MM.
12000 worth of Seasonable
foods for $950. Must be
iold before February 15.
rices cut on all Winter
ioods. : : : : : :
THR BEAUTIES OE SKAOWAV.
LETTER FROM GEORGE P. ROSEN BERG
TO WALTER M. PIBRCR.
leaver Bros. Dry Goods Co.
Lmuw , n.uiaAKV l,
11101.
i WESTON NEIGHBORH(K)D.
L Rllllken't Tustle With it Coiis-ar
on Hnnkni Mountain.
.. . n i. i.l,.l.,.,,l i j i
If1. r.asi iregou 1,111 ,n mau.,..
U Leader llir till- IlllloWlllg
J!... i.,., i n,.,ittn nf tlx' normal.
Lo! iialant fur several duvs this
L t ilirn; i lie legislature.
M;trv 1(. nth, who Iiiik ih'HIi visit--ii.
,l Mrs. Monrnl' II icks. re-
Vriiluv to her home at I'endle-
ur. Win Iteneilel nnil Mm. n. miii
m i,.(i Mr ronaioion im dtwiiuuj
Ilttt'iul a cuiuurBiinn ii'n "j
wr. il tin' 1'lll'IIIiv
.. . H ill..!... Iiou r..l,.r,..l
c ,. r I I II i i i ' ' im. , . i... . ... .
jiMrli mi tin' Wi'Htun public school,
it fortnight h inneas, numm
l,fl, ii' relieved liy litir sister.
rWU. . . .
n( (i. Currell, ucconipanied ny
mother ind sister, urrived rerun 1 1. v
IktrCity irimi Went Virginia, and
inriin'il ii In partnership there
I hit iiin i.'. Col. W. K. lUitctier.
. c. Oookburn, mi old ud waltly
r resident of l'ry creek, well
sn throughout the Last BtM, in re-
Irtol in lii dangerously sick witn
It if MHM that he cunnnt re
i 11 Nelson und sister, Mm.
tliiveiin. Iowa, have ROM tb Port-
nl nil Asturin mi u pleasure vlHlt.
Lev will tlin go to Clutsop ticaeh.
I i i'Ii it'ii in hiiH nuvur noon old
(in. ami wliile in i iregon tiesires in
M .ii luaiiiliineu with tin) mighty
cini'.
Mm are lllll t work on Joe Coff-
kn' pliu c near Blue Mountain -in
m, taking ont building rook for use
hi ill a Walla. Il i- being lined in the
Btlractinii ui a levee along .Mill
About HO carloads have already
In taken out. Mr. Cofiman receives
IctnlH .i our lur the rook.
II. (i. Walker n 'I'Olvtw- t ln welcome
It- I iy ti'lephone from Helix thut
brother, Il in recovering
k tint attack of smallpox wtiu'li
taitlv visited him. Commissioner
ier t- physician suys that the
rut will emerge iron his sickness
In.- countenance ininiarred by
illtinx pita.
Lf, Wood left lor Pendleton yeater-
'1.1 join the commission Hunt to
ubinutuii in the inturuHU of the In-
in war veterans, fie in one of the
(i. A. 11. men appointed on the
huiaiiinn, the other live cniuinis-
ti in. ni) veterans of he Indian
Mr. ..... 1 in the only uiuniher ol
MOBnieslon from Kuitern Oregon.
tn K Kirk wuh Hi town lor anveral
I thin week from Mutton. Adams
My, Wurih., whore lie bus located a
fceateitil , together with ('. K. Pluck,
Ainler.-on and others, loin la
pady rlijHing the plow, in the hope
mri'iiming the grinding poverty
laid win's Dys-
tps'm Tablets,
tod digesters,
hart digestion
roperly--make
healthy, clean
;omach. help
he stomach to
o its work prop-
rly until it's
ured 50c.
IMAM I An. .. ' Al..
Ajtu I, BACPWV CO.,
i )!.. nlaafl o pouada ii"' "'
fV"p.r TcblcU. Mr t.'':,' "
wcuaditluu A. B. Loomi.
