East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 10, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textif you want same pfnuine Imrgains in harvest supplies go to the M A .NET CASH STORE. If you want n w arm PBOptk and a square deal, the Magnet is the place t" r yu. A chance fr a u ld watch with every dollar purchase. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements Wilson Court and Cottonwood to .lan to make tin- nviiint nf thr national debt iwkt l.y increasing the vol uino of money available (or tin' ).iyiiM'iu ol debt. In Raymond 'n "Life (if Lincoln. ' l.lllillsllell III tin- prmiiltnit' view arc art forth as ol Iowa: "Nothinc i'n indicate more ulearn the elation of miiul with which thv laiwinut tyranny. All of MMb may I' turniMl ...am-- lis without MiakiiiK its I weaker for the strtimflr Oltr reliance itt in tho spirit of !ilTtv which miC. l.n- .1 let in n I Mir ilelenec If 111, tin- spirit which prig, lila-rtv as IM heritage of all men in nil lands, every where. litrov tlii- spirit, and yon batre planted the In "I -h-itiimi at , president reonnliHl the future ot tlin I vonr own l.r eieintrv, now that ite safety had been ' Thirtv-Hve year- ago the rojajbli-1 assured, than the lanennee he ad- rati" declared that no white mm MM dn'smt. in a conversation at this in-lown a hlack man under the American terview. to Mr. vol lax, who was at j MJ : now some of the renobl ICarn this time preparing tor a journey nyr-j that this nation ran rightfully land to the Par Mr coast. SBid he : I nurehasc brown people from an nlicn 'Mr. Colfax, I want you o take a ' monarch at two dollars anieec. and aMNMr from me to the miners whom then put them to death if tliej object yon visit. I have verv lanre ideas of to the bargain. the mineral wealth of our nation. I The rennhl ieim nnrtv lurilc V m- , believe it nra.-ticallv inexhaustible. It strti ntal in BrViiriiikt a constitutional a.st (fefrKvxa FRll AUGUST DAILY. WEEKLY AID BOO WEEKLY W Till- : Oregon!- Pb.iiti Company. rSXDLETON. OREGON. Om c pa mam tea rtwr prr -. PtMfl BAT .? . iM- Um- m mi sm.m TMl wiwiltn nawrii . . . MU . itciirTic OMowiMtm' U .Mf Ul Mi TrtavY HnftM Mon (M tastt um im. t fen, ti T9IMMM. 9 MMM ('n r. i CHmt Uira I Vrr irMi rvii Ut ik6. t mi. u IK Ufee u ht i VMM tf tn.Mt. Mt . . . i-rri .. ,-rf tlMftkl. I J n - ) i .3 FATALISM. The stoical indifference of tile t'rien tal mind to the menace id death i well known. The other day when the shuh nf I'ersia escaped 'lie aasin's uttack in Paris he remarked: "I: the .1--.I li ha- not succeeded in Kill : ii me it i that mv hour hah not vet collie. o.l is great In the "fur east" this IMIini called kismet and in the west !..:... These two items comprise the only part tot the stock that can bfl acually oiinted. They leave not less than Hai.OOU.OOll to he accounted for. and the familiar phrii.- is that lfc.il sum is ' hidd by state and private hank, trust c impauies and individuals. The met in d whereby the estimates are formed is this: Kach year the treasury adds the output of the Ameri can mints and the imports of dutie'-t coin, subtraction the exports of .in n coin, the nmoimt rccoincd ami the aniount usel in the industrial arts and HMMM Tin- original has.- of the estimate is a computation made by ! Tr. Linderman. director of the mint, in ltO. i .old was then at n premium and not in general circulation. He added t the tw item- always in - treasury and national bank boldlagl I .t'.OOlt.iKti for circulation on the I'licitf.- -'at and 10,W0(4M as PMM j .''litiiuf the reserves id private hanks and hoards. Ill- estimate has urn reg-irded us a cons.-rvat ivc one and :f , there is an error in present culucatioii , it must h due to fuctors which ha o-rat d aiiiee. 