East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 25, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMe ii il The Fourth of July i drawlaa, mbt An jwo oiag to oolobrate? How Ii lha tlm to prepare, wv no palling n Him quality ol White JimkIk ut it oenU a yard. Aii olagnnt Hoe ol Neekwear just received, mill prices are cut in twiiin. With every dallnr purchase you net a guess fur a gold watch. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood - feast state everv I 1 HBaii 5SSS - irando Chronicle Monday, .km Hshi DAILY. WEESL1 AMD SEMI-WEEKLY V Tim Kftat Oregouiau PtiblinhiuK Company, AT-- PliNDLI f N oKt CON. HAIL. ftl'Mv. HIPTION MATH Dnt cnp7c'y:: , y MAll Mi Ccpy I i Month, liy mall r.t OV v . nnr r , 1 rtai i" - . ...n fc.!..'! l: in iimi whniy HweatrncM M ccp, n m im NM ill months . Trial vuhturtptKMl Mg M number WIIKLY MMMMNM HAIR. 0 op f OM fit t On i., . tit nutntht Tinl utvriptiort Stag If itpy . ADYIBT.tt.. M A re 1 (Dtiy AmcitaawMMi.. Om Inch, t. In mwkWhiIi pti month . . . yn itn a, or lata, in uiiy ir n 1 tn in. hat M !. in paiia an 0tf IhtMln. hr. Sin Week., .ptt in h pt Over threa tn he.. I I . vet in, n mi fJMtuh t)t threairw net, In Only and WreUr. peilnihp month t an I in- i . . t irt, 111 Wrn prr ID -nth Orvf thmnta. he. In Weakly. pr Inch par month . ...! (hti uirta Inch, tn TutfU a ittue f twmi-WMkl), olid namult9 ft-lt tn niflt in Haini-Weekl Waakty of Daily. rt mtert.ua, pi in..u, fi.sj , aach ut.. iuem inajae . i 1 Mf la n I. 7 .1' - .If pc, ntuinli . , IS in p., .-nth . . i $ c S r Iim. fkh laMrUu. Itl 171X1 TIlolllllK Jefferson Was aoanlnatad for riot proa Mont. Da low tin- iidiii i lint ion it was t In nielli I Lm would not aeec pt tin' nllicc, but Lm did inftpt it, wn elected ami afterwards U-catuc president, to the great bcnetll of his country. Tin- Parisians ur- in trouble. Tlny wish tlu mi of Ran la lo Ulead their cxisisition, hut In- will not do so. anil tliey do not w isli Kaiser William to show himself ami vet lie threatens to do so. It is another illustration of the fact that royalty is never agreenhle to republics, no matter how they tuk. it. Ami here iii Oregon, even among re publicans, the tail of the republican presidential ticket i- n-ceiving most of the attention ami the rest of it i- being iluvoteU to Murk llanua anil what be represents. Hut the fact is, there is little entbusiaam of any kind, yet it inny warm up to a i m heat later when "Teddy'' go...- t.. ss-aking. W. K. Hearst, of tbr New York Journal and the San PMaoNW Bt umiuer, will sisn start tin- publication of a dllly paper in Cbiciigo. The prob abilities are tin- paper will In- kflMd Colillnencing with the second of July. It will probably lie an uftcrn i one and will p.,. the vigor and enter prise of Hearst', ntlier publ icat ion. Senator Morgan, ol Alabama, thinks tlm Chicago platform of Iwnl i- "a true -XHMition of the dOBMOHItM BMOdi though it has a lew marginal mite that ar-' rather ton socialistic "The OMBptf of tin- criticism against botb the party and its principles since Istsi is much milder and fairer, which shows that the democrat' are getting together. an extra i -lection four years. The Lo .i, ' t lit- .1 mi.