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We are Going to Celebrate; Are you? The Pottrth of July will soon l- lirrr, Mid if you havit not vt pUfChftIM vour holiday attm- it will lie tn vour advantftgQ to do so at Once. Remember, ilclays are dangerous, and the prattiSSI u'ooils are being sold now (let vour data! while you have an assortment to select from. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clomonts & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood urn Inn I ii nv MM DAY. .IV UK L'. MIOI. There is a milk WtltOrlBJg it- stork the usual uriler. trust in too Id not till' MUti ! nut nf Tin man with the lish pole ami tin' rilliiwr i)not is nt ill lining bonlnOBi along tin splenillu trout streams n( KiiHlern OllMi A judge in CaimU lias recently do tided that American divorce an IIDOii in that country. The fact of tin' matter in they are coiihuIiti iI rotten it MMi A Titian man died of heart failure when lie discovered there was oil on his farm ami he wax rich, it dOM DOf d: to In c cini. rich too suddenly, it is far safer on the installment pi. in The steamship subside hill pfTMBifM to MOM up at the next sestioii of con tiress. Why not, it It Mark BllM'l favorite tneailire. lie promised tlms,. intereateil that it ihoiild l'i ,i law. The gulden harvest m near at li.unl in the Inland Ian pi re ami there will he 40,000,0110 husliels of whe.it for II I., pour in the lap of the world' nuiikets. The price alone in not what it should Ini. It ha lieen announced in l-.uglam that the coronation curemomcH will occur next June. There will In eleven months for preparation. It - to lie Imped that this will give certain miliums on liotli -nl.'H of Ihe MMI plenty of time to take it in. Tiie east during the pant week has autlered greatly from n hot wave There have lieen main death Irmn li.-iit While thin wan going on there, out here in Oregon tjt. weather lu lieen just perfect, a little tOQ cool fnr ptcniCH hut just right (or evervln.lv Niich ih our climate. Miss t rtoriM will not uiarrv Mr. lialfoiir. There ia uu uzpUn.it lot Hut Mocietv on lioth snles of tin- water in all in a (loiter about it. It ia a lii tv to. ii Home iieople do not have mure to do. If men did nut die rich and tliUN permit their children to live in idleneaH there would be more virtue ami leiH gossip. The North Oerinan Fire Insurance c iinpanv UaH retireil from tfoint busi neHH in the I nited Mater- except in Chicago and the I'acillc coast. Ha in surunce company cares to give tin I'acitic Coait business, liecatlsr II e rate chargetl on the coast are ex cessive compared to those chargcl i r the auie risks in the east. (ieruiany's (uture rests upon the M ter, declareil Kmpemr Willia.n a lew days ago. That may he o. hut the whole world in imliued with the llu prea.iiou that it rent a goiHl in. on beer. What would (ierinany tun. nut to without Itri Inter. We li.m yet to ee the rj rat tiermau who li.cl any real confidence in water. Tl ii. rin.iii .'iiiper'ir almost sliiii.l- .il lit tint putting In ittnel I on muni. lltu wile of a Chicago In. in went MMM Um Atlantic with a partv ol Ineiuls, ami wan no homesick all the way for her husband ami' two children that she took the next boat back again lor tier native laud. Hbe is Haiti to have slie.l tear like a X lobe, both going ami com i uK. and otherwise de ported her- I like an old-tiuie wile and mother. Wlio would have thouglit that a woman like toil woiiitl conn out of Chicago'' For a people who were au completen whippet! about a year ago, the BOON are very mucli alive. It doer, ai ipMI an if l.itglauil will loae her advantage in Mouth Africa. The tact that the Mow of gold from the Ninth African mines into her market ami cullers ban stopped, or in greatly diuiinnihed by the war ih one of her greatest iiainli capH ami one that ih being increase. I ail the