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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 arc all right. You can get an elegant waist for 50c, and our dollar waist is simply a "peach," just tha kind that you like to wear. Our spring and summer goods arc new in. Siikl, Ginghams, Lawns, Dimities, White Goods, Per cales, etc. SEE US FOR BARGAINS. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood WKDNK8DAY. MAY 1, 1H01. COUNT TOLSTOI'S BANISHMRNT. Count layoff Tolstoi leavs Kiissm, forced ont by the iron hand of nv arnmant that will wme day feel the n troactivo intltienee that follows such unjust acts. Just now the enipir.- hi torn with dissension. The army is die affected. The common man is doubt ful of the benefits he receives from tlie ruls of the esar. Home day he will ham no donbta. He will have a mind thoroughly made up, a mind to tear the royal robe, into tatters and loot the jewels from the verv crown. Count Tolstoi waa the prophet of better things for Russia. He Mid and. lived benevolence. He was brave enough to stand for years for what the ampin opposed, against what the empire supported. He wrote Ujoks that made the wtiole world think. He offered solution for many problems that confront the caar's government. True, he believed not as did she Greek Catholic church. He thought ont some things for himself, rejected what he would, accepted what he chose, bis will and his choice being governed by a powerful mentality, a strong sincerity. And because he was thus indepen dent, in his views 0 religion and societv, he is banished from his native land. Few parallels are found in history a world powerful nation stooping to the oppression of a man of Tolstoi's value to tbe human race. But not one whit leas sad is the op pression of every peasant in the em pire. Every burden-laden man ot com mon station in Kussia and every man of common station is burden-laden suffers as Tolstoi suffers, excepting the act of physical removal from the coun try. He must repress bis growing in tellect, narrow bis broadening views, suppress his enthusiastic hope for larger freedom, a hope not often enthu siastic bat mostly a hope against hope easily replaced by a deep despair. The Kussian peasant hears of free dom in other lands. He has hints that somewhere men think aa they will, art as they elect, so long as it is within reasonable bounds. The treatment ac. corded Tolstoi will tend to impel that peasant to rise and demaud what Tolstoi asked in his last letter U the caar that he lessen the severities of the peasant and ameliorate the condi tion of his people COMPIIBIMO OF DBORBKS. Alumni of Harvard have protested against tha proposal to confer on Presi dent McKiulsy the title of LL. L. And they should protest. Their action at this particular time is commenda ble. But they should not stop at Presi dent McKiuley's case. They nieui: keep st it until ttieir example extends t other universities and until mien from American institutions of learning carry with them somewhat of mean ing. The conferring of titles in the manner proposed by Harvard lias be come a farce. It is not because it is President Mckinley the protest is or slum Id be made. Tbe reason is that the man or woman who bears the title of LL. D. should have become really learned in the law. Not ordinarily learned, but justly famous. President McK inlay never was a great lawyer. Among