East Oregonian : E.O., June 20, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

The Fourth of July
is- draw in! near. Are ymi gniiiK to etlehratc'.' Now i- the
time to prepare . Wo are i-llinir it tint- quality of White
Qoodi t 5 cents a yard. An elegant line of Neckwear just
received, and price lire Otlt in twain.
With every dallar purchase you get a guess
for a gold watch.
THE MAGNET CASH STORE
Clements & Wilson.
Court and Cottonwood
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private inilividiialn or for government,
the sct-d of aristocracy, of tiioiuiiol,
of privilege mid of trust in Mown, and
gOVWUIMnl of the people, hy tin- path
pi.', for the people will eiiri'h n.-r il i
DAILY. WKHKI.V ASK SK.MI-W KKKI.V """""" 1:1 1 trth. No j -
.n tin- J pic can nurse a viper in their hnsum
Bait OregoSklaii VuhlishlnK Company, .and en. ape il- deadly ftfujl it tune
passe "valid title" will pas into the
liatnlH of the few, who will toil not
and neither will they spin, hut they
mil wear tin.' linen und live upon the
fat of the land, and a journey on
the landless will become more and
more desperate until government will
topple over from it- uwn rotten weight.
There in a remedy: I apitaliro the
land, and along with it all other
monopoly, by placing the hurden of
government through taxation iion the
value of land only, leaving all pro.
llllctK of litre r free
any kind, hailing
j repuhl ie in doomed
, will have to give l
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ftollil noeparil a.l.niktnnl, til Sini-Wrkl, Wkly of
Dally, hr.1 InMrtioa. i, tn.li.fi ... . ... h .uritc.ur.t tnaa.
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from taxation of
to do this, the
und a free people
their llliertio.
KtitvIk-Iv in getting to know that
there in going to h" an excel lent
Fourth of July eeleliratioii in I'endle-ton.
President Mi'Kinley Iihh had "hll
picture took'- facing three ways. A
variety of position is nothing new to
the president.
Mark Manna'-, convention at l'hila
ilelphia in running smoothly. With
Mark at the helm the party in "Male."
Mark in for "wnind money."
Theodore llooaevelt has shown that
he in made out of most ordinary htl
mail until, by allowing himself to
weaken in Ii in refuaal of the vicc-presi-lential
iiominatiou.
The registration I k- have elomii
in Wallu Walla and there are only I,
fttKl registered vote on the roll. Here
we have evidence that the population
ot the tinmen I itv ha- I n over
tuted. II never, Wall. i Walla i a
good, no I id town.
PARTISAN ISM IN IITIKS
The problem of nmdem iiuinn ip.il
government in how to keep -late and
national Mrty politic from interfer
ing too largely in the management
of purely city affairs. The average
pers-.n who given the mutter proper
inoiigiiT na- neen -I rin k liv the al
MNllty 01 connecting national poliolw
wiin purely local mutter for in
stance, free tnnle or protection with
the cleaning ol streets, or tliu linancial
problem with UMHesMiientH for asphalt
paving or cement idewalka. The
inoveint'iil for a distinct city govern
ment has gone to the extent of de
manding the absolute divorce of
national and naniolMl politics with
out, apparentlv, taking into con-nlera-
The city council pud commerciul as
social ion in I'endleton need to give at
tention to the taking of the census, liy
u littl ncert of action all of the pen-
pie iii I'endletoii can be registered.
Without it the k, nlation of I'einlletun
is goinj; ,. l. reported short.
Matt tinny and loin Platl, two dis
reputable Militic:il bosses. pushed
ICooaevelt for the vici-presidency, but
Hum put his foot on the little boos
let ami it dieil a'lsjrning, und it is
better for ItooHuvell that it did.
K.sisevelt , too virile a man to be
bnriiil in the vice-presidential chair,
with I'lutt und Quuy us his pall-U-arera.
