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i Our Special Sale this week we fer you the following Bargains: IB lackcts worth from $9 to $15 will go for 4-75 ii Capes worth from I7.50 to 1 1 will go for 3.75 l Wool waists worthi. 90 will go for .98 jo piece! of dress goods worth 29c wiU go for. ... .10 . Facinntors worth 75c will go for .8 100 Fascinators worth 50c will go for 10 , Fur collarettes worth from $9 to ti2.$o go for . 4.75 MUSLIN UNDKRWEAR. - kn ts worth $3.50 will go for $2.90 100 skirts worth $3 00 will go for 2.25 250 gowns worth 1 1 . 25 will go for 50 This salt- lasts bill one week only. ;ieaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. IS DAY, IKBIUAKV 11. HJM. BE RAISING OF THE $5000. th. Y. B. C. A. Ar. Hard Complete the Fund Thti ir nun' Work to aak lltlmutih tlif work of tlie lonng t I hriatian ASaociHiion if weeaer U, PMlflC 0OM1 tlian any oilier .if our fdiintrv, even here 11 is Uni to be reoogBleed as one of the .ii, il moat uNt-tu! institution, . . irtv, Them- ii--" mtions own ertv 111 theee Pacillc count cities tied at over H."7 .IMXi ami some very Imildinns are in small plnees. At jltiul, Calif., u place o' only 1(1011 kui.itnii,. the association owns a Mine, worth T-',lHHi. niHinia Bswhut above tlir average there in ninK to be a uei.i.rnl appreciation of value antl m-fossiiy 01 me wora in those modern association imilcl- n-m i-nuaard in a 10,000 home for Il fulfill tl.ey are lva tu huilil a 1 aiKu'iation , Oretton City they liuve u MHBI i.linw and 'f HO making plans i.rou- it no ui t make the work i ffiMtive, the mill ami MUlfM' institutions of the city giving mil support. ri-cogni.iiiK me vanie in. work 111 inakiiiu lienor men. 1 1 veref WuHliiiiKton, the contract 1 been let for a foUOO liuiKlmit lor IflMoeietlot . Iyer at bOM t ii plan- are oeioj; mi (hi n bnlldinj to com io,uoo to LtklO. these inataneea inoe turn renuiewn nnpiiri-nn with other places II ill- iptiint nothing unusual in raiaitig 1 ir a 1 . ai. kj. a. mi i mi i uu cnuiuiitlL-es having in charge the of the fumlH are making gooo MM, annul aeuv bhri mina nnnr Istturdey , hut an there atlll lack kn'M'-'ik' in tlie amount needed ana It must all In' Iflbeerlbed bv prnlay bi ni thin weok the cituena in- tied .hnii Ul respond readily when In liv th inunttee. 00T HIS HAIR BACK. Partoclly Bald wnen lie surwo m Uia N.wbro'a Herplelda. - k Manet11 1 Marvland block, tte, Montana, ttouglit a isiiuc 01 bm's Herpieide April ti, '!), and n in uh3 it for entire baldness, lu Ian he HiivH, he had hair all over head, and on July - he wriUc, and t mv hair in an thick aad luxuri- , I V I H 411 V one illlllll WISH. wuiu i t , works on an old principle with new diaeovery destroy the ani you remove the effect. e . . i ... ., rpiciue aaairoye uie ii iui liinilrutT, inning nair, aim r haldueaa, 10 that with the 1 ni- the ellitct ciinnot remain, lallina hair at once, and starts new growth ill a week, p.bruary Waalhar. at mui'.k ending on Saturday, Keb- '1 wen a peculiar one nuui in.; point ul William Hilton, voluu-1 " of the weather. The ,,.., c-u.arature wan lower on! 1 day for aeveii 1 oiiaecutive daya, I tug off with -ii- degraaj on Hun-; ebruarv t, ami tuereaiter being. lb, IS, 1U unu U uegreeH auove Thursday, Friday 1y inguta were auoui aw lj-rjojn.i)U in injs aeciiou 'mm 111 otiier veara l'hr walure lor (lie aamu uarable in varying Arrival! at Bets! Fandlaton. A Kod i, runt. Portland. John Snyder. Tacoina. J J ttnrns. Portland. T W Jackson. Portland. Kd fiuisey, Portland. A Rowndy, Pittsburg. H A Dillon. Portland. V D Shields, Portland. 