East Oregonian : E.O., June 22, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

The Fourth of July
is lrii iii(r near. Arc you going to I
time tip prepum. We arc selling n
(hicmIm at "1 cents ii yiinl. An delimit
reeoivcil, ft rid prices are cut in twain.
ilebMtof
Him qnal
Now is the
itv of White
line of NmIWIH just
Willi every ilallur purchase you gel a jflMoM
tot a kIU watch.
THE MAGNET CASH STORE
Clements & Wilson.
Court and Cottonwood
FRIDAY, JUNE
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PENDLETON,
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Una'opt, pat oaak. I y arriri . .
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Itnf Ij buvici ...
mi wiuu ! Rimoe umi
On cop, onr year
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Trial tub rlplion
Slngla u.obota
WBBKLV M-MCmiTION BAtMl
I in. copy ont r..t
t",- cocia tia month
1 n.i tunc, t.t'tiun
ftafltl. (upy
auvaariatN'. a itu i
iDiM'lay A.natliaaitieiita.l
Oo Incli. of laat. In saineWeakiy t month . . . .
OaJ Inrb. or lata. In 'laila ptr nmnlh
Two inc Ufa. i l laaa. in lla.la ami tkaaklr pat m.intl.
Oaat thro, in- hat, 8ami.Wrakly.paf inch par Month
Oaat Ihiaaln, ha, llaily, pat In It par month . . .
tar thraa in. tia.,lr Dana andVt rak l . pat Inch pa, month a mt
tins in. na of laaa. In Waaklv pat month , . a OS
Qf Ikrtalatrita, In Waakiy.r In. h pat month . ... I a
Ovat thtao it,, ha, in Tuaauay'a laaua of S, mi Waafcl, ,
pat lm h pat month .... y
ra.i.1.1 noopkfa.l laatltaiftnla In SameWrakl, . Waaklt of
Da.lt.tittt tnaottiua. pat m.h.fi .'. . aath itt,e.uaal ibMaa
aton. c .
LaK.l ootlcoa, lan cant pat MO, a a. h intcrtloa
Tlia- rt hi Ii I i . uti - are mm i-iiktaktiil in
tlmt tlelilitini bMlMM of minting
cllickcnn liefnre tliev are lnitelieil .
The irutei'tive tariff. BM iiktuin re
ceiveil the enilnrHeiiieiit nf the repillili
tan party in national ronventnui
umemlilitl. The party till clinjs to
the mother of trusts ami roliltery ly
taxation.
Ignatius Donnelly, the viee-presi-
letltllll c.lll.llilltte ill tile miiltlle ot tin
mailers, savs silver vva- oriktina I h the
"moon nietal." Mag UMd bf th
puna 1 1 pricstli I n ilerorate til
temple- of the moon, a- v"ii wa- use. I
to ilecorate the temple- of the hum.
The I'hilmlelphia Time- hiivh the n
milt nf the Orektoii election will
henelit rather than weaken the ilcnm
erats hefore the country in Nnvetnher.
Its.n- it will reniilt in searinn them
into niiiniini a platlorm . n wliirli a
majority of the voter of the country
can net together. The Time- is a re
publican paier.
The republican parte is iiktain niinle
to promise to tin some thini; for the
Niearaitua canal. Itui the republican
party ha- hail an ahuuilaiice of oppor
tunity to ilo Noinethiiik! lor thin ureal
national enierpnse, yet It ha ilone
nothin(. Promises ure very well in
their way, hut those who are free-t
with them are aluat- -..-, -' when it
ComeM to performance. A pnnni-- t
elieap, erforuiauce in vaiuahle.
The price of wheat ill Chicago ia
stculilv Koint! nkyaanl, all heciiUtM "I
the ueeil of rain in the Dakotai ami
.Minnenota, the itreat wheat bsll of
the Northwerit. Calamity in a lar.-e
elariH of prniluier- mean- "pronrily "
to NHculatorn ami to other prohicert
whone crop- hifipeu to escape a ilrotith.