all tbe favorable comments and sayings, not a friend of the president has ven tured to assert that legal learning of exceptional quality waa possessed by the president. American universities and colleges have broaght honorary degrees into public disrepute, for tbe reason that these degrees have been conferred, not aa recognition of superior scholar ship, but through the omnipotent "pull" whereby men of prominence induce boards of trustees and regent to denominate tnem "Doctors" of all aorta of things when in reality they de serve no title at all. Ia England, , careful have titles been guarded by the universities that of "A. M.," or master of . maim with it proof of bigh earning una sUasns the bearer as a scholar of eminence. Harvard's example will be whole- aaw DIPIHITIOH OF IMDBUBDBNCB. Tha Cuban commissioners returned to their homes. They came to Wash- buoyed by tbe bone that Presi- McKtaiey would bear their and renea res Lis wont oi Wane said thai Um United H tales fve Urn island mdepen deuce. They were met with a profusion of formal anual courtesy anil were loaded with honor. As to considering the.real issues Isdore the country, the president said no. And lieneath the velvet rover was a hand of iron ready as well as willing to smite the little nation if the dictates of the larger one be unheeded. Kven at the dinner given in their honor, Mie post-prandial spec-lies were dimly veiled yet easily perceived inti mations that this country would insist upon its demands. A new detinition must he written in the lexicon of nations "Independence, a state of theoretical freedOOa, hut ot actual bondage." BICYCLES AND GOOD ROADS. A leading bicycle maker was asked the other day to what agencies and conditions lie attributed the great growth of sentiment in favor of im proved roads, and the remarkable amount of practical work that had been accomplished within the past ten year-. "Well," he answered, "with an in ferior and wholly inadequate system of roadways 111 all but a lew favored -tutc-improvement was ImiiiikI, in time, to come, but it might have been a much longer time 111 coming bad it not been (or the great wave of effort, agitation and favorable influence that spread through the country with the cimiiig of tbe bicycle. 1 may say in answer to your question that, without reserva tion, I attrinutc the improvement 111 the highway system of the I'nited "t;ite- directly to the inthlem Xerted by the American hicvcle. Whatever may come afterwards, the hicych must go down in history as tbe piotMBf ot road improvements 111 thl ( ntrv. For years our agricultural organiza tion had expoiindei! the doctrine of better roads without practical results to any noteworthy extent; in vain did they send thousand ot dollars in literature calculated to open the fsrmer's eyes to the great saving in time, labor and live stock that would be bis portion through the medium of substantial macadam tietween the farm and his market. But the farmer is a busy man; bis father and his grandfather before him had transferred their produce over the same old road and what hail been good enough tor them, he (nought might serve him for a while longer at least. However, hejtnew that better roads meant ex pense in Isbor and materials, and he waa suspicious also that they might mean increased taxes, of which be would be called upon to bear his portion, and so the . agricultural