time, in short, It is affecting the trade of the whole world, while eating into the vitals of (ireat liritain The trouble may he met for some tune by borrow in. but uroionued I olio ' enough it will briug about financial disaster, which will almost be fatal to Kuglaud's reign in South Africa. gngwd bv the . machine in Port . .lodge Lowell stands little, if show of (he noininutioii. because he will not enter into a bargain (or i the "Hire. It he noilhl do so, he might secure it, and an Kastern Ore gon man would at last lie governor nf OftfM, Hut why ilisciiss the i 111 possi ble and the impractical ' Kastern Ore gon republicans are well within the traces and will have to pull with the machine, whether they want to or not, and those in the saddle are not caring (or their eflorts or interested in their ambitious. WliALTII M AUK BY tllllltli The expert chemist is an important figure in the industrial world today li tan earn not onlv lame, luit also a lurife income, and he naves manufac turer inanv mill! hi ol dollars everv vear. t)( course, nine out of ten chemists stick to the nit! routine, hill the tenth gOM in (or industrial chemistry, am either allie- himself to Home progres 'ive and flourishing manufacturer or nidcpf ndi'iitlv conducts his imhiHtria experiments and spend- his time and brains in devising schemes fur tin ut il iat inn of by-products. Ine doesn't talk much about waste products now. -.. Iitlh i- wasted thai it doesn't deserve mention. The Chicago joke that tin1 pat king houses Utllue everything about the pigs save their soueals, ami are planning to make the soiieals into ivhistleH, has more point than most Chicago joges. 1 rolMlilv tin- 're.it r-langhler In. uses furnish the BKMl familiar illustration of the modern thrift in the utilization of what was formerly considered waste, ami even the small abattoirs, while they haven't attained the scientific perfection of the Chicago packing houses, are reformed characters. It was only a few vears ago that the abattoir was usually built upon the bulk of a stream and all refuse wan washed into the stream. In course of time neighbors were inconsiderate enough to protest against the practice Sanitary lares invaded innumerable bonnets, and a howl ol protest went up against tin1 abattoirs. It was mces sary to dispose of tin1 refuse in some fashion. Chemists were called in. .Method" for drying the refuse and extracting all grease were develoied. The grease went into the manufacture of soap. The residue was converted into fertilizer. Alter jelly had Iteen made I nun tiie hoofs, the bonis and horns were used for buttons, knife handles, etc. The health of the neigh DorhiMsl and the income of the slaogh ter men went up. The development of the tremendous aniline color industry ih allogther due to chemical experiment with waste prisluct. In the dry distillation of coal or wood for gas the gas passes through a succession of washers, which tak it its impurities. These impur ities, in, 1. 1. line ammonia, carbolic acid, acetic acid ami various nitrog-n compounds were formerly waste, but ire now separated and tis.d In tact. nearly all ol the acetic acid in the market is secured from tint dry distil lation of wood. Ihe surface. When this mass was tak en from the lead and heated in a re tort, the lIlW. Ilelllg volill le, wa freed and lelt a deposit so rich in ail ver that it was easly purified. The application ol chemistry to minim; processes are legion, but it is in other branches of industry that practical chemistry is now making its strides. The Standard Oil Co. is a hardy exponent Ol the merits of in dustrial chemistry and has expert chemists constantly employed. As for that matter, so have all the great gas plants, coke plants, sugar re (incrtes, starch lactones, etc. The original waste of the oil business was enormous; now it ts next to