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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1901)
At Our Special offer you the following Bargains: !2 Jackets worth from $g to $15 will go for $4-75 15 Capes wortli from $7 50 to 1 1 will no for 3.75 25 Wool waists worth ft 90 will go for qH jo pieces of dress goods worth 29c will go for .10' 75 Facinntors worth 75c will go for 18 100 Fascinators worth 50c will go for 10 10 rur coiiarettcs worm trom $9 to fia 50 go for 4.7 MUSLIN UNDFR WEAR. 75 skirts worth $3.50 will go for J2.90 loo skirts worth $3. 00 will go for a. 25 50 gowns worth $1.25 will go for 50 This salt- lusis but Cleaver Bros. WKDME8DAY, FEBRUARY 1:: ISM. THE Y. M. C. A. FUND. .bout B4600 at the Fund Subsartbsd and Thron Hup L.ft to Lompi.t. it. The Y. M. 0. A. committee did good, 1 1 r i work yesterdut mid mndi- com nu-ndable progress. Some of the com inittue did not report last evening, M u complete report cannot lie giten. The definite ntnouttti reported fcf yusturduy n US t'ollllWH : Previously reported , M0t froiu wo- mu'i eouimitt c reported. $t"i. BO; J MM KnililiK, '." ; .1 l M MB ford, Wm. Pftagarald, HB; W. P. Temple, SB; lit HI Turhut, $10 1 r. v. s. iiu. k, 10; K. a. VmgBM, 110; It. R, Coon $10: R, .1 Mitrphv, .V. W. r. I'eetiti-r, BS.BO; (i. M. r'roume, B; total M reported. $4224. in addition to the anew lint, about :tlW It eiihsnrihed "lii''h has nut been rf portec' people ' mImIIin nhly 101 r Im raisi- Then St Ili'UII see 1 1 Mot." 1 :it the 11 they di aroleoM . Th"f ail imn 'Mir 01 i te laiMn - i t'V lha 1A11111 ni'i- a Im u ill li III it" 'i n reinu ioiiitf ' II 1 o qnlto u iiumli-r liar" tlm refused tn "ni a II in a ennirary BjMWll just l'hcs ntitv repent mil eir rabscrlBtl km iii ' (. ir III I HAIR BACK. Was rsrf.M Uald Whan Ha Slarlart 10 U-te avbro' llarplcldo. Frederick H.cincil, .Maryland hhs-k, line- Montana. bought a buttle I Neat..'.' lien ieide April ti. 'IW, and Im u'uii 1.. n- ' it i r entire baldness. In ft duvs oc pay. he had hair all over Iiik heiul, aiiJ 011 July - he writes, and Ciluy my liuir in us thick und luxuri ani an any one could h iuli . Newbro's llerpleide works on an old principle and with a new discovery destroy the ...a and you remove the effect, llerpicuh- destroy the germ that Buses diuidrutl, falliny, liuir, and u. alls- baldness, no that with the ..'.... nynr tin- effect cannot remain. Stopa sllinc hair at onee, and sturts tin new fatli in a week s., l Hock Nowi. PI1M u..,u '. ll.-(irndmai Kolaom, who has vlaiting her aon 'a family here lat he,.lem her, will 'leave f.' f ." Hprag.te, Waal.., Tu.V-, relatives in Pendl. w daya. Her niuny frienda ,,r wul earn of her departure with ""a"'"! Kliner Dinwiddie. of Ujrowu"l"e, la viaiting iiia aiater, Mri. Kiigera. Mr. Mturkweathor iiaa purcbaaed Mr. t. unit 'a band 01 mutton aheep. Mr. Arraamitb baa returuedl trom nuattle. . Mr. Rogura, our popular justice pi the peace, is quite ill with the grip. Jomi Harrison lias purcbaaed hi inolhor'a farm on Little McKay, also inn acrea adjoining it, from Mr. Allan, and will soon move there In lite. Mm. Cherry visited her a later, Mrs. Locust Hill Rabbitry and Poultry Yards. l'. digreed Belgian Hares ol both sexes for sale at ail times. Quul ity guaranteed. Prince Boh at head of rabbitry, service fee $-.60. Barred. Buff, and White Plymouth