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Shirt Waists for Spring. -lnrt are We have just received .1 largi assortment oi waists which we are selling al pricei that all right. You can gtl an lagftol waist for 50c. and our dollar waist is simply a "peach," USI tin kind that you like to wen. Our spring and summer good air DOW in. Siil-., Ginghams, Lawns. Piniities, White Good, Pwl cales, etc. SEL" US I)K BARGAINS. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements &. Wilson. Court and Cottonwood reason of eunblnoi sroald be 1 the White tlontd. " iitn considers dOBS tin- triltli THPKHHAY. M'KII :- THE STBKL TRUST STRIKI It in apparent that h 111 1 u 1 1 1 struggle U on between be allied lahnr I iutioni and the combination Ol IfOB ami uteel works- in the Kat. The litUI tion in intensified bv UM "Ml that toe virion factories anil hlfHaim, ben ti (ore operating singlv and able onl) to agree an to the hut. general feature of management, Bfl DO al anlutely nmler the BOBflPOl Ol B Central office, whence may ipin' ipecifl and imperative Qfdetl tbe OOW bine's attitude toward- thr di'inanda oi their employe. One man will dietnta the ooo ree the trnat mast panne. That man ll J. I Morgan. Hi- therefore POeOQiei at tllll time the nioat important imiliasi ol all American gitiBans, He can prolong or shorten a straw)'' that me 11 to the country, for Bfl OBM will doubt that the issue will bo settled onlj aftfll the most tremendous battle that labflt and capital have ever fought, in the event that Mr. Morgan dec id1 out again) the unions. Were it a matter of wage, the sitim- tion would lie leas sernma. Ihr tin workmen look upon it as decilitre the every existence of traile- nniottisfl in the United States. The announce ment that the Federation i .11 stand behind their liretliren snployod at the steel trust plant" gives II I cope broad as the cotintfj itai deep as the feeling of tin IT or king men that causes them, and rightly! too, to regard their BOB i 00 I one bulwark for their delen the men who would ODBspa the deatl of all lanor combinations, while tbej themselves enter int. 'the nsOBi gigaatl combine vet kuovMi 1. 1 man It uil be no boy's quarrel. Vast nn-r-.--capital will contend BgBiBSl sen who will starve, almost, they give in and vote the 1111. failure and not founded 1 tbe principle of lell-protection. MO MARTIAL LAW IN IDAHO. The Boise Statesman sees 111 the recant murder at (ieui, Idaho, cause for (iovernor Jlunt again SO itssUn martial law in the (.'oner .1 An n. - I one put on his thinking can he Sflll remember that one tune a hi Iv mur der was committed m Ba4ae. Aseofd ing to the Statesman's reasoning Krgo, martial law Bgoald ba declared in Houthern Idaho. (Jovernor Hunt the other . 1.1 v pro claimed that martial law would ac longer be uiaintaiued h tin stall Idaho in tbe t'.MMir .! AiflRfl 1111 1. 