L ALAMSnt, Cau I
PAgl) i. HALUWIN CO , t ,
I Aftr 9,ilfttuK wtUi louob ltoTM
lnr vi.,. I kVW. Anirad mvKlI )y IUaU
Ptrpiia UbleU, lUt)' vojdlng "
uperattou. which I wa about U
1 MALE UV HIUXMv A M'CUMAO
ransker,
gUCKlNG,
TO R A G K.
n Orsdall & Ross.
Miners Custom Mill
Fran WalUra, froprietor.
1."!. LOU banal. . A u
tr,.. . . . ,rr '
kMlU 0aMlr. M . aiwara
that haa been hit lot evt.r ainee he
tleparted from prosnernua Weaton.
It in reported that lleaekiith Key'n
gallon houio at Kreewuter DMItOWl)
eaeaped a raitl a few tlays ago hv a
core oi angry women. They came uitli
axea and hainmera, and threatened to
knock in the head of hia whiaky
barrels if he didn't quit huaineae.
Mr. Key locked them out ami thna
prevented further diattirhancc. The
women were on the warpath became
their hmbaiid found "Key 'a Heal"
too Reductive.
Mlaa Etta I led raw, who in visiting
her aiater. Mra. I.. W. Humes, lit
Chelan, Waab., is in an exceedingly
unfortunate position for a young lady
curetnl of her attire-uml whut one of
them ia not'.' While accompanying Mi.
uml Mis. Bamea to Chidan, Miss lie
liruw's trunk was transferred to the
wrong train at Spokane and aorrlod to
OblfltgO, As It contuined her entire
wardrobe save the dreaa she wore, il
inav well Im.' imugined that Miss I'e-
itriiw tltws not entertuin the kiinlt'Hl
feeling in the world for careless Iibu-gage-amiishers.
Arrangementa for the celebration of
John Marshall Day have been jier
lORWd bv the mitnitgeineiit of the state
normal Mhooli The exercises, whieb
wll consist of music ami an address hv
Judge Stephen A. Lowell. of Pendleton,
will he held in the normal chapel at
ii 'clock, Monday evening, February 4,
Judge Lowell is too well and favorably
known us a citizen, hia ability as 11
lawyer too Hrnily tixed, hia gift of
oratory too fullv recogniied to need
comment bore. The subject of hia
theme being one of the earlieat ua well
aa one of the moat highly respected of
hia choaen profeaaion aaanrea hia au
dience a raro treut indeed. The public
ia cordiullv invited.
"Wea" Millikcn the o-yeur-old son
of I hru ii i Mil liken had u ruther start
ling experience with u cougur u few
duya ago near hia home on Husket
mountain. According to reports re-
eived bv the Leader the young niun
bad killed aome speciea of game ani
mal . probably a caribou that, had
atraved down from Canada, and bud
bunt; ui the rcmaina. When he re
turned to aecure the curcuaa uml bring
it home lit. found u cougar making a
aatiafactorv nietil off the tenderloin.
Young Millikun wus disposed to leave
the tawny stranger in full puiBcaaion,
but coultln t make u lust enough get
uwuv. The cougar tuougui r. wus
cornered, and made for the hunter
with evil intent, knocking him down
autl scratching off more skin than he
oared to lose in ono round. But it
seems the animal only cared to make
way for liberty, for it letl ua 1MB)
prostrate and made off into the wooda,
victorious and free. Mr. Millikcn col
lected himself together, found that he
was not aorelv hurt, and went home to
tell of his blood-curdling experien.. .
t in Thintl.
Tl.u Du. .Ilaaaauu for which hlliloh's
Consumption Cure iB especially recoiu
i.i .... n..ui.. rv.ll Whiainiiiu
iin iei,'. .... . ... . .. . , n
Cough, Croup and Consumption. No
motut'iiie ever itiiittt, oy ion., n . , ...
to it in any respect. Sold under a
positive guarantee. Money back if it
fails. '','. els, 64) cts ami l a Isjttle.
Tallman & Co.
Tb Anaal or the Allay."