JKocka and Rhode Island Ktda. Those are the best all round fowls known to poultry men today Visitors always welcome. For 'rtfur for HMtiOfl address flVTf W. WAl'K, Peudleton, Oregon. i !Di:iuiif a tlJIoflST AMW f I MBtU aaaaaaasaa VAtJdUAM lit.. Sale this week we OM week only. Dry Goods Co. Chan. Olrntt.laat Sunday. Their tut her, Mr iteale, in still terioualv ill nt the homo of the Intter. Albert Gilliam, Mia ( I race QUIlMII and Fred Hascall were visitors in Pilot Kni-k Miiturdav. The infant dauitht-r of Mr. and Mrs. Stone ii very eiok. Mian Stella Marple passed through town Saturday on her way to her home in l'enilicton. Miss Marple hus closed a success! n I term of acliool on Hirch creek and for the past week lm beon entertaining an interesting ease of In gripiie Mr. ami Mia. ('has. Matthews were in town Saturday. VOX. Woria Tnan War. IliindrvdH are killed in war, but hundreds of thousands are killed by consumption. There would la- no dentliH at all causisl by thin terrible disease, if (atonic could lie made to un derstand that Hhilnh'a rough and con Humption cure is a Hiire remedy if tuken in the early stages. 35 eta., 50 Ota, and II a Ixittle. 1 runif inte will refund the money if a cure ii not effected. Tall man A Co.. I cad inn druggists. Kd Hussy. Omaha. .1 8 Levy, Ban Fratielseo. Thna Duncan, San Irauciscn. W J Kearney. Tort land. Sam Caro, San Francisco. J A 1 oUe San I rancisco. Alfred Kaich and wife, 1'ortlaud. W W AdaniH. San Fanciicn. R 1. I nr.! Hpokane. tieo Mctiilvurv, Spokane. S H (.ill. Spokane R D I'ulton, 1'ortlaud. T W .lackion. I'urtland. .1 J Rurna, Portland. J H Kloeckner. f. Kiafelden, Portland. Jos Leuer, Uniontown, Wand. Mri Clarence Wall. Chaa A Gruff, Portland. Orion Kiueralv, Portland. N C Hardy. P'ortland. W F Gordon, San I' ranciaco. C F Peekham. New York. W W Meeka, Ilenver. ; W Harria, Portland. Andrew Nylander, Portland. K H Ituaaell. city. Blown to atoms. The old idea that the body amm times needs a powerful, drastic, purgative pill has Vaien oaploded for Dr. King's New Life Pills, whirl are perfectly harmless, gently stimulate titer and bowel to expel poisonous matter, cleanse the aystem and ab solutely cure constipation aud sick headache. Only .'.' at Tallman & Uo.'s, Kami Land Chaap. J have for sale cheap and on easy terms one .half section of At wheat laud, six miles north of Pendleton. Must im sold at once. JAH. A. HOWARD. Pit Tbinva. The five diaeaws for which Shiloh's Conaumption Cure is especially rMHB lueuded, are CoukIis, Colds, Wliuuping Cuugh, Croup aud Cn.isumptiuu. No luedlcina ever made by man is equul to it lu mix respect. Hold under a positive gMurantoe. Mouey back if it fails. Bf ota, 60 ct and (1 a bottle. Tallman A Oo. Holloa. All persona knowing ;lhemselves in debted to me maat call and settle their aiuaounta to January 1, 1U0O. either bv caah dt bankable note. Ii. KKMLKK. K.xperieiiee ta the best teacher. Use Acker's English roujudy in any case of coughs, colds or croup Hhould it fail to give immediate relief money 1. -luie l. d 26 cents und 50 cut. Boid by Brock & McCoiiim. Sarah Bernhardt and Coiueliu are Claying in San Fraucisco to crowded ouses. They will remain there two weeka. Dyspepsia cm. be vured by using Acker's dvspepsia tablets. One little tablet will give iiinuediule relief or money refundad. s..j in haiidnoni. tin boxes at 