1 1. region. At about Um man kill, another in (iem. It 1- no' right to argue from the oolncldenoi that it was a minake o have ended tbe reign of martial law. Oflftainl the Statesman writer will not Bake the mistake 01 reasoning that an Ml being followed by another act naiM have been the can-. Kor aeveral months there bfll bsflC no good reason lor ruling Nurlnern Idaho under the rule and the hay. lawleasneas previously prevalent there has been corrected Northern Idaho is law abiding, quite a- much so as any other Bastion ot ha 1 1 unf it was always doubtful tn.it t. . declaration of martial i.t reraor hUauueuberg, tin- fun.,. tite, was right. Au.i asftalnl then euau now M reason l..r ii Base. Murder- an 0 emitted localities. Ferhapb Northern 1 , haa been as fro.- from tin , other part of the state. THK TOM he believe- that mring rmiii 1 hi tter justice SO the for nil other Tom Johnson Is a nan titted for the preeldendy tor the reaeon that, although he hltneeli has fought clean tight- for oonarrees and for tbe mayor alty of Cleveland, he knows all the -1 II ( men of the Mark HlSM tripe and can intelligently circumvent Ummd, Tom Jonnaon is gooii gnn for the preeldency beennaa be would be president and not tbe tool ot a doeen men who control the monev and industrial and railroad interests of tin 1 illicit Mates. loin Johnson is ex cellent preewUntial timber, Inaimoefa IS he in a man of large experience in BSMUSee and industry and could wisely meet the conditions now existent In the formation of trusts ami In fact, loin 1.. JobnOOfl I bout the best mini to occupy House that ha- been "man The more the Fast Oregon- the matter, the more 1 toons aeseH l ni 1'ir.v itself, the proposition becomes logical iitnl the conclusion irresistible. IMAGINATION KILLS CAM IT CURKV Mr. Ilarinsunrth, edit, r of a score of Kngllsh pablleatione, sailed recently for Kuglanil, carry niir with him, we regret t" .iy, an Attack of Dnltfld Mate- malaria. Mr. Hariiisivorth went to Fiorina enrlv in the winter t" catch tarpon, nut tn. malaria caught linn, and bothered mm considerably lor nearly a month. Before be loll the United states he expressed ti this writer his great in terest 111 that displ.n .I mental activity which is called Christian science. A iriend sent a Christian scientist to m' htm. He received the Christian scientist and allowed him to exercise bis talents. Mr. Harmsworth declared that be did not pretend to decide the merits of Christian Science, hut be did know that this Christian Scientist or some thing else bad unquestionably done him a great deal of good. We fe.-l lioiiinl always to mention Christian Science with respect. It ex , r. .-- the sincere Isdiei uf a great mailt' thousand- 01 cititens, and all siinere belief 1- entitled to respectful treatment We fe. l hum. I also 1 1 say. whenever Christian Science 1- mentioned, that the Christian scientist who pretends to deal with actual violent troubles, such as pneumonia, typhoid fever, broken istt.es, is a quack and a crim 1 Mti, Having stated tin- liflW of the most radical claims of Chrisitau science, let lis examine the one interesting doctrine which Christian Science ex poiiuds. The Christian scientist gives to his converts a very thick l"ok ami a great deal of wordy explanation and BOBS' lne.it He tells tbe childlike lleliovor that there is no such thing as pain, ami Imports other nonsense of that kind. The main nlsa in Christian Science, it BsagM to u, is extremely Interest ing and rOBBOnahll Here it is: The mind the imagination, represent the hlgbeel development in Use human orgsniuu, Under proper direetion thev houl l be