Kichard Ciocker, Hie head of Tum
ruaiiv liall in Neu York, is lanitirriug
liimaelf with the view ol removing
from power those in the association
who have been iileiititied with the ice
trust. This is .1 il Hhuiild be. A
ilelnoirullf II. -t It HI n . i. -Iioill.l never
lend uid to individuals who would use
ineir trust- 1. 1 put prolll in their
jsiekets. iein.nrutic organiitutioiis have
been lux in this ress-ct und it is high
time that they were getting Iwck to
their moorings oi opual rights i all;
special privileges to none.
Professor Monitor!, of Xe York,
uiurriml a very young girl with a view
of training and forming her mind alter
Ilia own ideas of character. lie ha
JUKI tiled ii divorce proceedinj; in w hich
he alleges that the youihfiil co-res-Hjhdcnt,
wli in a mere achoolboy,
wrote love letters Ui this frivolous wo
man of the profHHor's own chiKiaing,
and with her full consent, in which
he referred to the churacler mouhler
us "hia nibs." The man who ntarls
out to mould character to order is all
kinds of ii fisd, but u man who
miucnes prolessor - Ui Ilia name ia
likely to make an exhibition ol his
Ignorance at any time.
The Portland Dregoniun says truly
"the validity of title to the lund in
linliu or Maaaachuscttn or Oregon is
win rigiu oi man to slaughter or
subject wild bouata or wild men to
ilia m ii it. That is the way civili.u
tion has got forward. It bids the hu
muii wild buaat to surrender, liy or
die." And it could have .elded, that
"valid titles" confer upon one class
of men 4ie privileges of musters and
upon others the humiliation of alaves.
The power of capitalisation and trusts
iiaa its origin in "valid titles," which
enable oue claas to lord it over others.
Landlurda are poaaible even under u
republican form of government, which
mukes too much of the Oregoiiian's
conception of "valid titlua." Men
hould be given the full rights of UN
and occupancy of land, but when it ia
mode private property, or public pron-
rty, iu abort, capituliaod for either are likely -to
lion we rem place Hie city imlils in
the nati inal economy or the peculiar
conditions nader which national
parlies" are organized and conducted
in this country. According to Professor
Frank .1. losslnow of C'oluuihia uni
veriity. who intelligently discusses
tin- nueation in the Iiitcrnationul
Monthly lor JatM. this is ask inn too
much, und is something not likely to
he reulixeil. Hut he ueknowleilies
the service already rendered by these
reformers and truces from what thev
have accomplished ultimate condition
under which municipal government
will Is- conducted with an eve single to
the needs of the loculitv and without
taking any account of this or that state
or national political ftiUf,
In a general way tin- isisition lukeu
hy tOe reformers i- thai municipal
governineiil should be distinguisheil
by il- business character. They corn
pure the city to a private corporation
and regard municipal voters us in verv
much the same positions us corporal''
stockhohlers. The corporate orgauixu
tlOD il said lo offer un example of u
proper municipal organi.al ion. lr.
ti blow classes the remedies which
IlllVe been adocate., and in some instance-
applietl, in order to do UWUV
with the llllerlerelice of political
parin- in municipal government, under
two heads. "In the llrst piuce tliev are
of u politicul character ; thut is, tin y
ittempt through exhortation and
political agitation to convince the
voter- in the citic-ot the propf let o
whul is culled 'non-partisan' in n n ie i mil
government. The other class
of remedies has consisted in the at
tempt by legislation to separate in the
minds id the voters municipal from
state and national issues. "Kroin
neither of these classes of remedies
dis s Air. (loislnou see any criiiuiielit
results, except that through the second
there has been a cultivation ol public
opinion upon the subiect. City gow-rn-nieiit-
ure an i evervwhere in this
ColllltrV Conducted he the ., . I, ..... I I
parties, t'ity elections are in almost
.ill cases fought out on narlv lines
oca I leaders of Hie national ami
they niny have now over IhOM who
administer municipal affairs. In point
log to thi- interference as an evil, Mr.