- .! tiou in Oregon only serves merely a an excellent political OdfOflloWIOBli Which is used exton-ovi-lv in MMtOfn stall-- in the November elections fol lowing. This advertisement of Ore gon's June election apn-ars in the column- oi ea-teni DOwOBODOn umb r tin' itOMStypod In-ailing of "As Oregon goes, so goes the nation,' mid as much Dolltlool campaign material us possi Mo i- uiade from It. The taxpayer carries this unnecessary burden, de rives no hem-tit from two elections in every four year-, anil should see that prnper legislative action is taken -n-ltli tin' view of doing away with the un necessary practice ami exKnse of bidd ing two loBilOM in one year." WILLAMETTE VALLEY CROPS. "The war which ha- been fought and won was declnred with the ap proval o tiii- country to free an on- pressed an 1 suffering' people, who were promised the inestimable blessing of el f government, and tin- InvlMlble hosts of a mi ited nut ion won a triumph ant victory. Hut when the purpose of that war was in mplishid, the ad- m inistrat ioifiiow in pOwOT lotlfll all the sublime principles of our Mel laril- lion of Independence, ami in Its gr I lor OBin would limit our Hag in 00H tJUOtl and deny the guarantees of the mmitltotion to the eonouofad. "And now we bohold old-titne re utjbliooil leaden in open rebellion at the pol icy of that party ; that party whose nri.rd nH I a shrine tii nmnoy, and not tn men ; that partv who- -ifii manual is the dollar mark j tii.it port) that tornod down thoprlnnl nh-s of Abrobom Lincoln to wear Iho livery of Mark HpllM. "If the liberty of this country i- to he preserved it OlUft Is- through thO party that founds it- faith on the iloolorallon ol I ndependenoe, and that is the democratic party; the party of libertv. ill-lice and' OOPitV: the: party that bi lii-ves that tin- Is-neHtsI and burdens of government Should fall on all alike: the party that bolievpol that the eopotltutioo of thi- coootrv protects all nlike. wherever the Amopf can Hug niet in snv, reign right; the purt that believe- wo have American liberty, enshrined mi tin- thre-hhold o( every home, where, in the sacrii Olrole of the lin-lde, love lillrii- Its Drigllteol lioenaa, and men are kings linen. win il. ami Women oiii i-ns -u preme; a libertv whosi. lorooieol chaiupioii is that intellectual prince of giants, who inwers head ami should ers I boTe all living statesmen, the ROl! president of the United states, the Honorable William Jenniuus llrvan. Applause . Mr will lend the 111.-1-- ni democracy to triumphant victory, and oar republic will remain an embodi ment ol liberty, and the home of the frce." BOILS f CARBUNCLES The unwelcome vwitor. u.uellv appear in the spring, or .u.nmcr. who Uh Mood U mMng ao extr. effort to free .... 1 i" i i.i iiitniihifpfl i nriiu' the winter uiotitlis. liacii innn im- in;tnv i input m-- vui. " ' . . a .ai , . Carbuncles, which are ...ore palsfttl and daogeroua, com. .,...- 1 1 JflOOBtJ v on the back of tlni im k eating great holes in the Both, exhaust the Itmigtb and often prove fatal. ' ? nm!irni nnili' . . .. . ii...: i.i .,; I MnonMiiilaiiiini v endure tin' pain and inconvenience undo 1 nnvwav, end this i AND ' 1"'M, ;. .uaaaei . . '.7 ... .- I ... iV.i i.,,i iii..ir litiim is too thick anvwav. t I... mm. iLi.ll I, I, i m1 MM! H r H' ' ' IlKU. I'M" """ " . . . . C ' Z . ' V . TTTi" T rK e-t... i.i i : , .. :. i. - t . 