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Shirt Waists for Spring. We have just received a large assortment of shirt waists which we are selling at prices that ill all right. You can get an elegant waist for 50c, and our dollar waist is simply "peach." just Iht kind that you like to w ui Our spring and summer goods are now in. Siiks, Ginghams, Lawns, Dimities, White Goods. Per cales, etc. SEE US FOR BARGAINS. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood TUESDAY, Al'KIl. S3, IM1, DAILY. BY In Bast Oregonlan Publishing Company, AT fHNIU.IToN OKI-(.ON. On. , ojr-p . . 1 a Option sorted to merely that thf authorities might got hold of the girls, and free thi'Ui from Mm domination of the be ings who held them in the vile bofl It 1 h almost liatblolnblt tO Ann n- WEEKLY AND SEMI-WEEKLT I CIU tmU ",en win '' "' - - so hriitMl, ho far behind modern -t. hi .l.ii-l of thought, as to ply so .ii in a trade. It is nn of the thing that runic with the Chinee, and also results from IftSMM towards the forrcmcnt of law in this country has Itccn iilwav" known then' that such u com 1 1 1 i 011 existed. And cop have lieen rontcnt to Hllow it to ion IIbm However, now thut u detcrmim effort is to tie inad to cure the evil all will he glad tn ronunend tht 1 officials and in , measure to forge failure in the past to do the tint v that should have appealed to them us oni of the very tlrst to ! discharged. MURUAN-i UKI'AR TNKNT STORK l.klL m ssi air inn . r Mil $s taonUM. tr sitii iv k. 1 iinm If Uatjtc a.Btwtt ef. mi wiasi.v vea. sim ..i ana, Oat cc p, ... kr . I'"' (dot til mofitht I Mil tut. fso wutiv (VKimiila ri. Oaa cop. tmr .as- I 'a- CvT tit Hilt 1 'it I luta, riptti.n m m DVTlt,l1.. - 't fDiiplkv A If ft, tamti.lt I Om Inch, of lM. In MmiHctklv par motith tS Dm ibib, or HTM is lk,lr pat ao.th ., ia T." laakas. at Lit In OiiW tn1 IfHtlf pat moata . 5 as O'.f (St.. la. It... Saat.-Ws.klr.p.t 1.. a pa. as. ata . . IS (l,fi ihiHIn. hf. In it.ptf M hrfOnDtth t m l)f at iMttiti hti, li I ' 1' an.ld a.i , iifflr.ih pfintlll t at DM laa. Nltu, In WtVklr par ta.alh IHtr Mt karat. In Wra.lv . pOT In. h pat et.aBth . . I flf Ottt tkfta. imkti. in lklii 1 Itta ol aatal Weakly, prf I n h par raoatrl ft SmIIi! ..a par.il et..mataatt n aarra.-Wt-ahlt Waablv el I -it iBMftua. (ft m. I., fi.gu, aath tuLat.iu.nl uas tin' . tan (tan iff Ua. etl) intattlaa. THE VANCOUVBR TRAGKDT. Tlic suicide of President Hmwn and Cashier Canny, of the Vancouver First National bank, on Sunday last, curries with it a lesson valuable just now. These men wore moved to commit the act of self-destruction because the banking institution of which Mr. Hrown was the head and Mr. ('uiihy tne executive otticer hut! tteconie in volvetl after the depression MM tiiut billowed the boom times earlv in the last decade. They simulated. 1 baj) allowed their friends to speculate with the bank's funds. They were uninind tul of ttie sacred netts of the trust re posed in them, allowing a speculative fever to overcome the scruples that are felt by every man of average in telligence and conception of morality. Perhaps they would have been derelict had not the boom anil tin- in evitable depression occurred. Ihit it is reasonably certain that the occasion for the dereliction was the boom, when people lost all mental balance ami plunged rerkleasly into the en-item nt of the period, risking their all on the rising of values that never roee, and involving the bankers in irretrievable