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

East Oregonian : E.O., July 25, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1900)

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.0 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Texts Shoes For Your Feet mANlr VHP' I nion LACE MADE AT NEW SOUGHT FACTORY THE MAGNET Clements & W I w i : i ink s HAY, .r f ; . hail., wr.r.kn xd Bl 10-WEBKLT BY TMI- Bast Orefcrotiian Ptiba.Nb.tif. Company, fENDLl.T1 'S. D1L m Km iiriici f mail Month, t-y mall WMK. ty irrtfl IS . $ II . -a But-ram .... .j mi wasaLY uraaceirTioM hats'.. f ccpy vnt I U twpT month "S Trill uhtnptton . Siaf lo lunbtn WSSKLY M-aSCStPTION ATI I '1 ''',' ' fa ' JJ la ssH tis month. ' Tnsl subscription H fc.ir. n AnvH T I I Ni . RATS- tPftslSy A-.ftniat.aenu i Ona meh, rt lti. I ft Mii-W"tlr P' woatn Sm lark, taaa. to dsilf ptt Biottih . I aBtarrrr1: : : is Mkl.HIB.mlh . . . . 1 1 U.'UirMla(hts.ln Wessh. pf tn !i p.. nosei . . . I m 0f Hints nuhas. in Tsasaay s li.u. of Seme...!, Call ...araute'l .lrr .'. nt. in asS .-,.n ....Wcai Ds.l..St.l ia.n.o., ps . infcfc.fux-. fth .abscissm itaaas , laa etittt rf lias. ..ch mWTO. a. Ratty, Mm portal thief, i still free ami will probably escape uii :-hniiit . He silcceesleil in -t -u 1 1 1 lunch ni the government's money uiuler Um nose of tin- .Mi'Kinli'.v odnlnltt ration that In- cull affonl tn a v trust j . r i - f"r tin eervieea of trmt lawyers, who will ae rure hia trial lieforc trust juig;cs with the N00 1 1 that he will Im- a'i)ii ittftl , unil with tin' OTOfSaMBt't money loft him he citii hi'i'omi' trust ite ami n knag IBPBWa of tin- trust mrty . The democrats ol KOBtOOhy iioinlh-an-il BMMf BookhOOa for gataiBOf I" succeed himself, he .nor (juvornor hy the assaasinat ion of " I ami tilt- notion of tin- Kentucky legislature. Hi- ha- no known OMliSMIiOM for the liiirh ami res(ansililc ollh'o of ito enior, hut hi- ollirial cmuhict since the compulsory- retirement Ol Taylor ha unt exposed him to criticism. He has lienelltlotl hy tin- blunder- ol hi- 0B ttMHHti ami hy i-ontruit Im Oppaafg lit to administer tin- trout. Tin- rcpubl i -ana havi- iioniinati'il John W. Yurboa, who is km ill to ho u clean MnMaJ BMW. Tin- contest will ! waieil on the in. of the iioi'Ik'1 law. hut the lieiuoerat. have weukeueil the iiiii'ortanie of tin laaue to the reillbl nan- h pilttillU therutelvea on r irtl a- la-inu in favor of it- repeal. In im:t the worhl pfodaoad IQS.47S,- i-1 mineee of Milver UmI 7ttlt,tll oiliH'ea of Kohl, or t weuty-oiie ami aeven-tuntliK times a- many mince- Milvur Hp Kohl. The tendency ol Mid. priMluctiou waa, tiierefur.-, t.. lu.ikr it more diflicillt toealahlieh the parity in value of It ounce- of ailver to ) of Kohl. The Kohl-.-tamlanl ailvocale- have I'laimeil we cniihl never eatahliah hi nifltalliim. Ijecauae the relative pro ihictioiiofailvcrwaaiiiu. il greater than Kohl. In 1S!).H there W.I- pnalllceil only 11. It otimva of ailver to each ounce of Kohl. In ixtw, accorilniK t. the pre liminary eatimntc ol the director of the mint, the worhl pr.alu I MMBt.' i XXI ouui'tiH of gilver ami I o, ,47 7 oiincea of poMi or nearly ten ami eiuht-tentha time a- much ailver a Kohl. The tellili'licv of audi prialuc Hon, acconliiiK to tin- principle of relative aupply, in uiupiottionahly to make it easier toeatahliah the parity of theae metala at l to 1. than when the production exiate.1 a- in Iso... The law of aupply and demaml U now workihK in MM dir.