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

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Newspaper Page Text.A GREAT SALE. Of ribbon remnants nt Tin Mnenet Cash Store Now is the time to buy your ribbons for X-mas and The Magnet is the place. Some marvelous bargains there. Ribbons of all shades, ln ft hi and widths for little money. Conn- early and Ret your choice. THE MAGNET Clements & Wilson. T1H USI'.v. l'l Ct'MlUi: i::. w. iTi l . w::: k;' vni- yv v. itki.t my t hi But Oregonlan Publishing Compnv, .-AT- FbNKI.t res DAlf v .. aA-noit BAT JBAtarrp. V . -a . Ikt crr-T SU t.laa. Ht aai: TnAJ .aBat-Tr- a haaw MMn Oaa or .... i Ua Coy ill Bw-ataa TfUl liWMMH t j .. ..-,. tUL MCWIM M Da Hff oaa ' ua ivr tfct TiiAI Ur(C.-. Ml ADVBKTltlx., BArm IDt.rUy- A4rrriMftu tMIKt.Htai.llMa ... aataaaatS I 1M iBvA. Of .MA. 13 AAi. Vr KAtA 1 TwiKMl. N AM. U Dt.IT IS4 Wlttif P(( BMtik . . J UTfttnrwii.tri ttB. Bttl.i.r' la.trtrB ::t I U.r tata.tA.AA. DA.iT.Bfl.npar aaatft if.trtlPMActn.nlA.'FUAfti.). k-a.lat i pi aeaara UM IBCfe. At kCtA. IA BWIIT Vf BKAAB . 0 l AVln. in BMllv.Wf IMh Mt BC. ... I O.A. UfM IMMI iA Taaui , laaB. at S' rkn BA. IA. ft pat MABfB . . . .-A" 1 C-ri. :la.e aaata... i a.-? W.a.1. Wartta Dany.ata, tAAttt.aa.r-tt tAfA.t. v. aatA Aabaa-,aaAt IBB) wbba: i M Mcaim.. aara. The tlap if not to be hauled down, nor are the appropriation, juilim: how congr if spend itit money. The people are informed that it will re quire fTOO.OUU.OOU annually for the needs of this government for the future, which in qnite clove lo I'.'.OOO, 000 a day which the people wlm labor have to supply indirectly from their earning. '. -mug the year that ended .lune :i0. 1900, W,'72 immigrant' arrivetl in the 1'nited States, a gain of 4:1 per cent over the prveedinir year. The penple of foreign I'ountrie art liegiu ning to hear of the prosperity on this side of tiie water ami the title of immi gration i limply increasing in re sponse to it. S. far the worker m this country hag not quite 10 large a burden of government, aristocracy, privilege, landing army, etc., as he has in the old country, lieuce condition'' here are till easier than elsewhere. Congressman Boutelie..,: Main--, who lost his an in I some months since ami M now a hopeless invalid, la to be en- ioiied as a naval officer with the paj of captain on the retired list. Oaa grese, out of sympathy for In in. will, tin this on the strength of the rather lim excue that he was for many years chairman of the house naval I ctimniitiee ami u a man of m httatMi Hfl wonder the pentiou burden i grow ing when every afflicted politician it to he comfortably taken care of by . tfioee having chance of the upending of tin- p-i.- - money. ( ii.-rvmni.ti lioutelle has no more right ti a pen non than any private citizen similarly atllicted ami to give him one is "imply a misappropriation ot public fund, but this is no crime because it occurs dally under the government a- carried on at present. The Lawful) standard, a weekly paper published at Lawton, ttraiit county, by Krank it. Hull, win i- a.fo puuhsfier ot ttie Milton Eagle, makes the following uncalled for remarks: "fendleton papers view with pro- 1 fesMed satislactiun tlie evidenced of ioj- j pnivvmeut in and around Mil ton and