East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 21, 1901, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text' self denounced for your nnt ineritori ions sets: and RmII) when the eml 0 vour nuhlic career conies, to retire to Hotfj Penblito We must make room private life, old, poor as Job' turkey, ami with only an old serap boob full of newspaper pufts. ami I volume of I printed speeches on dead ami gom issue to show for i' nil." Und New rUnws?eneiit. For our elegant now line of spring goods which will soon begin to arrive. Then1 fore if, per cent discount, on Jackets. Collarettes. Capes. Skirts. Wrapper-. Best grade of outmg flannel g yards for fi.oo. I'rices on many other articles cut in equal ami greater proportions. See us for Bargains. A chance for a gold watch with every dollar purch.tse THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements &. Wilson. Court and Cottonwood toyed m Mittliutnt W''h n nniie Ml ha been ttn MONDAY. JAM ARY ll, UJt DAILl WEEKLY ANI SEMI-WEEKLT M THt- Urtgonlar PvblivbttiK Company, l LOON. AIL'. V9i. RIPTIO TW Dm csjgay ? r- T" OMtcf; ewtto rrnii e cw PT ' i ... . -u tgmi-watai.. I ' ! C ir, ot jmi (M r fNal mtmftttm it,. HMIHflW iat- tA HlMMT. "II v - wt MM Ota csp .. Mot 1 ria. v i Oat t.H 1... i DMTII.. T1 ilir a. A l-et. .. attaeat. aw: aS tn,rvniit: - Se ...a pat mu . li mi Mir. ... a at . . ; i ' i imp . o teiitini; UMOMtlfM in tin' MMMigtM cas? ut the past. 'The bay without the playground is the f.ilher of tin- man without n job." sav M'. Joseph I.ee of Ho ton This remark ha meat in it. The play gfQMd i the place where the JMMJ hopeful MlM his knna leUav of his fe'.i'iW- .11. i; slid, knowied'!' .. chief cani'a! of every man n he throtuli life. Without th" playground the MO) 19 handicapped as he up pr .i maturity ami enter upon the race of sustaining himself ami those iletn'iiiliiiK upon him. The play- groiiml ethical ion is a verv part of the education that tits a nun for 1 lie's struggle. JAMES J. HILL'S GS-NIUS. Betatf Davenport, who is surely an aumority on cartooning, says l "Aside from the qMalhM) of politic and vote makinc. there if a stvle of cannon that is gelilom eno'i.'h eni here. That i" I be Oar OB 0 To mv ruintl ilie gwAteOf (ftOOII eve, drmvii was Dm pr.xlih . on liy Sir John Ten n tel. in Punch, entitled. 'Propping the Pilot.' It showed poor ohl His niarck leaving the ship of "tale, w ith the errnti. William at the head of the mtngway. Tliat UM a carom ili.tt brought tears 10 your eves and n am yon griml von- teeth, from the stand "point of effect, tho most siicces'tiii thing 1 have ever MOM ll tiie symbol 1 cat ngure of the trust. The trust Bgon reallv does tint W'long to me. I simply applied it. r.xrep: for its small head, it is almost an exact copy of an old statue of Hercules that I (oand in Venice. I was following some pig. D . L . . I ... .j. I I . Tl tna: ri : i in r-t .nam" imvi ieu me into all sorts of byway until suddenly I came on a little onening ; where ihl n monstrous figure, it was the trust, corkscrew leard and all. The Hercules had a smaller ligtire. li'mly elMyod iv the ankle in the SCI I of dashing nut its brains. I saw the ! trust as it appeared to me ami sket 'ieil the tigurv on the spot." A Strtctlv tit&Om Ejcollect Cc'.sIdo. tverj Modern Convenience IUr and nilllard WIM. The Ilrsl Hotel In Van Ur.Mi Rros.. 