societies labored, ami tons upon tons of literature continued to go out through the mails, but results were not lurtb ccming. "Homething more than mere litera ture was needed, and that something more came when tens of hundred of thousands of cyclists were, through tin remarkable growth and AvWwIsMbbUbJ popularity of the sport, brought face to face with existiug conditions. A demaud went out from this new army there was no resisting." A LL'HIUUS MANIA. Dramatis pereonae-A liiir niemher of Washington's finest, an irate (tore- Keeper, a sign painter with a mi mi -r of porcelain letters and ot of sticking paste in his hand and a small bov of the mischievous variety. Scene A street in the northwest time, the preaeul. Htorekeeper wrathfully ) If I could catch the man who keeps cutting out letters from the white porcelain sign which stretches across the lace of n,v idaie-gUss winow I'd make it hi f'r him. This is the tilth time this vear I have been compelled to employ a sign letterer to come around here and respire the It-tiers o that the word would read as originally tacked up, ami the fact that similarly defaced sign ma be seeu sll over this and other cities leads me t. the belief that sofM persons have a mania for clipping off the letters so that the signs will read oddly or won't read at all. It III!.1 tta. a form of mania closely allied to that which win cause its victims to cut or write their names or initials mum any surface affording the nagg. have laid for the fellow day and night, ami have given my trn-nit here in blue FIGPRUNE CEREAL Tbe Arsgc Length uf Hniusn Life might be prolonged if psople In gen sral would exsrclss mors Judgment re. carding their dlst. Msdlcal science demonstrates that tna presence of alkaloids, or tannlo acid. In food Is tbe direct cause of In digestion and dyspepsia, the knowledge f which lsd to the widespread substi tution of cereal products for both coffee and tea. California produces the best and most palatable coffee and tea substitute now en the market Flgpruns Cereal. This perfect food beverage consists of M per cent fruits maA is per cent grains. It to JjssaV nourishing drink. When poured Into the eup H has the rare auiaa-r color of the purest coffee Those suff.rlnc from rtyspepela or nervoua mas will apprecuta Flgpruns. It Is a to the Invalid and healthy people enjey tt Nwn, but coffee experts can UU the difference between Flsprun. auc th. best Mocha and Java. Ask Four grocer for Ftgprune Ccrcal-the waned table be I policeman modestly roughs N coffee ami mince pie ad liiiitum to stimulate his llawkshaw instincts to the utmost to catch the culprit. "This is the wav the sign reads now : "K, A K R INK ARBS A D URDUS K T'RK. ' "And this is the wav it will read when the painter gets through with his lab I " 'WK HAKE FINK OAK KB AND OUR 0ANDIE8 AUK PI'KK.' "It's no joke. I am inclined to the belief that there is an organized lot of rascals in everv citv in the country who take diabolical delight in after ward surveving the results of their monomania safe in the security of their ohsenritv. There, now it's all right Mo much? 11.507 Holy amok I You nainters are buccaneers." Painter Bfl B walks away joyfully jingling the coin Ah, what dues he expect thai painters work for nothing HowM we live" Itig policeman to small boy - -detdel outofhere skip ; scoot in a hurry. Small bOT in high indignation - ttee, ile ion t