8 H Martin, Salt Lake. (ieo S tialbert, Spokane. F Powers, jr, Portland. C H Taft, Petaluma, Calif. C I. Downer, Spokane. Sam Lee, Spokane. J F Nvlander, Portland. J A All ison, Portland. J W Caeon, Portland. 11 H Keet, Portland. Mrc .1 F Adalna and ami, Portland. H Donley, Portland. I, Macleav, (maha. (ieorge Milton. Kock Sprmga. I" K Plowden. San Francisco. T I. I laher, San Franciaco. lien Koaentleld, Sati Franc isco. M Stone, Portland. L W Held, city. J P Hayden and wile, Portland. K A Schiffler, city. A I. Kearce, Chicago. W K Hall, Chicago. L C Robinson. Denver. K Brace and wife, St Paul. 1 H lluah, Spokane. W 0 llajrett and wife. San Fran cisco. H W Lcvelaud, Portland. I W Cuahing, Han Francisco. A C Luidner, Spokane. I Shulta, Hpokane. K R Harris, Siiokane. II It Howard. Arnold Levy, St Joaepk. H Von Puvmhraech. Dan N OllflMkB, Walla Wulla. C Oldendorff, Portlaud. 0 H Krecbt, jr, Omaha. Worn Tnan War. Hundred are killed in war, but hundreds of thousands are killed by consumption. There would tie no deaths at all caused by this terrible disease, if motile could be made to un derstand that Sbiloh's cough and con sumption cure ia a sure remedy if taken In the early atages. 26 cts., 60 eta. and $1 a bottle. Druggiata will refund the 1 m i money man St if a Co. cure la not effected. leading druggist. Lomlng. "Tha Prlaonar of Zanda " That great New York Lyceum suc cess, "The Prisoner of Zemin. " under the management of Daniel f ml, man will be given at Krazer opera house Saturday, February pi, by an especi ally strong company, headed by Vaughau 'ilaaer and Ruth Aldridge. Although the play has now been sev eral years in the public eye, it ia still at the heightb of its popularity, and the popular demand is greater lor it now than for many a uew play. The play was dramatized from Anthony Hop a novel, by K. t.. Kose, and shows immense merit. What elabora tion tbere is shows a master hand. Tha incidents of tbe novel are closely adhered to ami are most effectively handled, while the atmosphere of romance is never mice allowed to relapse. The heart story is touch iug, and affords one of the noblest lessons in moral courage ever pre tented on tbe stage. The scenery ia moat elaborate and tbe costuming effective. Seats will lie on rale at w o'clock Tuesday, Feb ruary 1'.', at Cull man's drug store. WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE. What Haa Bean Accomplished in Both Houses to Date. The following is a record in brief of the legislature in BBBtiOfl :it Snlem for the past four weeks, BBdfBfl Satnrdav last: Passed tha House. II. B. '2, by Barrett Providing for the establishment of public libraries. Jan. 30. II. B. II. bv Mattoon Regulating sale of property for takes. Jan. Jl. H. B. IS, by Col vig Fixing tbe time for holding court in First judicial district. Jan. 24. H. B. 22. by Stewart -F.stablishing libraries in school disti icts. Jan. IE Hi B. M, bj Storv Amending act tor relief oi Indigent soldiers. Jan. 31. H. B. 33, by Montague (1000 for improvement of Sodaville Springs. Jan. 31. H. B. ?2. by Dresser - Amend inc. act relative to aptcals. Jan. 30. H. B. M. by Urace Punishment for poisoning domestic animals. I'rb. 4. H. B. l0, by i-irace Fixing har.iiM ons work and day's labor. H. B, 61, bv Schninann - Relating to cemeteries and monuments. Jan. :I0. H, Bi U( by l'caree Clerical aid for