1 ih.l L l"i- i-s iliscMSt-.l 13 full of poton an nw?: plan i him mimi: ii. i ui'"u is nut j i a i. Mk. fi..,l .1 W .i,., uill suffer. The boil or carbuncle given warning of eenmis intern,, troubles, which arc oidywoJUog for a favorable opportunity to develop. even cancer, is the result ol n ncgucira io. Keep the blond pure, and It will keep the akin clear of all the irritating impurities that cause thrse painful, distigniuig diseases tSOK'S S. S. S. cures boltl and COrbundl e.isih anil pcrn.anei.tlv oy leiniorang, puniymp R M l-ratl. Can. 8. C. writes building up the hbsid and riililing tlic svsiem ol an iiuuiuui.ii i ; For twcniv vrsrs I w. ,rfh s c; ;a -,u ,,f nu.i, .in, I hertis wliieli net d in , tl v on the Pin. si, aim ai i poisons, no swin MatsO with Setts sad esrlmncl , ,,, . m. m.,.,r,m-and driven out bv this powerful pun-ly vegetable medicine rauRri iv i t hi r r iii'x u nti'mt r Baneful M my an old sore, miming MCtr, Dangerous Carbuncles Wesiem EJIIloii An.oilcau Airn, i, J "rn.ni.ni.lll With Hi). , .lemi 1,'aiiitkii .htt . L.lr 1 weekly of llio .rl, , "si vii.-y siaie., !n mub mu, t, fi- Iiimnof .Iron KAl.Mi.irii, r. arkXlT. vansijr im.l Intsmtol llseoiuVn,. !J?tt dotiMeOly the bsstund iu.,.t 1 ill lis klml. -"lineal nun.. Mr. Mirt of I ised of Stoic Imle lllM-ni' nillf-rinu the I one l.cl in- mm !,li' t'.w.rk nr -kr. aereral itorierslrr.iml nr. ami 1 Irinl all thr aocstlnl Meed PtaMRttse, Imt nothinn stsaisd lo ,l me any gooit Iiiiriny t lie summer of issa I w.is psr Suailra tnl-' i.0.0 . anil after l.tkinr severs 1 bottle, wu-entirely rnred, ami have hsd ii return of lhee t-.iinl.il pesl. np lo the nre.ent lime." Tl xceptioiially favorable grain imthsik in 1 astern Oregon, com mented upon Tuesday, unfortunately dOOJ not hold gnisf through-lilt the Willamette valley, says the Cortland Telegram where, in many localities, the yield of grain, especially wheat, will be light. Possibly this is not III lortun.ite either: Ihw snOIMT farmer- ol the greater part of tin- Williunictto valley ipiit raising grain for ex-ort, the sooner will their condition im prove pud their prosperity increuse. '.Ii some portions of the Wil 1 lam. 'tie vulle, i-speciully in Marion, I'olk, Yaiubill and I. inn counties, fair crops ot grain can -nil lie raised gi-l crop-, K-rhaps, with care in cultiva tion; but must parts of the Wlllium ette valley are better adapted to other purl stockriiisiug, dairviug. hop- rateiOg and horticultlltre. A large OBOanl of grain can b. pmtitablv raised, hut not to put directly 0 the market : the ppotlt will he found in feeding it to vurimis kinds of stock cattle, bor.es, slieeii and hogs, (.radii ally the farmers of the Wllliamotti valley are iM-rceiving that diversilied farming ami agricultural indu-trm oilier in ai, grain raising, are the mean- by which they will best thrive. They cannoi pn-tuce nan MM wheat per acre that the Ions,., volcanic soil of the plains, 1.,-nchos and foothills over li.nkill liy me IS I IK- innlllltuius In l.a-tern Oregon yield; but they bay. opportunities in other directions that are not en naturalh open to tin- farm ers n the l-.u-tern Oregon and l-.a-tem Washington wheat belt. These OppOf limine- tiiey mtl-t improve, II thev an in pro-s-r. A SPEECH FROM LALIPORNlA. Keen uxa-rts in the art of "fooling i.ll of the M'ople some of the time'1 lur mulatrsl tin- republican plaform at Philadelphia. They had their labor for their iinn. The republican plat form for llsi n is written in the record of that party since Mr. McKinley's in auguration. Ileeds drown the voice of protestations. in- oi omiseioii arc not cured lo m-w promises. An incident occurred at the Phila delphia ...in cut loll which possesses particular