nntb ing. in i nurse, the primary aim is the production of kerosene, lint crude oil contains nu the one aide, oils lighter than kerosene, such as gaso lene, naptha. and, on the other side prodtli is much heavier than kerosene such as parallin. Atone time all ol these hi-prisluctH were waste; now every one of them is utilised. Ky first distillation, the lighter oils are freed and collected Then the kero sene is distilled, leaving a product that is worked over into hard paraffin and sol'. paralh:i nr vaseline. A heavy oil I. -It alter the collecting o( the parathn 1 1 used for lubricating ami fuel oil, much of it being made into car and axle grease. After all these processes a solid mass of carlsin is left in the retorts, and this is uted to a considera ble extent in making carbon sticks for electric light. When one considers that until a few years ago every one ol th"se pnslucts save kern-ene was absolute wHste, m e can realize to some extent the place chemistry is taking in the industrial world ! s The dairy business is one nf the Indutf If)! with which the chemist is busying himself, and the results so far have been most satisfactory, al though a much broader field lor the use ol casein is prophesied. I he large creameries having turned out their cream and butter, were confronted by great quantities of skim milk for in ti i rli there was apparently im use. Skin milk was a drug on the market and in many cases was drained olf into neighboring streams. The chemist stepped in and changed all that The milk ih curdled with alkali and a dried pfodtMt produced which i soluble in water. This casein has Ireen used for paper siting, kalso mining, etc., and successful experi ments have lieen made with it in the manufacture of artificial foods. MoiattsUad with water to a gelatinous consistency, put under a hydraulic press ami then washed in acid, It forms n hard ami imlissolute sub stance, of which buttons and similar articles are made. Chemists say that the casein powder which is like a Una tasteless Hour may be substituted (or milk in cooking, and has a great fu ture in this respect. Chemistry applied to the sugar in dustry has been invaluable; ami, par ticularly in connection with the heel sugar manufacture, has recently effected a wonderful savuiii. The waste in the making of beet sugar was at lirst enormous, because the molasses i .ii.-olute waste. ItVontauiH pro- ducts Irnm the lieet roots which give it i very hitter taste, and Is also rich in an alkali which spoils its flavor. So, although more than one-half ol the weigh! oi the molasses was sugar, it was unavailable save (or fermentation and alcohol. I.xperinienl proved that dry lime. mixed with the molasses combined with the sugar, forming a nroduct in soluble in water. Washuiu the mo lasses w. ul. I then separate this Drodiict from all the other elements. The I line and sugar product being heated with carbonic acid, the tin mhincd with the carbon, funning an imlnso labia product, and leaving the sugar free to be easily separated. Hy ll.i proeeSH today !u er cent of the sugar i- r veretl tr.no heel molasses ami there is practically no molasses in the beet sugar factories. Thoroughbred Bucks. Best stock on the Coast TelflDhom dreHfs Pilot Hock 01 Ad- eoniMOtion tA randi. ndlffton. Chas. Cunningham. TafTTJTjMsM MM Not a Rival In Sight AnywhBra -kasi the linen that has been dmi4Nl . ai... 1 1 Di ,, Intmilrv is put III con- Hi til" nun' ri ! J trast with thai lnun.ler.'.l anywhere fl Baatartl Oregon. The heaiity laundrv work makes us justly ami we" feel like crowing .1... I , ,1 r. . , , , . Ill we see ine iiiuni..".. i .