East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 17, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextShoes For Your Feet .J! ft"' JL'" V 11 MX ' ml, WW LACE MADE AT NEW r. .all iGHT FACTORY Hamilton Brotmi oWn make aiv th shoes to wear Tin y haw all the qUftllUM of a good shot', low pdOM am! a world wiiic r. jiutation. A chance for I pohi watch with - very dollar pan has- THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements &. Wlsor. Court and Cottonwood TTEHIUY, JULY IT. tmjn. frAILI, WWBBA AID BBD-WEEKLT T TMI- Bat OnfonUn Publish. Compant, FtNOL-tTi.N Dm rovy rr . y camtt Tiu.tittnrw l PtgtltMMrt ... e; Ml WttKLT tVMCBimON lATIt . o tr, DM ccpy m Mi-ltM I l - . . . !::!! j f.ll the plUHKlll trut wil! be I gfMt I Jf MMMmgad to r. intitule their ll d itrv ot excessive capital iiiitmn on 'which the people mill be fnri'ed to contribute liamlsnnie return' from the iirniiiK- -if their lutsir. A ilentocratie bunker in Wall street frankly says fur publication that the financier- of hi triw "will vole straight for MeRinlev ami iMMfllti" anil why shouldn't theyV The Wall street financ iers ure (tivnrtl under the present administration, and they would U unitntteful if they did not MppaM .Mr. McKtnley for r election. A a ifanit of gMifclrjfi and manipulator they require the fnrterinu care of letfi lation in their interest, and they well enough know that they will le given M quarter in the event id Bryan election These are the irentlemen who are res'-insitile for the ".Monev Davit," and all that term implies, and Hryan would not be a democratic candidate if he had their support. THE TELEPHONE STRIKE. The H I r i - ellll'li'Veil l the telephone company at Seattle are entitled to imethiiiu more nulatantial than "! Kithv" lithe statements made in their behalf are even approximately correct, and there it at yet no denial of the truth of the assertion made. The people of the whole state. MM the Tu coma Sewn, should take up their cause with an earnestness that will coniel justice l-iiitf done. Incidentally, hy to ooiag they will greatly improve a public servne that is execrable. The editor of the Seattle Times, in present nik' the grievances of the lockeil-nnt MlepbotH girls, sums up the case aa follow : 'There is scarcely a patron in tins city who has not Isren repeatedly an noyed by delays ami blunders at the central office. It has been cnstoniarj and i utiv.-nient for the provoked sub scrihera to abuse the operators. Hut here i the situation : "lb MM operator at the 'central' i" asignt one hundred phone. It .............. ..... I..- - .. i iHitu t ii M "lieu II. I '.-.-III iliirinw- lilt- ipii-v i. r I '. be taken up by William J. Uryan. for . JJJ JJ ... ar, ot history will undoubtedly reejt itself t. sunn- time perhaps ten or fifteen iu 1H00. or twenty. if mm somebody must wait, and the situation is not helil W :.nn L. Klkim, of Philadelphia, any by the disappointed atrons an- a eiun of the Klkiu-Widener-Wl.it- oriafl the operator w ith abiin- and leaves or i replaced hy a girl incom petent for lark of practice, and the rise is savi-d. few of the operators re ceiving more than the 121). Tin" are seventy-sii operutors. a large otfiee force. "The line lunch