atate trcasim r Feb. I. H. B. 100, by lleitkemper To pro tect union labels and trade marks. Jan. 31. H. B. 102. by OrtOCI To prevent coercion and hit imidat ion of voters. Feb. 2. H. B. Ill, by Poornian- Reimburs ing .mldiers for clothing. Ian. 31. Incorporation lulls for the following places: Hums. Whitney. Butteville, Alkali. Stayton, Purine City, 'iranite, Lebanon, W Paul. ToIihIo. Oakland, Tillnmook CUy II B 137 . TlllaaBOOl Citv II. II. 22 . F.nterpriae. Pasaed tha Sanata. S. B. No. L, by Mays Popular ex pression oi luoicc lor senator. Jan. S. B. t. by Kelly Service by sum mons in torei losure .-nit .Ian. L'o S B. 7, by Adams- To Iregulate warehouses. .Inn. 31. S. B. 12. bv Mulkev To reduce 111 terest on school fund loans. Jan. 2H. S. B. 16, bv I'rnw nell - Amending judgment debtor law. Jan. 28. It I , . h . M itrlel s .1 ill', 'I - .llitl witness' fee in Donh'us coantV, Jan. I res. Sat 11 1 la- ner be name u (iiini 111 tern A il ;ils a also i.jjjdest and jmee bt UnUr the 3d aud -n degree at. 37 deitreea o ISaiurduv the Mb, n- Mb and nth. Blown to Atoms. I... Il.at the I needs a '"'.,'. tur r Dill ha iHicn expiuu.- --- ing'e New Life Pill. "f,ZU tu- l,a,.U-s uentlv stimulatb IIIUU' draatlc, Lxperiem e is the beat teacher Use Acker Bngllan remedy ill any case of cough, cold or croup. Should it fail to give immediate relief money refunded, 25 cents und 60 cents Sold by Brock & MuCoina. (.isestock Braadiua Is faat becoming the leading iuduatrv of the Pacific North west Tho Rural Spirit will keep you poated 011 this great industry in its every branch Published weekly at 131 Third street . Portland, Or. Hand for free sample copies. Ivpepla can he cured by using Acker's dyspupeia tablet. Uiie little 1 a as a w. j sjf f lolrue u ilt'uimt.uli I I 1 u..,nl lulllUUUUe ! iit-awi n ujowvania .IhU UUWtMb U ' 1 ..U lla.l.la.1 ..ill i.T.,.. i.i.nilot. . - 1... M, aasliU m"-' niit ' mj;iirj3 1 ar1 1 ici 'i eunm 11. -j ,,k ni.in.v refunded .-..Id in handsome CT. ... 1.. - f.! lmaii A tJe.f. 1 tin holes at 26c, by Brock A McComas. UA.N Frazer Opera House Saturday, February 16. 10e siaauit ol ail iuwikm Autbouy Uopa'11 inaaieri.la.e The Prisoner of Zenda. P,. 21. bv Joseph 1 ('retting stale and ciuinl hoar. U ol health. Jan. N, S. B. 23, bv smith 01 Multnomah ('oiniiulsorv education of deaf mute children. .Ian. 20. R. B. 41, bv Fulton lo umend usury awa. l'eb. ... S. B. 43, by Josephi Skilled nurses to convey insane to asylum. .1 an . 2. S. B. 44, by Stoiwor Circuit court in seventh district. Feb. 6. S. B. 4H. by Steiwer Relative to shipment ol sheep by express. Jan 2H. S. Ii. !, by smith ot Multnomah To regulate practice of dentistry. I eh. ... S. B. N. bv Brownell Relative lo holding a constitutional convention. Feb. ... S. B. II, bv Joaephi I'or selection and sale of school land Jan. 30. S. B. 02. by smith 01 Baker Regu late meeting of atate university regents. Jan. 31. S. B. 04, bv lniBiin-' Relative to Multnomah circuit courts. Jan. 30. S Bi 861 by Daly For sale of swamp lands. 1' eh. ... 8. B. 70, by Hweek lo exempt crematories from taxation, l'eb. 6. R. B. 7", by Maya requiring vesti bules on street cars. Jan. 31. S. B. 116, bv Porter To lower salarv Clackamas eouutv illdce. Jan. 23. S. 1.. U, , bv vtehrung lo increase state fair apnrupriation. Jan. .