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L Don't Forget These Things That the Magnet Cuh BtON is sell ing goods at tin: vury bottom pru ot-. That out stock is new ami fresh, up. to (1 iir and attractive; conic and 181 . That wo don't charge you anything for looking at our goods, and it Miu don't want to bti we arc your friends still. CorMOUt treatment and fair dealing brums its reward THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements it Wilson. Court and Cottonwood TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1001. DA VB HILL A FACTOR. Tim man who falls to ki track of I.hvi.1 H. i ' Hill will not be much of a prophet of political eeaditteai when the ante-convuntion ilincimlM If in proa-res in 1WM. Mr. Hill wax the rival of Mr. Bryan (or the petit of prime popularity at the Kansas Citv convention in 1S0O. His ovation wax m-oml only to that of Mr Hrvan, Ml strennth throughout the country cannot be qnsatioiind. Mr. Hill ocrupien a position of pecu liar power just at lb it time. The an tagonism o! the anti-llryan (orce wan apparent in the last campaign. It pre vented llrvan's election It came near dictatiutr the convention, regardlen- of the numerical allowing made by the radical wing of the party. It ft the more potent when proportion of num bers is taken in account, for the rea son that it contains more finished ami scientific politicians than the other wing. Dave Hill is one of the strongest of Hie anti-liryanites. He is a brave tighter. He has not concealed bll opinions nor acted an underhanded course. Be told the world fee did BOi want Bryan and showed an apparent sincerity that capture the lancy of all men who admire a gallant man who talk- right nut in meeting. " It looks now as though Mr. Hill will not be able to win the nomination. Nevertheless, at Kansas City on July 5 and 6, it looked like Dave Hill wax al most sure to come neit in the proces sion if Mr. Bryan suffered his second defeat. It will be well to bear in mind that Mr. Hill is yet alive. For, so long ax he is alive and physically active, he will bo a factor in national politics not to be overlooked by the man who assays to ald together the elements that make up the sum total ol in fluence in the democratic nam PLIASI CUT OUT POLITICS. Why cannot President McKinley leave politics out id his sieeches dur ing the western tour'' is a question that may be asked with pertinency. As the president, lie is being received en thusiastically wherever he goes. Pee pie are delighting to do hi in honor Hut they want not any politics from hiu, while he is their guest They will listen to all sorts of glorification of the countrv. They will listen lo rounded periods of eloquence, as he speaks of the nation's vast resources and ihe oii.lrou- (-ier she wields in the world's council ot the powers I'.ut they are of the opinion tiiat 1'resident McKinley on this occasion would better leave politics out from hix speeches. They iiad euough of ll a year ago when they were trying to make a selection of a chief magistrate Mem, Mr. Presi dent, unfurl Old Ulerj and tear from the American eagle's tail all the feathers you ehMee ami cast them to the hreetes of heaven boas', ax you will of the glorious republic; speak in fervid tones of anything but politics. Ami then when you come to matters on winch you are treading on disputed ground, "cut it out" as the actor say when they eliminate some objection able passage, of a play. ACT MOW. Active effort must be put forth fey the friends of Peed let OB scademy if the offers of assistant from elsewhere are to be made goutl. Pendleton mii-i exhibit a disposition to help herself before others will help her public in stitutions. It will be an excellent in vestment it the needed funds be secured here to make the improve ments that are called for