able tn control the human b dt Ireeing It Irom in-, from much needles- sintering and Useless vvorrv. w. ar.' Inclined to think that much BOOH will result when men of real I ssientilfl ability ! tree from c,n m ism and a desire lor quick profits. shal I investigate the possibilities of Chris- tian s, nee treatment of cheerfulness and elation overcomes despondency. plea sore eseltas the heart. Increases the activitv 01 the iitmrs ami the 1111 - sequent absorption of oxygen I'.very remotest corner of our physl cal bodies must lie subject to in flnenees of the mind. 1 hat being so, there can be no qneotion as to tin lm portunce of eon trolling these mind m Rnoneea. Hearst'i Chicago Amertcen BILLIONS OF STAMI's In the matter of postage stamps it 1- estimated that on an average even man, woman ami child in the United States will ii" .M postage Stamps Our log the year lull, forty oi them being of the popular gsflonl denomination The total number eOBMUmed will be mer 4, OOO.fXK). 000,000, and nearly 1.- 000)000,000,000 "I these will be ol the l-cent variety. One person MM ol Sery ten will send a special deliver) lettci in the course of the present yeHr. The first process tn the iimnufin fire of staniis at tbe money mill 1- to count the iheetl of blank paper, wbil ll an- porobassd by contract. This work la done by women, who Indeedi per form most of the labor in the bur. IU of engraving and printing, simply he BaOSS they have proved theniseUes more capable than men lor bttslnesi of this description. Bach sheet is the proper si.e and ibapa to make Km printed Stamps, with m small BMrgin. After thev have been nonnted tbe iheets are mnfsti ntd by laying wet rags between tin in at intervals of twenty, and next morning, when the rails are remOVfld, the sheet are ready for printing. These plates, aiwav- hori.onlal, travel around the four sides of the square at a moderate rate of speed, passing in turn beneath an ink roller. Bach of them is engraved with the faces of -tiNi stamps and after being inked by the roller goes under a me Obanioal rubber, which remOTM most of the ink. s Then the plate 1- cleaned ol all the rest of tbe ink BBSS what ll in the graven lines bv a man who rubs it with a cloth and his hare hands, and finally it goes under a drv, cloth covered roller, which, a sheet of white pa paf being interposed, dOBS the printing. All of these processes are a. mplisbeil lour times insute of half a minute. A girl supplies the fresh white si ts as the plates come around to her in quick succession, and another girl takes them out, fresh printed, as thflj appear on the outsnle of the cloth covered roller, piling them neatly as she do. - so. Then the sheets, so new ami heaut 1- fnl with their bright-colored impre-- -ion- are carrieil to another renin to he .minted, after which thev are laid hi racks in wire cage- on wheel- ami hauled into steam drviug room- 1, stav over mxht. (In the following morning the ar. taken into the examining room, whet, each of them is carefully tllspe. : uelects. lorn or otherwise imperii--I ones are rejected, but al. Ira.'iu. -ui-are carefully stuck together, s,, that each sheet mav Is. Bflponnntad for Kacb person in this department of the in v mill is expected to examim l'-',.VH