East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 18, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThe Fourth of July i draw lag Bear, Aw yon gulae, to , tins t" prepare. We ate tolling a Qoodi iit ' centa a yard, An elegant received, Mid price- arc rut in tWBltt, lUltMtoT Now is the Him quality f Whlto line 'if Neckwear just With every dallar purchase you get a guess for a gold watch. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood conception, The mote known of than lelgllt-oMtami tricks unci hotf they rc done tho Ii-hh will be tin- teadeacy to attribute to them the aid ol any rape? natural agency, in other eordi, sued knowledge heighten- ref t for nut lire, or Mlani e, which In limply the study ol nature, and In tliiH way nakai (nr an understanding ol thai world eonoeption which in baaed on M I en OB ami in the mck-ril tnoM andurJng religion. of flu MONDAY, JUNE 18, woo. DAILY. WEEKLY ND SI'MMYKEKLY" Rftit OrtffoniAn PBNDLKTON, - PubtUhinK AT Company, ORI.GON. PAIL. MUM vil li in alATBS: On cwpwpt-yt - , ! jfmail Una ! ; y i : BB"nlh, I v 1111 Pat copV per iMk, by rairlti Trtl u' .';', ;. ,,,, I of la nugatam IIMl wtiiLY MWMin MM k 1 1 Oae tcpy on at Ue rupv at a montag Trial smM rtpnoa Blg-(l uuna be i a , wiiki.v M MCmriMN RATtM Oee cop onf year ar - eyy iib month. Trtil aunxriptiun tfcaf la cvpy AuvaariftiNii grn i DtilB A.UeMiemente 1 On mrh, rr I ait. in .en, V r r a i v i 1 1 u I una into, 11 lee . in u iy ui i Two im hta, or lata, in luily an. I Wrr three- n he. ".fin , Weakly per y pr itntntli , h peg mil. . 5 $ 'a.! ri a i ln h, Pailr. per in h per im-mli A l If I thrtw lajihea, in Weekly, pet im h per tnotitl tlr three in. hr. In I ile mJltrn .pel lath per iunth 3 DM in. h. or lr.. m WVekle per nv mli tlar three hat hta. In I utility's laaut vt htm Weekly. .... t 1.1 n. tin. AC. I a l.fi-.mim. . , .WuL I . VI - I utuy.nrvt mamma, per invli.fi.ov, r.n.h antie lucm ii.ttr Mm. oc. Lwai wotitta, ttn ttma per Hm, tith tntertloa. Irving If. sott, tin baud of the Union Iron work in San Francisco is proposed as a cainliilati' (or vi pn-yi- awt on Mm npubllaan tiakaf with all erinuinewH. lit- will a. tually l.-v.-lc)). -otiiilcraljf Itrajujtti, ami wbyf Simply U'canw lir is spomliiiL' conn. money to boom liinint-l f The n'pnlili eun who i- without mon.-v ranii.it hom- to receive a nomination tln r ilayH. I rr lag If, laotl is about aj tit to w vice-president as a I'ilipino is to ba an Ain. ri. an citiren. What the mm is o the earth II inn. i appearti t.. In- to the repnhliean party. Mark llanna is "the whole thing" at Philadelphia. And what does llanna stand for'.' He is the li.l. nt i.kl repre sentative of the Money Devil and his principle agent in the country. He, uses the repnhliean party us an im plement with which to eon t ml the pie in the interest of those who supply him witli tin' sinews of war, hut le cares no more for the eople than n hill Id. v cares for the hone h crunches. the situations us they arise. Our semi-seeret relations with Knlgand for j the past year or so may lead the United States to join lireat Kritain in her efforts to bring order out of aJuMM . in China. Already some little assist- ai ha- I n yiven the Bugllafa hy the American (orres in China Bating with the llritish forces, and hv doing so preventing the forces of tl tlicr powers from acting contrary to Mng laad'l w ishes. MAGIC, OLD AND NEW. That anyone should have seen in the ilelghtotband hats of the lata II. fr munn or ol Kellar a work of relig; is significance will strike the gemril reader as surprising, vet that is just what Dr. Paul Cam- savs of them in the current Open Court.' 