Wiieii priMperity to one cIhhm DOMM
from calamity to another it i- a comli
tiou that no civilieil, t'hri-tiatii.i il
man kIioiiIiI crow over or rejoice about.
The Karl of Airlie, killeil in South
Africa a few day- ayo, OWDftl irtt.IMN)
acren of luml, principally in tlie
United States. The luml of thin re
public it. "jet tiny into the Iiuiuih of the
few, who hold "valid iIUcm" in it
and the time in couiinv! when govern
Ml of, by and for the M-ople will
Tih from the face of the earth.
There in one remedy ana in it landlord
inii, and that rein,d 1- UMSlngln tax,
which will prenervi etpial opportun
ities to u men.
The nomination ,,f KiKwevelt for
vice-premdeut wan furcetl I ay I'latt, tlie
republican arty Ikih of New York.
He forced KiHwevelt to clmnije hi
aMi Alihoiinh weak and nick from
tt brken rib lie played the hand of
politic- ut I'hilailel; hia with InJInlta
.kill. The "Kuiiy Ui,h" f N,. York
dominated the situation. He made
Mark llanna appear like a novice in
politic, no Nkillful was bin tactics and
masterly his strategy. Hftfing a kv
eruor on his hands with whom he did
not want to break and whom be did
not want to renominate, be forced a
vice-presidential candidacy on that
governor, removed him from state
politic- for four yeurs or forever, as the
case fflav be, uratilietl the corporations.
made mire of his cumpuign fund ami
again demonstrated his leadership in I
national republican affairs.
The I'oill, iinl Oregon ian continue- to
rebel against the republican party un-1
dor the leadership of .Mark llanna and
I'resident McKinley. The Cortland
pasT in referring to the platform
built this week at Philadelphia says :
"The republican platform is a hum
drum and commonplace production.
There in too njucl, t. r,lje or
grind of the machine in it. Th, r.
publican party is not the faultless
organ uat ion which this platform as
aumea it to bv." The plalfurui i.
strikingly insincere and dishonest, and
from the reading of it one would think
that the republican party was a para
I gon ol political virtue and panning
over w ith wisdom. The platform
mane- a kiiiivisii appeal, pit' lied in
such a key as will please the foolish
and Unthinking' It is lllled with
sounding brass and ti"kling cymbal.
The total population of China is not
lest than WJO.tXrtl.OltO, and it is gener
ally estimated to he much larger. The
population of Dnteb denoant in South
'. ', Africa, inclmling both of the lloer re
publics, does not e.x I 7"a.tKH It
has required iMI.tKX) Knglish soldier ,
more than eight months;, to overconn
the lighting men of Dutch South
Africa. Since it has required this
number of hired lighting men to carry
expansion to the Dutch republics, now
many is it going to take to whip civil
ization and Christianity into the
"scrappers" of the Chinese Kiopirc,
with it- .lis), IHH), ONI "soul-" The fcl
hm with the white -kin is rather in
clined to go out of his way to take up
other people'- burden- in hi- vain de
sire to establish a mime and a record
for him-tdl. Were it not (or his
vanity and his greed be would not be
so prone to assert the superiority of
his wavs over other-.
age value ol Illinois: farms, a- shown
by the Illinois labor report for ISO),
fL'.oriii, one mre ol Chicago luml
located n- the annex site is equal in
value to ggg improved llliuoi- (arms.
Tlie fraction ol an acre actmillv sold
for IM,00(l is equal in value to 115
such farms. Observe that the price
paid for thi- city lot was mcrelv fur
the land. No interest whateer whs
conveyed in the improvement'-. It was
land, nothing but land, pnciel the
same sort of soil as that in which
farmers rai- Ifn, and only the soil:1
yet Its purchaser has acquired a
BHMIOpol) 111 tl Hh as valuable as a
monopoly of 00 farms would be. Is!