Sullivan ami Hum- new sensa
tional melcslrama ol New York lite
arountl l ive Points and the Bowery,
entitled "The Aiipel ot the Alley,''
Will lie seen ai cruer opera iiiiuwi
Kebruurv -I. It is said to he truthful
in depicting lifo among the lower
classus ol a uieiropoiiiaii fay. r.vory
scene is carried and some magnificent
views will he shown. Jhe cast to
uortruv the various characters has
been 1,1, i.e. I vurv carefully and in
cludes many well known ami popular
players. One of the leatures is me in
troduction of an organ-griutlur who
plays the latest ragtime and furnishes
the music lor some very gooti tianciiig
These ora-an nave uceouie leatures in
the poorer quarters of at I large cities
anil crowds gainer uooui iiiem in wutco
the street gamins dunce.
a This Plain RnouaTb.
II , .. ........ . ... ,-. .ii.,!. an, I irM
losing flesh, go to a drug store, and
get a bottle of Hbilob's CodSumption
mm. Take two-thirds of it. and then.
if vou are hot benefited, return tike
I... nl.. ti the clriiiwist. and he will re
turn vour utouev. Isn't that fair? No
one could ask more. 36 cts., 60 cts
aud tl a bottle. Tallman A Co., lead
iug druggists.
Mailaa to Contractors.
v. I r.rnimaalM willl be received hv
II, L. Heater at bis place of business
up to Saturday evening, reoruary w
lOOl fnr thu build mi; and entire torn
pletioh ol a two story frame resideuce
,.l....r I.. nl.nv , ireliMred for tile
... . v f r - m -
aame hv T. . Howard, architect, bid
on all wttrk except stoiie louuuaiiou
and mason work of basemeuL"andstone
... mi . .: . l. .
a,..! ..i tisMiiiuce lite r lull l is rcnertt:o
to reject any and all bids for the work.
Jan. 3U, liaji.
Drviug preparations simply develop
dry catarrh ; Mtey dry up the secretions
wbleii adhere to the membrane aud
decompose, causing a far more serious
trouble than the ordiuary form of
catarrh Avoid all drying inhalants
Mid use tbat which cleanses, soothe
and heals. Kl v's Cream Culm in such
a remedy and will cure catarrh or cold
io the bead oasily and pleasantly All
druitk-iaU soil it at 60 cents or it will
be mailed by Klv Brotliers, o Warren
IfH., N. Y.
A Flcht Descrllist Between a Whale on
On side, a Bwordflish and
Thrasher on the Other,
The following are excerpts from u
letter written at Skagwav, Alaska, to
Walter M. Pierce, nf tfiia city, under
date nf January 22:
"Cpon reaching Seattle, I sailed on
the freight steamship Ruth, bound for
Skagwav. It took seven ami one-half
day" It) make the trip, but the time
passed only too quickly. Yon cannot
imagine the grandeur, beauty or im
mensity of Aiaaka nntil you have gone
over tit is ronte. Here you steam
across wide stretchea of ocean in
dented into the coast, then suddenly
plunge into narrow channels wltft
precipitous and snow-capped peaks on
either hand, down the sides of w hich
tumble tiny rivulet- or huge
waterfalls. Along this path of
panoramic bounty of . sudden hursts
into view Indian burying grounds with
their fauUstic totem poles, some
hideous, but all real works of savage
art, fully attesting to the peculiar DO
I iofa of these people, an I their more
than peculiar method of burial of the
dead.
'"There is lots of titnlier on (be moun
tains, but it is nil stunted, owing to
the fact that there is no depth of soil
anil the extreme cold.
"Just as we were finishing the paf--auge
across QtMHUl Charlotte sound,
winch was very rough. 1 suw a sight
vouchsafed to very few no more or
less than it battle royal between a tm iri
whale on one side and a sword-Hsb and
thrasher on the oilier. The method of
attack bv the latter was fur the sword
fish to keep prodding the whale in the
belly, causing the whale o rise to the
surface, when the thrasher would bring
down his tail across the back Of the
whale with a vim and a will that
would have brought the blush of shame
to your good-natured countenance at
the reci, 1 1 t ion of the pun y whipping
you were capable of administering in
your days of pedagogy. It a as u sight,
though, I novel shall forget. Since
that time I have with my family hid
the pleasure of walking on lop of the
hotly of r. wtsalo, and now have as a
memento thereol n whalebone at home
three leet long uml II inches wi le
The whale ssured Kl feet in length.