-. tion of himetal lialn. W. a, QoSbMBi Ml Aioi ricai. hllai neN man, jtiat hack from a trip to China, Kaya he doea not kg) am that it in poaaiMo for all the allied powers, im matter what iimkIh la- the nlaii of attack, or how nifhf) the facilitie.-, to con. pier or aiilalue ObilM Ha aav-, tirat of all it i- UBpOMibio to main tain oven a amall armv anywhere in the ChluuKe empire. There la no water to drink, m. food to eat. and the m-areat noiirce of aupply i- p .lupan, three daye journey a source that would so.. i. hecoiue uxhaiiated. What water there in in China is impure uud unlit to drink, requiring to he boilod and liltered. In China there i- no audi thine aa Mutilation, and at audi t i incus mh im- man and U-uat ulike .ir, luft unhuriel. .SuppoaiiiK a ttttt at tack aiiuuld reault in the killiiiK of few thoUKand Chineax', aa it iiiuat to he in anv nicaaure Hiicceaaful. The dead Chi ilea.- would he left uuhuried ' upon the ttuid and the army would hn unable to advauce hecaue of the con- ! awpjunt inipurilication of all drinkiiiK 1 water and tlie atondi. And if ad- ! vauoe wre ponaibh tl. continued kill injf uecuMiar) to proKren would con tinue the conditioim ami mlvunn t,, any xtent would leave apM chancer lor aide attack. Tlie inluriur U peo pleil to the deiuity of awaruiiiiK Ilea.,, 1 and every foot of advance would have tW IA Hamilton I.rown'H OWI1 niBBS arc llif sliot-s to wear. They have all the qttalitits of a pood show, loff plioSI Mid a world wide reputation. A chance for a gold watch witli every dollar purchase. CASH STORE Court and Cottonwood to I... made over decay im: deinl bodies, rondorlag ntjeaaairy the InpoMlblo water aupply from the rear. A- to final, the enemy can oxiat cntn'ortably Upon a amall bunch of rice for u week, ami the soldier- of BWHlMllOM would have to draw aulwtantial aitppliea from the rear al-o. Again, in ordinary war fare the IpfdllH of panic and the ItrlkiOg of terror is a Miwerful element with which to subdue. Tha' ir an other inipoaaihility in China. The Chi-m-e nr. ahsolulelv itiilifterein to the fate of their fallow HUB and (carlo-- a to their own. Admitting the DOMl btltty of foial supply by oceanic trans port service there ia the dillionlty of carryiuir the supplies to the interior. In China there are no beasts of burden except the coolie, who could not well be pre-a.,1 into aervice. China's railroad- mid all the railroads loading into China are in had repair, if not en tirely broken up and useless. He thinks the only method of creatine, any thing like tobmiwlofl in the ObinoM mm hi la- to promptly aeito anil put to death all high Chinese ollicial- and dignitaries. Such an act would break the faith of the Chinese in the infallibility of tin' exalted rulers and the unimpeachable .loss. In his opinion, all things being consi. Icr.il , w