East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 08, 1901, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextA GREAT SALE. Of ribbon remnants at The Magnet Cash Store. Now I is the time to buy your ribbons for X ma ami The Magnet is the place. Some marvelous bargains there. Ribbons of all shades, lengths and widths for little money. Come early and get your choice. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements &. Wilson. Court and Cottonwood Tl"KSIAY. .JAM A KY DAILY. WEEKLY AM' SEM1-WEEKIT Y TH But Oregon lan Publishing -AT- Pf NriLET-??. Company, OREuON. Om cop-l p. mi : DklLv c-irTlcN RAYM -ls : i 't'i - , ttit ..a '3 ;3 I ... . L.l.-D Par . . ; . BBS IW tit piot 1 ...i itwnfiitt -I . win lt nuciinw rn OMItf.tMTH' i .sp tit t. sSi TnliMt'.t ..(1. Of ) ADYSSTIttwo RATS 0 tci. . m l.. inhm.ttmif t.f ..tt- .... Ot. ma. n liu, it l . pi ow Two iwMt. ct lw, in Dtit .-. t Wert rtft 0 mm tn, k. WhI ).pri lass pt SISSlS , ititt it.n. Iiik.mili m naata .... ti:WM(Klti.l ) litlik4Wkl)r.jcrinchpf s.oo. SM'tk. itf Int. in WfVT pt "is ... tfttt uim utkt. u Whiij , ptf iti ! pri . i as Otrt ttrtt lack. I TNtdlv i ..... of kfiai WHk.) . mt t.h sr tr. . . . . ff kt,.l 1 1 t.rt 1 .1fT)tttt in kt. -wkl) tt tit of D. I . kit! I.llll.o. . t.C. $!... CA utqMt Htk as. Sx- Lcal sssaas. m ccatt pr ua. &!. tatntisa. The authorities arid Kntcliali psfoplss of Cap Town are calling for more soldiers to If sent frm Knjiland to protect them irom the invading Hoers. Already Kngland has sent to iMtaT Africu men tn overcome a men' handfal of Boers, but it liae alisavs been true that it take live or sis paid soldiers to whip or overpower on- man fighting for his home and what he thinks are his rights. The man wli" tights for what he can make out of it. the one who make righting an avoca tion, is not much oi a man anyhow, particularly is tbi proven si when the paid, hired soldier meet op-ni the held of battle as an enemy the man who risks his I lie in defense oi coun try and of home, without thought of recompense. Andrew Carnegie has offered la give Seattle $200,000 for a free ublic library providetl the people of Seattle will provide a fund of VJ,000 a year for its maintenance. Seattle people have set themselves 0 work t meet Mr. Carnegie's conditions and it is ap parent that they will succeed. The people of Seattle are exceedingly ma terial, practical ami successful. They alao are exceedingly confident that Seattle is the greatest city on earth and. not knowing any other to well, their poaitiveness and enthusiasm tor their home spread- the g;.nee ,ml excellencies aj Seattle among others ami the town is advertised to the tour corner- m the earth Bu' Seattle I a :ii...tit a- nniel dignity an.! u...le" a percades a well managed circu?. How ever, modesty and the lack of breath to toot one's own horn does not build towns crueloMtiess tn a "mistake on the part Of some employe. " There I- no In- I to re : tliat need" Ifjptlatlnfl by l..giia- tive act a- mneti as the teres" com panies, for there Is no "graft" that is worked so persistently an! with so much re-ult at the expense oi the public tor the benefit o' a lew than that oi these companies. Tlx MM papers of Oregon owe ft to the people that support them to agitate th matter an-! keep at it until the abuses are abate i. L'ONGHKSSIONAL TOPICS lu a few days the work of electing senators in Oregon. Montana