GoodnOW does not DDMII that tin city
should be entirely free from slule MM
trol. He believe- such control hires
nary for the proper enforcement of law.
but he Would Hot have it exercised by
the legislutnre direct. The administra
tion of scl Is, Charitable ami penal
institutions and boards of health hy
stale boards is given as tin example of
effective stale control that does not
apear lo he repugnant to cities. It i
noted that in the schools the Influence
of national and stale political rates i
felt little today, because this influence
may be wielded indirectly through (In
state board or aaaat; end this leadi
Mr. Qoodrvow toaajM ''Wentay then
assume as Iheoretically orohalile that
I he tatabl lehtarenl of an effective state
administrative control in the place of
the present Ineffective legislative con
trol over cities will reduce the desire
of political parties to interfere with
municipal government. We may also
assume that such an administrative
control will not he so likely to lie
made use of for political reasons as in
the present legislative control. "
After all, the snlitt ion of the problem
rests with (he people ol Hie cities.
"What is needed is not so much the
expulsion of the national party from
municipal political as the Ability upon
Hie part ot the people to consider
municipal issues, which have grown so
enormously important within recent
years, Iroin the point of view of the
city alone, nninfluenoed in anv tray
by the interests of the stale or nation.
.Summing up his conclusions, Mr,
(ioodnow believes that the influence of
national parties upon mi.nieipal gov
ern) it in the United Slates may he
eliminated in the following way:
"In the lirst place, the slate should
establish an effective central control
over the act ions of municipalities, so
far us they are acting as state agents.
"In the second place, nivts shouhlthe
passed and an enlightened public
opinion should be cultivated which
MXMtld prevent the national and state
parlies troin making use of municipal
patronage, contracts and franchises in
I heir own interests.
"In tin' third place, the municipal
organ i.at ions should lie so simple und
the powers ol municipal authorities
should In1 so ureal that Hie municipal
voter should he abb- to know at the
time be easts his vote thut the per-ons
for whom he is voting ure able to curry
out within a reasonable time a munici
pal policy which had been under con
sideration. "
Hut lirst of all it is necessarv to gel
an understundiiigof Hie position which
Hie city occupies in the general scheme
oi state govern nient, man which it
cannot at any time he complctclv dis
sociated. It also would be a decided
move in the right direction if the
national parties, in seeking to in
lluence municipal polltloii would adopt
for thut pursise distinctively
municipal polieiati
Skin Diseases
When the excretory organs fail to carry off the waste material frpffl th ivstcni. JPf
mal accumulation of efW matter which poisons and clogs the bl I and it becomei sour ami wu.
This poison is carried through the general circulation to all parts of the body, ami upon
the skin surface there is a redness and eruption, and bv certain peculiarities we recognize i.cretna.
Tetter, Acne, Salt Hhenm Psoriasis, Ervsipclas ami many other skin troubles more or ess severe.
While the akin is the aeat of Irritation, the real disease is in the blood Medicated lotions ana
i-m tiinv .i:t ix lli.' it, him. ami linrttitio lxnt ti.-xrt nirr tin mattei how long and laitniuuy
continued, and the' condition is often aggravated ami skin permanently injured by their use.
The disease is more titan skin deep; the entire circulation is poisoned.
pouah, etc., not only do not cure skin diseases, but toon ruin the digestion
AND
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variety foul InlHresi ,,i In ,or U
or a,vhe bt"ua "" iCtSa
The many preparations of arsenic, mercury,
and nreak uown me constitution . j
S. S. 8 nature's own reme.lv. made of root,, herbs and barks, of preat purifying and tnii.ca proper ttM, n' J 'J
effectually cures blood and skin troubles, lieeanse it goes direct to the root of the disease ami stimulate and res ores n"''
healthy action to theMiffereitt organs, cleanses and enriches the blood, and thus relieves the system o All poisonous wn'
S. S. S. cures permanently because it leaves none of the original poison to refermenl in the blood and cause ., Iresii a tai a
Healthv blood is m-cessarv to presi'rve tna: . leai. siii.n.t., s ,, . ..... i ...
plcxion so nuirh d.-ircl b. a'll : S S . u be relied upon y,th certainty to keep
the blond iu perfect older. It has beta curing blood and akin diseases for half a cen
tury ; no other mi dicine can show such a n cool
S S S contains no poisonous minerals - is purely vegetable and liartnleas.