1160 1900. alHiiind- all over 'lie Western country from the Roak mountains to the Pacific. and its dev. lopmeiit has scarcely conimenml . During the war. wlien m Ml adding a couple of mil I iom ol dollars every day t ir national debt. I did not care about encouraging the increase in the volume of our precious metal-. We had the UWMJJI to save hrst. But now that the rebellion is over-thrown and we know pretty nearly the unmunt of our national debt, the mure gold and silver we mine, we make the payment of debt so much the easier. Now,' said he, eaking with more emphasis. 'I am going to en courage that in every possible way. We shall have hundreds nf thousand of dislianded soldiers, and many have teared that their return home iii such great numtiers might para I vie industry I, bv furnishing inblcni amendment which prohibits sluverv in the fnited States, and yet, accord ing!,, a recent rewirt from Manila, the administration ha- made a treaty which recognise slavery in the Stilii Archipelago, and provides in Article X. that "anv slave in the arciiis lago of Snlu shall' have the right Id par ehBse freedom t.v paying to the master the usual market price.' PlMtn, change But will all the repuhl ieans i changi- with the partv? W. .1. V,U AN. ,,,t),mrm!tmttmmmnmmmmmmmmmmmK To the Harvest Trade, j When in need of... ,.iks. Hue Mnwns. Wire Axie Qretae, Eldotwdo Wm Va. Black ( Cfcp vlinder I il. Compound (by :ise or i'iirrelV Kope of all vj. s, or I good BtOVt W 01001 Rangi for thteook botm, anl 'et prices t'rom Taylor, the Hardware flan Qbh t aft":-. ital C the cam 3 I Mother's endorse it. children like it, old folks use it. We refer tt One Minute Cough Cure. It will quickly cure all throat ami long trouble". Tailman fc Co., leading druggist. 721 Main Strc-t lini. "What is to l will be In one way of giving expression to it. We often hear this remark. "He who is liorn to be hanged will never be drowned." ia still another. Who among us imtr not heard the-. -a : g' Tie- preavne of this feeling in :iu east and ttie west is an evidence of the cloae kinship of all branches id the homaii family. We are in the habit of considering it an Oriental idea, hut it i. incidental too. There is Mr. Mc Kinley who frequently talk! about destiny, and other men who seak of their "star." These are MMMMMH expreaaioiis of nelief in fatuliim or kismet The shah of Persia is limply u little more radical than his western breth ren, aad only beiievea a little stronger in the sentiments given expren i t ib the lines translated by Kulph Waldo MMM from the Arabic: a imv Usy. it tt.-sji no: te run Iron, tby gnisv The Mptuiril.l snil llir Ulirtpt.i: il.t Oi. tar hri n?ttur Lwlm bur .ari--isu- Nor itwr oo tin Mrumt tw ULUrrs M) THE aCIINCB OF IATINC. lie - nea.ll Oepemli. liHin Imw iUi eat. Here is some g..l advice in this connection, it lieing the crystal iied a-iadoni of t'omaro. of Brown-Seuaid. of Dr. Lev. i, who mauage.1 the Both child hospitals in Pans. 1 is the re sult of a long aerim id observations Firit Kaat very slowly, second Be Ml that your iluuiach lb Its normal condition not .intended liolds leas than a pint. DmI stuff it. Third iHin't drink while you eat I 'nuking with anlid hasi makes you eat quickly and discourages the Mow of aaliva which ii eaaential to dig.