naively inform the pettnie oi that burg that the long-talked-of tlivisimi of Liuatilia euuolv will not uow be nn -esaar) . Pendleton is foolinir herself. Kvery new citixen am) every accumu lated dollar in and around Milton . ...iA- ttie partition of ti.at ctainty all ! tne mure certan. , ami someday, ami tnat not tar distant, the got Ate that lay the golden egg will have torever gone frt.ui the land that has pruhled by it lor lo, tbeae many year. The garden spot ! Umatilla county is in l the vicinity ol Milton, and this meant it Is the taxnayiug apot also. Kre long Pendieton must tiepemi upon her own reeources for support, ami uuhand the lung suBering people gj the east end" The htaudard may ie mucere in tins matter out he Kaat Oregon lai. ilouhu it. That paper must know thai the "garden spot of Cmatilia" absorbs even more tax uiouc tnan it rM tributes) and has dose ao lor severa. ' years paat. Particularly this year the burden of crime in the "hast hi. ! has been larger, while its contribution of taxee has been smaller, fur.lj.-r other county expenditures on behali of the "Kast Kud" have ten quite "liberal," until it lias become more of a burden than a beuetit. Now- as to Pendleton ami the busineas intervals of the town uothiug it- expected from ! the "Kaat fcud" and little in received. M ilton and Milton jteopie give their, trade to Walla Walla. The got,,- that lays the gulden egg, if there is any of that specie in Milton, done inn laying in tiie (Jardeii City, Put leiidletuu has no regreta and neither lots it have any tear of tiie bugab--o of division. Pen dleton if abie to take care of herself. CASH STORE Court and Cottonwood The eoplr of Pendleton havp passed ttat iiint of living in expectation of receiving something from nottiiiiir, as l nor friend Util! and bll two I em, sheets. James J. Hill, president ot the Oreat Northern railr-aul. and a man who huild slii pa himself says the ship-subsidy law is not needed: tha'. it will accomplish no good j that the millions it proposes to take annually, out of the people's pockets would go to those wlm have millions already. He states that he has invest igated the merits of the subsidy hill now before congrees and he cannot rind any ground on which to approve it. He slates that if we could pay a tonnage subsidy on a certain kind of commo dities, based on the distance carried there would be some justice to a subsidy law. Mr. Hill investigated the first bill ami found out of tiie t". 000,1110 which were to be taken from the people about 7,.W.flOO ent to what is known a the "American I,ine." Mr. Hill inquires. "Why should we as a nation. 11,800.000 a year for thirty years and have bbWSJbV eighths of it go to 10 or 12 ships'.' The bill as now drawn proposes to dis tribute pro rata among all the shipment- under tlie American flag and s.t apart 30 percent for the Pa i.. ocean. This concession to the Pacific H. Hill think.