'i ops. Rltsj J2 00 I MJ Sp"-ta! Ratos hy Wwr or month HeadquArtf's o Taslern Orenon SltCCCSSf'tS frtvtltnf wet to J E Voorr v .1 M . Ml UWM4 IMS, DMMta.fl.lm ui-fl.pflM - . . Umtuimmbm. MSfflll. fir i -i p. m th . . . tt UkrflM UKkflM. ia T .! . im.4 . M V .. B i- J -1 fWMkll WflMUl at -.. . . .r flflfl- . tM CflflU GMfl iflMfl. -M.i .urncM. UMATILLS COUNTY DEB ' Among llM curious happenings in the i recent storm at iialve.tti Um followiBg ! i told A man who was det.i I W o in j the hiisiiiess puftlOB til the city until 1 10 o'cloek liurrietl homeward to re assure his wife ami little tines Crawl- I 1 .1 A I i : I. I l .- tilling along lira gruumi. iiragpiug i.iuitwii again! ioa winu ey ine nui oi n picket ience. fording a rushing torrent which, but a few hours before, hail been a dusty street, half foot, half tlying. he. at last, reaehed hi DOOM to tlml that a huge palm tree bad neen thrown across the front door. A he runed aroaad the comer of ti.e build- advantage oi the r.ar en gale, picking up a huge cvpres wood cistern, inverted it over lnni ami twisting it round, scoped him up in lieu of the water it had spilled. He was released three days later off Corpus Cbristi. having di'fted near iv four hundred miles, ami re turned to lialveton to find bis family safe. The same narrator iny : Kortv fnu years ago tin re was u fashionable summer resort on an island I. 'Isle Perniere or l.sst It 1 1 ltd, i ut in the Qfjll nf Mexico, a few miles tP'tu New OtlflMM. It bml been for a long time important ! '"K mUN trance, the M Hi1" I se world eoald Ml I "melee1 c. ' It was a struggle Po 2S yeai dtrn-: asrav at ti a li Tbe East Oregonian publishes in this issue a verv interesting statement of the financial condition o! I'matiUa county, which has been furnished through the eourtry of Connty Judge Hartman. The figures oi tin- tate ment are quite startling: but Mil I iog now to those wh nave made them selves familiar with affair at the court bouse For twelve year past toe -iebt of the county ha leeii growing at a very rapid pare. In 1HS the ouistanJmg county scrip was onlv 4tVNl.tt, while oo December 31. list, it was fl9ti, 411.45. The increase in the debt lias been gradual -luce IdM. due largely to the failure la collect the taxes prumutly and apply the proceed to lie debt' evliiuunttnient Thousands ami thousand of dollars have been lost by lenience ami procrastination in this connection, w nile awpaMM a id interest base piled up the big -.ore against the county. Until last Jul the .ouuty bad asset of 1173.291 17 in taaaa, bat late iMMtifMlM iias proven tbavt only a small i rtion of Ibis large amount is col e. t.ble. and at the present tiru- the county's de linquent tas aseet is pmi ,,. M UM book, as stated ny Judge Hartman, at 47.ti74.40, lb Must uf whicii will probabiy be bst if pfMMttiMliM to continue in I be . ullei I nig of tale irom U.USV wno nave ; u..' i- iavs to ., . ,.r,,.v Citv terminal be alwav Oeiinquent. It would be unwise to f old out id Tbe coil n tv nine MmB necea- the Amerioan youth the exi.av . Twentv-eight years ago James J. Hill entered on his extraordinary rail wav career It was inst after the severe panic of 1178 A little bankrupt road mn nut of St. Paul to Ht. Cloud. I distance of AO or m miles. It had bflten startetl by the aid of state bonds, ami some Holland capitalist were luk mM fll... - LJ I 1 . , . tt.ii.j .'