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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1901)
Don't Forget These Things Tliat the Mrgnet Cash Store i Bell in jfooda at the very bottom pticea, That QUI stock is new and hush, up to-tl It! and attractive; come and art . That wrr don't charge von anything (or looking at out floods, and it you don't want to buy wo BM your friends still. Corti:ous treatment and tan dealing brinys its reward THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood MONDAY. MAY HUM. DAILY. REBUT AID 8EMI-WKEKLT it TMI- Mt OrffonUui PublUhint PFNDLTT-)N AT Company, OREGON. dail M'nsrRirTioN t :a . t'T Mil esruha. Ill mki One rocTP' byi irnei i net pefjjjejnpi Vnffl. Da c Un- . Trtil mi ton 1101111 IHI WUIt V ni l 'PV rtir '! in month. .tit, rii-liur, ... CIIPTK'N Hllli H t.m S. win ly vu ( on tr DM tn nil f t 1 'I'. I - , ftiogt tuvr AjjvinriHN,. RATM i Diftfj ay MfWtiMIBflmU Oe ch. nt leu. In ftmni-Werki ir in nth ... On (nth, or I era. in liii? trrr month . . , Two lerhre. it Int. m iu'It en I Uffin (rt in mi Over Ihrrr in. hti, Srin, Week, tt un h pre to- ulh 0'f lht ln he. I ei f t T . i i i, i irr mortlh Wrrr ieJi a, lu lni,r'inik. iriin.'i ( rr in. .nth a fj) On tn h, or Irm, In Wrnli' per Month . . . ... l)rr ihr inrhvt. In Week If , r in. h pr a oath ua) Uvea Uwno Inthti. In Trt,Uy I iiaun vt brim WmI ly. . 5 r p. h pr month Bum ni.twi a t Dkil). fiMt luct.it. tl" I Ltl Sl tdftWIWIlii la Sm Wrfci, WrrtWt fr, In. I., ft 41 . ..ch tutac.juenl lua. , tm rst. p.t itaa. Milt lt.ml.,o A GR8AT HOMK r A HA in. Saturday', horse parade, Um IMOOd given hv tln horse owner of I' mutil In ct unity, was h roHl I y fr t i tit ti I oseti: it won id hav ltHn an honor to any town in tln United States. It demon strate OOra again, if, in.lf.Ml, such demonstration be i i.-. ! the ISeel lence of I'niatillu county a- a center of liu. 1 1 veiitofh hreetliuk.' T lit.. ( ... r i -will no don In Im permanent aff.ur- Tbf of tin. I'acitit' Northweel liavt. Krown to I.Hik in tin direction for lint. horses, whether for racing, carriage or draft use, anil an annual exhibition affords opportunity to ahow off to visitors the scores of animals owned ami bretl liere. Kovai families of the bluest bleod were represented, Horses oi wnicii a pedigree can Is. traced as good an tlnii of any equine in the country. The first benefit, of course, comes to tiie horsemen themselves, who reap u direct profit from the general advertis ing given throughout the country, lint, to the town and county, acer un- atantial good. It was noticeable tliat. among tin harness aniii.ais, the racing straius predominated. Moat of the carnage teams exhibit! are from racing stock. It is likely that, as tiie year progress, the horsemen will pay more heed to the (lightly heavier and more endur ing road atock, and raise more aniauils ol better utility for heavv ro,l use I 'rait horse raising has made re markable progress deriaf the paat few years, as was ahown by the uiagniii.'eiii heavy stallions and their get driven in the parade. It wa only a few years back when the commonest grade of work horse was used, mauv being from the Cay use Indian pony. .Now, the ponderous Clyde, t'ercheroii-Normaii and such kinds are imiimoii pfOpart and this makes for the betterment ol tarmiug and lUBkrrifa iniereats. Of course, the main interest was in the tleet trotters, pacers and runners. Hleek ami well groomed, shapely of budy aud limb, proud in their bear ing, these kings of the race coursf catch the eye ami occasion warm ad miration. There Here horses in the parade that would have snftied Hen llur aud his chariot swiftly n.t-t lu ll reek oppoueut aud won the honors of the applauding thousands. Due credit should lie given the gen tlemen for their labor in arranging the parade, and so pleasantly entertaining llio nuiulretJs who linetl the streets the horses passed Apparently the coming of tiie parade day stimulated the dealing in fancy vehicles, as many very elegant w.