"At last I arrived st Skagwav and
was more thai, surprised at the town I
found. I stepped from the boat to a
wharf, the approach to which is near-
Iv ball u mile long. There uro three
other wharves jutting int.. the head oi
I. vim canal, w it h iiniiroiichcs eomillv
as long. This is for the purpose of
securing stitlicient depth for the steam
ships. the tide here has a rise and
fall of 17 leet vi tth a strung winn
from the south I heve seen the tide
rucing through some of the sfreels of
the town like u millruce.
Skagway bar u populutiou, 1 should
judge, of '.'."tOO people and it flouting
yeurly population of IO.imhi io 60iOOO
It is surrounded on all sides hut the
south hv mountain ispska, some of
which rise to u height of HOCO feel.
and one can stuntl in Ins door way and
see glaciera and eternal snows the year
round. The peaks, by reason ol tlieir
precipitous ascent, seem to overhang
tin- town itseli, and what -tnkes the
beholder most forcibly lit first Is the
sharp contrast between those and what
one bus Is'en accustomed to ats-; lor
these with few exceptions rise to u
shurp point . It is a wonderful sight
when one i an look up luuti leei in
going to autl from his business to see a
waterlal! mailing us leup oi ni leei.
It has boon named Dewey J ails. II is
imisissible for one to portray with
words the most marvellous grandeur
of this country.
This is practicully the gateway of all
interior Alaska, the only railroad be-
ing the White Pass a Yukon railroad,
which begins at ibis point and runs to
White Morse, the head oi nuvigulion
n the Yukon river. This road la oua
sidcrctl one of the most wonderm!
pieces of railway work in the world.
S'ou muv form some idea of the value
of the property ami the trauV passing
over it, when in onu siugle month last
SeptemlH.r, the not earnings ot the
roatl amounted to II ,100,000, The oast
year .11 t transient person passed tin
aud out of Skagwav It is expected
thut this veur the number will reach
0,000,
You have no idea of the reliei one
(wall to lie iu u country, a new roan,
trv, where nearly everything is spoken
of on large money considerations,
where nroiecta lire large ami tramps
pad poverty ate unknown. They have
fat n irl.et I K- here. HUH Iheir l.earin
areas lurge in Iheir liberulity in the
use of the contents as the nurses are
fat.
Vou see here iiiugn ificent I V dressed
iHioiile. but fur all this, one is very
tlubiuus at going iurtl.nr than a mere
glance, us the crowd is of a very ciujiuo-
Eolitai. character, ano wnne one iiiigui
b touching elbows with silks, dia
monds and nugget jewelry, as a rule it
would not he sale to enquire any
further. Of course there are excel
tions, but the rule holds good.
I'hti town has a STood wuter sys
tem, its supply being liko Ilewey,
1'iOU feet above the town, electric
lights, two telephone companies and
a sawmill.
"Aa I write this, the w uid is bowl
ing and piling up huge drifts of snow ;
whio- we, inside our little bouse, have
two coal Area going. Yon cannot
imagine the difference between vour
north wind at Peiidletou and the one
here. Mere it i, lows for weeks ul a
time, without cessation, a perfect gale,
and its intensity and penetrating
pOWeH must be felt to Is- appreciated.
"We wear heavy warm shoes, and a
covering over them called muck-s-hicks:
very warm underclothing;
caps lined with fur that cover your
whole head and most oi the fuce and
ties under the chin, l or those who
have to be out a great ileal, they wear
anar-ka; this if lbs ai above de
scribed with a heavy canvass overshirt
attached ...vering almost the entirt
body, the same as worn by Kskiuios
that you see iu pictures.
"Kvervthiog becomes a glare of ice
here in the winter, and 1 have to wear
on mv shoes what are called "creeii-
ers" a spiked plate tbat can be put
on auu iukvu on.
"Nine days have elapsed since writ
ing the above, during which time aud
at this writing, a terrible blizxard has
been raging, vou don't know what a
m.V. u attnu.' atorm and 1-4 ale-
grees below all at the same time is like
until you have spent a wuiver at
Skagway.
"You will sate business bouses nearly
buried in snow; in instances tunnels
ana, Ml hint distances ill the SHOW "I
ingress anil egress. The north wind is
responsible for these huge drifts, and
three or four times a day 1 have u
shovel snow away from the eutrai00 to
my house to keop irum being entirety
blooked.