sheets in a nay's work. Wash ington Times. Told by Pain Ii yott have pains you should look after them quickly. Pain shows something is wrong. The sharper the pain the more dan gr thr is in delay. There arc thousands of women to-diy who are bearing awful p.iin almost continually, rather than tell a physician about the shooting pins in their lower abdomen, about the agony of falling of the womb anil the distress of leucorrhoea. They let the months pass and their trouble becomes harder to cure and more distressing. But nirxfest women can secure exemption from the embarrassment of a private exami nation. When pain tell, them of danger they can cure themselves by the use of WINEo-CARDlI in the privacy ol their homes. You can be cured without distressing publicity. With these facts belore you there is no reason for which I' increasing your misery and wasting the days your life. Why not stop the pain today. I (TO llin Basra, Miss., March 9, 1900. I en is-ittieof Wtaeof Oasdul met om palings ol Thsdfrrfd'i ni-!r. iir.vi.ili! Ill f..r.- I 1.. iran t" take vmir iin'ilicliie 1 ns.i imiiiis in my K i-m-. U :in.l 111 v arm-. H'uiielinies 1 tlemght 1 ivoiil.1 hlln.l )!. h el ,ich,.l mill I was .. w.-alc I Cull. I li intlv walk HIT-' go Now I can eiiti ti-.M little of the naln in liiv nl" ami 1 am g;.ilnir to i,.. msdlolBSS ontll I fit cur. .1. for f hsll.o-,- thev will ecrtainlv cure in, r 11 inarre it twol i' vi-srs nn.l mil the mot li"r of si.von ehildrea. I iBank . u for mi- wemlsrtul miidlclnv an.l what H ha-i itonn fur mo M l ll.li SMITH. Ker Mrttra sua linrsinr.', .tilri', tfiin rmroni. "Ths lailte' Advlsnry Ixiwnmi 1 i iiaiunuus-i Misii.'iis' I'.iintMny, cisuukooge Ma. We're .lust as Thankful I'or a small pnekave a-, a large one. laich will r. ceive the same thorough and careful attention. If We irel the former it may in lime glow to the hitter hj the lltlefaOtlon you will dl rive ill wearing our Innndered work , Sicam F. Robinton. Prou. 11 Jl . renuietori Planing Mill and Lumber?! 1 a n sell any fiim ch in 8"P thaB because they buy iD ltrg or IsleLirinrie RD 'inantitics. lumber null work 1 tlieir priotg If you nee anV kind call and R. FORSUR, - Proprie. L:qual to any in the world. BUSINESS CHANGE WHITE HOUSE GROCERY UNDER NEW HANAOEmbNT VOl Ai: lVT;fl TO IkADI WITH US Thompson & Dupuis. Props. tys -yjssj- AMERICAN IM.AN. 13.00 per Hay nntl Upwards. UV1 Inijii Morel the I'acltlc Northwest PILSNER BOTTLED BEER. URKWRRYP vn BOTTLINO. 1 1 mill) reeommemled to family trade ,ver bottle (nil) sua van teed 1 Call lip: No. S Destroy the Cause, you Remove the Lffect owDfn s 1 lerpiciui- Kiiis the dandruff rrcrnt which causes fulling hair, and, finally, baldness. No other hair preparation kills the dandruff germ. Stop dan druff, there'll be 110 falling hair, no baldness. Iiciik . V !., Nov. , SJ9. 11 Ii na i nly obanta Hllll till I'l- VIM.U II I I- it Hi BV4t 1 ni-w gra Hi.. aaaaUli ntkxifd oil III V li....l til ill I lit. di. 1 ujal it liajM i Schult hrevin$ Co. Oregon Lumber lard WOOD oun KHM r IniriiH 11 ml ilwel I iiign. Oheai ar than tin. Lumbiji . Lath. Sliinulcs, Building Phiki far I'apcr. Lime om! Cttmeiili MoukllngB, Picketd, Hunter, Rrtck and Sand, ScretMi Doom A WlndoWd s.tsb om) Dooirii Terra I ott.t pipe. Borle & Lljfht, Prop's Altfl St , otm LVwiri IfAHBff for Wood, Coal, Brick and Sand. Heavy Hauling gsgeetal attsauoe itm to ('iinlgiinn'iii Laatz KENTCCKV WHISKEY for Oentlrnirn who crerriah K.1I I by JOHN .