-r. seen in line. INTHUSUSH KUR ATHLKTICS. Athletics are very opuiar nowadays throughout the country from tha Atlantic to the Pacific. It shows most ly iu the revival of baseball hi the large cities Kast and West, attendance is very large, while every town of smaller sise has its team and is spend ing money liberally to support it lie interest in athletics is haalthful, and every person whose liver works with any regularity and whose blood Hows in aught but lethargy is, glad to s. . n There bj OIJt, thiug that is necessary to the maintenance of this interest clean playing, honest decisions and a true spirit of sport for sport's sake. Just so soon as bickering begins, aud the various participants attempt any of the many tricks to which dishonest men resort in order to win, will the interest waue aud the support be with drawn. few things are of more value than pn.pt.rly conducted athletics. They induce young men to strive for the uartary, to contend tor physical and mental supttMuacy, for the mind must lie alert if the victorv is to be won. Hilt few things are more ib'teilable than a lot of qunrrel'otiic fellows win are doing their best to spoil the cleanliness and gallantry of the gaim . An element of evil in this contiei tion is the staking of money on ath let c games. It it he done to any extent, then joblmry is rather certain to result and the sport deteriorates to the level of the professional whose sole object is money and who will stop at nothing in getting it. hays the Weston Leader, in endorse tnent of the Kast Oregonian on tann ers' and wool growers' speculation: The Kast Oregonian advises wheat and wool growers not to speculate, ami points out the losses thai almost In variahlv result from the speculative habit oi holding these products for higher prices. This is good advice, ami almost equal to the same paper'-oft-repeated injunction to "e: out of debt ami stay out." l,et the speculator siieculate ami the tanner farm. The latter seldom beat the former at Ins own game. WKSTKHN WHtrURS AND WRITING Some recent remark- in these col umns about "Literature and New. pepm" seem to have rather Ipte rafted some of the American's friends. At least we think so from the letter- we have receive. I about the subject. Most ol the writer- seem t.. he fav orahlv impressed with the idea sug gested that the literary center of the United State- is moving Westward ami we need not again look to Huston or elsewhere in the Kast for the lenders' of literary activity. To some of our friends this idea seemed new, not to say startling. Hut it was not in tin leaat exag gerated, lake, lor instance, the single department of fiction, which may In. regarded justly as an index of the power to create a literature having widespread appeal. (If the novels that in mm lasi two year- have attained a total sale of lOU.UUl) or more copies, seven in ten are W extern products. lion nnd skin and the practiced power of analysis that detects tM hiimnn signittcanee of common event-. We think it will be sdniifbl bv all reader- that the Mterarv quality ol these flrttelea is very high ami gen