01 course. Dr. Cams docs not mean to give the impression that these prestidigitators, and others of their school, had anv idea of even remotely considering them selves religious teachers or thought for a moment that while the were amusing and myetifylng an audiei they also were giving lessons in things spiritual. It is rather in the sense that thev show in a marked wav the difference Mtareen the magic of aoparatitioci uud tl e magic of science that Dr. C.irus sees significance in their work. I hat there is a wide difference tueen the magic of today and that of I arlier centuries in the world's biatory Dr. Oaraa show- ran clearly. Moth are separated hy a wide chasiii, and although in.slcrn magic has de veloped from the older form in a gradual and natural course of evolu tion, they are radically different in principle, ami the new magic is irrt oeemaoiy ops.s.si to the assiimpti,,ii. iiiioii nmcn ine oiu niagn- rests. The old magic wa sorcery or the attempt to practice sorcery. It stood in con- tra-l to science. It was founded Buperatlllon. It is this phrase of the new magic- the gbaaBee of any attempt to eonmwi legerdemain ami the supernatural thai parauadaa Mr. Cams to hsk apou the most prominent of the modern magi cians, in contradistinction to the enarat frauds of Oaglioatro ami his followers, as significant from a religi oils Viewpoint. "They are Instrumen tal in dispelling the fous of supersti tion by exhibiting to the public the as tonishing but natural miracle- of the art of leaerdemaln ; ami while they I amuse and entertain they fortify the people in their conviction of the ml hi lillity of science. " The aim of man. says Dr. Cams, is his liberty ami independence. As BOOnl as we understand that there are not I OOCU It power or IpOOkl that must he I conciliated by rapnllcatlotu and ease,! but that we stami in nature, from which are have grown in constant in terii'tion hetween our own aspiration and the natural forces regulated hv law, we shall have confidence in our own faculties, which can be increased by investigation and a proper com prehension ol condition-, and we shall no longer look beyond hut ground, "To be a man in nature ami to tight one's way to liberty is a much more dignified position than to go lobbying to the courts of the celestials llllil to beg of them favors." Such re" sons as theec persuade Dr. Cam- that tin spread of modern magic ami it- proper i oiiiprciiciisiou jiri. aii unporiaii! sign of progress. CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON Mn T W U I MOIII emierv. Alev. wiltea: ''He'Tfral vrftrs nt(" I wan in' ( iiiiii ! with poiaoti by a 1litcael nurar. who tnfcrte1 rr. baby, and for sis IbOft year I Biiffrrrd antolil mftery. My body win rovertd with ore.n and ulrrr St-v-TI ihytirirttia trentt it me, but all to no ML poir. Thr mcrrnry and potanh thr savr me seemed to adit fuel to the awful fUmc which wb ilr v on r i n I mt Kiirn i i i me to try S. A, 8. I lirmitak Iok it ami impn tved from the Marl, and a complete ami perfect rare waa the reault " Contagion, Blood Poiaon ia the meat degrading and de.trnc.ire J T he first sore or Ull I U foil ' " ' ., ,,,r and eyebrow fall out. Theaeare elands enlarge and Innamt copnai i oioreu i",uirs : , ( ,,iioi nm the bodv li some of the mlldei symptoms; 'tl,,-, Increaa . Bnallj ..taking the Mial organe . tne oooy ' I'-1-" ";'"'"'" t ;v.'"