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p Wr fyf. if you want sonu' genuine bargains In harvMt Bttppliei go to the MAGNET C ASH BTORE. If vou want a warm reception and a square deal, tlu- Mainiot is the place t"r you. A chance for a izold watch with every dollar pttrohaee. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements dt Wilson. Court and Cottonwood TUESDAY, AUGUST U, tW. DAILY. WEEKLY AND SKMI-WKEKLT V TUB But Orcffottimn Pnblishtnir Company, AT FkNDLKTON, . - OKKtiON. blt. l-HM HIPTIOM BATH: I -r c taps v yr . by mhi V Cfy ' - wjmIu. i l Dti em ptr Nk , by unti . )nl i . . ' t - t'L.f luaUrt iimi wiiklv MB nmo BAYS D ltd?, u (Ml . IS 9 u l-ill tH r 'J 1 um fcsa-f la kumbcn Will L Y JlMCIiniOl K.l. ; - ' i' l'ir...(l-" It Triol tula ... 9 taflcpfv H ittttTtftriN MTU: (ttt7 AdimtMMfiiU 1 0 tuck, o it, in i-t -WrtktT poi month MM inrfc. Of ltt. m Jny Ptf 1 T.. m'ktl. r ia in In . 1 Weekltyct month . . B i. n mi moiin v kkly.llnHprt n)Kln t 0r thte r. ' 're . I . I v 1 -W lr, ih..a ta ft... It. -a..vy. ear itn h pa. month . ... I. O'rr Ihrae Inch., la r ........ , .... Blbrml-WMl. HllllhtfMMlh Tf MM nearer. I a.lar,..aaa " , Was My at Daily. InlUMtM, pa. aarw. (a aa I eaca tubaaquaa. teae. Lata. aeu..aa. laa ceal, par uaa. aia Ki-fiovernnr bind of Minnesota, says the McKmlev administration i.iv..r- reirulars to vol tin taw re liecaoM- th Utter carry a conscience as well a-nun. Tin- bees II. me United state- are keeping1 up their reputation lor IwiiiK buoy. They niHile l'.-U,i)00. Out) worth of honev ilurin.' tlie last year. The Pendleton (Street lair ami Har vest Carnival promifea to ba a ureal success. It will attract a irrent huhiUt of ueonle to Pendleton an.l thev will I Illertailieil. David B. Mill has tendered bit ser vices to the natioual ami state committee- to make a thorough canvass of lmliana in the interest oi the presi ilential ami mate ticket, Dave Hill is not "atilkiiiK' ' thin year He is lull of tlaht ami will lend strength to the democratic cause. According t. a recent report there are in Germany uil schools ami insti tute kv'K instruction in manual training, and they have under their control ait many as 1 ." 1 - workshops. Such IgMM explain the wonderful uc- - i.ermany t.a.j of r.vent yearn in coin pet mi! fur tlie worldi' commerce, am) iihow other people what they will have to do in order to keep up Ml the protvMion. 11. II. Ode II. a well known republi can leader in New York, wln ih prom inently mentioned a- u candidate lor iroveriiur in tin empire -tate, ha- t - couie rich hy folluwuiK no mi hut politic. It in a iiign that republican politic pay thoee who eiiiraKe in it and make a mixine of it. One ui the vii- from whicli the country puffere in that of prof em i una I politic, in which men enitaxe purely lor the money there ih in It. then they have governed themelve Thc population i only I'J.-titl .-"i7:".. tWO thiril- oi whom are illiterate. The; have not even been MM to our uni vernitie at our pXHne to learn theu tierioritv of our oWlllMtion. Thai have junt "tayeil at home ami enjoy liliertv, while .l.