by the mana gement aud that are warrauted by the school's possibilities. The time has come when something must be done to provide better equipment aud build ings. The progress already made has been largely based on the partial promise of theae improvements in the nearer future. The principal and the instructors have accomplished as much as can be accomplished under the present status. Unless the institu tion move forward, it must from tins Huso on move backward Aud it is imperative Utat matters be taken hold ol In a vigorous manner at once. Op portunity will at alway. wait lor the proper action on tu part ol the plished. She ix producing now much of her own necessities, and approxi matex nearer and nearer to alixolute freedom from the other iwers. This policy on Uusxia'x part has moved her rapidly forward ux a world power. Nhe ix feared quite ax much as any other nation The present position of command i ni: influence of the United States is due to the fact that the coun try could care for itself in so far as eonrern the necessities. In the case of Kussia, the struggle for improvement by the common man ha been rendered the more ditliciilt by the desire on the part of the Mil iaria! government to maintain the greater degree of independence A- the masses move upward in tneir education and !nl ightenment their needs increase until the hare necessities will not suflice Therefore, just in proportion to the K us sum peasant's improvement will the maintenance of the empire's independence of other powers be harder to accomplish. These two apparently contra li doff propositi' us are undoubtedly logical us applied to the Itussiati empire. The government desires materia! advance ment, the while it denies measures making for the mental betterment of the common man. Iter's is a policv of isolation, not one of friendly affilia tion with other countries. HOW IS IT? How is it that Mr. Rockefeller has been able to earn so many millions of dollars that his yearly income ix counted in millions while none of the thousands of wnrkingmen to whom he has "given employment at good wages" have lieen able to keep pace with him in the million dollar race'.' asks Dr. W (i. Kggleston in the Helena independent II is income ix more than :).0U;,rtKi a vear. But say it is I'M, 000, UUO Now, tin- average wages of the thousands of woruingmen employed by Mr Rockefeller i- not eg a del Hut put it at f.'l a day, and sav each one works 30o a davs a vear. That is fwio a year for each employe, on the average It's a simple problem Mr Rocke feller gets f S0,i.UUn ii me ., var-or 100,000 a dav for HOD days His in come for one day is flOn more than one hundred and eleven of his employes get in one year His income for one year equals the total yearly income of : i ( of his employes working HO days a year at r a day Without questioning, at this time, the entire justice nf this distribution of wealth, we would like to know how Mr Rocke feller has managed to make tinx distri bution of the wealth produced hv him self and MatM other men. Admit that Mr. Rockefeller ix a pro ducer Admit for the moment that he earns every cent he gets, that he works for every dollar he gets Now if half of those 88319 Rockefeller employes should be sick for two months or should go to Kurope for six months, or be sent to an aslyum for the insane, their wage- would stop Wouldn't they? But if Mr. Rockefeller should he sick for six months, or to BorOM for a year, or be sent to an aslyum for the insane would hix wages stop'.' If not, why not? The Standard Oil company employs most of the wsge-uarm-r- engaged in the ietroleum industry. That indus try employed last year U,.ll wage earners, whose wage- amounted to ',7l7,iW7 wh ich ix an average of 1441,86 a year for each wage-earner, or a little more than 11.47 u day for 800 