(0. S. B. 131', by Maraters Popular expression on constitutional conven tion. Jun. 31. Incorporation bills lor the billowing iilaies: halls ( itv, ( orvallis, Sben dan, dram's Pass, Mitchell, Voncalla, Heppner, Warreiiton, Albany, U0JM I in-. Wasco, Stay t- n , Hood River. Passed Both Houass. House joint resolution of IHiKl, for submission of initiative and refer dum. 11. 11. 3, bv Whitnev - Kelative to Albany bridge. H. B. 4, by S icbols Appropriating money for ('orvallis agricultural col lege. 11 B. 2', by Harris Appropriating money tor unuerattv ot Oregon. H. B. Ul, by Heitkeuiier-T prohibit barberiug on Sunday. H. B. 203 Appropriation for legii lative expenses, and .lellciencie H. II. 224, bv Storv-Relativc to Portlaud levy. H B 267, b Pemree Relative lo Haleui poatollice site. Incorporation lull for the lol lowing, laces: Similiter, Medforil, Mvrtle Point S. II. 12, by Mulkey Providing for sale of school lands B. 17, bv Maratera Fixing fees of witnesses in Dougia Jackson and Josephine counties in criminal action S. B. Mi by Porter Fixing alarv ol judge of Clackamas county. S. I! 104. by Smith ol Multnomah Authoriniug portage commiasionera to remove incline and sell lands B UK, by Smith of Yamhill Amending charter of Sheridan Signed by tbe Oovernor. H. B. 3, by Whitney Amending Albany bridge act II. B. 4, bv Nichols Appropriating (46,000 for Oregon agricultural college wi , , a. t ,, i , .iPL n. d. -), oy Harris n ppr..i J ittiing 147,600 to Oregon slate univereftv II. ii. 127, by Black Amending Myrtle Point charter H. B. 130, by linggs -Amending Medlurd charter. H. B. 180, bv Roberta Kor payment oi scalp bounty warrants. 11. B. WI4, by story Kelative to Portland tax levy. Incorporation act lor the following places: Koaeburg, I anconville, Silver ton, Klgiu, aummerMlle, Baker t ity, Anteloiai. Iiailas H . B 867, by Peurce, relinquishing ground to r H. for poatottbuat balum. H. a, by Webrung Kelative t licenses on atate fair grounda. (A law without governor's signature. I ' S. d. IW, bv Hrownell lo pay ex pense ol Indian war veterans to Wash ington S. Ii. Mtf, by Brownell- to submit initiative and referendum. 8. B. 102, bv Smith ot Baker -Amend ing Suinpter charter. h. it. 1U4, by suiitii oi .Muituomaii Removing incline at t'aaeade Locka B. 1J. 113, bv Mweek lo authorise Portlaud to levy a special tax. small on account of la gtippc On Friday only six were able to attend. V. v. Morns ol McKav wan a guest of A. I talc, .in this week. W. R. Wvatt ia having a serious time with a sore mouth, which became poisoned in some way. Lost, straved or stolen, two New- ioninlland pups. The finder will please return to Koontx and Mathews. (irandma Harrison, of Pilot KOCB, who has been visiting with her son William returned home Thursday. Klanche Collins, the pedagogue ..( district No. S7, apent Saturday in Pen dleton. John Harrison, of Pilot Rock, has purchased the farm now occupied by his brother, Wm. Harrison, and will move on it in the near future. Mr. Tipton's family arc confined with smallpox. Tbe sleigh hells did not lingle dur ing our slight fall ol snow, as the mp was too light. Sammy Smith is seriously ill at present. sammv rortor ami M ise r.mei Beeney. two ,,f our most estimable voting people became members of tbe Artisan lodge, on Saturday night. St. alentine's day will be observed at the Red achool house, on I'ebruary 14. At the hour from 12 to 1 o clock the puetolBee corner will be crowded Willi pupils with beating hearts, eaterlv waiting for their names to lie called. M KHICA. While There It Lira Thara la Hope I was Billeted with catarrh could neither taste nor smell ami couni .ear but Dttlc Ely'i Create Halm cored it Marco ii. Shanl.. Kahway, N. J. The Palm reached me safely and tho effect is surprising Mv son says the first application gave .lecided re lief. Reepeottnlly, Mrs. Iranklin I reeman, I kteer, N . H. The llalm does not irritate or cause neeslng. Sold by druggists :it cuts or mailed by Klv Rrotnera, M Warren st New York. Teachers' Examination. Notice is hereby given thai the county superintendent of Umatilla county will hold the regular examin ation of applicant for atate papers in the normal school building at Weston as follow: Commencing Wednesday, Fabmery 18, at 0 o'clock a. m., and continuing until Saturday. February Hi. at 4 o clock ii. m. Wednesday Penmanship, history, spelling, algebra, leading, composition. hursday Written an lb met ic, theory oi teaching, grammar. bookkeeping. Knglish literature, civil government. Fridav Physiology, geography, physical gc graphv, mental arithniet ic. school law. Saturday Botany, plane geometry, general history, phvaica, psychology. I. F. N't IW LIN, Count v School Superintendent. 0REQ0N CITIES AND TOWNS. to Population aa Given by the ( anaua Plaoaa Under 2000. The following is the eMulatlon In lfKH) of the incoriKirated cities, towns, and villages in Oreaow as revealed by the census ollhv at Washington: MBBH SOI John P." AjaTtj 'M .i.iacih tntelopi- '.'4 .him lion i n Arlington ;-s Klsmath FslK Atlii'n.1 .1.1 laKayrli.' Aiinira I aaevlcw Ilati.len iV4. lt,nnou Bay Cllr ):: Lena 'n rk Hearer lllll tin MiMlnnylOc Hesvrrlon HQ MaTshArhl iirouiiM : .in Mc.lfenl Mnann Vlta i Mtlteii ranby .Ti MlirbeU Carlton .1. HeSMBOttth IVtural Point i-' Mere ClaKkanl.' HI 1 Mnnni Ana, 1 . latsep . 17.; Mrrtls V.tfi Ton. Ion 'i Myrtle I'nini t'oiplllle TVS Nrlistvlil OornsllllK .'IS Sinbers . . Certain.- It Newport QaUMaiirev 1 onii Yamh.ii Palla- Ii I Knklanrl Pa ten ' i Ontario Drain '.si I'lilloinalli btlfur .ISl Prairie Cltt l)unde . I2i I ertiiallle Klgln ... 1: Inter Kraplra is., Hi, I. Its Knttrnrtae ..ai it,,v,-i,uig Kola. T'i Bt. Ilolvni t silt city M a h, Florsnca M s, .,.,,. Forest Uroc tn-si stln rl.tiin Fos.ll .. Vsh NtiwrW'OOil ..ar.tlnet VI lllverteo liervals lit Sslaville ..oi.l mil .'an Sprlntflrl.l ilranlle . .'1. layleii llalaay .Hi auianirTt Ills ilarnav ail Tstmai llarrbburs M Idlsn a Heppner in., nwade M ' 1.., .. iisn t'liUtn Rnbharil '.. t ik Hnoa Rivet 7.. Vsroatita IIiiiiii iiw lot, M tv allow a taatapSMeacf taai ,i.',i lots '. w atsrhio laekaani III,' 1 8 Vi -ion JsrTotAon v Waxaahaim W! arc receiving daily our summer wash vnnri in I wim. Dimilics Silk Oimi- " y - - - - ties. Scotch and l:rench Ginghams, Silk Grenadines and a direct importation of laces embroideries and allovers which we are going to sell 20 per cent cheaper than ever before. N'l !E MS .tl In isj Bi Ml m . :ii M . .... M: i ii t...ac . -el tit ii. tu tV " I 'I 1-4 si In Muslin Underwear we will not be undersold. A umv linn of Kpikei just Ailon lclt- uimI nccivi'il li (inHH It Ulrdlas tho tiloba. The lame of Bucklen's Vrnn ii Salve, as the la-si in the world, extends round the BaWtb, It's the one perfect healer of cuts, coma, burns, bruise., sores, scalds, boils, ulcers, felons, aches, pains mid all skin eruptions. Onlv in fallible pile cure. a box at Tnll man , Co. 