ithout undue n'sainiisin, it will be a great deal nearer to the judgment day la-fore China i- compiered. AGRIC'JLTURE IN CHINA. Although the vast mobs which infest Pablo mil the larger cities of China, worked up to a state- of frenzy and fanaticism, have rendered impossible any satisfactory action by the available f. rc I the powers, tin great Chi nese population proper ia agricul tural ami naturally extremely peacelul and naoOO lorlag Agriculture, how ever, is most primitive ami the won der is how such an immense popula tion can In supported Irolu the soil, until the great economy practiced in all things is nndersto d. On the ureal Plain of China, every available loot of land i- utilized for growing something and everv particle ol tort 1 1 it v returned to the soil. Waters are used for irri gation and in many case- laboriously distributed over the fields. Tile tireat Plain it-elf is one of the most wonderful sections of the globe. It ia about TlXJ mile- in length and varie- Irmn MO to 00 mile- in width ociipying the mirtheasterii part of the empire, ami containing over 'Jco.tiui sipiarc miles ol wonderfully fertile soil. Tlie most interesting feature of Ibis plain is its enormous population as it tn oporto, Recording to the oojmm of HL not leas than 177 million hu man bolngli making i the most dense ly Nttlod ol anv part of the world of tin- same sie, it- iuhahitants auiouui lag t" nearly two third of the entire I opulation of Kuro c. a a a The most wonderful feature in the physical geography of China ia tin- ex-i-cm-,. ,,t a va-t region of loeas in this portion of the empire 1.ikks ia a ver solid but friabli- earth, brownish yel low ill color ami la loand In ttMH) place- from Mkl to lINNI feet deep. The loess bill- rise in terraces from 11 to several bond lod feet in height. Kvor atom of loess is perforated by amall IH bai alter the manner ol root liber-, only the direction ol tlu sc little chan nels if always fi-nm above downward so that cleavage in the loos- mass i invariahl) vertical. The Iocs region of China is perhaps the most broken country in the world, with ila sheer cliffs, and upright wall-, terrace-ami deep cut ravines. Owing to the ease with which it can be worked, caves made at the bans of straight cliffs, afford homes to millions ol people ih the densely populated northern province- where the lioxers have thn- lar been most active. Whole villages clus ter together in carved out chambers, some of which extend back more than MO feet. The capabilities of daloOOt in a c iiiitry such as this, where an Invading army must necessarily ka' come lost ami absolutely Imiw ihlcrcd in the tangle ol interlacing way- and where tin- dafoMOM may always re main concealed or have iniiuiueruhle mean- oi escape i. peculiarly aigniti- am at this time when consideration in being given to a 0OMMai of China It may not la- generally known that the Chinese were the discoverers of coal as fuel. The Venetian traveler Mar.., Polo Kays, "It ia a fact that all over the country of Cathay China there ia a kind of black stone cxiatiug ill the beds of mountain which tiiev dig "lit and hum like HiaWOOtl This stone burn