davs' work i-ast year the Standard Oil company alone declared dividends of 4 per cent on tln,uj,ui of com mon stock $4M, 000,000 divided aim ne the holders of common shares in addi tion to the dividends on $10,1)00,000 of preferred stock. If John 1' Rocke feller owns ;il per cent ol the stock of the company, as he is said to do, his share of the $4M,000,0U0 dividend was 14,880,000, or ,j,1u".,'JL; more income from Standard Oil stock alone for John I Rockefeller than wax paid to all the wage earners eugageil in the pelro- leiim industrv of the United Btataa! auaataa polici uolation. Russia is becoming independent of the remainder ol the world, just so rapidly the development of the country's resource oan he accoui- That is, for every ft paid to those 14, :',t. Brag earners tor their work. John D, Rockefeller got 13.21 in dividends' ROCK KPBLLKR ON ART OF OIVING. A man who gives as readily and bountifully as John D. Roekefeller is certainly competent to discuss intelli gently "the art ol giving." If living is an art the men who endow colleges, universities, libraries and hospitals with itiiinitiiont tfifts may reasonably he lUttpoaed tO know something aliont. that art. What Mr. Rockefeller says alsmt the gracetul ami gentle art of opening up the pooketbooi In a good cause is therefore invested with more than ordinary popular interest, not only he oauaa ha knows how to give hut he cause he is a plain, blunt, hard-headed man ol large affairs. The art of giving, in the opinion of Mr. Rockefeller, must go hand in hand with another art, that of inducing others to five. If a man's benefactions are not conditioned in such a way as to stimulate giving by others much of the beaefleent results that should proceed from philanthropy are lost to society. This explains the clause that is at tached to some of the large gifts, not only of Mr. Rockefeller but of other benefactors of educational and religi ous institutions. It ix remembered that l)r. Pearsons in his many gifts to small college-i conditions them upon the ability ami willingness of the col leges to raise certain amounts by their own efforts. This is intelligent and effective philanthropy, ll is the philanthropy that builds up and strengthens charac ter as well as institutions. The man who makes other men give is rendering a service to the community of even greater value than the benefaction of greater value than the benefac tion he bestows upon an institution. Record-Herald. A Hero. That wax a brave can tain on the American ship which struck a roik off the coast of New Koiindland. l,vor Ixsiy was in a panic except the cap lain who eominamled the boats to be lowered and no) a life was lost. It re quires strong nerve- to be a hero. We cannot all lie heroes hut we can all possets strong nerves by having our aigeation made perfect by the use ol Hottetter's Stomach Hitters. This wonderful medicine is a sure cure for l.-pepsni indigestior.. flatulence sour tomach. biliousness ami nervousness. It will also regulate the bowels aud prevent malaria, fever and ague. If your system is weak and debilitated it is just the medicine you need to build you up. A trial will convince you. i FRAZER OPERA HOUSE - One Might Only. WEDNESDAY, MAY 8. Klri are! Only Afasxuanec l 'Vf . Tea World's Oraatast Ipse teeultrttn per. La Loie Fuller In her original ttamlOUl Cf Sallnlll "The Archangel" and "The. Tampost" also "Lilly Danoe" "Lightning Danoe" "Fire Dance" III conjunction with 11 US SIPS lit ol high tlaa- Sjaf.fl nlio "111 pre tit VSSST. An AccMeocal Sweetheart ;.: ' His Last Cbaocc In which lll be Introduced rsUiiol ami unl pie S ieltle. No advance in Prieea 50c. 75c. and t. Seal lale al Tallman'a. Advice of a , Druggist " It 1 proper. I think, to let others know ahoui tin' popularity and virtues of Acker's Knirhsh lomcdy tor