'Now imagine Uiis terrific wind wow
ing 60 or 70 miles an hour, driving the
snow like pellets of shot, with the
thermometer 14 degrees below, and VOU
then have the combination by which
myself ami family are at present
surrounded.
It was 2 degrees below at Dawson
ami 78 degrees below at Forty Mile
yesterday. The S. S. Dolphin arrived
in port three hours ago entirely
covered from stem to stern with four
Inches of ice. Thia may sepm prepos
terous to you, yet the S. 8. "Cutch"
ii jo ii i its arrival here was
Rovored with ice over one foot thick;
but in spite of all, it is really enjoy
able on account of its being so novel."
Millions (liven Away.
It is certainly gratifying to the
public to know of one concern in the
land who are not afraid to be generous
to the needy and suffering. The pro
prietors if Dr. King's New Dts overy
for consumption, coughs and elds,
have given Away over ten million trial
hollies of this grest medicine' and
have the satisfaction ol knowing it bsa
absolutely cored thousands of hopeless
cases. Asthma, bronchitis, hoarseness
and all diseases of the throat, chest and
lungs are surelv cured bv it. Call on
Tallman a Co., druggists, and get I
free trial bottle. Regular sue Hc anil
Ua Kverv bottle join ..ii I.-,- I or price
refunded.
1 a. a, .
Arrivals at Hotel PeaSloton.
Burt R Osborne, SI Joe,. Mo.
J W Peck, Seattle.
Miles Berrv, Chicago.
J A Allison, Portlsn I
I W Casmi, Portland.
0 M Churchill. Cincinnati.
D (' Andersen, St bonis.
W I; Whiteman, Chicago
K Sikes, Portland.
M S latnt., Du Bois. Pa.
- lleatfleld, Spokane.
I. Kisfebler, Pottfand.
Sum LOO, Spokane.
c L Mnwiicr. Spokane,
W II I'ttvlc, Portland.
V U tilendinniiig, Portland.
J c Lindsay, Portland.
M B Rowland, Sttn Francisco,
K S McMahoii, Portland.
C A Ferris, Tscoma.
1 K Levy, San Pranciscn.
I) .1 Riley, San I raiicisco,
K 0 Beets, Portland.
J O Williams. R.ppner.
H A Ksncns, lleppner.
W S McCallev, Wallu Wi.Hu.
.1 A lewis, Rock ford. III.
s a . -
Brave Men Fall.
Victims to sti'ioach, liver and kid
ney troubles as well as Woman, and
all feel the results in hiss of appetite.
jHiiaons mi the blond, backache, ner
vousness, headache and tired, listless,
run-down feeling. But there's no need
to feel like that. Listen to J. W.
tiar.lner. Idaville, Ind lie suvs :
"KleTtrlc Bitters are just the thing for
a man when be is all run down, ami
duii't care whether he lives or disa. It
did more to give me new strength and
good udpi l ite than anything I could
fake, f can now cut uuvlhing and have
DANDRUFF CAUSED BV A GERM.
A New Discovery That Kills the Germ
and Prevent. BaldnsiS.
Pretty nearly nil the hair prepara
tions fo'r dandruff, have oine merit in
allaying itching of the seal p autl In
being a fairly good dressing for the
hair, lint there i) only one that ret K
nixes what causes dandruff, falling
hair, and baldness and that doatrt y
tbst cause, a little germ and that is
Newbre's HornfoMe. Tbi germ SAM
its way into the scslp. down to tbe
hair root, where it saps that vitality,
causing dandruff as it digs up the
scelp into little white scales. Unless
it is destroyed there's no permanent
stopping of falling lisir ami euro of
dandruff and baldness. Nenbro ' Mot
picide kills the germ. "lVstrov the
cause, you remove the effect."
Delayed Christmas Pressnt.
More tlisn a month ago, at the
proper time. Mr. ndrew C. NMlth,
state senator from Multnomah county,
sent a box of Poland Stanford cigars
to Dr. C. J. Smith, oi thia city, for i
Christmas gift . ismi lo day's Ago the
Multnomah count man wrote to Mr.
