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Shoe Wear, Shoe Comfort Thnt'H what y u want ami that in what y u ttet wlton ymi huy your ihoM at The MagMt, W liny ilin-ot from the. laiyi-st shot, liouso in Ut wnrlil, the Hamil ton lirown Bhoc oonipuy. Cssaip iii prin1, high in i,uulitv, t'xnct flt. OBM wnru , iwrer fonkkwii Tr tlii-m. A chanco (or a gold watch givon with every dollar purchase. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements &. Wilson. Court and Cottonwood TIH USDAV. DKOKMDER 1110. DAILY. WEEKLY AID BEH-WEEKLT IV THP Bast Oregonlan Publishing Company, nmumM, KI ..ON. dailv f.i's.seairno;y iitii On. cop? " V . T HAIl Pcr;-y i : vaonth.. t y mill e - ly. airier Trial ultctipuo Itaf I tiuiBli .SMI-wbski.v tfSCIM WAS BAtMl O cop fine yaar tin. copy .ta AM'ttlliy . . Trial wis rtirttaa B.a. la lumber .... wsikly li'aacairiios kMM M copy OH yt IHic Cory n i mht. Trill till ripln,n hail "VI ADVSSTI.INi; BATH I (Utyplay Aitycm.yiiimlk I Cay IacIi. ci le... in saini.Wrykiy rr iiiisiih . . . Oa. in. n. pi lyn. in .laiiy wi mumn i 1 wo lot.... C.I lyaa, in tlaily are! Wyy.lv per luonlh . . a yyr Ihra. ia.hyi. Sarni-Wyykly.pyi in., p.. si.'iilh . . I Ovyr t.yya .a. hr. Only, par In t, pyy raoath O'.l lr.ryalB.hy..ltl I'Mly anil Wrrl ly. pr Huh prr loi.alh a DM In.h, oy lri. In Wyyaly pi Month ......... a (t.r-r thr.a la nr.. tn VVi-aaU . par o, h pat mnntl, . I irr thtya MOMS, In luaatlay t t.awa vl bnil.Wyy.l. prr in.h pay month .......... Soil-I nonpar., I A.tv.rtiraanti in SyoK-Wyykl, . WyyAlv Dail, . nryl taacttloa. par inch, ft... , each wlrae'iuca. la Hen. An. . Lahai ogtkaa. tan .aaii pc-y Uaa. Ach mvrruo.. 3 H f J oo at less OOSty Mtd these iniiiriiviMiiiMit ; shoulil nut be taxi'il. nr further .W- MMWtd in valni', to pav fur tlu con i atnii'timi ii the roHil, hut the lan.l. im j improve.) ami improve.) alike, iilmttin ami I n' lull t i'i I by tin1 mail, shnuhl : alone hi' tax'i. If tin- BMDSjJf l'ir 0od I timiIh in 'iit oi'ononiically a in I jnili- c i ii l sa I y the ciiHt of tin' mm! will not he in MOTH of MM value ailih'il tn the Units itatltaafj DfJM them, ami MMtl I value, in conininn iiiatirc, iboold he taken fur their eiumtriietiuii. One thini! I" true resiartlinn 1'resiilent MoKinley's recent message tn congress, that it MM Id he a stronger ilotTi men t without twin a longer one. The message i simply dull ami uninterest ing. It i" not up ti the level of I'resi ilont MoKinley 's former state paperf. The republicans niaile rniirh ailo over nnthintt prior tn the elertinn in retfanl to .Mayor VanWvek's ennneet inn with the ice trust, hut after the tttJI1 tion the suppnsisl arch eoospiratnr, the hal VanWyek, has Iieen let off with not even a reprimand hy Teidf, the terrible. The ire trust scandal was gotten up for political purposes. The democrats in coiiKTess make no secret of the fact that thev intend to liirht the republican prnuram for a re duction of the war tax. an increase oi the army, ratilicatinn of tlie Hay I'auncetnte treatv, reapirtionment. the naval hudet and the ship-subsidy scheme. That they may make their threats ijisI is nmv (airly evident. ' n the armv increase, ship