. ii,..i.idBa a gathering place for all tl" Leauts could lie imiucett to ..ale down tneir Ixind to the rea' vslue -if the line, and event pfosod tnat he was right. He got the ear of Canadian MpitalMtf. among tliem .he present Sir William van Home, and there was the legin- ing of the s nwl i If iatMapolii Maiutolta rai'roaii. or the i.reat H0rih' eru, a it l-ier came to ha known. in the nlllMli be itlfd long. Mid he lias bseii Mil n... uimwj - e ; m-s.it .. fla-flt ..'e 'iw n. fl.i.i M nanus now 'oe coatwlad cine: oi tbe Amei van r.tilwav wi.rnl He i tiie master min i over a con-ul idst. d sys.en of more than 10,000 miles, oonded and capitalized for about one billion do!at. The tigures are stari li.it? : MtOI Northern MUasl Mil ' ' -jrurn r iric (miiet) ... agwani rul st.m imiiflXi ..: n ami wealth oi the ("rule parishes. Put there came a storm, ami l.at Islud was r.o more. The summer city . ereetetl by we! to do citizen of I.onisi.ii a.wa wiped out, t.Teiher with it pleasure K-vking population and few survived 'lotel! the tale of the ralamnv. All that remains Of I. 'Isle I'enier. trday it a sandoank over which the wave ribpla at nigb tide. MAC Tutnllla. Jan. is. 1901. If yon want the world written tru firics i art and news nf the and pictured the best literature, theii you must c COLLIEE'S WEEKLY. America's Foremosl Illustrated Journal Mall Calfie'l latest and greatest novel. "The Lternal City." beg nssoun. Semi for free copy of the opening chap: v is. ad Address COLLIER S WEFKLY. 535 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET. NEW YoRh ( IT1 This season thaw is u large death rate among children from erovp ami lung troubles. I'rompt action W'M ave the little on? from the terrible d:e.t-es. We know of nothing rer tain hi give intant relief Cine Miont.- Coiul. ''ure. It MM a' relieti upon it. grippe anil all throat ami lung trouble of adult. Pleasant to take. Tallman A Co.. bailing druggist- GOLDEN RULE HOTEL Cnder New Management. J. IV BaNCROPr, Prop. - Um r fni i t.ock Nortavrn Pseinv Pan. Do Not Trifle with dtngW and remember every cough or cold means danger. Shiloh's Consumption Till douide conibiiiatiou camnl the Cure traiist.intineiital mie to the Atlantic: ... . n aaaboard Tbe final tramp was niayl will cure your cough or cola when the Roadu .!.-- i .- g at once. It will heal and ileal put the roiiiniiiatioi. in .1 -ect poaoMaion of th i pi il Meek ttrat Nuitbsm aplul Bon.lt 411 ' Hut all Ihi ea-nes the svateiu onlv delinquent from r-eallle to UbiMM. IM Kne railroad, practically owuetl M the tame SMihlMlinil. Iia tMlM miles of svatem. It capul t.ck i 117;, I40.M0, its funded debt t I4O.4IS.10O. llat- I Hett Hi.l III the Ity (or fassllb 1 10 trifli- Free t.ii.1 !: usini Eltvtri. light u-l Xi-u. lie i I'io -i ru.if l.ulliltnti. Cur Couri l'f;.DLt:T0 liiii-ifi.il. isi ili'aM . m -.i vl strenethen vour luntrs. it is a safeguard for you always. ; lake it at the first indication I Kl NORTHERN i-'kethe. rv iplanatew of toe biures in the W . " .... . - . I u Luuri" " course of tiie itatement, anil it should be read and sio.l.e.i o, every taxpayer and worker in I'uiaiitia touuty, on whom Um- bunWu uf 'lent falls with unfolflMiting ftme. We are told these statement of the iMneul eoiidition of tbe county are to he rend -rod everv Sixty da barea ler. an litAt tiie pro gree down or up ran bg lw lor oi. servetl. Just M.tie iieglec and inatlauli ju to the d.nv coim.v utl. j at the ctJti't nouse have uo furiiished thaa stateineji lor mn. al itangl sem.