better and coat less." The rivers of China are her glory and there are few countries in the World so well watered and none w ill, such splendid natural water transmuta tion facilities The three great rivers of the empire arc the Yaug-tsc-kiang : Child of the Ocean , the Huang Ho i Yellow river i and the Obo Kiaug d'carl Kiver or Canton Kivcr . Ol thcc the Yang-tae-K iang is much the largest. Mowing through uxteunive uud fertile plains and finally emptying into the ldstcrn (sea, after traveling a dis tance ol.over J.imu tttilOB. 1 1 diKi'hurKe i estimated at one niilion cubic feet per second. The hunks of the Yang-tw are crowded with towiiH and village, tin most fuuiiius of which are Nankin and the now treaty port of Hankow . The Hoang Ho or Yellow Kiver i noted ogpoobtily for its Irouuont and violuut flporH. Its current is very rupid and iU courw liiuiono, i.. .ii iv approaching in length the Yaug-tau. fba I'earl or (aWton EUtar while nut nearly to large as the 0th Of is ii Rtraarn of ureiit im portance and innumerable vessels trade iiioii H- waters. At some aiinls it spreads into large laknl! in other- it imases Ix-lween narrow gorges which if dan mod would aStrrd large storage rapacity (or irrigation. The Chinese, however, have tint prnrtlcallv worked out irrigation In its different phases nw OOmplOtol) as OrOClIu he expected of such an ngrh ultiiral people. a a o Irrigation. nOYOTtholpOO, is prOCtircd to a oonaidomblc extent through the ll-e of the water- of the tir.llnl canul ami hy wells. The tlrand or Imperial canal is a work of great roogntiodo, It Oral OOMlrUOtOU in the 7th century mid enlarged in the 18th century. It traverses the Groat rtlln and Hows with but slight current for a d'slnncp of 71X1 miles. While built for purport of communication it watera arc used largaly tor Irrigation and thooaandi of drain anil creeks have I n UMMM to eonntoi with it along it- route. The modal of irrigation are ancient ami Cftlde. One ol the moot pictur oanao i by means of the water-wheel which is used where the land to be watered i WOll nboYO the chnnuel of the river. The wheel is turned by the lor ( the current ami is parbopt thirty feet high, lis buckets lieihg Mtloni of bambiai which as thev are I raised bylhe statelv motion ol the wheel, empty their contents into i trough- or dttOhao. Hollow baml pijies or lulu - are sometimes OOOd for liistribiitinv' water over the llehls. Thev rest upon WOOdofl support and I branch in every direction from the source of supply. The chain pump is ; also a common means of lifting water, i the chain running un from the water mi a slant and being provided with lit tle bucket" at intervals, which as thev reach the highest point and Is'gin to Descend, discharge their contents. These machines are worked hv baSaloM or SMinet line- by Daman labor, a man working a crank with his rOot some thing after the manner of riding u bicycle. The most primitive and la borloni matbod is the ancient well -weep, such as is scon tialay 01 ninny an old New I , ,.n... Iiomujteail. 