C. J. and Asked If be bad struck hi
brand of pfcaOM. That out a flea 111 the
doctor's ear s to speak, and he wrote
a letter of inquiry. The outcome was
that Dr. A. C. looked the matter up
and it w as discover. si I hut the box nf
mar- had Been sent iy expren si
bad never arrived. II was taken ffi m
its Blaine of conceal numi by express
.tlicinls miii Imd ben negligent, sti.l
i.irwarded, and resell. si IU destination
one month late ss a Christmas gitt.biit
acceptable nevertheless. The c. ir
are of g-iisl flavor.
Woria Than War.
Hundreds are killed In war, hut
hundreds of lhoiiand me kill. si by
c.insuuipl ion. There would 1 lit)
MHM at all caused By tln tcnilile
licuso. if Mates mid Iv made to nn-
Icrttwmt tbat Shiloh's cough and con
sumption cure is s Sure remedy If taken
in the earlv stages, "fv cts., -vi rts. ami
fl u bottle. Druggists will refund the
money if o cure ! not elTectisI. Iilll
muii ,v Co., leading druggists
ATTENTION
LADIES
i new lease on lile,
ralluiiin V Co.'r
Isitt le guarantee, I.
'Only ifl eenls, at
drug store. Kverv
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed proposals will be reonived by
11. L. llexter at his plate of business
up to Saturday I ebriiHry 2, ll'OI, for
the liuihling ol u stone luminal ion
uml baseaienl for the resiikmce of II.
L. llexter, snd for the building of a
stone wall uround the street sides of
the property, according to plans and
specificitf ios prepared lur the -unit) by
j. f, Mowsrd, architect. Right i
sercrved to reject liny and all bids for
I he worki
Jan. U0, HKll.
Acker's dyas'siu tublets are sold
mi a noattrve giuirantee. Cures heart
burn, raising ol the l i, distress
after eating or uny form ol avss psiu.
On.- little tablet gives llnnieiliate n -lie).
26o and 50e. Foraale b linsrk
it Mr ' i
The Rural Spirit.
Is tbe lending livestock journal pub
lished tin the Pacific coast. No breeder
should Is- without it. Published weekl.
at I.H Third street Portland, Or. Send
f'nr free sample copies.
Mok i leu positively cure sick
headache, indigent inn uml const i ha -lion.
A delightful herb drink. Re
moves all eruptions tif tbe skm, pro
ducing a s'rfect complexion, or money
refunded. Ho and 50c. For sale by
Ilr.s'k A Me 'ouias.
Sore Lungs
mean weakened lunp;3 all
caused by a cold ami COOgfa
Weak lungs sooner or latei
mean consumption.
Shilohs
Consumption
Cure
will heal and strengthen the
lungs, cure cold aud stop the
cough.
I luujh.d lur ycara had aciumiSagca.
lXa.Ut A.d I au Iu last Haa f . ,'uauai.'
I. Uasl givau Ul all bub J i.i.a.ijt lord
KauxH aud it ..ufaaf saa Aoaiulatvly. As)
today iu ier(Wt Jataltu "
Our own ItuptsfrUttioo of LtotMf
KnilnDdrrios. BwInM ami all -own
liavt- arrivfd and arc on
display in our renter window.
As to Prescriptions
JR 1 1
The Peoples Warehouse
TUB LBADBR3,
AMERICAN IM.AN.
S.1.UU per Dav and I pu arils
i in. -i Motel
the 1st in.
Northwest
3 $ '
S8S"iaiar. A'ii
a hen physicians ris onimentl you to
have them compounded by us, what
does that n eanV Simply the cerluinty
on their part that, you v. ill get exactly
what is prescrilssl --the right tpiantity
and the right tputlity, which ia even
more iuiportunt. Bui we go further
than that, for we take holiest pride in
our skill in compounding.
BROCK A McGOMAS
DRUftaiOTfl
Corner Main and Court Sts., Pendleton.
FOR
Insurance
Fin-, Life, Accident, Plate Ulaaf, etc
Loans
on Ci'y Md County Property,
Real Estate
Improved and I'niinprovi-I City I-ds'
Htot k lunches uml Wheat r-arins
BBC
J. R. DICKSON,
I '.in i Oregonian P.uibling.