-;5;.v.v,';v; w :wi"M.r;'.t mm dg the . .nicies It is. i peculiar poiaon, and ao lugluv ..niagious ' i i,. I.;,.,, . trunamittei used by one mt. i .J with this loatbaotne dia i . .mn be ltdated witi " "'J. ' " X',"" from pare, to child, appearing as the sum dim I 01 In .mod. le ,1 form --1 k Kcrenia or Scro ula II in old sorcoratuhborti akin trouble appearing It, middle Ml, poiaoti contracted in earlv life. You may have take, potaafa a,l mercury f althf uMy for two arttwa g! and thought you were cured, hut yon w, re n.. fot these po,s,,ous m men Is never urr t " drive i, from the outside, bt it ia doing to work OB tb. fZT ca'of and the only antidote for tills poison. S. 8. 8. cleantiea the blood thoroughly of every part.cle o the poiaon there ia never anv return of the disease Send for our Home Treatment hooa, which girei i biatory of the diseaae in all ataites, and is the result of many years of cloae atudy of blood poison and actual experience m treat ing it. You can cure yourself perfectly and permanently at home, and your secret is vour own Should you need any information or medical advice nt anv time, write to our physicians. Thev have made I life atudy of blood diseasea, and will give your letter pionipt and careful attention. Consult tlietn as often as you please ; we make no charge whatever for this service. AH correspondence is conducted in the strictest confidence. Address. SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA, UA Wanaaaakuuea Aaaartaaa v n m it,. weekly of CURE YOURSELF AT HOME. ""Ilu.ll era, we are ei,abl.7l i, . re. "'er Ji'iin ! aiiihii. ii,. ih oi'l the M i u, ''v.. "Ill ..1.., .-(III..,, ,1, per, at an L - " IMUHua Jlilin rmsJ ! . 8m, varleijr and Intrnuei u , '',,"."rk "'l" fad doUbtedW ,h laatu.,V,J. ''.'"'''oAn.lul r its kind. "1"lt araeuia J sss TO THE WISE tt?!HtHm?!tn?n?mn?f!!?nmtHn!Htf!n!!!!f!?H?!!!m?T I To the Harvest Trade, i IK EADU CC.TiinrVTT" no mum iLHinnr. u i.j lllK. TTorlfeullurt.. I....ir-.' !!- Oi'tiln rai him ''rlt,t uo-ii li at nini o(ti..r niirratagiriii r., Willi llluatmtloiia .wni i. U make. It tnvahi'ililu to thrt. ; I ' c1"' f;.r a living '' Tha lat,t '"'srSf Coiiim.rrral Aarlrult.ir.. ,."t JJ wbicih the 0. J.rAnsiHiii., uaatasjfi THE FAMILY FEATIIRFSpni SI fiuii. P,., v ,,-r-I''. iM I'uaale O.mte.t., l.,ur J.h' M and Vonnir Kolk,- r,K oninblaaSJ ' tl I capers UH)1 Then' are republican newspaper- ami republican leaders who are not going to be satisfied with tin' platform the del crats are to make at Kansas City ami that W. J. Bryan is to stand mi this year. The platform will not suit these republican organs and sditicians be cause it will not contain the material they would like to sis' in it. Disap loiiitnicht of this kind is most likely to have its effect upon tl lection re turns in Noveiius-r. If only the demo crats will make blank fools of them selves at Kansas city there will be a republican