's. The Armstrong Bros cork (actor at I'ittahurg, I'enn , was hurned iitur day night, Inas TM,000. Five Thinga. The Ave diwases for which Shilob's I'onsuinpt ion Cure is especially reeoin mendiHl, an- Coinib", Colds, whooping Cough, Croup and Confiiipt ion. No medicine over made by man is eipial to it in any rejOMCt, Sold under a positive gtiarauU'e. Money buck if it fails. .," eta, ,rK) cte and l a Is.ttle. Tallman A Oo INK LEADERS, AMERICAN IM.AN. $,L(M per Day und Ipwards I I era t Motal Ike PecHIc Nertkweal la This Plain Bnouarb. I( you have a nagging cough and are los n'g rlesh, go to a drugstore, ami gi : n iHiMle ol Miilon a t cuisumpi ion CI re. lake two-thirds ol u, ami then, if roe are not benefited, return the bottle to the druggist, and he will re turn your money. Isn't that fair? No one could ask more. 26 cts., M) i ts. and fl a bottle. Tallman A Co , lead ing druggiata. A Creditable Exhibition. 11. A. Faxon and (Iny W. Wade, two of Pendleton's moat enthusiastic poultry and Belgian bare fanciers, spent last Saturday at Walla Walla in attendance upon the annual show ol the Walla Wnllii Poultry and I'.-t Stock association. Pendleton was not represented in the conis-titive lists, but the exhibition was nevertheless a creditable one for Walla Walla and vicinity. Mr. Faxon snys that from what lie saw Saturday the show waa a success in all thinga, the attendance being very large for a exhibition ol the Kind, Tin exhibition aa held ill Armory hall, on Main street, at the hcie I ol I i ml atrtet, and continued for live days, February f to 9, incluaire. The Daniel Froiniian Production. Complete in ils Maguiiicem Entirety Prices 50c $-o, $150. vai a lil.AHKK . KuwrviHl Kaauun ask lalluiai. I 0t Do Not Trifle with danger and remember every cough or cold means danger. Shiloh's Consumption Cure will cure 1 your It What will you take? U your Ih' rage 10 isr K. o.t DSat Ol lll'llffi-i rut" pi.pcnd upon whore iiu st-ici you 1 oto II we ful II I lit- INKS I l.l.jl oltH M ilt lu fill It will ho ul a very blab soul' alio m io,t way worth) ! your table. y."ir .nt an. I youraell. ' The -oat will In- lt- II. an you uuall pay Gleo lillen Wine Vaults t!ourt Street, near Johnson. Telephone 7U, ALLEN BROS., Wood and Posts. i', . . I I'lOII, Kl( ate ill) . I'll. ICighl Ta 01 ma rash Mali u ,, 1 III, THE PORTLAND IMIIITI.ANI), OKKOON. Special Kates to I'.aatern Oregon people for tourlat.a and nunmciclal travelers. visiting Portland. ItraJquartara If. C. BOWURS. Manager couirh or cold t once. It win neai anu strengthen vour lungs. It is a safeguard for you always. Take it at the first indication of a cough or cold. "A Mvra said Jillcd la Ibrual IBa broechi.l lube coldaalwaya Ulcl mvcI aiuallu. I lord Sbilob aad b luitil u ai uuw. A ld ioad my uiiinuy PlKKKK t'll: 1IINO, Kactw Si. Mark i Bales, lHoy, N. MblloU'a Conauuiptlon Dora U Mid by all oi uggiAta 4 a.. aee, i.ee a iwtua. . a nrlulril l,OlM IIKI Wllb J L"" - If you ii u-l atUS&d a" ravdrusgi. tad gat year uaaay back. Wrue lor illuMraud book ou i ooauiaaoou. Sa' iiboui . .... you. IX Wiu Ca . fRoy. ( fin- a.le by lullmuii A o. , lrut(u;lal DON'T READ THIS rouwSr 50 Photos 50c. Send your photograph anil He will make 50 (iem I'botoitraidis. We return yours with then, in gissl orde, Kumjde for stamp. Agents wanted Hoeton lub Agency, Heppner, Oregon Stewart i reek Gleanings. Stewart Creek, Or., Feb. 7. A. Balcow ia confined to the house with la grippe. L. H. Khipp's family have been hav ing la grippe also. Wm. .Mathews a,., i.. Tuesday even ing with Li A. Votfel. Mrs. Klory Michael, who baa been qalte ill fur a few days, ia alowly im proving. Mrs. Caas. Manning and family have been having a siege ot ia grippe. A. K. Miohaid'n (ajBjIjf are all iui nrovinu. alter several weuka of illucaa. 