-velopini: tlieir own countrv. Kightv vr cent ol tie in ar. of mixed or mongrel blood. BlatM thre.' language- an- poken union. them and Ar per cent of them are of pure Indian blOO(i. The pure SpMllah Iiin1 among them i- in a very inall minoritv. ami i- MpnOMU to In- hut little rfaWlMMd (M -ell-government. Yet Mexico preaent a condition that command- the resect of the civilired world and promise- to ! an illumina tion to the evuiitrie i" Central and South America which mav -tn.lv her wav- and ! wie. And OW own ini perialiat- bould U-ar Mexico m mind when undertaking to dem (I If pa ment to tlie 1 1 . i pino- ami the 1 '. .r t . Kiian. The truth It, that it la mighty .r "tick 01 a man flfbo cannot or w ill not govern hnnelT better ami more e'ononiicallv than MtMaotM olM can govern him. A few dav ago Jame J. Hill and party traveled from Buffalo to liuluth in tbat r,i ii I magnate new private steam yacht the "Wacoutah." On the trip tbe yacht m --.! the "J. J. Hill," a big, nine hundred ton freigliter. The captain oi the "Wacoutah" did the proer thing. He nalute.1 and lire.1 a gun. Tin- had the very oppoaile of tbe intended effect lor instead oi an--'wring, the lellown on tbe "J. J. Hill" acted like irightened men. Then Auierioan aailorH are unuavl to making much to do about nuthing. Ot courw, Jim Hill, the railroad king, xhould be uoticwl when the ven-l ol hi licet one another. The republican appear to have no appetite fur tbe queation of irual and ruonupoliea). They do not desire u. di ciiu the Philippine war, either in its moral, economical or political K-ct louy waul to dm-u tlie money msu. altbtaigh they have cUime.1 or ceveral year that It ha been ettled lor good and all. If thev can make the voter believe in their contention regard ing money, the campaigning will he easy and the campaign luud will bt ample to meet their need. Tin- re publican are not ascertain oi victor) in November a they prolW o b lieve. There is many a sliji 'twixt (lie cup and the lip. (eiieral Diaz, was recently elected lor a aixth term ol the presidencv of Mexico, wtii.li will make a coin inu.m service of twenty-lour years. Tlie re public of Mexico, I both peaceful and priMperouN. Its industrial piogre. uutier Diai excels that of any country in the world. They are attached to tbe ways of peace, love their freedom and have learned the value ol law and order. All this thev have douai for themselves. Maximilian came Iron. B.v Mrulaao logic, we will soon . v, stand where the other nations stand the outride to offer them a stable Uow if we follow limit i pa and think government, and they shot him. Hill OS their thoughts. We will send tin SHALL WE FORSAKE OUR TRADITIONS There . m i.-.- to doiiot that tin result of the imperialistic doctrine u America would differ from the l-.ngli-l reult. We cannot I. nil. I on anv other conclusion. Tile policy to he MIWMd is the same. J he pathway ot tin crown i the same skull-strewn den-rt it" matter where it leads, or who lo lows it. The environment must Is right, to make it a succes. and in other fruit can grow upon II Id trunk than has grown upon it for the, manv wars. American imperialism in tlie Phil ippine will la- an exact prototype the Kuglish article in India and Africa. For our ideas and schooling on t ue-tion ar I' llin C noon l.nu lih mat llOfia We are her student, her follower, her imitator and our life will Is- brought to tit her mould. We will crawl into her iron-hound ideal, amino matter for lost lihertie-, for retr.vres-n.il, tor stagnat'on ot tl.- in tellect of the masses, for the otter los of tbat strong democrat!, spirit which gave us birth, we will wear her nils and crown. She cannot muster soldier- fast enough l. meet the demand- of her policy. She caunot tax the toiler strong enouith to equalize the eiior on ii- drain of the military lc.artmeut I'roin every ipnirier oi tin- giona comaa the call for more tr.a.p and MMW treasure. The toiling slave in the held and factory lear- all tin', lor im perialism H rat fr.