ink 1 am de hloke as what trimmed de old guv's signs Here perl ice are on to me' I'm a marked man' All right, vour juldets Mi', der peril OS are on to me I'll M de an vy of de 'ol. gang'" Qui 01 curtain and fast music as the policeman makes a swing with his club for a certain tender portion of the small Imh-'s anatomv as the latter skips out of sight around the corner. Wash ington Star. ORIGIN OF FOUR ONBS. There is n tradition that accounts for the lour ones instead of the IV. A fanioiiH Franco jeweler of the name of Henry Viek presented to King Charles ., snmameil Wise, a clock whose dial Imre tin- correct Unman numerals Now, Charles did not know everything hut, being a king, he pretended ti omniscience, and alter tailing to nnd a Haw in the works said "The clock runs well, hut von have got the figures on the dial wrong." "Surely not, your majesty," protested the jeweler. I SB I that four should ls lour ones." Von are wrong, vour majesty." I'm never wrong!" thundered the king. "Take it awav and correct the mistake " Vick obeyed. The fashion was followed bv others, and to this lav we hHve II1I, instead of IV. New York Press. ON 8 EDITOR IN HEAVBN. All exchange tells of a contest oe- tweei aa editor and a lawyer as to tin relative merit of the ineiiils-rs of thee professions. 1 he following settled it. It was found that there was one editor in heaven, who probably rode in on a pa or the blind baggage Ihev tried to get him out, hut tint a single lawyer could be found to take barge of the ejectment case, and the ditor remains without a lawyer in sight. LUC A T h D. -ills or. an veiling oniume rare Wtih great eclat. II tmir Hist inai.U-n half so Ulr Hi- nxver mm. Sin- ilglied with pain mid murmured low: "Mv vaoctasUon." Us wan from Philadelphia. Mi f.-li 1 .,iit.-rntlon. "Where v. ciliated" asked heWjen, In tender pity. Hln mil. -I. ami murmured onsv again 'In Kanssa City." THK MOUaBN MINISTKH. II- preached shout the "oclal "late." Whxi-iI i-liHiueilt ol iUeeni: rin- Fn-' us iiK'iitlniied sosn and late Ami mobs ol "slot Btasbises. II- 1 1 noted from the worXa of Locks, I'rearbrd wrmonettea on vies; and in a iiaaioraic of years id- 'turned crlpturii twice. FALLING HAIR 1 w ksswvax .evented hy warm gMBtpsaSWtUlt BlMBfi bo AC, and light Uiviug of Cl Tll'I'lu. pur. t-al uf emollient akin cure. ThU treatment g sasS Msgs falllug Betr, clean the M-.dp of rriuU.tcalcr.and dandruff, ruothea Irrtuted, llchin urfacrs, atlmubnea tht lialr follicles, and in. ike -1 in- li.nl r grow upon a clean, whole some, healthy araln when all els- f.uU. - ;' - . ittlitvorl! e-.TT ' l-iil 1 nr., M, I-,. . imu. "UuluharattMSiSulliau. "oa. LOANS on WHEAT LANDS Frazer Opera House Friday Night. May 3rd. Clyde Kltoh's (Irsat I'lsy nl IBS period of the BBMrtean BsvolUtlOB, Tha One Oreat Event of the Year The Repreeentatlve Amerioan Play ..NATHAN HALE.. With HOWARD KYLE and an Excellent Company. And all the original scenery, DOItumea, properties, BtC. , M ieeil dnrinR the long and inemoralilc eDgeferriwtll l the Kim ki t bocker theatre, New York A Sumptuous Production. Male l Sent Tuoila , April at Tsllmsirs lrng store PrlSSS 1 N l. i nn.l SO SSIItS, ONI I. INK 1 time Ule I IIIH - IV ItlBMt .'Oi' V each extra Inwrtlnii. CLASSIFIED ADS. COUNT HKVKN H'DKlis In I NK LINK One line. Of more, ikt week, si the rule of , - i-r line 'inc line, or more, per month, m tin- run1 of in- er line TIIRKK I.INEH I time anr '.' times 3Ac n times sne IS earh additional 1 Mlt li LINKS 1 time -JSC t times M j time. 1 1 IV eaeh additional limertlou RVI LINKS I time . :Wc time. Sir nihil.