3M
THE PORTLAND
PORTtaANOi OetefOONi
Special Mates to tiastcru Oicgon people visiting Mortlantl. Meedtjuarters
for tourlst.i and commercial travelers. tl. C. BOW8R9, Manager-
I K. Ray n Co.,
liny sail sell
Stock b, I l nn .iiitl ( .rttiti
for . ash or ml insrgllla
Court trt, l-axxllul,.,, nr..
New Vurk Stock I'.xchonge.
Clileagn Stock fSchange.
Chicago Hoard ot Trade.
i.aat OakUiat, Cal.
RhlUb's Couauiujitluu Ciira is aald by all
drufalaU at SSc, Mc ail.ee bollla. A
rrl,.laa B liar all La. aoaa with avary holtla
r you ara uol .atl.Batl gu to your drusai.1
aii.l tft four uionvy liaall.
Wl.lS lor UI,.miaiI book on mills si ptioa. kaal
-StboiO ov-lo you. s. C Walla to, UMojf.n.V.
jToraale by TtMl man aV o., .Irujjulal.
VAUOHAN'S
UBET i
Still the , beapest plac) It; buy
CII'HIMi, HJOEt, T1NWAKK,
ti KANIi'KWAKK, HATS, CAP
TKI'NKB, BTO.i '-TC.
Miller, sail wool clothing at LRISe
THAN con.
OK fti shoes at leas than coat
Het thread, par spool.
Tin sauce pans, 7c, 'c, 10c, 12c, 16,
18c up. at lajitat Si mt cent below tin
wboteaale price. We guarantee our
j.ri.MS the lowest lor same grade of
goods.
Meu'a tsfyl pU, fsUaj up.
Men's work ilia- shirt, geua iiueaS-lc.
26c, :tOc, Ioa up. llll lae s g
OREGON
Shorj LINE
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1
NORTHERN Take the.
PACING
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I line Sehsduls
from Pendleton.
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via lluii'
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:lft a. la.
ia Until-lngUii
St Paul
tail Mall
:15 a. ai.
Via
I -laikane
Hall IjiSb, pouvir. Port
Worth 'Mi, alia Kan
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RUND
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Uiall, Uii.n.-- ai
Paul Dululli til .an
See. i iiH ago aud ai
1 1' in
(kean and River Stliediilc.
unit- i ,
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and all BattM Kast ami South.
TliiougS 11. aria Ui Jabait e.l utua sis
lartima an I Sorll.aru Ptoiflr SUaui.uii. o
nit Amen, au Hue
IIHS bcMSUULS
iiaiu laaiss I'as.llctoa dally map nuu laj
Washington &
Columbia River
Railway
lor Chicago, Ml. Haul, hi. I ..mis, k au
las City, St. Joe, Ouialia, aud
All Points Cast and South
Port lead aavd g skats
Aliives Muudai.. WleaaOaf ajsa rodavaal
il to a. si Tttaeaars.Thsi.iay. saw Saaxiatori
ai Ma
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1 loo, iHaauu. Of a 1. UUAHLTOM
Morrlanu -U.. Polliaua Of.
Oafly
ot Columbia Rlvsr
Suu.lay P' "'.
a , in lo Aaiona and Way ex.
S.ilorla. Laudiugs.
IA m. M I
Wlllamoits River
uany e. I
Ouu. lay Oregon City. SeaU'l e
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NEW LINE
To n I from lite
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lath '. n(-
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lllinnL o.Orjl 'lilrfrirPo-your rtcamJth M-MJ
llllliuij viiiiiai naiiiVeW ns-siaufui
and ItatlT- a ill .au uoaa Ml :iae in
th.reki hcesAa. w Ifcum. '
liue lo aeiart frueV
We OaV e sojee t
at lean than coat.
iirts far n
miHHaa . oo .
r. r Waawlsi. ase. roAvito-o
av aal OiMuAMSA. Ue-veaJ W
carnct. only i J cents a week
Solid 1 i .litis
New Equipsuatat
Wid. V cat i Nils
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ua i .i.oi
any othar
thill
Pass
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ire sreoa . iu u (rial
a -i.ulin, lanyiy ai a
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axe .-i
tail.
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