1 The attendance at school ia quite I earner 1 VAUGHAN'S IE: Office ream! Saving- Hank. PJBMDUROMi OKKiiON. HEW-" LUMBER YARD. . L,, Roy Sc Co., ltii nnl kil I toritlt-k it xi iriiin . ...Ill SllMl, I'vilill!,,,,. (.II. New ork Slock I ixchangc thhago Mack l:thange. Chicago Hoard ol I radV. We are now ready h.i UMlltfasI mar Wakhiuglou' ft Columbhi Kivur freight deool with u general assortment of lumber diriM't. from our own sew mill, ajid can furnish anything promptly. Country orders in car loa la shiplNsI diroct from our mill lu carload lots at correct prictvj. til ye ua a call. mm. 8till the cheapest place to buy CI.uTJIl.Nti, MIOKH, XI I W I liKANMT'WAKK, 1A'1, CAI. TRUNKS, I'TC. , BTf Miller, a all wixd clollung ut I.K.SS THAN COHT. 2UU pair skoes at ieaa than cost Host thread, per spool, 4c. Tin sauce pans, 7c, Ik), 10', l'-'c, 1.'., lHc up, at least UU er owl below tlie wholesaie price. We guarantee our prices tlie lowest for aauie grade of goods. Men's odd pants, 60c up. Men's working abirts, good line, 8o, 25c, :Wo, Hrk: up. Htill baVfl it gooil line to so i eci from. We have some heavy abirts for men at lees than coal. A, C. Sha w & Co. W. J. 8EWELL Mgi Equal to any in the world. PILSNER BOTTLED BEER. BKKWKBVH OWN UUTTLIMU. Highly recouimeudiHl to (ainily trade livery bottle fully guaVHiiteod. OREGON Shopj Line UNION PACIFIC Take the... Washington & Columbia River Railway si Paul. Mt l.ouia. kao Ht. Jim, Omaha, aud l.lriki ma Time Sati.dule rroiu Pttiidlalon. I Ml'MB'1 I'orllaiel Mp, isl IV- II. Ol. yhi Hum ugnii Kali i ... Imovi r, Purl Wulll, uuialia. Kan aaa (Hly, Si hmli (Jkll as" an. I gam tllMlli I. ipl I, :1ft a. 1,1 ria Huat lag too HI I'aul I .l Mml a ilea ai XI. Sail lake. Woill, lluutul. I I lllllslia Kan aaa . n 4.lxnu I . i Ku l, I r.a.l AHSlta Waha Walla, l awi'tuu apiikaua.Wallaiv.l'uil Uian. Mllifleapulla, HI Paul, liulull, Mllwau k. i , t'hteeau and Kan iu ei U c I f liii ago, l sas City, All Points Last and South Portland aad point, on th. sound. Arrliva Mi.inlayi, Wadiwaayi ami Prieaftat .1 ,16 ui. I it, .!. 1 haiadaya and aaiwraaia niKAfta at Ixauaria dally iiMM Suudar al SB aa. ii .raiatluo maat tlbt lata, seal ..ustatliiua all ua u ..l.lo. W. AUAMS. faadlalu.. Ola S. h. i:AI IlKHHBAU, U P. A., Walla WalU. .... Ocean and Kiver Schedule. HIOM PltklXANIl. " :i ii. a t. ai. Haiur.U, lu l- II lluily M, Buuday law til aalllua ilalva auh oi iu ckauM.' Pur aau i Hall evary 6 da Columbia Blvor Tu Aauirla aud W ar baudtuga. Wlllaiu.lta Blv.r oraguu City, Ktiwlxr, SulrUI li,.li(,.llfll. .l,d Way !an.iu P a. in T .us. Tin. u.l Sat. Curvallix aud W a l.ioi.hll- . H 111 T.ias Tara uud Sal Willamette andYaiii Blv.ra Ornaiui rily. liaytuu anil Way I uclmi. Daily East Oregoman. ttai.v.rad bA Scllllll BreWirtg CO. iniar, only ij cants a week. t., !' Hl.an 10 a. in Daily. buudai 4 BB1 u- in oi Bund,. I U ! Ill Moa . Wad. .ml hi i a .an a, in Mull Ws.l Kiel Krl Hluaria lu buwlalou P. P. Waaaur, Ageul. Paudlaluu 1.. mr lAiwialua s::iia m bail). Oregon Lumber Yard WU'iH i.l,"i"l:b I or l.arna aud dwellings, t'heaper than mi Lumber. Ijtlh. Sbiugloei, BuildiiiK Paper, Tar Fapr. I i mi- and (leiuent, MouldiiiKH. Picket, Plaater, Brick and Sand, Screen Doora Wiutlowa, Saab aad Doors, Terra Coita Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop's Alta St., o Court Hooai. lis lo an IW Is Iv