--MM Fourth ImI regularly. The stomach forms its habits, jnit aa you form your. If it i accustomed to loud at a curtain hour, it starts up the now of gaatric juice at that hour, whether fuud come, or uol. When the food .r-s eome later it gets a p.ir re twplion. Uabiaa are well or ill accord ing ai they are fed regolalrv or irregu larly. Fifth Always leave the table idl ing that you could gla.ll; eat more. I'nlea a horse eats up the last oat in his manger and want more he ia in asr omditiob. Why nut treat your self a intelligently aa you treat an auimal of lower degree'.' sixth bleep regularly. Seventh Never eat when you are x hauMted by fatigue. No matter how hungry you are, wait until you are reeled. A huge giant like John I., bullivau, training for a tight, is compelled to uit an hour .itt.-r working before lie is allowed eat anything. He has heeu ohaerved Whan, in IMH, the silver republicans n-fuel lo stand upon the !t. I.ouis platlorm, tliev .leclareil that the n nt lairty u- deserting its tradi tional no 1 0J and that they were Ml willing to (ol ow the arty in ii . iiunge uisui the money quest 101:. Tnev la j pointed out that the republican plat j j form in IHttd denounced Mr. Cleve land' attenn.t to demonetize silver and that the republican platform ot 1W! declared that the American is-o- tile from traditon ami intereat favored bimetal I ism. They took frequent w casinn to quote Mr. Mckinley' speech of 1HH1 in denunciation of Mr. Cleve land' attempt 1. "make money scarcer and therefore dearer niunex the master, and everything else the servant. ' Kach year the departure of the re publicans from the early ideas of the narty becomes more apparent. Lincoln often referred to "the plain i-oUe ' and to 'the common people." but au one who 'bus .iu:!ie tin people u! this time is sure to ia- called a tenia g.ue by the repubiicati leaders. When the republican jwrty wrote its national platform in IHSti it invited the co operation of all thus who were in favor " d restoring the action of the federal government t" the principles ol VAu-i.ingtoi. am! Jefferson," u:i! Lincoln In ins.-1' was a great admirer ai .lefi.-r- .11. iii Itrtl the republicaas ol ti.-st.it! . elet.r.it. '! the birthilav of Thomas Jefferson, and Lincoln in hi letter 0! regret aid the following tribute to Jefferson: "All honor t. Jeflerxui : to a man who in the con- crete pr-i.stiri : a struggle for national independence bv a single people had the i-ooincs- lore. at and caHtcity t. MMM into a merely revolutionary document an ulitract truth, anpliablr to all men ami all times, and an ti embalm it there that tislay and in coming ilavs It shall la- a rebuke .1! Iv a greater snnidv of Inleir than there WMM M demiind for. 1 am going to try to attract ttotM to the hidden wealth of our mountain range, where there is MU enough for all. Immigration, which even tin war has not stooped, will laud uwn our shores hnndn-.l of thousands more m-r yr from iMMWOMMl Knroc. 1 intend to point them to the gold uml silver that wait for them in the West. Tell the miners for me that I shall promote their interests to the utmost of my ability: MlM their pfoqMrUy is the priwperity of the nation, ami.' "aid he. his eye kindling with entlin siusin, we shall prove in a very few years that We are indeed the treasurv of the world. ' " The republican are now endeavor ing to lessen the volume of money available for the payment of debt by limiting the payment to gold alone. Oji the Philippine question tin- posi tion of the republican purtv if dlattH tricallv opistsed to the BMIUM tukeu by it ill it curlier duys. The republi can platform of ItuMi copied from the I 'eclarut lot. of lmle.udenae its four gr.-at principles. namely : that ull nun .ire HMtM equal : ihut thev are en dowed with inalienable right.