-, was I iof to him, but he -.i- he w. in ! r.it.o-r have the duty taken of! the plate that into the hips when they are built, and that would do more for the ship industry than a subsidy sacli as the bill pro poaes to distribute. Mr. Hill concludes his statement: "If congrees will ap propriate f 10,000,000 for a claa of shi that will reduce the cost of carry ing our commerce we will have a right to feel that they have done well, but we don't think that they should give the bulk of it to 20 or 21 ship that are only coiuisjlled lo run 21 knots once to the satisfaction of the governmental officer detailed for that pU' i ie. " THE Ql'gSTIU.H Ot fXBRCISt. lr. Albert H. Hoy, who has pub lished a book on "Hating and Prink ing n:-i ns-.ii to. mm n n ten tin-- ject of exercise ami lis effects on the Health. u a newsiapor man. "1 am speaking." he said, "about exi ri-ie for the busineas man, not about exercise for tin- voung or for laUirer. Kvery action, wnetner i f the brain or of the muscles, destroy cell, uses up tissue and create so much wastr matter to tx taken up by tin blood and to be eliminated irom the syttem . "Now, tin lew such waste is elim inated it lievonies so much poison in the syatem. Tin- great eliminating machiue of the human ImaIv is the kid neys. Unlet the kidney do their work the system is saturated with poison. "for instance, there i tiie sad cat of benator Uavia. Hi t.- poisoned by hi atuckiug and refued to Heal. Kidney iuin ianil ileveiopeii. or rather tlie knluevs fur a long tin,, had nut done their lull work, ami the system was o poisoned tiiat tiie toe l..c.i:.o .'di..T. n. d . B A a "The knluevs work easily during youth up, say, to 36 years ot age. Hut after M) iLtsy beeoini !igntly utroplnetl , tne hrink a little, flu M uoi dieae. but a simple effect of ai!" Consequently, as a man advance in year hehould ask hi kidney to per form a little lees work, instead of a little more. "Unt suppose a man of business not only uses hi brain during husiue huur. but also puts a strain on hi uiusclee afterward. There i waste then to Ije carried off.uieutal waste and pin -ical waste, the urukeu down brain cell and those of the muscles like a ib.-. Thus the kidneys are furced to do double duty lo eliminate poisuns resulting from :twu sets of action. "A buaineat iuan should get all. the exercise Ih- ueetie from tim requirement.- In business.. A long walk oal further vails upon his reserve. Vio lent gulf or teuni uiiiy puts a greater train upon his avtteni. If lie ay he neeiis fresh air, oxygen, he can gel it in hi oitiue, it the latter lie properly ventilated. Ur lie doesn 't ueetl to ex- Itch!Itch!Itch! Awful Itching of Eczema Dreadful Scaling of Psoriasis CURED BY CUTICURA Cimci a Soar, to claaose the skin of crusts ami scaice. Ci in uli Oiutiuiii. to allay itching, and auuth. ajkI huul, and Ctrricuaa BaaoLvairr, to cool and cleui.AU die blual, make the moat cofopl't- and Miy cure Ireataount fur UBTturing, dis Uguring bunion, raihiBi, and iirilalifisu "iu.iiA.iii bAir. wim.n Iia. ilel.i.l llie -XI II of the Uai uhy.iciaiii Ajnl all oilier UiaM.a iugle set beiug often sulhcuutt to cure the uioat uoaUiiau case. CUTICURATHESET$1.25 o. -.., oia.a.ai fc h.w . r-rtstf V. asbC Cr . nvw- . Iimi ,a a.if afcatt RED ROUGH HANDS T' mulo to breathe fresb air. John P. liockefeller drives a fast horse. That gives him air, hut it doesn't give him exercise except what he gets from stepping from bis oftice to his carriage. He i never sick. Senator William M. Kvart is a very old man. He never exerciseil. That is his latest. "Put business men ay 'I neetl exercise. I do not