Shirt Waists for Spring.
We have just received a large assortment of shirt
waists which we are selling at prices that are
all right. You can get an elegant waist for 50c,
and our dollar waist is simply a "peach." just the
kind that you like to wear.
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
WEDNESDAY, APRIL M, 1901.
DAILY. WKF.M.Y AM SKMI-WKEKLT
t m a
Kast Oiegonian Publishing Company,
PENDLETON. AT OHKl.ON.
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THE CUBAN SITUATION.
However men may employ specious
pleas to justify th. action nf the
United State in denying the Cubans
freedom, thii basic proposition niay
not be overcome :
We promised tbe Cuban that wi
would not seek to acquire their terri
tory, not to refuse them liberty after
the war with Spain ended.
President MrKinley said this to con
gress. He said it to the whole world.
He placed himself upon record to the
effect. Tbe world knows that tbe
United States became involved in the
affairs of Cuba, so far as the common
people are concerned, for the sole pur
pose of assisting them into a stab- of
independence. We patted ourselves
upon our backs. We held ourselves up
to the laudation of the nations. Said
we:
"Behold a Christian people who go
to war (or tbe good of another rare,
with the intention of compelling their
freedom. We are the modern cru
saders. We are moved by a spirit of
benevolence. We propose to strike
down tbe tyrant Spain, and out here
in the western hemisphere will we
raise aloft one more banner that stand
for the freedom of man."
And our young men sprang to the de
fense of Cnba from the crumbling
monarchy of the East. They 'aligned
themselves in regiments, aud they
carried the Mag to victory upon land,
while the uavy boys were sailing across
the seas with the same liag borne aloft
before the warships that covered the
country with glory in a few short
months.
TImnm young men thought they were
lighting for a mighty principle that
was charged with kindly interest 111 a
suffering people.
Now has come the denouement, and
it is not of a kind with the splendid
impulses that moved to the war. We
uow know that the United States will
not give Cuba independence .Jtliat she
must make a constitution unci, as this
country approve and that her soil
must always hold soldier and supplies
for our military forces, whether tbe
Cubans will or nut.
It i merely brute force taking a
weaker by the throat and making the
other do as the stronger dictates.
HOMIaTY OR BXPMDIMkCY
Which were lietter: To tell the truth
about a scourge of fever or smallpox,
or the butMJliic plague or to couceal
the facts, aud thus endanger the lives
of thousand of people I
This is a question that hu faced the
people of Pendleton aud other towns
in the Inland Kmpire during the past
few years. There has been scarcely a
town hereabouts that ha not had Ur
ease of smallpox or some form oi
fever. These diseases have swept
hfnagllltj Kaitern Oregon and Wash
ington, aud have been unsparing in
their travels.
Some towns have adopted the policy
of preventing the local newspapers
lrum publishing the facts. They have
suppressed the truth, aud have thus
kept (or a time from ine world the
knowledge that such a disease waa
rag lug in the community.
A result has been that some lOVtM
and cities have been injured, for, in
tbe absence of reliable aud speciUc
statement concerning the conditions
actually agisting, Uwo
have surmised aud conjectured awl
anally come to tbe conclusion that
some awfuljstate uiustaxmi m the
silent city.
Moreover, wnerever the facts have
bean told without colonug, absolute,
UiivaruisUttU statements, tbe best
still Uave been attained
ksaii Krancteuo ha bubonic plague
-v-v, ib naaui in uowspaperi
r
printed there on the subject Only
correspondent have sent out state
ments, ft is hat mitural, therefore,
that an impression extxt t tint pbRH
has been an awful scourge in the Huv
Citv, and that iop!e have imagined
worse conditions than really existed.
There is no doubt that that citv lias
lieen vastlv injured bv the silence nf
the newspapers, and the persistent at
tempt- to diacretlit Quarantine (Miner
Kinynun, who now is vindicated by
the later investigations.
It is something that Washington
should be ashamed to hear iiieut ioned
that the federal government listened
to the San Francisco committee that
went to the president and succeeded in
hushint; up the facts and preventing
the health department from stating
the truth, and also in the removal of
Dr. Kinyoun from a post that had been
(Hied with distinguished ability. lli
vindication clear- him from the
aspersion cast during the long xriod
he was passing through the tire of
criticism, hut it does not vindicate
those who consented to his temporary
disc red i ting
Pendleton has had smallpox. The
East Oregouian ha believed it to (
wise to state the facts. There ha lieen
criticism against the paxr for this.