-, that governments an- instituted among men to secure the, rigi.t-. and that govern ments derive then just pmrtM (TOM tin MMl of the governed. Beiuh!i- dM leader are now amending the fieclaration of Iudein-mlence to make it r.ad that governments derive their 1 troll, the coietlt o! sonie o! the govermd. Lincoln 's eulogy of the IVi duration ,,f lndeieiidentl i HvtMd in lS-. when tie declared thut was erected by the forefathers "as a 'beacon to guide their children and their children's children and the cunt h-ss mvriads who should inhabit tin earth in other ages". i. 11 trusts straiueh w ith the language of preeent day republicans, who declare that our oation la tuo big to ! bound tr the limitations imposed by the d's'trfne of self-government. One of the main arguments advanced in liehalf nf the forcible annexation of the Philippine islands is that we owe it to the Filipinos to take then under our protecting wing, tax MMl without representation uml govern them without their consent, mi the theory that they are not capable of self-government. Don't Be Duped There have bsen pla.-e! upon rverataaeap reprints ( ai, ohsii.'t. OT " WebMerl llictionarj ." Thev an- being OCi rvO under varleu nmf at low price Wool for Sale r 1 11 HoU 5. th Bv 1 ,-. .' i 1 x nk f w. . to rewiA e Maltrd itl n S, 13 a id 17. about 5 1 ndependeat waxeh mse. mjeotiDS anv or all hids. flrr ironds dealer. nv an, wrents, etc., iwl Ins few MM a premium forul-'ris Aunuuucements of these comparatively J I 1 1 r ' " 1 I v I t 1 L t - f Voi. o. -ia-ks. n iw -tureil in I n!rve! tho privilege sni m. .1 B fcrrlnts are i - trie. ime'nt.. of these romparatlveiy Tl fV It A A 1 uonh.es IPendleton Academy . they mv are .tVCTtsvd to IX' the slllsmn...'. oitnvmlent nf a hiaiuM-prut.l I" n ' 1 rlitv. so far as we know aua ixi an- all. from Jl to Z. Reprint Dictionaries tmuotype cops, m s i , v .irs agO. which in lisilay fc.nj. and which was mu. n ' print, and landing o tlxat then a work of some mem itisieau m Long Since Obsolete. Ttie supi'lement of lami real't "" ' words." which someof these Nsikssn silver 1 tuwd to contain, was compiled h h peat man who did orrr forij yssrs a". and was published Iwlnrv In d.JIh ntiiei mum addltiousar- probably of mor. or Iwf jalui. OO'bK Acadi'iti Courie ol four year- preparatory to the )sa! standard ileces 1 of over tlft sild fnrsl out irlor in paper. 1 . 1. :11s Dicno'T Pts llv uicritermu :his lenerHti.ii. a. ale. ! h stumbling hbx'k t the harbingers reapis-aring tyranny ami oppression, 'u the heginiiiiig of the party's exist ence the repuhl lean- aps-aled to , the nam. and the principles of Jefieroii. hot at republican bauqin tl nowadays Jefferson name is spnaeii with dis respect, and Hamilton's nam.- and ideas are extravagant I y lauded. The significance of this change be ones apparent when it is remembered that Jefferson was the foremost repr sentative of the democratic idea, while Biiator Heury Cabot Llge 1:1 his life of Hamilton points out thut the latter was the representative of the aristo cratic idea. Isslge says: "The republic ol Hamilton was to be uu aristocratic, as distinguished from a democratic re public, and the power of the separate states was to la- effectually crippled Tlte first object was attained by com mitting the choice of the president ami senators, who were to hold office dur ing gtssl behavior, to a clas of the MMMMMj ilialilied to vole bv the !,.,.--, , 1, of u c.-riain amount of r.-a. pronertv. The w olid was secured by giving to the president of the Cnite.! ntatew the uppoiutiuuiil ol the gov ernors of the various stales, who acre to have a veto 011 all slate legislation. These provisions, as may lie seen at a glance, involved the essentia! character of the government, and although purely republican came much nearer to the British modal than any other by their recognition of classes and of the politi cal rights of property, while by the treatment of the states a highly cen tral iied national government was to supersede entirely the confederate form . ' ' In lain Lincoln, in apeak ing id the relation which should uxilt between j mouev and humanity, auid that the re : publican party believed in both the man and the dollar, but that in uaae .01 xiiinici 11 neiieleci in tlx- malt 1. ; f,.r.. (I,.