and Idaho will begin in earnest. lh Idaho and Montana the senatorial waters ap pear to be iptiite well settled, but there appear to be still a tew cuttle fish swimming around loose which may vet darken the waters and thereby create a senatorial muddle. In Oregon things are still a little mixed, with Kx-Sena-tur Corbett. banker and millionaire, of Portland, in the lead and McBride, now rattling around in the position, a cloee aecond. Neither of these men are the choice of the people of Oregon, liut the people have nothing to say about it and those who are delegated to elect. senators will "do their duty" largely a they are instructed by the republican machine in Oregon am! the nation. In short, the senator should be some good, able e the loll t ba.-tern Oregon man, a- at present tin- section has no representation at Washington, although it is more than one-third of the stale. It would have representation and a big finger in the political pie, if 1. as tern Oregon republicans as a whole were not lame, halt and blind and too backward to claim their own. They should be awakened to their rights. Kome member oi the legislature rould accomplish an excellent piece of work bv making an effort to abate the abuse oi exceasive express charges. Tie express companies are allowed to charge what they choose lor carrying parcels and as they have a monopoly of this carrying busiueas, greed only is a barrier to their extortion. They collect more than the traliit will bear, ireijuciitly charging more than certain os wage- are wortfi, frequently collect ing double charges becauae Of their bundling methods. Whenever a peswon prepays the express charges on a pack age he ahould demand a receipt and getting it mall it to the rson to whom he sends the package. There are any number oi iuslaucee where col lections are made irom both toe on, siguee and consignor, the express .au pames excusing themselves whenever th.-v are caught by attributing such Almost single handed Senator Manna will make a MMMM effort o save the ship subside bill from threatened de- - I 1 1., alad ..... f ....... . twin IIUU. . 'U(ll.)l HIP II"! nil. ' rnrti" the opposition solidified its force and i enlisted in its ranks nearly all the democrats and an uncertain number of republicans who ar.- antagonistic to the measure on either personal or economic ! grounds. I'nder ordinary circumstances ihe merchant marine bill would have I been abandoned after receiving such a chilly reception as marked its intro. i duct ion in the senate. Hut Senator Manna announces bis determination I to fight to the bitter end. although , handicapped by passive resistance irom the coterie of senators identified w ith the steering committee which pilots 1 legislation in the senate. Keapportionmcut and the river and harbor improvement appropriation bill a ill vie in the house for precedence, with the chances in favor of the former. Tne reapportionment bill i entirely political, and unless the negro stiff rags issue is raised the interest will be con- 'fined largelv to rhe chamber. The Hopkins bill preserving the present site of the house is most favored by the majority although troiig opposi tion comes from the group of state: which suffer a lo of representation owing to their slow march in imputa tive growth. s Hrewers and hankers are once Mfl in Washington, to make a final struggle K-fore the enate finance committee for