26c, by Brock it MoComus. fetter Opera House Saturday. February 16. riis iinii.i m .)) luiuanooi .Anthony Hopa'i aajerilsu The Prisoner of Zenda. The Daniel r'roiimaii Production. Cumplftt' in its Maguificent Entin'tv. Prices 50c, $1.00, $1.50. Uaaarvad tola ou hale at Talluuu A Co. LIVELY TIMES AT A SALOON Mm. Carrlo Nation Mliiod It by Not Balna In Pendleton Last Night. A number of disputes over different subjects mused a larne ( rowd and (inte a conitnolioii ,n a Main street saloon Inut night. Mrs. Carrie Nation, of Kansas, missed it by not being present. The outbreak for a while wonbl have caused her to weep briny tears of joy. The first altercation was as to the respective merits of a couple d disputants as to their wrestling ability. One of the men took off hia coat and vest and got ready for the match, giving one garment to each of two bystanders. After the Iw rest lint I contest bail been declared off owing to j toe tact that no permit had been issued 1 aud the principals wereiiot proparlv inline,!, the man who bad dlvMted himself of his wcHring apparel dis cevered that he was short MM watch, and accused in. outsider of havoc taken it. Another outsider chipM-d in ami was promptly ejected by ihc pro prietor of the aahaw and his right DO WW. One of the wrestling principals kept tellim; bis troubles until he was bustled out in the same manner as was the first. Olficer Scheer was present by this time, readv to take charge of any other who might require his services, but qfjiajtMM was restored without the necessitv of culling on bin. The saloon was tilled with excited people who wiinied to know what it was all boot, and many more gathered out side with their mouths so wide open they were in dimger of getting their lungs frost-hitmn. but nothing further of liapMtanM happened. The man who claimed to hare lost his watch bad not found it at lust accounts, and w-biit became of it is a mystery to those present, lor the vniinii man accused of taking it was certain I iunccent, us he said he never had it in bis possession at any time, ami in addition expressed u i erfect w illiui' neNs to ! Marc had by Hie proper officials. It This Plain Rnourh. If you have u nagging couch und are loaing flesh, n to u drug store, nnd get u bottle of Shiloh's Colisnmpl ion cure Inke two-third ol ft, and then, if you are nut Is'iietited, return the bottle to the dnnjuist, und he will re turn mot inonev. Isn't that fair? No one could usk more. '.'.' i ts. . 50 eta. and fl a bottla. Tallinnn Co., lead ing druggists. CORRECTS AN IMPRESSION. John Marshall Was tho Fourth Chlor Justloa ol tho United states. Pendleton, Feb. 12. To the Editor. The observance of John Marshall day appears to have urouse.l a muiked popular interest in the great names in our country s early history, but in the discussions which 1 have heard, en peri -allv among the voting people, there see in" to have resulted u misunder standing us to what the Mars), ull cele bration really signified, the impression in many cases being that he was the first chief justice of the republic. The value of history is its acenrucy, and in the interest of thai 1 beg to ask the courtesy of your columns to state that the Brat duel justice was John Jay of New York, the second John Kutledue of Smith Carolina, the third Oliver Ellsworth of Connect icut and that Marshall was the