Il not time, then, when inquiries as to
American land lord llttt are being made, I
to these vast holdings in cltiaMT Win n
inea-ured by value, BKMl of our land is
in cities, ami not in farming district-.
The farmers, even pr iprietary farmers,
own comparatively little land, BMUttf
ing land by its value instead of it
area. And it h value, not area, that
mint- in land monopoly.
An Injunction ha- i n laanad by the
ladaral couii in Ulnajufl ugaitis a
postmaster of the state, forlddding hia
obadlrjnoB to an order of tin- poatttiaataf
ganaral nrbieh directs him to ixnflacatij
the mail of a firm charged with uiiiL'
the mails for purpose- of fraud. D
would be too much to hope that the
Injunction might be ra attained, itut it
ought to Ire. It were better to let
fraud nourish than to stamp it out by
means of a censorship of the mails
which, if not eheekeiC w i 1 1 tsral l Ma
tended ao M to hamper In edotn of
legitimate rammnnicntlon. The matter
ha- gone so far i-ven now tnal a ItltMUJ
legal case, resting upon precedent,
could be made in suinurt of a law
prohibiting the carrying through the
mail-of iinl it i,'ii I tlm uineiit-, -itch, fur
instance, as socialist tract'. '
sores and Ulcers
That old tore or ulcer, which ha been a source of pain, worry and a"xie t
five or ten years mavho longer -doesn't heal because vou are not using he proper it"
ment, but are trying to cure it with salves and washes. While these arc soothing anil r neve
pain to some extent, no real, permanent good can come from theil Uie, titcaui ira uisr.
.... r.. . t9 a j a .1. nl unt, tc.'ltions.
ts In Hie HUM ami lar nevono inc now -rr
A sore heals promptly wtien the blood is m gism Vo.,....".
DRAIN THE
SYSTEM,
ENDANGER
LIFE.
AND
but nnvor if it is diseased. Tin
rntrii toe c..c. ... B , - , fl,..,l.
tendency of the old sores and ulcers is to grow w-;'. N " " "'; r. I . ,if(,
IVeBttTti ImIIIIom ! i .
1 a . k 'a I ti'i.
nyspeclal nrnknrrom.nl will, ,
fiiikiin u m n,.r , ,, iii.!hk
en,
.1 i on
an
i Aim it. lie , ,,
wea.la.la nf the Weslern ,.,'.,1
Okj
llicv arc ii roiiM ini ur.un upon uic minu, v.'?-'"""1.. ,i: l ... fr tnmuthlnm to cur.
A person's capacity for work or pleasure i, aOM . lo, ,t ill inc '" , the onlv me(,i?-lne that
b h. S. mnaes a rapiu at... P'"" ,r"u , Orditiary Sarsaparilla and potash mixtures
does, because no other can reach deep-seated blood trounies wrtiu .nj . i tUm&2 Do not
are too weak and watery to overcome a deadly poison that has taken possession of the blood. Do not
waste vaiuahle time experimenting with tnem
Mi
"Pir.
Valltijr -int.",. l ,hl
per, at mi oersillrigly
,,t(A .or. .11 , I, aiimi it U Tl. .
' variety ami InMtettoritapnn,..1
A Ounhot
Wound.
1. 1 i I rn". , iir,i mi .' a I urnt tan nil e
"Rome years spj I ran a shot In lite irn leu raww ( Lt m,ny norinr, and
..c .. . i. ..r Kt I rm.1loa l.i.t none .11? mcsnv Bttotl
1 hail hefinl 8. 8 R highly ret-t.mineii.te.:
IE. R S R. seemen in un riKiu tti ttta
ealn! uji ami tcosciirrtl sounil anil wen ' now
j 1. Ml 1111 H. '"' '
itnl roiiclu.letl to calve II a trial. The result was iriu "'"
trouble, and forre,l the poison out of mv hl.vsl ; so.in aftertvar.ls the aore lie.
have perfect nae of the lei, which was iwolten sml very stitT for n lonn time
S. S. it is the onlv purely vegetable blood purifier known ;
ic aato.le af ati,t :onl iierbs nf wontlfrful DUftfvinfl prOH-rt ies,
which no poison can resist. S. S. S. quickly ami ilTeclually
clears the blood of all morbid, unhealthy humors, and the old, troublesome son M U
At the same time the general health is invigorated and built up. When a little scratch
or hurt fills to lie d readily, you may be sure your blood is bad S S S. will soon
put it in order ami keep it so.