provided ior earli day is ten loaves of Imnnl. t pound" of " butter, threej qiiurts of milk, twentv-ttve cents worth of sugar, two ioiiiids of COOta, one pound of tea The matron is there three hour in the middle of the day. After that tune the girls do their own work, and with scant tune to rat lunch, are compelbd to wash their dishes, and. like object of churitv. art- allowed only Jso nim b to eat. The night girls provide their own lunch, nothing being left for them excepting tea and coffee, and not al ways that. The old operator edinnte the girls and then are diplced bv them, beluW they are conieteiit to HII the positions. "When the company i short of help thev put on girl who have hud but two or three week' practice. If tint, they keep them working two or three months without pay. They do not get their raise unless some inthicntial friend ask for it for tliem. If a girl ask for it he is more apt to get in sult than a praise. The relief given the day girls i rive minutes before and rive minutes after lunch. The night total i not sntticient for the work, if there is anything a little out of the ordinary. The first of the month thev must emplo every spare work, without am The large U tO'-k of Saddler . Har. neia. Tent. Wagon Cover, Can van, i.sp Duster. Wore, Stri Leather, etc.. I kept by Joseph Ell I To fhe Harvest Trade.! VV! n In need of. iia Korke-, Ih" iHiirni, wir Cable, . Qrefte, Kldorado Otttor, Wetl Va. Bluefe Oil, Cp itft Cylinder HI, Ootnpotiiid (by the case or barrel I, Rope of nil ilws, or i ood BtOVI or teel Rangi tor lh cook honee, call and el pi ices from The Leading Ha nes and .Saddle Ian ulacturer of liaxtern Oregon Taylor, the Hardware Man moment doing lompensation. .hV mo weataiTM - os v, e- Dm csvt mi sts TMI WMtnm rr ADVSSTtO!. SATS1 IDumI) UtmiHann Om iI. Mll. n NI7 SIU . . DH IHI. M SM. Ift iSl, Mt Tt.i. it. li i r ISMI.rMHi QvsttSMa htusst. 4m Sj -.). prta b pvf w ors tks taIMv. Dmit. p e Hr'IBMS trt-is .t..t..M i :-n -r OHIVI in prMlfc ... C-t-e ii - i - ' T-M '' IMtisniM tiui istMlei' mtt tsck fSf bmA V: k! MtiAml fc,re n S -wiHi Dm.,. rtl lum-j. pSf iKA.fl-x . MM lmi eaeea, pf - - tawtuoi Wherever there anus there is war. is a soldier under Old John Kukin wrote that r i .t much a theft to (tea. with a luig lead a with a long arm. Henry tieorge, Jr.. i in Chicago on behalf of Hearst's Chicago American, to write of the re ent labor trouble- in that great, overgrown eity. He will investigate impartially both sides an 1 write as lie neee thing, his letter- to apear over his signature u, the Obis eago Aniern an. Just one hundred yejr ag" tie- tirst dennxrratif president waselecteil. -iiow the clae- protested and fought against his election, but the masee of the people (tiNsl by him and he was elected. The work that the tirst demo cratic preeident began will probably Mich condition us these ar' a dis grace Id civiliiation. If they exist to Seattle it is ijiiite likely that thev ex ist in other cities where the same cum nany et: jnys valuiibie pablk franebies. If ail mince of prevention is worth a pound of cure, it certainly would ap pear to be preferable la pay living wage- t. self-siipi-orting young Humeii than to esUblieh rescue homes ami re formatories. Telephone girl mut of nei essin be "bright." attractive in gemoMlltjr and well e.lncutel to bt- fitted for the duties they are railed mum to perform The man who offer uch young women only f.ll ii month and ex)ect- them to pay car fare and loartl and clothe 'I'.