-1 n M 1 in 1 he Louvre Saloon I'KMIIKTON THK PORTLAND PORTLAND, ohkuoin. .Special Kate- I.. 1 -, ru Orcgtin people for tuurlit.s and cuniincicial traveler!. visiting Cortland heatiiiuartcrii II (. BOW l:HS. Manager HKLP WANTKU. Dun'l Steal a Mans T Jl. Aw U A.NTKD For ah at til f nt-CUii brui Store J H OK A HKW SALK UK iiTiTitsT: gXOHAMgg, i'iv Kit SI 1 tlulo V j i ..- !'lr I ill 1 1 KBT NA' JOHNSON 1UBA The Portland KveuiugTob gi u The. Pendleton Kant Oregon Ian thinks Tom L. Jobnaon, bmj ir O.. la "Uie ooniiug man' 01 dent ol the United -i.u Toiu L. Jobnaon happen.- t- m t,,, Kaat Oregon tan on some special luui or idaaa-iingle tax an. I ire. trad' !?ple- Bul "'" 0'"'' t"Sl " abaolate free trader., nor yet the Hrjauiuw, will not control tin us ilauiocratic uaUoual conventnm Ts hat Oggpaiaj oaasaseadi L. Jnlinonn In. -- . uiuic loaauni- ttiiin uo . . . """f" auTocacy ot any one ur lw.. priMiplw would not uweaiarilv BOtitll Mas to nippon He might believe in iaU tax and Ires, tradu, excellent .1 ar tbaae two doctrm, Uii yet be not ontitlad to ommendatiou. Tom John OO U a man bigger than an-, QM iWa excepting that iUea be jutice to an men, and no man It y.ni re.ent the nlea that imaKina- i tion can cure, plaase explain how it bajMBBM Hi. u luagioatioil can kill. 1 CbiaeBgj who have wanted cen- tariei derisiag IngMsiioas tortures, dls covered 1.. ago the art of destroying uie tnr.-ugn imaignatioii. .Moat oi lit. haw read about the Chinese torture which consists in allowing 11 drop ot water to fall upon tbe victim's bead at verv abort in- i rvals. I'lie cucciH'dlng ilropH of water do 110 rial harm. They do not pierce the kill I or even tbe asaip, lint the constant. monotoiiuUH, regu lar drip, dnp of tin- iiineaertlng iropi 10011 alt.-ct- tin oat lent tllaaitroual v thr. Bgfa in- imagination. Ha waits for each drop to fall. The I anticipation preceding each drop be comes intensely painful. Tiie menial I torment increases as time paaaen ami I the unfortunate victim of Chinese Idarlitn and ins own imagination then 1 nltissately in atrocious agony. Mi Jniian ltalpb, the distinguished American unwupaper correspondent. win. has traveled sitiaiirsij In Obina, inform- us that Ihj Cbiiieae bave an I other method of InrJiatina dmmth T.in. i "'rtiugb the imagination; namely, by 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii uw viciiin 10 tiie noun. I ol 1 a bell held clone to the ear. The bell rings once in no manv I BSSOaai. It diais in. actual harm, ap parently. It iloes nothing nave excite ,tbe nervtw ol tbe ear, aeiiding along a ucceiaion of Uaeleaa meaaagtM to tbe I brain. But no man can endure the torture 01 jue ueit beyoml u certain number 01 n.,ur llu over-traiued tion kills, him. I'l; I . w . 0 Kin- I'll.- PIIYSILIANS. D, I'IMi . I 11 . ,- r, .. BANKS AN U BHUKKRS. Klti.s HAVIKOfl HANK Jon orksuueil March I. Ks. Jiinve.t sllowtil en iituv,!.. K' U. ik ti t mnl aol.l oil All priii tai atuetlon men to coll. i.r"!'l; l" ''liit ; J. N. Tea! I J Morn- ii.