-e- the title.! aristo crat, the uupcr classes who profit h it, from all the burdens of-governuient. Thon- who prialuce the wealth of a countrv must lie taxed lirst, under tiu- luctrnie. I hop.- who draw iuiiiicnn annuities from the government, VlMM treasures are i. ke.i hi. m vault- ami safes, go scot free. she must crush the in.lcpendein-e ol the Uocrs I., li.n.t Pack the tide ot tbe democratic idea. If one little handful of men should thrive in free dom, close to her border, it would sow seeds oi discontent among her subjects. It would be a denial of he! policies and her teaching, so paliutble that men who think must uelieve. She must take away a rich slice of territory from Venezulea, as an object lesson to al weaker nations, tbat they may stand in awe of her shadow. She ha crushed India. She ha left the popu lace l-rett "I mind, s.asl, ambition or life, and now to swell the military revenue she has taken away their bread. A million starving mn weigh nothing when placed in the balance against tin ,. .,! ..n, hattl" for the force ol imperialism. Ami yet, this I Christian en 1 1 i.at Ion . Ami we go with open eve- into tin same fatal pathway. It is doubtful if the harvest in India has . -r been iiudqeiiale to feed Hie entire population ot the county, And yet, two months ago the press -tut.-.l that nui.tusi people were starving in India. That the death rate in th" famine Is-lt was appulling, that Un christian nations must cm.- to the relief of this paOpMi or thev would erish At the same lime the name I .res announced the victory of the iritish over the struguling MOM, 1 told in glowing word f the rapid spread of the cruel doatrina in Africa, which had auwrizel and rnim-.l the fertile Indian province. It caunsl the people of America to fted the starving victims of Knglish greed in one .piar ter of the world, while Knglaud was reducing the sum of human (read m and human happiness in anothei. And why this sudden silence on the Indian famine'.' Has it boap overcome o quickly'.' Hardly. But there is an imperialist ticket in the field in our country, ami it would not make ii stronger in the minds of thinking men. to show tin- cruel result ot imperialism in India, during the campaign. Men with unprejudiced militia might draw conclusion from the magnitude of the Kuglish failure to provide bread fur it subjects, tbat would be detrimental to this isilnv at home, mat t why silence reigns, ami for no other reason. Ilower of our vouth to Union, lo Sannm to Hawaii, to Porto HI Co and Cuba to protect the interests of vast svnilicate which will Is' in saes sioii of all the valuable resources of these distant countries. Commerce follow- the Hair, and comniprie UMMJT. menu the massing of the business of the country into a- few hand- a- pot ble. We have no assurance that the American ntlleial in Culm or Snlti will lie any more bone-t than the Kuglish ollii iiil in India. The pMtolRoi fraud which have occurred so soon after our occupation of Havana, give evidence that the inclination of the. tib ial thief onlv awaits tbe opportnnitv. Too soon the spirit of the republic will pass away, and the novernment 01 the few, by the few and for the few will reign instead. The fatal policy which ha made I'.ngland. Trance. Italy. Oermany