-ni-clve is simidy idaying the role of advance agent for the tempter. He ma not MMMM it, but it i lit'verthe le a fact. The caue of the telephone girls is one thut uniMrais to justice and public morality, and every pure-minded man and woman in the state ought to give them their liuancial and mora! sup port. The public pay the telehene com !ony for gisl service, and it cannot and does not get it where such condi tions exist. If the company can de monstrate that it cannot pay better wages without incurring a h-. there is no doubt but that the public would consent to an increase in the tariff charged, if it could In- aured the girl- would receive the lienctit. nev syndicate, gave a little upr in I'ari on the night of July th to a party of twenty-live triendi. The table decorations coat ttU.OOO and the other expenditures were on the ame scale. Tiie young man is said o nave received a rebuke by cahle from hi father (or hie reekleesnees. The banquet cost hi pour old father nearly one duv'i in come. The national couimitli-e nl tn called "gold democratic" organization that nominated and supported Calmer and fluckner four year- ago i- to meet at Indianapolis on the -'"ith inst to leajH a call for a convention to uoini uale candidates! (or president and vice president. The "gold deuiocrut. " or rather u few men under that name, have !eeii engageil in "a (iol' er rand" for (our years and like all fool they object to changing tlmir mind. set. . reiuarki The service could have leeli relneiie.l long ago if the company would employ more OMM tore, that each would have (ewer it .! '- to -v. . that n san r raiii.-in.-o each operator anwer- the 'cull' from only tiftv 'pnone. - "The OgoMtOfl were required to work long davs, with their nerves oontant- I ly at high tension. Their individual I apical- t. tie- manager were ignoreil or treated with contempt. The girl lalkeilofi qierating, in onler to pre- ent to the management a list of griev ance, among which were request, for hortaf hour- and an hourly relief of a minute or two. The manager erbi trarily discharged three osrator, w hom he characteriieil a 'ringlead- I era.' Then fifty-six other quit their w.tchi -lard- 1 u: .ill bate lieen ready to return to their work if the three can be reinstated and the girls' grievance I listened to The naughty manager NfjfcJM, preferring to render his service o.-ar.v ii ii-s- t hi- atriiii.. The "New York huanciern ur eaav Ii tent tliat tlryuu will be defeated." Their wish is father to their thought. The "tinauciurs" date ami oppose Uryan because he threaten- tie KtMMj trust. Uut if the money trust wa not threatened by some one oeeaaeioua 1 1 v it would take ptsMweeion of the country and own the i-uple oji uianv chat tels. Uryan doe u it cater i nuaiicier and is under no obl.gatious to them, and this is a strong reason why he should receive the uprt of the plain people. Kx-l'resident Harrison has HgeeajaafJ InniMlf on the pidilicai