nine, and abundantly proves the ner lean's nosltton a tn the Mtemrvt present ami future of the Middle West. We think, also, that still further evidence in the same line Is offered everv week in the Ameiican's Literary supplement. We do not know, for instance, where to turn for poetry more genu inn. more virile or more convincing than that poured out every week in the supple ment by Mr. John Vance Cheney and Mr. Kriiest Metinffev. We do tlOt think that there is any better book nrltlclttn m anv periodical than thll Oi Mr. Wallace Rita and Mr. (ieorgc Morton, who is hereafter to conduct the supplement. We doubt if any other American city haj at present any equal number of tod loos and Competent makers of literature, and the fact mav tie worth remembering when one encounters a dlepoeltlotl to disparage Western in tellectual attainments. That disposi tion, however, is dying Ottt and we ex pect to aae the ineleni point ol view revcr set I. Chicago American. A STORY KROM WASHINGTON. Tiie ReVt Tennii s. Hamlin, pastor of the Church Ol the Covenant, the most aristocratic Presbyterian church in WMhinaton, which aae attended by President Harrison during his term, tells thl story on himscll : The church maintains a large mis sion in Georgetown. A lady wan reeent ly explaining to the Sundry eehool the parable oi the talents. She then aked the pnplle to name some one whom thev thought had been given ten talents md hail made judicious use of them. They replied in chorus, "Mr. Smith. Tin- wa- right and proiT, as Mr. Bmith i- pastor of the chapel. The lecturer then asked I ir an illustration Ol one who had befli given live talents and iitiheil them wen. mere wa-a general NMiponss of "Mr. Machar- land, erho i president ol the board of district commiaaionera and great K intere-tei! in church w rk. An example wa- then a-ketl ol the man who had been liven one talent ami Made no use of it D wa- expected some unfortun ate 1 1 the ne ieb bor hood would ) Mined Instead, the little ones fill nt"l I "Mr. Hamlin. " Ni turtlier opportunity was given for replle- to questions after this hard hit at tin great I'resbvterian divine. Seek Relief ! The ,rtil mupertlon of womfn who tuffer asvsr make a serious tflort tu bcndlt them ilve The molt of Ihem no on iwivlnn no at tention to their little mrnttrusl rtie.ri1r, he Having they will eventually wear off. They grow wone and wore every day. At the period of memtmatlon a woman It peculiarly uaceptlble to cold and other external Influence and It li alio the mmt favorable time for the development of hidden dlteate flermt which may be lurking In the system. Any physician knows that disordered menstruation, falling of the wosnh snd leucorrhoes are blighting lives In almost everv home. No woman should neg lect herself a moment after she sees Indications of female diseases. Almost Instant relief can be secured by the use of WINEoCARDUI It will relieve you right In vour own home. Will vou accept the testimony ol Mrs. Ilelgler and thousands of other womrn and really seek relief today ? All druggists sell $1.00 bottles of Wine of lardul. 100 Chlasajo Stmet. Kort Wavns. tad., stank K IIP Yonr Wlnsof Oarrtut has dono a woriit of io.nl fur mi I hn." nssd nn bottles of the Wlno and onn pncks;e of ThodfonV Ulai-k lirauifht. And slnoe I barn asartrit to us., it I will nut he without It In th.' hous. b lu ll" .1 niy alsterln Ttiledo, who did nol menstruate - She OOfhl Bhi was 111 test years of mgn and nothing elso helpatl her. I wa- m h v. r i. i.i -nil. im srlf before I BSSd your modiolnea, but I found relief In three day- Ami new I Ml llkn a new woman and do all my homework and w.t.hlnn. which I SOUM not d.. befort. 