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II
THE LOVK OF FUSS AND FEATHERS.
Smull MM I'laamr lot Mnptf hOttON
ami nn- sticklers fur foruuiliticn. They
an' never buppittff t Iu1.11 whan pofltng
ami strutting. They love display and
wuruli i i itl the shrine of fuss ami (calh-it-
ami make-lad iovc. Id it ii army ami
navy lift' arv lille.l with man ol Ulll
stamp. There are. hi coomc, a fv ix
ceptiuti. Kvon tin- wearing nf 11)11
forms, "lil Ian- ami tin- uilulatinii nf
tin' ttattilniis. mult mill.' tin imt
destroy 1 1 n bigness of gome men. They
go nil to their duties in spite nf these
hihikii in if little Mk( wini make much
nf Mm things of pretense ami nips ara
never happier UMU when pvMtng tln'in
on.
Kec!ent reinrti frnin 'l'aku tMfcM Ail-
imrai tseiniiti r il 1 . -it 1 hi m tin- goB
neotimi. Me la raporteil tn have rnieil
n atiirin in u teupnt nn tin- nillnte (lle
tlon. lie in leeuml in iiiiiiiiiaiiil in Chi
nene watern junt at thin time, ami tlm
entitled tn II (jun- a. rear-ailmirul,
uml this win- reeently jjiven him by the
Kmlymimi at Ynkohuma. Id' elai I
I:: guna, atatim; that nn American mi
lium! Kiit II yium, their valuen hein:
Ktil I admiral, IT: vice-admiral, l'i;
rear admiral, l.'i, und rained a fm- -
caiine hf wan not naliit.il w ith tin- re
iiiireil iiuiiiher. It in an idle wantc nl
powder tn lx- tiring thene empty nn
1 11 ten, hilt it in a formalitv imlnlx'il in
hy the navien ami Kempfl ,iiKMr- lit
tle enough tn demand bif full than
of it.
The fttmttk itm not ilraji hin tail
on the ground. Id' in a pminl hird,
le'auiie he Mearn niich hamlnome feath
ern, but that in tin- immt that can he
naid of him. The biajMl man HTM
in liinji mi fiirmalitien ; hf nei'retlv
detestn funn ami feathem, ami llmnr
wlm hmh- and atrut ami make pretenHe
of aonietliiug they ari- not nr.' offennive
10 inn, 1 in iiilt man neeiln nn urn
form, nn rank M aalutiug to make
liim bit;, lie limply linen hin duty ami
allnwn that tn entahiinh hit worth in
the heartn of hin fellnw llien
An we travel tie roud nf imperialinm
and aaaume the burden n of militarism
the human peacocka will be given
great upimrtiinity tn exhibit them
wlven ami tin- army and navy will be
come an incubator Inr tli.-ir prmlui t nm
and duvelopmi-ut. Tl mp will hatch,
match and multiply and honent worth
will gn for nothing agaiimt iimtiau,
aell-aeeking and mdf-applim-
"Va Astnr drunk when lie iimulteil
Millie, wan he noher and f riglitcui'd
when Im apolottied, wan he partially
drunk ami partially frightened nil the
time?"
We are free tn remark that the
answer tn the Antor rnnundruin dnen
mil interest un much.
Why a dtg obMM bin tail, why a lien
cmaaen the road, or why an American
mill inmiltn a titled Kugiinh pcrcoii,
neemn tn un an iiiiiniHirtiiilt iiropiini
tion. Kut in connection with thin
Antor pernnli there ia one ipientinli that
we do think worth dlMQMtlgi
Mr. Antor in I.iiiiiIhii drawn and
npendn yearly from three to rive mil
lion dollars of American money, lie
dnen nothing tn earn thin money, he
never did anything to earn it.
livery baby Inim in the eity of New
York makes him richer it creates a
greater demand inr the land which he
MM, Every improvement made in
New Ynrk City by others increases his
wealth.