and HUfMia nations ol paui?ri.il peasants and nnii-pr'slnc-iiil' aristocrats. will make of the United State the same thing. It is Ifjgie that it must lie true. We can't reap a harvest different from the seed we soh. The ulainor of war will soon disapfs'iir. Its doleful reality will soon strike home to the heart- of those whose family altar must be made recruiting stations tor the dan 00 of tapir, BURT HUFFMAN. "HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF." fltaul 'l ChitMgO American: Before the iaMik revolution, whicli cut off s. many heads ami did so much good, the nrdinan frenchman had the right to live and die ami hurry dp about it, He had no other rights speak of. All rivfhts hcloiigi'il to the nobleman. The peasant wi.rk'd for the m.biiiian all day, and at night, if the frog were troublesome, making too much noise in the (Kind mar the nobleman' chateau. tin- pca-ant- took turns sitting Up to keep the frog- quiet. They stood on Die edge of the pond w ith long Hails Hogging the water ami frightniug the frog- into silence. After awhile the (sasants tot tired of frightening frogs, they followed educated leader of the I 'an ton, Marat, liobesnierr. tani.. ami instead of frightening frogs frighten..! noble men effectually. But as hve remarked t" Adam when littb- AM got the mumps just as Cainy had bad them : "Hittory repeat itself." Here comes a scriou new- dispatch from Washington which shows 0Qf own John Hay figuring BJ the t rench in.bb' man. Tlie Knglish sparrow takes the place of the French frog, which is highly appropriate in view of the sec r tary of state's Knglish atliliatinns. Mr. Hay bus a pretty rVd house on Uifavette square, opposite the White lion-.-. He go. s toman early, with hi sharp-toed patent leather "humps" under the bed and hi fancy silk 'lockings turned inside out neatly by hi- tOOttitnttoWl valet. II" sleeps long ami jn-aceful ly . for lit is rich, thanks to hi father-in-law, and he i great, thank- to McKitiley, who made him secretary of state be cause Hay helped pay Mckinley 'a ( anion debts. You would think that John Hav should he perfectly happy: but be isn't. In th. morning, when the sun rises so early, the iarrnw rise also, ami. with no respect for John Hay. thev begin In usekeepuig at ..nee. Thev chatter and flutter outside his window's. They tight and they go a courting in the vines that ornament his house. They make u noise, they wake him up iiefore he has bad a chance to sleep eleven hours. A special silic.'inan has Isaen de tailed outside Mr. Hay's bouse to keep the sparrows quiet. It thai does nut make you laugh, don't ever try to laugh at anything, you wouldn't succeed. The policeman throws sticks and "lone at the -parrows ami later lie is to lie supplied at the government's ex pense with a noiseless air gun. What do vou think of American re publican simplicity in the reign of our great JlcKllllev .' WELCOME, AUTUMN. w.ft t.n brsath, ll W AftWMf , .... o. i.n-Hth from in- norttolsntThnii Aiilf iratlert ll rlown by the nsn.l. rlns' rui UMIawcara. o y-ii-ti.-' f ! A .i ...I., t.'f ..., . i ii iu . khicii t'M- tin"' -.I .... llrins Ih. ii" clraifl. upfrotn lh . An.l "crtin r ii.-... I- Com.- wltli lie rain tnr Ih'smaBMi fr: Come, fnr Itn1 "in '"" " ''", ,,, S.rtnl" ll" s-ls.l rlrop- aowa Ihrattfti Hi. clover. , .. , Wanta Iks rhlldrsa of itorH la laaaa) Vraattwaar of ninalltns, heal Md luass, Waan st pleis alfbti sod days, nita as a bfaatt thai i- flesh and chssry- i.lve ii- Allium alta CfKSSdS SW3 hs" suing. i Tliat, on nan sadlest rai - tnaa im- iy "' on' ni ...'