1 took Win" of Cardul. I would bt very lad So writs ha) swr woman and tell her how 1 suffered before I use. I Win ' 1 sr.lin Mr- ( V 1IIKUI.KK We're .lust as Thankful l or a sinal I piickage as a large one. Kach will receive the mine thorough and careful attention. If we get the former il may in lime glow to the latter bj the latlafrctloB vou will derive iii wearing vttr laundered work . Strain J. r. r'ebinson, Prop. Telephone fifl Pendleton for n-hiiv nti.l Itlfrntuii Pt'paultii.'nt. rtililrrna, rirlnK rTinptotiirt. " jrio.uctne 1:0111111) . Equal to any in the world. Planing Mill and Ijimhftrd Can sell chanpia any nrni m the boctuie they buy j " you tie ount or qunntitiei liltlllier mill work tlitir prices any call hrJ UaJ akaaJ r R. FORSTER, - ("all lip;- i:iielu.nooKn A NEWSPAPERMAN ItLI.S THL TkTTH We venture to say that in quantm ami quality tin- present Western liter ary activity is well worth the moat seriou- consideration ,.f all persons in terested in the subject. We venture to say that more psjffBM il the Middle West are engaged indistinctive literar effort than in any other pari of tin. country One Western publishing house, (or inatance, having issued one b.sjk that secured a great success, looked about for another like it. In a year it re ceives! and read alsnit JOOl) manuscripts from Western writers. These facts seem to make more inter eating to us, at leaat the efforts oi tke American to afford to the BfMl urowing literary activity of the West an opportunity to exert itself, not only 111 Action, hut what is much more im portant for all concerned, in the daily narratives of real lite that illustrate vital principles ami, lieing veritable aud eeonlntetl. are far Mporiov as moral ami philisophical lesson- to any Bet ion. tor Irtien at best can never lie any thing more than a distant reilection of that real life tliat appears as it is in newspapers. When, therefore, Mr. Opie Kead, Mr. itanlry Waterhs,, Mr. Ornfleldi Mr. tieorge Morion or others of the splen did circle of able Westerners that the American has been fortunate enough to draw about it when one of these brilliant writers tlescril.es for the American's readers an Incident Oi actual life we are quite sure that the products is very much higher as art and inlinitely more valuable a" morals than any action can possibly be. Kor the reason that these men bring to the consideration of such events trained intelligence, the artist's intui- ""his tvooir we begin publtehlni tns dvf tislnr of tin- ri-Mv eotVea aubsti lutt 1 in si Ptgprvni oerenL "W. are using thl- artteia In our run home nnd find It the finest substi- I It' for 1 Often we hftVe ever tried. Just 1 II aj cents n a package nnd try lf Ji makes a rich healthful drink." V. S TtODCHRS, Bdltrr Mountain MlOi lloulder I 1 k. Calif. T'.e above apn.are.l as n news tt"n pi the Monntiln BohO ami was unso 1 in d, The editor was so well pleaeeel With Flgnrune thai he wanted all his f. How trwneperple to try it. As Klgprune Is the nmst nutritious on. 1 rWairishlng of any of the cereel coffees It is but natural that tie- s:n eral public should welcome the new breakfast beverage. . All grocers seal tt. GOLDEN KI LE HOTEL Under New nanagment. J. W UANCKOI:T. Prop. Ketes ll.'J .. and II.M' per day. Meals Ha, Wpe. lal Hates bv the niunth. best Hotel In the city for raulllsa Mu to sll train. Kree aamtle tuoms Klvelrn liuli la aud Steam heat. rirt-pruof bulldluf. Cor. Court and Johnson Sts. PENDLETON 0HEG0N The Navajo Coal and Petroleum Oil Company Ownra 720 acres pntrnted Irndarnd 1 500 icre - petroleum pint ei locations on Navap Kivur. Ari hiileta conniv . Cnluritdo, 15.00c lent ol lumber ami the rounils. 