Our Medical Department is in charge of experienced physicians, who have made
blood diseases a life studv. If you will write them alsuit vour case, tin y will pl.i.llv ,. ATI .NTA r
.unush all information or advice wanted, without any charge whatever. Address SWIFT bPtblFIL tall., AILelKlet, bA
sss
ITS FARM FEATURF?;
i . i iiv gg .
I 'at I It 11 I f l "f f.lltltl-k
liii;
rl.'iiln
nnd
I I IT tllti , . i.
Tai unci raurrf rtTtu fn
wnn iiiu-trui i.iii-i ,.yni,(v rl
w iiinsn iv inviHMIl' in f . f jlot. 4 . , ' , : - ""H"
f..r a Urine." The latest ji
'on,tnereral Arrlenitur tor
wbletitheO. J. Fa ip
THE FAMILY FEATURES j
est Fi
I .
six!
"i.-, aani'i v,.rl. i
tloatlt, I'lizle ('null.,,,, Llliriar t
1 - aKnc,M., ,
this Ilepiirtint-'iitofas nm
at as most of the Rrwclnl Family fS
ICE
as
iTo the Harvest Trade. I
A CyalopekUa of fngreu and EnaU
nu sriiitiiiK nieir snnarr ptlnra .,.
e iitiblne ,,,f,.r Br,. ,,., 'ST
, nat'iti. r aatataiei.i.TUHIs I Vi'aiiu
ami ALMANAC for 190H Thl-ctreni l
ICtetoni'illi, t.f l-rtttrreas , i I
tVorlt . it iiin.lo to Maikei. '
' friers I I J
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THE SENATOR.
"The senate's adjournment wa-
levoitl of 'features.' I'be grave (and
oniiiionh -tupnl old gentleman who
enjoys the privilege of membership
in that club of hairless linnchbellies
never ha- the happiness to forget him
-ell and In- awful dignity, says Am
brose llierce. He is even more Mf lottl
than the condensed ship'-.compain ol
'(he Nancy Brig,' for he has not so
many as 'a single joke.' Hut a- pay-
uieni lor eieruai ailnnratioii ol bi
disuial IdkMtlty and ghastly virtue lie
allows himself a ra-eall ten thousand
dollar a year out of a contingent fund,
in addition to his salary, tin this al
lowance' he manage- to keen linn-ell
fairly well graoood all the time and
full as a tick' mo-t of the time. In
he (eels that he can afford to forego
even in 'the closing hours of the
eeeion' the advantaues of Isinnetim.'
his fellow senator ami singing, out of
time ami tune, 'lie'.- a jolly too, tel-
low!' I never see a I'nlted Mtates
-eiiator without thinking of a bras-
lliiildba in eyajrlastini: session on a
IHXlettal, -oletliulv COntetlllihltillL' the
glorie- of his own navel.''
WHKAT ftlLD AND PHltES.
A Chicago dispalch report- thai in -rdlng
to present estimates of , tat is-
in i. in-, tl ntire yield ol spring ami
a inter wheat in the Unltad State- will
mil lie over .'aKI.UDU.iNJll bushels. If
tl calculation- -In.ulil he borne out
by tlie barvest. the BfOO will be the
smallest llnaa IMS, The yield in IHtir
tin- .'lilll.iKHl.iHNi bushels: in lstis
Tmsnporanoe
l.mHt.lMMI bllsnel -
IMHI.IHSI bushels.
and
in ivin, .m;
Wouni bold up Ilr. Pierce's Cililcti
Ifedioal Discovery and " l'.ivoritc Pre
M ie Hon " is examples of what all medium-,
ikoold lx- in absolute freidom from
alcohol and narcotics, Tliev arc strictly
taiiineranoa madlcinaa. The' contain no
alcohol, neither opium, cocaine, nor any
other narcotic. PaaM formulas of Dr.