feel well unless 1 have it.' That means generally that they eat too much. You can poison your system by eating too much, putting into vourelf more than the kidneys can eliminate. Now t'liamls'r laiu, who take:, m exercise, I have no doubt a I ight eater. "The thinit to la- altaimtl i- a proper lialance. a norm, so to speak. One should ea' siitluMently. but no more. He should not put into himself what cannot le easily eliminated. nor should he indulge in l oth mental and physicu exorcist , thereby earning a excess of waste, which the knliiev are unaide to deal with. "When a bushiest man takes a vaca tion he can kflord inucli more physical exercise. 1 wen' over to Michigan la"t oimtner and cut the connecting link behind me. I didn t think at all aim nlavetl irolf live hour a tlav. l'ven theii I was careful lo rest afterward. Where there was little brain waste I could afford more physical. "The athlete is not the best pre pared man to resist disease. 1 have known a blacksmith .to OppOM no re sistance to pueiinjonia and the strongest athlete to tlie quickly of typhoid. "I have net leeii Haking of exer cise for the voung. but the grown man. Youth need" exercise to build up muscles ami urowing tissue-. Hut while you ee puppie ami colts scam eeritii: around, the old ilog knows better and n due the horse. Thev rest when thev can. Athlete who conn out of ciille.ro am! in desk work often have ietvat difficulty. Kxeeesive exercise enlarges the heart, so that it may do its work. The heart is a niti'dc, and you can't leson a niuscie. S iieu the football player becomes a desk worker he ha no need ior hi great heart. It is too big ami it In comes tlabby." At the tenth annual meeting of the New York Vegetarian Sx-iety Prof. I. f'erkv talked on "Eating." from which the following paragraph i taken : "When I quit eating lieet about eight years ago I liegaii to receive that nor mal condition which a man should en joy l-efore he can become a successful business man. I have not eaten beef lint, then. Almt nine years ago 1 read a newspaer paragraph alum the rapid increase of cineer in Kuglaud. It was then disco voted that cancer was most prevalent among well-to-do men and women, the ln-et eaters, where it was scarcely known among the com mon people, who get little beef to eat. " He compared the human neing to the bucksaw, which worked badly when not properly shari-ened and set or wa tustv. "The country is lull of drunkards," he raid, "the jail full of criminals, ami th- asylums full of insane, all be cause they have not leen properly edu cated in the way they should live or care for their stomachs. Their heads : are tilled with Issnk knowledge, but. they have very little intelligence." When there is dueaae of the ilelicati fenuic urxaiiiBtn, i i only a iuetion oi time until the general health becooie, uudenuiutril S'ervuiuue. leeplcnes. lota of appetite ami "sinking spella' produce ..ufferiny almoal ulechtablr There can lie no restoration of the gao eral health until the local health of th woman lv organism is re-etablihetl. Dr. lieTCe' Favorite Preacnptiot caubliiliea regulantv-. dnea offensive drilUA heals intlamm.iiion and uicera tton and cures female weakrsaaa. II encourages the appetite, traniuiluea tht uerves ami induces refreshing sleep. "You woull be serpriBctl If yM voulil kaat een me when I eoramnvtl Lakm I tr Hvcree'i m !tua ao.l cvailtl ac mt iww 4 writ, Mr. laaac a Kama, of Gavynllv Yankton Co. bo Irsk-Ha "I kta-l OA. Apcatliu. araa i.,n,i.k:e,t ran tloaru Uat aatl Btomavh trouble tor ycart BOt a-aj so nervous 1 coulal so, Bleep Wi have .pent a lot of m-.