi Ibla and in flaw, : Clia-. -M.i-krev will make Ilia lieail I unarter- in Athena an aiieeial eorrua- pondanl fur Athena, YVcatun ami MUM. A iie(ro mimetl .lohnaon full from ItaBriue Ur..-'. -I.llile Home three weekh MO, at Vglla Walla, ami mm he ha ileeloH'il NtroiiK HynitoniH of inaanitv. tin Tburaday he aaaapad from the hoapital, where he nua iimjer mirvnil anee, with only hia bad ' lot hea on, w ithout Mtoekinga or alnwa, ami for neurit an hour iiiaiiuxuil looalWH hia pursuer. Fortlaad Ofaataiga i Mra. laaajal. Vert, ixraml DUtroO ol the (Iriler uf thu saatarn liarol Orasoiii bat gooa to I Taeoma to utteml the BMatiag ol the Vaablagioi gtiaad euaptar, vnieb aoa ti ne- there today, She ia the only Bam bar ol the Dragon onlai to altaml the Waahingtoii meeting. She exa-cta to return to Portland Bttoiilay, Marfaalan never yet MNddMaaaalai PanoM with IndlgaaHoii are aliaady half aturveil. They Mad i.lenly of tvlioleaolne final. Kmiol IK-ui-la Cure ilixeata what you eat ho the body can he aonrlabad vblla the worn out orxana am being reonatruetel. It ia the only nraaaiailnn known that will iiiatantly relieve anil i'oniilelel v cure all atoiuai'li trouhh-H. It ia lertaln to do yon pood. Tallman A Oo. loading drttjfiaai. Look Out For You Can Get The Gelebiated Pilsner beer in bottles, delivered to any part ot cit), at $l.SO pex I3oaerL. ajgn Bottled by Coo. .1. Pottner each. The lots are ex cellently located and are only five blocks from Main street. Apply to o Jaeksini NEW WOOD YARD Smith & tUberly , Pruprietora. Good, Dry Wood, ulno Coal in Any Quantity. TrunHi'erinn and Tracking. Prompt Delivery, Telephone Next Week The Old Dutch Henry feed Yard Hast Oregonian BuUding. ...... Offfee Cor Main and AHl Sts ..PRINTING ES" I -Tlm.sch.dul. rim From PcnUleton "' 1 ' rln hWl Mall No. ii (lift I in. Nn. 1 IMS i. in. SiHiknne l-'lyer. Fn.l Mull Till) a. m. to lift a, in. k:ii p. in. H :im a.m. gi Randay atarday in a. in. f-ioi I.KKI', lli'livi.r I',,.. Witrtli o...i. " .-"O ('III' am, hii.i k v,: OreKiiii Hluiri l l,,,. " Willi,, Hn.,1 Mltiiieam.li.Jn MllttMiik,., Iiulnlli llli aaiiHim Ka.l ,1.' Orwt Nonbarn. J5 PorUaM aim Hun I , , 1 I ' - , Oeann Staamshlns From Portland KnrSaii Kraiu'lueo-. Kvery (We ,By, Columbia River Steamers. I .. l-liirln hii.i vv I . I. -1 II.,: laira - I a i ... I I:!n. , 1: 1 1... i in llallv i aaa. in. Snake River. ilgaria in liaabaua. Iz-n-'u, tin. il irnin leaves l enil lel.tn fr tl-.i,.,,- ,, Ull) einipi Pund.y, atojt.m iSfiSSi at i : m I p, 111. 1 """ arrlvag tor inn laanaMHlaa -m nr write t,, W-ll- Ill RLBUgT (leneral NMMIgtr Mg I V WaHm.ky, Aeem, lg ',r" flrcniitiShnrl I innRn;i... , - a sum tdu TIIK lilliKCT Kdt'KK Til Montana. Utah, Colotali ami uli 1 .jistc- ii Points (Jtvea obolM of Ura (avnrlti1 1 Ml IN i ,v 1 1 1- II rani n it a n ni- Boaale Lima, 'n Una, atfTiS Sice ptn No Change of Cars Rqulppad tiii Uletant Standartl Slecpera l ine New Ordinary (Trurlat Superb Library -Buffet Cars Splendid Diners meals a la carti f 'ree declining Chair Care Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Completely VeMlbuled For further lutnrmallnii aagll to I- I '.' AM.