Rut. in the light of the experience of
the city in a business way, the wtsilom
of that course has been proven. The
burliness of Pendleton hu been injured
only in the minimum.
HOW DEWKT CAPTURED THE TRAIN.
At last a faint gray strip showed just
above the eastern horuon, then
broadened a bit, and tinged it upuer
edge with a glow of peach-blossoms;
then radiated white, streaky tangents
off into the heavens, putting out the
stars, and diffusing a soft light over
the veldt. Then the til t) came up ami
said it should lie a glorious day.
Against hi red face, us he scanned the
landscaB' .t- imwi, .1 (,,ack litM
Thi proved to in- the smoke-funnel of
the Bloemfontein waterworks. It n in
directly in the middle of a square
formation, which later revealed itself
as the British camp. It was awake.
"Tommies" could be seen, as the light
grew stronger, grooming their cattle
and preparing breakfast.
a a a
A few sentries sbssj about in cioee
proximity to the camp, but there was
no display of real vigilance. With
broad dav a shrauuel shell came from
somewhere on the other ide of the
camp and exploded among the wagon.
We then knew where Piet lie Wet
had gone. Bugle sounded "saddle"
and "mount."' and there was a rush
to inspan the wagon tram. That the
surprise was complete was evident. In
a short time, what seemed a regiment
of mounted infantry deployed in ex
tended order, facing the local it v
whence came the Boer shell fire. At
the same time the wagon train de
bouched on the road to Bloemfontein
and began a retreat to a safer posi
tion. a s
These disposition suited lie Wet
very well iudeed, and he had antici
pated them, for he and bis four hun
dred men were crouched right aero
the Kloemfonteio road where It dv
cended into tbe spruit.
Then did lie Wet. aiugie-liHiiiie.l
capture that wagon train of one bun-1
dred and twenty vehicle, and four
nundred prisoners a well, as follows:
As the first wagon entereil the
pruit, he rose from behind a boulder
anu tieckoned, with hi empty band,
to the astonished soldier who was
driving.
"Come in," he said.
In exactly this way was the entire
train, with it drivers ami guard, taken
without the British, who bad reman,,-,!
in the camp, knowing that anv harm
had befallen 11 from " itinera I Chris
tian Ie Wet." by Thomas f, Millard,
III the May Seri liner's.
terfering with Other people. The con
stitution talks about tbe right to life,
liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
Thousand of men unfortunately pur
sue happiness in the shape of a black
bottle.
Hut the constitution does not protect
men in the pursuit of happiness
through intoxication. unless the pursuer
has a butler to put him to lied at the
psychological moment.
The man who gets drunk in a cheap
way and then trie to get home meet
something more than the constitution
in a blue coat - and goes to jail,
a a a
He is informed that, constitution or
no constitution, he must not pursue
happiness in a way that makes Shim
roll or fall down, and he is locked up.
1 celiini-al Iv , the imprisonment of a
man who drinks tisi much is illegal
UK 1111 met . --nice the law licenses one
set of men to sell liquor which will
make others drunk, it ought not, from
a strictly honest point of view, to im
prison men who patronize the licensed
dealers.
However, it is desirable to repress
vice, including drunkenness : and since
the laws ran alwnvs he twisted when
the man to Is- arrested has no particu
lar standing.it is iust as well that they
should lie twisted in case of drunken
ness. awe
Hut we are IniuiiiI to sav that we
think our public magistrates might
find some wav of discouraging drunk
enness without making women and
children suffer.
A man get drunk and i locked up.
He is lined ten dollars. If he pay the
ten dollar 1! usual I means that In
wife ha pawned some of the furni
ture, liesides scraping up every penny
in the house.
.Meanwhile, having apreared drunk
in a (.oi ice court, the man has lost his
work. He and his wife and children
then begin life again without any
money, with some necessary article
in pawn and without any visible source
of income.