-oa-y ooct..riog but trtari A-BA COt uat l.tltW lUAt I ll-A lOAt OKI BB. ay kua.1 ex.ept Tor a ,b..rt lime till I o n. menot.'. ttkiug Ltr Pierce I- Uonsao tiolJen Meihca'. last .very day. SaaST I ooaamaSKetl taain hu rae-lictne I cool.! see chaace lor the better am', from thai Uate I have MaatUly kateu getting better Can araik or n,l L. any piac I atAat to. anil I fee' Uate a new praort ant.- taking Ir Pirr. mevbcines I can tleep all ntatit aol never (el ap tired in ir. roornia, can eat anytnuiK an-; tt don t hail me Dr. Pierce Pltasunt FelleU cure bil iDuaucso and sick headache. NEW LUMBER YARD. We are now roady ioi buaineaa near Washington V Colilmlua Kivar freight duat with a genera, a-rortmeiit ( iumlter direct from our own saw mill, ami can furnish anything promptly. Country orders in oar loads (hipped direct (rum our mill in carhaul Iota at correct pricew. tiive us a call. A. C. Shaw & Co, W. J. SE WELL, Mgr. Farmers Custom Mill I red Walters I'roprietui t apaet'.y lit) taunls a day. Flour ufitiAUSWl lor waaavi. Flour, Mill Feaat, CtkOpptaU Faaal, SIC, aiarayi Hf j! j COILD K .yil SLEEP. CHOPS ALL KINDS OF FOOD Into Clean Cut Uni form Pieces as FINE or COARSE as wanted. Other machines chop meat onlv. THIS DOES AWAY WITH THE CHOPPING BOWL ALTOGETHER. CHOPS Potatoes, Meat. Apples, Cabbage. Bread, EVERYTHING. A machine you will use ivfT) r:v. Call nnd see it. TAYLOR, THE HARDWARE MAN. Have you a rcdativ. or friend to sent! a Christmas Present NothinR would please their, more than a PENDLETON BLANKET OR AN INDIAN ROBE The mill is now running an mas trade and merchants will C from whicl- to ma- us Pacific Fratepnal Relief Society, 2i Thf ol ist'T el tin. a by raen ..( i.-km-. hi for tmsU ail'litioUA. rMMl tliy l- ot rwl a H.-nerii. ate paMMi 11" lour r-k durinA anv . iOM o: rtin.-at.. sad f WhM you bMM cauM- iii-itie. Alio ai-.-i ihAt i- oi. Iiaiei n l o rtc huTaatsai Muari financisl bvtu'rtt IIia: v MM thsrsliv MOMat n Baxatta.- m p.-rnii Win trv'.A i-.-p- t...lAy (hi t -r h - :i i.' .! Table or Menenti i'Iba R. 7 M in-. J M wvckly bensfli. 1b.ii.-1 to w.im.'Q. nor t l-'iiiierttl ll.tnelll lAtyiio: in Ailiiinn lo i Jl to 4 taBinsir, It 0 t iial tn IIimhiiiii llenil iMntvani Mloili .V Ml Hot : i rotary at trsJur-". Kavrwr. PorlUail. On If you are later. t- -B.IL call on you. Aihtf WILLIAM H. STREET, Good Contracts Byers' Best JLW -k Mk smLLw r a ' af W ?Tr.S. 'aB -JaABa2ivrJBj Ik. s P Tt. mnke good bread OM Byer, Hest Flour, it took fitst premium at the Chitag i World's Fair, ovet all cotnpeti tiou, and given excellent aatisiaction wherever used Kvcrv -ack U guuranteed We have tlie les! Steam Rolled Barley, Seed Rye and Beardless barley. Pendleton W H. YF-, Hrtm POTATOES A No. i Oregon Burhanks for hale in carload lots. Address VAN OkSDALL & ROSS, Pendleton, Oregon. CHICKENS. Now is when lieef Meal makes tun, Uune Meal shell, Mica Grit aids digestion, Egg Fuudn Itaep them healthy. C. F. COLES WORTHY. Poultry SupplitJK I Have Received a Solid Carload of Celebrated White Rotary Shuttle Sewing Machines You slioul-l a!l and 8oe them. They are the be st on the market. Carpets at cost for the next 30 days. FOOD CHOPPER AyVaVVAVVVVaAaAAWvAAaVaAaASVV in the East to whom you wis extra fine grade (or the Christ shortlv have a tine assortment H-lstv I. to (urni.h te fa rasrabr. a wtnikly lu.lommty for loss of time awcetsnu. alto in Ihoa.. w;e- :n tv -l.