subsidy, naval appropriation, isthmian canal ami re aprortionment hills the republican camp is not entirely compact. There are republican memlrer- wim have con victions of their own as to the sise of a tandini! army, the practicability of r--ducintt the representation from south ern states which have disfranchised the netirn vote, the advisability of an other enormniis lump of rash for more warships, ami. finally, the wisdom of paying nut $!l,UW,OUI a year In M courage the building of ships for a merchant-marine service. The l'ortlaud Oregoniaii was llfty vear- "l'i mi I leciTi.her I the Port land pa,ier lunks well for its age. It is an excellent newspaper, ably editisi, with the exception that it seldntn has any resiwct for the opinions of those Wlin illtler Willi It. It lias Keen a big daily" for the past ten to twelve years. Until 1U it was "a small weekly" only, ami, from that time until 1KH it was "a small daily." Since 1HSM it has gradually grown tn the rank nf the tirst class. It is hold and vigorous in its editorial treatment of questions, hut it is inclined to allow its underlings to place islitorial expres sion in its "heads" and introductions to news articles, and this no well managed paper should allow for one moment. Hut the Oregon isn is the I'arilic coast's hesl paier, as it is Ore gon's, and we hope to mac it live another fifty years and crown the ex piration of that term with the same glory ol success and work well done as lias been the case witli its first half century. The Oregonian is strictly a product of Oregon anil like all of the slate's products it is ditliciilt to excel. A national move is being made for gissi roads. Wood roads are a good thing. We cannot have usi many of them, iiut let us nut allow this most excellent reform, says Louis 1 . I'nst in "Tlie Public," to be turned into an other method for enriching some prop erty owners at the expeu.-e oi the gen eral public, tiood roads, like good streets, do enhance tin- value ol neigh boring landed property. They enhance the value of nothing else. They financially benefit no one hut tlie owners of this property. Of course, they are a common convenience, iiut those who enjoy the convenience timy offer pay for it in indirect ways, and the pay ultimately reaches the pockcla of the adjacent proerty owners. Let the property owners, then, and not the xeueral public, pav lor making and maintaining the roads. This w de manded hy every principle of common honesty. And let us remember, when a good road is built, the improvements on the laud abutting are decreased in value, because, owing to the good road, these improvements can be duplicated PUSHINU rllK WORK OF 1RHIUMI0N. The telegram sent hv the National Irrigation QoUfWM at ChiHSgO urging usiu President .McKinley the impor tance of the irrigation and foresty problem and requesting him to in turn urge upon congress the lulmisahility of some delinite action has done more to direct public attentton to these im portant national questions than any other one thing. The telegram was as follows: To the president: The ninth animal session of the National Irrigation Con gress now in session in the city of Chicago respectfully