East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 13, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textu lif 61 if you want some genuine bargains in harvest tttppliea iro t. the MAtlNET CASH STORE. Jf vou want a warm reception and a square deal, the Mairnet is the place fr you. A chance for a gold watch with every dollar purchase. THE MAGNET Clements & Wilson. MONDAY, AUGUST DAILY. WEEKLY AID SEMI-WEEKLY rr thb Bast OrvroolaA Publishing Company, 1 -i Fl.NDL.FTON OBfcCON. ... . . . . . . H a .... aj DAJV. H K ilHWf 1111 r vex., mail Dm : y: :x MMfttkt. h-y Mi. le -ryj frc -7 tWItM . 1 risk aWraWctfstisafj . a i - i a LY aCSSCSiniOX - ' OMMMMf J 1,... .... .D.-MTIII... I.TH IDaialir AimiiaMaaaii Dm 1Mb, a mm. in Man. maty pas aaBSall . - aa Ut. l.ra. 0: 1. .. . la omit sat axu i a.d Wat.,, per ii.Vmibwi Oaanajaaanaai.Swa. ... l is I -rr - . ' , . Owtaraa !... n liailaaaalWaaaiyearuaiM .i i at UMi.t.Mlta.u..ifH'. 1 DwamakMn.UVikl fi.iTptfa"..t: . I at oot. am ' - . 1 aii . ' af maaal.WaabW. aa . - n TO PORTLAND BUSINESS URN. The Htreet Fair ami Harvest Carni val Aaaociation will arrange (or and brinv to Pendleton durum some day id the (air an eicnrsion of representative Portland business men. whu will here meet the people with whom they are doing business, and inxpect the die playi of pnslucts to l made in the several lines. Several of these promi nent mull of Portland were interview.,1. there by a representative of the Pen dleton aaaociation, ami a spirit 01 CO- owration was evinced that promises excellent results. To the Portland ts-tiiile. let it be said, this day V journey 0 Pendieton. one of the princiia! centers of the im mense territory tributary to that city, will be instructive. It will show them what haa been done in this country in transform in it from the semi-arid waste it wac ihouicht to tie in former years, into a land worthy uf beiin; called the "tiranary of the North west," from which conies each year millions of bushels uf food products, large quantities of the world's meat supply, the ditest fruits ;roD on the coast, and such dairy products ar rival the famed dairy centers of the older eastern states. The spirit prnini'tiiig Pendieton to arraoge for the eicursion i- one of local pride in the displays to be made, as well as of commonwealth patnoli tisni, a desire to engender mutual sym pathy, co-operation and the deveioje ment of the state's resources. It is ex pected that the Portland business men will respond liberally, and Ik- Pendle ton's guests fur one day, at least. rreiuent mention is made in some quarters of lack of sympathy between eastern Oregon and the state's metro polis. Here is opportunity to demon strate that, on Portland's part, this is not true. As fur Pendleton, the fact is that everyone realises that Portland's prosperity is Pendleton's prosperity, and that the growth and strengthening of that city meau the growth and strengthening of the entire state. A new era dawns fur Oregon and all her towns when comes the morning of the day when all portions work to gether for common advancement. To the end that this day may be hastened, let Peudletou'a appeal in tin. connec tion be met by Portland in tiie manner indicated. It will be made one of the mile posts in the history of the -tat . The Mckinley administration, fur some reason best Known to it han practically surrendered to England territory that belonged to Kussia from 1H26 to lft7, and to the United Mat. s from lHtt7 until tne Knglish conosted their absurd -luni. We afa toU thai it would uut do to "pull down the hag" over any Philippine territory -u t under this concession to l.ngluii'l it would seem Ibut the flag will have to come down over a certan portion of Alaska as per an agreement made and provided. The empire builder- .ire making hah of one thing and sowl of another just to suit their purjajee. Knglaud is getting so dee in dubt from her policy of 'empire building" that she is going outside .of her do mains to borrow money to moet herex travauant aud criminal expenditure!. When a man or u country has to go far j ail aaa.. ami nuiT . a. a o -.. ra Dm easy mi aMaJSa Tltii ,. npf HI act i.tai aaaaw m r.vmn.. . i...