UoH Iniu; iboQrd a man he RlloWOd
tn draw millioun of dollars fmui a
eonntry wIUmhI giving anything iii
return'.'
l'erhapn the country can affnnl Svt
millioun a year tn he rid nf nucha
dinrepltahle individual an Antor. It is
better tn have him in London, where
loobblih fnoln are ciinunun, Ibu tn
have him irritating decency in this
OOOntry. Hut would it not be a 00d
plan to tax nome nf that money out of
hi- pockets? Should not some plan be
devined for depriving thin Hritinh nub
ject nf at leant part of his inciune.'
In time the lawn of the country will
forbid any such preMistenni- pei tacit
H that offerr il by one man owning a
loin. In. I million dollarn' worth of the
earth's aurfaie. Hut that reform
which the noble hut too optimistic
llriirv Ooonji thought near is in real
ity a long way off. Soniething ought to
he done now , not only as a lesson to
Antor, but an a naming to others.
If our genial Mr. Knckefi-licr nlmulil
ili't'lile tn niellit Ills tnrtv in 1 1 1 It ill a
year in Knglaml, if goml Messrs. Cur
uegie ami llavemever ami V anderhilt
and the others should migrate, spend
nn: their days and incomes in hump
ami drawing their capital from tin
country, we should soon find ourselves
like Ireland, impoverished by absentee
landlordism.
It may be anarchv to suggest it it
usually i anarchy to say anything an
noying to a man with a hundred mil
lions -hut we earnestly reeomniem
mat -..in.' -tops 00 taken tiy special
taxation or oilier leuislatioii to cut
down the income of William Waldorf
Antor, the Hritinh suhjett, and others
like him.
prominent republican pnlittolM not
long ago from the editor of a (iermnti!
newspaper in the eant not in New
York city in which he said he wanted
to keep in line for McKinley, as wan I
bis personal preference, but that lie
did not know Imw he could retain his
subscribers, as thev were nil aiiti-im-1
perialints. The editor of tierinaniH,'
the great lieriiinii newspaper of Mil
waukee, ale mint to tie utreatlv fter
plexi d to dooldi what to do, Th) nr.
tryiiiK in every conceivable way ti
support McKinlev. but are .ncoiiiiler
ing very considerable opsisitiou. This I
newspaer in more ntrictly UtttllOMn
than (ierinan. A hoanl of l.utheraii
clergymen have much to do with the
dlOMllon of its policy, and hv iroiiigl
about MMOJ their parishioner-, they
learn the trend of (ierman thought.,
rof this reason this paper has hmg
lieen regarded as one of the I e-t
biironieters of fiermaii sentiment in
the great Mississippi vallev. It sup
pnrted Cle eland in 1X02, and the state1
of Wlloontln went democratic; It snii-1
porteii HoK Inlay in I8(N ami Wltconaln I
went ropabllaan by lfMOi
This attitude of tl.e (ternuin vote is
of the greatest priit tiial importnnce in
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois. Mich em,
Kansas ami Nebraska. It is hardly
likely th.it the fnte of any other stat''i
in the apprOMhlrifl IWnMllt would he I
ileterinlned hv it. Missouri in ileliin- .
tmilo anyway. Iowa, Minmnnta ami
Wisconsin are probably to" atmuglv
republican to Ih moved from their
poaltloO by any (ierinan revolt, no
matter how great itn proportion' might
Irecoine. On the I'acilie coast, while
the population of (ierman antecedent-'
is ignite large, other issues tlglire so
pronlnanll) that the itatoi there ran
hardly be included in the group strong
Iv sifeeiitible to this inltuence. In
diana is the one state where this dan
ger threaten'- the most. It MM the
railvini.'oi tin- 1 ierman- iilinut Imliaii
apollai I nrt Wayne and other uiilmail
and faetnry centers which aavtsl the
state for McKinley. The tanners of
the rural diatricts, moat of them of
Southern antecedents, were generally
carried away by tin1 free silver move
ment. As it was. tlie state was saved
hy only u narrow majority. In Illinois
ami Ohio the republican prepomler
nine is now so ntroii) that it would
take a very considerable I ierman revolt
to effect a change unless other ele
ineutn trndine in the name din . lit. i,
were eonbitMa with it. Of Ibll il ll
an yet impnnsible to say. (If course,
KanMa and Nebraska will ba rather
dlffieah for the republiiunn to curry In
am ciri instances.