-auntia! IMIMMMI are provided for by law ami i-erauoe oi it the tax payer baa bawu kepi in tiie dark, while the debt baa grown like a hst crop on new ground This debt iiatenieut, taken in con nection with tbe (act ib.i ihe total tax at in Peadietou. tbe ear uf lwO!, will be forty mills or four per cent, aad in tbe county ant) uuiide of Pen dlatou twanty-dve mill or two anil ona-nali per cent, t - ux a.er will basse food for re&Wt nm that will meet bis every requirement fo- j'u.- bjM id come, ilut lat it u iMMnbeiad mat tbia condition of affat'e is niur.-ly due to Um (aat that tba taxpayer fur years base votflitl into otfMj I wbo knaw who to' to fa. friends" that laxe er loctod, while the ouuuty cre.l t b. .uerally expanded, tith tbe Mil Mall tnat a moontain of debt was piied up. waicb ia a atone aruuud the oeck of man boa work to live in I lie county. If Ibe taxpayer will only learn to sola for "lit men" instead oi "go.l men," tbe debt in time may be paid ami the burden of taxation bevouiu gradually laaa in the eonuiy. Hosmm tftJa is almost too mui.h to hope fur. One facl sbuilid be alaietl huioie cloaiats tn s article. Vtaaaa acMpatiag county ottiee a i.t ae iui raipOM' aibie tor the n eae.i attOUtM oi Uuia tilla's rlnan.es, but n tliey do uot make eome imadwav ... uf debt during tlteir btsms qI a Baa tbey should aot ask to le eul tuned with tba duttea of Mlief(1jj,o.,r agaiu. It ia time that the ieoi.u- of tbe eoanty required pa'i'ormance dur un the utruis uf utbee instead oi con- l-.C n..' achievements of this extraunl unry i man. ItMfc stutiemlou fortune falls only to om ii'v'ii in millions, ami may not be reeatil at all to the rising! generation. J,'u'. the tr :i .. of Mr. Hill' lite mav fairlv l.e held out. to ever) America lsv . It i tin: That -11 i--s HI -H1I- llrgre.- .,- .1- ..' i- tn- r.-war.i of tbe qualities which .Mr. II l; ha applied to hi Ufa work lle-siarted by doing small things eji atd ingly well. Ha has batn iudusirioii. 1 energetic', rarefo). honett. lie has ued ' one MMOH a stepping alnns tn an-i other. And over all we Imhohl the man' marvelou iatience ike-man-Keview. A as 'irrfl tsM Mttlod in Ikroat nrf broccnul I i. ... , lAtti- . -e. 1... umiI tal ' i ud i. tirj mtc c aaas A LJ l.- flViO ay ttilitaucT PlF.KKI l ' SUING, ktcttr at. 4rk Church, Ltkoy, N T. atillnh's Cuoauimplien Car i anl.! I.y al' CU Itqrltt at Sir, SO.. OH. SMI - aWtUt Vrlt.lfl-.l iiBr.nlflfl with mvmry I'.'" I tun ar mil sAUflfUKl go to floriltugl. tail ut janr tu.ia7 bflVOli. vv r-.t I or MaMMl keofc on romtjcipiioc tajj ilaMt cciaa in p.C aVflfljt a CaV taMaaaBj, m lor mile liy lullmuu A i ii.. .ti-iiiftflaia Oregon Lumber lard HiUniM s MCffilnn i nr Rl nam I) it i 'n. ( j'tr. lonrisit lltp pgCflttti !ST. PAUL FAROO i tKANi fob it e lOBOOKf rN WINNEPKt. HEI KNA ami buttk. Columbia Pi ,i Da Ii t u t 'A Tor Chicago. M -a- City -' Paul, t. latins, K .Ir. Omaha, and All Point Us? 9nd ".irtlatlt! an.l un the Soon. it- i t- ! ''.I, I 11 '1 If'K im 111 MlindaS. fl.lues.1 ! t v a. m Ixparu ilaii aacapt oatlay aian for iuforatsiii.il rv-xar.liua ralaM mi I . 