-r. IOMAIi BAMKOV ATHKNA I'll! (fsi.QUU; iiirplu. an. I prelil. .1 ou liui t-ipwiia ials in 1 11 1. mi. Mrbauie r HmiIom to Henri I AUnui., pre. ilrk rice pre.li Dt: U I Ha, Mr. fc L BarDltl, ssmiani K Kl.Al. 1 lip.Hew I Mm k Dl, P. J, M l All lion block i.-upimii, i :..-!.. tUt 111. it HIM 1 tin Woman's Work tottttagaailissgej If Ibarn ' wi ttrali Wllrll sewnu Jfo'l slliilllil sudlHll l-i ,t Ir.l ae'ure a pair ofOI.AftaKS win. 1, 1, i,. l;IU In iinriiiAi .'.inillli n niinin- i ,., Ikiriiii uuuuii. a- ma i.-Milt. ll.m.,. .1 t... M.H-k of Kyeglasnes and HpSBtaalei a.-fun ni all niiliiiarv i-rtM- 11. f. mn, h... lll 41 SUI.lll i-.i . VVllt-l, uuu we Biai.. i. in aei . Ut I Kill' D IV N.N K. III. aiei an rotu dlaau Opp. II..'. i ir . 'ou. Ori. ATllli I'HVSK !AS PBJJ, '" " ""'' ".1- . ink wcat ..! I1..S I8LKK OHRUNII 1 Ol H 1 mi, '1 let Msni Si. I 'inlu' I. A 1 raw, Cr,.l, HANK Ol- PKN'IMiK Miri Ina, BKUM 1 r.,. Kl' llSM. I .-r a-.l.t ., 1 BllMO, Ssi -'iin ips! poini, Urai 1 "i ' '1 ma. i ' 'Oil 11011. 011 ruasoiuM. If OK W'KMO.N, pnaral baakiui alii sn-l mU 1 .,1 : ' ' ' ' '1 pre.l Ii 111 . 1, ' t . TlcepraalilaBiiiVll. Pit roe .OMblir 11... i"'1' ':,'".'"" blir; durcior. I srii.ML M N i. f j p r. niiiKor-. h..lw.rl Jaiil.,1,1, I, a - all only re liii-rt- air uoiuplica Lk. W. L QARRH r50N. Mgn Hik ggs court t . pfu-liit.,,. 1,, AT fOHh g vs. A IITKI; t l..l.l. a I I'oltN .;vn i.v, npi, , in -. i . .iars Hunt Hml.tiiia-. A'l 111. AN Si Uh It. 19U, OlvK.1.1 iaowbll attorn icyh at 1H 11 A.S.." tail, 111 lll..ta H.H.IL WlLDEX Ki ll: HOTEL . Ibal tl mutual Biaallni , A tin- l'u41eton w.,i .s, ,, LAW Y KB. 0VV1UB rmllatoOi Oregon. I'lbUiK M, li, I.' a imagina- i biKjrer than Tom Jobnaon ia one wbo believe- w.. Urviug the inters u., u.Tn iMuriag luau, not on a hypocritical true that a reveraal of the imaginative ""l" of Jaainuu to au-nn,. f.. kllliut; proceaa mual ytri.i 1.-.. .,.1 . pioioug uie.- ")" I KvMrvls.l. L- 1 . . 4 I ' " now uiat leoiing Under Nov. i.n. , J. W BANCkOHl , I'rop Halt-.- t.z an.l I!... pr day. Mcaia Ipvi-iat Kale, by tue uiontii HrM Hoirl lu lUe i lly lor r'ainilic. bus Uiall Maiu, KrtHt aauip!.' room. kk t irk hauls aud taui baal Klrc-prool buildlt a Cor. Court And Johnson SI . PENDLETON. OHLtiON Farmers Custom Mill l"rd W altera, Proprietor tlaiHH-ti), I4u barrel, a J rioui aasaangss r waaii Wear. mil gesa, nsippii nu ..,, on baud T. HAILB Jiid.i UuinliUK, S II 1. 1. MAN A al lau Kixiui- block. N. IIKHKK1.KY. ATTOBNBY AT LAW llBlce III Is , 1, lali.u, Kioi k i Siifai t 1. aw IN a I rORNBYH I ID Aaamiatlun 111 niSt,BLLNKOUS NOTICBS. " 1 '" ' fin KHOI.DKKK- S0T10K .: S.-...1, ii M - ... "pa) in Is. b ..-. I u. ,'.'; ';,',!..,,'!' "' ""olli'i'soi 1 He ,..l , i . rt,""Vl0". "nguii, loi lb,-i,Ur .'U'.-nuii lKlttr,i D dimiora aud ol .1 r 111 aireelen woai ilai ic itt.- I H.T .)PTON,Hi..r'; uoJ, l"' kNNI Al. MBKTINq STOOBHOLUIttta 1 (. 1 1 n. nl . , -1 " "n "il llu- annual - a - . kUoltlarii ol the Haadluion 1 1. ui i 11 ,J- I";'1. May :, luu', fit-lli-ion o l0'' "iupaay. in Away from him iii bnytaa is"i when i hs. rial 10 pi) for ba i-a,,uai . n aft."? .lull Vr ' JSti III roui real SMM dollar worlb n llaruiaa aa.ldlu.. Sndla M-ur. Wll.p.,l,ly,.., hi ,1.11,.. .,,,,, ,,., y i . " 'iita van on ti,a Sl4dlr Im.us.