-.tr..-. laoatal Ijeuert I may be ail'le.l . i--. M -n anl a.hu.'u laottr.-ii in- .tic.- of I an. I are "Intible. pm- j .oral I'haracttfr. and tkttlr applii-attou .Qittt-them in u In ooil hesiltlt L to OXi'freil taneiv p k 111 411V ! Ill" IIO' I. . iOO i-.il I ; I) IWtMlt ' Hie teat. Mt-nioer- are -nr.' .. i.-it-:i!. Inrv muni a alter MMON Issnsit: on- year after Iteeouii'll menilieeofllle I'Ai-ltle I'ntleennl llell.-l aoi-letv B. lent arr atfli.-ii.jD- i omiumi to IL hV.-- bum- it lu-b-iuttltU1- you Ag-Aiti.' i-knvBA or -lilsni. nn.loriun that alw ty - come when least rr .. jnlbie that you thoul I asvsf Ik- .lMblt-l bj tickn.'.- or aci'Ment. it f. s to know ibat you are prottvttril H-.-cauAi. It 1- not lara .tun. of bbObVSI rtalu... ttie irratc4t amount of ti.tppin. but it i- the little rsaily raah i lain time Iwaue- hv laakiiu .mall tuouilily avment Into tie- Pad ncirrv. yon r-n e .tr- i ..- v.. --. sn-i tn.se .winl-at upan jnai. a ! Ill take the pla-o ol your -..i --ArniDi.-. a: i.i tim--or your ailver.it) iraclf. your family, your estate, vour iBSUraao ami your tArai-e of tasl. j b ma. Is hi- - anlia!. can arToM to lut that capital aotBMHjA Tlivrtr- 1 :raat au-l tuipirtani pnaei '.tou '.o-.inrritv may u- nm laic, extra hajarilou. iK-eupatloii. vt ill not ln ailrultti-il to member. hip. mill Monthly I'uy nielli-, i las . II" w.Mkly iMMIIti H IKt HOath) ii i:.T - atr aemta : Cla ' K -kly b..uerlt. . per mouth: Claa Pi l- r moniii i riiiicai. (or !) i.-.ie-ir. fur morv; than p wilt uut be , M...mbjrilfHtlilat lars ruasrai bVhmAI of a.) m ty obtain tie-same by ilr aou'-hly il-i- a-follow. Aav I !; in lu.tv-. II pr year. anv. j , MenitW M- i T..iii . i ,.. (..... '.ti-: total. $!.. ' i-ami irn-ral man,.'- K M M, run I'.trtlan.l ore . Mf Yank if-irliloiit an.l satl orrtanurr, J.I Simmon.. Hurtlaml. oro; bb,--otiati Krt ip. I'ort.aivl. Or too Hi Aluky bi.ltti i-ouhmI. Ilcnry ril. I rtMira. 711 Til Ohainttar of ( onimor Kinan -iat odi.-er. toii.t..il. In ml, plan. Bitne-cal. on it. or n '. .o-ir u.im- .til l aiblreaa, an ', w I alt uoinrauuication to GENERAL A3ENT FOR EASTERN ORESON AND WASHINGTON. PENDLETON OREGON to Reliable Agents Elegantly Furnlsbed. Steam rieatec ! uropean 1'lan. Block and a-half Irom depot. Sample Koon to connection. K'uom Kate .sot. 75c, B.M Flour Roller Mills Hran. Mmn la, l-Vt-H etc Hay. Grain and Fetd. wl SI Gwge UHU. nAKVBAU. Htop Claims Paid Pendleton, Or.