Our tbedlcal department is in charge of physicians of large experience iu treating
blood and skin diseases, who will take pleasure ill aiding bv their advice and direction all
who desire it. Write fully and freelv about your case ; VOUt letters an- held In stnetes
.i in t. -Umm ..it.,..r for this service Our book on Wood anil
ill 111 It 111 l, YTC III. .AC 11" in. hi. n.i" " -" "V . r, IU., A
Skin Diseaaes will be sent free upon apphcation. THE 8WIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA , C
TO THE wise ainm?mmmmmwfnmmmn.mmnv.Tmnmimmmm
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ITS FARM FEATURFS."
el und saeeewftU fari,n . ''"'11
with llluatrnllon oralila Ii
to make It Invaluai.lu to thoava kVh imW
f..r living." The lats.t ,x , ri.
'nnmereh.l Agrlrtttlttr,, ,7, f. , " '
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THE FAMILY FEATURES: -
Jll sa. . .1.1 IP Ill -il'
(limit, l'llrxll. Cmiteata
ami X'liutltr Folka' 1'tki.
this Department of aa Bructivalna am' l''
eat aa most, of the Special K,iiy fSff"'
"irt se.
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A Cyclopedia of Progress and Events
I All senitlnir their subscript!,,. . , ,
elnlililiiLi ..ITi-r. are ito-as, ''.r..nr
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Harvest Trade. 1
AMI till M AOKli'llLTtlHts
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.Ilk
'1 Ui Mum,
'ami AI.MANAI' for IWHI. Tills arsai l.t I
din of I'roare.s n. t , ... .. "
I at'tlllg, i
When in nueil of.
Like a Hash ol lihtmnv. sudden and
t.ntliiiK. disease atnkes down many a
man. Yet there have lieen wjrnitiK
uisjii wanitiiKS, unheeded. I-'otsI has
lain like a llc.ivv weight 111 the stoiniuh
alter eating. There have been Ik-IcIi-lUKs,
bitter tilings in the nioutli, ucrv
ousueas, sle plenMieas and );rowiuj( irri
tabibiv. Instead ol littcuili), to these
Wai.lllllSJI. rccourae has la-en had to some
of the nerve numhiiiK palliatives that
cover but never cure disease. Many
serious diseases bi'Kin hi a diseased con
dition of the stomach and, org. ins of
digestion and nutrition. l'or such dis
eaaes there is one medicine which rarely
fails to effect a complete cure llr
Herce's ( loldcn Medical Ihscovcrv cures
ninety-eight tier cent, of all who give it
a fair ami faithful trial. It ia a trims i
auce medicine and contains no alcohol
"I was afnulrtl wlih what Ihs tl.H-tora railed
nrtvoll . lieu. ..Hull " wrttrs Mr 't it l evel
of Lrvrr. Klchlan-t Cu . I C "I took medlcloe
front ittv laintlv itlryalciatl to ao avail in look
lUk; over one of Ur I'iert'e'a Menioraniluni
Hooka, 1 loutt't my case Jeartibetl esacUy '
wroli- to von mi l itiinl,- ii alutrnirnt. y.m sent
Mfl i iletkt-rttaive lial of queallotia. also aotue
hygiralc rulra I carried intake out aa brat I
conlil. tail thouirht myself incurahle as i auilcreil
an much with pant uiutrr my rib and au rniity
let-lttia in my kti'tnaclt Al main would have
SBM et hra feel and hands, allertialely. I was
gettina uervoiia und anffcred u arrat deal men
tally, thtlkktna that death would soon claim tm
Alwitys eks-cleil anini lltlua ilitilaual lo i a
place; wii irritable and tuipailetit, and areailv
reduced 111 ttt-sli. 1 could acarcely rat any ttUai
thut would ttiit produce a liad Irellna In inv
atoiuach Allet some heailiiltt.n. owing to mv
tin in. In. -s aaalust patent medicines I ,1,-i l.te.l
to try a few hotllcsol lit I'ierce's i.olitett Med
teat Dtatsiverv and Hrtlels ' Alter lakilta arv
rral buttle of each, found 1 wan no proving. I
eaallsesn tm all SMaUM si aaatv, ott ami on
until I was cults! "
farmer, or those who intend planting
their gardens or doing spring cork of
any kind in this line, you will llnd
everything in garden tool" and seed,
barb wire, staples, nails, heavy and
shelf hardware of the very best
quality and nt the lowest price-, at
W.D. Hansford &Co.'s
I'endleton, Oregon.