- Ibal lia- M ram 1.1 i.av Joseph Ell, Prop. 11 ft . . , 1 ur. nay c o., llu) aud aell sttidtK, Bonds ( ; i-m j 1 1 lor caalt or on margin. New rk Mock hclianKe Chwago gioch Bxchanm, '.hkngo HoarU ot I r ide Court rlr I 'oi..lll..n. -.),, I.N g, JI.Dii. x-t-k-Uiy I'ol N ... hk Y. Jl nil rtesMsil. I A MK- Sulldl a rm 1 k oun 1 ui j dud ruLLowiNti iik U-.-n taken up by tho "li at llu- i'..iratiou l'M.'llJ. I ititli .piariar clrcia inn' si... ni lui uouuSa U'li'l ' Willi .uarn-r i iln at'.. 11- 7tMi A. C. SHAW & III. i, UWBLL, Manager. Money to L( ' 'n oity propertv at lot rale of IntBSBwt. ( an b I nisi in monthh initall iiiente IVO COMMISSION Will loan on improiM ;.n..ert or will furoia monev to hnihl with. Will he p.eaaetl n give fg- nrn of actual rosl to uyv one milling a loan FRANK B. CL0P1 boo Main Street. 1 0REG( 15H0KT Union Paci SSBsas Tlma Sihaduli KB Prom Pindleloo. 1 bleagl .iali l.ake, Uauver. Hrl I'urlland Morlb. ouiabs Kaa- aiK'ilal aaa Cily, 81 IUU, 1 IB I nn-aao ami at. via limit. Inglon. ti untie Halt Lake, Isriiver, St Kipraaa Worth, Omabn aaa- t" a ui. aaa Clly, Ht.Liiiin i''1' via Hunt , aa-o aud fcaat lagtaa. "I Walla Walla, Unl.laa KtMall sipokaue.WallatM.rljl 1 ui inau, allnueai-'li.. 1 ik Paul, Uululli Mlllll; Hpokaua ke, Chicago and SM Ocean and River ScM KKOM POKTLANP. All aalllug dau .ub N:onp. ui. Jeol to cbauxe. For aan Kranclw" ' Sail avarv i daya T. I pel ARtlllTKCTS AND BUILBSBb. hov Attn Aid m i ki 1 ami sr. Ml, Vm,L- !iilTfi'V lul' KSi ut i.nuiii u ik " "' n kiuda ol ! an 'be , t. , .? Si: "a'ls, en-, or i ' "i ab.jui sw ban uuanii Wi'iglll ';" bora, briadad u mmi ider Ii aud U ou M( n.p, 1 April U. iikii. J U. UIUTBMAW, cu Masihal 'i M' nth A LL THe Nl.Wb i... ' . Orogonian Daily s ou , yM, b nui LsJ at. . tg ta.oo a vaai. bao.plaoy (lt t. A. VA1 UHA " In Jimj SalkUaf. OBNTISTS. DENTIiT. OJfiriOg Out .tut .' ab.1111 a. L BJtATIK aaviug. 11a, ik '' " OVVIUB OVBB as adiuiuitired. d. A. MANN, HKNT1HT IN tuunnn Uoi aiuci, over If. U. cipL'a fagtee Kol.l.owiNo in.' si amiual lias Iwrn laken Uli bv ibi. ' o.'! .l.l'...l.la. lbip,,a, in a. lor eoau aud agjajumi Il'yVi ."' "",', " ' old. braudl.1 '1"uu-t " ll" 'op, might April r, nui. J W lltAlllMAN. OtH W.iabal. lo put lJll)l,k naa Mh 0B .balvua, wall., or lor virappliiK pur,sjat Old ui-vk.papcr. , lMrge buudle. of out buudred LUMBER DEALERS bally uaispt Uuiiday - p. ui. laturday IU p ui. Columbia Hirir To AJtorla aud WIT Lavudiug. Yanl mi Webb Street OfBjgflJgi limit Freight leH)t Wt Dally ex. Hunday 6 a ui S a. m. lues rhri and aat. Wlllamitta Blur ... ... 1.1.. U.dtMTfJ. nalow. liulepwuu"" aud Way-l.ttuliu. Corvallla aud Way-Laudiug. Old Newspapers are prepareil 1, in the lumber line - IlirnlM anything uml can iriiarsm, pruee be aa elm,,, if llo, d IhM others, we ajgg carry g , ' ol Doors, Wiodowi and alouldin! i-rtiea lo.itemplatino building a ill d0 , to u heloro pJaWin. Ul()ir mjm. wo LMrry rirwood. I'Louo Alam . .'aw. Tuii bn aud Sat. lata vi Kiparla Wlllamatta audHSri it vers iinuou Cltv. bar aim WIJ'lMUiav Snaki Kivm I KlparlaloUwi.uai P. . WajMbir. Agaai. The Ba.at Origontan U gon a reproaintetivi paper- ih. .......1. I. aaa bau liberal Datroxuure. ii" iBiug medium ol tfeii eeoueS. Of Ret