I'icrce'- (oil.lcn Metlic.i! I uscovere and
" 1 avoiitt l'erscriptioti " haviin lieeii tinl,-
ltslietl by ignorant or unscrupulous per
sons, Dr. K. V. Plana as president of the
World's Dispensary Medical Associa
tion. Iiuffalo, N. V., the manufacturers
oi in- remedies, offers one thousand
dollars for am Isittlc of these medicines
wnicli on analysis shall show the pres
euce either of alcohol or of opium, co
caine, or any other narcotic.
Suits against the originators and pub
lishers of these false formulas have been
instituted. Mini in order to effectually stop
the nulilic.ition of these malicious "false
boooa, Dr l'ierce asks thai his friends
will send him copies of any circular,
pamphlet, or other advertisement, in
which the statement is made that "Oold
M Medical Discovery " or " I'avorilc Pre-
seription " eooataja aleotwi or opium or
other narctics. Address Dr. 1, V.
Pierce, Bllfillll. N. Y.
TO THE WISH
BRICK p
SM) E
wxrt E
COAL E
Also Wholesale Agent lor
SGHLfTZ
MILWAUKEI
BEER E
In bottles, barrel, or cage.s.
When in need ttf.
Ha,
"FREE
YEAR BOOK
Forks, Hoe Downg
Cable. Axle Grease, K
lastor, W.'st Va. Black il.
iml ( lylinder Oil, ( !omponn
the otuw or barrel), I
si,.o-, or ii stood Stove or
Wire
orado
Cap-
(by
i i
ii an
(Steel
Telephone No. 5
Range for the cook bouse
L'ct u ifps front
:il I ami
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K0PITTKE. I Taylor, the Hardware Man
721 .Main Straet.
kiititiittititittiiiitiiiiititiiiititttiiiiiiittiiititiiiiiiuttiiitiiiUi
iiiiiiiiii
o o o
Die Unltad Stataa retain- aunuallv
lor consiimi't ion lietieen live and six
bwahals oi wheat iier canita. Thus i-
IH70, uith ;w.l!iH.li(K.l nonulatiuii. UOIi.-
Dtsi.oiMi hiisliel- u,T,' retained; in Ihhu.
w ith M.000,000 population, are retained
'itf,Ut),illii bushels: and in Imiii, with
001), ism M'ople, .,-,1 tssi.ii htishel-
were held lor llolne n ll-illn ,t inn .
The present ponulal Ion is eh. -elt
aatimatad at .'am. if the atop
Sinilllll lie lOaaUOaOOO llllshela, l '
par capita imnanmnilnn iboold lie im
boahela, ihora arould ramaln llO000,uW
oiisncis mr eaport. n uie ,
noti rtiiiiiiii etpial tlmt ol when il
ain.iunl.il (ii mure than six lui-hel
..-r caiui.i, il. er. hi lit remain lor list
auroau the inconsiderable iiiautitv
K.OfaU.UUO or :i.(KMj,tMN) bushels.
wwm
tt II r .
Lots 5. 6, 8, '9', i and
11 In Block 81, Re
serve Addition to Pen
dleton, opposite Wash
ington & Columbia River
Railroad depot, will be
sold at reasonable prices
Crom
farmer, or those who intend gauting
tivair gardani or doing ipring taoft ol
any kind in this line, you will lind
averytbing in gnrdao tooli ami Mod.
harhttire. staple-, nails, heavy ami
shelf hardware of the very best
quality ami ut the lowest prices ut
W.I). Hansford &Co.s
I'eudle'ou, On
f 'U.