New Goods.
And Cheaper
Than liver..
Hay Porks,
Cable, Axle
'tutor, Weal
iiul ( ' lindei
tin' CSM Of
si.rs, or ii
Eia litre for i
Hoe Downs, wire
( Ire w)t Eldorado
Ya. Bltok I il. !ap
Oil, l iotnpound (by
barrel . Rope of all
good Stove or Steel
if cook house, i sail ami
C.VC'OI
World, a llnidii to Maikei
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: mbt kTMs aaia mm ur n n
3 LULL ,m huuk I
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It Is n treasury of r.tatlstlra. rnvi
Farm or Houin, and or ion t
f no xviira on nvery smiIium i i
tettejAji
eitltttri . Industry. (NirilltleleM ami M -l . . Cl- I
lie AlTalra, Kconomleii, and l"..llt-s; BSiiS 1
I Taylor, the Hardware Man 1
7J1 Mala strc-ji
aiiuiiiiiuuuiaiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiuuiiiiiuauii.iiuiiiiuiiiiiiirc
altllinallnn Kellirlon unit BrMla . 1. Vl""'
AiiniMiiu! of Bshadaie. r r . - .iiii,!?
nomlcal Uato, Illets tor ESt h Jl . iiii.iaiii
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k" S HI ei ,k,t,,tl
insti toteakaaC
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illili.iiliiUliiiiuilitliialiiiiiia.i.iiiu.aiiiiik.in.iiiit.l.iiiai.luaiiiilaiiiiiiF
Portieres,
Car pete.
Lace Curtains s
Wall Paper.
Dr. Pierce's. Pleasant. Pellets
UOaltilfS cure lot constipation.
arc a
The
state parties are powerful InSeMBeea
lor if'""! or for ovil in municipal xov-ernntant.
l or this apparent failure .Mr. t il KM I -now
expresses regret, bin he find- in
tie- development of the nation logical
reason. for existing conditions.
American cities, from the beginning
Ol their history, have been sacriliced
iu the solution of real quaationi ol
national politiea, which was made by
the civil war, that the n eual proh-
leeO came lo bs Oonsillerad ,,i impor
tance. Within the last quarter oi a
ci-ntur , however, the growth ol urban
ooiuBunitiat bus bean so great that
qitast loni which, prior to l7u, Wi.r
matters ol coiuparalive uniins-,rtance,
hav. became ol supreme importance
Mr. (iisalnow says there can he
greater niistake than t. exaggerate the
evil conditions which exist in .i,,,.ri
can cilirw, ami he follows this uitii tt
li-t thoWing that most substantial pm
greas has been Bade which would not
have been possible bad cilv govcrn
in, uts been as bail as thev have some
times been represent,.,). Political
parlies ariail to busy themselves in
municipal politics because the cities
fiav. so largely to do w a 1 1 the enf.kreel
nieiii in siate lawi piasaasvvjnon the
statute Ismks by the legislators ami
iiimi.i which their reiuitation ms ,, ,,i-
oi polltleal onanlMtioni may ret.
The largest stock of Saddlery , Har
ness, Tents. Waxon Covers, Can
vaa, Lsp Dusters, Kopc, String
Leather, etc., ia kept by
Joseph Ell
Headquarters lor White.