ruin. Nowadays appear the signs of a boom movement in ttie larger industries that will sooner or later bring on the re sullaat crash when values will tali, and that which looked on paper like a colloaaal fortune will fade away like a dream of the night. I-ast week and on Monday of this week the ileal ings in speculative stocks on the New York ex -iiaiige were enormous. Brokers rushed hither and thither, acted like insane demons, and carried out the orders of tbnir principals as the mail wave of stock gambliug swept over the tloor. These exciting timet- have been of frequent occurrence of lulu, and it is apparent that they will recur with great frequency hereafter. However, unless ttie laws of com merce have been amended, unless stimulation no lunger iiringn the conse quent reaction, unless the history of all previous speculation erases i- in criteriou bv which to judge this one. the tide will turn, aud the result will be great lueses aud ttie tailing of many houses. Then will be heard tne pistol shot,, of the suicides who have lost in the atock gambling game, and who are de apondent over the reverse of their for tunes. Apparently, man is born with tin love for gambling in ins very nature But happy is he who curbs this natural .lames . I Montague, in "Wing uml Arrows," Portland Sunday Orcgonian avs : Announcement of J. P. Morgan A Co Announcement of. I. P. Morgan & Co Announcement of .1. r. Mogrun a Co Announcement of . I. P. Morgan 4 Co The Ml Store. 2 Wall Street. Having included in our various nnd well stocked departments everything in the world, we are prepared to mi uersell all competitor-, and u visit ti our store will save vmi monev. SPKlNi. STOCKH. We have hii attractive n.-nrtiiient of Spring Storks of all the latest pattern- gissi values ut 91 .mni.iiiii. wiin ii . will close out at special sale tisluv at fuuu.uuu. while thev last. Don't miss them. RAILBOAM, Our line of ruilroudM is roiuplete, and you can find just what you want lor verv little monev. If von uri thinking of muking a trip West this year, you will need one. Kegular price, l.'.Utsi.liisi.ilOil each. our pick t(lu l.ir COI'PKK MINKS Nothing is more necessary at this tune of year than u gisnl cnpiter mine. We tiuve the Itest Slid iurgest stock in the world. We have scoured the cirti in search of them. Take one away with you. if von come to New York to uay. luu can have vour nick for a lew billion dollars. RIAM8BIP LINKS. We have hundreds of them, buy one lor the children. ion cannot afford to be without them at the ridic ulously low prices we have market! them for todav. N N O I ' N C K M K N T KXTKAOKHIN AKY. Our buyer, Mr. J. P Moruan. is now in Kuroite. neatotiatimr for a -tock of Kingdoms, Kmpires and Continents, wnirn we win piatv on sale at an earlv late ut liitureit which w i sururise von . Watch these columns for the announce ment of the sale. You must be t lien or you will regret it for the rest of your life. JUHNSON AND I AHNKC.Ih At the time the McKllilev bill was before congress Tom Johnson, now the mayor of Cleveland. O.. was a member of the house, and lie strenuously op poard the measure. In the emir-, a a powerful speed, against the bill, tie said: "Now, Mr. Speaker ami gentle men. I urn in the iron business myself and I can sneak knowiunly upon this question. My hooks tell my proliti, and I tell vou thai the protection pro is sed here gives me u clear profit of over lAo.OOl) a year in mv little busi ness alone " "What do vou take it