0UY E bITT0UKI.L. If the man dia?s not atop the cough the cough stops the man; stop his ap petite, nis sleep, his pleasure and HI work. So called "cough remedies" sometimes relieve but they don't g p enough to cure. Iir. licrce's Golden Medical Discovery cures coughs and diseases of the respiratory orpins pey fcctlv and pernuncnlly. It atopa the cough. It heal- the lung-, stop the hemorrhage, if the lungs are bleediii", and by purifvtng the blood and increaa bm the action of the blood -making plain!- enr.L.ie. even' organ with the nod blood which alone will make a good laxly. )lv husband hsd been rouirhlnK for years ami people frsukly aad MM that he would ro int. .consumption." wiurs Mrh John Mhlrtm.iu. Ol No 90s isth l'lsce. Clncvao. Ifl. "Ilehaslsuch tcnlble coiiithine aisella we uot only yrew much sUrnnsJ lull l.skcl lor th bursting of a btomt Ttsstl or a hemorrhage al almost any time. Alter three dayi' cunning he was too we.ik to eros I hi room The doctor did him no Kuod 1 t iteit tin- cAtr to s drugxtst whs. haodtd nie a liottle of li l'ierct's llolden Medical Diacov ery My hu-lnnd s recovery wss remarkable In Hirer day. irtcr hr began uiiiig lr Mercr'i Oeldcn Medical lascovsrrv he wss up and ar-ii-id and in : . nuirr day-he went to work. Two bellies cured him I)r Pierce's Pteosant Vellets cure bill ousneas. Tltey produce permanent bene h'. and do not rc jc: on the system. One i a gentle laxative, two m cathartic d..a The largest atuck of Sa idlery . Har. neaa, Tenta, Wagon Covers, Can vas, Lap Dusters, kopc, Stri g Leather, etc., ia kept by Joseph Eli t he Leading Ha'near and Saddle "Ian ufacturor of Eastern Oregon. Alba Sawmill Good Lumber Both Rough and Dressed. Ofiksi Promptly PlUad. J. L. Bisher & Co., ALBA, OKtUiOfN. TME CITY... Livery, Feed and Sale Stables... CtlKIS SLtPSON Proprietor Everything New. New HotaMI -New liiga. best rigs and teams lu the city. Boarders given the beat atteutlon. Service any huur of the night Telephone No. 70. THI PAPKK 18 KKI'I UN K1I.K AT K C. Uake's Adverllsiug Ageuey, at aud Oi, Uur enauts' Kicuaugc, aau PMnelees, CalllaraU where ouutracta ior ailverliaiug cau t. iuad.i exit. BV liaBB? sores and Ulcers E That old aore or ulcer, which ha, heen a aource of I1flV;:,"::;!."c,M:o,p.trea0t- fWr or ten yeara-mavbe longer - MX heal because you 010 , ;ll'j .cheve LIFE. tnent, hut are Irving to em- H will, salvos and washes While thrm i Mm M Kf pan. to tome extent, no teal, parmanont R.sl can come from th . is in the blm.,1 and far bcvoiul the reach of "tenia apt ' " ,,. novor if it is diaeaaed. The . i...t. .all. ,..,en the h ood is in food munition, mn . , , tha fl,,i, waste vaiuanie iiuir rruunx. ,! -,i ItM utile, snii forreil I perfect use of (he J$ S 8 S. is the . . Is mane ol roois biiii in-io ui , t - . . - - which no poison can resist. S. S. S. quickly and effeCtuaUJ clears the bloo.1 of all morbid, unnealthv humors, and the old. troublesome so ire heals At the same time the general health s invigorated and built up W ban 0 llttlOl K ratcn or hurt fails to heal readily, yon may be sure your blood is bad I B. win soon put it in order and keep it so. , . . . , - r n,,r M.,l,.-1 rw.nart.nent is in charge of exnencti.