fourth. Indeed he was the sixth appointee, boruuae William Gushing of Massachusetts was appointed In succeed Kiltleiigc nnd declined the honor and upon Ells worth's resignation, President Adams offered the position to John Jay the WM man who had once held the otlice. He declined and Marshall was then appointed. For thirty-ioiir years be occupied the great otlice ,i post in some respects more exalted snd power ful than that of president, and during those years the most ol tin- yieut iiies tions arising under the constitution were settled, and the character of the government under that instrument di Earnlnod It wus in recognition of the justice, wisdom and patriotism which charac lel ued the legul opinions of the great chief jo -lie. the mighty part which he played as the head of one of the three brunches of the government during its forniutivc period, thut the one hun dredth anniversary of hi assumption of the otlice wu instituted and ob served as John Marshall day. ResH'it fully STEPHEN A. LOWELL. BUCHANAN-RITNER WEDDING. Newly Married Couple Lett Last Night tor Goldsndalo, Washington. The murriage of Mias Ethel R. Kitncr and Kev. Jackson K. lluchanan occurred in i'end l. ion at K: iu o'clock on Tuesday eveuiug, February 12, at the holoe ol (he bride's pun Ills, Mr. and Mr. J. P. ltitner. Tlin cen mony was performed by Kev. William H. Blakney. of the Pendleton academy. Mis Ellin Frazier rendered the wedding march . Only the immediate relatives and a few friends were present. A Her the corcmoniul a wedding supper was served Rev. Buchanan was formerly pastor of the First Presbyterian church of this city and is now In charge ut i loldcndale, Wash. M IMS ltitner bar I o MD- ployed in the publi f I'end lc- ton, and wore recently in those ol Portland. The newly married couple left on the train last night fur Ooldeu dale, where they will make their MOMi WHIAT-LORN VQH PfjiP. William Blair's Experiment at Weston Given Wide Publicity. William Blair, mayor, merchant and miller, of Weston, was a viaitur in Pendleton yesterday. Be SSJWJ lie has about a bushel of RiiMiau wheat-torn left from Ms crop of Hsju, some of which he will sow this year. The rest of it will be disposed of to others to give Luuiu the privilege u( experiment lug with it tbeuiMlve. He sowed u quarter of an acre of laud last year wita this peculiar grain, and gut a big yield. He has received numerous Inquiries concerning it from many placb in the United States aud British Columbia as a result of the notices re ceived in the East Oregon Ian at harvest time last year. J'he grain promise to be raised extensively, us it yields from 70 to 12 bushels to the acre und make an excellent feed fur man and beast. It Otraies tbe Globe. The lame of Bucklen's Arnica Salvo, as the beat in the world, extend rouud the earth. It's the one iH-rfect bealer of cut, corn, burns, bruises, son., scalds, boil, ulcer, felon, aches, pain aud all kin eruption. Only in fallible pile cure. 2'c u box at Tull auMi a Co.'