interest to Oreognians. t'h.urmai Laalgc sent down a Hole to Mct'amant, asking bun mil to ask for recognition in tuaking a s'ech second. ing Uoosuveit's pinniaptswi. MoTpiI graculully acipiiescd, and alterwurd curried the Oregon banner around the hall, hut the delegation was ui.'l in. ,1 to Is. sore. J..ig,. wanted none of Mc ('uinanfs brand ol nratnry. Aluyor Harrison of Chicago suggests an important MatM la the campaign win n he save thai the (10111 si II A 1001 1 cans citizens will not vote (lie republi can ticket vita that party committed to a system oi iiiis.-rialisin, such as the, renounced when they swore alle giance to the Slurs and StriiMki. The razzle dajall M a stunding army may have a fascination to the IpeipOCl enced, but the men who have one livwl under its iiillueucun preier u re public in toto. lien tin- democratic convention oi tn. -i.ite oi ( aliiornia convened in BaCraWento the other day lor tin- pur pose ol choosing delegates lo till national doaMOfBlk stMITOalioB. POP cauiiioaic lor oraiorical hmr wus brought out by the presentation to , coiiveutioii ot .vir I., t . I ariisworth ol lulare county, who. un taking tie '"in. inane tne loiiowing hau-raisiug speech : " lentb'iiien oi the convention 1 iBPaa you for the honor you have con (erred apoa ate pad peeogniet it a- . compliment p. Tulure county, wlllol u- at the last pre.sidenli.il election tin- l.unner democratic eounty in this iate. Applaan "We are on the threshold of tht greatest political campaign this conn tr has had for forty years. (irave politic and economic questions con In. lit lb-' I pie. The tl has come when tin- people will soon decido bv their votes whether this county will cut b.ose from tin- teaching, urn! traditions oi it- h.undors, and lepyed by Hie idea, of monarch ies mid em pires, pursue a polioy that belonga Oalj M the militant and IptBOrioliatTo forms of goveriiim-iit ; u polioy des tine.1 to fatten the already gorged coffers oi the fuvoreil lew, and that will rivet the shackles of Ismdage on tin Mania and POaa their backs to heavier burdens ami wreck the -pint of liberty that is the genius of OBI in stitutions; or whether this country, true to the traditions of its founders, rising -uperior to the dis.-trii.ee and principles of monarchy and imiH-riul- I Ism, which those now lit control .,ek lo tasted on it, will shake off this BMligP Infloenee, and, continuing iii lb.- marked out hy its suge ami patriotic founders, be, in luct, us well as in theory, u government deriving it. jusi pimers innn Ihe consent ol the iverned, and Is. forevur. u. it should now the grandest ami Ireest coun try on eartii. V. Many llrvan pupurs calling .mention u the "Since the lust presidential election, the republican party bus been in full Oat POl ol all department- of our gov ernment. What legislation bus that purtv enacted that has result, d in baooal to the plain people of this coun try '. What gissl has it accomplished'.' What pledge or promise of tin- plat form of tiiat party adopteil at il. national convention has been kept'.' On the ouestions of BMUMV. trusi. no. I imperiulisui. tliut parly hu. surren dered to the money power, of tin- pm, It has enacted tariff laws whose bur densome taxation on all the peeeoaitlos of life weighs heaviest on the CO mm Oil people, "It has enacted aii iniipiitoiis stamp BBS, .lie supreme purpose ot which is to Mpieexe more revenue from the masse- Il has losli-red Iru-ts in rec- ompeiise for caiuiHiign sups,rt, until. tHiroii. urc indilion. It has . nacled a law making gold money the standard, und has nut the control I of the volume of our money in tin builds of the null,, ii, il hunku ll. ...... I... IMiW - 1 1 I I . 