a further reduction of the war tax on beer and bank capitalisation. Not withstanding tin latnor for action, tbe senate is taking its own time in whipping the tax r-tiuction hill into presentable shape. Predntions are airainst a further cut in the tax on beer Iiv flu 1 1 e -. f I - tli. ' hankers will receive a hearing, other delegates also are due to appear before tue senate committee, which propose to complete the measure this week. New impetus has been given to the; Nicaragua canal project since the holiday adjournment, and its advocates claim that a canal bill will be paaaed by the senate this session regardless of Kllgland's attitude upon th. amended1 ila -Pauucefote treaty. Senator Mor gan and members of the interuceanic committee have agreed tentatively to i bold back the canal i ill until late this; month or early ir. February. If Salis-. burv tails to announce his decision by l kWS .,.. m r....- will I,.. n.a.l. It, llltL L . 11,' at in 1 , 1 . I 11 ll.BUI ,,, executive session to declare the Clav- ton-Hulwer treatv abrogated bv thi government, and thu oin the way an American canal. The prutiiec: lwialation, moreover, is heightened h assurances from the Nicartguan and i i:i.4ii ministers here that their respective governments have not broken off the preliminary pfttooojt, i i tiate.1 through Secretary Hay. de signeil to give thi- government the i right of way through tbe isthmus. The Panama canal lobby, heaviest by M. Until), is still here, but is discouraged and entertains little hope of interest ing thi- government in its project. 'We don't want to bother with any more island possessions, " is a phrsw frequently heard among senators when the proposed sale of the Danish Weet India islands is under discussion. I Inquiry at the slate d.-imrtnient disss not sustain tue general impression 1 ti.a' negotiation- i;av.- reached a tangi ble stage, aud that the senate will he obliges! to take up the subject shortly. In many quarters the acs-ession of these islands is regarded as of doubtful I advantage, even with the construction of an isthmian canal, while the senti ment in the senate will have to ex pcre.-hct- considerable modification be fore the .leal in ratifies!. he diseove'esl the supply of strapping; girls in the Kentucky mountains was prncticallv unlimitssl. lie found that : the families down there are as larjte as tlie laws of nature will isirmit. So troni one nf these, containing an aggregats of eleven childrvn. he ssdeetesl a girl to train for domeaticl service in hi.- own hmsehold. He pro niiiliicps! the experimeiu a Slices1 and now b into that Here mu.vad.i a depart- ment for the express purpose of educat ing these sturdv mountaineer damsels in the mysteries of twentieth century housekeeniiik- Tf the rmct'or's scheme is cnrriesl nut --and he usual I does w hat lie sets out to slo hnrrisxl womankind will rite up ami call him blessed aboso all other men. The educates! servant girl will then bs- a Veuhar product ot this new century. She will apply for a position, not on the strength of letter from a former mistress, but with the proud flaunting ot acolbtge sliploma ds-clanng her to bs- a graduate in domestic science culinary art and iiindi.