Jirunkennes is a bideou thing, of
course, but it seem a little out of
reason to inflict on a poor man for
drunkenness a flue that means ruin,
when a prosperous man can gel drunk
in hi club or at home, with obliging
cab to act a intermediaries between
the club and the home and with all
the convenience.
a a a
III Hoston a sytem prevail of allow
ing a man fined for drunkenness to pav
hi tine in installment. We wish that
our magitrates would consider the ad
visability of adopting this svsteni. It
ha one great advantage in the eyes of
men who don't care much what
happen to the poor. It really means a
saving to the prosperous class, bv
diminishing public expense.
Vt hep a man is lined on the install
men: plan he can m-urlv alwav pav.
Tin piu money into the public treas
ury, since he doe not have to go to
jail.
I lie system also saves the self-respect
if a great manv men whose getting
drunk was probably no worse than that
of college I . iv in nolidav time or
Wall street brokers after a very big
dav on '('bange.
I he system also enable a man who
has got drunk to go on supisirting hi
family. It is better than the svstem
which lock the father up in jail aud
leaves the rest of the family to shift
for itselt. Hearst' Chicago A merican
When you
buy Butter
get the best
URIAH CREAMERY
BUTTER IS BEST.
It lias a Aft VOX1 thftl DO oilier
buttftT has. Ask your KfoOtf
for a roll: if you don't like it
pet your money I nick
J.M.SPENCE
Agent Ukiuli Creamery,
We're
.lust as
Thankful
. ,ir a MMll puck age
a n large one. BfaCfl HI
receive the ssmc thorough
and careful attention. I
we get the former, it Bin
in IIBM g'ow to the latter
by the sstisfaction yon will
derive in wearing our
laundered work .
Domestic
Laundry,
J, F. Robinion, Prop.
Tslephone 60
Pendleton
Planing Mill
and Lumber Yard
Can sell
any firm
cheaper
the
thin
in
county
because they buy , 1
or
quantities
lumber
mill work
their prices
If you need
any kind or
call and
Ret
Equal to any
in the world.
R. FORSTER, -
Call up:
Proprietor
No. S
(INK LINK
1
I T 1 111-
- liana.
s each
...IOC
IV
' it'
extra
tiiBertlou.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
ootrm nrtrn irostn re nu limb.
One line. 01 more, per w. at Ilia Mle nf A s-r line
(lie llnv. nr in. in nor innnth at tin- rale of f per line
TWO 1. INK.
I lime IV
I time 1st
timet
Iif eaeh extra
lutsrtinii
ThKKK LINKS
I T 1 111. JDC
.' lime.... 2x
I timet aoc
ISr earli ri.lilitinual
Inarrtlmi
rom LINK
1 time
S times Vic
. time . . 4Ac
lie vasli aihlltlonal
iniertlon
FIVE LIN KM
1 time 80c
1 1 1 mat m
8 tlniea M
c saei ailiiiuuna;
uitertinn
HIX UpTM
I time
I tiui
timet A
Joe each aililltinnal
Insertion
Mi
FOR SALE OR KXCHANGK.
A NKW six HOR8I POWM QA8O-
llne emiliie ainl all rUlurea enmpleie, lankt.
piping, battery ami eleetrir aparker, at . low
nrlee. or will exchange lor l untwiMMl. J Clove.
I'einlletoii, tiruguti
HANKS AND BROKKRS.
PHYSICIANS.
dr. w. o. oGiti nrnoi in
oulltllua urn-, h.iiir- li l: a ni
p m Telephone 77.
JflI
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KIKHT NATIONAL HAN K OK A I'M K N A
Orofui. Capital. IW.OOn; turplut anil priinit.
Id.UOO liilersei on Urn ilepiwlu Dealt in
foreign anil itonaatlc exchange i'nllecllou
firomptlr .ueic'eit in llvnrr C, Ailami. pre
itent : T J, Kirk, vn e pratnlcut. K. L. Bar
nett raahler : Mrt K L Haruelt, attlttanl
cashier.
K. W. VIM.-KNT, M. 1. OKKICK KK A I.
of Pint National Bank o(Bi hourt ID le 1.
a m . 1 (at p.
1JKH. HMITH A KBKDBE80N. OaPIUE
over Petnlledin Having! Hauk. lelepboue 11.
resilience telephone ..
THfc I'KNDI.KTON 8AVIN(iH BANK
Hvinlleliiii. Oregon Orgamieil March 1. ivo
capital. aVl.Ult Interval alloweil on lime .c
pnlu Kxchaus" be ighl and Bold ou all prln
ctpal point Hpeclai attention given to sntlei
ttont W J. Funinh prvaldent. J. N. leal
vicvpret'dent: T. J. Morrla caahler.