fur?" inquired u member. "Why should 1 not take it?" replied Mr. Johnson "If I don't take it some other fellow will, but all the same ft is legal lied robbery of the peo ple, and you dare not deny it. High protection has made me rich, as it lias made thousands of other men rich, aud all of us could have lived uml pros pered without it, and the country would have beeu a thousand times let ter off, ami some dav vou will all Klin II vt I inferred by the prolec- l-ronensitv ami sad the lot t ti. ,'"'" taxing auvuntuue ,.l """" tne privileges co w,iu ncruiiifl u n gain a arm noli upon bis life, for, stock gambling, speculation aud the game of cards played for money art- all of tin- same class. i boikda fey .i m SLAViav or cuinisk girls. Commendable, indeed, are the efforts that are now being made to erad n ate the curse of an illicit traffic in Chinese girls in ben hrancisco Most persons learn with surprise that this sys- is ttrtaly eetablishtxJ , that men of 'an Uliowaft- nlv reifinar tritih. a Ute yoong women, and that they are j arutiy bound u, tht shackle of Ue slaves of tite nootk Abraham Lincoln proclaimed Tbe avaaa tflapatenes Mil us that, in . l"'csalina ia Han Francisco ?T.k "v!!!? 01 u- , nam unuer f.sjui laasiuu,:!, tu tu ut)ril I a r?,"01' lUU" the suptsa,,- tUm 'thy w.il uv-r 1- kZ .... la Uke baada of ti.t- imvl l uaay ua ak l . ware re- mmm mm HAIR UKE T HI, ka tkMlly '.'41.111,. tnruush tea atw of Sjatk brta'a Httrpkciila, la oaly prara,t.iii on Uke otar - ii InaL taalin and tkn omiiakaa to aarsk or I kwroko tutu ka raaoou ' aiuia ,ur Oil aCAlp Ol W aaatt. It Id 'ia auakaa daaan urun aad lalling uair lot- r",u" amit raoaaa a uuck. TVi lulurvaat ai'.tttt, i taDlaa. llH ti.. I .,-.. toiu, brtlkU Vu, I I rna nat i. t ' 1 r Sad It tkn ittaslioiabla ouoa 1 u Uiam. aa u xutka lika a' stawttt as bald haartt i.,iu,n f.,,o. a to-U of aah Uktek htur iLt ! u. ai. '.. , ..l ., Eao druufwu proa at l an Ua trtrVaaav aa or Uka I'jllowiog : Offkoi uw W H Mcsamaoiu. Fnacrlutlou InuavxMt, - -Mm Uatptttla kt wlaui. , t,,M artku. and anil d.. Iha w,k aa advrrli-,1 Ukails wby traaalltt. I ua,,i., . ,' Hf.' "l("il l-inaw t- , . fin."'.! Ii "d ul,"ssf 'siwrask-ci. tail , w u. Mi HbiTraof i. far Mis at afl fkM-Ctaw Uvj. w. tive tarifT und street ruilwnv franchises to ufciitniilnte millions, Mr. Johnson condemned privileges because they filched from the many to eggrHtuliie the few. s s s Now he proposes to uw his millions to destroy the pernicious systems by which they wore acquired, (treat and praiseworthy as is the work which Mr. Carnegie is doing for humanity in founding free public libraries, Mr. Johnson plans a still greater work. If his mission succeeds, men generally, instead of depending upon others for lihrarv facilities, will M able to sup ply libraries (or themselves. Mr. CftMMtji'! attempt to dissipate ignor mice i- Hilmiruhle. Mr. Johnson's pur Mrji to abolish injustice is grand Dubuque Telegraph. THK FRANCHISE TAX. A few days ago, in commenting on (ten. (irosvetior's suggestion of an in come tux us the way out of a corner itito which the republican party ia getting as it result of its extravagance und the tbreutenetl failure of Hingley ism, we expressed the conviction thut already the forces of privilege were preparing to meet an issue which they see In he ri-inv above the political bori.oii. The predatory cluss would prefer t give up a portion of its plunder rather than to quit plunder ing. It is therefore turning to