-it oheslience. This diploma may lie framed and hung in the kitchen, gad when n difference of opinion arises be tween maid am! mistreat the former can point significantly to tbe sheep skin and ask: "Are you. madam. graduats- of Hercsi?" ..ml the mis tress, schooled only by WpOf lantO and without a degree in domesticity, will retire from the field humbled by the dignified reproof of an educated Ken Uickv mountain maid. ess It is a wonderful scheme, lr. I'ear-son- is just the man to give it a trial, ami the households of the West, long dominates! hv Hlbernfnn and Scandina vian arrogance, fairly yearn for the ronnng of the promises! domestic with the muscles of a mountain climbs, the discretion of a moonshiner, and the degree o: a bachelor V of domestic arts. Chicago l'est. m m ..SsSsSSSSsSVsesSSkSksss.. istSkwiSsSkvssst I Uf m Ip&r shle r rM 10, BlOCK Sl Five blocks fom Main SU L Sc JACKSON, .. ;-o ,SssJseVSeykewss'Viss t I U. Ray ft Co, Stock. Mil ami tell rtnci en for essli nrnii insrslm k.-....rs Mlr.-rt, I'ciiilk-i,,,,, Ore New York Stsxk kxchangc. Chicago Stsick itxehange. Chicago Board of Trade. NEW LUMBER YARD. ATTORNEYS. t'AKTKU A Uai KV .wr- hka N ,v i.ovi.M i .rrr- 'wisuon Blot tun. (Iiesnn I.A Vt'Yl; K. Tho Latest Scientific Discovery Is based on the principle, "Ietnsy thecau-i y. . remove tho efleci 1 lls-rpicide kills the gernis that cause dan drutl'hy Uirging up tin scalp a- the;' butTOV their t-til"ereus Kay t thchairmot. .viierethcy tinahy dsatlVkf Um hair. Without da.isirutT your I hslr will grow luxuri- antlv. Newbro'm Hcrpicide st.-i - damirnlT and fall ing hair, and starts hair crowincwitl'lh loilnyi, One bottle will Convince I youufthhi. f-s-rSsIt atsll Plni-s.las. 1TUK Si jrt,. If you wan! the news of the world written and pictureii, the finest art and the hest literature, then you must ead COLLIERS WEEKLY, America's Foremost Illustrated Journal Hall Caine's latest and greatekl no'- el, "The Eternal City," begins soon. Send for free copy of the opening chapters. tfdress tOLl.lEM S WEEKLV. 555 WEST THIHTEENTH STI1EET. NEW YORK CITY WoMVMtl NMslv foi business near Washington OoltUBbit River iri'ight dopot with a general assortment of lumber direct from our own saw mil!, and can furnish anything prnmi'Tlv. Country orders in car ioa Is shipiesl direct from our mill in carload lots al corr.s i prices, iiive us u s'all. r. (.. waii.kv .iini.! iii r. ... ".". ' 1 r- i sotunmoi, Osssi Uw. QeslnlSsLIW N. ItKJtKKl.KV ATTne7--H ' Ul '.-A.I .K. l.AW0Wcia DSL. v. (i, PHYSICIANS. OCLB. nl'.'i.-t. i miihllUS Oflliy h.HH , O I'm. TvlopboneTr. ' ' ..,:,-v:i..'i M.i). otnSi A.CShaw&Co. W. J. SEWELL, iVIgr. nii.1 atom 'I'm i nli. mi.- H. i. smith, (.i.vi. v ,,..rr rllsirm H,.,-in. v.."F A I' I Kl.II VI II Oi.t.t - t'O VStel.lt. snri f ... ou . " , . : ' pssMiau tirntt lit k t Equal to any in the world. UK. li. J. .M'KAI I.. UoiiM i- xfuiru linn l,lo.-k T .. 1 i''.wlls ulinn,. 1,1.,-klM ' r"'1"Xsi . KTL'I .1. s .. kl .. ...... ..... . 1 ... ... ,,,, , , l( . hfl SB ' I I S.IS1I1, IIVKtlll rf Mk TTn.nl 04 Hnnnrrn t, vVfT) IMWil H P UH H s, ' x -; mp m --?im 11 i i iiiiiiiu i N5s7 -"Hjlffrl BS(BHm Elegantly Farmed. Steam Heatec European Plan. "VSLMPfngUPBs BlsJCfc ami n-hnlf from depo' r"TTTsW-lr-Wr' SS---?fiSSSMSSsssssy .Ssmtlle Unnn If: rnnnti-tum Llktt Cliriotmaa Snow the color of the shiru . collar- ami . r - that are don. up at ti.- I'o-m.