urge that in your message to congress you call intent n to the national importance of the preservation of .air forests and of the extension and conservative use of the forest preserve and further that you eniphaixe tlie need of national action to store the llissl water that now go to waste. "Have the KorcstA and Store the Khssls" provtd a popular motto at the Chicago Irrigation Congress. Its ses sions bore a marked atmosphere ol thoughtful consideration Ol how these great objects could he accomplished and a gtneral spirit of harmony and Deration pervaded the atmosphere. .Much satisfaction was expressed at the growth oi the national irrigation senti ment in the east and the interest and a tive cn-niM'ratinii a (fordid hv eastern business men. (ireat as is Chicago with her people equaling in numbers a third of the entire M)piintion d the western nan oi the 1 iiitcn states yet the .-National irn. gatimi Congress was recognized as the cx,sncnt ol a national movement and caused no little In. a! and general I - ment. Chicago newsp,ers devoted their columns tn its meetings and Chicago's largest business men at tended them. The great pMhlfllD of the reclamation of the millions of arid acres was rccociim d at its true value ami the incalculable Ivenelits to result, appreciated. The national stand ing of the MtlojMl irrigation question I- an as.-nred fact. The following resolutions wire adopted hy the National Irrigation Congress, NnveinU-r M, 1900) "We hail with satisfaction the tact that both of the great political parties of the nation in the last campaign di dared in favor of the reclamation arid America in order that -ettb-r might build homes on the piinlie domain, and to that end we urge nimn congress thai national appropriation comiiieii siirate with tm magnitude oi the problem should lie made for the preservation of the forest- and the rnlorestl.ation ol dei,iM-d areas us natural storage reservoirs and lor the construction by the national govern ment a- part of its pnlny of in'erusl improvement of storage reservoirs and other works for tlood protection and to save lor use in aid nf navigation and irrigation the water- which now run tn waste and for the development of artesian ami subterranean sources of water supply. "The waters of all streams should forever remain subject to public con trol and tin- right of the use oi water for irrigation should inhere in the land irrigated, and beneficial use 1st the basis of measure and the limit of tin- right. "The work of building the reservoirs necessarv to store the Hoists should be done directly hv the government under existing statues relating to the employ ment of lulior ami hours of work and under laws that will give to all Ameri can citizens a free and equal oppnr Pin ity to get first einiiloymeiit , and then a home on the land. "We commend the etlici. nt work of the various bureaus nf the naiinnal government jn the investigate n o' the physical and legal problems and nf her i nil. lit inns relating to irrigation ami in promoting the adoption of more effec. live law-, customs ami methods nf irri gated agriculture, and urye upon con gress the necessity of providing lilwral appropriations for this import nit work. AOVICK BY h LL A WHUELUK WILCOX. How many peoide do you meet in a week's tunc who fail to ineiitnui their physical infirmities'.' Kven the mint (yticura THE SET $1.25 CkMuplctt:' lltiml ami liiteriiiil iViwtiueut fur livery Humor. Ctiuiiiuy of L'uih'ua Soap (Ha), to ritsAiiru tb efcUJ vt rrutttH .ma d.ilf.