. ' f MS SPKCULATOI FAV0HBD. Captain Cbeaver, government Hort Buyer, Deesa't Tote Pair. Considerable indignation wa aroused among the farmers aud horsemen of I'n en county this week by what wa alleged to be unfair discrimination on the part of Captain Cbeevur, who pur chased tit head ol horses for cavalry and artillery purposes, says the Ln Grande Chronicle. About a month ago it was announced by the Portland press that tbe United States quarter master at Vancouver wished to secure for the government AOO head of horess in Washington. Oregon and Idaho, and that he desired to buy direct from the farmers. This was the only notice that the farmers received, and they were at, a loss to know when to submit their animals, ft was observed, however that the Mehonahl Kros.. who had previously acted as ng?nta for the gov ernment were busy collecting horses, ami this led to the discovery that a selection would Ism made at union last week. The speculators ran in V head, from which :!' were "elected. The farmers discovering tin "lav of tho land'' submitted, only (8 bend, and from these only four were selected, these four being the property of the man at whose stable tbe sale was held. Naturally the farmers are inclined to Ixdieve that the Selection was determined largely bjf "pull." ISSUED A BENCH WARRANT. John Doylo Brought In Tuesday From Helix. Deptttl Sheriff T. P. Taylor went to Helix Tuesday forenoon and returned in the evening with John IKiyle. who wus placed in the (ounty jail. Mr. Doyle was arrested hist rammer lor sellinc Honor at I'recuulcr in less quantities than one gallon. He hnd a government license only, lie plead guilty and served B0 days in the county jail. Further information was riled III.';, Mr. llovleilll AllLOlHt 1.', U!M September 12. but it was not deemed necessuri nt that lime to pndi the cases, as Mr. I'ovle had given evidence ol u contrite heart. Keicnt develop. mi tits however, c l.ilnrc.l the ap pearance of things and two bench warrants were issued on February 7, upon the Information nretlOMsly Bled. It is illleced iLoil Mr. llovle hss heell selling liqnor lit Helix iii violation of any license 01 which be inuv be BOB seise. I . Livestock Brsadmg Is fast beroming the leading industry of the Pacific Northwest. The l.'ural pirit will keen von posted on th s grout industry in Its every brunch. Published weekly ill IS Third street, Portland, Or. Send for free MBSple copies. Colonel lh It. Hush of Portland, was on- nf tbe men who helped bring about the nomination ol Abraham Lincoln to the pres'oenev. Mr Hush is a veteran of four wars, and a prominent member of the ti. A. R., of Portland. In lWUI Colonel Hush was publishing what wus known as a whig pas'r at Pittstlrld, Pike county, III., ut u time when it took eoiirageto ed it that kind of a paper. Lev. Dr. Thomas Van Scov, presi de l of the Wesleyiui university, of Ri lens, Montana, died M luy of ii.ieiimonni. He was one ol the best educators an I church men ol the state, He came to Helena from Portland, where be was lor several years i resi dent of the Portland university. Tbe legislature ol Utah is arranging ir an excursion to Boise, I laho, und to Salem, to pay its respects to the legislatures in session. The Old Reliable I It . I yours in litlvltlins m l nn ri-til li. n,.r amli'l lliu miisbruoiu -hops arc trying I.. '" 'llet tbey an kiw iuu si lunch lor llii'ilullar as ws can TUKV ( AVI Im IT as w mrry tin- only riiiiHiletc tin. k .if llarntiii had llrs, llrl'lulss, Hits. Hpnrt Whips, UluvM, lirml . ('mil U, (III, ,,,. lenC Wagon ('overs, ud ( itnraii thai hii sr bmiigbt In KaMlcrn ursgon. JOSEPH ELL'S Leading Harness and Saddlery.... VAUOHAN'S IME Utill the cheapest place lo buy CLOTHING, SHOES, TI N W A R K ( i R ANfTEWA HE, HATS, CAPs, TIM m KB, ETC.. ETC Miller, tall wool clothing at LESS THAN COM'. 