-lw.i. s. - wniii .t Daio. am lasanaa aat aacS.liaa, aat .w,wi aaa a. Laa aaascaa. aaa caan par Uaa. ata laaamoa. away Irom home to borrow, it is a Hnwnilt, ually trustv.ortln rapobli that be or it is just doing a little aOolagn eaatsutuisarary concedes to Bryan much ou other people's money anil only 17-1 votes at the utmost, pleasant- U l,..lv t,, l ,liaat..r ot ,.w. ' diuary kiud in tlie sweet by aud by. Hathbone, the man who stole and squandered the government . money in Cuba and who was caught stealiug aud removed from ulhce, got his posi tion through Mark llaniiaV iutlueuoe, ami uow tie threatens to tell how be "he I pud to buy" a seat in the United CASH STORE Court and Cottonwood tute. senate fur Ilnnim it Murk hs- not shield turn from punishment wuich so rit'hl v dcerves. POLITICAL SPECULATION. I New York World: Since IS.:" Ohio has held twenty-tive elect nun. Of these the republicans have carried twenty-one and tlie democrats four. Not once during this perils! has n democratic presidential ticket pre vailed in Ohio, although in !!!- the republican plurjilitv was onl MVS. aaa The vears when the democrats carried the state were 1877, IHX1. 1S8IJ and 11188. In almost every instance the prominent isue Iwfore the ieople when the democrats won ttieir victory was that of the tariff. After the Wil son bill was traiia(ormel by democratic ; senators into a high -protection measure tin tarifl tpiestion was practically abandoned, and since the:i tin- repub lican, have carriel the state l i.ir.'i pluralities. In 1MM. for example, immediately after the disgracelul tariff tight of t tut t year, their candidate p,r ecretarv state had a plurality of 1:7,U87 votes. The next year their plurality was irj, 02. It la significant oJ Mr. MtlKIlt ley's and Senator llaiiua's Misi'iiin in I the state that the repuhlican pitiralitv uf 18Wi fell to H,4m. In 1HW the Op. jiMisitiun vote was divided is'Wteen Mc Iean and Jones. If it had been cast for either om of these , .mdldati-s the republican- would have been in a minority of nearly .', nun. the scatter ing vote nut being counted. A. the two candidates opposed to the republicans both stissl for anti-imperialism, ami as industrial conditions are about tin same now as then, it is Isdieved bi tlie hopeful that the democrat- have a lighting chance in Ihm. It was Mr. Hayes's victory over 00. Allen on the monev question which made the former the republican candidate lor president in lhTo. There has been a soft-money faction in the democratic jairtv of the state since 18ijrl, when Mr. Pendleton was a candi date for the presidential mimiuatioi. op the greenback issue, but the state it self has been fur hard money. a a Ohio is a singularly American state, its loreign-born population in 18WU be ing only 11!. 51 per cent of it. total population of IpBISitMi in lu and 1K7U the la-rceutage of foreign horn to native had been, according to each census, about 14 per cent. Of the foreign element the iieriuun largely pretluminates Is-ing more than tiir. times us numerous a- the Irish. The1 native-born tiermaiis have AU.uue vou--1 and Americans Istrn of tierman parents probably lO.OOt' more. This vote is I lor . iiiud niouev, and the fact that the urban population 01 Ohio is increasing relatively to the rural population also strengthen.- the repunlicaii arty on this issue. The t-rcentage of urban to rural population la Ohio m s(tu j was 151 '-j, and is doc.otle.s greater now. As it was then, it wa. '.' 