H. 8. OAKK1KI.I' M. H MOM I I'A I M
Ic Fbytluian aud Hurgeon. OtBee In IimM
Hullrllng lelephonr oBce. bla k SO; real
dance, black it
TO THE UROVBSIDH.
in uiy beart and a aign in my
Tliere't a sob
lung .
There' a tear either aide of my BjSJSJ ;
For the lata that I i. . v. . 1 all waa tender aad
young
Ha Irigld and vertical loea.
I'Unt llilugt that are tweet, lor my laatie waa
aweet,
And Hung- tlnr ari green -ale- waa green.
Fin a stone at her bead Slid a sunn ai bar feat,
And a heavier alone bvtweuu.
: the thlatlesgrow lull on her lertil grave;
'Tib the donkey's favorite weed.
When her other lover i iiui -i hen Ui rave
Th son ef-u-gun can feed.
A FOOR MAN'S DKUNK.
It
whv
la
I
en h
not eaay to undernuiid just
niau is imprisoiMMl or Unetl
drink too much w ithout in-
FIGPRUHE cereal
A Mew Metbod of Ualaagr Fruit
la to prepare it In such a mannsr that
It still ratalns all of It natural prop
rtlss and than corablna It with
hcunl grains thereby producing; a p)r
faet brwakfaat bvrae. TuUj u th
way Flgjpruna Csreal. th subaututs
lor cofTsat and
Tor salla it.
The Oldest and Best
S. S. S. ia a combination of roots
and herbs of great curative powers,
and when taken into the circulation
Marches out and removes all manner
of poisons from the blood, without
the least shock or harm to the system
On the contrary, the general health
begins to improve from the first doae.
for S. S. S. ia not only a blood purifier,
but an excellent tonic, and strength
ens and builds up the constitution
while purging the blood of impuri
ties. S S. S. cures all diseases of o
blood poison origin, Cancer, Scrofula,
Rheumatism, Chronic Sores and
Ulcers, Eczema, Psoriasis, Salt
Rheum, Herpes and similar troubles,
and is un infallible cure and the only
antidote for that most horrible disease,
Contagious JJlood Poison.
A record of nearly fifty years ol
successful cures is a record to be proud
of. S S S. is more popular today
than ever. It numbers its friends by
the thousands. Our medical corres
pondence is larger than ever in tht
history of the medicine. Many write
to thank us for the great good S. S. S
has douc them, while others are seek
ing advice about their cases. All
letters receive prompt and careful
attention i )ur physicians have modi
alife-loug study of Blood and Skin Dis
eases, ami Iretter understand such cases
than the ordinary practitioner wh
makes a specialty of no one disease
We are doing ercai
good to s u fi e r i n I
humanity througf
our consulting di
partnicnt. and mviu
you to write us if you have any Uim
or skin trouble. We make no cbargt
whatever for this service.
THE Swl I settiMt CO.. AIUUTfa, Ua,
Telephone 72.
IT. aVMOClA
residence lele-
IR. 1). J. M'jTAUL, ROOM
lion block Telephoue at;
pboue. black 111.
OBTBOPATH1C I'H YSICIAN8. IltH.
Keyea A Keyea OBlcv one block weal of Hot
ion stors
1)M LYNN K. HLTKK8I.KK CMHONIC
aud nervous diavasei aud dlaeaeaof women
opp iMIf cor W ater aud Mam so F dis
um. On
ARCHITBLTS AND BUILDKRS.
THI FA KM KR'8 HANK OP WKsi
Vrettou. oregou.--llo a general bankitu
buaiueaa Kxehange lainghl aud told i ni
h i ' mil- pronuitlv attend .1 In Affalra in moal
cxeelleui i tiiiditinu and to reporii'il oi.in i. .
luveatigatiiin i ommltteeof reapouitble ClUSSBg
ofl. r- K Jameaon J, realleiil Oeo W
I'roebatci TtSS president ; C M Fn rev cashier
I. K KUIgnre aatlautui caanler. dlreei,ir
O.A liarimau M V Johna. 1. J. Fncc.ii. I
Uraw. J t Killgor-. Kobart lamasou 8, w
Fnwttel
PILSNER
BOTTLED
BEER.
liRKWKR - IWII ItoTTl.INd.