an in come tux us the reudiest means of avoiding the revolutionary peril of the single tux: und thut this thing is in the Bllttll of many of the more far sighted beneficiaries of privilege is made muiiifest in vurnms speeches und writllikts. Here, for example. l Presi dent M. K. lugalls of the Dig Hour system. s Mr. Ingalls was fornierlv a memls-r of the democratic party, leaving it when it became really democratic. He hits lieen u strenuous supporter of Mai. McKinlev utid of "national honor and of "sound" money and of pluto cratic ideas in general. Hut, unserving the signs of the times us thrown upon the canvas ot events by recent elections in Ohio and elsewhere, be tells the K ii He ami Fork club at Kansas City that he is in favor not only of an in come tax but of a tax on franchises. In part he said : Fresh Clean Stock of Groceries For you to select from. VYili fjivt: you reasonable pfiCM, Try us with an order .::::: WHITE HOUSE GROCERY Thompson & Dupuis, Props. "We are just learning, that a fran chise tax is the easiest collected ofjany and probably one of the fairest way's "I racing revenue. (If course those who manage corsiratiuus will object, a everylssly does, to pavilitf taxes, hut nevertheless it is right and propaf. Those that have had the protection of the state should lieur their share of its burdens. i niive always iH-ueveti in an in come tux and have thouuht that the let'isioii of our supreme court against the constitutionality of such a tax was one of the moat unfortunate occurrences of the age. We should have a tax on all .in nine-, i ante or small, oxeinnt lug a moderate amount, as most of the states exempt u certain amount of property from execution and levy I In- country is so rich that with a fair system of taxation and economy in ex iiemliturc the tax rate w ill be so low that it will not be oppressive, and thus you wili encourage and protect vour mall property holders. " Johnstown we mocritl. New Use tor Blsatrlslty. A professor recently discovered that electric iv is a stimulant for the brain We do not wish to dispute the merits of this iliscoverv but an incluieil b think thut tin- only natural stimulant for the liruin is sleep. If vou are not able to sleep you are certainly in a Imd way n :s usual ,111-1,1 hv the stomach lie iriiaT out of order, the disturbance being ommiiuicuteil to the bruin. Keep tin stomach in tfood condition hv the use of Hostetter's .Stomach Bitters and you win nave insomnia no longer. It is a plenum medicine for streiikrtheniiik.' the nerves anil will cure dysHpsiu. in- llgestlon, constipation and In I nuir-ne-- .- .1 -pring tonic it l,.t- no euual. See that our private revenue stamp is over the neck of the bottle. lea & Perrins The Original Worcestershire 530CC SWANK Of IMITATIONS. Butlers, Chefs and Cooks pronoutn it the best Sauce; piquant and appetizing, it enriches all dishes. TMi fAjBaWM It AflMlfc N. V WeYe .lust as Thankful Kor a small package as a large one BfMb will receive the same thorough and careful attention. If we get the former, it may in time gtow to the latter by the satisfaction you will derive in wearing our laundered work . Domestic J. F. Robinton, Prop. Tslephfine 60 rcnuieion Planing Mill and Lumber Yd Can sell any firm cheaper the hi hecause they buy i quantities. If yoiJ lumber or any kin( mill work call and their prices. R. FORSTER, (INK I, INK 1 time . Iltll." .; tliiisx M each lc -tic extrs liiaertnin CLASSIFIED ADS. I'dfNT SKVKN WOKIlS To THK LINK One line, or mort-. -r vt.