-, uu Mfirn lh thfaitniiii evttaJji, Cuticuim hn iih ill (Cm ., to liibUnUy Mlny .U liiiv, ui.u Uun, mi'l iatliiiutuaUou, itml to4ttiii- MuthML m4 CUTIOOIU JCKoJuvijr (Hfc , , u t uol ul ilMftM '" blooJ. A trillKlti et in ofU-ii HufUcluot Ut cur tlut inuitt loiluiiiiK, (tullyuiiUK hkiu, MftUf . mul l.i." I buiuorri, i h. m, Mnlllua, mikI Irnu Hon. , miLIi Ljm of hill r, wiiuii Hit bt-'Bt tliUld HUll ull UtlU'r I VIUklilU'4 full. Hwl4 ti t-iutthbt (in world I'mriN lim i tsu I hku Comi- .Hi, Pmm . ItMlM Mnw n. Cut Uunmi ttm- FALLING HAIR 'JXSSLrBSZ robust and radiant looking mortals, an a rule, pride t heinselves upon sumo pet weakness. A throat a heart a lung n digestive apparatus nr the eternal liver, in surf tn be nut nf nrder. Yet health, in ninet i MMf Old nf twenty, is as easy tn (rouses as fresh air. With an onlinarv fair cotistilutinn to start with, it needs only the faithful follow ing of a few simple rules to ob tain buoyant health. Hecaus'e the rules are simple, and be cause they need to he observed every dav, people are ill. instead of well. Th'ev rush to the doctor and the drug gist ', continue to break the simple laws of nature, and pose as sufferers of in exorable fate. I feel a growing indignation toward doCton every vear I live, They could, if they would, teach people DOW to keep well; and I feel sympitthv, bat. little respect, for the people who per mil themselves tn Is- alwavs "ailing. To be "alwavs'' anything (save in love and occupied with gnnd works is an indication ol a lack of ambition. f ill!. IV- ' f&wY FOiiii -41 CHOPPER Union Mutual Aid Societ (iiirorporiiteii under the MWI "I the Mini Home olhce, CliainherH htiilditig, Third ami iil'l'-i'HHH OP Till. KIUIKTV "rprrnri) w Bt.. ' , itm y Oro. K f Mi r-, PrcsldiMit: Kprelvtinr Teller Msrclisnta Niin., slsnui' I II Hi livviili, Vice prealileni i Pres. Hclnvsli Urns. Pr ,,, '.'snk, K. M Ibnii. Tri H-nrcr ; Hns. lien Aciit I'lilnn Assiirniiei. m, i, " , " l-llho. c -i 'ii'iin, pn.. . "T5 r itiii-ieii l ev, secrttafy Mgr. Phnsnli Mutnl Life in. CHOPS ALL KINDS OF FOOD Into Clcnn Cut Uni form Pieces as FINE or COARSE as wanted. proper use of the tin ami die verv tir-t foundation of gmsl health lie in tin lungs. Some months agn I wrote upon imisirtanee of deep breathing, many letters of inquiry resulted. I would advise those who want a "rule" to breathe by to send a sistage stamp to Mrs. Sadie Ki.'her, I'l iiver, Colo., and they will receive a little pamphlet containing four breathing exercises. I dare say these four exercises, care f 1 1 1 1 and iHT.sistent ly followed every dav for two months, would give gissi health to hundreds 01 people who im agine themselves to be invalids today. Mrs l'isher's whole theory rests Upon tlM (Ml that life is action, and that stagnation is death. Her exercises put all the internal