0. nislaliofl. on or a. I- V UUMa, tein . fc .. e-ri'liet-.u 'irocoti S 8. CAUtgRIIKAP. I. Pa. Walla Wall Wa.r, CI IIC Ali W.vIIN(.TiN PHILADELPHIA v. YORK in TON ami ail t . i 1 1 .- hast and Houtr, NOiE AND COMtlBNT. Tiiere teems to be a prettv fair chance for a speedy revival of that nrancli of the fruit industry kntmn a "shaking plum trees," which received a temporary etbafk in tbe state of Pennsylvania some time ago. l'n f-ssor buiimi- of Vale college has been delving int. Inslury and he hnds no evidence whatever that I'regoii owes its salvation to I)r Wliitmaii Hreaident PMlOM. of Whitman vol lege, wbo evidently thinks he Ml toumh .l the historical depth, av in effect lo tbe Yale nrofeator, "Whv, you're another ' Doctors -still differ, ' Uon't thev" eSELL8.a I uilltx-t. Lath, SUhintftCa, 'iiiildini;. Papotfl ' ar I'.tper. l.illM and Omeiit. Brick and -nui. Saih illiU lisnilh. Scr I kiOTOCs WilMloWSi Tot r.i ( tulii Pipe. liirouHii ii'-..'t U. Japan au.i niua run anil M an. I Arnsriiaii rtiarn KaclSr Hivauiahlr. A aMSMflWMIl'avlfa, who it anting tome verv interesting letters to the Intarday Kvening Pott, thus give an insight 0 the vainy tide of emigre- Slouai III.-: "Vtie ve got to ttrttle tiown . whether we waul lo or not to to.- every jever battling and never colvv.l probtOM ami to lace ull tbee new queitliiiir, which so threateningly rue bet in ua. There are the old perxiuu! rivalries, hatred and , -.iiuut.es : tie ohi insults and slight from pulm. a. friends w ith whom an can never hope j to get even, because of the very fact that tiiey are (olitical friend TbOSl in the iiurry scurry all the uioruiiiit and around the department, and tiie hurry scurry back to committee room, followed at last h., a few hour of al-1 most exhaustion in a senate ciiair oinv lo have little clouds ut visiting card thrust upon - from n' r- wl.iie one i trying all the time lo follow the legislative busineae ami at the same j time to loos, over the report of eater- ' day's speech. Then when the day is j over, to be ambushed on the way home hy office eeeker , to be hunted anu bauuleu III. iiinluigtit and then kg ail duwn tu liniah a report, or to read your home newspaper ami tin. I yoiu Horit' & I ivfht. Prop1 TIME SCHIDULI. Train least ftMIOtM tHr except iMMl al t, ia' y to Per ftirtiier inli.rraalloD. Ilia t-anl- ma fr aud Ucket. cal! uu or v. nte W, AUama. tvui.lt loo nr(rou. or A l I'llAI'.LTtlN. Tuir-l au.l IforrlattD Sla.. ivrtlana. lire POSSIBLY You art nut aware of lb 1 USt HU tt vi htlptftl iIl' Sua vrTare.1 by the OaRa&N . i a -s. t. ''re.'fi 1 1 . s IS. T f sAj. for Genentcii 9 2-Daily Fast Trains to the Eat-2 It you cDuot ik. Hie moruniK fralD travel via lb uvwoluf traiu. both ar rtuelr vjjuip-il OUR SPECIALTIES: Ftaat Time. Through Servn e. Pull man Palace Sleepuru, Pullman Touriat Ulaapvra. Pullman Oluara. Library ( afo Car and Frew Ra uhnlnK Chair Cara. r.wasf. sratnssMr. . a.-aaee -frnf ox? art Tins fehsiula I air '"s groai Psaaiaten. j vara Nat Mil ut,. rjt Port Pat gall fto. g Worn, -ma.-.a Kan- No I S:l4. a. , tat City. St. Louit. SuS. u. No i ;-hlca.o.l tUtt. viai Noll -at. 10. Oregon Short line. 1.0 u . rltstsau Walia WaIJa MM tlrinei.l.. i ... s" I'uiutt. m ,.: s'T' :IAa. a i i.nnato aiel Kait, n. n,.. m ssat aastairs fortjaadsndaan ,g... ! :lip ui. uip to Os.an Steanitnict ivudb From PortlanU. r'oraan rranclMo-- Krr flr gggg, .ai. ) Uu.liag,. j L'Hjuan. Snag. Bls.r. Lv UW.m kiparl. M UwUion I U, Hay ft Co., Hnr ami sell St icUts. Honrlw mid Qrain for rli o.