-., has Dnitk Mutual Aid Society, Portland, Ore., 1900. Qontlemon I 3 take pleasure in ackunw ledgine r.Tiii,. check for M , In full payment for three weeks dlsahilitv hv accident siistainel by me Nov. Urd. Youry verv truly 'tou ' HOCKEY. f I'n ion MiUiibI Aid Society, Portland, Ore., ' IW GetltlatTiMI t I am todav in rewlpt of vour check for tit full pavnieiit ot . tie week's disability from sicknoos. ,s 'n TOON very trnly, I'AUL H'KMMKI.ARN Pendleton, Ore., lie,, n Ulllon Mnttia! Aid fsoclotjr, Portland, Ore., ' ' Qontlemant 1 w ish to thank you very much for km pryment of my claim for f 40 70; same mnilesl to von Dec nth ail i01" check Ihiu- date of the nth, such promptness is certainlv' . ..i1iit1..V. I Yontx verv tmlv "'"iniilp. CIIas. 3. fUBOOfOk, Chas A. Frailer. Kastern Onm Mnmgm, Pendloton n. i mi lo with firyilahi anil Btrrola. Mala aiiaai 1 ' Equal to any in the world. PILSNER BOTTLED BEER. BRKWKRTF own B0VTLDIQ. Iliirhly rect mi inemlei! to hiniily trailo Every ts'ittle fully (Hiavantwil. Schultz Brewing Co. Pendleton Pianino- Mill and Lumber Yard Can sell chMpM than any tirni in the county hecaiisc they luiy in large quantities. If you ne:J lumber or any kind or mill work call and pet their prices. R, FORSTER, - Proprietor. Also Wholesale Agent lor STJIMTZ .Mil M Ai KEE BED In bottles, barrels, or caati. 1 elephouc lUI. o H. K0PITTKE. on it vory time that lie taken his laundry mirk outside ol the Duiueatic Jaiiii.ilr-. o ha done Bp, He Muds that "tired leeliut;" siealiiiK over him wheu lie uutew the lilltereuce in the e quisite cilorand heautiliil losw Hnisli, sayimi nothintt of the ial eondili.m in whieh your kiaW i ruturuetl hy the THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY J. F . Robinion, Prop, IF YOU WANT A nal limy rjg jf you waut a cah night or day Iat m know. We'll be there. r. . . . , OepOt Stuhlt ti.VIN DKAlli, Propr. JESSE FAILING, ICE - . . . ,T...a- - . in Pendleton. f'nnillntnn ft... r. DB. v. g. nr.T.Bi null.llng. Offle hour. It J1 ... , . V. J I r. n. ipi'knt, M 1) iii'ifi.Tirr of nr., N.tlon.l B.nk 'ob h LilAS a. m. ; I to I p. m. "mee boor bu A. ar ;S-iS:vi H. 8. GARr'IKLl), M. 1) Hiivivr:."ir Ic PliTlrl.r. ami Hurw'-ou ( ii .PATH milium. Telepl.oiu on 1 ' ilsiiee, lilMi-k 24 s, UL l. J. PPTAVL, !UMsri7R7 lion block TflPphnn.- . ;L lA" ltl..ll.- li flr1T ' retiet tW ' " ' "' I Uli M I N I V bi I.. , Key, ot.,,, . ,..?;, W. B. UtY. 1'H . HICIAK awiibSS If. -oil. 1 klah (in ..ii -ll a DR. I.vvv k in tirvoi .7,7 rrr anrt iiarvou. ,n.,.,,;,'.. ,u,': ,,' .' . 'PI' ""tel. cor. Water ami 7. S- inn. 'n - 'wta- DENT1STS. K. A. VACGiiAN. in in, ni BulMlnit. DKNTI8T. 0KFICK A. i.. r.f.A I It.. It. 1). 8. OKKIl'K OVE-I Havlim. nana I... .4-.. '. ' . " U" a.iuilut.MtrBU. IV A. M A ft ri , JIKXTIST IN AKSta-U Ham III... . r u AooUtlA.! " iiiiiuiu onn ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS, T. 1-. HOWAlti) ARCHITEi'T AMjlrJ-l-rinieiiilent. makss compluie iD,i MbS plan, for bulldiiijt. in lh.- city o: cwnVr Ktaiui lr. Jmiii bulltliu "siaiij. . ,,'V A 1 '-i uai mi: anii IttUaWr. hstimatea lurnlitu-.i on all klstliai liin.onr;, . .-nn-ut walk- -i w.l,. ... ,T K-i ' ' 1 be Itlfl al tile : '-K-nlllA!) ottltB. BANKS AND BROKIII. FIHK1 kt ATIDN A I MAKaT ntmmi tou. Capital. ITO.iAV: Tranauaa a fsoeral banking ouinie.. Eitiiuti Ad lelt xraiilni traiialer. aol.l on OUsa Mt Fraueiarti. New York ale, pnueipa; ruiau i He Nortliwesl lir(t ltrawu nti I'hiaa Jasia w.... ....... i- ,na, - .tun. mi reAaouAOta turnu. U-Tl Aukeny. puuico: V amk Vlri .nrAalil.int I H U...,. ------ u oni-rliael . aam.latl. , aalllel THJt PEKJl,KTtN BaVVINOfl