- il.tllur lit .ill. .1 kl. ...ale growling with grief at this rule, hut it j u, coI1rva Liucdn warned a good for him. To exceee in eating ( his countrymen against the approach is due thrae-liftliB of the diseases man- mouan hy, aud aaid that his a arm was caused by the attempt to p.ace In one of his speeches just prior o the war Lincoln said: "Ths.- argu ments that are tiiadi .'.that tiie tnierior races are to Is- treate.1 with as much allowance a they are caahle of enjoy ing, that as much is to la- done for them a their condition will allow v hut are the- arguments" They ur. the argument that kings have made for enslaving the aope in al! ages of the world. Yu will find that all tin arguments in favor of kingcraft were of this class: they always bestrode the necks of the p.-.ipl. nut that they wanted to do it. hut hecuuse the people were MM off for heing ridden. The republicans who HMM boa that anv criticism of the administra tion ilic i tinjsatriotic ami calcu late.! to help the I ilipitios have either forgotten, or never read, the speed, made by Lincoln in the denunciation of President PttUi in the n.idit of the Mexn ati war. Tlio.e reptlhlicdba who would crush the aspiration of the Pilipinos for aeli'-governmeht should read Lincoln's eech of lt.. in which he said: "What constitutes the bulwarks of our liberty Utld ilides-ndelice'.' It Is not our frowning battlements, our bristling sea MMM our army and our uavv. The, are not our reliance The WeMtrr Uasbrldicd hshrsl tv uur tiou. i- ir. one of that name familiar t- It contains over ) tri- wiw uiusin.. nous on rasarly every page SH imprint on the title qn It i pnitectl b i.jivnaht from aaiap imitation. VaiuabM as this work U. wc hive vss' turpaaas puhlMhed a tbimtns'ti y tevas.i sui.ssjw.ir. known throuirhmi' iw wi Vl'ebiter'i Internitional Dictionin-. At a dictionary luu a lifetime yuu should " Get the Best. , Muatratsd pamphlet free. AddrtM 1 MFD RUM CO.. Soriaifltla. BmMMI Caura i Uivalenl la Um best biis.nes- oollagsa. Teacher' Oowrae, which (tTOMftM fur OattMj HMMluitioM and (or SI'ATK DIPlV M A -. -i;litel by the State llo.ird of I. bleat i ill and graduate- arc udinitt -d on the MUM haaii lor Stat.- DiplotMl us uuy sch.sd in the atate. All grades main 't.iined. ElOMtlM offere.1. For catalogue and information addrnaii MV. F. L KokP. M. Ph.. Principal. You Can Get w The Celebrated Pil mar Bear :n b kttlM 'telivered to ny part ol city, at MM . Bottled bv Ceo. J, Pottne Insur; nee Fire, Life, Acvideut, Plate (.lass, etc Loans ou City and County IMfMMi Real Estate Improved and Ciiimiiroved Citv Lots. MKk Iianchet and Wneut Farms Sl-E J. R. DICKSON, F.as- oregoniar, Building. 0.R4N. Hi Si. M 0E0 DAJtVl ElUfiantly Purnislifld. Steam Ueateo l.uropem flan. Block and ahnlf from depot. Sample sf ii mi m connection. Room Rate .SOc. 75c. I.(N) BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY Panadsd iaT0 Bill. M. D.. MMM Ckrlatmaa T.ra Oprns Irpl la. llsOO a Bo,.riir.g and Day acr.ool t'noir war nuvi.uNrmen: sine u.i Pnrr.ary" r'rspirulory and A MM Dl aartrn. nta. i o rnparatloi kiiu:r uuwip .r.t aianuaj i rainim boys uf cvs.: Far wuiiaua or pstiaKewT J. W iv.