1-H ts-r i cent greater than the percentage of the whole country. It is probably true that the friends of sound money m tin- Middle We.-t are more reailv tnan ot tne Kast to accept the theory that the siner oiiestioii Is settled. If this Is SO the liermuii vote alone can give tile' state to Bryan if it is solidly against imperialism This is the question :j Will tiie currency question piav an uiiimirtant part in the campaign and j are tin iiermans an anti-imperialist. ; Another issue that may aid the demisral. is the trust is. lie. Ohio ha.; some large protected interests iron and steel, woolen and wools, and isittery, for auplc. Hut there has: lieen a strong feeling against trusts in the state, and e.peciaiiy again-t ellu tor Haniia, who is regarded us the leader of the trust (arty. Portland Telegram : Four yeur. ago McKinh-v reo-ived 7, 1U4.77W and Hryaii t,&0j.9",V votes of the seople. In the eits-tora: college Mckinley had 271 and Uryan only I7l votes. There Issing 447 votes in the electoral college, it takes rJ4 to eleci Bryan, to succeed, sup piling that he carries the same states that In- did in IXttt, must therefore gain 4 votes. Hut of the electoral vote, he received in Is,!,, he i. lor abiy sure that he will lose ten in Kan sas, four in Washington aud one in California. He is alsmt a. sure, how ever, to gain eight in Maryland and . in Kentucky as he received one elec toral vote of the latter state Udure. Then he would still be short 411 elec toral votes. These can be made up by New York, with anv other gisxl-sised state Indiana, Michigan or Wiacuiisiu. Hut in any reasonunh- coinpuiation of chance. Ne York i. alwolutuly neces sary to Hryan's success. Any other es timate must give him at least three ot the Central We. tern state., which Is easy to do only in some Baople'l imag ination. The ligurers and coliiiun buildurs are already industriously at work, and of course the democrat, figure out the isjesible if not the proba ble election of Hryan, while the re publicans still more easily make it ap pear that McKinleV. election is almost absolutely certain. The New York ".r1'' lor example, giv.-.- llrvan JlKi sas. si Ma.lv' i li li.V lllllv WsK 'Mlir' villi-. i assuriiik! aicMliiey oi uie rest, oe y'oud anv doubt. The New York Com mercial's estimate is perhaps about the lairesl and most free from preju dice. It gives McKinley 2Uti votes, and Bryan 144, while tin "doubtful" states it classes as follows: Pmbuhlv for McKinh-v, Delaware, II: Indian.., 16; Kansas, lo Now York, Ho; total. 04; probably fur Bryan, Idaho, 3; Ken tucky, lit; Mary laud, a; Nevada, 2; Utah, 3, Wvomiug. 3; total, KS. Vbe outcome if this prediction is vc'itied, would ! L'70 vote, for McKinlcy and 177 for Hryan. which would Is- al most identical with the electoral vote of four years ago. Ho intelligent Bin! unp-ejiidici'd guess can Is- made l'tter than this at the present time, though a Is-tter one may Is- made three months later. POLITICAL POINTS. - L. N. llahercoiue, who for several years lis. been omnected with the re publican congressional campaign com mittee in the preparation of Herman literature and in sending campaign matter to the (iermaii newapapcra id the United States, has come ool m Washington in a statement repudiating the repuhlican party and declaring for Bryan on the is-ue of imerial ism. .Iinlgv C. L, Hultr.. one of the leaders among the tierman-Americans of Cleve land, Ohio, will take the stump in la lutlf of the deuuwratic candidates in -eptemher. Ih wa- against llrvaii lour year, ago, hut is now an enthusiastic supporter of the democratic leader. Michael Collins of Peotone, for years one of the bet-known repuliliculi Doll ticians in Will county, Illinois, has