-rd physictans who hay r ma i Moo.1 disease- a life -tu.lv If von will furnish all information oi odviCI wanted, FOR Insurance Fire, Life, Accident. Plata Ql0M Of Loans on City Mid Oootitj Property, Kcal Estate improved ami Unimproved City Lot Stock Kam hes ami Wheat Farms BEE J. R. DICKSON, Last Oregonimi Bollding, New Goods... And Cheaper Than Ever.. Portieres. OlIK'ts, Lace Cnrtaia HtMilquartors lor White, Stan 1ard and RldftdgS Sewing Machlaai JESSE FAILING Main St., near Hridge. OregonShortLineRailroad TIIK lilltKi l KIII'EK TO Montsns, rt.th, olorsdo and alt Eastern Points (lives choice of two lavorlte rmite.. via Hie UNION PACIPII rasl Mall Line, or tin- 1110 watlrtii leeali I Inn. Mo Change of Cars ou thei Portland. Chicago Special, "the lineal ia Ihe Wi." RajaM iei witii fil aant Standard -Lepers Flni New o dinar v ToMfbtl S'eepjrs .mi vii' LI rar Haifrf.t C'r.ra 3pieiuli ' Dilterb MOBMI 0 la carte Free kcclinlng Cnabf ar Cuioloi tabic Coaches nnd Smoirera Batoro Train Cowplataiy eatit uied For further Information anlv tu r r UAMrfi.KY. Agent 0. R. A N. I .. NO Ihtou, nr. j k naiikl g pogua, 1 rav. Pass. Al. lien'l Agent 142 Thlro hi.. Portland, Oragou. Oregon Lumber Yard fffallf Lumber, lath, Shinulct-, BuildittK Paper, lar Paper. Mouldings. Pickets. lame ami ( cmcnt, lirick and hand, Sash and Doors, Screeu DtMrt At Windows, Terra Cotta Pipe. Borie 6c Light, Prop's Alta St., ops. Court House Alba Creamery and Cheese hactorv a Order Promptly I Hie J. J. L, BISMER, Prop. Alba, Oregon SEALS! Notary and Corporation $3.50 to $5 Delivered Order of us and save money. Orders fur Hubber Htempe a)., solicited. EAST OREGON 1A.N PUB. CO madoflhe' :.id and oloar. Thev arc a constant drain upon the system, -g'l" " A pers.u, rapacity for work or oleaattre U loo 1" . t le re 8. S. S make n rapul ami nem.attent fure W doe., because no other can reach ,i cp-scnted h loo dtrou b are too weak and watery to overcome a deadly po1"'" t"t a .. .. .i - tlia.ti experimenting AU1 m ouml . . . .... ... ,.r.ivlnir what 1 roimilersil only MlflOl "w""0- , m ilie left 1. reeelTlng what "SJJW ZZSTiZSTt A Gunshot derelon. I Imos t...m. ... n V l Rome years u" I was inni m , looks number nf r). remsii I rm itlrs. lull noil i 'II' . mi' an tia mn .is truly ml conclu.teil to give 11 s nisi. P ' r ihe nolson out ol ray Woo.1 : wn nfierwiir.l lh,r "1., ron.-lu.tel in en. It a insi a -a. , ...... , ,,,,1, leg. whlcn wss twollen sml rtry raa aa '"s onlv purelv vegetable blood purifier known ; i V ..i..-f,,1 niolfvine nronerties. write then, abool OUT i im the; Addilssa SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. OA without an-. ChaTgO wlmteve. Vd.l.es. Wir I srtoirn. ITo the Harvest Trade.! tr When in need of. . May Forks, Hoe iMvns. Wire Cable, Axle ;iv;tsu Eldorado i itgtor, Weal Va. Biack Oil, I lap ital ( Jylinder 'Ml. lompound (by the cast' or barrel I, Rope of nil 3 pines, or n i:"l Btove or flteel 3 Range tor tli' "'""Iv' house, ami tr. o, j ,. jcefl from 3b B 3 I Taylor, the Hardware flan i E 7 Jl Main Street 3 SlIllliilillttilitiaillliiaitililtiittitlttKtlM'MtttHTttiHlHW Puget Sound Warehouse Co. TACO.V1A. WASHINGTON. mice trie I, alwayi u- 1 M B LER. You Car Ge- Waterman Tftid CdSsiirated Pilsner Bear in hottles, tiaUtrtrad to any part ot city, at Si. SO per HDczn. asj Bottieii by Coo. j. Pottnai AMLKICAN PLAN. S3.00 per buy and Ipwards. BaB aaaa THJC PORTLAND i uanu, OR BOON Special Kates to Bastern Ureeon n,,i- Ior,ouriatS.,,dco,,e";.