Coughs, t old-, am. Con- s umpt ion . Kroin the moment 1 hcgiin hand. liiutil.iUold rapidly .and the s 11 1 a 8 keep ppOW iflg all the time 11 I. l-l as people, 11 n d o ll t what a re-iJ-f! m a r k a hie preparation ft is. Tha satisfaction 1 1 gives ia universal. Our best clt w u- life it ami say it Is the best thing for throat anil lung troubles they ever saw t S II Cul ver, one nf our prominent town-men. sav Acker's Knghh Keini-dv i- ll e only medi cine that helped his chronic c, ugh of many yearn' standing. At Itr-t It gave relief, and now. after taking a few bottlw, he Is wholly Cured. I buy it by the grot.- at a tune, and my sales are larger on this one medicine than on auv other in niv store It is a great pleasure for tnetofc, I that while I am pro-paring I am u 'so doing mi much good to the com munity in selling an. h ;i grand medicine. (Signed B.U DoeakU, Weatlleld, N. Y. Hold at &V. ..''. ii ml ! a bottle, throughout the I nit. d Mjte- ami Canada ; and in Kng land. at J lid., US. iJd.,4s.hi. If you are not sali-if d ali"r liiMiig. return the hot lie U your drugtHst, and g t your money hack. II'. tmlHiirizf thf rt'sas- guaranty W. U. Hmtkt.H a- i it.. vyruiari, Mrw Kara, sold br Hmok a MeCorasa. Pen Ileum. Or ilfi r V KENTOCIO'r WHISKEY 4V. The Navajo Coal and Petroleum Oil Company Uwnt;s 7 jto ai res patented I. mils ami i 501) acres petroleum placor locations on Navajo River, Archuleta cuiintv . Colorado, 15,0011 lent ol lumber on the grounda. sVfooa cash now in the troas ury. 500,000 shares 11011 aaaeaeible stock 111 treasury to DC usetl for ilevelopnient work. VVelis will be drilled 00 the property within lixty da)M, Samples ol oil ma be seen at tin hardware Itorti ol T. C, Taylor. In Ofdaf to hotter prosecute the work the oinpany now oilers for sale uo.ooo shares of stock at 10c per Share ( par value joc ). After Jul) Ii I001i the Com pan will sell no stock at less than 151 per share Nn agenta, but above numlter of shares, t io.ooo, can be hail at mt: pel than b) applying to an of the nndetaigned incorporators before Julj tst. iooti un les'- soouei soltl T. C. TAYLOR, C. B. WADE, J H, ROBBIN8, ROBT PORSTBR, J H RALBY, F B CLOPTON, J. R, DICKSON, T. J. KIRK. lea & Perrins' Tin Original Worcestershire 3UCG SIWASC OF IMITATION. Butlers, Chets and Cooks )ronounce it the best Sauce; piquant and appetizing, it enriches all dishe. TIM. tk'SMnf- I . JollN l( VAN oN ., l.mi-.N.V. ON t LINK 1 line US- ? tiinei lAr I tlssts . auc .s tank sstra Inwrtloa. CLASSIFIED ADS. OOOMTUVIM MTOaOa TO TUI UNI lluf line, or wore, prnrwli.il tile o 1 1 jt Ini" Tuaaa mm I USM As- IliBSS.... . . 'J-"te 't HUM Jdc lOe . ... I "oual luacrlluii . no LIN Km I time ....He m tlmss Ie I 1 on. Is l.v uarli aildilltiusl luurtiuu nfM 1-INK.s I tiui ;S 1 1 1 mu me 3 tiiae i0e 'JIS- aae'i a. PI 1 1 ioiim . iuiwriiiiii I Ml 1 LINKS I I tine ... , .c ijsiss I times i's lue Mseli vxlra oisrrlliui Sl LINK.- 1 lime : -' 1. . illtilfl Mm sack a idiiniiiai inwrtiiin Hold by JOHN SCIIMIPI The l.uuvre Saloon pbnolbtom OKKiiON PLEASING RESULTS 1I .1 tyi follow the um; of ISew bro'a MerpiciUe, the n. w acien tilic cure for dantliuft ami fall ing hair. It ..,- , certain properties that kill the Kerm or Blifirobe that causes all the trouble by s.ippinK the oh uut of lie tiair bulb. With this parasite deatioycd, dendrufl ami the falling hair cannot exist. A thick, soft hi.. w th of hair spiiiiHs forth where tornierly thin, hiittle ban, or paruapa total baldneaa held sway. Our bullH will cutlN un l you ol lis uci Us. For Ssk at all Fint-Claii Urun Itora LOANS on WHEAT LANDS At lowest rates J.K. DICKSON, tiast OrKnlan h. ndnt,. Pendletun, Oregon. Money to Loan On city property at a low rate uf interest. Can lie re paid in monthly install ments M0 COMMISSIONS. Will loan on improved property or