BOILS ttf CARBUNCLES
""art. not awan nfth
Fst time and pcrh s
Now offon.,1 , r'Ce
The
eating great holes in the flesh, exhaust the Strength and often nmve fatal
people as blessings, and thev patient!) ami uncomplainingly endur toe i it
the mistaken idea that their health is being l.enclitte.l. that then Hood ll t'
. . n 1 .u. nr aiiiimirr when the blood il making an extra effort to free
unwelcome visitors uiuallv appear in the spring or rammer, wneii uw
:.ir t ik. jh. d,,.i i.avr art 11 mu ati'd iIiiiiiil' the winter inoutlis.
, , l1 mmA A -rnna rolllr most fl.'MMfMltlV Oil tile back Of UM aWCk,
.arnuncies, w men are im.n: jaaww 5- I , u. rrM,ar,tf.H hv .,,
on and inconvenience under
on thick ativwav, and this i-
, . . i: i ... i. .11 r ...i
Nature's plan of thinning it The blood il no! too lictl or too inicit, mu . .Fu..-
inlesH relieved the entire svstctn will suffei The noil 01 c.m.nnrie eives wmu..k ..ou. ... ,,,..,
troubles, which arc onlv waiting for a favorable opportunity to develop
even cancer, is the result of n neglected boll.
aLaeraaaaaaiaiaiaf KeOp the Mood pure, am! it will keep lie
KMmmW9mmmM skj ,.,.. f A t. irritating impurities that
cause these painful, disfiguring diseases.
S. S. S. cures boils and carbuncles easily
ami nrmmnrntlv hv rrinforchur. DUrifVtni and
building up the Rood and lidding the svstem of all .irciinnilated waste matter.
s s KtaaadtoJ rootaand barba which art dirtctlroa tbe blood, and all poisons, no matter
how .ieep-seated, are noon overcome and driven out hv this powerful purely vegetable medicine.
S. S. S. is not n new, untried remedy, hut lor
fifty years has been ruruij; all kinds of blood and skin
diseases. It has cured thousands, and will cure you.
It is a pleasant tonic as well as blood purifier im
proves the appetite and digestion, builds up your
general health and keeps vonr blood in ordei.
Our physician-, have made blood and skin dis
eases a life studv write them fullv about vour case,
and anv information or advice wanted will 1st cheerful h riven We make no ch.itee
whatever for this service. Send for our book on Blood and Skin Diseases free. Addres. The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, fia.
Boils
Many nn old sore, running ulcet
Dangerous
Carbuncles
2-
Daily PastTrainstotheEw..'
If TiMl ratinnt in ki n
Mr. R. M. Pratt, Cave, S. C , wtitfi
"For twenty yeara 1 waa mirHv
fflittf-l with ikiIU and OAtimnclCI
caused hy tmpurr blood. It is ImpOi
iblc todrarrihrmv euflerinK : pfltt of
the time txingunaldctowork orilfci.
K' r t .) i , , : t , 1 1 r . t - i me. and 1 tried
11 the eocaiir.i t.i.Hwi remediea, but
nothing areninl to do me any ?,'
During the aummer of i8K8 I wnt per
suaded to trv S. S . and after taki UK
ereral hotlteua-4 rut irelv cured, an-l
bar- had im return of (hr painful
peat up to the present time "
rli t vftit , . n.Vr" fraii
trn vrl
Mnrly (MUlpp(d
boU,
sss
OUR SPECIALTIES
Fnat Time. ThroBh Sfn. '
man PhIoch Sln.n.. L8'
TourlHt Sleepers, Pullmnt; n. "n
Library (Oaf., Cnr ,n" D'er,,
cllnlnn Chnlr Cars. aB
Pull.
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FOR
Ilniirs nt 1 1 tin- -in., ,,, ... ,
knii-n- city, hi. I.i. in,. Ni. v. . , '"Me
ill Iter t'lltli'rn lutli.i. 1 n,
tlcketl ainiit via Mali i ....
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Insurance
Fire, Life, Acridcnt. Plate (ilass, el.
ITo the
Harvest Trade.