- i i, ...si, on tin shirta, collar- and cuffs done up bj 001 metlusis with the linen worn hy anyone of our proud , every time out sutterh the city Domestic Steam Laundry. Hotel Pendleton Strictly First-Class Excellent Cuisine. Erery Modern Convenience Under New flanajr;ement .N. si Give Us a Trial. Rates $2.00 a day Special Rates by Week or tnontt Bar and Billiard Rooms Headquarters for Traveling net The Heal Motel In Eastern Oregon. Van Dran Bros.. Props. Successors to J. E. Moor Figpruni; Cerel Buy Your House Numbers from W.J. CLARKE & CO. Hardware Dealers Opera Houae Mock. You get Good Beer. When you drink PILSNER BEER. Guaranteed do( to cause headache or !8H Ask for it. Schultz Brewing Co. nsrAST roa 'V U Tm i IIMIIIU Qkleatt rortiaaa vis lltinl Inslnn Hnecl.l :2n p. m. Hlf i -s. ... 7 '-"T. at WMfO anil : K.s 1011 St. Atlsnttr Express S:t& a. m. Tls Hnnt-Inatnn. MBwiittL Hi Paul rut Mull S:IA a. m. via Hrtnkans. Willi W.ll. t... Hls,ks. U.ii. "'"SO anu Kiver bchedulf " r"Kl LAND. H:ai p. m. All HllInK i.us, j-'.v m i n.nss. r ttSBm aalleTsryfld.y, Itll5 nxriipt -"Is: p. m. HaturiUy 10 p. m. Dally ex. Munilsy 6 a. m S a m. fuss Tlirs. Hllll HHI. Columbia Ri,P To Astoria anil L ' 0mm i:itTl Nswha : j i itininn OWTaUti am; wy. lAimiufi nn-a rata, oramto citv I Allll Ml Hitil i... . - -'. I Ufi, Lcava Kinarla Snake Rivar. B i, , s n, V It U.' . The most wholesome and nutritious substitute for cof iee and tea. Made from the choicest Kive ttr eent of tiie ei.ll useil III iis ' . inaililUi'tiire is ,o,u tur. ami hy exuer- WlillOrnia IlCS. UrUIlCS aiwl that this coal I , . seiecteu grains. A delicious, strengthening beverage- holds its delicate Havor to the bottom of the cup. Physicians recommend Figprune. All grocers sell it BYERS' BEST FLOUR To make good hruaii use Hvers' Huat Flour. It took first premium at the Cliiitaico World's Fair overall cometi tiou, and gives excellent satisfaction wherever used. Kvery sact is guaranteed. We have tint beat Hteain Holleil Barley, Heed Kve and Beardless Barley. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. BYERS, Proprietor. iChrritlwd bv Judio or Quality Awnrdi d Gnld Hs-.lnl Piirin Exponltion 1400. Hu.'l by JOHN HCIIMIDT The Louvre Saloon PKNU1.KTON . . OKKUON I ake the... Washington & Columbia River Railway For Chicago, Ht. hbs City, Ht. S t n. m au i, in. ixiii, Joe, Oniah, u.; All roints cast and Portland and polats on the Sound. WholeaaJe tlealor in Ice, Wood and Schlitz Milwaukee Beer. Henry Kopittke iineiMvft, n itiiuoatiayiaM Iiiuni... u , IEZ Arrlvit. Mmiilay ll:S6a. m at:Afta ni. .. . . '"'I""" ii.ii) i'reK nuifiaj : - niiiuaiiuiiii i .ii on or aililreat W. Al'AUr tpt IMH o. a. a i iir.uii n.A a u. v. a., Vt alla Wall.. WuD TRANSPE TRUCKIN STOHAG HOW DO YOU ADVERTISE? The new store can never be known unless It advertises. expect people to know what you have to sell It you don't linent I'iieinisiH fi mm far, always reunicil as waste residue, ' 'lltillllftl SUtl.tllllies UNO till III tile niakiiitf of lives. Fully It) ter cent of ttM mlgbl nf the KM I tar is uvaiUhle fur this iiurpuse, and upon the hasis ol this discovery the eiioruiniu mul tar tSOKlf industry has gnon. .Sew plants have Iteen put uitn inanv of the cuke MglOM ti collect tiie Mali MM lilteral ed in coke uianuiacture, and it will Ml lie IiiIik Ix'lnre the QBM coke oven will lie a thlM nl the past. Where coal is tiurncd in an open oven no coal tar can ba Wllaetad KM large profits are literally throva uway, Imf hv liurmug the coal in cloned retorts all the coal tar can be recovered ami used. This color industry, which chemists call the greatest of the modern chemi cal industries, hits called lor other chemical developments. It demands. Urge quantities nl sulplnirii acnl, oi siidii, etc., and chemists have sharpen ed their w its upon the problem of oh- t lining tiiese products at a minimum el pense. rnlil recenth the greater part ol the sulphur used in (his country was uiifiorlett Iron BMliy, .Now, through cin -lineal processes, tiie sulphur con-lain.