Hlllll) rer'onimemiisl to fsnnly tra b
Kvcr bottle full) guavantetxl.
Schultz Brewing Co.
for
Wood,
Coal,
Brick
and .Sand.
1 Steal a Mans Time
T. K. HOWAKD. A Ul'H ITKt'T AM' BO
periuuiudent. make, i.imulnle and reliame
laur for buiidiug in th city or eomilry
t7 Judd nulldiug
KIKHT NATIONAL HANK Of PIMDIal
ton. I'apiul. ITu.uui, turplun. ISu.euu Train,
acta a general banking Liislussr Kxehauge
aad talagraphlc transfers sold on Chicago, ran
Francisco, Now York aud principal point In
the Northwest lirafta I'rawn ou China. Japae
and Kurope Makea collactloua ou reaaouahlr
lerma Lr-vi Auke'ir president ; W F Malluek
vlee prealdi ia I h W adi eaaliler l V
Ouernsev aatitu.ii eashler
plana
Kooni
I) A. MAY, t'ONTKAl'TOK AM
builder Kstioialea liirmabed ou all kinds of
masonry, cement walks, stone walla, en
ders can be left at tbe Kast oregouiau oftlec
C. A. VAI t.HAN
Id Judrt Building
OKNTISTS.
I'KNTIBT.
A. L. UKAT'lC,
SaTtugt Sank
U. 1). H. OKKH
tas aduiuisiored
tlKKI'K
K OYKIl
K. A. MANN. UKNTiHT. IN AHHOi'lA
tloi Block ovr F B (.'lopton'a offlee
waxes a speciaio
sss
AT
ATTORNEYS.
t AKTEK A KALKY, ATTOKNKVs
Law um. e lu Saviugs Bauk Building
l!KAN .v M WILL, ATTORNBY8 AT
Law. Koom li Aaaoclatlou Bio, k Fsadle
ton. Oragoa
T. O. HAII.KY
Judd Billlillog.
HTI 1,1. M A N
ai law Mourn,
block
N. HKKKKI.KY. ATTOBNKY AT
OSJee ID Aaao. latlon Blis k
K. I). BOYD,
Court St.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
MOTH I: To STocKHoUiKKS- NoTK K
la Derelo given that Hi annua: meeting of
tbe atin kiioliKm of Un I'einlleton Wool Hi om
ing and I'ackiBK imupaiiy will b- held ' na.
day, May T. IISJ , at lb m., at the olB. Ms ul i lie
eompani o. Feud, .-ton Oregon for th, li i
pose ol eleetiug a lsanl ol directors aud ol
changing lbs by-lawt so as m redu. the num.
ber of illrectora from Dine to Eve
a- u k ' JI'bl. l-rtaldsni
F. B ( Loll ON, Secretary
ANSI AI. MKKITM, btTOOKBOLDIBII
Notice ia hereby given Ibat tbe aqnuu
meeting of i.s'gbolders of tbe FaadUlou
Wisiien Mill, all. be held I tiaadav Mav : n,,
r . . r a, iiieoiuce OI IQe t.o
rvuioetuu I'rwgnll
r.E.JUl.b.So.reUrf ' JI'D"
Away from loin In
hat rent to pay lor h
But II you want
dollart' worth III llamas. Saddle.
spur. VI lilpt. Olovea Itrilahaa. Co
buying it'iiide when he
cannot well afford It.
gel your real Inline. I
llrnlles,
, IVDI-.
only
iiitg'iu 1 iivpr, ii nil I iinat call mi 11, a
Saddlery hous,' that ha nn rent In pay
Joseph Ell, Prop.
'I'li'aay, ia
Fresldent
I.AVYYBB. OKKICE IN
Feiidlelou. Oraguu
HIBBCB, ATTOKNKY8
lu. II, U aad in Associaliou
IN I'tMXIi-Tlll. KOI.I.oWlNti UK
Uty Jlar.ba. aud will be aold a! the exulrkiion
or ten day inr mil. and emeuae
uu
one baj bor.i bramlsd o with ouarisr ulrols
luder it on rialit hip weight aboiit .. pounit
one brown bone, branded o with niiarter
I 'I un rigii' inn
wiglii all.. ii Tia
LAD
ATTORNEY AT l.AW. Ill
K. RKBDBB .VTTOBNK Y AT LA Wi
viidleUju. Oregon.