situation. He thinks the republicans will win, but that Uryan will receive a heavier vote in the east than he did in lsi He believer Uryan'a chance- in Indiana are much better than thuy were before and be would not be surprised if the tate went democrat u The ex-president declares that the republican part) ha- not pursue I the right course on the trust question, and that the ad niinialratioii wa playing fast and loose yfilh the people in the matter. "bettor .,-rvice a qMatiraj oi time" The company can give a better service today if it will treat it former operator- in a spirit of humanity and justice and employ sufficient help. "The girls will probahly lose in their contest with the conqsinv. Their experience i- nothli.g new in lahor trouble. It i the old question of the gaol, ' .il. ulating cussedue of men representing capital, thoroughly organ Ited against faithful and ojpiresed nut unorganized lalsjr .Men ami women will synqathue with the girls. tell then, they are right ami ought to trig hut talk I cheap. "Whether the company will take back any of the discharged orator probahly depend Uin how long tin public will put up with the poor ser vice that i being rendered while strange operators and amateur are Isr ing broken in. The latter have been importad Iroas Miflbluriafl towns ami are lieiug l 'a rile. I at the let hotel in tie- city. If the hornet Telephoue conqany can indulge in the,- ex'raru gancies, is not the manhoud and womanl I ol Seattle strong enough to compel it o treat fuirlv the operator who worked faithfully ainl well'.' The girl have engaged in an unequal struggle, but they tan win if the btMi neea men will stand loyal to fair play and Justice. "The telephone company is eiijuving magnificent privilege from the city. It has violate.) tie- term of it fran chise and ha- trill,-! with the rmhl Ten Lost vcars. Figure it for yourself, prom the age of fifteen to that of foTtv-tive a woman gives one-tlnnl ot' b-rr time to tiie suffering incident to the recurring periodic : inc tion. Ten yea- of ufferuie,' And this conih'.ton ot" thing I . (-,, 1 a-tt- :l..--t.l :1 (Lit. ural. and endured a a tetiii- iujg nine i tlitre i no help : U there no help' t:i c is netp for eeerr woman and for almost every woman perfect healing in the use of Ir. icrce' 1'avonte Prescription. It injures regularitv. line the ilrams nch weaken women, heal in nam -ition and ulceration and cure tr ite weaknea. It U a temiierancr tiled; ine uon a. coll lic and uon- aisut-la I nave aevvi oau s return ol til Ii . . ..c iu.-. The fiew lork World. Thrice a-Week Edition ALIOST A DAILY At THL PklCJ Or A WEEkO. Tfie most widelv circulated "Nwkl) " WergBaper in America i the Tlirice-n-Week edition oi The New ork World, and Willi the presidential campaign now at hand cannot do without it. Here are miiih- ot the IMMM why it is easily the leader in dollar a year journal tM It is isatied every other day. and is to all purse it da!' ' Kvery we'k each uleril'r n-c Is page and often during the "Imsy" eeason 1M ;ige- eaci e.