victory, of course, but nit. The New York World takes the posi tion that tin- in .v ipieation is over shadowed In the new issues ol the hour, ami ill referring to the issue of Iinni us coin pans I to that of IStSi, says the issue is not thi same ami that the danger is different ami vastly more srtentioiis. Tin' World thinks "the country can endure any change in its currency, as such changes, though they may cause much disturbance to business ui ' great ecuniury losse-, do not touch the foundation nor affect tlu- structure of our government. Jiut im perialism, militarism and monopoly, the real ami only issues in the election, strike at the busic principle und threaten the verv existence of gg republic." The old magic found a rcvul in science and it lias in all its assets treatisl science a- its hereditary enemy. Hilt "It is now succumbing to the tight, although its last vestiges, which prove toughest in their survival, vi., the notions of un animistic ibsl-con-ception and an animistic soiil-concep. trail are still haunting the minds of iinrii-conservative .ope. .Aleantuiie a new magic bus originated and taken the place of the old mugic, performing miracles as Wniiderl'ul as those of tile best conjurers of former days; nay, morn wonderful; yet these miracles are accomplished with the help of science and without the least pretense of su pernatural power. When the belief ill sorcery U-guii to break down the new magic originated iron, the old. This liaps I in the eighteenth century, and il is the dawn of rationalism und marks the epo.b since which mankind bus been sys tematically working out a scientific world-conception. Originally mugic meant priestcraft, being that which characterizes the mugic, the Iranian prie-t.-. h,. word is probable verv old, being handed down from th t : ....) in. . . ;"" ' ami unmans, wiio nail receuis it iron, the Persians. Put these their turn owe n to the Hubvloiiians the Babylonian, to the Aaayrlani um the Assyrians to the Snnieri'i-Akadiaiis II WUs the tins, lies- of the priests ancient times to exorcise, tell fortune ami work miracles. . IffiSHHII itbs m am. Mil ; II B '! U. fS sr When in need of.. lowi ( ire is", Va. Bltok ( iii, Eh 111 tin pon nd U0 They to Mom) And bring children into the world to suf fer from U inherited blooiltatuti' People do not laalfaa that foul blood may lurk under a fan skin, and that the tire smold ering in the blood of the parent niav bre.il; into Maine n, the tlech ol the chilj. Dr Pierce's (.olden M, .ileal Dimovery puts out the smoldering fires of scrofula. It cleanses the blood from disease taints, strengthens tin- weak lungs, heals the diseased stomach. Br Pierce - BaaMekM has done wondrrs for my two MB" writes Mrs M llartrtck. of isrniaier. mi..Cn , N Y nioth had scroful.i. I harr lost l.v i dauglltrr- in Ifaa than live years witli eaaaaau ilea ami KroluU. My eldest son was taken Iv... or three years ago with heinor .inr iron, lie- iiiuk. u irtmlilr.l hlni lor over a year He took Or Pierce's Uolden Medici Diaeovery. and has not had one in over a year My younger son had scrofulous acres on hi neck; Del nea not had anyaiucc he commenced to take your i udicinc." Cse Dr. Pierce's PUauanl lVllcU for the buweU and liver. farmer, or those who intend planting their Hardens or lining spring work of any