announced that he will support Hryan Mr. Collins two years ag" wa. a . audi ditti for the repuhlican nomination for state senator and was defeated by William (Moll ol Wilmington bj OtM vou- in convention. Pronloonl gold teaaoonut who leil the light in Is, .ay fully h.'i )s-r cent and probably t pat cent of the gold democrats in Minnesota who voted for either McKinley or Puluier four years ago. will vote fur Bryan this year, and the remaining 10 or 18 per cent may vet le forced to full in line for the Kansas City ticket and platform. Portland Telegram : The iieriuan vote may decide the presidential con test, hut as vi" go one knows what ticket will receive the weight ol the tierman support. In IHHo. the lug end of the Vote isep.t to Mckinley, nil the money issue, but this year the tierman voter- .17. .aid n I- halting between twi --lie- A large majority o: them are against lo to I, hut a still larger ma; rtty are uiulerstissl to be opjiosed to "iniliturMin" und "iuiierialisni." W.PIERCE'S Favorite Prescription 1 am so grateful to you for your ad saw- Mr. Sidnev H. O.ikes. of WhtamU. Pitts-Iv.inia Co.. Va. "When I o-mmenced niui medicines I had Isren tn-ated bv diiierenl doctors for three months or num.-. but would only receive partial relief for a short while and then would be worse than before. Was con fined to my Isal most of the time. Al tin time I commenced your treatment my left side was. completely poralyzul. Bid no desire to eat anything; bowels coilive all the time. Nerves were all mis'.ruujj, so I could not licar the li.i-t noise. I also suffered from diseased ovaries and female weakness. But thank to tu Maker aud vou, after follosring vntir advice, I am able to do all my wah inj; sew i He and Iioum work in gener..'. I haven't had ., sp.isti. m two months Left off medicines about one moiili. ago Ihda't think it necessary to con tinue them longer. I have taken about seven bottles of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, seven of the 'Golden Medical Discovery," and two vials of Pleasant 1'ellcu, ' I heartilv rectnninein! those medicines to all suffering us I was. " makes weak women STRONG, sick women WELL. 60 YEARS' tXPFRIENCE Hg TRADE MARSta H Dcsigns ' Copvhiohts Ac Anrina aaiuilns a aMsh and daamptsjn aasr n..i.,aii io. uo.wousl HsasSassskaw talsssS aic Ifts- o.il.t; uni 1 1" lor Munna palaula. Sllboul cliarae u. tua Scientific Imerican. air lllualrala.1 i ' IjsWtWtJp- ra an, aiaiatSi arna. ,rr 1 uos $1. SmSI by all WUNN S CO.""-- t ti nun Wishing to retire frum business 1 offei bj entire stock for .ale at cost, consisting of urpets, Kuns. LaVCC und Silk Curtains Portiers. Ui-HHsand Iron Kcdtiteads, Caiuchcs. Vull Paper, Shadub, Sewing Machine-. and other things too numerous lo mention. I'hunce of a life time to buy these goods cheap. JESSE FAILING r in i n i n m m STATE NORMAL SCHOOL mnmom LOVERS OF HUE LAUNDRY work natnrallv have tniig likes and and dislikes in this regard. I nleas tinelv done up. colored -Inrt- MM shirt wuists isn't half presentable Kither garment mostly owes Ita.flM look 10 the laundry. Whir we Jo -how- the -111 reine result of proccaii It'- the tpli and -i an that ' FOB Insurance Fire. Life, Accident. Plate Olass. Hi Loans on City and OoUty PlUUartf i Real Estate Imivroved ami Da improved Cty Lot, snick Kaiiche. anil Wheat Farms SKI J. R. DICKSON, Mast Oregonian Bui. ding. D 0 uu III) MM FOR GIRLS. Wa Walla Walla. iirtun. For boarding and day paplli, Healthful location, in heat residence lart of city. Preparatorv uml Madam ti I leiartnionts. hxcepti ma. advantages I ' Music and l.ngkiab. Individual in- struction lor tn - ucation I 'ias been irregular, a : m - Health. Character. SrAolanhlp, CulttUT. lor catsleirtii sppi to .Tiss lmg-n Bo.cr. Pri -.ipjl. 0.R.