machinery into action. They are gymnastic-- oi the lungs, liver and intestines. Two-friends, vlm have pmcured Mrs. Fithor'l pamphlet, and followed its directions, report immediate benetit Alter breathing properly, the atti t'lde of the body in sitting or walking should be observed, and the exercise of ail its muscles even day. M.uiy people seem tn diminish like a patent penholder when thev set down. The lungs and the ahonminal regions shake hands, as it were. Keep the organs in their proper places while sitting. They cannot re spect themselves unless yon respect their rights. Kxercise all your muscles a few moments every dav . You do not need a gymnasium or BMOhonlMl appliances to do this. Much can is- done while at your work, if yon put your mind iisn it, or in going to and from your work. There is a little book hy Kdwiinl Checkley which contains excellent rules (or exercise of the Issly in your room , Do not waste n (rostagc stamp in writing to ask me win re MM can get this book. Your Tetter will go into the waste-lsx if you do. Ask any book dealer, i Take some sort of cool or cold hath evei I dav. I lo not over-eat . l ew people die of I tor vat loo. Mil I inns suiter and du ver- ating, and call it the will of Qod tiisl never willed ill-health (or air. nmrtal. Qod U Inallli. ami ex pects ns to be. Think health, talk It, and MtO It. And if MM fall ill, i' i- a tenqsirary event, simui hy. If you have a contagion- or lllnOM, put yourself under tin a socialist. Your friends w yon with their indignation and Ihoif expectation of your death if you do not. 'nit if MM follow toltilinlljf a f -vv si' pie, i ninnmn-sense rules, vou will net need a doctor, or imagine vou Heed one, once in live vears, HIsBMM is the child ol ignorance am! follv. Do not boast of your intimacy with such a low abOM thing. KLLA WHKKI.KK w II COX, Other machines chop meat only. THIS DOES AWAY WITH THE CHOPPING HOWL ALTOGETHER. NKANOI COMMIITKK. j i nniri Watson, pres. HannanU Bat, Bant, c. n Pmeott, Pres. Portland Oannlnt Co. Chester v WBItenjOTa. Prcildtnl Irwin Moomm Co, Kenneth A,J Maatonaio m.d. Uhfil Nad Adviser. Him W. D, NOIOBi beill Adviser. b'iiHi,., tMsj v.l:..,N'",,"i i """iii. On son M. M The llltliKry, k.H Ii, Sded stt" putss Fbi.-n,,. r.,' n,,w CHOPS Potatoes. Meat, Applet Cahbasre, Bread. -EVERYTHING. i ri isry. II '. i rnlu. Me.lleill ,el ." i I HorebanU Nat. MPNGIIU. OP PRNIILVTON OOUMOIt, With iivr MD nieinliera. PfMtdOnt II. V.. Kenneilv Vice Preildant, n. v.. :nhr i Hiniiii. M. b., K. w. Vlnesnt, lit. Hefercnecs : Hunk Portland, first Nsl llnnk, Pi'inlleton NO. i I).. W (.hns A. Frazler. Baa torn Onoon Oltlee with Prysihile mill Mcromss, Mstn strei II, lf,nvl'lK- R,nk Mllllhger, Pendlntnn n- ,.. . vr Nndlt ' machine ynn will ' "I, ,tptl s,t; it . TAYLOR, THE HARDWARE MAN. Hovo tn send a yon a ndativr or Iricnil in the BMt tn whom ynn wil NEW munrn vinn LUSTIDC.n IARU. FKM A LE HBLI' WANtKD. Christmas Present Nothing would plonoe tliem mora than a PENDLETON BLANKET OK AN INDIAN ROBf; ma from v "he mil tr.uli- atn tn ma now running an nMrchontn will i extra Am Rfado (or tlie Christ ihortlv have a line assortment Si ICCttOIH u i i , liilllleKllil Willi I ll i...' '.. I ii ii i I v Tli.. ,...ri i . "" "Aino .i i ii,h ii, , . .. . i ' nil an.i . .. - - j . ' .