kind in this line, JTOU will Mini everything in garden tool- ami seed, barb wire, staples, nails, heavy and shelf hardware of the wry be-l quality and at Hie lowest price- at W. D.Hansford &Co.'s Pendleton, Oreg The largest stock of Saddlery, Har nen, t'enta, Wagon Covers, Can vas, Lap Dusters, Rope, String Leather, etc., Isk.pt by i taw Win urado Cap- iiy 1 1 1 (jam ur barrel), 1 1 "I nil niitog, tir a i.'iinil BtoVs or steol Range for the cook house, oa.ll and prlcet rrooi liny Forki, Cable, Axle ( 'astor, We ;i itiil I 'vlinder Oft A Cyclopedia of Progress and En All aendlnir ttiolr - - - - - n ehil.l. Inn ..fTcr.aic nr. ,,., ':n,. "Mel die AMKntCAN Aoiiicci.t,.,.;' " "'' ... I A I M . V . . ...a. IM.. n.. . ' 1 I . 11 " Cvelo, u, of iw,;;, ', ' "o.l World, a galea taTtati Raraaaag,. FREE AND ALMANAd II lnatr.yiauryorBialUtnI,r,a. . Kami or Roon and t IflkM or i .icto-i- I' wors on r.vrry riiiiijc-t .rt ,,, industry, I'm, ,. MdtSI!' ..en.iliilca, and rlitkM. 11',' ni' " culluri k AfTalrs, Kducatlou AllllUlllll, Of I illi'li.lni : f 1 1 nonuual Data, Hints for Each M ' Ball n 1 OSl " f ....... . . a 1 it-iiutii l 1 1 1 f A SAMPLE COPY z Taylor, the Hardware Man j 721 Main Street. z3 aaUUiiiniiiiiiuaiiUiiiaiauiua.iiiiiiUitiiiiuiiiiauiiiaaiis: New Goods... Josenh Ell iaiililiilli'lllllUllill iuliiiWllW Crescent THL MOST P0 ULAR WHEEL 1UK The Leading Harness ami .Saddle nan ufacturor of l a -i n Oregon. French Restaurant In connection witli... And Cheaper Than river.. lis Congress, on the uvo of adjourn ment, voted oni' month's extra pay to all employes of that Issly.a sum Uggre pMail",HUI of the people's money. After congress adjourned the republi can congressional campaign committee, composed ol congressmen who voted for the allowance of the extra pay, saw u chance to obtain a gmsl sum for re publican eampuign purposes, ami sent a letter to the favored employes re questing them to call on the secrciarv of the commitleo and make contribu tions, which were expected to ainoimt to fit), UU or more, lint the employes failed to resHuid and, insteud, gave to the iicw-p.ip.-r- tiie facts of theattempi on the part of u republican congress to take a lam.- amount of money from tiie people's treasury in order that the cause of the party might be further ed by "liberal contributions" from a "favored class. " The situation in (.'hum is alarming ami the government of tin- United Mates may not become directly in-1 volved in tiie solving of the present Chinese puxxle, because it lias been the time honored policy of this govern- I uiunt to refrain from interference in ! the internal attain of other nation but if the present condition of affuirs in China continue how long can the United Hiatus adhere to it present in primutivc tfailatj religion magic ami priests are magician- i ne savage would think that if th. BMaiOiae mail OOUltl not work miracle Mara onto bt ao use for religion iieiiKion, nowever, iIih-s iml dlsappe with tin- faith in Die Btadlelae man !'"". lien magic la'comes atedltad by science religion pur Iliad." UM... .1 . . . ..no noes noi recan tiie scene in which Muses an. I Aaron appeared be lor. Pharaoh? The n.ls f these lead ers in Israel were turned int.. serpents but tin, Bjyptlan magicians euuallei the feat by duplicating it. Aaron' rtM, However, swaiowed all the rest and mis wu- supposed to stump Aaron' serpent a.