-, I in gold, silver and line is lib- rateil ami burned to sulphur dioxide. IrOW winch almost all ol our sulphur ic ucid is made. (INK LINK I in,, II mi). 4 Hunts is' c.cli IOC IV -is i'IIO lOW rllou. CLASSIFIED ADS. COUNT SKVK.N OOfeM TO TBI UNA Hue Hue, or more, per wtwk. at Hie rale of Lie per Hue inicJnic;jtrirMMmmitl in, frtt.. ., uh. .K.r ln,,. i in. f. i I.INK.M : tin., juc i 1 1 in,- E S times Miv lue o.cli aililltioDSl liiaertlou . f-iiii. LINK 1 II us (It -1 1 uu- iii ti ttBMS Vc lis etch ulliiioual I lis, I I . two LINH 1 Utile -' 1 1 ut o. ;t llUIU. lot ' ...16c ...AS: .ite xir. KlVt I.INka I lints sue -' 1 1 lue. 3 Hums AOc js aasl s i itiou.i iiiMriioii SIX I.INKx I tuae ij; J tiuiw. ItlUlc. A- e.cli .ildltioual lUKrliou Judge Lowell is modestly feeliug liis way as a candidate for governor. The judge would make u very tOOOptoblf governor. As a republican lie is clean and fearless, and tiiia is the barri. i o his uouiiuatiou. No clean and feuriess man, particularly from Kastern Oregon, is wanted hy the leaders of the re publican party in the gubernatorial ottiuti. The man who gets the nomina tion as a candidate ol the republican ! organisation must consent In be bound ill connection with all of our min ing development, chemistry has played an important part. Ores can be UMwd with it, nt i.slav lli.it wniihl liave U'cn practically worthies.- a few years ago In the old mining davs only high grade ore was profitable, and only a certain percentage of the gold contained in the ore was I reed The tailings thrown aside held a con lidorobi quantity ol gold, hut could not be. worked hy the ordinary proces ses, so were piled mountain high and disregarded until chemists discovered that the gold was soluble in potassium caynide, ami that by washing in a very weak solution of potassium cyanide, IM tailing gold could be profitably separated from the refuse. The aame process has led to the working of low grade ore, running or t to u,c ton, winch could not be profitably worked in llie ordinary mining processes. The silver contained in lead has also been freed and utllued. It was (uuud j by cheuiials that when the melted lead j was mixed witli sine tm- silver formed an alloy with the UM and lioated to ERKELEY PHYSICIANS, UK. W. li l t,l,K OKKU'K IS .' I UU uuiMlus oBlcc tiourt, u Ui li .. u. ; I u t p m l.lsphoue 77. K. W. VINCKNT, At. I). OKKU'K 1 1 K A K of Kirtt Ntioe.l Hank Ofllce liour. In i.. 1.' a. at. ; I lo s p m. BANKS AND BHOKHBS lltK KAKMKIlb HANK OK WKHi'ON "C.UJII iiri-snn lloul s s,,,..,. , S... Kxi'.t.lUe UOU.fll .11,1 mnA rnijiuii .tiii.iH.r ,.. .L excelleul eouilllio.,, ,',.?,' ". "..,a".' t'UklUek. Icclloui, I Hits. SMITH A HKNIUillSON OKKU'K over t?U'tletoii Saving. Uauk telephone . i u , . lelcphoua J. ;;,. ? u i ' ... OI """llilo cllixeu. t M I u Has tin- following betrgaiai 4hd aoret Ai wheat bind. ;;2i ovorea a i wheat laud. 9 lots well located $-Vo. I hit lower Wehh street 80. H. H. GAHKIKU), M lo Physician au,l Su HUII'IIUK leleplioue deuce, black 24. 1) rgeou Ottlcc HOMK OSes bl.ek 1'ATH- lli Judfi 7 resl- J. K. MI1.I.KK. M. D., UKSIWIN lll.ui K. ireai. .nd oerreeu eys troubles, c.urrli.l eoutlltioua auil impaired UoariiiK of..... properly uu, : lor refractive error. UK. U. J. M'KAUL, HOOM I ASSOflA Hun liiu, k leleplioue si. re.eleuee tele phone, black Ml. U8TKU P ATatlO PUYaiUIAMfV, UK8. a SMS A Keysa. UBlce. one block e.l of Uo. lou SUire iAIll, -Still ,.....,( I TueUlcl VI, . ,,.,.i,l.,o . u l, . ' " , u... r i nice, Ciller HKHT NATIONAL it A N K UK ATMKNA Ifc.OU). Internal on tim depo.iu uiai. o. braico Md Jolie.tlc excli.uVe , olle?iioi. Uell. ruiilse Mr. L , b.". - ca.hi.r7 - ",u,:l1 uatsiaai Oregon Lumber Yard WOOD OUTTKHH Kor barns ami dwellings. Cheaper than tut. Lumber, Lath, ShiuKlea, Tar Paper. Lime and Cement, Mouldings. Pickets, u i i ... Master, Bnck and Sand, Screen boor. At Window Sush und Doors, Terra Cotta Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop's Alta St., opp. Court House CR0WNER & M I Kl.KI'llONK MAIN 1. For Rig To go Fishing or (or a cab to make Mil UilephoneJMaiu 79. K1.V1N i'kah, Krnnrl.tnr. Depot Stan K HH hAHONAl. HANK OK HKNULlt uu capital 7u,uuu. .urpiu. no,ou T i fw M IJ , general UauXlus tu.iue Kxei.uLe u.l leie.