1 1 ' I . I i 1 1 1 II. ,...r, ........... wastofiillnosa iiiunt function to private control. Another scandal ban arisen in Cuba. It is found that in tiie university in Havana under proh-sor- are being paid $'JM)u a year each ami there were TJ of these professors and 24 assistants. Some of these professors have iiad no clas.es at all and others only one or two stu dents. Many of the professors drew other salaries. The matter was brought to General Wood's attention and lie iiomeuiaiely put uUj he alius, uitiiug tne imt down to g, including all save the Baaaeial assistants, which w. .,,... ,. i... I nienui id by reason of this an ample number to toaeh.ir. when there are only -loll .indents. American eeautles There are none fairer or sweeter the world over. DufettOrod and untniin nn ad the American woman ipieeus it as does no oilier vM'tn.in in the world. Yet her very energy and am In I ion are of ten times her un doing. She nt tetuptstoomuch. Her health is un dcnuiiiid And when health goes Is-auty goes also. The use of Dr. Pierces Colden Medical Discov ery re-establishes the health. Il cures diseases ot the stomach and organs of diges tion and nutri tion and assures isrrfect assiniila tiou of food and the proper uour- kdaneai of tin ody. It 111 rrases the bbssl iii.pl v and elim inates the impur ities that clog the avstcui aud the complexion. Mr. Msrv I Lewi, ol Tanner c.ilmer Co, W Vs.. writes "Ur 1'ierce (ioldcu Mvtlical THscovtry. ' Favorite l-retcription ' ami l-le:,-. snl t'ellvts.' cnreil me when doctors ami -.Iher tredtciiie- lailcl for Hftecn years I .uftcreil uttt.n.l misery I had aiveii up all hope of ever celling well I could not he down lo sleep, and everything 1 .He would almost cranio me to death Was tiers nervous ami could hardly walk across the rorn 1 nnlv welghr.1 nillelv pound when 1 cuniiiiriio .1 talking these medicine, sis years ago I now weigh nil,- hundred and forty ttouudsam! ant h.nriuu littler health thin ever before Alter l.'ln : sick so lung Auiera.is,'ed lo Ae ,iiftj,j a.. e . , . Ao . I have taken lill. en bottles each of ITescTtpOoa.' -Iliscovery' sod ' Pellet. ' - Dr. Pierre's 1'leas.iut Pellets act gently but illectivelv. Women value them Clo-ll! S. S. S. is not a new. untried remedy, tint lor fifty years has been curing ull kinds of bbssl and skin diseases. It llPP IIIIPlI llpilindl, and Will cure you. It is a pleasant tonic us well as blood purifier im proves the apsrtite and digestion, builds up your general health and keeps your blood in otd. i Our physicians have made blood and skin dis- ' eases n lite studvwtiti tin in lull, atsiu! voitt case, and any intorniatiou or advice wanted will be chccrtull . eivcn. . i make no charge whatever for this service. Send for our book on Bbsul and Skin Diseases free Address, The Swift Specific Co sss IIUARM FEATURES, flig. Tli.rtleliUure, i'oultrv SUi'li t. Rtoel, IV-,- ng. TTi.n leiiTlure. I'mill ..,.' . afduiiilsiicrr-ssr.il farmers, .,,,, ' 1 wiih Illustrations ayal.ln art, is' to malts It invalim'.ln In thnai ,. ..'