- on mara ti'iirl Mtrajajt. I ' 1. 1 1 .-1 . , Ore "c York .etncfc RatttHMgo, Cliu ik'" 1'Ogh I ki ree. Chicago Hoard or ,i, NEW LUMBER YARD. We are now ready iot iiiiine near Waslungtoti Cnlumbin !;-vir freight deit with a enaral aaaor ttnotii of I tt mbor direi't from our own saw mill, and can furnish nnything pTOWptlT. CoOBtPJ order ill MT loal shipjatl din't frnm ..iir mill in carload lot at I'nrreet t.rice. Live n a Mil. W. J. SEWELL. Mgr. ATT0RNKTS. l AMTEK'gt IIAI.KY ATT,,nvDJ i-iis, av . A,.?tOB,u,ai ion. ...egoti. I. t. M All. IV l.AVVr' 1 Jtl.l-1 btlllrtlng. PlOB Qffft al HTtl.l.MAN ,v ft Kit, r vTr;: "1 la. h.Hiu,. I'l 1 .nirtTg MOab. 1 " 'asaaa, TlltM. KITXaiRALD, ATTorsr Uw nth., o. AMorlauoii Blt R W K;i:ir!,::Y"- attorkkyat PHYSU 1ANS. DW. W, li. I I...K (iKKICP tvo-T Mlldtag om,.. iorV "tSu,!l"B j. m Tswpgnas TJ. -""sa.. IM ol Plri Naili.na: .. nI 9H i ai : l tt.s p m Irlqual to any in the world. 1K . . i h.Vi H. OKKICK OVUiS lleMa Savtagi Hans Tti-phoo ten.- I l.hont' .1 s-spegiir B, le .h. V.:.. '1i','fc tot "tlll.lln leleplion: Offict, DUkS-S .It'll.-.-, i.iai I M I'll. D. J, M l Al l.. ROOM 17,aUMl lion Mask Ivieptitme i. rtildtaaiaT 1 1. II. I 1 1 .1,111 I ' 1 1 1 . . t . ., .. "I -I' l.V..S ut Keyva o. K-;.-. nfti.-. u.octewtgle PILSNhl BOTTLEJ W. K. PKKMY. I'll YSh 'I a' AMi mC S"tMi, t'Slal.. in.-.,.,,. iu. i v.n.n k. i;i.AKii.KK, ran mm laatrvuua nl.taiai autl llrrsisiiif t Opp. ii.iiel. ..it Waur and gainst, ta.lt. nr.- UKMlSTh. . A A i ..HAN. HENTItJT. OXyiCI lu niu.l lliil..lU; Johrsoii Sis. 4I t.ns, HRKWBBYK OWN BORLTMO. Highly iMommaJitiad to family trade Every iottlvfullv gMMBtMtla rchultz Brewing Co. Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard a :.. HKATIK :. D. fnicK ovsi eaviuga bank i.aa auminiittrHl. R. A. MANN, HfcaNTIriT. IN AbStAii iiou h:.i. . erst P. B .i ion .orHtv. UUSIC AND PUNO TUMIH6. PRUK. ROUEUT HAI.l.tiT. VIOLIN So. "io,..it. iva.'iirrui violin, vmla csllo. i -i in. in. nar piano bii-rortai. litraaai iiu.ie. i-oiiii. ariHnteei.'ir an-: or .iriirimaj no. a.i.i krnini omra riuu lUFaiafSam .. p i og ooi..'Uy .loin, orciivsira aaa M.eu lor oartita. ball aud all ucca..ou i :auiei.ia appi lu I C Sstrn, upa ..in. ac ii.,, .-a Can sell cliuaper than any turn in the county because they bay in large qatalidM. If you need lumber og any kind or mill work call ami net their prices. AHLHITKITS AND BL1LD8BS. T. K. HOW ARD AKi HlTKlT ANli r-la-riun-U'iem oiakvfl loraplrla. aad rtualu pi a a lor nninllDs In ia tliy or cotitir tvuelli JuUil liuliillUS I' A. M.W. I'i'N I I; A i 101'. AM' Sullaler. taiiuiaitr furiiiinst! on all ktainl litaaoiir.. .mat Sal Mailt- atobtf wallt. 1C. 0t ,iora tal. In . I al tin i.iu orrfuniau uMct H.NKS AND BI0KI.U.. KUairi N-L IIDNA.. l.ANK OF PaWBU U)li i pi tal, POM ' rau-a. u general banking busiuraa kJ.naii. alio n .vatai ln, iiaii-l, .' ,1 onl.Iiuau. P rata 100 Nua York ant priu :pa. ijiaua ... hotUaMtaH. pralta lirattn on trnoa Jipu !.. I l.ihila ll.lt. ....... ItuUflOO r lanas l-evi Anfconr. .icai,ieni. M V .1 kt eta Hlftta. i taattl latlv Stnl .aaai.r a. I IHr. PRNOLKTOM MAVIVM BANK . . ...l Uaat l.laS ' rMill. tltii. ."t. --.,iu... - " i.ai . ... iiu.rea a.ioae! 0 II " is.au. r atiiaof Utuao! an i flSiasaauftu. .pal i-.ii,i S . tta. aiirnilun sivaw net.