200 pair shoe at less than cost. Lest thread, per spool, 4c. Tin -nun ians, 7c, Uc, 10c, 12c, 15, 18r up, ut least 20 s-r rent below the whuluaalu price. We guarantee our prioSfl the lowest for same jjrado p goasi. Mou's laid pants, uOc up. Men ; working shirts, good line gc. 2Bc, 96a, Ms up, Still have a gisid line to select from. We have some heavy shirt for men at leas than cost. Telephone 7S. ALLEN BROS., Wood and Posts. Ualivcied Pretuptl) e, , ... HlgUl Kir su'l Isiinusiack l u i WiMst nice sua Jiy. Otlice rear of Savings Hunk. PEMI.ETON, - OREOON. We have Lamps to Burn and they are good onus too. We will leave it to you which is the bMt light. Think for your self. Everything in the ele -trie line. Houses wired on Short notice. Hint machine repair ing a specialty. Pendleton Uectlic Supply House. Maple ilros., Props Phono's Main 74 and Hed 176. NEW CURE TOR CONSUMPTION. A Physician Claims Suertst In 0 Caiai Out or too. lr. tienrge M. Harney, of Brooklyn, ox-president oT the Isins; Island Medi cal Society, is the discoverer of an alleged new cure for consumption. He claims "0 per cent of recoveries under his system. Improvement is supposed to be brought, about and fell by 'In patient Britain the period of one week. The doctor is qnotea ns follows: "My treatment consists of introduc ing into the system a chemical or c. in bination of chemicals. This oomblna tinn thoroughly saturates the system, and by reason of its irrisistihlr oower destroys the bacilli without injuring tbe tissue cells. It is administered in three ways, through the iin-uth, hypo dermicalK and in vapor. When tin vapor is used tin- patient inhales from three to fifteen minute while seated in n BBSJoiaUy e.iiippe-l caliinct Per sonally I pref. r the asr. as it goes deep into tbe lumta and reaches the diseasivt parts. To effect rt cure all tin way from p.' t weeka nf treatment, according ko the resistance of Ihc disease and tbe reciijierslinu siaer and conditions of the pal tent. Whllo There la LI!o Ihsro I Hope I ans atllictcd with catarrh BOO hi neither taste nor smell and eonid hear but little. Ely's Cream Halm cured it Marcus G. Shautr., Itahway, N. J. The Halm reached MS safeK nnd the effect is surprising. Mv son - i t be first application gave ilecnled r- lief. Reapectfully, Mrs. Kranklin l'reem.tn, Hoy, r, N I, II. The Halm does not irritate or cause BMSJBalmj. Sold bv driigtfiis nt Ml 8BHtS or mailed bv T.lv Hrothort, fW Warren St.. New York. What will you take? Is vour lie salt trass is si, i.s.l or in. litre be pen 1 ii..n whofr- pntl stud e.ir ardSI II a. (el II His INKS mi. I I. I'll nits -. in In tin ii u ill in- ei ii rerf bisk grees sad la terj wa Hiirthy el j.mo lsl.tr. niir BIIMt .n-l yoiiriHilf i in- sbm B in bt Ism iiisn roe u-uuiiy ps fleo Ellen Wine Vaults Court Street, near Johnson. TRANSFER. TR UC K I NG, ST ON A O K. Van Orsdall & Ross. NORTHERN PACIFIC UlINS Huiiiiian M' cpn'V Cart), i L nt Diiiinx CarH, l oin ist ClMpifjuj i'Mra !HT. PAUL MINNBAPOLIM DULUTH PAROO GRAND KiltKh jCKOOKSTON To WINNKPEtJ I HELENA and BDTTI TaUCOUGU TICKIITS TO I'll Q AGO WASHINGTON PHILAUKLPIII.A NEW YOkK BOHTOM ami all points East a. id I ootili IbnMMjJl ilckvis le Jsi.su u.i cuius, vli 'lacouis su! Korilit-ru I'wlin- Stsaui.lilp Us Kiel Ain.