-. a jii, SSrl adillllonai iBSSTtlOO rWO LINKS I time IV U tl me. .1 line- lnc each extra iuerllon HIX LINKS I time 1 1 1 ins. I I UBMI . sat additional insertion FOR SALE OR BXCHANUK. HANKS AND BHOKBKS. A NKW SIX MiillHK POWER OAHO line engine and all fixture, complete, tank., piping. Iiatlery and SlSCtrtc iparkcr. at los erics. or will eashaoge tor oordwood J rendleton, uregon PHYSICIANS. HHHT NATIONAL HANK OK ATHKNA Oremii. anltal. 1 nuriilur and nrotlt-i a..tiu liiter-i 011 nm depomu i..ls in torelsu and dur.ie.tlc exchange. Cnllecllnn. riiompth iitlenited to Henry i Adam., pre. dent: T K'rk. TlSS prsslaetttl K. I Hat netl. canhler; Mr K. L Haruett asslaum i-a.liler. DE. W. o. OOIil OmOl IN Jl'Dl) nulldlng timci- hour. 1" : 1.' a m. . I to B Telephone 77. p. m. THr. I'KN IM.LTiiN SA VINOS HANK HendleUin. iliegim Oiganlied March l.lw.i; capital, sv),00li Intercut allow, -u on time it-- K. W. VINt'KNT. M. 1). OKKK'K li K A V. i-ln- Kxebaogi bo ign- and ssld on all prin aS Km MaHMUl Bank iHBih. hour. 10 n, I.' rlpal poliiU SH-cial ttenion n-en to . die. a m ItoSn m ll""v " 1 r,lr'ni i-r-.M-iu J lea., pin "im T, J Mom. ca.uler 1)KS. HMITH A- HKNOKKSON. OFFICE over lvndleti.1. Saving. Hauk t . lephone II l'HK KA KM Lli'S HANK K WK8TON re.i.ieu.e leiepn.iiie .. W .-.toll Hrenon I1.H-. h general nankin. H. B. OAKKIKLU. M. 1)., HOMK l'ATH Surg flee, bla k SO bunlne.. Iltilldlng Telephone dsiiee. black it Kxcliatige nought and .old il an r iu if t . I iim rvm ' invt-al lrfat inn i-iinirtiillr'f nl ri-Hit-matti iiiimi I rayntUU MO IVim, umnr in mm: oxrt'Ufiit iiniilition. fAii.l mi rMH.r(.-.l i 'ni lection, promptly attended to Affair. In mom DR. D.J. It'PAtTL, ROOM 17. AHSOl'lA llon block Telephone Hi; reililsoos Ule- pbona, black 111 081 KHI'ATHIC I'HYHK l.Ns DKH. Keye. A Keye. Office one 1.1m k welt of Ho. ton Store Officers K laiicou nt.-.i lent t.e.i W I'ns'batel, vice prvildeili.l M I'nree, caahle: .1. K Klllgore. H.l.tsnt cashier director. U. A. Hartman M M. John.. 1 1 Price, U. I' draw. I. F. Kil.g-ic Hobert lame.ou. (j I' rue hate, l.. LYNN K. HLAKKHLKK CHHHNU and ncrvoti. dieaiH'. ami di.ea.e. ol women. (ipp. Hotel, cor. Water and Main St. l en.lie ton. Ore. KIliHT NATIONAL HANK OK I'KNDLK ton Capital, rrn.un. .urplu., ISn.nii Iran. scu a feneral hankltiK hii.iue.. Kxchaugi and telegraphic tran.fera .old on Chicago, Han licl.eo. new iurk and ti'liu Ipai imliit. in - the Nnrthwe.i liratpi lirawn en I hum. lapan A HI II 11 KI TS AND BUILDBRS. T. K. HOWARD, ABOHITBOT AM" BTJ perlntendent, make, complete and reliatce CIS tor building. In tbe clly or countrv m 17. Judd bulldlns sraaeisen and Kuropu Make, collection, on rcaxin.l i U-rmi lvl Aukeny. pre.ident . M 1 Matlm-k vice prealdeiit c H Wade, cashier. II. I iiuern.in a.l.taic i a.i i. t BIBCILLANIOUI MiTICKN. D A. MAY. CONTRAfTOl! AND builder h.limste. furiil.lied on all kind, ol masonry, cement walk., .tone wall., etc Or ler. can be left at the Kant oregouian onn DENTISTS. K. A. VAUOHAN, DKNTIHT. OKFICK In Judd Building. A. L. HKAT1K, 1). D. H. OKr K'K OVMU Having. Bank BJSJ admlnutered K. A. MANN, DKNTIHT. IN A8B00IA tloi Block, over H I lopum'. office. NOTIt K To S l ot KlloLDKItM NOTIOK I. Sere to given thai ths iinuual lueeiiug of IBc lloegnolder. el III.