St. in lard and Bktfedgt
Sewing ItgchluSS
JESSE FAILING 1
Main St., near Bridge.
Oregon Lumber Yard
....Sl-U.S...
Lumber,
lath.
8hiDalei
Bullatag Paper,
lar I'.iper.
Mouldiogs
Pickets
Lime end (lenient,
Brick and Band,
Sash and Doors,
Screen Umirsik Windows,,
Terra Cotta Pipe.
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iWen'sS Wheels
l adies Wheels
Boys' or Girls'
Chainless -
$25 and $35
$20 and $35
$25
- - $00
Another consignment ol the S25 ..ml $20
Wheels jus received
CRESCtfNT AGENCY Last Oreionian Building
Borie & Light, Prop's
Alta St., opp. Court House.
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PHYSICIAN!).
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Inn Mayings Hunk luiii liii.. itill., Ituun. Ill
to IJ a. ui. ; I In . . 111. hlsplMMS ";.
K. W. VINCKNT. M. H. OKKIUK UUII
ol Kirat Nall.iiiul llniik UHca iiuur. U m II I
a. ui. ; I Iu II p. ui.
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Irir Only lint Clltl
and Cumpieii. Holn
in Irrnt ty.
n- i-"" Vf sia5sssssssssssw
Bus Mert' All Iratflt.
Ires- tiamplr Kotiint,
tiMtni Lsasa.
lim Cruiil Bu.tfinK
Cor. Courl and Joh
ison Slrects.
PENDLETON. OHEG0N
II. H. OABFIBU), II. I).
ic riiyMciaii ami Hurscui
Hull. hug
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DKNTISTS.
K. A VAUOHAN, IU.N 1 1 -1 tiHUtll
III Jlltlil HlllMlli,;.
A. I.. IIKA I I i: It. I), H. lll'KU L t'VtKl
avian "auk das atliiiincc .. I
K. A. MANN. DKNTISI INA.iIA-l
Una Mluck, iivit v . H. Clopkin .mo
A 111 II 1 1 iu I s AND UIIII.UKRS.
T. K. 1 1 I V A Mil Alirlllll 1 I AN'I
porlntuiiilviil. iiiak mi ml ''I
1.1.111a lur biilltlnias 111 lie . ii) ur luumrM
lioum 17, luil bulltlllia
The Leading Harness ami Saddle ITan
ulacturar ol liaatern Oregun
mm
lor
Tins point raistta tin-iiutistioii
ui) " iiiiiui-nci- olllsltli' III 1
1...... 1 ac . . . 1 : a
i.oat 110,111.- int- iiiisum. o, unjr
luriiicrb nap iH-en in i-ouanli-riiuj
city an urgaiiixution uxcluaivalv
tin satmlaclioti of local Jitasln. Iiul
11 1- usually intrusted .frtfo a long
Heries of functions lt. LioSjBKli.tJic,- of
wliii-li iiili-rt-Ms must ifirTiyllit- iH-oolt-of
Hi,- statu uh a wliojc. ami lor il..
reaaun Hi,- uolltieal narties at tin. ami..
lai teuucioun of uii) Id. I
Insurance
Kin-, Lift.-, Ai-citl.-iil, I'luti- tilaaa, U-.
Loans
' On CUyaml County l'narty,
Real Estate
Uaipr.iv.ai tUlA lniiot,r,o..,l riu il
Sl.sk Haii. lic- and Wheal Faruia '
Tin- most iiii-iv t? I rtn I a tad
ncwsia r in Aiiu-rica ia the
Wct-k Mitkai of Tin- Nan .
ami with tin- UMaldantlal
"wivkly"
Th rice-ark
World.
campaign
NEW WOOD YARD
SEE
J. R. DICKSON,
Kaat Oregoiiiaii liuildiug.
now at haiiil yon cannot do without it I
MM ari- tOSJM of tin- reason- why it
ia eardly the leader in dollar a year
journal iain.
It is issued e verv other duy, and is to
all porpaaM a daily.