- siiis-rior. Dr. Cams men lions it as an interesting fact that th. snake charmers of J.gvpt iH-rform to .1,... .. ii..- ...... .Mi" ..... . i. ii ie,o. wil ell c.ili-,-l o. paralyzing a snake so as to render n mononiess. if,,' snake then looks lik, a slick, but it is not rigid. 11 i- not possible o draw a line be tween the religion f magic pure and simple aim the religion of intelligence or science. First the exorcism of the mugic is replaced bv praver, ami prayer, uaailier win, otkei religious I PoWICeil lor the purl...,,. ( attaining supernatural power- " higher religion is not attained until lie- lOBON ol religion is discovered in pracucai morulitv uud chuuged into vows. pra er 1 races of th,. religion of mugic are praraltat today and Dr. Oarui Eelievaa it will take raaab patient work Is'fore the raaaoaati of it are swept a "Ihe notions of magic still hold in tMMMaaa the minds of t. umslucuted and hulf-.siiicuted, and even the lead ers of progress feel themselves now ami then hampered by ghosts and auiiersti- nous. .Magic as a superstition and as u fraud is disjimsl ; but magic as an art will not die. "Science will take bold of it and ptftBaata it witli its own pint, changing it into scientific magic which tl destitute of all mysticism, occultism ami superstition, aiid comes io us a willy pluy for recreation and diversion. " Dr. ( urns maintains that It IM Mil iV . traordinary help to a man to Is' ai -aagilatad VlUl the tricks of prestidigi tators and he advises narents not i., neglect tins pliast Htirtieivs, Carpata, Laai Curtain Hail Patwr. Henitiinrters for White, Btaadavd and Rldtadga Scwinj; Machines JESSE FAILING afain St., atai Hri.in.. FOR Insurance Fir.-, Life, Aecideni, Plate tilass, eb LaFontaine Hotel Bert Meals In the City. upaa i ami iignt. Qui LaFontuine - Prop, Swltzler Hulldlng. Main St. Men's Wheels I adies Wheels Boys' or Girls' Chainless $25 anil $35 $20 and $35 $25 - - - $00 Another consignment of the $25 and S2G Wheels jus received. CRESCENT AGENCY East Oreyonian Building Loans on City and County Property, Real Estate Laa proved ami UbIib proved Oitr Lots naab BBBeaaa ami Wheal farms sSI ? J. R. DICKSON, Last Orejoaian Buildbaji The New York World. Thrice a-Weck Edition ALflOST A DAILV AT Till! PRICE OP A WLIiKLV. GOLDEN RULE HOTEL Cr.kOHtlH.Pmp. Th.- Only First CUi. and Campl.lu Hutel in tha City. year I CE Dolmv. is a ouuation II is ,.l.i .1.... "t" ""J1"'""' 111 '".' Hicat.oi, i in i T . uioir cliildren. Th isdioloa will have to be shaped U. suit laying the basia of a present age is o' i. -mi in world- j BRICK SAND W(M)I) COAL Alao Wholesale Agent for SUIUTZ MILWAUKEE BEER In bottles, birrele, or caara. I vis idiom No. 5 H. K0PITTKE. The most aldel) circulated "weekly" in w -paper in America is the 'Ihriee'.a Week edition ,,f The N. w York World, and with th, presidential campaign now at baud JTOU cannot do without it. Hera are am el the raaaran why ii is easily the leader in dollar a journalism. II Is issued even oilier da. . an. I I- to .11 purposes a dally. ...-, ween cacti Hineeriuer receives page- an len .luring Ihe "bu-v season pages each week. The rit'c is onlv si it mu It is virtually a' daily at the ariaa of .Will . . lis news covers evi'rv klioun ..