I '.r an.l r.. t
vra.
Loans
When in need of.
It is -till too early to nav poaitivolv
that the QtnMM will vote for Bryan j
the real argunientn of the ciimpiiign
have not yet been heard. It is enough
0 say thai the olltlisik is now Hin .item
ing, and that if the i ierman
newspapers are am lest ..i the pri li
able action ol their readers the repub
licans cannot tisi sihiii Iregim their em
deayorn to nti'in the tide.
on City and County Property,
Real Estate
Improved ami UnimpTOrod City l.otn
Stork Ham ben ami Wheal Kariim
BEE ;
J. R. DICKSON,
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Hay V
Gable,
( laitor,
ital Cy
tbe
sl,cs,
Rangi
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Axle
West
Under
Win;
orado
gel
Hoc Downs,
GreaaSi Kid
Va. Black I Ml, !ap-
oil. I iotnpound ( by
rase Ot bam!), Ropfl of all
I fa . a . I
in' b gooti otove or oieei
lor 1 1 it cook bouas, call and
ii icea lYom
3
Mai Oregonliin DulldlOf.
THE (iHR M AN VOTE.
The weak niint in the republican
armor, as the great iiattle oi Noveiulii
ipproaclien, in the (ierinan voti
MR. AS 1 OH Or KUROPh.
Mr. William Waldorf A,tor lived Uj
Aimorica. Ilo wan ban here. lb. in
lierite.1 a humlreil uilllitMa,
lie thought U-caune he owned a lu.
dreil millioun h,- should have iinueual
righU and privilege and thin im -pit,
of tbe fact that he wan born a tool.
The American paO0M did not treat
Mr. Aator well ciuhikIi t.. suit him.
nM tMuaaaa of Nam York kiekad him
out when he trieil to run for congreni
Mr. Antor move.! o Londoii. II
took ins wifu and chililron and bin
pictures and bin bank book and bin
MdliahaMM. lie look eyurythiug but
Ilia IraaaMd million dollars' worth of
Now York real estate lb- w.i- Mtiatted
to leave that in New York ant! draw
me no. one in lAllllloll. lie liecaille a
Uritiah aubjei:t. That's hin life atory
up to dute, nays Hearst'.- OhioagO
American.
ilr. AahM bought a London news
paper which he lias uaeii about as
skillfully an a monkey ones a ntolen
raior. The other day in his pajior Mr.
Aator insulted Sir iTMiathlnj Or Other
."Mine, one f the aristocrat
he uaually delinlitB to hoaor.
Now Mr. Aator -prinu an apo.eey for
hia in-ill to Milne. He i i terror
loat he should bo kicked out of
don aooiaty.
The public, niildiy intereaUd, aaka:
wliom
now
whenever a detect mu in anv otiarter
noted the periiueiit ouestion ulwavs
arise- How mill I, -li.,,li has the
party been in the habit of getting from
ihil si.urce'.' Tlie (ierinan vote, in an
overwhelming majority, waa polled for
McKinley iii I vii, m all tin- iloiibtlul
states, lor it so happens thai while th
i lerinans east of the Alleghany moiin
tains, in tin- seaiioanl cites, are quite
likely to In- democrats, those . of the
Mississippi valley and the (treat Went
have been almost solidly republican.
Thin ban been generally inn -nice tin
civil wur, and huh ea'iecially true in
IHlHi, when the sound money issue wan
st. prominently in evidence. In Ohio.
Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, lowu ami
all that clann of states, the (ierman
vote constituted one of the greal.-l
factor- of republican reliance. To
low' it now would be a very perioii
matter. This is something tluit cannot
lit said of certain other elements of
the voting sipiilatioii that are for one
reason or another out of sorts with
the praaaal administration. Tin- Irish
vote, for aiaWpU, in perhaps limn
strongly opposed to tin- so-called "im-
pariaTLaiu ihan Um Oartsaa vote, hut
this dues not mean any great loss to
the republican party, for it never getn
a large Irish vote, 'it did not in lutai.