-ck, si tli rstvof I 'm per line One line, or more, per muntli. si tin rsn of K'- 'r line THRU LINK 1 time JOc tlmeJ is? I times stc 10c varli additional Inwrllon Mit'K Wtm 1 tlms 2te . times . ic i fines Vx' lAv sach adillllnnsl liiarrtlnn FIVE LIN KM 1 time tOc I limes tWe S tlmpa 'Oi 'jijt- eac'i addltlonni Itlavrtloll I WO l.tNEs 1 time lit I IttSHN M I times -'' ( UN- sach rxira insertion HIX I.ISKe I time I .' times t times I KM each additional insertion FUR SALE OR EXCHANGE. A NKW BIX HORSI I'iUVKII OAHO-1 "11 in- SaCttM and .ill llxlures cnmplsle. lankk, ! plpi ikir. battery and electric spHrser, at a low Prlci or will exclisiige for cunlwissl .1 Clove, eii'lletou. Orefoii BANKS AND BROKERS. KIltHT NATION A I. HANK (IK ATH KN A OregOL. Oaattal, Wsi.OOi nirplii. and protlts, lij.OOU. Intcreti on lint deposits Heals In foreign ami dorisstlc eii-haust. Collections piompiiy siisnceii to itcnry i Anami pre niuui. i i (Vim. tii i- presi'iciu r. From 3 G. A, R. Man M uttack of miller'. A.il ill). I U:i. Vt-Pt- bail 1 wai afraid n h-' down ., nnrht for ear ol iinotlit-rini; J ewultln l get my breath So i 1 1 all (he duoriuud windows in the house were il n. It si-t-nn il it- if tliere ku.- Ii" uir and that 1 must surely smother' to ilium Mi Ii. l- oi-- of tin- i ity, allid my aiuiuion t- I' - hi. rii-h lb mi ilv lor Th mat and I.iiiik Tmu blas, I thoiicht lit tle of it but b., m:bt a hntlUi In I In hiajai thai it might help lilt! u little llkfUtc Bte woinl.-rfiil re t ami in. -i t . .ml bottle 1 1 1 1 mi- uuiileiely My re cover) it M-riii.tiient, too, for ever since I Itave not had tin- klihie-t return of my old enemy I consider Acker's hnglith Heinedy by long raids tin- Iteat Ine-lnm. in tin vv ..rid for lucking cuugbs. asthma and bronchitis completely nnt-li-r. tli .tnni.,,-,. ,li. psas tnat aaany msmpIs r..n.i uppoasfsi Ls III irublu Ifeiilferer. wllljn.i try a sin gle lsjttle, it will prove every word I have said, and more too (.Signed i . . MM l Kliiott ( oiiimandi r bilm Meiraral. I',,.i v.. ic 'ortland Mich II aKit ...'iu amlll a bottle, throughout ii 1 lilled Stall-, til ill l itlniibi i.i.l Uml at 1- J,l j- : ufld If v.,n a Us fled after buving return the bottle lo UUI omBgisi ami g.-t join money back. Il .lulA,.,., It, !' U. UtJUkt.K t i 0 tynm4, .Stt. Ivr4 Sold br Mroek 4 MeComaa Hendlaioo ore PHYSICIANS. 1)K. W. ii. C(abK (IKKICK IN jriD oulldlns omce honrt. . to 12 a.m.; I to s p m. Telephone 77. r. W. VINi;KNT, M. I). OKKICK KKAK of First National Hank Office hours id tn 1. a. m ; I tn !l p. m nett. rash lt?r : cash I Mr. k L Harnett 1 Har at.ltuan' DKS. SMITH A HKNDKKSON. 0FK10K over Pendleton Havings llauk. Telephone II, residence telephone .1. H. H. ) A KKIKI.J). M 1) . HtlMh I'ATH tc PtiTslclan ami Hurt;. -on Huildlns leleplnine OBli-e. blx k U. reti deuce, black 'it. 1R. I). J. M'KAfl.. ROOM 17, ASSUCIA tlori block Telephone l; rekidenc.' leie phone, black 111. OfTMPaiTfllC I'HVsn ians Diets. Keyes A keea llftlce. one block west of Hon Ion Hton TH h I'KMH.hroN HAVIKCM HAN'k Pendleton on-gon Orfanlsetl March 1, ISfW capital. Js'.OUt Inn rest allowed on time de pnelti KTCliangi- bo ight and told on all prln clpal polnu Special attention struti tn osjlai tlom VV J, Furnish, president: 1. N leal Tiiv-pres'deiit. T J. Morris, cashier THK KAKMKR'8 BANK OK WKSTiTn. Weatou. Oregon . -Maes s general ban kin, biiklueas Kxcnauge Unigtii ami sold In. leciions promptly attended to Affairs in tuosi exi-elb-ii' i iimlltioii ami to n-ir i -. I ii-.i i.. Office In J'ldd Investigation onimlttei'Of resimntllili. cliiteus omcers k jamrMii president . (ten Vt PrtH'ttsi.