( me worm. Wi'eklv newsiiaiH-r I.I siami alone ami liirnish such ,.!. ;.... asv. ssu.i ... .... , , .... . in u c-ii-wi ei, norm ha- at it- li- H.-ai ail nt the l'i'-.i,ir,...- il.. greatest near. paper in eaiateua tb, w under of nodeni journal ism- .unerica s iireaii st .New it bus been justly tors norm. lis H)iitical news is abaolBtely In. partial. This faat will ha ol aapaoial value iii tin' presidential oampaian coming on. The laist of current latlogj is found in its columns. Than are onlv some of the reasnn there are others. Head it and sec them ull. We offer this uncijuuli'd newspais-r am the weekly Last Orcgonian to gether one year (or $1'. T. regular .......... ,,,,- oi me iwo plllSTs Is The Tri-Weekly World and the Se,,,,. Weekly Last DroKOiiian on.' year for rligBas-- Bui aajM All Tn,n. I, laaak iioouu. iMln, Lighll. (iff Pruof Building. luai'.iitic mrm. win i. mioTsa v.i.,h ilresaliiR Till: HKANIil .11 111, .U,,J ....... i.u 1..II.H.... i.si ...... . .o.fc,',, m n cnrri 1 1 .-. uur orcvvivt uneri WeeSly Bast Oreftonian. $1.60 ) OranMe Jiidd Par mar, wi, !,00 Year Book and Almanac, .50 ) Our Price for All, $1.85 Ailiiresg. BAST OKI-.UONIAN PUB. Mendletun, I SEALS Notary and Corporation W.ftO to $6 J )elivcre Order of us and aave money. Ordem for Rubber Htaoipi also solicited. EAST OREGON IAN I'UH.CG ATTORNEYS. .1 1. 1 r. 1. . II A l.f. 1 , All, I N Y- Il 1.11 . .,111. e 111 .s uu iinini tcnl lioit I1. (i. II A! 1.1: V Jllii.l llllli.llllK. LAWYER. i 1 ui; i'cii....iii, ori'tfon. rum, 1.1 w . KITZOKRALD. ATTOBNIY t ITI In Ass.ielall.ili III.H k. iii.i;ki.i.i;y. at u :m:v a i i hi 1 'iii. .. in ass,,, 111, 1.111 in,,, k L. I. IIIIVH, ATTt I1N 1) V .VI LAW l inirl HI. H. A. LaWi m. nr. Kit 1 . a r 1 , ,;. ai 1 I '. Asms , ilium IIiiiMiui .1 A M KH A. nun, in, u I 'l.l. LA W "I 1 1, I. IN J! I IMIYSICiANS. IIU. W li. I '1 1 1, I'i I HI b'l. IN 'KMi.g Inn savins- lunk luiil.lu,.- llh, hum.. 11 I.' a in.; 1 tu 1 11. 111. Tviciiliuii.' 77. I'. . VIM'KNT. M. i. til l U K Kk'Al ul Kiral Nail, iiial Haul. lulu.. buunUut ui. : , to a p. oi. ill:, r. .1. SMITH. nKKU i: OVUM)! ii. ieii saviuu- 11,01k faueatai u, w i-i.iuiuii,. ... 11. 8. OARVIKLO, II. l. Ic I'livmeiau mii.I siirai.i H,lliiii. M'iMI'ail'AillJ . oanv m Ju UKNTISTS. K. A. VAITOUAN. UMM flHT, 11, Jmi.i nun. him. ol let . U HKATIK, I'. Ii. s. il I U K OVn S.1.IIIK- llllllk. lis. s.lllillll-l.l.'.l A. MANN, I HON TIM .1, Hl.Mik, over K II. I l,M ,. I.N ..,W'IA I . .lltllT Cor. Court .n Johnson Streets. PENDLHTON, OHEGON i-liainr." 11 1. riu,. I the Net ME OOD YARD agaMb A lUberly, Hnrprietora Talapi Good, pry Tranifaring ino S. Wot), also ( ',,,,! ami Trucking. 111 Any Prompl 'Mile. ( Mi Quantity, 1 bal very. 'in and Aitu Sis Wool for Sale . ' h i'0, , , kheOoUan Bala H M n. receive W4-ltt(J bid un Lots of Wool INo 8, , 13 and i7, about 500 sacks, m -Slid ! S oi reiKi' iiiimuv or ,. 1 1.:. 1.. ,v priviieae AHklllTKCTs AND HUILDI1S. I. I'. HOW A Kll A III' HI I la I AM'' 1 ,.,,!. makes ounDlvMi au.l nlia 1. Inn- fur liiol.liiiHs in Hi. ,ii) or MM KiMlli, 1,. j nail iiuii.iiiig. n . , ... um-, .1 I euiTu ' wmi 111. Subscribers to Magazines have It wut to you uioue Iwliia l,i j,,. isuii ir.tui.i,. , IK YOI' WANT Til SI II. s.rlls- lor uiasaiiiiv ,,r 111-w.p.r- In 11,,. Pulled siaie. or Kurope, reuili, uy isi.tsl Hole, check 01 wild to Hie E..T llskw.' sus tUe Ucl publlalisra' pries of the publloaliou you desire, ami ,. uo. ai..i auuuie all rl.k ol the last . It uln Mini rl.k II ' . ' JM Ihe K..t ii:J..JM"" "" h'"'"' rll.er THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD BANKS AND UHOKiiRS. TH K I'KNOLKTON gAVlNOfl HAS HsuiUeloo, Oreaen. ('rtfams.