-,- o i . . ivuni lie inniiev iiiel v.iii ,.i..o. ""twinii ... ..ii :. ..." " " I'll"! l.e ii.Vi . .. ' "i' irn. I i i nil , .ii i eri . lleillsr- Klns. Heillnii I PHYSICIANS. ".Vol?- 0FI(9J ...... ...uh -oiiei' Hour We are now reuily (or linsitiesw noor Washington a- Oolnmbln River freigbt dopol with a general Sssortinenl of lumber ill reel Iron OUT OUBI saw mill, anil BOO furnish anytliin;; promptly. Country oruor in ear loails shipped difUOt from our mill in nrload lots nt rorreet prices, (iive ns a call. i r. w iMpkoBi r, in .... :" '- n.; i -no II....S , ... " r.r.A ' alio s. m. ; i to H p. m. DR. ( .1 HMITH. n:eion MTlnfl ''" iii ' le! tiliini. i 'ON. iVL'i. . i ' , 'r,n ,, A. C. Shaw & Go. W J SEWELL, Mgr. H. H. 0AUFIl;i,l', M. ii H(it. b. Ic PbMtirlan and ..;..'., VU i int. ii .1 i run ,.., .. . . 11.,., I. k -y.., ... -I'SHOII .., .. ... -'. ..ii,. ,. I httTrXi l V V If I, I r.it Hlnn ---..nil i Inn W. K. I'KKUY Keen Oil V'el.,. . rTTT I'klllli ll.yn ' ', M' ' 1 " i" IV l.si.l.l , liuoki nn, iiviniii. I'H." .1,. ,,. opp itiilel, nir. Wnler ,111,1 viae. il 'nil, Ore. n 1 ayMtjy m rlsWl. le UKa ' ''. 'Jtt3K-"-ik 7.V. M ill kill Equal to any in the world. WASP WAISTS Are not much in evidence amonp, Ameri can women. The women of America nre workers, anil a weak waist handicaps ii worker. Hut woman has a greater liuuUicap tnan a weak waist. She Va-U . . -V '"ay have a per fect form, beuutl ful ami strong in all its lines, and yet be weak be cause her strength is undermined by diseases peculiar to her sex. There is no room for argument aa to tlie weakening effect of these disease. There is also no room for argument as to the power of Dr. Pierce's I-'avorite Prescription to enre them. It regulates Ibe period-, stops unhealthy drains, heals inflammation and ulceration, i and cures female weakness. It is u purely veget able preparation, and cannot disagree with the weakest constitution. There is bo alcohol in "Favoiite Prescription," and it is entirely free from opium, cocaine and all narcotic. Sick women suffering from chronic forms of female diseases are invited to consult Dr. lHerce by letter frrt, and ao obtain the invaluable advice of a spe cialisl in the diseases of women. All correspondence strictly private and sa credly confidential. Addreas Dr. k. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. s Words cannot if II how grateful I am f,.r your kind advice sul hihsI OSaOlciB," wnlra Vlra John Coolo , llHsliiiKa. Ni!ttiumberlau1 Co Ontario, sj had been in poor health fui tour years back .and tliia spring got ao tutri 1 couUt not do niv work I went to the dovtur and he said I hail ulceration and falling of the Internal orgaua. but I thought I would try your Havoriti orcavriptt'iti 1 took five bottles and three of the 'Golden Medical Discovery ' aud oue vial of lir Pierce's l'lcaaaut pcllHa, aud I can safely aay that I never felt better in my life. I have sji ikcii well of your uieiiiciuca wherever I have been " Dr. Pierce'b Pleasant Pellets keep the liver healthy. They assist the action of "Pa von