..,'' ( ,r a llvlnir" Tht. I.I..., s.... J1"1" it Ciinimcrelal Aarlndl urn nr.. ,.. ' which i tie u. .i.KARMr.iilsuii,.M,,,i, nr, THEfAHILYJtATIWES;-: est railTToiis, Flllicj V.,r,, 1 r.j.nL ',,. ,1. enl a.,, t -- 'Mist,, I ... Onok, I'orlls Onatssts, Librae CorOU Mini Vmins; Polk.' "'"j this iHspurtmrnt ,r as nnicli ral ,,, r" est as most o Ilia Rpeciul Km, illy Paper, Atlanta, lia. ICE 0--fX ITo the Harvest Trade. 1 BRICK S.T SAM) s WCN)D EE GOAL Also Wholesale Agent lor BCHLITZ MILWAUKEE & BEER zr & In bottles, barre'a, or caata. Call up Telephone No. 5 When in need of. . Hay Forks. Hoe I'wn. Win; Cable, A.lf Q regie, E2Idoredo i 'list, if. West 'a. Bltek Oil, I lap i tl iylinder I ( iompoutid (ly tin- cusp ur barrel), Rope l all sizes, ur a goiil Siovt' or Slm-I for tin k hoUM, ('all ami I i ices froin A Oyciopuu'ia of Progress and Events All sending tludr snhscrlptlnns iui , elnbbtnf oftsr, are prreantail , paste iu mul die AMrllU'AN AOHlet'LTITIlls'i I All lliil 1 and almanac for Usui. This gr.ai I.HiT,. riuersaa aiKiKvcnt, , ,1 orpaaej, , Cycliipi'illii ot norni, a niiiiiu in ..iuikcis J'Tlce rnrr yeab m rnLL AND ALWASACj Rangt H. KOPITTKE. 1 Taylor, the Hardware Han LU(D)tt PdDir 721 Main Mrcct. 2 3 riaaUa,,uuiaii,iaiiiiiiiiiiaiuauuaiaiiiiauUiUuamur, ooo Lots 5. 6, 8, 9, ID and j 11 in Block 81, Re- m serve Addition to Pen- dletm DDPosite Was! 1 lnglon & Columbia River 3 Railroad depot, will be a sold at reasonable prict from TO THE WISE 'Jr. 'n itfiSSSflr' '"7""". larnier. or Ihon who inleial planting Iheir garden- or doing spring work of an kind in this line, you uill find everything in garden lisds and seed. barb wire, staples, nails, heavy und shelf hardware of the very" laist quality and at the lowest prices at W.D. Hansford &Cos I'endleton, Oregon. French Restaurant In connection with... LaFontaine Hotel Uest Meals In the City, lipen Day and Night. Qus Laf-ontaine - ProD. apMaJaf UuUUing, Main At. Ihe largeat atock ol Saddlery, Her- neaa. Tenia. Wagon Covera, Cen vaa, Lap Uuatera, Kope, Stri.ig Leather, etc., Is kept by Joseph Ell each. The lots are ex cellently located and are only Ave blocks from Main street. Apply to East Oreronian Building:. T H E Crescent THE MOST POPULAR WHi'EL Mens Wheels I adies Wheels Boys' or Girls' Chainless - - $25 and $35 $20 and $35 - - $25 - $00 Another consignment of the $25 am, $20 Wheels jusl received. CKtSCEINT AGENCY East Oregonian Building just The New York World. Thrice-a Week Edition ALH03T A lull AT TIIL MHICL OF A u M K, The tnosl widely circulated "weeklv" aawpyaaai in Aoseriee la tin- Thrioe-a-Weak edition oi The New York World, ami with the proeitlential pampaini now at hand von cannot do witi t it Here are some of the reasons why it is easily the leader in dollar a year journalism. It is issued every other due, m,d i. to ull purN-e. a daily. Kvery week each sitbseriU-r receives Is page, and often during the "hn.v" season L't pages each week Tin- price is only $1 arr year. It is virtually a' daily at the price pf a weekly. Its news en vers cv.-ry known purl oi the world. No weekly newspas-r could stand alone and furnish such service. The Thrice-a-Week World bus ut n disssial all of the rewuirces oi ti greatest uewspus-r in existence to, wonder of modern journal lani "America's (ireatest Newspais-r," aj it has I a-en justly termtsl- The New York World. Its political news is absolutely im partial This fact will la- of especial value in the presidential campaign comiug on. The best of current fiction is found in its columns. These are only some of the