In New York, Chicago, Huston and the
great aitiw Of the north it is a well
raaafBiaad tact that the Irish vole i-
pretn solidly daatrooratioi trbatovar
the platform. Not so with the Uorman
vote, and hence the danger of the
present defection.
The (ierman papers are almost as
unanimously against McKinley as thev
were lor him in IStai. Kven the Weat
licne Post of St. Louis, which has been
for years circulated during campaigns
as a republican document, and baa
been as conspicuous an organ of the
protective tariff principle as the New
Yorl- Tribune, in now lairatini; IfoKin
ley and the republican administration
in its every issue. The prediction is
made, however, that before election
time ihil newnoainir will tiuullv be
brought into line, but however that
may be, scores of other (ierinan pawa-papen-
are certain to bolt tbe republi
can ticket. The recent atutements of
Mi. Oswald Ottcndorlcr. editor ol the
Staats Zeitung of New York, are ivoi
cal and signiiicant. Throughout the
country the feeling- BMtUI to l the
me. A letter was received by a
Three jfc&
Weals k
a Day, Sm
How manv vears of her
"1
Alba Sawmill
Good Lumber
Both Rough and Dressed.
( hrdera Promptly Killed.
J. L. Bisher & Co.,
Al.UA, 0WMON.
I Taylor, the Hardware Han
721 Main Sired
iii.ii.iotiuiftto.ti.tUui'iaiiiiiiiUidiiiaanuadUUiUiaaiK
BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY
Take the.
Washington &
Columbia River
Railway
For 'li it
-lis
Dago, St. I'aul, St. loo,,
City, st. Joe, OmatTtaa
All Points East and South
Portland and polota
on the Sound.
Arrive- Miin.liiyit. Wpdni'ntan ..a r.,..
al 16 a ill. naiurtit,!
MMftl dally laaaM M la) uiai.
9m iiif.riiiatl..u r,.,ai,,1K ,,., J JL
iniMlatlniis, cull on or atl.li, ,. K"
W. AIM MS, AlfDl.
H. B. (,'A I.IIKKII K A 11. I. P . ' """"o'rrau
Wnlln Walla
wsali.
Pacific
1 w
isto.
IMII. ftl II. I'rlnelinil
Cbrlatmiia lerm tl a s,.,,i I-.. I ml.
woman sprnd over tlie hot
life doea a
cook stove
getting those three meals a day ? Hack
aching, head throbbing, nerves twitch
ing, it's all the same, there ure three
meals ;i day to lie prepared. Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription cannot lighten
woman's lalwr, hut it can and does in
crease her strength. It cures those dis
eases of the womanly organs which un
dermine woman's vitality,
"I cannot uralsr I)i litre' Favorite Prr
aenpnun too highly aa a toaic for tlrr.l. worn
out wotnrn who air afflicted with friualr wcuk
Beta," wnlrs Mra tra W Holiura. of Crilsr
Raei.lk Iowa "It ha- hrliwd mr very much
ana a akillful phyaician once aatil It. inr in
answer to niy itueati.in aa in it- efficacy. ' I know
of caaca where it ha- really worked wuudee.
lr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets do not
re-act upon the system. They are a gooil
tnmg to keep in tin- bouse. One Pellet
Is a laxative, two a cathaiti
medicine for every woman.
: dua
The
THE CITY...
Livery, Feed and
Sale Stables...
OregonSiiortLineRailroad
TIIK DIKKCT KDCKK TO
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points
(itvea choice of two favorite rnul.. vis the
t'NIDN PACIKIC Ka.t Mai! Urn. ..i llieltln
tiKANIIK Scenic Lluei.
No Citanye of Cars
on Ihc I'urllaii.l l int ti kMOtalt "the lineal lu
the West."
Killllied Willi
lilegant Slandaid Sleepers
Fine New Ordinary l eurlat Sleepers
Superb Library lluflet Cars
Splendid Diners meals a la carte
I ree kcclining Chair Cars
Comfortable Coaches and niokers
' .Hi" 1 rab. Completely Yestlbulcd
Knr lurtlier luforuiullou apply to
I W AMHl.KV,
Aent 0. It A N Co., fentllaioii. Or
A Itnnrillnr sin'
Silt I '
t'rtn. irj Cr ;
parti. i ...