&"ert?0P, V"U'n1 (Pu''- He.Uuu.rter. n. (. B0WHWS M.n... t l l v -n an - I oiiiiiiPi .' X ? Qlilul nnnnan MW am 'A Z. JaBS UIU1 Ul, Ull llrVII i.j thf "fr war(.h for omethinKtocnn-. u raedicine that r h" rv !- ..sannrilla and potaah mixtures On linap f ,hebIood. Do no. " ,nltcn 1 j". nftMlii. I w.n t rested 0 msnr oormrs. . !'1' ''J 1 hsd hesrdi I R highly reeemmemle.! mllfvlns BOO seeine.1 to ei rigni Ml ine ' s . , , , . , u .....,Ml i'tfi riirln at the son1 1 "n ' grstlryin -les) un sml was rureil sound ana wen . - .. , i mcIimavmm. Lswreneeburg, Ky.' .i.ni.r i; r- - .-- . r, , I now ' 3 aarahoasM on Of. m 0. It. k . ami i..snr oi Independent Waraaonai io rvadlatoo, Ivmi- lii Maakat SNPOaata 111 Utah I Pi1 to as Paaatblas i irnlil aeki and twine to farmiTs, uud tjiiis"- ii Ivan ii crop, or on w iie.it 111 wiircliniises. i N BKNDUtV, Aa-nt. NndlaOaa. OSeaal linker .v Pulsniti -. m-xl door lo I Utlce. i i, Mowrooamv, Aatnt at lleUa. Inns t. Hoaruoaaat . yt al Warraa. V II Ai.hci:. Agent hi Viiiisvcle. i, W MUOtar, Agent st Allions. sss IDEAL FOUNTAIN PENS. ICvury Pen fully gnatOlll I. "IS Main St DO 5 iJ A liorvrdinri And Day S hool for (iirls H"i n- sWplei ii i; K.ir etreular ad dress MUX KLKANOK TKHBRTTM Pa I I' ipal, I'lirlhuid. lireg.iu MiXjj I Incst Motel the Pacific North weal OliO 0AKVKAU, P,sop. Steam Heated I in opc , sim."ud lr0m -P' Sample Room In connection. I Kouin Kate I a -o r Ml I HI IU i 7 II I III all 111. Ill II I. 5Uc, 75c, 5)1.00 POSSIBLY You i nrr im l ast time and Supc, h Se vice rsinv nirered In . 2 -Daily FastTrains to theEast 2 llaole eiiiilpped. ' Wn srs OUR SPECTALTIES: Fust Tlm. Throiinh Barvtaa. P..,, mnn Palaon SlfiBPers p.,',, Tourist Sleapera, PuHman 021? Llbrnry 'afei Car and Fra. V ' cllnlnK Chnlr Cart.. Ih hull nthc Th II lllil lie si nr. of time saved 0) Omaha IkSSaa. , ,,. . r,,. ,,.., . , , r i cii-lern nnllils """in, ,n,( " f.vl M" l-ske ' iti .n,!,... - lit ynur uneri'si i, n.,. t,, ,i.i..,orr. TK Tick - mid slei , i cured (rnlll II MiTHItOC, " "ivd',r lonfl aioat, Me Third tu.iSSS!. Take the... Washington & Columbia River Railway For Ohlaaso, st. PonJ, St. mti. fak ails t'itv, St, Joe, Olnuht,!! 411 Points East and South I'ortland and points on the Sound. Arrive- Monday. U.dlie.ilav. ami ll:Ms ni Tuesdays, Tliiir.davssiiilHstaM,., al laa s. m. 7 departs dally except Ruadaj an a, B Kor liihirmMii.in reKardina rat.', ami arroa liindstlons, call mi af addn -- w, ,t ha Ms. Artnt, I'l'lldli'tiiu, Orrion H. II t'Al.DKKHEAIi.li I' a ' Walla Walla. Uaih. RAILWAY. EAST via SOUTH. I eavr . mi p ni. Depot Fifth and I shall. Arm. Overland BlBNOI fur .IS s. a saii'in. lessaura, Ash- land, HarranieiiiH. 0k ilea, Han Kraa.eis. .,, Mn lVe. Ij.s AIIIK-les, Kl I'aaii, Ni I uli. tus aim Ihe Kuat. llosehurK fasseuiier. rls l.l's. We.Kllluril KM MiSIUI Alwel, Hllvertna, ttr.t ha'ln. IhowiiHVlla , Na tron and HpihiKtli'ld I I'urvalUa I'asaeuan ., 'Uoi. a Inih-lHlMl-l ., ia a-an I l.. "..) a.m. I.Aup, Bl. 