-k The price i- only 11 s-r year. It i virtually a daily at the price of a weekly. Its news cover every known part of the world. Ro weekly MWgMptV (OtsM stand ulone and furni'h men nrrior. The Thrice-a-Week World lias at it dijul a'.! of tin- re, urci-s of the greatest newspaper in existenci the wonder of nnslern journal isni "America's i .rente New "rarer. -it has lHn justlv termed Tin Nov York World. Its political news i abolutely im partial. Thii fact will be of twptcfall value in the presidentiu! catiqiaign coming oi. The let of current tic: ior is found iti its columns. There are only ionic of tiie reasons: there are other. Kead it and see them all. We offer tin unequal-.! MWgpAMf and the we.-kl Baa Org OllfaUl to gether one year for ?2. The r. j ulsi-riptiof. priiv of the two jair i n.w. The Tri-Weekly World and the Btnl Weekly Kant Oregoiiiuti om vear t.SO. New Goods... An t Cheaper 1 han Hver.. 3 I 3 721 Main Street 3 Wm HHHIH-M"1"""""1""1""""1""'"""1""""1 viosten, l.i,-,., " tE H . raIlr,n . 7- I - - rmilvn.-. 1 jut. ahik(,"'j r ;.t. ra weekly f ,. '"'"'lt 24 alley ..le h, "? "-Tfta per. at an eicir , " uSI OHAKt.r. Jrnn t AH r sj variety ami n,i, , ' ", ' onisnukwJ ilniirilil i i . . ' ' -'iito.... at it- kmi. """J u., jjii ITS FARM FhiSnrr: 0nln. snd nth- ioi , T' Oi'iB csst un3 surwrnt r-rn. -.U"n ' J to make It lnrj,mi i.," .T "teS E living " Tk." ,.,.---2 ommsrelal Ari. i, HvU J I . jw HUBaai. THE FAMILY "EIt TiMnl in.. 1 , . II r-l r Conk, resale Oeateeai i'o "l thi. ii..... ,..... . Ci ' lr-... . - i w nnirn est as most of ths !ic4i ym T H E Crescent THE MOST POPULAR WHLEL Men's Wheels Ladies Wheels Boys1 or Girls' Chainless - $25 and $35 $2o and $35 - - $25 - $oO Another consigmncnt of the S25 and $26 V heels jus received. CRtSCEM AGENCY East Oregonian Building I free A Cyclopedia of Progress Ml su - . .". "-''oiie mi-lT i;tsi-rln.u-elublilng i.lfrr.aie t-.s'fTl' .lie AUTRl. AH A ill: t. i LTI-si.VT'w'l lll'l AUUS.II fori'.. T l'll Vor . . u i. in, n. i.. i,..t " " '. i 1TI0M -! YEAR Buor AND ALMAM '.ei; I I : In a treasure of s-. Farm or Pome, and i nice Mrr. on i-uuurt. mu.iir . I iiinni-rw.Miw"1 Ur AtTalra. K.-, ,,,. . .,. ,.-, Eilui-atlnc, Religion, and jIr oon.el iMta, Hlr.tr f.r IxtxJ , aX - -" a nmim r nn... fc .. . Ti.. ilreliigTMt ll: Will Jt m, r. Ilarquett BalKlng. I hlC4, m Our SPECIAL Offa weeny tast oreMnian.Si.se urduKe ) uau ramer, iM.oo Year uooi and Aimaotc, M I i a ... . jur r-riLC ior hU, MJ Vildre. EAST OKI (KIM AN PLB fcndleton I 13 mm, Ot-O UAKVLAt. Pmp. Elegantly Faroisbed. Steam Heated hurnpcin Pltn. Blnck and a-hslf from ii i a:ni" i mil In connection. tVmim Rate 50c. 75c. l.00 Portier . Carpet. LaCfJ i .ui tami Weill H.iH.r Jones' Chain Drive Mowers Hradquarter.s ior White. Standard ati-t Eld edge MacbiiMi JESSE FAILING Main St.. near Bridge. Mm Pacific RAILWAY. EAST via SOUTH. V. UN WAOON& QOLUMBUS BUGG I -RACINE II vt Ks. Full Um of Hardwoods, Belting, Oili ami all kimlt of Maciiiin- Kxtrat. Sili agent for the littk 9 -hom power I ' iLUMBIA THREgHER. 1V PRICE! ARE RIGHT. E, L. SMITH C"r. Court and 1 humpoi i Streets The ISatiuiial Tulepliuiie am) Tul Kmpti roniaiiy is the latest trust to ?nd lttffclni ol in MtTOM quite urganise. It will have u i-apital uf fVSO.UUU.UOO II is simply tn.