i. Prescription" when a laaaUvc la raxjuueil. Bnrnpson in. Hi , i nnd n-h ill fmm tlep it. UOlMBie 'oiiin In citniiecllon. or lirst class- FOOTWEAR, KUBBER GOODS, and LEGGINS. J;l M in Streu', !ciui ctun, )t v REPAIRING m: TI V ami PROMPTLY DONE Golden Rule Dining Room. Under Maiiaucment of Hicliard Lambrtchta livLTytliiiix ServL'il tin: market alionU. Kitchen unilcr supervision ol a Pmich cln.f. liauijuets anil suppers tor lodges a sprcialt" PILSNER BOTTLED BEER. RRP.WKRYH WN RtlTTLTNG. II , 'in rii'oininendisl tO'fomily tritdi '.Verv lioltle (llllv i.'H.l V .1 III eill . SchllltZ Brewing Co. A Man Slips Up K. A. VA W.HAN In Jmld HulltTiiiK DKNTISTS. A . . Iil-.AII l t Ii v. iiLM.ii, ' ' ' r r it u - siuiiiiiHUTii4l. I. A. M . ,N I ',. MS IV i ssiu ia AHCHITKCTS AND BUILUHRS 1. r. MMAKil Alt '! .;i T Wiiuii IHrlUtC'Ul'I)I. Dlrtkt'- ro lit til o 1 1 1 ..,.1 .'irtllM 1(11 l.iilltl i.a, . in Ii... , mmt i . i , tM I l,.t 'ii. IIUI.MIT f - M I 1 1 i it It MirillMH .1 ul, mI kltl.1,4. iiininiiiy, '-i liiriil Mik. Imi.-uIi I. ..... .J ' ' "''l HI lllf r.llI I ' fi L,i Ml i HII (.fJl.f. A. Ii. DTUPIIKNH A co. no s.WVIM mwh riMiirHi .ink iii nil KlOai HiVuve .... f uiMM is'Br nr-irrt '.II.. ,. Jl it,iiH A i u. ur Ull HII I 'I . I it , A IN POUND. I i t t t I -1 H K MM.I.OW INi, jKl i.i-- , in i lino i. Mk.ii in. nv M. i? nil I iiini uili i n,. .irtnfl ... -ijra ii. i i osis nin, i'Yhlr'v Kin- mill Minn roil, in .in . v tr it,ttl 1 II . "Ml I.I ,11.-1 II' m llMVr lllll'. I 'Ml til Ikrf inU-r '. 110. ' 1 II h A I'll M IN, i , Jnr Vi ... J 'IV a. he the lie mi it every time tluil iiiiiinlry work . ii-.. ol l.uuiidry to lie ilmie nil. "tinsi laaling' Btaisliag when he notes the dlllerenee in the ex .iiisile enlnr Hint lieitut iful K,,., tinisli, i sav iiiK nothiliK ol the kooiI eotiditinn in vvhieli your linen ir returned hv the lakes llnini lind ivor his tie that bin Farmers Custom Mill I-red Walton, Proprietor. Capsclty. l&u barrels a dar. Klour e.i ljAUife.l for wiiusi. Kluur, Mill Keisl, i:IiuimsI Keel, etc.. alwaji. no baud .French Restaurant. Til K FLAt.'JC TO KAT. i, you eau get auuietlilu' 0OOP. lus Lal-'onlaine, Proprietor iilal UIU I lui Newspapers TO PUT i.i... OAK la, on fiii-Wen, walla, ur ural'l'iiiK ,ni en :e ,v-,s- ' II, tars'' bine II, - Ol one teni.lri- 1 oseli al ib ceula a binntle THI IV A NT OHIUiONlAN O.SIl'K Heuille , Oragou GOLDEN RULE HOTEL C.F.KOHlEKiProp tun.pcan an, I American Plan. Ik. Only F.rst Clin anil boinpi.la Hotel IntS.CIIj. Nuyaly KmiiihIaIu) and Kniiuy.tsd, Sitsavm lletlwj. Bill Mwt.Ali Irimv Frw Sanipla Roomt, UBJM Liifhti. In. Proct Byildmif. Cor. Court and Johnson Streets. Pf-NDLriTdN. 0Pfi0N Wool for Sale Tliiirsdtty o9tob week I will bi lltittil to RMtlVtt HualtMl bulu 5, e, ana 17, about in IlulHieiuitml wan 11, .11 , ut rtijeuting any or all bids. at tint QoldftD Itii In on Lots of Wool. 5o sacks, now Htored in! DOMESTIC LAUNRDY Isf.sWejJsi Prop. I elephone 0 Oregon Lumber Yard ...si-1 UL, La ill her. lath. Shingle.-, Huildinu ParH:r. 