Only twice
wheat export
bushels. Here
by the official
the lulled Stales
since itis have our
fallen below HH),illK),tUS
are me iiiure- as yiven
statistical alistract
govaramonl
Vt
KK,rt
s-, ii , I
hum 0, i
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Wl,lVVi,J
hil.fU.OU
Ii.i.ji,i
ill, -
l.,li;.i"S
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Veai ki
I"''1 ... '.'i ',.ij..kt I sir,
is-" I-" uu Is., isifci
'as. .ot..:ijl ill wi
is j I'llakU.asyj f.j
lai Il7.-ll.:i.. (DM
ll. 1 1 1, .lis, I at! ISUI
iss 1 '.'..; M S.
Is". l,M.-'.7.i law,
'sst Utiuwijaii isi;
as I iMMaMii
Thaae itatlatiee, eonplad with mpotU
., .',, -i.te.t.i iiaillUkie III Uie crop III
Hie unite. I (states, and supplement,!!
hv new- of linht via Ida in uther part,
of the world, explain the recent shari
advance in wheat prices. The im
pres-i.in -..in- to be neneral that price-
win kto nikjiier still, ami tlial tin
American farmer mav reasunably hois
to market his eroj a profitable basis.
Here in the I'mdlic ii.irthwe.-t
the Spokesman Id-view, where
in. i it .it i. ,n- are mr a "iiiiinper croi
tlie otitliHik Is cheeruiL,'. .Main a Wash
ington larmer s heart w ill heal with joy
a- he reads the crop news in The Bun
ae-inan-iieview , unu looks across
broad acres of waving wheat.
TIMELY COMMENT.
sm -
the
his
.t a recent sale ol part of the site of
the auditorium annex, Chicago, that
tiny piece of ground brought Ililo.OtKJ.
A little Ii, urine upon this transaction,
says Looia r. l'ost, may enlighten
inose iiiicoiic victim ol newspaper
misrepresentation wlio think that
"farmers own all the land." The
piece of grOUnd in question is M 1-K
by I0J feet in area, or 8,480 )Uiire
feet. The sale, therefore, was at the
rate per acre of l.titth.mo. As the. aver-
fhe largeat a tuck of Saddlery , Har
ness, Tents, Wagon Covers, Can
vas, Lap Ousters. Hope, Strif(
Leather, etc., la kept by
Joseph Ell
$115 to $130i
each. The lots are ex
cellently located and are
only five blocks from
Piain street. Apply to
So JcaelksdDirn
Bast Oregonian Building:.
The New York World,
Thrice a Week tdition
ALflOST A ivtlM AT Ml l-Kici;
M A WLLKLY.
It Is a treasury of Rtfttltles,rTi,l ,,,., J
Farm or Houifi. anil lini ,'i. M
eiicn Work on fery ruiii.'i !. ;V..A"'t
ruluirr. Industry, Commerce, anil Mkn'. '
II,' Affairs, Kconnnilfs, sc. I l-.-liUc". llnLlSI
KiliirAflnrv HJ l Iff nu iitu K.i t;
Altiiaaaniaai alomlam 1... ti-.... W ' I
nomlcul U&14V fiB for had, Mti. uj'l
zrt siiMPi f r.nnv m.3
B I ,11 I 'IT.' ' "'I v""''l
,...Kt....a, SSS.SIHtl I i i t
T
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Crescent
THE MOST P0; 'JLAK WHLEL
Men's Wheels
Ladies Wheels
Buys' or Girls'
Chainless -
$25 and $35
$2o and $.35
c $25
- - $00
Another consignment of the $25 and $20
IV heels jus received.
CRESCENT AGENCY East Oregonian Building
inn
It
year
The Leading Ha. neaa and Saddle tan
ufacturer of liaatern Uregon
FOB
Insurance
Kire, Life, Acciiient, Pljia tilass. etc
Loans
on City anil County I'mperty,
Real Estate
lniprovc.1 untl llniinproveil City
MaMg HHHI unit Wheat Farms
SEE
J. R. DICKSON,
Last (Iregoniun f 'Hlgg
The most witlelv eireiiliile.l "wael.ll"
naarapapar in America i- (lie Thrivea
Week eilition of Th- New York World,
an. I with the preshletit ial aaupalgn
now at I, .im I you aauoi do without it.