- initial -n i tuieard i-un.ol nlatiun under one Dianatteuient of the Western I'niuii Telegraph i-uuipany, the I -;., Tele tfraph I'Dfnpuiiy. the ('umineri-ial Cahle eiinipauy, the Hull Tul, -plume comjtany, the Telegraph, Telephunu ami company ,,f .un-rica, ami the Natiunal Telephonu and Telegraph oimpuiiy. The merging uf all the-.- vast interests rimld mean a cursiratiou : uaji- italiialiim Muiihl run into the thous ands of mill miw, ami would create a moiiopuiy of tlw telegraph and tele phuue buaiiieas more absolute than any uow axistiug. Hut if tbtaw favorable to the truaU are put in high officu this loilir i-llolllth. It is time that the lat ter ftirmnlate.1 a demand for their own protection, if nut fur the nrntei-tiun uf the former operators who have been tfhamefull iui upon." s A torreapoudenl in a conimuuicatiun u riles : "Tile telephone girls did not strike, ami had m intention of doing to. for several months they hud discussed the feasibility of orgunuiiii a union, (or sociability, amusement, improve ment ami protection. They had not organized or struck u hen the) Men disc barged. "The company claims that they educate the girls free, provide free lunch, a matroii to wait upon them, 2U pur mouth, with a rise of f:.5J at the end of six mouths, 12.50 at the end of the year. "The old experienced operator either Alba Sawmill Good Lumber Hoth Rough and Dressed. Orders Promptly Filled. J. L. Bisher & Co., ALBA, 1111:' ll)N FOR Insurance Fire, Life, Accident. I'late tilaae, etc. Loans on City and County l'ro!rty, Real Instate Improved ami Unimproved City LoU, Mm RmmIMI ami Wheat Karuis Hi J. R. DICKSON, East Oregon .an Building. I ae '.Ul fk Bl Dssstfift j i Siftsu SsrtM m-rui. ; Kir-s for v.iis n. l ..! , Iw-oifK. A4II Uial, h-rrsaufuw ic leu. nai fia Me a.e. Lus au.w, Kl !. w Orhwpii an. lllr l- j.. Jja.o. KutiirK ruseiver vu1' l n Vtuuliejrti fur Muuut Mlttl Mllv. iu ... w I ! Brus-u.il i.. N um, siMi "(Ulnrtwil fl.Mim.m- CorvaiLs fassesxer I u. n. 'i p m lrm-n"i,l- .y ua.ynit r i". n.. THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD lwtly. ilaul uucpi MuuiU) THKOIKiH mtM Uba(r tickets on sal between Purtlar ,1 -v., isaar.n. aa.l Kali Kl.iol.,. Srt iar. CLss.UMlt! mnuirw 11- tallag .kvfjst ' Kau sou uckrt . Ka-i-ru poUUaol Ku rupe. All- -lauai . fnin Iu . Blliss SOd AulraUa- I an t bllu.1 fr.,n i B KnU' i. ticket A-rut. InifU.-j!. co. Aktsi rortkvsd, Or heap Excursion j(aies to lie Easi Oil JllOe I, Jul) I.-.VJL' SU . A ..!' t , from iMnvvr. Caters do spun,., i, ,,, OUt mm, l UgU sad iniruj,i,.ie ikiidi, sml reiuru will U ioi.I t.j M 6REAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Al rmift ol One Regular Fare Plus $2 lor Round Trip Return Limit October 31, lvuu. SPECIAL TRAINS The Leading General Farm Paper of the Northwest. A HighCIass Illustrated Farm Journal Published Weekly at Salem, OregonTry It. Honrs school "euro Park Sun Mateo Co. lis- tiw ball I In irles sutl svitiiis'. ,r , in- i-arefiil Inoroiulhly eiiuliiH -l snil iiff-r i vHiiisrvB fur to- car soil ir.intn viMiue men At-creilli . is. tenili yesr I'kim- mi.- .i r: login) Mao IIuitt. PtD, BIOS FOR COUNTY Mm Re lisrehv liven tkst sm Ih- peeeivee st tie aaV ot w. i. ctiai iiimty elark el t atatllla immj ujs I u'l'luek. s. ni mi rtelsi Julrflr:, U itiiuit prltiiluv fur lie lem e is i-tnlinif .lillv 1st, IVOU IlisUK lurta-.: i ks raralsaed mi a 1 1 1 stion Tk rat Jeet sn anil nl lmi. i- r-rrrl. W E CliAMUI.KL.UX. OlMl STOCKHOLDERS' IITIi; Peiiilletni. orii. Jilr Ma offlee ot the lir.