-rli .il Uaa riMB btHBUULB. 'Ir.iu l.-avss Prmlleton .tally tserpl Hiiiiilpw IK . Ul. Kor lurtliur liiloiuialluii, tliuc unit, mo,., auil tlrkrui, rail ou or write W , Ail.ui., K.lnlls. ton. Oregon, or A. I. ( II A HIION Milolsuil MurnsuuHu . I'orll.u.i. dr.. N KW LINE To und from tlm Solid Trains New I t in j hi. 1.1 Wide VcMtihulcn Einplire ugeiit . It. N. (!., or ii. II. THUMB! I.I. Com I. Agent. L4B Third si , Portland, (r SEALS! Notary and Corporation $;.f0 ti $6 Delivered Order of us und save money. Orders for Kubber Hteuipu also solicited I A ST OK frXiON I A N PUM. a) .Shirtwaists Wo have just recti ved a larire Him of Bhiriwtifti in tlk poiliiiH orysta Uks. UtffetM, saUn ducbfjtt, scotch Bnghamik pr i ale- ami organ dies I hm't s,-),-() until you havs ettlkkl ami nspejotfjd tlii-; line . yiBirtWnmia THE LEADERS, AMIiRICAN PLAN. $1.00 per Day and Upwards iHE PORTLAND I'tlltTI.ANIl, OHKUUN. .Special testes to Haatern Oregon people visiting Portland, fits if una tiers lor tourists and 1 ommerclal travelers. ri. C. IIOWHRS, ManngM- I L. Ray A CoM liny ami sell StocltH, HdihIh iiikI (srttln ler h.Ii or on nisrsui. Court Hlrwil, l'an.ll(.,.c lira. New York Mo.k Eachange. Chkago Slock lUchange. Chicago Hoard ol Trade. OJIEGON Shoit Line abo Union pacific ""r I lots SolisUuls 1 assivs . I l-rum Psndlston. I s.os 1 bluasti 1 ..Ml. ii. 1 Irs Halt jkn, laniwi. S-.n .111. oiiislis, K.i. ak lily, at. Isul Caleego su-i But. ft:V' I.. Ill vis Ibii. 1 ' list'"' vlsllli. Ksprsa 1. Its. Ill na Hun' lag leu Sail Isku IsMivtf. I-1 v.. .111. Diusbs Ksn was i'.Hy, BtXeuJl I'lil csko ami Ks.i 10 ai i iii HI 1 ,.-1-a.l M.il k :I4 a ui tls -l.iil.ua Wall. Walla. U-al.lou Hsikaiis,Wallac,-ull idau, Mm 11. ..lla at. I'sul I111I11II1 Mllw.11 kau. I'illeagu and Kal 0 . Ul Ocean and River Schedule. HtOM I'Hllll.AMi ! All aolllus -lalva .ul. I (A) p, in , jcci ui rliaug- fOI Hsu rr.BWuo I C in I Mall...... . -I. liail SAC.bl SUU.I. a l ui Baluola. IV i 111 O.ily ss. Bine lay 11 a ui Columbia River 1 r is. I., a. 1. .in sad wa M.luaaej laMMiaBa. Willamstl. Blvsr lOrSBM i lly. KuwUirf.IrA Siiuuay ny. ne uo. I ...L.tu'lU I..II. . 1 ..I, Ul allll V. ...1 I allilill-' as in. 1 ...... 1 1. 1 SU.IH.I Curtain, sad Way alldllMJI I :) u ui M..u . Wit, all. I 111 Wlllain.ua andYam Rlvars 7 a. in 3 M P. Ul Mu. ViaJ end in 1 uta 'I lirs. Ori'sun ''O). liaytuu SHU sal mm a 1 J.11. 1 1 tia. Iaisvc Kiiisriu .s III Pally. Luavs Uswiatoa sinus ui. IMIly knak. Blt.r. Klpuris Ui 1 . i.u.u f K. Waasiav, Asuut, Haest Hotel the I 'at Ilk North we at Take the... Washington & Columbia River Railway I 01 Chicago, Ht. Paul, Ml. Louis, Kan sas City, Ht. Joe, 1 lo.ai. a and All Points East and South Portland and pelats on the Soum4. Airlvss Muadat, WattuasOafs and Piieattat 11 via 111 TuaatUra IkuraO alS.Wl. ui llisru l.lly . 11 -1( BBjMag Ms Ml SI rur iiii.iiiuauuu .usaolllig r ...H.avivua wan ou in a.iar. .. W A DA MB. Ati. a. a ua 1 , - r. u 11 1 1 1 o rtlmU Walla Wall.. WaaB. Oregon Lumber Yard wood i.irnKKH Kor Items and dwellings. Cheaper tbau tin. Lumber. I-ttth. Shinglco, Build nut Fttuer. Tar Paper. I. lute Hud tiCtucuf, MuuidiiiKs Pickets, PUuitcr. Brick and Sand. Screen Doors A Windows, Sttbh aud DooTaV Term Cotta Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop's Alt St., opp. Court Hons