4,0011 cash now 111 the trnil nry 500,000 sliares non-riMiiibie stock in treuury to be used for dnvnlopmnnt worl Wells will be ilrilleil on thl proprrt) within sixty (lays. Samples ol oil may lie seen at the hardware ston ol T ( Taylor. In order to bettei ptfOMOUtfl the work the compinj now olh:rs lor sale 120,000 shares of stock at 10c per Share (pni value 20c). After Jtil t. loot, the compain will sell no stock at less than 15c per share No agents, Inn above number of shares, 120,000, can be hid at 101 pi t share bj ipplyihg to any of the undersigned incorporator! before ul) lit, ICjOl, UP less sooner sold T. c. TAYLOR, C, B. WADE, J. H, RABBINS, ROBT. PORSTBR, H RALEY, 1 B C LOFT ON, J. R DICKSON, 1 ). KIRK. PILSNER BOTTLED BEER. BRKWKRYH WN BOTTUNO. Highly raoointuended to family tratle Kverv bottle fully guavantetsl. Schultz Brewing Co. No. 5 expect people to know you have to sell If you what don't iS" KENTUCKY WHISKEY HOW DO YOU ADVERTISE? Oregon Lumber Yard wool) QDTTSR8 Kor barns anil dwellings. Oherprt than tin. I timber. Lath, Shinulen, Building Fa per, I'ur Fa nor. Lime and (Anient, MotildiiiKH. ricketa, Fluster, lirick and Sand, Screen Doors & Windows, rash and 1 1 Terra Gotta Fie. Boric & Light, Prop's Alt.i St , orrp, Court Houne for' Wood. Coal, Brick and Sand. Heavy HaulJ Kss'Cll StlSatSSJ , to 'uslKiiincnU Laatz Bn The new store known unless can never he It advertises. 't Steal a Man's Time ONK LINK I tin.- llllH i 1 1 ma. in- each . . tile IV . . . JUt' rstrit CLASSIFIED ADS. I'OI'N'I SKVKN W 1 It I .- Ii. Illl 1.1 ', 1. 1 las Hue, or wore per week, at tin, raits bf l.'ie per line. Out- liiir, tir iiiore, per inunlli. ai the rale of Hie ner hn 1IIKKK LINKS I time Joe .'times.... lAv 'i in. 10e uerh a.tdttluoal lusertlou. Hll.'lt LINKS 1 tliur J&c 2 tunes tic 11 TH.'- i'M! Its SMk additional insertion KICK LI.Ns I lime :x- -' lllUU . . E 3 iiiut ,'av We aaf h a.i.iuiouai, niM-rtioii I WO LINsW, 1 lists 1 1 111,-- llassa lu. en,!. . .las' 'Ah eslra H1X LINKS 1 1 1 las Mr .' lime a 9 tluivs .,0e -im: earn additional lllfcertloll Cni3IUrI for QcnUenseu gassBr who clseriah 3Jr Qua,,. W KOH SALK OR KXCHANGK. A NKW Hl. HOKii POWKB UAHO hint engine and all rlitnres coiopleie, tanks, piping, hattery and elaclrie aparattr, at a low pril l-, 01 will eicUaugn for cordwood. J Clove, l eii.littl.iii, Orfsmi L, H. KKKOKB, rroKNHY AT I. AW Pen. Helen, Oregon. JAMKH A KICK, LAW OJrVIOI IN JVDV nun. nog PHTSICIANb. Hold by JOHN .-' IIMUM The Louvre Saloon PKN 1)1. K I D.N . . niMOM. A VOTING CONTEST. (iiven hy the leading IVndletoii merchant- by Mfhicil a $4011 alar tin Piano will be given away ah solutely free to the organization or lady voted the most popular b June :irtl, 111 . The follow ing merchants will issue liallote with each L'.V purchase: Ths ivopitts v 'atahasjati i'r ihmxIk 1 lathing and ntaoe.. Brook McCoiuaa, liriiggl.ls Win it- II. urn. 1, rovers, (F. V. Hcliuok.l T. ( Taylor, Hardware, M A. Had. : hurulture. Cliy Baker) unit Oroesry, (Ku.i.ilpi, Harlin, uroprielor LouL Huusieker. Juwelur .V Optician. Carrier Millinery. Oregon BaSery, UrSVSry an. I I r. .i (C Roliruian.) W. H. Bum tnai. Hhotof rapUer. Brigs.!1 ham, piano- an. 1 organs. ' r. Mliarp. Paints and Wallpapei Kreut'li Iteslauranl (Uua latKontalii.l Laatz Bros., ... u ami