&H nrs.tsT res Time Sehaduls From Condition. tssivi rsus Kast Mall Salt Lake K-uver. ForpFs't Nsli No. t i Worn, nmaas. kao- No. 1 a:Us-B. sas City. M. Loots, 7ait. a .No J r. .. :. !.. . So lawf m. I Ursk-oii Sliurl Liue. j lu :j p u MfeaSM 'Walls Walla, spukui.. . si. k Plrsr. 1 Mlnnespulla.BYfaal.: KTyer No INJIUIL . UUwaukaar.INo 7 HA s. BI. I'lii. as-ai..1 fcjtat, rial 6aa p tn Olisal Northern. I Faat tlsll. I Hirtisuil suit 8an Fat Mai ::((!. nj.l Frauclavu I Sxa m. lu:f, a. m ! tskip n. - p m Osean Sisamshipi , , From Portland. For saui 1 rsui'laco j Ever) Bve dajri. ISJSs Columbia River i -Dm n. Ixsuiiiiay stsaoisrs. KalUBda batunlsv Tn Aooria suit Way lea. at. Lamliaira I.v Kipana Soaks liver. LvLew'alo llly lsily . u. Itiparia lo Utwiaioii. ; .'Wis. u Mi sat! train Isavas I rudleton lur WallaWali. tlail) vx.npi Suuilat. ulxp a sail arrive. at t oa t m. Fur lul: loloraisiioii call or writ n W II HI'KI.Hi K. le iu-rsl Psssvosc- Aguut. ... horiumd, Omatou f.T Aasuir. As-.ic. FsailUwu. j " Take the. Washington & Columbia River Railwav For Chicago, t Paul, 8t. b.uis, Kan sas City, B Joe, Omaha, aud 411 Points Last and South Portland and points on the Sound. Arrivca Mno.la. W aliiai. sad FriOsyaat aista"'iii u"'i'' Tuu'Misy.au.l sauunlsya lsris.ru dam i,i Suu day siusli p. as. For ililornistluli noilsliuDa, call on .arums rale, ami aiLOln W AhAMS At;ul. "r-ifitt b HnJil" "'sou Wain. Walls. Wssk. MONMOUTH, ORbUON. Fall mrui ounus - ,,. ... i, r is Tll sludauU ol lllc Noriaal SVtio.il are pruuarad it. lat.i lUe Suit rorun.iU: luiaietlialely on sra.l nation s '.ra.l.iaie- c-aduy oeurs good poaltloiu a.xpuae ol year Iron, tun to 11 Si rous aaa4sasij ami Prolvaaiouai Courses. Xi Soueial Dcpartuieat iu Msnusi Trsluiug. Wall Kijuipiard Trniuius iHpariinuut. For ealalosue coiiiaiinuy lull auuouucnmul sJ'UvSa 1. l AMfhlil.L, J-nraldout. or W. A WANR.aWc ul Vsvcully. mmmn-mt?''"'mtttmnmmmmmn,mmmmmmmK IHAKUWAnt Vox all SbeU Hardware, Tin, Granite, Iron ad Copperware, i Oils, Axie Grease, Lime. Coal and Cement. I SAVAGE AND WINCHESTER Rifles and Ammunition. 57-7 low i. Id atOM of cut nails at :'..00 er keg. -i lal ofdoH given prompt attention. Ml Tsylor, the Hardware Han fej f & 721 Main Wool for Sale rhurdavyi ifewh irwli I will btt the Goldra EtaU Hotel to receive Betled bide on Lots of Wool, No. 5, 8, 13 and 17, about 500 sacks, now stored in the Independent wart'houe. I reserve the privilege of rftfectinf anv or all !Ms. J. E SWITH. The Pendleton Academy Of Academic Courae oi ioiir year. east or west. Business Course aquivalsnl to the ben boaineaf colleges. Teachers' t'oiir-t- winch prepare- ior L'uniitv Kxumiliations and for BTATI I'IPLtMS. Accredited by the Mate Board of BoMOalMM and grietnates are udmittei! on the same basis for State IMplomis a. any sclnsil in the state. All glades main- I tatnod, Ktocatloo ofJarad, 1 or catalogue and iiiforniation address REV. t. L FoKBKS, M Ph., Prtaclpttl. You Can Get ms The Celebrated Pilsner Beer in bottles, delivered to any port ot city, at $1.5 per IDozGn.. -aa Bottled by Goo. .1. Port nor rSsaaattaBaaissaasMmMmrajg BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY Fsasdad 1T0. J V BUI. M. O.. PrlaelMaU. Chrlafauaa lira Opana kaipt. IN, !. A BoRrdtrg and Limy BetIOo'. t'ndar preav act BiaisaaeoMnt atno urn PrUnsry Prapsrmsory sn3 Acsdainlc Ds aarun nta. Co.iasjs frepMra:.oi. kllltutrr IMaclpl.us. Maiisa. Training Boys of all SPECIAL ToE Every Day Get Your Gun... tFrench Restaurant.. 