Kverv week each siiliH-riher recent -.
is BMM and often during the "Imav"
aeason 111 fiagea each Week
The price is only l ter vt-.ir.
It in virtually a' daily at the price oi
a weekly.
Its iiewa covers- every known part of
the world. No wtekly iiewi.pap.-r could
slam I alone and furnish niich service.
The Thrice-a-Week World has at it-
dlapoaal all of the raaonroai ol the
graalaal nawiaSM in tiliianru tin
wonder of iiukdern journal isio
"America's Greatest Newspaper," as
ii ha baan justly tarmod The Nt w
York World.
Its ikulitical news is abaoltltely im
paiiial. This fact will ! of sauavial
value in the prenideiitial oainuaiirn
com mi.- on.
Ihc In-al of current Sction ia found
111 it columns:
These are oalvsomc of the reason-
there are otliara. Kead il an. I m,
Ihem all.
ur.. .... .Li. . .
11. oner litis uiicoiia ,.,i n. ...
an.l the twakly Kat (Irewonian t,,.
tjetherone year for J. The rtsnilar
jjillwriptiou price of the two papers is
Tit.- Tri-Wisakly World and the Sen.i-W.-eky
Kaat Oretjonian one year for
Qoodi Dry
TraMisferinti
Sinllli & llaberly, I'nipriet irs.
Wood, also Cot! in Any Quantity
end Truoking. Prompt Delivery!
Talopitoo n'
Van Orsdall & Ross handle
PIRE ICE.
OWfce Cor Mam and Alta Sis
BANKS ANll BHIIKtHS.
THK PKNIItilCTUN HA VI. MM
I'sadlstoa, Orsgon. Orgsuliml asrssl
i-HI'ilHl, luu,uiu. iniereat alluwcl "ii 111
I "'-1 Kxclianac liuualil sii't M.l.luliall
1 ,(..i. Mlluts. H-t in I alteiilluu -" f '"
lloaa W. J, Fiiriuali, pruki.lcut; J- a.
vie. itrualiivnt ; T.J. Murria, . ailiiur.
No lr,Vs
No I',
I'oiul Bad
Ourlaa Maaulaaturau , ,
l eave Orders at Ollice or Telephone No.
KIKST NA TIONAL HANK Ol A I HL sl
UrSSjoa. Capital, flar,UUi. u:- -l-.ITJW-t,-r.-al
..It linn. il..iuklls lic.il- 111 liirt-IS'l '
iloaisslte uacliaiiMi- Colleeliuu i-ruiui.il
I. It-lcl Iu. Ilk-ui. I A-lillic, pi. "I.
McArlliur. ylcc uri-.l.k-llt . t I llarunll.
iari 1 w Hsratlt. ssililin' ossbisi
KlUSI N A I I ON A LIIA N I. 1 1 1 I'KNI
lull. Capital, "u,uii; iirplu. l7.i,uuu J
ads a Ktiuural Imltkilit; bilinira WSS
nuil IvlcKraplnc trnlialvra aul-I ull ''a'1"!
I-ran. in . i, New Vurk ami prim Hal ft
tltu Nurlliwv-al. Drafts lnu uu I "
ami Kurui,-. Makes culln I mi J""!"
leriua. Iy Auki-ny. urta.iti.-ul; . si
tins nrssltjant: ' J Wade, usiaasT
liiksruss, sssistsat naihltr
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Icctluus lu'tiliiiitly Ulli'llilt'il t
um-i-lleiit i-ululltluii, iiiul M i' I
IllVcallgalllill cullllllllli'c ul 1 -I
unit-era: ft. JaiucMUi. -i
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Affall. Ill 1
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Wool for Sale
Uraw, J. K. Klllaurc, Hubert Jamiw.
rruelialel. -
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of rejeottug any ot all Id, is.
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I mal lta l.-ii lakcit u-' """ ' ; '-. jar.
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The Bast Oregonian is "'''J,0,
gon'B rcpressntalivc papci '"ft W
i the people appreciate u aaa
, their liberal pslruusK' " "
tiaiug medium of tais secuoa-