reason. inuru are others. Head it and see them ull. We offer this iiiuipialeii newspaper und the weekly Last Oregoniun to gethor one year lor $. The n aulai subscription price f the two s,s rs ih The Tri-Weekly World and the s-emi-"'y KaHt ()rt!!""i'11 01" year i. GOLDEN RULE HOTEL C. f. sun. i Prop. I"- H) f.rit ClM. and Coslplftr Hut, in lh BMP, - vl.r Cssfi I t oI'Ib III I Bf refrOm lafagfi I Bu. Pni, All frs.ni. f rw laRpk Koonu. lllm Lighti. nrr Pruol BuildmK. ( III I mil I .. ,1 I f OA . Wool for Sale Tl.ursclay. afftoh wnek I will l- ul tl,,- ,.(ltM1 Huh. Hotel oreoeive walnd bid Lots of Woo , No V, Ih i 7 " uu "wi ww utoretl we Indnpendwiil rarthouie. I rtMerve the naiJn oi riije-ciuig any nj all bids. 1 . J E. SIWITH i ii privilege V an Orsdall & Ross handle PURE ICE. u Ih. V.. Ls-... It i .. ' inieo I nun llllerei waler Leave Orders at Office '-'' I o-rins. or Telephone No. HOITT'S SCHOOL rtenfci Park, San Mateo Co., Cal o.. . t .... .. .... un. limn nil. Ui'W I luri.i.l... lories mi. I ki (nil. .nun It. ur.'iii, The l eading. Me -neat and Saddle fTen ulacturer of tiaatern Oregon. Ins til in I IsU.rs rtiltllul on ,, i In. 1. 1, illlliiuluus i. Slid I.i, ..I .... ..- ".'-linn a Hie iimi I . . , i? , . '"' ' "la -nn.-i . i-i.n, ....... 'on .. . . ii i.i .. v.io.u... I, nV. - ... ... . ' , ,- in. I Kail ysar u- lUfUt' KS o. Iloin. I I, p Olio. rriaalpai. A LL THE NEW a.1 Oragonian. Daily in so weekly li u .-a n ,' - -a-. - Utllll NEW WOOD YARD Smith & Haberly, Proprietor. gO04 Dry Wood, uo0 Coal in Any Quantity I raiiHterino, and Trucking. I',,,,,,,., uZ jy. Telephone 8r. nrrt . - Ott-ce (an Main ttd Alta Sts You Can Get , " " ,Th" Celebpated -""snor beer It I . a treasury of Btntlstles,rel.,.,t todi Ksrin or Iioine, ntnl (inice or I'uci. -. aS: encf'Workon Every Subject !'.TUn,iii.aa5r fulfil., Inil.ilrc 1 'iiiii-m.i .... .... a VI. .-i.. ..f' lie AfTsIrs, 1 coiiiiinlcs, and Polities; BosaS Kilucstinc, Itnllirlnll, nild Hoci.lv 1, , jj, '' Ai.naiiao of OaHaaNO, tlm waatlaff tm nomiual Usta, Hints for i:.n li MooUj lWst SAMPLE COPY J I . maUHtlne form, will lie mall.il t.. ion Iii m. ilr-'.slng Till: llllilNlil .11 un i .vitiiEK, Mariiiettc I'.uIIiIIiik, :hlcai;u. 111. Our SPECIAL Offer: Weekly Enst OreoniaD, $1.50 1 OraiiSeJudd Parmer, wk, 1.00 U:,.(k) Year Book and Almanac, .60 i Our Price for All, $1.85. Address, EAST OK BOOM AN MUB. CO., Pendleton, Oregon. SEALS! Notary and Corporation $3.60 to $5 lJcIivercd Order ot us and save nioum. Orders for Rubber Stamps also solicited. BAST ORF.GON1 AN PUB. CO. ATTORNK YS. CARTER . &ALKY, ATTOKKKYI AT latH. "ii.. in laviagi iiHuk iiuiiiiuif. T. II. HAII.KY. LAW'TKir tiKKIcFTN Jiuiii iiiiiiiiuis. Nadlatoa, Orspoa THOU, lain CITKOKUAL1). ATTOKNI1 AT nun i- in a istmii in, 1 w N. BERKELEY, ATTORNEY AI LAW nttli e III Ansiiciatlnii llluck K. P. I10YD, t'uiirl HI ATTORNEY A I I. AW. Ill 8. A. ljtM . KEWHERRY, AI roKNET AT MMR la. Amms'IsIIiiii It.ul.llllK 1 AM EH A. liuiiiliiiii. I'Ki:, LAW I IF I Ii K IX JIIIJU PHYSICIANS. UR. W li. DOI.i;. OKI K I. IN PKSbU. -.ii.. . - Hank 1. 1 . lines liuun. If lo I.' s. 111. , I to . ui. luU'iiiiiuiu 77. V, W. VIM'KM, M. I). IIKK'IOE MAI ul Kirst Natl.uisl Bank iitln inmr. loiuL s. ui. : 1 to I p. 111. IIB.0. J. SMITH. oKKIt'l. iVKB PW- I. .1.111 ,1.111... ll.uk lei' iii.iuc 11, MU 'li lice lllluilllllllu ft. II. H. li A I; I I Kill. J. 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