-l.KY ARiMIl II It A N. Co.. I'eu.llel,,,, ( K. KAOBL, Trav, naa aki. 142 Third St. W. K. ('OMAN, Owl A(ni Portland, Oravon. NORTHERN PACIFIC RUNS I 'ui I ma ii Sltcpiii", Cars, i-K'uani Dining Cart) Tourist Sleep nn Gen To (sr. PAUl MINN'EAPOLU nri.t'Tii I'AltliO URAND VOrKI lOROOKHTON WINNKPKO I 1 1 1 : 1 I : N A ami BUTTK, HKOUGH TICKET8 TO 0HI0AQ0 vTAHHINUTOM PHILAPELI'HIa ni:v VOKK BOSTON mnl all polata l.uat mnl Hogilli Tliriniali in kei in .In mi li ii ii I (iiiua. via Taeoma ami natiaaia I'auiiii- Weaaaklf 1 1 ami Aiuern an line. 'I ialn leave .11 ll ii ii. ni. I'm (lirlliel TIME SCHbDULE. i NaatMsaa taU im epi aaaoar iiii.ii iiiatliui, 1 1 tits u i- m ml Hi-lo ll., eall i r rl.- AUaiu., I i.i.i.- hu.I1. . -. . ... nr A. Ii Thiol ami Morri.nu Hi ill Altl.ToN, orilatel, ur. Take the... Washington & Columbia River Railway l or OtllflMn. M aiin C'lty, hi Paul, Ht. Lottkli Kan-Jim-, (Iniului, and aa Sonitfthliig la bound to pop. Owl Tea House. Telephone No. 7J3. WHAT ABOUT THE Mutual Warehouse Co. OF PORTLAND? KIT MAYS & CO., Proprietors. Ajlkladapl Hay ami drain for wile. ItolM :-.ii Hteame.1 Uarlev enar anteeil the lieat on the market. Plenty of alall ro.nn. i..i Un. in,: -. il a eall. for looKe stock, liate- reaatinalile. (iivi Van Orsdall & Ross handle PURE ICE. No llreifH. No I-' rue 1 't.nti KiHliineiit. No Hi Mir he Maiiufaetureil from I'iltereil Water aaaae 1 laruia, Leave Orders at Office or Telephone No. OF ALL KINDS AT THK. All Points East and Souih Cortland and poii.ta on the Sound. Arrive Miiutlay, Wetlnewlayn anil Irnlaytal ll:4ria. ui Tuuaila)., TkBiadays and saiuruajn ai labia. Ul. l-Miri dally axeapl Huiulay at I :( V ui For liihiriiiathui reKarilliiK rata, an.) .i-coia-iniiilaliiui-, ell on or aililraaa W. AllAMH. Mient. I'enilleliili, ort-gou. H B. CAI.IIKKItKAl). (i. I'. A.. Wall,. Walla. Ueab. The Fastest, Shortest mid Mt Direct Line TO THE The Bast Oreaonian is guu a ivpreaeniaiivr uaci (ha people appreciate it i Eastern Ure It leads, and and show it by then liberal patronage It the adver uaiua meoiuia ol UHa a action j Kick lieutliiehe ubaolutely ami a'rno uuently eurtal hv uaiiic' ..k. tea. A ileiiHunt herh ilrink. Curen eonaliu- lion aim . . 1 . - -1 , . uiakea you eat, alaap, work an-l happy' Baflalaotlon uoiarunU't il or money haek, 15 eunU ami 60c. Pqr bale hy llnajk A Mr- Oomaa. If 3011 will wuttili tliiH ipaoa (luring the next tew wveks you will lie Informed why it wa Mtnbliihed, tlie kind of iiiisnujHH it 1.- doing, und the en ice it perfortne. Wool for Sale Thuradeyt ofeaob week 1 will beat the Qolden Rule Hotol to reoeivg ienld bide on Lots of Wool, No 5. 8, 13 and 17, about 500 sacks w gtored it! tut) inaepenaem warenouse, 1 reserve tl ot rejeoung any or ull bids. J. E. SMITH rdorvo the privilege 1 Our laNiklot, "WIIKAT ami hoy, t,, haiiilln it." will la- miii 11,, on application. Babbitt Metal. mr For Sale by the Last Oregonian Pub. Co. OFFICH.. GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES, GOOD STOCK Legal Blanks Of all Kinds. East and Southeast In Tilt aCiTT-tMa XIJ Two Daily Solid Vestibule Trains FaUi ami Tu.irlt .ir,-i.. 1- DInlnif 1 "'Tfil aa - (ii n ; llllllll n 11 1 W K. I I I p, Inilllg l-iailll. UI MMt-atlatJag iU'.'lliIU (with Hull" i Hhup - nn ii in - (i-1, , ) Pendleton to Denver, Kansas City. Omaba and Chicago without change (Inly uuu i-liHiiai- in Nun "k oilier I ,,. ,.,,.,11- il.UIIl ... I call iner ba.lern oninli, , Kl,r rate. liTkoU ami lull liil"rw4,'u . N ou or aililttiu. K. K. Wamaley Aaeni ' Uo-.ur j. . 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