'poVhXr1' bats yea i an get Miniotinng M. J. Stiilmau's uu- , Matnl 1 ouuiin, - i'lopnelor Quick Cab Service Farmers Customlriin f-red Walters, Proprietor. Ilcaaouab. lit. Cspaciiy. M barrel, s ilsy. Flour uicbaugtMl fur wheal. Depot Stable. K;:V "'" Confectionery EDWARD BRCEN'S RESTAURANT, tanned Ooods, Tobaccos. . In far of Kuiituckv Sahsin w. M. Pickel " " m '"-"" Sh .n Orders Meals 20c. 1500 Bucks for Sale Th.y mm full-blooded IttfctatiUtti and Pulled Delaine Merinob. They are Urge, well matured and carefully selec ted kick. Sheep men should 8e them liefore making contracts. CoDveyanct furnished free to inspect this hand of thoroughbreds Address CHAS. CUNNINGHAM, Pendleton, Orr. BABBITT MLETAL. sr kinds of 3 I 3 Street t3 Fl - K prearatory to the Ist stAtnlard colleges CIEO UAKVLAU. Prop. Elegantly Furnblied. Steam Heated Luropean Plan. Block and a-half from depot. Sample koom in connection. Room Rate 50c. 7Sc. 11.00 Pilot Pock, Ore Hotel 1 mm POSSIBLY Ywisrs not swareofih Fast time and Superh Serrics Now oflcr...! ,v (i,. 2 -Dailj Fast Trains to tbe Ea&t 2 If you cannot isks Iks mnrnin, ii trsvei vis the eraaiaa uSaTSrS finely equlppt-il. '"v n OUR SPECIALTIES: Faet Time. Through Service Pul, man Palace Sleepers, Poipj' Tourl,t Sleeper.. Pullm. q 3" Library KttffJ) Car and Free B ' ollnlng Chair Cara. ' i Hour, of MM .,.. , oBtaka Oaaa. Kaasas City, li Loabvilea imkkJr'Qi oilier esstern polnu. i"ii nl , Tickets JBOtf via Salt '-S. r. It I- to your inlere-t p, us, i: (iviiL?".?' R..I TK Ticket, sn.l -U-ej... . "VN1' Is-aecureil from I K U Mi"ey erJ.H 1.0TMK,... 'A?- ' oensral Agent, lit, Third 8c. I'o" NORTHERN PACIFIC RUNS Pullman Sleeping Cars, EleKaot Dining Cars. Tourist Sleeping Cars ST PAl'L MINM.AKILIS IDULUTH FAB0Q (URAMi FORK? ICHtx iKSTil.N WINNKPBG I HELEKA aaji iu-TTf;. To THROUGH TICKETS TO CHICAOO WASHINtiTON PHII.AHKI.PHIA NEW YORK IU iST IN and all points Kast and South. Throusb tickets lo Japan sa.l China, tu Tacoms sad Nnrtburu I'aei tic Sn-annbip l' suil Aoierican liut-. THE SCHEDULE. Train esvss Hendleiou daily ssispt -un la; St i, :iai ii. m. Inr further iulnrnisllon tour isrrti. sum, ami ticscu. call on nr nt. Ailam !-;.!. tou. orrjion. or A : i'HaKLTON, Third aud alorrianii si. . Fortlaod ort. ATTORNEYS. CAKTKK 4c KALKY, ATToHNEyVaT Law Office la Ksvlug. bank Building. HKAX A I.OWKI.I.. ATtFoIIVKyITTt Law. K.Mini u AaatKlaiiiiu lliock 1-esille toll llreKnll r. (i. HAIl.KY, l.AWVhl;. cKHi K IN Judd Hullding. IVielluiou. orcfou I llu- KlT.UKKAl.li A I 1 1 1 1: SKY Al Law. odn . in Abmii istinu Block. S. 1IKKKK1.KY. ATTORNEY AT Uf. Office in AMMiclalliin Block. E. II. UOYll, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ill court d;. S. A. NEWBERRY, ATTORNEY AT Ijiw. boom 12, Aaaot latlou BiiUitlUk JAM Eh A. KEK. I AW 0KK1CI U BM Building. PHYSU IANS liK. W. U. OOIaE. OFFICE IN I'KNUU tou Ba'iUat llauk bulldiuf offl.c noun lv to L. a. ui. : 1 to j p. ui. Tuivpbouv If. V. W. V I St'EN'l M. I. oKKli t KKAK ol Klrai HattSSsaJ ...... Office boun luuU a. ra. ; l to I p. oi DR. C. J. SMI TH. OKFU'E oVaUrBK dleiou bsviugt Hank lelupnuur SI, rsa duuee tolopUout- S. h. s. oabfTku). u7v hobwpatj. n I'hyaiviau aud rJurseuu orHoc lb JisU Buililius DENTISTS. E. A. YAl'UHAN. DENTIST. urr'R'a in Judd Hullilins A. L. HE ATI E. D. 1. f. OKKltK OVIta savliiga bauk has aduiiuisutrsd. E. A. MANN, DENTIST, IN ASSOCU Uoa Block, over K B Cloplou uffica- ARCUITgCTS AND BUlLDtHS. T. r. HOWARD, ABCHITBCT AN 1 1 !' pt riuleudeui uiaki.-. cuinpiclf au.I rllai jlana lor iiuililiuga lu Iho cn) ur leuau) HOOUI 17. Judd lone! us ALBERT MASON. t'ON'l LAi nd: A1 llUllder. KallDialv., plan- ll'l .Is.-cilianuu. ralaksal All work sitaraiiit.ed oawl liirnlabud All work siiaralii Jay A JuUauli . blackauiltii abup tsaat. ,.ulwiu.iss BANKS AND BHUKERS. THE PENDLETON SAVINGS BAgfj l'eudltou,OrKou. Orgsuiictl Mre,LvIaa. capiul, asl.UUU. lulereal alinwcil uu HPap poalU Eicballgc Uillkbl slid anlit uu al piia cipal poun. Bpcial stmuliiib giu ""Sl linn. v.. J. Iuiin.il. prsaidaui; J a. vlos-prssldent ; 1. 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