Mere lire s,,ne ,il llif reilsiin. ,
is easily (lie leader in ilollur a
jotirnalisin.
Il is isstitsl e,ery other iluv, ami i t,,
all pwpoaai daily,
IS Vary week each MbiarllaW receives
Is panes ami often aluriuu tha "lm "
season 24 pajres each week
The price is unlv II it war.
It is virtually daily ut'lln price ,,f
I Hti-kly.
Its news covers every known purl of
the world. Mo weekly newspaper coilltl
staiitl alone and furnish such service.
Tha Thiice-a-Week World lias ui its
tlissisal all of the tesoiirtes oi in.
graalaai aavapapar in Titlattnci the
wonder of modern journal ism
"Amarioa'a Oraataal Nawanaiatr. " us
ii mis neeii justly termed The New
ork World.
its political news is abaolutaly im-
parnai. llus laet will he of M pee ial
vaiue in in. presidential
coiniuk! on.
The Is-st of current liction is founil
in it columns.
Thaae are only some of the reasons'
mere are oiners. Head it and
them all.
We offer this tUMQUaled
.... I al tt a. " .
toe aieeKlv r.asl (Irt'L.'.
Uethur one year for $o. Th
sultseriptloii price of the lw
.50.
The Tri-Weeklv Wi.rl.l I tl
weekly f.ast Oregonian
-.50.
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
C f KUHltH, Hi
The Onlj Fint Class
"! Ctsti.at Holt
In the City.
Bu Mwts All frjim.
frso iainpi., Kooms,
Electric. Ligntk.
Fire Hroof Bu'ldtnr.
Cor. Court and Johnson Streets, II:NIH.ET0N
OPH.ON
Wool for Sale
Thundajri ofetob wuak I w
il rtel tu raeeiva gealwd liiils
.S, r, 13 and 17, about
ti... 1.,. 1 1 .... ... 1
wa a lnutHllHttl Wit I'0 1 1 1 ) l St
of rtjeoting any or all bids,
11 06 at the Golden Iinl.
Oil LotS Of W1111I M.k
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wuirod
privil
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J. e. smirH.
at pec
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see
Van Orsdall & Ross handle
PURE ICE.
No l)recs. x,
Our ee
Iron Pond tiodiniMii s:,, rtav.
Manf',,,r,., JrUtDj
Leave Orders at QMUe
or Telephone No. ,
You Can Gat , "
Tho Celebrated Pilsner beer
i..r,. m
UK aHlAf
.llarijueUe l.iiililliicr, Clilcanu, 111.
Our SPECIAL Offer;
Wiiakly Eiist Oregonian, $1.50 )
iirdn,J,e tm Pirmsr, w.,l,flfl ' -s:;m
Year am and Almandc, .60
Our Price for All, $1.85,
Aililress.
r.Asi i ik 1 human pun m
fendleton, ()ret
SEALS
Notary and
Corporation
r; ... to $6 Deliverd
Oldat of M nni nave BMatW,
OrdaH for Kubhair ?tiipi
alio lollclted.
BAST OREGON1A1S Pi;B.CQ
ATTORNEYS.
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ATTOBNEY AT LAW.
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Law.
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PHYSICIANS.
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pertaMadlMit, 1 ....a eaainplela? tad
Una .... lillllillllKS 111 lilt' tily I
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BANKS AND BHOKb'Rb.
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"etspa,.r in bottles, ileliverei
oiiian tu- i
rt'Killar
pa pent U
to any nart ol
$1.50
per
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one
lie Semi
year for
Cozen.
Bottlgaj by Geo.
HOI IT'S SCHOOL
Henlo Park, San Mateo Co., Cal
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Smith M4be,y, Proprietor
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