. "" tt.H-e.t th" .Is' hen Hili-I- wll'l "lis" !. Kfirl.'k In t'i" aoods Ilk" th. ball!" Mm ' s. att. r tin- tatd SMi down the vslloyv i..n it ssfsii- "ii "Mi aadaiala Toss the wllloa - when- l-ir-i- nr.- uai be it I I'lplinr ti. honif, tbi'ir inr.'w-l! strain Mtutr tie- laai ' Mw krssiMaei -i fftJ Prlv" from Hi" ttardaai her i.re.nb ol sk sp T..- l lb" wlnda wl.sl i 1. ft "f AttRilil .vini . "in.1 wiib Aatuatn aad waodi 'list w p Ooam wtth Use rasasi and aithtaagoM tatl, Ijvv en lb" ui" inuln vmir rone ol Brown cm. witb i t inn iii ' onuatr tammcr. Ami nimi'i" bat salsos ol liiassaois down I BIRT llt'l KM.vN gaassls, Orssaa, Aatasi it, tma. i wwmm mmmmnmmimm mm wmmwtnm HARDWARE1 For :ili Uinils of i Shell Hardware, Tin, Granite, Iron and Copperware Oils, Axle Grease, Lime, Coal and Cement. It Will Do You liood. A blrsal purilier and tlttOt builder is Karl's (Mover Knot lea. Hold for half a centurv on our guarantee. Money refunded if r.-nlts are not satisfactory. Price 2.") cts. ami 60 eta. I'allman V Co. The greatest skin SpeC fallal III America originated the formula for Banner Salve lor nil skin dlwaaes, all cuts or sore, and tor pile- it' tin most healing medicine. Koeppen'a Pharmacy. LOVEKS OF HNE LAUNDRY iVtnnMii"i a- c 1 1 uuiUBUiu, no, .i".s, " " r r i --j as I SAVAGE AND WINCHESTER Rifles and Ammunition. IE A few ...l.l sizes of cut nail- al .'!. per k. g. 5E Hpactal ofdon lvm prompt attention. Taylor, the Hardware Han E: tji .Main Street. 3 Wool for Sale p 1 1 i iv ; of ea ih week I will l i at the ( i lden Knit' Kote ltd bida ou Lots of Wool, No. 5, N, 13 and 17, about 500 sacks, now stored in iin Independent warehouse. 1 renurve the privilege of rejeotins wif or all bide, J. E. SMITH. You Can 6c: The Celebrated Pilsner Beer in bottle-;, dtflivored to any pnrt o! city, at S1.50 per IDozn. s. Bottlod bv Ceo. J. Pottnstr let 1 m work naturally have -tr.-n; likes and. ami dislike in this regard. UnletB I linely done up, colored -hirt- ami A shirt waists isn't half pr ntable. ZaM Hither garment nm-tl ..vv.- it- line l.sik to Use laundry. What we do hows the supreme result of tin- Troy I aBs pro.. -. 11 - ihe sine ami -pan tiiut gjmm woo fortune successfully. KS 'Pud nnuDPTir tuiaini.v Ii F. Robinson, Prop. Telephone 60 jBpf! r&nm at i i. t IS IN From many disease.-. Cliildren whu ari: well noiirislicd sttccess lully resist disease to which an ill - nourished child Miecuinbs. Vow child hxs enough lood. iXics the lotxl make lk-sh ? If not there is stiiiiethinj; wronj; with the sttiin.ich and nthsW r MM ": diK (ioii anil tmlrition. That wronn can be quickly righted by tlie use of DR. PIEROE'S (iOLDtft MIIHC.I MSC9VERV. In ninety -eiflit cases, nut of every hundred it completely euro iiidioestiou and other diseases of the digestive and nutritive sys tem in both vounir and old. You can consult Dr. Pierce by letter free Ad- no, dress Dr. R. V. Pierce, FT Hullalo, X. Y. s fRtl! Dr Pirrce'b Medical Advn.- ei, paprr cov era, is sent on receipt of ai irnU lo pay cosl of mailing only. .1 . . llr. i FOB Insurance Fire, Life, Accident, Plate (ilas, et Loans on (MM and Coiintv Property, Real Estate liiiprov.tl ami tyaiMBTOWd CitJ Isits, (st.s k Kanehes and Wheal harms BEE J. R. DICKSON. I ' I (reg. .Ili.ll, Hill. .III..'. Ul-0 OAKVIiAU, Prop. Hleaatlv Furnisbed. Steam Heated i u.opean Plan. HI-.