-ti. Laundry. Santa Claiu knows is goosl thing when he ares it, and the fault leta beauty of the linen laumieresl bf will eaoile his asiuiiratiou. aa well as the man who loves to dress well and have his linen perfect in color and finish. TBE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY J. F. Robinson, Prep. Telephone 60 I Oregon Lumber lard European Plan. Block antla-half from depo' Sample koosrt In connection Room Rate sSOc. 75c, SI. 00 us v lies are jubilant The irre pressible "boss" of Pennsylvania baa a hi. -v.-il is notable victorv in the pre liminary sUiruiiih jr senatorial honors and practically commands the situs- i Hon, There is little doubt that; Matthes. B, (.,uay will present himself1 to the senate with his swrtilieate ot election and thus retaliate ouon his em-miee. In thi- organisation of the j boos.- (juav man for speaker wa seated , by oiu- vote srliile the msnstt- is under sloikl to he safelv for tbe so-callesl stalwart. Tbe election i still a few days distant, but the machine republi cans are confident of gaining recruit-. TO SOLVB THfc SBRVANT ((USSTION. Tss the worries! Jiouseaives of the West Dr. i). K. I'uaraon, of Chicago. tseiMls igrseting aul a word of gsxsl cheer. 11" bar walcb.1 their valiant wrestling with the servant girl nrohlem till his gciieroue heart has htssui touched, and ntiw he uouissj for ward with a solatlou and bids tbem takefrnah courage, lu the mountains of Ken took y be hat discoirared an inex haustible mine of tiiiiuatti. matorial, in the rough, which be in i -s. to have olished until it will bo an orna ment to any kitchen in the .and s s As usual Ir. Peareous is not liiauria ing. home years ago, in connection with iiis benefactions to Korea college, Lumber. Lath, Building t'aper, 'fur Fupcr, Muuldinus Pickets. Lime and Cement, Hrick and Sand, Sash uud IKxrs, Screen Doortill WindOWsV Terru Gotta Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop's Alt. St , opp. Court House Npecial Hates oncarioad lots. Telephone 7?. ALLEN BROS., Wood and Transfer.. Order:, will Kceivc Prompt Attention Olli.e rear ol .savings Hank. HEKULiSTON, ORKHON. When your Friends Knock at your door, and you don't hear them they get mad. Wo will tlx this right with our Klaatric Door Bells, Kleetri. taitTlpa, llat teries aud Supplies. Houses wiresi for electric lights- on short notice. Everything in the Klectric line Pendleloii ties Iris Supply llouss.-. Maple liros., Prope Phone's Main 74 and Kcd 176. POSSIBLY You sr not asritre ol the Fast time and Superb Service Now cflVrc! br (be .... V I p I . 1 1 X . isXD writ.-i: J. American A:iitulturt.t. Hyi,rl.il nrrrfiii:uisril w.lh ',tr ,i! Ms, s im n.au . ii iu eflsr I111 iikaso:. ''!'. 'lJ" l" " '' -"lo.lt ar..-ull-.jr.ii wcwlsljr of I,,., t.ti, ,, M, .Uit,up, Vall.-y Mai.-., In clUil ...Hi t.iu hi- -f, SI SI. ..r.ri.." lo.v fisiir,-. Tl.. Ijhamjk Ji uu I Aj-.si 1 1: 1 rsmarkabra (or tlx. vaissty auslniisre.il t lis sHsitMisjiasiaa-i-e-ibu.il tbe lMMtai.it must ui sctlcal uaiK-r sj! 11 kluU. ' 8 PlciTCW4, 2 -Daily Fasi f rains to the East -2 If vsm cannot tk Um morning Irsin ti.- via tno evsninir Irsln. both srv flusiy ialpi.l OUR SPECIALTIES: Fsiet Tlmu. Through Bssruieo. Pull mnn Pulaoe bleopors Pullman Tourlat tsluuptsre. Pullman Dluer6, Library (t.afttl Car and Frtto He cllnlng Chair Cars. of time svsl to Oiuabn, s:ui-siu 1. Ull... NW V ork. lailtull all.. Kuurt 1. lis 'Uf iinr ikiiuu. Tn keisatsM vi salt LsJmi t and IK-nve:. It l so Your Intrrtft U iik th- OVKHL NI UOI'Tk Tlckistk suo (Issp.uK car Unlli can ire t lr . i. i I ft SM.