Diaciplin
aaa raoslvi
Fur osta.otfuar.
ma prtecipw. j
IT,
Day School
tint.
itgry ami ,
PlCiSlllti.
'1 ralniiifti.
l i Ii irrja-
I 111!,' I
. li..!..uy
Itoya ul ad
or
W
r-artyuuJ.
Inform. ill , ii ad. treat
IIII.l. Jkl Ll. I u
Or
Puget Sound
Warehouse
Co.
TACOMA,
WASHINGTON.
WaiahooMi aa W. a c. it it . nint
lesaari of lattopendeat IvafelfteoM in
readlatoa,
Alwny - In Mat-Uel lio- (.enlii
hi lllulit -i Cel, t- inimIIiIii,
Kiirinnlic- aa.'k- ami iwine tn farmera,
Hii.l make, advancer, on crops or on
vvlieiil III wareli.ill.e.
r, w. HiNoutv, Aaeat, Na4laaM,
"III. f nt Maker ,y Kill-. nil -, nekl door In
Maiajlea.
I' o M'iv mkiiv. Ak. iii at Hells.
Jt.iis K M.ir...on:uy, Au 'inai Warren.
W II Ai MM, Aa in at Vausyele.
n w. naatav, Aaeat at nn u t
RAILWAY.
EAST via SOUTH.
Leave
Mai p. ru.
'1 .1. II,
n.ma.ui.
M.ai p. m.
J Uapot Fifth and I Straati. Arm.
Overland Kiprrn fur ,ija
Malein, Itiiseliura. Atle
land, BaeraBwoUi, Ua
den, rliui KriuiciK t,, Mo
lave, Inw AtiKele., K)
rasn. New Otlean-aim
the Uast.
KoMburK Hassf iiner. rU r.l. p.
Wtitsiiiiirii for M emit i
Anael, Hllvnrton, We.l
ate, BfuwusviHs, n.i
trim and Hprluittirul
CorvatUa PaMMger tMt
Intl. -I--II, , ,,,. r jsa.aj,
Vou Can Get .
The Gelebrated Pilsner Beer
in bottUMi daUvatad to any pan ol city, at
Sl-SO poi TDOZGTL.
- Bottled by Ceo. J. Pottner
It KAUjH
Trsv. I'sav At.
142 Third St.
. t. COM AN,
Oen'l Aleut
Portland, Oration.
CIIMIS Siai'SON
Hroprietor
Kverylldng New. Nuw Horses;
New Kigs. llerit riga and teams
in the city. Hoarders given Ho
liest attention.
Service any hour of the nijht
Telephone No. 70.
New Goods...
And Cheaper
Than Uver..
Portieres,
Cur pets,
Luce Curtains
Wall Paper.
Headquarters lor White,
Standard and KUiictle
Sewing Machines
JESSE FAILING
Maiu St., near Bridge.
Subscribers
to
Magazines
uave II sent to vol
11.11:1 1- 1 j.i loat ill I
Willi trouble ami riak If.
IK YOC WANT TO Ht'll
crtbu for uiagailuua or
iinwipauors In tbe Uoltad
State, or Kurnpe, remit,
by uoatal note, check 01
seud Ui tbe EaT oaaon
MUM Ibe uet pilbllabera
pricu of Ibe publication
you deal re, and we will
oil ami aaaiimt all rl.k ol Ibe
Ibe inaila. ll will aavv you
vou are a -..I,-, i.i...,
It. I lie r.4.1 oaSUOMlaN, In lemlllliiK .hi i an
ticAiui i ten ner .eui noin me pUOllaUSII prlca
....una. ,nanjwniAn ruo. LU
law, Oraauu.
The INew York World,
Thriee a Week Edition
ALflOST A OAILV AT THE I'KICI
OF A WfcKKLV.
The nn. si w idely clrclllal.il "weekly"
newspaper in America in the Tbricr '-a-Weck
edition of Tbe New York World,
and with the presidential OMIpaign
now at band vou cannot do without ii
Here are nome of the ream urn w li II
in easily the leader in doliar a year
journalism.