-- ww.auia iv'u InfornuiUac adilrs nil. Or I'll i: kofc Timi Sehiduii From Pindieion. Aiiaivt Ms. rut Si llU n: Ra - ! p B rtlt Uakv, Isenver. Fort Fat Mali r SPECIAL Get our (jun... Be Kefid Every Day i,, river kind in heir to. 0UB STUCK OF HOLD. There ia au obvioui diaerepancy teeu the treasury figures aa to the tuck of gold in the Uuited Hiatee aud the amount actually in light. The latent official eatimaUi put the aggre gate uoiojux w i,iru,iM),iu, yet the nam voted again-t an income tax. treaaury held m May only ; . The rapuhl lean party created 371, and Umi national bauki, by tlieir """"'T0 ; no. it i piauiiiug to ............... , ruv the green haok. "v-vemeio, owuou t ivo.iuu.o. z . Whan the war cloaad Liuuolu capital upon an equal footing with, if not above, labor in the structure of government. Now the republican harty seeks to settle every question upon a riuaiii-ial haaii. The dollar mark ie plainly stumped upon every misieru republican policy. Lincoln iignetl the hill which provided for a graded income lax: in the Fiftv-thiril congrusr the reinibllcan the de- tatgan A Young Girl May be eery old in iiiffering. Sin u eerv apt to negleC. the earlier kvmtitoni ' illei. when ilie lakes treat, the wrong treatment lor her case. VtrT) many y.r: womei v -f.tr t' Dr. Picrct uml consult Inn hi letter Iree. All mch corn pondenec ii strictly private, and womanly modeity ii spared the ihock of indeli cate exam na tions, unpleas ant quratiun lings and offen uve local MV meutl "I suflered with fvmssr Iroublr." smlcs Mu. Akms UlU.IK Ol 1 1 Bank si w . .i. injrwn. L l -i tried vanou i. m edlrs bat aunr arenwd lo d. aJ urnoaacal guui Th doctors mii: a wu the wursr ra oiatsras! I rati bit the. cf bad I decided to sriir ki ISKtor heir for help. I rrvri.c: a verv encouraging reii sod cuntiucuced treat rueot at uac 1 had um aaed the Favorite Fre-nuion s week before I began lo feel bet Ur and as I cimtmued my health gtadualK taipfovcd h u luipioi iii every day sad I Mill continue to use the medicine Or. Pioro&'s Favor.it htscriprioft Make Weak Women Strung aud Sick Women WeU. Ol di men- aMnfr tnv V 4aBnl Enav . - f W ' .l aB anv ' t IH aans' , 1 t Ml in. Fast Mall I :fo a. as Iv.t u. ii i ii. orva; Soriiiv-rn nk.iir ' Ol Furt.au.l stnl Nan Frottviav.1 bcaan Stearnirn from Puriiaii '..raau Frau. itco tverjr laa itars- IFaat Mai: lii'i ai I taup at Villi Ul ti buuiUy Balnril.) lea. u lM Kiuan bail) Lulumoi. Rivar ktaamiri. 1 Aatoera and way Uui'lmca Sntkl gilir. latairia lo Les.imr. H p. m r-x auuila l.v Uii aui 1 haily mu iroue eaon Opens Aug. 1. Plenty of Shells at H. J. Stilhiian, cmr Webti aad Mala au Quick Cab Service. ... .u.sl L.Vnry Klg.. l:i. for Teal nnrlli. ,. A, flmK Haaanaabla flaNe. Depot Stable. Confectionery Canned Ooods. Tobaccos. French Restaurant.. Tilt I'Lat'K To KAT . here you call get something MMk um. Lai ontatne, . . i-,,,,, lctoI Farmers Custom Mill Hred Walteri, Proprietor. t apa-ii) . iJu barrels a daj. Flour r.euangeil for wheat IMH Mill Feed. Chupped Fred, etc , always on haud POSSIBLY ' "" Ml arr rrl ,h. Fast time and Supcrh m Ki 2- DaiIj Fast Trains to Ww It you rannnt iakr thr m,.i travel vU the evening tfah?!M nuely o.ulppe.1. " lw"i u our specTalties Faat Time. Th ........ i man P.I... e. "J "rv"-. PW . --.. pull- Tourist SlewDera. P..nJ. "m Library ,1 afe) Car lnd v cllnlna Chair C.mr. " Fr Hotir nf n me akl .- . I II ll'lh Hi u ... via ul. I . ... II 1. II. Vonr mi. ..... .. ... . . ' "MU if r.f.. " ia iTrlsu ami l. nln. .-VL be i.