- : and b from dupot. .ample kuom in connection. koiim k'lilt 50c. 75c. I.U4) To He Read Every Day SPECIAL Get Your Gun... ..French Restaurant GroOte Season fls'ii- Aug. 1. Plenty of .shell- at II. .J Btlllman'e , ,, lu l.al ontalnc THK I'l.ACE To BAT. Wlu-r.- ynii .-all ael s.ilii.'lliliiit aooni. Prop'ietor. Uuick Cab Service Farmers Custom Mill i Liven Rlf Ids f.,r l. al lairiaaa si Anv I Kea-ilislil. Hal.-- I red Walter... Proprietor. KI.VIN URAIO, erassjlswr. a.a. ii) . it. barrel,, s !. . ,m.-.i for wliesl. I If-nnt stuhla' Btar, Mill Mat, ObapiK'i k.-v.i, .-i.- . aiwaya ""' on haini O.R.&N ssMseaaanaiMaaaHHHsjsjsjHBjsjtaoj Confectionery Canned Qoodl, TolMaCCOt. i or -ai. i,v W. M. Pickel ATHKNA, OUt. EDWARD BKEEN'S KESTAURAH'l. In rear of Kentucky sialism at Weston, Oregon. shrt Ordere Meals 20c Si. Pauls schoo FOR QIRLt. Walla Walla, - Wasttifim IM Time Schsilule t ikkivs ia Krom Pondlston. rno MM Hall Sail Uk. Kiiver. Kong's.! Mall No .. Worth, onialia. K an-i No. aitta.ai. as- n, si Uuuia, 7 SKI a. N. - riili'8(.i an.l Kail, vis No . s:u p ui. OlOJH Mori Liue. 1 , :au p m ljj.kuc .valla Walla u.,kane, Siwikanr I"-- Miliueaaills, gt. Paul, Klyer Nu. I on .it l. MfUsuki'.-, Nu T 7 :tli a. ui. I Iiicm.. ami Kail, sia iw p. in l.lual Nutllieru. Ksal Mali 1'urtlau.l Mini sail la! Mai 7 :u a. b. rraaclacu. 6 in a. m . 10-VV I ('Alp ai Samp. u. ossan Sisamthlps ntia From Portland. Kur am I ran. is,-.. Kvery Hve .lays. J sails oi Columbia Hlvsr I p ui Kx Sun.lay Staamars. Kx suu.Ja, -anir.U) Tu Aaluria an.l Way 10 a. B. Lau.llugt. i Lv HIuarla Snaka tlvar. Lv Lew'.tii fafly i pa,y lata a. as. Klparla to lalWaMao. Kama b I oi boarding ami day pupil. HanltOful looatlon, in Uwt resilience iart of citv. Preparatorv and aca.leuiii departments. Kxceptional advaiitaL'. iu Music and Kuglish. Individual in struction for those who ducation ha been irregular. AIMS Health, (.'h.n.Kler, Scholarship, Culture. For apply to fliaa lnio(n Uoor, Principal -- .... ..aOA'-iailr dally nacepi -un.Uy, sl.Si.c. p. u. am 1 arrive si J xa) p. ui. fur full ml. .rotation call or writs l.. W II. III'IU.III'I'.I . oeoeral l'aaseoser Aatal, Portlaud. Or.-sun r, K. WxaaLav. Aent, Peu.lU-lou Take the... Washington & Columbia River Railway lor Chicago, St. Paul, St. Kouis, Kan sas City, St. Joe, Omaha, and All Points East and South Portland and points on the Sound. Arrives Monday,, We.lu.-s.Uy a aU'l Fridays a Ill.V.a in l.ieaiiaya, Tuura.laysau.1 Sslnr.laia ai tUB a. ui. Piparu .lalU i it epl Sunday aliixlup. ui. lur iiiluruiainni i. nai l,,., rau-a suil aucoB- i i - .. sail Oil ui address W AHAM8, AseUl, I'eudleluu. Olvuuu. H U.CAUIf.KllKAl). U P. A VV.IIu Walla. Waal. 1500 Bucks for Sale Thflf ;tr.' tail' blooded KuialiouilU'ls and Polled I Main Kerinoe, They an- lare, wv mattmd iii.d oexefoily Helectd buoke, Sheen liiiin ikould siM' tin in More making nuitracts. OoDvejtaot iuiiiisiii-tl te to bWMet tins Und ef Aorougbbncls. iVddreei CHAS. CUNNINGHAM, Pendleton. Ore. Pilot kock. Ore The Pendleton Academy QBUNBtB W Academic Course ,,( fnr ll'lir. I... a, ... 1 . L . e;ist or vv.-st. ' ' - " ,M"iI Htamlurd collegcH ttualoeas Course .-.puv ab-m l ba Uist husii.eas -Mt, DIPLOMAril ""r"'' Wl'"'1' ,'r"lM" f"r C,"",l "au.iimtious and for STATE AcTcliled bv ll... Stu,.. " .1 BJ ... ' . the -.. tiaaia for s,... Diohimas 2 , J . . . ru,l"aUi are admitted on t'Oi.e.1. I I,- ut, ofn. Jl 1 ' "' "'" All grades main- l-or catalogue and inforiuatioii address MV. I . L roEBI8, M. Ph., Principal. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL MONMOUTH, OK't.nus 1 ll Uiiiii ..pc-ii8epU)iuur U. Urs4taalaa ratdtj laaata ...,..i poaiuou.. VXp. Ua.' lit yor tum ji-ju , )U) Kir.iiiK A, a.i.-uin- ami HroJsssiOBal Curses. New sue,-,.i NMHiaaai ... Maaaal rsalutaa. r t'auiox.i.' ...iiUliiln. lull . or 'w ' a' wlt'y'j1 rre.ldu,,, t W. A. WANK, Hoe of faculty. 'Siri:nn. Fnettlm... ln " Trd r l s nicToav 2-DailyFastTrainstoti, man Puino.lr. ,h 8i-vt Tour.., 8...P -'.VpJ Library ic afB Car . l ollnlna? rt.., r'r " 4 .. weirs. Hour, of uni.- . , Kaasas City, m to ''m "" I..1I s'"v"'t lll'TV -T. "Jl " """'U. UM ,h'' ' " a-i. in, ., . v la' at'iaire.l irum 'l, ,Tf'!;"'"""ttla Ui sei iVrs.!' ""!.'!PI, I r nr I II I at-asaa ...... ' I HrOM' ' 'neral Aksiii, U, Third lit., Q .in., NORTHERflfi KUJfS Pullmun SlwrMsras, Elegant I)inintar. Tourist Sleepimc To ad. Ilea. ST tV. Jll.V.XHf lI'l'UTH UAKi,ii '(iktMi tci 1'rlisiW.T.il tlBLWi wni THROUGH TICKETS CHICAfiO WAsllIMiTON PHILADlOPHli M A'. V0BI HOSTOX and all i-nnts Kast and sl Tlinmgl, ll.-k.'i. to iipan saJ (is laeuiiis ami .N..ru,ru I'aclOv- sin i .viii.ti. mi im, TIME SCHIDULh. Train eaves Pendleton daily impl a'.tr r.rtl...r I BtSjuaaaaJ Inn BSl Slut th-k-.l... . all r .mil . ll.ll .n.-.tll. ,, A ll . II.UITn, Third sad M.irrnuusu, rsnUsit ATTORNEYS. i A It I'bl: ,v KAI.KY. ATTORXKYs Law. (inn- in .-..iuiiio Haul aaudua IIKAN A I.OWK1.I., ATT0INKYS lata. K.s.in II .v.,.-i.i. -.u Iksl ni ton, Oreami i. . haii.kv, lawykb, oninl In, l.l Hiuldllin I'. ii.Ueluu. Iiremt THUS, KITZl.KKAI.li, ATTOkXM Law. OOl.-e in A.-... .all. .11 Bluet. N. BKKKKI.KY A I IHIINKY Al jl IIBl. e III Asa. lali.in Hloi'k K. I'. IIOYI'. ATTOliNKY AT LAW. at. h. A. NKWI1KKKY, ATT0KXKY latW. koOOl 16, Asms lalluD I J.V.MKS A Hull. Una I l.l I AW oKFIl.LIMtl PHYSICIANS. UK. W.(i. Ubi;. OKKII'K IN pknw loll S..UUII ll.ni. bulldl-lf OtB SaaU lolja. ui. ; I tu .. p ui I. " K. W. VIM'K.V I M 1. 0KKICKI of First Nations, Hank Otace ksanM a. b. ; 1 to J p. b. DM. I . J. SMITH. OKFICK 0YKKW Ileum -..whs- Uauk lelcpuasc a, deuce lelupuoa.1. II U liA llt.IK.1.1) M 11 Hllalk.Hr.lH ... Pl,w..a.i ami Si.-w.-oL. uMl a M a.iiidiua. DENTISTS. s7a. vauohan, ukntibt. laJudd Bulldiog. a L. HKATUC. P. I'- H. oKKlfli M baviuaabauk i.aa a.luiniuiersd C. A. MANN, DKN I IST. IS llou Mleek. over T B t'luplun AHCH1TEL 1 b AND BUILOIIS T. K. HOWAKP. AltiTfirKCf A-NIJ .................... ........ .-..uiLiaie aaw . jUu. loi buudiuaa iu ue ciiy ei i kooui 17, Judd billldlat' l ASUS' I UN I KAt t.ninan - ...i,'"''tss:i"" All ..r. si.arallle.-l ill, alien, uausi" AKBEKT llullder. I.irulalied. Jay eY Jeui aireet. BANKS AND BH0KKIS. THE PKNDl-blu.N SAVISUS JIAlj Paudiaton.Oreaoo Orfaa.uwd M. r capital, .a,iwi luiereal 1',"f,',""UJej LHiilla txeUMliK' I"''" "'' iaSH elpalpoluu. ape.-ia.alieui.eui.. VtOWI(SJSJJUVIlL , a. 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Mngoie. , V - . - , i roeoavei. .. . .nUALUAtl Ibccouiuy ooar.l.n e-uaUaij-,' 1 ailed to llieol SI Ihe ' 01 C, l. I.. . I, .in oil Holi.ia. " -,- H n.r ll..- iranaa. lioii ol .rZSt S properly eoine before n ,,, LMiialuur Latueai. in teuiw'll'i.. "HS j " "' ""'.". . ,, M u.?-r.i. lli.ilr anevsiiceaaww. --- llKB0 "aa , ...ml, AS-- :v.-".iTaaAi CALL F0K L0UNTI fm All comity warrant. aVmS SI, iswt. will be I ' a' .'"aaiisaas" I . Klfi I. .1. - 'S-sj-a'Bfc