- Y J fiirnito, .real,ltnl, I rl.--,.r..i.l.if : 1 J Mot't. taallMjr. R. FORSTER, The COMMON PR Issued Weekly. William J. Bryan Editor and Publisher, Lincoln, . Nebraska ....... . tttvvt.l .TUIVA Oregon t aplUi. Wu.OStl turpim as.) rrjta. (6,0t I it no ma .K'poaiu M ft. i i an ilauwatli chaas iw.aow. uroini i. Il. i,'7i "SJ-aTf: Prnnrl.ilnr Magst; I I, Kirk slro-i '. . leal, I 1- rrOpriUlOl. asM... MM Mr- I . ; harstlLiaMSt aaaaataaai THi. KAK.MKRH BANK Of JfaW, Viealoll. . rfoll Dova "'l1J(-iT bultMan taenangs Louabl saUM-S leettoaa Hreaiatli altenaad i. apaag ateliciil ...uiiiuou ami a,, r'pora ..it. .,, ut , 1 1..,, nf r.-aljoaaaW-ttaaflflap ,t ai IHaaaa I ,11.. J.i lit,-.. I PtovtMlei, vne .rldu: 1 ."fTaaS aiai.t . a i r k kll.aT..rv aalalaul U A ll.rltoan V VI JolJUa T. ) bra V KICsnre Kots-r- 1 I'r.lelall' ' A. H. H I LPHKN."- A I'O ,Mffl ..mi t iiui'a. iiiiw iii s.i. .- ' j,aia ... .1.. .pi i...o.n. 1..-M.-.- or-lrt m ak Co or aim Vaa UISOSII i"" lib A. ami thev are good ones too will leave it to you JhM LB ,el ... .l. '"",,r 3 m eltKitric line. Hon-" whigh is the iiest for yoiirimll. abort notice. Mot machine i ilig a HKielIty. RgRdMoj tic irk Supply Ht' i ....i Iir,,... I'rop ."r , and Ked ' ifiv'J.Z' LT." '"'"ion lor WallaWalU aialsiV tt' aawMf a tan am., atelssa Uap.,,. lo, Uwiatoa, Uaipor.ril, v.. i Bl la .. .. .... .i.i., i, u, rUr o, Solil by alOUK MCllMltIT The Louvre Saloon PKNPLgTON - ORattiO.N illx kaal Oisoolau,lAc. a wees. Iloiira of Kanaau Cny oLn tur eaaurn uoiuia lime aavetl to Oatalia, t lot-am, . b: Louia, .Naa York, lioilon au.i ll. Acta t.ssl via Mall Latkt: elt) alltl lleliv.- II Is to lour interval lo aaa u.c mr.HI.tM, KiO IK Tlckcia au.l leenius i ar u-ntir cau u- Kt urr.l from I r' SAlUl.n Again O R. A N t o. or J. If I.tUUKOe, I'ati.l.. i..n , i. i. . i. Ageu: i- I mrd St., I'orUaaa) bra f. P. Walttut. Agent W H lll.'lll kl in (teuatal PaMvug. r Again, roriian.I Oruasoi. ean.lleiou Tn Kaat Oragotnan ia -Latum o.a f"D 'P'ssanuuvt pap. lt j0i 4ni) b. paopls appreciate it .od gbo, by Ihsu bbeial pairoivaga. li ,. ,u. iaui mettiun. ul ttak, MclU)U Terms Cayabh,' in Advaocc We have Lamps One ear f i no SU months 6o tO Bum i nree i luntlia j j Single Cop-. ,us No Invtlinf canvabsers are em ptovgsj. Term:, for local agents will be sent on application. All money should Le sent by P. U. order, BxMMg order, or" l.v l.ank draft on New York or Chicago. uo not send individual checks or stamps The Commoner per vear with w ecjtj Last Oregonian . . . J2.35 Telephone 73. I ' W t a a - . seiiii-weeRIy .Last Oregon lan -i 85 ; Daily East On gonian 5.75 Address Kast Oregonian, Pendleton, Oregon. Pendleton Ukiali Stage Line rtuaton Camay. Mrp'. Leave Peniileton ..very tluy at 7 oVh:k a pt Sunday, for Pilot Kock, Kve, Piioiie's Main 74 .tne. ml Kates 011 carload loU- ALLEN BROS., Wood and Transfer.. Ordar.svlllKccalveFro.pt m mji PEN DLKTO.N , J .u I 111 otav.Basis' tmt0t Old I . I . r . . III.. 1 . a . . ' . ouable freight and aa-Qnpra. 'J'J. taeiigUr rate. WeWbpapeib City oAce at T..I !..... a. rs.- j ... .. L .ZS.k OP" '.naS'Sa iwr' riuijdf tore " "ru a. ill toll Ore"i,