It is issued every other dav, and is to
all purposes a dally.
Kvery wis k cat li siibscriU-r receiye
fl Kigen uml often during the "bu-v '
season LM payes each week.
The price is only $1 (a-r year.
It is virtually a' daily at tha price of
a weekly.
Its news covers every known part of
the world. No weekly MWIfJMpar could
stand alone ami lurnish sucl, service
Tlie Thricc-a-Wcek World ha- al il
dissisal all of the resources of t.
groateat newspaper in existence t.
Wonder of moilern journal on., . .
; .America s oreatest .Newspa
it lias oecn justly lerioc.l
lurK World.
Us political news is absolutely im.
partial. This fact will ba of aapaoial
valuo in the presidential campaign
coming on.
The best of current liction in fijuml
in its columns.
These are only some of the reasons-
mere are others. Kead it and
them all.
We offer thin unequal, si newspaper
and the weekly Kast ( Ireiron in, i i...
getlier one year for g, ffaa regular
subscription price of the two pats-rs ih
-'.50.
Tlie Tri-Wocklv World ami il... is I.
Wenakly Kast Oregomian one year for
AMiiKICAN PLAN.
S.i.OO per la and Ipwards.
FtaaM Hotel
b. M, li,,
Northwest
Dally. lOally nswpi Sim.i.i).
li n.il .. ii TltlKKTD
Urliate tlckcls on sale between fortUnil, Saf-
BMMatoaaalaB riaaalaso, Net raieaiKani
onus and til sreuiiil class. Int iutllDK alreper
Hales ami llekela In k.,-1 iii i.iliiliaDil liu
rnpe. Alan aVapaii, China. Haw lali. Tlie lbtlli
nines ami Aiimi.iIi... i an I.. ..iii.iiiii-.! rrotn J
II Klrklaml, Ticket Aleut, Thlnl St., cot. Akin,
I'nrlUiiil, Or.
ATTORNEYS.
I AKI'Klf A UAI.I.V. , l luKNKYr AT
law. "it,, Iii k Mauk Hullillnf.
II KAN A LOWKLL, , :M:YSAT
UIWi H.miiii Aaanclalion lll.u k Ivodlr
lull. Orelun.
T.0.HA1LKY, l.oWYLi:. OKKIOi
Judil Hiilldlni, I'eiiilletuii. oreiiu.
THOH, KITKUKKAI.il, A ITOKNKY AT
laiw. ii.ii,. in i -, .iiioii Block.
N. HKKKKLKY, ATTOKNKY AT LAW
iittn f in Aaaoeiatloo in... k
K. 1). HOY1), ATTOUKK AT LAW. Ill
t uiirt St.
8. A.
Uw.
NKWHKKKY, ATTOKNKY AT
Kuiiin 14, Aasuciallon lliulillu.
JAMKH A. KKK,
lliillilliil
I. AW HIT U I INJUUK
PHYSICIANS.
Hit. W. (i. COLL. OKKH T.IN I'KNi'LK
Inn Savtiias llauk bulldum: oilne Soun, U
lu l'i a. IU. I I to 6 p. Ul. Telephone 77.
K. W. 'l NCKN'T, f, P. Oi l I' I KKAK
of Kirst Natioiial Hank. on. Iioun lukil'
a. in. ; I to a p. in.
I'K. ('. .1. .'Ml I II OKI' HI. O V KK I'KN-
. .II. hin Skviui. Hank. Telupbuus l,
, duiicii telopliuuv 3.
-THE PORTLAND
r-OK-ruANi. omooM,
apcr," us
The N.
Slit i'ial Uaiua a., u.-a. as.
for iouris,; and Z Z l"'
- - , Wlt-lt.' 1
fortlnnd .
II r- o , ."Hon ici a
. u i s t-,KS
Manager.
see
, I'sudlu
SEALS!
Notary and
Corporation
$3.50 to $5 Delivered
Order of ua and save money
Order for Hubber Mtanipe
alio soli. it. ,i
EAST OKEGOMAN PUB. CO
Haar "". kox.rt a. a, i ....
g y , . , , " s.sr '"Vwvyvwv,
w?i ncau3 lor Harvest
nave your header ada mutle
"ver mm iUVl. your
wm oe ii i ,ielav
1 1 ii i . - . !.:.. a .