J A M r A
Building
KKE, LAW OrriC'l I.N .O iii)
elri le mill
piruiida
i nn bnmu bora, brauded o wilb uuartsr
-'Jiuc :.'.";:;.:.!: - - -
haled April IA Itul.
1 HKATHMAN, City Marshal
4! ,.y.v KOLLOWlNliK-
'. riis.i an.nia. na- been taken up b, the
of ,?;"!' "" H" ' IU "F'raliou
aiundaysforctisusadaaBsasBgi
On brown hor- abour i y..rt old bran. lad
haled April r, MS,
. 1 M- BBATHMAB, Oil Marahal.
Oregon Lumber Yard
wool i aOTTBSB
For barn hihI il well ing.
Cbeaptir than tiu.
Lumber.
Lath.
ftuildinB Piper.
far f'apcr.
Linit; and .eincut,
MoulduiKH.
Pickets,
PlttBter,
BllCk und Siind.
Screen DmrscV Windows,
ausn una Unni s,
Terra Cotta Pipe.
Borie & Lijrht, Prop'?
Heavy Hauling
Kspeclal attention glvtn
in Cnnalguuieiitt
Laatz Bros,
' KENTUCKY
WHISKEY
asr
SfV.i vi i . i Xf
The
FKN IILETON
Id by JOHN SCIlslirrT
Louvre Saloon
Take the...
Washington &
Columbia River
Railway
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Portland and poloU
on the
Arrives Mondays. ado sad ays sad
at Vis n.
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AJta St , opp Court th
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We art all Kcadv
to start decuratuig jfOttf walls and
ceiling with the nios; elegantly
designed wall pattern eVM de
vised as soon as ou are through
with your Spring houeer leaning
hefort, if you prefer to have us
out of the wa prior to starting to
clean house. I'lttlerus on iew
long ayo don't miss the exhibit.
J css ki Failing.
Main ffttV'it hoar tiridu.
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for sample.
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narvoua even their own mother
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prans Osraal. ssvads from ebolua Call
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ALLEN BROS.,
Wood and
Posts.
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Fir ami lauimaraek Fosu.
Wood mo aun irj
Office rear of (Savings Hank
PKNDLKTON, . . OREGON
TRANSFER
TRUCK I NG,
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CROWNER & SON.
TKLkFUONK kAl.s t
AMERICAN PLAN.
$3.00 oer U and Upwards
Finest hotel
in the faiiln.
Northwest.
Ha v & Co..
Buy and sail
Stocks, Honda
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fctnd Orain
for uab ot on luarglua.
New York Mock rigchanfe.
Chicago btock hacbanac
t hicago Board ol Trade.
lo-l-ans dally eieapt Suinlsj at l f a
ni, iioiiruiaiioii raaaruius raiaa w
modatlnns call on or addraas
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Court aairarait,
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THE PORTLAND
HOHTLANO. OH BOON.
L C SHAW & CO.
W. J. KKWKi.l., Manager.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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Oregon
Short m
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VMO! PACIFY
uaraar Tim. b.bsduls
u Frosv P.ndl.ton.
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Portland
tosclsl
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via Hum
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via liuut
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all Lake. Otiuvei Fori
Worth. Ouiaba s.au
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halt lake llelinT Ft
Worth, Omaha, Ksu
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cago and Kast.
LUMBER
DEALERS
Hi l aul
Fast Mall
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via
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For Han Praulse"
Hall evary i dayt
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Yarif on Webb street
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W-.rapwjBBrotlu.funiwI, a,,ytblllK
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prices U be a cbea,,, IJ m d
l.an others. We also carry a uLZ
liue of lloorg, Window, ami u........ "
Hhtm contemplating bu.ldiug will do
Hally
excpl
Huuday
p ui.
Saturday
10 p ui.
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Sunday
Sa m
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1 nea It. rat
aud Hat.
Columbia eiar
'to Astoria and War
Landing-
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aud Way Lauuiug.
l orvaliU and Way-
Landings
win. matt. andsi,
1 a m. hi van bjs
1Vs Thrs. Oregon oily, lMylsaPJJ
and Mat I .7oWM-!indtaaa- I
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