'lur PttpeK. MouldiiiK. I'ickcts, l.imc and (X tUs-m, Brick and Stiud, S.ish.and Doom, Screen Doors Wiuduwi, lerru Cutta Fijh;. Borie .5: Light, Prop's IN 1'iilNH Tilt: KOI.IaOWl) lerlbsri iniiui,ii aavu bats lasast l it) M II. lull 1111,1 will Is- mii ill nf ten llays lor en.ts iiuil vxpsaaami If. I'linVll lien, Sllil ill It. ' . vveiiilii alsiiii 1 lis. pounds, akwi i ll' ' ill nil It'll liollt fiHll. 1 'lie ilnrk Isiy .lalllim ,i',v I.I t k h1 nn felt til 1 .. Ihj.J,, btaad vi able, , .n. .,y Da las Novsuibsr i w J. M. IIKATU,,AN Ml 1 - It'll vi.itst In joar. ul 1 I jfari nl'l, bal lad feet wlnif, M nun SSAJMI, HI) Marabai is.vi.r.T.,ii.. I,, SKI. I. till ...... ... ...,yav 1 1 1 ,,,,. , ..... .. ... ,. , ,,. ,,,,i A ,..... Aiiiinsa H.t.-1IK. MlK I.,. .sa,.nsali PHUl U.SALS Hill 1,1, viiim, None.- v i.rby nlv. 11 line 1,1 I- mil I. n Y. 11 ' "' '"""I"" iiMiie lliil iiH'iilfi I enillelon (or tin Hrailliiir ami sravrjlllin I nm unjii irOMIas on Uw i.iII.ihiih: lon.nl 5" '"ns 10 aim,' ti 1 .,111 rset nriiv tm eaen 101 : ixita 1 ami u, ,i kSI : loi I, bio. k Si. lot III i iwa ,w; loi, II. I, J, K. i,, v , ,01111 houa 1.11 1) iil.i.ik.,, lei.. 1 ... blork I. I., al, blin k BSl l.il- II. 1. I,l, k 17, lot-1, IIJ uiK'K rtl, Jul- T, k Is; In! laul.'.lkl 'leek ... irn ,, 1,1, ,. ,, H i,:,, ,a i.ii, bleak M; loi i.ioek tli im I MoctttJ lota 1,11, blin k i ; lnl-7.. I,;,i. k I . l.il- I. Ill awes SI lots s, bliN-k u ; lot-1. u. blm k Wl iom ,, s, bi.rtik i,; lots i.ii, bio, k Mi lot. bloek r. loi- I, , bloek 17. All lil.l- in Ilk'il Willi II ronli-rataB is lore IS e I III,, Itaai Tlie lawn men round! ruwrt s ii" rlsSI us e li or nil bid Datedal IVnitlsioii, tiro., n.. iih. IM iv oitniiK oi- nn. i ii.viM'i.s ' ul .veil A Ileal: i k. iii;ah. skseeast S.HAVK0 OR S roi.t-N. One bay bora.1. I yeara 0 l KtseJ ell allinnil li'et, aliotl, (iirololl t ill IlirvS a.ilSl Am ' Mini i.iMiiuii lasH tux ui uie riHovery oi aairn ni is inanviaw ri-ueivun ny A. 11. SUSU I'vli'llrlo ICE I reserve the privilege jgg Alta St., opp. Court House. I'Al'KH IK K KIT ON H'll.K AT ii n-i..., . . .. . ".a, a i . , , i . i .... ., . . .. . ii.' ir.ni... w. aaiii sir -Vu.KI- nan r-ramiaiii, Oallloruia lor ailveruniiK can he made elia.ll La where ooiitrai ta or n J- E. SMITH. "....ii.r.i i.. ... . i WIIITI.: s.A v,7. V.'.l'.'.r' ,v" '' tl.,. nle:tsn. The Latest and Greatest Victory nr trien.N: Wo tr..ot yQO Si:wi Si . Ml vi.' , (iwat i-ariH ii : v. . Wlt" Vni. .,,si,l.,r riV" "a. ".""V. ? ",H"! MS ii.i . . "l"'"illnn, tin, wir i With tli in -t witli in In, in ii laaaa III" lll-'i, . n At. ' , ," vi'iii .ii aiaai .ill ii ail. 'I,. . .... i.i' iiir.li.ll,. W I, en II. . I In ... ..(. ... vurili.it ..f i .... .7 r.wa.tivo imrelmsor of ssoown, mi -,,,1, ,1Vi4Hi,m mfc nTiu.wo V..X ?2"l0 "M'Tts ol highs. ""'"I Will, tin, "vVlii,.." ., i .i ,' ":' 'I'orn.s u,.,,,. ,7.. White Kntiirv K...ll M k.inwn Hn I,,,,.. . ,, 7l. siiii.l.sl itnil lust .H.rfn. :;lZ:"r, ,H ". .H a,i,ltl.s,l to hs the th;tt ri,ie,ellts laliist s.rtiK',. ,,l tins uwani to us ill'' lllte. Tin Also Wholesale .icenl lor SCHLITZ MII.WAI ki;i Bl'.hK Id bottles, barrels, or cases. Call up C Telephooc llU. O m w H. KOPITTKt. Park . 1889 our uhi "',' k m,t I,,,,, ,,. ,;, , , . J52K!. " i a,l,al ,.l Tana i,ui,; nairrmae Jesse Failing, Agent. Chicago 1893 Paris . 1900 1