coal, trsuafsr- lug aud trucking. PIANO on Kxhihition at Hrock i& MoC'ouiati llrug Store, where the ballot Ux ib also located LOANS on WHEAT LANDS At lowest talcs J.R. DICKSON, 1 .i.i Oregonian Building, Pendleton, Oregon. Money to Loan Ol city property at a low rale of interest, ( an Im re ran! in monthly install ments MO COMMISSIONS. Will loan on improved ;roerty or will furnish money to build with Will be ploatl to give tig ureH of actual cot to any one needing a loan FRANK B. CL0PT0N Mou Main Street 1)K. W. (i. 00LI. OKKICK IN JIUIH uulMiug orUee hours, lu to li a. m. ; 1 to I p 111. Telephone 77. K. W. VINrKNT, M. I). OKKICK KKA I. of Kirsl National Bank Office nourt lu to I.1 I.i 1 to if p. Ul . OlUi. SMITH tt IIKNDKKSON. OKKIt'K over PeudleUin aavlugs Bauk. Telephoue H, resldeuce telephoue J. H. H. OARKIKU), M. 1) , Hum I. ,'ATH 1. I'hjrsK lan and Murgeou omv In JutlC. n. in. nug irlephoue: OBItv hla k SO .leut-f, black -. i." 17, ASHOt'I A reaideuue ixle- 1K. D, J. M'KAl'l., ROOM lion block Telephoue J. phone, black ltd. OHTKOPATHI0 I'll YHIOIANH, Dlt.s. Keye. A Keyes Ottice, one block weal ol Bo. ton Store UK. LYNX K. Hl.AKKHI.KK, CHKONH anil nervout, dlaeaae. aud diseases ol women. Opp Hotel, cor Water and Main HU I'uutllv urn, Ore. ARCH1TKCT.S AN U II U 1 1. IIH H ', , Tt K. HOW AKIi AKl HI I'Ki 'l' ANI' HI Iteriuleudeiil mi,, eouiplele an. I relial i ytau. rn uilllillllg in tiie city or fOUUlr) .......I , i blinding' eld bllir.llllg Mirsi-.K .v i in. I. UONTII&OTOUH AM- BUiiuars r.iiinaie- noni-ii. i on sliori no litf Job work a .p.nalu froaipl rvice. Shop on Bluff ItrSSt, Ueai Main .ir. cl. II A. MAY, t'ON TKAt'Tor. AN H uun.ier BSIIBSatSS liiriii.hed on all kind, ol oiaaoo,), tetueui aig, ujue walls, elf. Or dera can be left al the Kast oregonian ofh. , BANKS AND HHUKBHS. Kl US 1 NATIONAL HANKOK ATHKNA . tiOff '''I'lul. loU.uui; surpln. and proill.; lo.uuo. interest on tlm I deposits. Ileal, in foreign ami .loLie.tle escliann, roll.. IT C. Adam. "1 ptouiptly alteudetl to nielli; T. J Hiilirv l a.i.i.i. Kirk ... , . tr i .... ff""" L ISSsU aatWeri VKTUHINARY SURUBONS. UK. J. t'HItlSITK, VKTKllINAHY sri; geou, giatluale of ks Itoyal Vcleriuary t-..l-Icge, Kdiuburgli, Scotland Lab- goveruiuaiu teteriuary Inspector for Vale district, H. ('. lkitne.il. aniakal- of all kinds treatsd on IS,, eulllli pun. ii...- Lot aled at I niu n ii riawieit, i e n 1 1 1 e lot. . ore THN I'KNIM.KTON HAVINOH HANK I eudleujii, Oregon OrgauUetl March I, lh;t oapiul, fi,uub. laterssl tllowsd on nmi dt- posits Kicbauge l, iglu aud av.ld on all in in uCi w"1", 5''"'. sTlVell U. foil.', lions W I, furmat., presideul; J. II, TW1 rioo-pres'iteut; I ) Morris, cashier. I'HK A K hit HANK Weston, Oregou noes a uu.nieas. r.. n.uae Uniuio ,,,i .i.i OK WKSTON. geueral banking lectlous prompllv all,-nde.T lo srr-ir- o. ....l , i . . . . IfphoDf Main 16. OBNTISTS. K. A. VAUOHAN, DKNTIHI. lu Judd Building. OKKItIK A. L HKAT1K, Savings Bauk D, I), is. okkh;k ovkic liaa administered t. A. MANN, HKNTlrt i , IN A HHtJI) I A tloi Block, over r B I loplou . oftli . ATTORNKVS. t. M fel I .... 1,7.,..-,. 7.1 ' " 1 reporie.1 o it, L ""milieu oi responsible clliseua i nner.., K. Jameaon, presideul; Usci W roeb.ie vice prssldsut i C. M. Hcree, etuiiicr J. n. Klllgorc. aSHULain .t,. A llarlman m m no.,... r t 1,. . . Hraw, J. K. Klilgor... Ht 'i .r' .I l i, 1'roeb.lel K1HHI NATIONAL HANK ill PKNDUt ton. CapiUI. I7II.UUU: auri.l,,. aaaann '(Ill I Ilk.' Il Ik lle.t sr.. I L. Ray arid ...tin Hltaat, act. aeueiai ,Miik i,j h.,.,1. w . and telegr.pulc ir.n.lei sold on I b ivil li,. tht ami North ir est rranci.co. New Vork ami in...i ."iT.'