: ' T.V: " 8 ,:rl Wc make header l...d.
Call atiti seens rakS 81 Very rsonable prices.'
Pendleton Planing Mill & Lumber Yard
I l .lit. ... .
- - v(l IV nil ,
M. 8. (JAKKIKLD. II. 1'.. HOMKOPAti
lc I'byaician and Hurscoii ottice iu JwJ
Hulldiiii.
UKNTISTS.
DKNTIbT-
OKKICK
K. A. V A l'(ill AN
III Judd Uillldliii
A.T. BKAT1K, 1. 1. t7 OKKH'K 0VKK
tsavluga Hank. Uaa adBlalllarasj
K. A. MANN, UKNTI8I IN AtjaOOU
lion Block, over K II i loptoll - ottnn-
your water raoL-c
Mtd racks ill ,n.;,. ana
wlicd the timo .'
-- - ' ' 1 1 1 -1 III
Wool for Sale
ARCHITECTS ANP UUILDkRS.
T. K. IIOWALU, ABCUI I I ANij s!
periuleudoin, makes couipleie autl MlfS
plaua lor bulldiiiia lu Ibe cil) or couour
liu. .in 17. I. i.l. I I, mlil. i,,
AI.HKKT MASON, CON I II ' I'"! 2J
llull.lei. K.tiiualva, pluii ami .wn-Utoiiwiu
lurulalied. Al! work guaranteed. "Jf
Jay .v Jeiiaou'a black.iiiilli tliop, t'oluiaa"
a reel
BANKS AND BB0KKBS.
THK I'KNULKl'ON SAVlN(i Bfj
I'. ii. lien. i, , in. sou. Oriaiiijed Martli I,
capiUI, ftt),0UU. hllercsl alleweil oli (""jr
posila. Kkcliauie boliKbt ami sold o" " g
clpal puluu. Upecial attention Kueu w sam
tloua. W. J, Furiiiab. prosldsall ' a. sasa
vlec pronldoiil; T. J Morn., caibitif.
K1K8T NATIONAL H A .N K "I A I 'UKW
Oiaaan. Caplul. oo,mje; .urplaa, l?r ,
lereat on lime duunaiui. Oealu in K'ft'l.
I domeallc uxeliaugc. Colic u I1"""' Lli
tended lo. Usury C. Adaiaa, praWi ""
MoArtnur, vice prosldeul; t'.l- BarosH.
lor; I.. W Uarueti. aaaiatuni ca.lne'- -
KIHOT NATIONAL HANK 01 'KuKuuU.
un. capital, lii.oiic Kiciiasft'
aeueral bank I uK busiiiea. . ,Jp
.L-itiKin .ai. iiniiaiet- , , .u ib
Francisco New York ami M,im,tS-Tj5sl
lb Noriliwe.t liralih Urawii on t "'"fUe
and Kurnpe. Make, colli ..turn. JfjSni
teims. Levi Ankuio. i..-e.i.leat. .
vice ore.idein: C H VYado. vsskwr. m
TUII rciuVS of cacl, Wltalr , , . . (iuru.ey, assistant ca.l.K.
Hutcl to receive.. ,7'" lVi t'"'iol(M RuIe jTHK KABMKK'H I.ANK 'Effl
5, 8, 13 and n aV. " Lots of Wool, No i "'" ? Sa
Ml HI(lIHIl(t'Mt WUrollOllst! I ,.-,, ,. nU'.,01 I'V hive.tlgalinncuii.lnlll.t e'l.-l'u.
Oi rIOt llirai.v II I.: . ' l0a'V tilt) liriv hob K Jam...,., X'L. ssk"';
c mj wi ttu uitlri. r rruebaiei. 1, . eie.nieiii ; 1 " " jiraaWP.
. J. IS. KUlaulc, aaalsuiio ' "V. , prlas. ( Jf"
sj aua 1 a -. . 9-A- Hartuian. M. M. Jobus. 1 . JJSTo. t
-"vi n
ProaMtil.