-.. vi, president:!;. M Puree, cashier I. k Klllsnrv. aamtaiii i ashler, dln.lort (I. A. Hartmaii. Si V Johns. 1 J Price, li. P draw, J. F Klllgor-. aobert Jameson (, W Proe betel Equal to any in the world. Call tip: PILSNER BOTTLED BEER. liRKWRRVK own BOTTtOIO. Illgl.lv riM-oinineinled to (aniilv trade Isver-. Isittlt- liillv guavanteeti. Schultz Brewing Co. 1 Steal a Mans Time No. S Uw I.YNN k. BLAJCK8LKK, OUROKIC and uervnuk dlseaai" ami diseases of STOBSSM Opp. Hotel, cor. Water and Main His IVudlu tun, Ore ARCHITBCTS AND BUILDBRS. f. K. HDWARU, AKt'HITKt'T AN 1 1 SI perlnleudent, makes complete and reliable KIKKT NATIONAL HANK OF PIMUUs ton Csplui.t7U.0Oi): surplus. u,0uu. Iran, act. f cenersl ttauklus Imsini-w Kschaugi and telegraphic transfers sold on Chicago, Hat Francisco, New York sud principal points Iti the Northwest brail. Iirawn on ('hlua. Japat and Kuropv. Makes coliectious on rca.onatil. terms Jaetl Ankcny president. Vt F MathH-k n. -president I l Vtad. i-aahier 11 i interna)' aaalsuni rasrilsr v r. .tt 4 Zf 1 isfSial-S for Wood, Coal, Brick and Sand. Heavy Hauling Ksh-cii attention (ira to Conslgnmenu Laatz Bro e,- ,4t N .... a ''to WHISKEY. I for Gentlrnvrn M who t-hrnsh II MISCELLANEOUS NUTICKS. plans tor biilldlusa in the city or coiiutry iiixiui i.. Juno uiiiKintK NOTH'I-: I'd STiH'KHul.HKItS NOTK'K is Berelo tfiv. ii that the annual meetniK of the sto. kliolder. ol tin Ivinllefon Wool Heoiir iuk and Paekias "impaii) will la.' held luea ia,.t . ini t I p. m , at the offl. es of Hie poa. of ell'. I line a boanl of dlraeiair. ... tbaaaljtST thi lo laws mi as to redu. .- ih.. nuui her of director, from nine to Sve .. ....., u h Jl "'. 'rs"dent VAITUHAN. IIKNTIBT. OKKH'f 1 " ' 1 1 )k. Hecretary 0 A. MAY. CONTKAI'TOK ANI builder Lstimatea furnished on all kinds ol masonry, t-emenl walks, stone walls, etc tir company in Pcmli. tot. or.m.i, I... ... ' lert i'.l la- l.-fl .1 II... kit' llra,,r,la,i fli. ,. ..... . . I -I.... . , .1. " I"" UKNTISTS. K. A In Judd Building A. L. HhATIh. 1). I). H. DKKii'h 0VKB HaTlugs Haut Ua admluitursd. h A. MANN, llKNTlHT. IN AhHOClA tloi Block, over F B. Cloplon's office ATT0RNIY&. ('AKTKIt A HAlaKY, ATToKNKYB AT Law. Office In Havtuis hank n nidius HKAN A I.OWKIah, ATToKN'KYs AT Law. Room It Aasuclatniu Block. Peudle ton Oi ANSI AL MKhTINti HTOOKlIOUlliia Notice is heruby glTen that the ailiiusl KStin. ";;""'''" Pendi 'i' Woolen Mills will be held Tuesday May 7 S ..!;-!o:,,,ir.;:;;uB b FK. JUDD. Bssrsurf Y iVDD' IN I'lit Mi-thi. ki ii i iiinv ,. i.l- ..-rtU'l animal, intve Un tkn up by the u'' wl'l U( sold at the eiDlratiou and "tpvnses with c . circle ded (i T. G. HAIIaKY, LAW'YKk. OKKIt'K IN Judd Building, Peudleton. Oregon HT U.I.MAN A IMKKt K. ATToHNhV- at law kKioui. lu. li. U and 1:1 Aaa... .,,., block Hi HKHKKI.KY ATTOKNKY AT i.AW timet- in Aaaociation Hioct 111 K. I). BOYi), ATTOKNKY AT LAW court si. IA.MKS A KKK, LAW OKKIt'K IN J f Jj i nun. nun of t Oi nii'l. r .1 ,. riL' I llll. wt.n.1.1 .h.ii a... j IC. I . ' . "" ".'". I'.MIll'l I. . ip, ttemui o,,ut Oas drown hor.-, branded u with qusrtsr r. ie umier it ami U in, i-i, i.. (.-,. , i, . alj.nl t ia,,.... i. n list.: April U ItUI. M I1KATHMAN. City Marshal Il.o,'VrN,'-;T"K WUsOWlMO DK ...... .. .' a. la-en Iskell lib In 11.. oi i ii; 7.11V!,.'