will furnmh money to build with Will lie pleased to give lig ures of actual cunt to any one needing a loan FRANK B. CLOPTON Coy Mala Street FOR SALK OR BXCHANUK. A NKW six HORgK P0WKK UAHU Inn- riiKine ud all 11 o ire- complete, laakl plpius ttsllery ud elsi irie saarksl , l h low pfics. or will aaaaaaga far aaieiatod J 1 -oe reiidleUtu, Oreieiiii N. HKHKK1.KV. U IOKNKI A I ,UV, Ofilie 111 Ans.s l.lll. ill Hlo.'k. We're Just as Thankful Kor a mall paekaae as 11 large one. Karh will reeeive Wt sunie thorough untl riirt'ful iittent ion. If we gtd the former, it may in time glow to the hitter hv the Mtiafaetloa you will derive ill Welirillg our laundered work , Steam Laundry, Ii P. Robinson, Prop. Tsleohnne 60 Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yani Can rcII cheaper thin any firm in the county beoauae they buy in iarge quantities. If y0 net(, lnmher or any kind or mill work call and get their prices FM-ORSTER, - Proprietor, Equal to any in the world. PILSNER BOTTLED BEER. BRRWRRYU OWN ROTTLtNa. Higllly reeomiie nilisl to family traihi Kvtr bottle mill giiavuuttisl. Cull up: No. 5 Schultz Brewing Co. Hiiii'i Slt'iil i Vim's Time t" z PHVICIANb. on. w. (. uoLi, ornoi in 11 uu oulltliUK OIBe.t Uoura, ll to 1J s in.; I to I . 111. Irleplumu 77. V, W. VIWUHKT, si. 1). OKKlt'K KKAU ot ir Natiousl Hank. OOU'tt bourr lu 1,. 1 s ni. ; 1 lo :t p m i)UH. HMITH A HKNnKltrtON. OKKIL'K ovsr Heudleion Havlugi Uaak. leleuliouu K, rettdeuce lelepliouu J. , 11. B. (iAHKlKU), M. I) , HUM K I XTH Ic fbytlclmn autl tturseon. onv in j n.. UalldlUK Telephoue: OBluv, bin k SU; rt ileuee. black it. lK. D. J. M'FAUL, UOOM 17, A SSI It IA tlou block lelepbouu i; rstldeurv U-ie lbouc. black nil. OslKOl-ATHlf I'll YSIUANS, DKri. i keyea. OlUec, oue block etl ol hot Ion si, 11. K. It. HOYl), ATTOHNKY AT LAW. louri St. ill I.. B. RKKUKK, A 1 rOKHKV AT LAW , raistua, Onajoa, JAMKK A KKK, LAW tlKUCK IN JUnn nlMlae ARCHITMCTb AND UUIl.UKH, T. K. Ht A KI), AKt'HI I'hrT AND HI istriulvudt-iit iuaku t-ouplrte ami rctiabo plaua l-ir bulldlusa In in. my or country Hooui 17, J .1.1.1 buiMiUK SIIKI.K ,v 1 ill. 1. UONTRAOTOKH ANU bttlldsM KsUsMt luraisaad aa ihart as tic. J.. I. work 11 specially l'ronpl Mr tic Sbopon Blurt aired. u..r Main am-cl. nit. LYNN K. HLAKKSLKK, i.lllloNU aud uervoua diaeaaea all. I diaeaaoaol wouiuu. Opp. Hold, cor Walcr an.l Ham St- feu ile um, Ore 1) A. MAN. I.ONTKAt'TOU ANI builder hatnualea luruiabcd uu all kiuda ol uiaauury. ccuicul walka, atoue walla, el, fl dera can b- led al Hie kaal Orea:oiilau olllce A way from liitu In bBJFiai 10041 wlicn lie liaa rem to pay lor lie eautisi well aflonl It. Hut II von waul in net your real lioneat dollar-' worth in lurnaaa. Saddles. Bridle-. pars, Whips, OlovsSj Brwiass. Oobids, Tenia, wairtni Oovtrs aaa Oaavss call on tha oeu Saddlery lieuae Dial ha- in ram to pay Joseph Ell, Prop. Oregon Lumber Yard WOOD aOTTKRH Kor barns ninl dwHiliugN. Obeapet than tin. Lomrniri I, a th. Building i' tpor, lar Paotr hi nn- ami (xaicut, Houldlngi Pickets, Plaster, Brick and Sand, Bcilttn Doors Aj Window Sash and Door i, Terra (jtitta Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop'? Alta St., apD, Cnnrt Hons, I L. Ray Co., Buy aud Mil St iqUh, Hondn for Wood. Coal, Brick and 5and. Heavy Haulinjj KM'flal at lent Ion wt ven to I'oiiilKiiiiiaiiU Laatz Bros Do you want work? Do you want to hire help? If ao rail or adviae me ami your waiita will Is- alleinl. ad to I'KOMITI.Y C. !:. C(H)K'S EmploymentAgency I orner MAIN ANIi ALT A HTKKKTS l ull line of ClKara. Cunfrctlonrrv and Smokers Articles. NKSI Ct.l)K kIMlM. Take the... Washington & Columbia River Railway lot Ohleaeje, Bt I'ani, M. Ixala, i") sas City, Hi. Joa, I imalis, sml All Points tast and Soul Portland and poinU UU ttlC Sonne Monday,. VS eduoa-lafa aa-1 W2 11 