-r.phic tr.uaf.r. j,l uu Chl!ii 25! .rauyiseo. New York au.l i.ri, ,.u.i u"'.rT" tralu br.wnouiu'Tj.,: : Also a liig list ol town and count property cheap. Help or Situation Wanted. C F. Cook's EmpifijiDeDl toocy tornor Main and AlU Hlreet. PEN OLE ION - OKKUON. Oaily ha. i Oragutnan, a.kv.r.ci c.rnei , only i j cnU a wswk. VBTSRINARY SUKUKONV Hit. J. I'HltlKTlK, VKTKltlN.VKV til'U geou. lu.ie of llie Koyal VU-riu.r coi lege. K-llubunjti, Suitl.uil Lai,, xoveruui.ut vel.riu.ry inspector tor Yale district, B i iHMiie.n. auiB il. ol all Simla treated on set. eullllc principle.. Luc.UhI ai t'ouiuieriial .lablea, l'.udletoi. ore telephone xl.nu IS. AICH1TICTS AND BU1L0IIS. T. V. MOWAK1). A lit H ! I ht I AND Kl. peiluleudenl, make, complete .ltd reliable pi.u, tor uunuiu.. in toe city or country the Norlhweat u,l Kiiropc- Make. Mia'''IS" i. Lai i.t.. ."T;."r..' '." ''""'narjle vioe-prMideut, I 11 WaJe lerui. hlna, lanaa pre.id.nt, V K Maiiu... cashier; U. c Utvi Aukeu Itldeul: i: ttueruwy. aasliuut cashier THfc 1'KNUl.KTON HAV1NUH BANK 11.1 s?.S tuureat .Uowe.1 on ttlaidl: poklui Kxohauge bo lghi aud klrt ou alll?rin 1. Hay & Co., Uuy and all StockH, Honda nd QrHin a for cash or i I ou uiarglu. Ho-nret'den T j llolri. cash,., M i ia CMetio Stock Hxchange.1 Chlcajo Board of Traoe oat 17, Judd bulldlna KOR SALK OR RXCH ANUU. a .r. mix HoliSlO Hiiu'lm, i . - - - i. ii UAMO MIll-.r.K A I.AII.K, I O.N TK At' 1'OKU AMI builders Katuuaies furmihed ou ahori no tice. Job work a apetialty I'romul ..rv.e. (iho,, ou Bluff .ire. i iieai ain iirel i) A. MAY, 00NTBA0T0B ami builds, Katiuiatea lurnithsd on all kiuda ol masonry, eemeui walk., .l.iue wall., el, o, dsrs can be led at the Bast Oreaoniau otBos. .liable nueeusiueau'lall Bxiure. eomu-eu- .'2,Vs untry. piping, battery au.l eleclri. "ap.X? a'ta ul' y. . , u, Mill e.CUl 1'eudlelou. Ofe.ou IN t'NIJ-TUK tLLOWlNt.lm scrlbe.1 animal. hae beeu iakn ,VJ "v" City Uar.iialau.l will L!.ilf,la UP ,' of ten day. lor coal, aud 1" ' One roan uiare and colt bri, iZa l. rlalithui. Indian l,,s, . ... ? ' ' n..,t0i OKKIOK OIMTI0TS. B. A. VAUOHAN, HKNTIHT. In Judd Building. A. L. BKATIK, 1). 1). ti. OKKIUK OVKK SaTtngs Bank 0a. admlnUtered I. A. MANN, DKNTIHT, IN AH8ilt:iA luare auil colt Dated June Jl J U 101. HKATUMAN. :'IT Marshal. 1K- Court Mir.., Telophom, 72. IN HOI'ND THK FohLOWlNii aorlbi anlu.al fc... I....... . . 1 City M.r.h.l and w.l be j 7,Vh" ,b' Ol iu d.y. fo, co.t. .ud t neuii "l"'Mou I yue gray uortv about - yea,. i,i UlaUKleou Ufl choulde. aud iTl, 0'";11 on tight .houl.l.,, weight bou liuiUd ? u" Ualed Juue tl, itjoi Ul "nd" J. at. BITIUM, City Mwanai. ALLEN BROS. Wood and Posts. IMtT.nd iHfompil,, Prt- .... 'randTau,nuiVMk'V;tu'l " ood ulos anu dry. ii mttT Tumu nr it: ..IWWV. ...I.I. J - Hiroe fiiurllio ol lbs oeoplf IsJ cuuaiv an- u, nig cur lmni,t- aud tWs Ihe other iinirtC has juil StfOOMNl them . All mis isihi ii, .ii.iw that SMI. I f 1 U I I 'I l .Is I IM-ll'l - , I i , 1 1 I ' ' S Oompl.U slock of Collar,, Spun. ' Who,. M,.,.Mi ,,.u ns.,b sstldfea. haft lesiher. lenu, wagon covers. caarSAtu' JOSEPH ELL, Leaillox Harness and aadKf) GOLDEN RUIi HOTf Cor. Court and Johnson- PENDLETON. Qtt0 fleam heal Klsctric LlghU. . ...,-,41 ui.-rli-x, Plkn raUa ll.ii I KuroiMMiii plsn. BJOi lte:VZa Special rale..) Ffoo Sua rioou ainrl Commercial Tratk Pino Sample Koom SmcmI AttootlonOlvaal Country Trado- I os, r B. Ctoptou s oatos Office ro.ro, Vl i, xi.r.iuN, OKKUON CUNKAD K0HLEK.