. ."" r ' n'auon I. ..a, ZZ1 ' ""'llS(ll it ooiwii nor.. !, , tf4r(()M . . , , I'ated April 1". nsji. M Ht.iiMAS i.'it) Marshal Wc arc all Kcad to start tU-coratitic; your walls am! iciiiu", with the most olsgantly ik-sigueii wail pattrM evet fj). visml as soon as you art- ihfOUgh with your Spring hOHMClsWpin belort-, if you prclur to btaVfl out of tin- way prior to starting to clean hoiiM I'uttirniM tin u lonu ago don't miss tin- txbibit. Jcssl: Failing .laill ntreet near bridge Telephune 72. ALLEN BROS. Wood and PosU. Delivered Promptly Prices Kifht Fir sud lauimaraek Poets Wood tiles sun dry othcn rear of haviuge hank PKNUl.KTON, . - OBBOOM TRANSFER. BTORAG E. m CR0WNER & SON. TKLKPHONk MAIN ill. Awsy from BlfJ In huvins sonds when he ha. rem tn pi I,, i ii, c.ihiiei well afford n Hut If VOU walll In tret v.mr raal ' dollars' worth in Hitrueas. Saddles. Bridles Npurs. Whip., (ilovi'v lirii-li. I i, ,,,.' frscptl doer, sud Canvas call on ths only Haddlery aasjsj thai i, , m rent to pay. Joseph Ell. Prop. Oregon Lumber Yard fOOJl 8UTTBM Kor hsrus and dwell tugs. Cheaper than tin. laumlfcr, lath. Shiiiuk-., HuildiuK Hajcr. Tar Pupcr. Lime and CeoitaUt, MouldinKH. HicketH, IMaster, Isnck and Sand, Screen Doors & Windows, Sash aud DtMirs, Terra (xitta Ptpc. Borie .5: Light, Prop'j Alta St , ood CtWfl I nose I L, Ray & Co., Huy aud sell kit .1 Qinihit Hold hy JOHN HCIIMIDT The Louvre Saloon PKNI.I.KTON . . (a Take the... Washington & Columbia River Railway imaiu. i For Chicago, Ht. Paul, 8t sas City, Ht. Joe, 0m All Points East and Portland and oo the Souod Arrive Mondan. Wadnawdassa II 6ft a m 1. leaders Thumlan.s4l alv-AAa m. Itepatri dally eseept Huailay SI laM Kor Information roaardlns rasa ssfl muilatloua al. on or address W ADAS. I I sadlsMS t e H CALligaHKAD, li. r. A., Walls Walls, west. AMtKICAN PLAN $3.(K) per Day and Upwards l ineat hotel Il the Haclfk Northweat. tttnl (iraln for cash oi ull U1rgin, rtr Slock Exchange . Cbicaga Stock l-xchange Chicago Board of Trade Ci.itri tii., s-'tastilltat.,,, i,. THE PORTLAND Saaclaf Wat., t.. U . aa. .tourUt..dcoLT.V.'!.rT, "-f HUmttm ' wVBl(S1 Jt.auatg.i-- rs A. t SHAW au W. J. UMMLL, Manager. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMBER DEALERS Yanl tin Webb Hlreet OfMlJlfj llnut Freight I,M,t W, are r,,aretl o furuil,h Myth, price- u be a. , " w than others. We aim. , 1 DMM, Windows and Monhl," Ur .eeconten,,,lat,11K building will ",, SL10 r their IT"- 'ry Oaacatle UssJ wood. hliuMe alaiu M. nseaav ros OREGOH Tlma Sshsaule from P.ndleioa. OhtaaajB) I'orlUnd Mueeial it m via limit- lUkHaUU. Malt in. benver. I ttorill. I'lliaua. MT--fa aa City, m lt,1 I in. an. aud Kssl. Atlantic K i preaa 4 :IS a m. via Hunt lUKtou Salt Lake UaBtSr.fH noriii, uiuau., TiitaSl Ml Oily, Nl laOUlCHS ' tfu aud Kast. HI I'eul fast Mall SUA a. tu. via Hpokaue u, - , I . iaa.,1. larlaSafJ "a... nan.. - i, I mm 11 m 1 1 ' r Haul, huliith.MIIM ke, ChlcssoaudBM- Ocean and River Sd K In iM PtlKTIaAKD. :UJ pr. m. All sallltuj data ask Jet, l to 'Jhauis. For Han Kr.uelsW Hall every 4 day. Dally except Monday - P. Ul. Saturday iu p. ui. Celumbla II To Astoria and Hally ex. Burnley a. u. Laaudiugs Wlllamslts Kl' i fOreeou City, NeweSBJa" 6 a. tu I ilea I In. and Hat 7 a. m. Tues Thrs. aud Nat. Ireaou city, "".-r: m'.V4BBS. i ui v all i . and Wsl-LaudlufS Wlliamett. a-H HI vers (reou City. IJ aud Way-Laudliis Uav. I JUKI. OaQy. huaa. Hiver. Hlparl. Ui b,"W' K W. Waal-.Asw,, thaD coiihk 1