.rT. rafl. llMiuk .... ,S,....'.. T UARTIR a RAUCY, ATTORN KYI AT Law. Ofllct, in Saving. Bank Building Kuro,-, Make. ,.o I. . l . ' "J."" I,.,,,. - , .... "...,, IWUIIIIUI . no. en, prtiki.ieiil : w K " H Wail iiieruaey, assistant ia.hir Matlock cashier, 11. t) MKAN & LsOWMIsL, ATTORNHYI w. aiwill 1, Aaaot'latloli Block ton. Oregon IN M IM. KLI. AN b(MJ.S POI Mi hOTICII, AT leudle I'll !: I. i il I t ne iv, i .. . kerilad animal has laen i.k ... ( U) Marshal .,, , ,. sold aTtV. , oTpiril on ol ten days lor i o.ih and ssusuaas: IN T (J HAII.KY, LAWYRR. QRJPIUI Judd Building PeudleUin, Oregon rt'i.,!'l,MAAN & PIRRON ATTORNRYH block" l0O1," '"' " ' " U A-il'on N. MKUKKI.KY, ATTOHNKY AT ,,AW Office lu Aasoca.tloii Block ' t , :, . . -- - - :i"-" ..... ,, unM, ,,ic , I n,M oiaii.i,'. oil loun St1'' ATTU"N1V AT LAW. Ill ball.,,,, Illiolll iMitllidM baled April W, 1MII. J M UKAIIIMAN al,."ii riglu hip, ' years Weight CALL KOH COUNTY ah i manna conyo lla, l at my ..ib. ily Marshal WAHHANTS. warrauu registered --' '" ,1. I,,' ii.it. . ...Ill I... I iy waiiauis regis . iiiflnsi... .kin lu. o.,,. i,,,,.r . ' ,,,., preseuta- Pau,ll. .n , """" du' ol P"lcallou. wnd letou , Oregon Ma) I, pju) irsaauwr ol (Isuatllla County A. C. SHAW k CO. W. J. KKWKI.I., .Manager. WIWLESALE ANI) RETAIL LUMBER DEALERS Yard on Webb IStreot Opposite Hum Kroiglit l)etiot We are prepared t., furnisli anytbing in tin. loinb.tr Unsj and run giut'rantee prices o be an cheap, if ,,ot eUTTMl than others. We also carry a large linrei i'sr, Windowi md Monldiag, Parties contemplating buil,jK wl wen io see us before si . m I Dn vnai C want work? J Do you n I want to hire heJH S If so nil or atlrlw m.' it' I la. vour ti itno wii I.. ut; .'! lo I'KOMITL, il C. F. COOK'S f ) inplovmcmAjfeB ii MAP- ANH -Ir.mH i iill hue of Clgan CnnlMssJH, ( Olio .illlilKI T triiisi 5 Mil CLUB ROOM H, Take the... I W ashindonuB in mm f --J Columbia KnH hi k)M Ral,way I IV"- " ' i.l'' ' e.n Chioago, Ht Paul, HLlJtB1' ti. h,,,s us, m I'ortlanil and psstU I - on .h. sound. I., JLH Ann.- Mondays, s .iutisnu-H n v.a in Inea.lays, lliurs.Ut"W ai'J-V, a m. lie parts dally eieepl HiiuJay sliJa Hilly I iinoi inaiion reaaroni, iiiooaiioiis can on or tn.ui. j h AiiAk'fa PesdisStH M B I.Al IIKKHK.AI). 8. F.tT 5 Walla sValla. ask ska a mm ' nam KINS I "( . . PullumiJ .siccpW hleuant Di.iihuH " - mm t TotiriHt SlccptUfiB..i m IllULCiB., 1 10 ICHtBl wasm Away from linn In buying g,Mi,ls when bai, rem to Nty for he eauiisi well afford It o n ii you waul lo got your real honest ""'' ","' in iiarnaa.. Saddles. Bridles spurs, W hips, liltives, Brush.., I owl.-, tents, ..,, , ,,e, s ami t aiita. fall on ths Saddlery house ihn baa B4) rent lo pay. Joseph Ell, Prop. Buy aud sell Stock, HondH for cash or on margins. Now York Stock fcxehantce. Chicago Slock I-xchange. Chlcagu Uoard of Trade. PesncUitoea, placing thuir THROUGH i'ii ii i , ,i i UAkOIINOTUN! PHIi.AliKhPHU NEW YOKk RONTON and all points East tt' Tbrougb tickets to J SPSS " latoma and Northern i'acltt- aud , ii i . in an Hue. T1MK si IISUUO Train leaves Pendleton dallf1 a , a mm. .. . .is .,. ui. ,11P. . Kor I,,, ii,... I,,l..r,,,allilll, and u. keu, call on or write . llrsunn or . ' Till ton, llrd aud Morrison Tulephoiie 72. ALLEN BP Wood and PonU. Usllveied 1'ioiiiptly ,l i Prlc Kir ...ol " . Baa I a in i.i a i.e. Ji orders. We also Ottice rear of bavis' cany Cascade! tteti if ir wood Phoue Main VU. PENULETON, s . -