-curs(l Ironi f t W XVU V '''''' 'u nr J. H. LOTH HOP. K-Ca osiisral Agent. I-.Thlr.l gL !fgL NORTHERN Rum Pullman Sitcpinn Carv t knunt Dining (Jars, Tourist Swept tig 01 To t. pah ll'll.l'TH )l AkiiO "RAMI FlKKl h U0I iKSTbs I ilhl.KNAu. lUTTa. IIKOL'GII TICKETS TO CM10AO0 WAfHIKGTOS railUELPBU nkw YOBK ( ISTO.N anil ull patatl Last ami Soath. I hmugli ti. ketr ti. i. tain aaj ciu. lai i'in. aun isuriuern I'ai idc an ' Auierii-ali liue. TIME SCNEDULI. Irani leave, ;-. Iletun ilailT tXfft laJ .1 .. .UU U. Ul . For further inlnrmatlon tin ami tie . ... call iu nr rile w ton. iirraton, or A I1 Thin: anil Mnrr ll -1 1 t.u.ra.:s- ll.TUV '.irl.ui. ATTORNEYS. i a h i hi; Law. OBn lttA.N" dc Uiu Li i Lao K.aitn II A.. loti. Dragon. f. tl. HAII.KY, I.AWVKR. PFflt'I 1 Juilil Buililihg. ivude i.iu Oregon KA1.KV, ATTOUSTI AT In saving. hau RuiUuat 4Tr.iUKBV .r la'.iuli I Hn.. Law. KITZl.HltAl.li ATT0KKKY Ai ' 1 It. t '. In Ammm latiuli Hi. si. N. HKKKti.KV A TP KNEY AT LAW. ' 'iii. i In Aaam lalluu Ulock K. 1. HOYll. AT 1 1 ill N K Y AT UW. 01 :nurt at. 8. A. Ik -NL'WItKKKY ATToBSKY Ai Kooni 1-V AMO. ia-.niL Bulldlac JAMKS A. KKK Building 1 AW t'KKU'S IS Jl'II PHYSH IANS. Old t or t$t k) W. M. Pickel IJWi TO Fl'i tMI CAK i- . on sbsivae. walls, nr "ir sr.ti.i. i,. DurlMMMie. .in u. -.. r. iu larg. ATttBKA, OBI. Cregou i.i.n.lie. ul ma tiuudrtjd earl, at Allwliu. a I.iiii.IIm ..MAN orFlUK, FU(11e- MiAesi train imk. I nuiisniu lor aa:,aah dally eaven: numlay, : i a,i ,rri., at J ui b ni For lull lulnraialion call ur write lo ' II III Kl.Bt'KT. Fa Minier Agent. niii.uiil F. F waaaiir, Ageat. Fendieion Take the... Washington ti Columbia River Railway for t'liicajfo, taw Citv, St. Paul, Kt. Louis M. Jim-, Ouialia, and ill Points East and South Murtiand and (solnta on the bouiu ,,A"' "" edneada,.and Friday, al - Tuaayi.Thursjr.wud baturdayt letsrL dany eacenl bunday al 6 Ml u ui r, '"'"mil a ana . . um 1500 Bucks for Sale Tlwj an- full-bloodod RauilKiuilleU. ami Polled Delaine Marino. They are large, well mature und cartjflly mm ohould nee tin-ui before making ct,utraot8 f..- . . . . vw-rwjmam i ur lushed free to k J r .i ... "t.iu yi moroughlireds. Address Pl; W ... i .il.l. ..ll I. IN PKM'-i Mat savins- Hank tiu.eliua oos. tun m vo ll a. m . , 1 to I f ui. .:.ou. ' r. W. IN' KNT. M. D. OITIOi KEAl ol First Satiuual Bank nan aanksli i.a;l luip. a. till t ' I umi Ml . , I l-lil i IV Kk PE.V- dielou saving. Bank . , i.m.. n, na delice tvlanhuue I. U. H. 8AKK1KLH, M. 1'.. HoMKOFAUI 1c Ftiyaiulau aud burgi-vD owce u Jsa nuu.llug DIHTISTI. fc. A. VAldHA.N Ht.NTIST. OrrW IU Judd Hi. i .. A. L. BhATIL. I). i. i.KKK-OVU laving, bank oa ailunui.lersd K. A. MANN, PKNTTbT, MklHB tlou Biu. k. over F b ' l.ipuju ARCHITECTS AkU BUILDIIS I' k M u A i I i A ki HI I'iaT ASH nurluuudsul. uiak.s i..iu..ele kuJl ...an. tor blunting in in. ciij Hoou 17. Judd bulldiug . . I.I. i Hull. 1. 'i M Am i.V Eatluinu-- . uNlKA'TOK .i..l .uaa luri.i.l....! All s.trt eii.r.Ulveu las Jay d Jeluaiu'a blavikaiulll. i. . BAMKS AND BROKEES inspect tliis CHAS. CUNNINGHAM, vavll on or aU.lt' V Pcndletuu, Ore. a b CAlKliKAD o AbAMs AM...I l'Hlidl.lj.ii li....... r. a.. ' BABBITT METAL. It Pilot Rock, Or a - .. n...ui O....U.-C. iurci. . ....... i . . . . . , UL lapiiai, J,uuv iio.o- "",'-,., Hull. W. J, Surui.l. nrea.aeni. - vii-e prealdau. . T, I kturru, i.u- .. . . .,..v . i i' 1 1 1 iii aTU r i it. i rw i r lit -ii 1 1 .1 ii .. ib urvgun. ( apiml I - " njroal uu time ileooaiu- 'L "'J., iliiuiealii: III hang. ' ullsctloal 52T undid to ii.iuv 1 .v.iaiuj. 'S5Jlaw Mi Arthur, pic-.uunt k L .77 let ; L. W. Baruelt. wl" -siuut w .Tli.ci '"iilASlk 0FfB. lou lapllal .V,vU', 1g geueral hanking huiinesk. 2EB aad ie.lnaraiii.ir uau.ier. uiu u"7al H ..u.. I. u. ..... .Ill iii.uwr I.M 'SmSS: .11. iio rakaws Itrii I. . k..... V... York ami pri ..... kl....k' .. I,,..,, l.li.l. ou sA miromm Makr. .'...leclna- urm. I-I Ankeul UIMllM. vli'.i.rM.iii..iil . 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