-I.fc'. Agent SJ. K L N l u or J. II LOTHKOI'. I'suJUtou iirv Oensral Agent, I it fnlr.f at., fortlau.1. Ore. ITS FARM FEATURES I..K. II r.i .,1 . .,; i"' " rt-nlniv. aud othrr . , a, wrateii eat iu; i suec..rut sriurs. s 'id. lllutratloDs asaUe artit to laaVd It lnsluaU i.iir v.1 J r a ijc Th. Uti.il Ma s-.ui.nisrcUl Airrirulturo uro wutch the O. J. r..niii;uu i:nj SU..O a Live f- Hi. r.-.-. w foiled. THE FAMILY FEATURES: T Tcnrtt Cook, fnj jacl Yom Tr i I.lbrnry Coritrr, I 0"-iUl. lQ Ui&kf vaift anil 1 1 v al 1 jtuiiy hwrj. PILSNER BOTTLED BEER. BREWKBYM OWN It-'TTl.lNti. Hl(.'hly reeommends-d tsi (iiinilv trade I Kvurv bottle fill i uiiavitiiti-iH!. Schultz Brewing Co. Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard Can sell i lieapsjr than any linn in the county lisjcatiss.- they lny in iarj;i ijuantities. If you need lumber or an kind or mill work call and tct their prices. R. FORSTER, - Proprietor. ' ,K- HI. AKI.-l.KK. (HKOJl rs -". ....uasik sun inmsi of m. 'i lints-:, i nr. Water ami Maiiisiu usi Soli, Ore DKNTISTS. l'KNTIBT. OHia H. A. VAI-liHAN, In J ii.lO liuliilmg. A. L. UKAT1E, 1 D. fc. 0FFICI 0V1 saviug. Dank (.a stlmlnliwrcd. A- V. a S UKNTlol IS ANMClS ...... i,t.., ini-i r n l inpluii . otfirt AKCHITBCTS AND BUILDIIS. r. Ft H0WA.UD, ABCHITICT ASnrj issrintsiiilunt linn nplsM ul RaisH ... ' H' :i !.., U1J or KIMtTi '-win .., rf,,.. . ll,l. nug. i' A. M.vv CUNTKACTDR Afl iiiiiinct r.tiiinaii tiiruiilin: uuau klaM ii.stniir). i . iii. iii walks, ti.iai- Ui, tu. ler t an in Mi at lie Kasl I'NgODlsO stta BANKS AND BRUKKRS. KI KMT K ATI ( i N A L !IA S K OK I'KNDL ion. Capital rum. TmisMU gi"iur.i. Issiikiiis biuiiirw Eicka i. in: lelcKraiitilc ir.ci.i.-r- .uet uu i.'aio srn.t.-, f.uw urk tie- .'.orllisrii'. lirsftt Hint hump Make. . nlavnuus on I tarius. Lsvi Aiikcn.. i.rsaiiltat: M. BM viou-pn.nlsut: C. B. waste, cauitr B. (nieruser. BMIMMI sashist. fsr loi.t 00 Cstessal k anil pnncipk. puisu !t. llrsnri .it, l.maa. lis i Ta THl. I'KNDI.KTdN bA VINOS BAN t'eu.lleton. lirvKsiu nrgsnijssl Mrc6:.JS aiiai. sxi.Skk. ne.crrst :um on uaa pualte. Kactiaugt' Niugln and toM on all ft i iia: poiuu mafcia. stuulion (ivcn lu uous. ft. i. rurniin. prsament: J. Ti.s-iirviiu- in : i .j. aurris. caanicr HK8T NATION A I i.ANKHr A THEM tar at n nme i.-ijmi. liml lu isresjs B doktestu cieliangv i o..r. .iun. ( rusisii; tai ert to. Huurs C. a.l.nai prrtHsm Mi .vrlliur. rlccprosi'lsut : a L. Bai lsr;L. W Baruutl. a i.uui oatmcr 1 I lih i A K M LI. f- I'a.NK i'r WliaiUV V.lti!t. Urt'tftJll. iw n KeilffA. tsUlJ biiiit'svi- Ki. LniiK, inMiaiht anl W CM lc U.Us iToirutl) . 1 1 i : I" AfftniDa t'in-l.iit i tiuiIitiDii iitisl t ist-riol Jpoc I iff'. i-s r K llama's. ill tlMsUdsaail! ProsiUlol. vies- i.rnnim: . i it PlsrakSSlsat j ft Klhgore ..-i-taii .ainlsr: siistis U A Hsrini.ui. M M Johns. T. J Pr:.s. liraw, J. r PMatatol Kl I. sort, Holwrt Jtx A. B. HTKHHKNH a " DOJAWBI sail .on tract i us oi ali kin'ls on .lion uotn e usavs order. Willi a. V I ai to. or i. uu Van 01..U. A lua. iiiwisii inm n i.n sp J ' Insurance Fire, Lite, Accident, Plate Ulaas, etc. Loans on City ami County l'rowriy, Real Estate linprovesl and DnilDUIVMSjd City loots' Htock Ranehsts and Wheat I-'arrus SLF. J. R. DICKSON, baa: (hs-Konian liiilhiing. A Cyclopedic ci ProgruoS and Events All saadln( Uiir snbartiptlor.:. awtm WW lubblng osror. aie irmi,i. uu.ii. ai.i win. she AMRhi' s.s Asilii. QLTOKiat VhAliMooa aa-i Aiaia-xas; tor it.