B6a in Tueatlaya.ThiiraUaraasilaMsSJI atVl.Ua Dl. irudsll en epl Sunday al i.if s llormstlon reaanllug raiet au an. call oil or addles, VI AI'AHH AT"- Hsndleioo, Ofsja H. H. IAI IlKKHKAl), U. f. A , Walla IA alia. Wash. it(l (irain (or eaali ui 011 uiargiua. New York Stock l.chanKc. Chlcaico Stock Hxch.nxe. t.lilcaxo Hoard ol Trade. V fc 1 Kit IN AH V !UHUU0NS. bit. J. 0HKI8TIK, VKTKRlNAitY 5uB- geon, Htaduatc ui Hie Uuyal Veteriuarj nol lege, Kdiuburgli, Heolland l.ai. a-.jveriuuaui etsrluary Inapeclot (or V,ilu dlairict, II I' liomealic a 11 loan I- ol all londa Ireaiad on aei eiulile piiuclplea. Loeate.l at Commercial lablea, l'autllelol.. Ore Tel -pboUt Main 1. UKNTISTS. g. A. VAIIOHAN, UHMTI8T. lu Judd huiidiug A. L. HKAT1K, U. U. H. t)KKK;K OVKlt riaTiuga Bank liaa admluliiered UANK AND URUKaiS. KtllHT NATIONAL HANK OK ATHKN orca-c.1. 1 a,,lial,4o,UUU,,urpluaai., prom,; lo.UUU. itilereal on ttm depoaiia Deal, in foreign au.! Joueati, cacuaugc. rolie, n. promptly aujudod U). Heurr 0. Adama, proa Idem; r J. Kirk, vice proaldeut . K 1 Uar SaaiaT K' L ir-ffiri rNNUUa'I'ON AVlNUl7Ali"K fvudletou, Oregon Orgauucl March 1 lurj Capital, Wm liiu re.t allowed u ,, u,"": poaii, Kxcbaug. bo hl aud aold on all prin- 1 tious. J, Kurnial, prealdeiil, J N 'ruaj rleaft'4at; T.l Siorna. caaliier ITUK .vlt.M,lt hank ok VYK8TON t",!'1 'i'".0" W ! vmm uauk.iiK - - ' ..' nn, ,r ui.lltl an, .... .1 , t. 7 r -. oi Ivctlout promptly aueiide-l to AffairM o. 'h Hon. aud a reuoru..! i.. K. A. MANN, DKNTTHT :n ASSot'iA tloi Block, WNr B ITopUin'a otttee aznallant ivin, OKKltIK i',',llllu," oiiimuus 01 reUaib,e Miu'. u onncra K JaTuieaou prcaidut; t,eo W I'rocbalel. vice ,T u. .. . L ii i T'u..,... . snier; dire, lora aaaii liusill aI . i . JKUUt 1 J rDt't V'uie Ki""""' lw,n Jusaou, . (J. li. W A TTOHNKYh CAKTKIl A KAhKY ATTOBNNYI AT ouicc in oaviuga nana B.ni.lnig HKAN LOWNLL, ATTOKNKYH IT aT'orataa" " A",,0,"'l""' ',lu,' "i't1!:1:1' yi'"rt attounkyh block ' u" lJ flHI1lB l KH NATIONAL HANK OK t'KNDLh u,u t apiul I7U.UOJ; aurplu. M0.UUU. Triu '','" baukiug Lu.lue..- K.chsuge and leotgranln, u.ualera ,ld on 1 imago 6, f-rau iaco. Sew York aud principal point, , Us Norlbwaat Drali. Iirawu ., tiua ".,. Slid Kuro. alakea eollw-llouaoii rcaaonibie teruia l-l Aukeny proaldeut, W K M. a rlce prealdeut; 0. B WaUc. itubler ; l it Uueruaey.aaalaiaiu i-a.nier CALL frUH All COUNTY WAHKANTS (ialercd OoUSi Hlraal, randlaiUsu, ia, A. C, SHAW k CO. W. J. SKWKI.L, Manager. LESALE AM) RETAIL NORTHERI PACIFIC LUMBHR 1 1 1 1 1 iiii DEALERS Yar.l on Wohh Stroot QfMalla Hunt Kroight Des)t oci. u, ui Bii.ai daZ'fnr,V.ir" ,W!M St my orlice the conn Uwr. l 'Xtu Hon. Intere.i ee , on dale ol iblieaiion faudlelon, Oregon Muy I, ij,,'. ... U K. VATKH, lr eaauiei o, Uuialllia UoUUl RUNS Pulluiun Sleepinii Cars, l.lcKant DiuinK Curs' Tourist Sleeping Cars u a ITI fMlNNKA'i i r 1. 1 tn ii. i it Tn J. ii i vn KOR rut II Ik v0 (Y, l .1 r, HELENA BUTltt. 1H HOUGH TICKETS 0UI0AO0 WASHINGTON ! PHILADELPHIA NKW YOKK HI is I I IS anil all iMiinm Kast ami Hoati. ii. . - ., hill . lai.ojiH u,l NorlUern Hacltle Sieana1-' ami American Hue. Tine SCHKPULK. Train leave I'eudlslou dally eictP" ais:uu it. id. Vor IllrOiar In formation Mine I aud tickeu, call ou or wrlle VI , -"ftuy ion. uregou, or A. l ""' l.BA Tlilrd aud Morrlsou Uu... rorUa Tolephonu Ti. ALLEN BROS.- Wood and Posts. We am iiriaarel to furnish anvthiiiK in tint , Iii, ,.Uil .,.." l-riees lo M. M ohaau. i( ,,,,, " vtimini Hill othors ii. ol... ,,, vurry H )a.Kt, lino til Oiajrs, WillilowH ninl M....I.I Ualiwerwl l-ioinollv Prloaa High' I Parties eO.teBipl.tie,, build im, will d Kiraml Tainiiiaracaau well to w, uh u,fore pJgjlU thujr orders. We also carry CascadeJ Rati ir wood. Phone Mam ttii. Ollieo ,.,, ,,l hUvinas Hsu. MHnr.avsvrkti uBl"'i - '-a.ava