-.iL Hallilluvuai i To the tM ikkeiden tin orej.,5 i v lawn aaieeiattoe I'leass lake aotles tlist tk laatil I lit till !.- b-llo I"'- ( . Loan Arssekstioc sell ' ksU a N tile eotulxttll III tie lest HuS ctll -Ji tun. mi TueMlny. tin ilt ilsysf Jaif r la, in. until n.in wttk sninwraass raiatursifoaisio i m ituntf termlsslou h urti t viU U- rtussl km m- of rleeltac itlreetofi sul .ytivyfi.1 tin- uukKketlon al wfc taw t-u-ia prusirly cullle iH-le-' K LKXAXBil M ('. W. IIHUKM II 1 - I'Ut) ATTORNIYS. I A It I Kl: A KAI.l.V ATT' Law. "it. lu ssviuf. ksat I MCsW ; fuWKI.l.. ATTt laiK Kisini II AlsllM toll. lreuli T. U. HAII.KY. LAW VEIL OFFlCl Jmlit Biniitiiiit lv:e!..-toa,' I Hi-. I I IZi.Kl.Al.li Anoi:tl La. iifBiv in A.ex iin sisu- v UKUKBLKY a rroini a I Ottos to Aseut'lsliiiu Uluek K. I'. imVI' A I I iKMiY AT. "I ( uurt HI B. A. KBWBEBBY Law. Kisiui I j Iuikii ATTnKSlT JAMKf A. 1 LI Buintiuii fH i bitlANi- 1'U. w 'i. i on. irricKin tun asviur- nu i' n nu e- tu Ij s. iu ;iwii a. TWal l ve 1'iveL'Vi X' 1 1 ilKKl'kt ,,l Kir.i NaIiiiua. ual.s vmm m . I iu u iu ...si I.U , I HUI'I U . ! 1 I' I. ''.MS A.... '...-- ' .11. .I.ili HaVIIlrf 1UU. lSLP" I' ll.. .. ..-I'l...:. J. ansi U n U0M1 n. o. iiAur n-i.r . - . . Ic lbrlclau u0 Burgsuu BullillUf DENTISTS. K. A. VAIGHAN l'tM'61' luJudd Buililiuk A f. HKATIK D. L. g. 0N'1 aaviuas Bank inui"" K. A. MANN I'LMIM i- tluU Bits-, liver f tlUFt""-- ABLBiltL Ii ANU II"1 '. KHliWAKl' AK'-HITKlfl periuteaiK-ui. iusk vu"''" -ilT. ..- i ... i iu Ik. MM .1X1 IU li, JUUU uu. "banks and mo""1. " . . . ii i Mill 1111 rKMH-Ki' -V'';'ieui l'euilieiiiii."i'S"'' u,nZmJi rffl uusiu .xi.usut- w,.. ,.,ai isa u" " . '. NllillT 111 'T SUnu nun , no kuui n regular Iran, Ttckeu Uuly Pleeet l.lue te.,11, ulurvuj t B 11 rliun. unil Aluultuu. Tsk silvsliuae uf ii.ck cUeai. rale. aul lUtuil your vsesliun in your ulit i,me Bleeu ink Car keaei.sliuu. may Le ui I. u.. fursnv of Ike em ur.iuii. Write for full lnfuru.i,uu A K Clllll-kB, O A I' 0 , furllsuil lire k W.THOkll-VN A ,, V A . Tuueks Ksu Jun BiiBAintA.s'. u t- a , Sfaata.. bttt mSS ,, .rand u n,m diat , ,V8r. I'lk-ation was ' .luu-s ior ,,. hUshing a lurni pair ,..' th ' fi "rt hM all the fa- latm. why md u, monTj,' Vhv r,d of wide circu- to the intwwti of thS iSSooT ' Kencral circulation, aod devoted The price of the Wekki.v East Okk-.,v,i ; r w':i - " -tVls'LkaJ? BAfl ORKGONI AN PUB. CO.. I'enilletoti Oregon Babbitt Metal, sr For Sale by the Lawt t . 1 1 1 ltd uj uit Last OieKoman Fub. Co. - ; I J Uorrts." ifregvu. ..'' . I. s ire.i uu lllue ileumlU ,TZmi M l. .i. I lie 'e l-' .' . T . . i.ue r . ii.iiue.tu e. i.nc- mssM;! lenUeU tu. lieu::- I ai:AflUUr, rmr-r" ...i,!!! NM1 IIATI0iajj4!l tuu. Caoilai. ("""J. I enersl kaakIM , "Jw ssva Haaetseo, Ks rnt:,?nia2i Ike .Nurtiiwesi. riijrtkia" aud Kurupc Ml11'. ilskfse'j Utruis. Levi Aakeii)- jgj vlce-ureldelll. mI Hesluu, -""" - ,..si im.rL jtaatasat, $JgR gfS ICC-..0O. e- - m nrr-- , I , i l'- no'" ... fills ' - Ii A llsrlu.si. Visit B- , liraw.J Kili"'. f rue Usui. iMlly ki orssuua- Ike1