- I'eU'llet ili WimiI Semi! lug and Packing Season) will b- held Tile, day. May 7, IWi at I p ., at IBs uffi.-s. ol Hit company. III Pindlclou. Oregon, for tin nur po. of el, i 1 1 UK ii Ixmnl ol direen.r- .ni l uf cliaugmg the hy liin. mi a. to re. lip e the nniii ber of direciiir- Iron nine n, S,. E. V. JUDD, I're.ldsnt t, U. Cl.o I -TON. secretary ATTORNEYS. f'AKTKK 4 KALKY, ATTORNKY8 AT Law. Oflcv- in Having. Bank Hulldlug HKA N L(WKLL. ATTORN K Ys A I Law. Room n Association Block. 1'eudle ton. Orsgou. T.O.HAILKY LAWYKK OKKK K IN Judd Building. Pendleum, Orsgou HTILI.MAN A at law block 1'IKKiK ATTORKBYb ANNUAL KIRTING BTO0KHOLORR8 Notice i. hereby glren that the annual meeting of xockholder. ol Ike I'ouilletoti Woolen Mill, will le- held Tusaday. Mav 7, pan, at iai p. m , at itieoftice of tbe Company, in I'eudlctoii, orsgou. . R 'WD, I'realdent f K. nrOft, Hesreury IN POUND TUB FOLLOWING DR. crlls-d animal- have l-,-ii taken up h tint City Marahal and will I :i n,, ,-,,,,,,,,,, V.W Willie ptVIUil.. ige it IU0UI gr.i horse, weight alsiul llfi about In year., branded I' on rlvht one dark Iron grn horai. weiirm .,n., iim. iwma.n a o i , . - ' Hooma hi. II. U sail 13 Asaociatloii ",, "V. ' : i. on right N BRRKRLRY, ATToRNKY AT iiAW, ofBce in Association Block. K. D. BOYD, ATTORNKY AT LAW. Ill Court Nl. L. D. RKKDKR. ATTORNKY AT LAW. Ivn 1i.-i.-i. Oregon. JAMKH A M il. llli. KKK. LAW OmUl IN Jl'DH ihoulder I'aled April U, l)l J M. HhATIIMAN, City Marahal. IN POUND THK FOLLOWING DK- ...,''r,.l.'l "ul ''a- been Uken up by the City Mar.bal aud will la- Mild at tbe expiration of ten day. for coal, and expenses : on.- brown bald lac-.l BOTSS al.iul I vear. old. branded balf-iuiNn- n right hip, weight about Kti piiuuda. I'aled April Bj, HU1. M AATHMAN, 01 1 Mar.bal. AHEKICAN PLAN. $3.00 per Dfiy find UpwRrds i hotel In the Patlflt Northwest. At lowest rates J. R. DICKSON, Hast Orefonian bulltllnx, Peadleton, Oregon. Money to Loan I n citv property at a low rate of interest. Can be re rani in monthly install ments M0 COMMISSIONS. Will loan on improved property or will furnish money to Imilil with Will Is- pleased to give fig ures of actual i-ost to any oue ueeding a loan FRANK B. CL0PT0N Bov AUIb Street. We're Just as Thankful l or ii sninll pMkssTB u it litrne BUB. EBOh will receive the sunn' thorongh mill direful BttWrtlOp. If we Ml the former, it may in time ft OH Ul UU IhOer by the aittafMtlOll you will dartre In wtaHai our iMndarVd work. Domestic ). f. Rcbinnn, Prop, TeleDhons 60 Hqual to any in the world. Pendleton Planing Mil and Lumber Y - a Can sell any firm in chePer H tie enn, nccatiRe they l,uy ia (iiantitK!s. If lumht'r mill work call j J their prices you ntsj or a"y kind R. FORSTER, Call up:' PILSNER BOTTLED BEER. BRKWKRT w. ROTTUlia. llllflilv raBOOIDMndatl to fumily tratle Kverv bottls (all) miavantiisl. Schultz Brewing Co. Oregon Lumber Yard wood OUTTBRH For Imms iinil tlwelliiiirs. Cheaper than tin. Lumber, Lath. Shuck-'-, ' u i Ul i in P i per, Tar Fupcr. Lime anJ Cement, Mouldinga. I'icketH, Plaster, lit id and Sund, Screen Dootl 61 Windows, Sash and DtMirs, Terra Gotta Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop's Alta St., opp. Court Horn. No.S for Wood, Coal, Brick and Sand. Heavy Hauling Bspselal attention (-.,, in fVrBsigusiiaa, I . ara 4 n . a wa a a M . s a ii tu c tvrrririrv WHISKY him'i Steal a Man's Time J K ''Mi. jrSS, fa : ,. m ..French Restaurant.. BKH1 M h A I IN TBX CITY OFBsl liAV ANU NIOBT . . . TUOl'T AND UAMK IN BIASON. Just Kecaived a alec lot of frog's lags Uus UaFontalo., Propsisrtor. SwlMlar bulldin,, Main St.. Paodlston, Orsfon THE PORTLAND HOHTUNIJ, UHKliUN r a.l . lu Away fruai linn In ImyiiiK k,,,,,), wl., Iiaa rent t in for l- . .. " Mutl you want to Kt your real iiona.t lollara' wurl i In ll.nia.. '..i.nL. ' . 