gAJg, ', ii In ion nr. ,. i. Orgainieil Marcb I !: eapual. tMi.UMi. IntvrvBt allowet! ou time 4. poalu. KZL'liauiiv IxtiiKlit and aunt no all pns eipal p tliita. Hpvclal allvtitinu (ivn in cola tions. H J, Furulali. prvanleot. J. N'. Ital, rleu-presldeDt .1.1. Morru. cashier. r I KHT K ATIOKAI. BANK OK ATHKNA, liresoii i apua.. I6D.0O': turplui rax la terest on tioie deiHtsita. tJeali in lor.Mjti ass tlotueatie ezeliaiiKt rollt-t-liun pruaipi.v ,1 lenileii In. liviiry t. Ailatu- praaiilcnt Uusk McA-lhur. Tlvv-preaitlviu . K 1. Barueli. caa lr: Ib W . Barueti, aaalauat csahler. T HK sAKMbK'8 BANK UK WIWTOX. Uestuti, tirt.trm. lios s gtruerai ksakist tiu.inua. Kn liauge laiuifht auil wsl Col- U-riioit. tiromiiliv atteii'U-iI iu Affair- in i exeellellt t-imilltlotl. au-l so ri-Jiorliril lla)U bf Investigation i tiuiuiitti-. u- r. ..iuoi'ii,-itiiaSt Officer: 14. Jr.me.on feaMMM iteo. a, iTtsibatel. vlee prttslilcii. . t M Pierce, laitnar J. K. Klllgnru, aaalauut caahisr; tlirseaM t. A. Hsrtmau. M M John. 1 J Prici n I' raw, J. F. Klllgore, Hubert Jaoiesos. ti. W 1-rosUtsl A. II. 8TEHHKNK I'd. IH) 8AWIM ao.l ciniirai'tlnK ol all mml- ttu..! .aaal on abort notice. I-cave onler. wild A. I' "sulk t o. or wllb Van tiraUall a Hoa. HAI.KHMKS' WAXTKI' I" rlELL nl't KimmI. by BBUipli- In aaOlSSSM ant SH IraiK- We are tin- largcat ami onl tiiassi turera In our llin In tie- wnrlil. Liberal Mlt oanl, Aililrea- t'AN-DEX 111.. Lo.. saiadbi PHOPOSALb FOR bRADlNO. Otli-i la lieruli) Klven Ilia' bl 1- will bl fjetvetl by llic t-tyiituiui cotUli U n' He-' lit l','ii,..'iiin lor tin- grailiio.- mi i uraieliu Alls street Iron! i tic ou Ihi i. l.ow ins nU s blis:k.. Hiti. lo .tat.- He counsel pue ea.'li lot: t Lota 1 and II. bloek t : inl I. I.lo. a u Ioi II. lilo-'k bloek V. Iota II . 1. J. K lin a cuitt . ""-7 lot It hlta-k 1 1 : In-- i t I. M blink, lot- H 1 bin-a IT: lota I. R k 4", lot" s. Len a I- ; ? lai It la: lota ", a, block : lot 1 1 liioi'klo: 14. block l. IOI. oioea .- ""' T it. I, l.l.u.1. ... Int.? a I. i . t till- 1. blftek l ! Tola 7. a," block Jt . lot. I. 14. B.f Iota !, lot 7 a UlOCiai. Itlla 1. II Ulin a-. .Tl lota I, II, bloek IT. -1,1,1. to la nie.l villi, in- r.-iir-liTO bloek An la-liiri- isre. lllli, UM" . . - Tin uii rnuiicll ri--rt.-- lie- 01' MM an Date.l iilluton. tin- I'- l'l' II Y OKalKK or THK t nililoN LUI J K. HI. AM Itoeorilor. BANKRUPT LY NOTICE. lu tin- Illalrlft t'oiirl u I.e.- fane! sis! tin liiatrn t of Oregon lu tin- matler 2 I ran. I -'" '"ft the crsditort. ol frank B "".Sr Alba, lu the i-oiiiitv oi I instills sad JiaW" aloreaalil. a bankitipl v. i. t,.....i.i j,.. i, ' i.tr .hi tui o." . . ... .or I Istswaiisif. A. D is. th. .aid iiIJ Hrt.wn wa.-. ilul) sdjudlw ,il that the I, rat lueetiluf ' , kSi at v oafo In the A ina '" J w Main street in tin- ' ' -"'"'"M Tmrr ittuiity, otegnii at 1 V'.'..atBaa on lb 'iaaVca lxoenil. i. A l ' 'u' , wJ3r Haw Ihe creditor. iua slleb'l I ' claim.., appoiul a iruai" ' ' u nti rupt anil tranaaci auel. utbei e,i..n prnporlv. come nelt'fc '' p lakk wwn""w"I,:.i. in. oi.K.aR licicr I l.aliarupKT- French Restaurant - ... aaaa TH KAl . TUI rutaA Where yon can gt Bamsthing UOOU. Uua LaFontaioe, roprK Daliy iMat Ofagonian d-l'"1 " -1- .a centa s week Near Main St. Bridge