-.l M.u. l.U caplial, Jlim.imi loleiMl all...... I nut poalu. Rxeoana ImiiKlu su.l -el l eiialll cIlHll iMUUh.. Hlsclal all. .1111011 um-ll kicall tt , , hurul.il, in . ,1 .. N J vi.-.- i-realdenl ; T. J. Morri., ea.kier. KIB8T NATIONAL HANK"! ATHBSA 111.S011 1 s,.,,., I r.e.l.'i. "I' ,'. I " Uli .l on luuu ili lnlslls. ival III WKMI. 1. ' -I . ...t tisil-. I Olio hell- I'TetUl. I. iide.l lo. Ileui v L. A.iu lus. eioi'leul; M. Arlluir, vice-i.re.l.leul ; K I lurui-ll, I iui : 1.. V. liaritell. utiiuui cu.iiiir. KIK8T NATIONAL HANK "I I'KM'UI ion. 1 I,..,.. ........ . . ' ""J is 11 u' 11. is, iiMiikiutf liii.iiii'.i.. txi'liaW and lelearuliliic Iransfen wel Ull 1 itli.tf. rrauciaco, .New itk an.l nili Jpnl jiiu He NortliH'c.l brails liraun .in , IHU..J.I"1 Hll'l KuiolH". Mttkes lollii'll'ill-nil IVMOUfif leriu.. Iivl Aukeii), preslilsall 11 ,.-,., .-i.l, u, . I'. II ttn. Ic la.lli.r. M iliierusey, ssai.uul csshier. I'll.-: KA KM Kit's I'.AVK ill VKsTl). .--Ion. I .lev,,,, li... I Iui. in...- k'. ..i.... i i.i u,.a u.ta I.'' lection, promptly eltsaded lo Affair. In"' xotllsnf eouai lion, and ... reuurusi "I"" 5 inverliualnili . on, ml,,, r oi i, .n, .n-iMe t lll'' OfBeers: n. jauiesoo. pre.iilei; os. ,. ITo.-b.tel. vice uresideut ; C. II. PtM. fs"'' I. 11. Klllgorc, a.i.isut cashier; 'limn II. A II .,., .. .1 i..n... I I iiii.'.u. 1 oi uv, j. r IToclMdel. Klllgore, Hoberl Jniniae". u- riuLTturt .nt' colmuns I . i " " " yc.ll. Ill ;u um.,.. I. uBgun aiarcb i. iunn ii i. .... j: - ." in ill .,,;,;.. ";".? ",M P'a lo tile paire PublioaUon w ia ra! farm papers, and wil. ..." VV". , u " place am.; n... cihttcs for pui.lisi.ing a larm paper of the firs, T"'1 ,haa a" fc- latum, why aaod your ...oU Lt? wk a" of wi'le drcu to tha Northwest alarm , IwpaSf 0 JiL S? ",al"t!'i K U the interests of this aactiou? WWUalloq, ami devoled 1 In- price of the W i i i r v I .' , ..M , , wi.i Mad our paper and the lirt""" l a. Vear We 1 Ukii'c, iM , . " "vaiice. VJKUOON1A.N PUB. CO i'cudkum Oreijou. I IN I'Ol ' N 1 1 TM K KOl.l.i'W IN" AV uial I.,,. u...ii ik..ii un be the Cilr BM ami Mill be sold si the esiilrahoi, oi leu ami epci,i.i-i, : (jO. ., , ra,' brali'lra '" mi left .houiaif lor l O.tn One dark Of N hor.e "'Hill- abollt l ,olin. SKou no n, l, I. in, nil. Uil, l'sled Jiiuc M, imm - .- J. U. UBATIIMAN. I) sWIM. HID8 8KALKP BIM.WJ1S d ni Hie oltne oi Hie , lerk SK Hi, un in li in ui Jul)' -', "77 kJ .i. .. . nun in u- . . BAST HKALKH Is- le. eu dl.lrlel No siaiy-uve cord, or wisal, ou. umi , . in and one halt ul bin. k eiiie sai , -'-" - en Iriuii live limber. Fifty 'or,'u iiuss 1 1 ye red i acluwl huiutun ihe hill ' . "i cord- lo be dehv. led oil Ihe Hal " 1 lo be delivered not later Ills" fiH;J iaw. Tl.,- right I. raserve.1 m " lejl Ml " 1,1.1- l.l'.NA HIsllOl , l letk WMK! TUe Bast Oregoman is Ba g gon'. repre.enl.tivc paper. ' Z 'he people appreciate it and "'fLf tbeii liberal patroDaae. It is tB. aar aaediuaa ol UMa .at'w