1 J.ur..WI.,,.,.,iv. hnuhs.. ( oib. TsnU MHhi isMM Sal bm MrssUtofaiT y Joseph Ell, Prop. I L. Ray Sc Co., Hny ami ssll St ick, HondH HoM by JOHN rH'IIHlDT The Louvre Salooa pkn DUROsTJI Take the... Washington k Columbia River Railway i-i ......... u t.nl Ut laak sas City, St. Jos, Offiaat.Ma All Points East and Portland and on the Sound . U ....... - a'MtnaaHI. leu. -i . . A.-. TkHwualH at Vi a m I'aparu dallr eicipt Huuita; fur llilorioallon r eu.r.1 1 n ISH Ml nnxlatloua call on or addrsai TV aJiaB" r-SOdlsHS. H. B. (1A1.UKKHKAI). 0 t A " Walla Walla. wao We Rre all Kead to start dR60rRtinf vour walls and ceiling with the most elegantly designed wall patterns ever d vised as soon as you are throudi with your Spring hottsecleaninn before, if you prefer to have us out of the way prior to starting to clean house. 1'atterns on view long ago don't miss the exhibit. Jesse Failing. Main stroet near brniK. ' I (or Csuih or M umrKiu. New York Stock Exchange. Ch tago Stock .xchanKe. sRsSaVRB Board of Trade. AMD Oregon i . . . 1-. r . MSAJM sua Tims SshsSuls Hrom Pandlstoo- Court kitrsMtt, ltMsaUattoav I Igav s. LEE'S LICE KILLER... A sure remtslv fur llaa u...i it j uiiicr-. TO VXS ONOBB OAK jbU, on iIisIvim, walla, or lor wrapping uuimw Old . wrapping purpoaw liCWaUdLrCIa buuillu. of one tauudrsd I . i i ...... . lavaaLaal I , i. BONK MEAL Clun '""-'ve but nutritious fgHiliaar lr . u . C. F. ColeSWOrthy Poultry and Bee Supply Depot HOW DO YO j Pect People to know what Then. .tor. c.n ntver TtZ'Jl" " dn t known unl... it advert!.... ADVERTISE? A. C W & CO, W, J. WWW Maimer. WIIOI.ESAl.li AND RETAIL LUMBER DEALERS Yard bj Wnbl, Htreot QsWRsss Hunt riKl,t In,,,! We are iirniwrwl t fnrn jH, ..ki.. in the lui.ilr UM g-J ,u). " Jirices Ui lM. as oliean. if n,.t ..i others. We ajgc carry g , ' llM Ol DeON, Wlad0.l am. MouMiuk lar Ues cinten.,,lat.K l,u,ll,lg wil u,', well to auu iim l.f... .i , .. . r"' . " lm UaacaU 'trwoou. fhone Maiu . Qkiaaag. I'orllauil Sowial ft TJo t. m . via Hum HlKUlll. ...nil. Kiprasa 6 :1ft a. in. via Hi, in illKlnli Ht. faul Kaat Mall lis. in tia ripnkaii. Ball Lake, lisuver, M W'orlti. ouialia. MBH aa. oltv. St. UsaJ OBlaagO ami Kail. Hall LaXe, IMnvsr. Wortb, Oinali.. as Oily, Hi.LouuCW i a" and Kaat. V alia VVa.ic !- "1,JSii SiK.kaii.-.anau,'-nan. MliiusaylW; I'., !, liiiliitli.Mllaasj Xu. euK iftu auda fL-uan anil Oivpr Si' "ivuii catiu ia" FHOM r-OKTUND- WP. LI. All anil li. K laUaa lut to cbauaa Kor Han Kraualass Ball or.ry fttlar le Rod Daily except Sunday s p. m. Saturday III p III Dally .i. Buuday s. u. S S. m. Tues H,r. and Bat. 7 a. m. Tus, rim and Bat Columbia Birsr To A.iori. and WSJ r Utuiliusa Wlllarostts Htrsr n .... M..D.U Uiegoil a.iar, "--..-aS Balem, Iiid"s'uu- aud Way-Lau'Bs: Corvallla ud Way-Laudluf Wlllawstts anstaaH BlVr u oregoo Oljy, aud Way UJla Leave KlparU s:sa. Hall Bnak. Blvsr. s r. WAB.ua a