'Dally. Hi.iily eycpi sn,.,o.c,. on; i TII-KCTS Kelmle tickets on sale lu iwei i hirtlssS, asr t,ini' iile .mil H.ui naaetseo, '.t rates llTtrs I'lass and II I s.i.iiid i-ia.s tin iiiii. .iis-isi Hales and tickets tn Kasii-rn pulousal BH roe., Also .laistn, I'lilua. Ilawsall, Tss nta nlnea ami Aiistnilia. Can Is aiiuainsl frunJ II Klrklanil, Ticket Ajtenl. Tlilnl Mt. oil. Aavr. I'ortlaiid, Or. ATTOItNBVS. CAUTKIt A KAI.K.V AT T0KNKY8 Al Lasw. Ofllee lu MaruiK. Hans Hulldlaf. r.i. as a i.tiw i.i.i. 1 1 i"i:si; a! Law. i;, .in ii aasoelalloa lilmk. rtsda nut. iireeon. tTsiliiailkv, i.awvki;. orriosn Jatfd HiilhliiiK. Keadleion, Oreess. I'M OH. KIT.d K It A 1.1 A lloliNKV ii 14V lillll t' 111 .tH'in lllili'l II. i" a S. ItKKKKLKV. ATTORNBT AT latf. llltlce III Aa-.ieiaii.iii Hum s hlj7u0Yl), ATTOKNKV AT Ur."ill Court HI. 8. A. NBWBERKY, ATT0KSKY IT latw. KiMiui l!. -.,. Uuililini .IA.MKH A. rBB, LAW UFKll'K IK Jl'W" Bttlldlag' fH V SitlA Nh. 1K. W. II. l lll.L. IIKHi K IX PBMDlaT Ion Bavin- Hank Bttlldlai OSai aiain a lo ; a. in ; 1 to a .. in lelcjM.uuc T,. K W, V1M KST, M. D. uH-HKBaA of Klral Natlnnsl Hank tiOue imuraO'1' a. m. i i to 8 p. u. . DK. C. J.HMITH. Or-r'it'fc tVKBPtf; diutou bavlusa Usui li'lcpliout V, aa Teuee telephuuu J H. H. UAK ILI.U, Jl. 1. Hi'MKOFATH lo Fhyslviau aud humci. osu lu lllllellliH DENTISTS. K. A. V A t'UH A N , III JUdd BulldlllK PIMTIST. A. I.. UK AT IK I'. 1'. - nFFIfK oV Saviuga Bank. l.a aduiunlrwl. K. A. MANN, UKNTuTt, IN ABatKl nun Hlock. mei r Ii i lopioa i ABtHiriitTS A N U lillLDKIS. T. 9. HUWAItK, ABOHITKCT AWut pvriiiieiiileiit. inak iii.ee :daus lor BUlldlnan In Ibi "l ljU,u' Hooiu 17, Judd huildllis ALItKItT M AMIS i ..V I 11 V- TI'IK hulldci . K.liuiales. plan. auJ spstisaw iiiiui.iioi ..ii .M,: Jay A- Jensen', black.iiillli .In... CaUass" irast. BANKS AND UHUKKIs- TUS PKNOLKTUN riAVlJJg IIA.M" .. . j.. . iu.icii.ir- i.'so ; .a. l-ellilleloll, lilcK'ill i mkuui.v" -- - ,.Mse oapilal, ssi.uuu. luUruat allowed je POSIU. KxiJuailge hnuslil aud 'I """JS elpal points. Hpeeial alh-uliou gl Ba Haul Wr J, Kurnisii presldaOli Vttie-president ; T. J. slurri., - K1K8T NATION AL BANK 0 llr.wn Danllal S.SI.UH'. ..Uaas. ffr UJ leruat on nine ih-poalh- ls-al. "-itlj duuiuatic cactiaiiKc 1 uthc'U tended lo, Heury C, Adam., lu,. I is- i...r....o Mk.i.iaiil caaui... MCArinnr, n o li eieio - : KIK8T NATION A L BANK ion. i.apnui, fiv.vw, ai asa gel.,,. ill hallkni,' "'uCSl'-aaa ami telegraphic transfers sow nTieu Kranclse... Nea Vurk auJ priu T" j. the Northaeat lualls '1u10.Saa aud Kuropc Makes . cIkh nuns uajs-ji term.. 1-evl Ankuiiy , pres-drul. f H. i vice.prealdciil. C t ad MaWI lilluruatl) , asallnl . aahlei - TIIK FAi:.MLi: t hNh ?J&2m Weslon, iircg.in He.- " , ild vW husllieaa. Kxchallg.- hung U UAasf letitiuna uruuiull) aUcmlcd '" 'rWl us " . see lent cue in. tic toe, . ..a,wilul .7. !i.l"'" . ., s atlgali.in i oiuinlth'. ul ''ffilas' era: K Jsiues.ui ('T.. usld. vic nrcsidcii' . i jutt-uf . -in rroil .. vi i - ....... ,,ii nsasn-i i a a O. A. Hariiuan. M M Juh""., T,iJ, "