-. Tin graai b ,k u .. '-' "i"'!. .-r rwi... .:( s.vsnt i-: t,,.. Worn!, a (la 1 0 to Mat; , Jiaik.tln;, aa.l cold L I llT1llsft)i John sit ii m 1 1 r The Luuvre 5aluon I'K.MiI.KKlN FREE ultKl.n.s. YEAR BUOK AND ALMANAC It 1 1 a tnviiniM finii or Jfoue, a. r -n Oil culture, i : . If - A IT tx, 1 . . t ail BAM 1 1- of Cl SAMPLF COPY f HatkUos, rerland to d'. for 1 (Mlea or actory. A Ketr rybi,j.t I'crtaiiii.ir t-j Ag1 Uiunir.-e, and Markets i Tot- UfcJS, and l-olitic ; HUirfiKj,; n. ud bocisiv It u a! - an nsajars, tl.n Weatusr, Aktro :l J tor V u i. lxkiaa. ala. HALKE i IN I'Ol'NIi-Tlli: L'ltj Marsial and will b .oid is tsas) bat gray horn- abeut tu jf.iriosia li too, w..ighi about :-"ius ..III- ... . ..... tw n - - . V - ta aueiiu-ii i ii light anit a ten ir-saw- atMiut Mtl pound! Iiatssl laouary '. ivut M.-kl iv d,ii'vii thi- i-. i . : siWISU M I,,,,. I. I,...- l. - ii takto S r in. VI-. .1.1.1 Kiel Willi- -o. '- St IMUIS" of ti n day lor i o-t- ale! i- asw : . . Ii irrel two ar old colt. Msaass : A I.. " ,al ..in wlillst icr...-. about vsa yn- i.raii.l.'.. with I. '' on lelt slioiildsr Una iiis.-k nortf aoo... ... '.u-fcl - - ttttw " " --: Isce. braii'i.-'i -s'oii iisio i' ...... ...... ...r.l ...rrc burw 1MI ..i.i i. ran. I... i .tun mi iiidisii brand 1MI J. M Li.rt nWTM II I . 1 II . .1.'. wI IN KOI Mi f in " "-'-' ik, u i,. :.-cu -7jivajs told l St r- -k. kial . iai iIImm! mill HI I lv Marilisl aud will uu if h'li ilsy lor ALL THE NEWS' TaJM iba baai Otacwsiao. Daily 93.00 year by naail. Waakly 91.50, and 8omi. Weakly saw ysau ham p la spy fiee of His Oraug. . t ii 1 1 tl rtrmtr ii.avatlne f. .rin. ..Ill ! n.i -.1 i. i.TTTa .liesilne Till OKANttr II HI. KAHUBIt, Maui leUe I'.uliaiog. I llu:.K,, in Our SPECIAL Offer: Weekly East OmgoDlao,$l,60 1 Orange Judd Parmer, wk, 1.00 Us.OO Yoar booi and Almanac .fin Pendleton Ukiah Staije Line price for aii, $i.8s. 3 A'hirsskk liAST 00BOONUN PUB. CO.. Penslleton, UreKun. A 1 11 k - tluatOQ ft LaiMjr, frop's. Ihe wssll-kus.wn and r. liahls. siajnial t reals private chronic and nervous MMMM ot men only. n l(1,, aia- l-hMrues, ciin-s sjcr.:t liioosl ami akin I ivT 1 ' - ami saniiingi-, nervous imiiiuv, in,Hjteni y am! otl.s.r naassM of manhood'. Il corrects thsi accret errors si! viiuth and their tumble rects, loss sif vi tality, sl. nation of the heart, Iush ol jUarnory, ilu.nilcmy ami other ...milieu oi muni iiml body, mused hv tin- errors, exceases uml diheaaes of M and laiys. He restores l.wi vijjor and uiaulv , siwrs, removes- deformities and re stores the organs to health. He also MHMM diseases causes) by uicrcurv um! and other poisniiuu.s drugs. li. , u'"uds am rsgulsr aud - .. nil Leave Pendleton ever v slay at 7 o'clock except hunday, (or Pilot Rock, Nye, Midge, Alba uusl I'kiuh. Uood ac coiiiin.alations. Ueusonaule freight and pnatM-ngur rates. City ofloe at Tiillmaifs'k t'o's druf store. Old Newspapers at TM1 s.Ait Uu. Orsgou IO ff'-i t'MiKk ...u lu, ou tbs-lTai, walli, or lor wraunlnv i, i twr iu large t oue bmiftrvd ..nil l.-atui I luriru It, nrsaiiulr.U0 ut aoslrouisor tc.d, ma.lo ii.araiiou. but c-ursa lbs diMuskca br l.orougi, iiicdical iraiuinii Hte isswaaaZ IbLte i t" " M,5' fT to nlu" who ilo.cTlUi r!.;,.i,;,, tsSBtlHI4WsTaosas. l.rius li..,,,. ., . . .... .. I"-..,.!; ;:,..,.?..?.V""'n,j l a lia aa. 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