We are Going to Celebrate;
Are you?
Thr Fourth of July will soon bi hfg,
and if you have not yt't purchftMd JTOUI
holiday attirr it will bfl to yOUt advanl I
to do so at once. Ettontarnber, delays gfe
dannrrous, and the prt'ttu-it gOOdl gfg
bein", sold now. Qgl voiir draft! While
you have an assortment to select from
THE MAGNET
Clements & Wilson.
TIJKSDAY. II I V
1901.
NOW IS THB ACCKPTKO MM
At the statu election next .lime .1
Koyernor, secretary of state, tr.-i
attorney Keneral, jtsdgS Ol supreme
court, school iiiperinteiiilent nml
state printer ere to be elected. At " hnulisb i.infnage lasinuniaaa
present thoae illlinu these oMttsa are under the i- tter A have Increased Iron
all from west of the Cascade moiiutains 7tHl to nearly liO.llOO, science and in-
not one of these ofliceholder- bc-uio vention raqulriog new terms are
from Kastern Oregon, although Baat largolj NOponaiblo for It. The mven
ern Oregon is two-thinls of Oregon In I tor and the Mlontlat are lOTeVtl mak-
area and one. third in population. inn new vehicles of expression .i Mm
Kastern Oregon practically without hlaM the path ol progNa.
representation in the atate governmer.t kj0- ,,. , (ally orgaoisad
at alaai. In abort, we are taxed iii ajid doing boaioaaa the plowsbar. will
thia connection without representation , altogether dlflerMl mean
This condition of affairs should BOi log. It will not bo aloae a Hilar ol the
ox 1st, ami it is due almost entirely to Hu !t nH baoa.
the fact that Kastern ( Iregon republi
can" have never made a concerted ami
determined demand for their tiolitici
Tv ... , , , . ,i
rights. If they would only take .el
vantage of their opport un it v Ihev ..in
come into full possession of what hi
lling to them and have a voice in the
state government that would ba result
I ill.
Now ia the time, of all times, for
them to enter a protest against the
present political h.e .iial ities ami in
demand a ilistrihut ion ot the oun -omenta.
With a little determined
effort, Kastern Oregon can obtain n
or three places on the rl-pn bl n .in -t it.
ticket, and, unless all sign- fail
after next June Kastern Iregon repuhl i
cans would have their share of power
at Salem and their snare o! voiea in
I be atate government At present they
have nothing lull the delightful
pleasure of voting to please their
Southern ami Western iregon brethren.
The Kast Oregoniau is a pa par ol
democratic tendencies, hut . 1 1 1 00
strong party ties. It hopes to he aide
to appruve the go.sl things of botfa
parties and fair enough to oondsmn
the bad in either parly It would
rattier be creative than destriietui
Its aim is to be a fair newspaper,
workiug fealously in l he cause of the
whole people, being opposed to tin
machination of the lew, gjo matter
in wi.-.s. interests ii may Is- carried
on or by whom It would, if it
could, strengthen the bands of Kast
ern Oregon republicans, in order thai
the people of tins section may hate
I heir due
On these grounds it believes MmN ll
a duty to the eoplf to iierlorin in cm
lering the attention ol Kastern Oregon
repulilicann upon their rights ami n
assisting them to awake to the oppot
tuuity before them, tbat the political
interests of this secti nay he Ml
vanced. It would be within the
province of Kastern Oregon to in-i-t
upon the nomination of tome l-.a-lem
Oreguii man for governor, as well as
one for some other olbce in the list,
and, alter determining this to lie right
to press forwuril to its fulfillment. It
is evident that a sentiment in Western
and Southern Oregon exists along these
liues, and tbat the only NOW -thing
is action on the part ol MMM h
this sect lou who are intrusted with
the destinies ol the organization.
The work should he taken no at once
and not dropped until it Is ape. inn'
tbat the "whole brains" ol the party
are nut to he found entirely west .
the Cacsades.as seems to he the present
condition, and a it will continue, ll '
sometbiuK ll not done in tlio direction
pointeal out. Who will lie the man to
take up this work and carry it for
ward with the vigor necessar to it
success'.' Here is an opportunity foi
some Kastern Oregon man posses:! ol
political generalship to rise to gowM
ami position in his party.
It is i. ok said that John D. BoatM
feller is at the bead of the salt com
bine that ii.t a capital of foO.UOU 000
ami lias raised the price of salt two
hundred per cent in tin- last few
mouth. Illessed is the creator oi high
prices' With the price of everything
high except the prisluclN of the farm
ami ranch a glorious era of prosperity
i shown i .la.... upon a people who
ere onlv happy when the wool is
pulled thoroughly over their eyes.
Au iUliau
inventor has made s
corset wilicli will not only preserve ,
tbo shun,- but it can be so imUtcl that
it cainiol tie pulled uinler water by an
ordinary iort-e. We must have seen
some of tiiese curaets in use, bm-aur.- ,
we liave seen several that lookeil as ill
tbe were inlUte.l to their limit, I ut monev 00 band without bactuniug SS
ouecuuut always tell. liefi and cowar.is. in war times few
Uien haul uioiiuy ,anu then- wan bravery
.... , ,. ,, on every side; tin- idea that money
tbe advance agent ol prosperity ( w'as better than iiuuor wami't very
appears to be uuabie to do auytiiiiig tojatroag m those dayi Bui ilimuj: our
the price ot wool and wheal
CASH STORE
Court and Cottonwood
stiffen. Huth ol llMM prodMtl Of the
farm and M!iet nr.- almost ilmvn to the
level of the "pad ifl pflOM" which wan
sbafgad no to Olawlawd'i dsBiolatra
Mob. hut Mm fact of the Mot is. no
intelligent man anv longer helieven in
the profaatioM of the anvoMa agant.
Tln'v Ttnow that he l simply a Loonier
of bis own show nml he iw out BshiOg
for suckers.
In liflv venrx the onl
ami phrases
AN INTKRVIKW WITH PINtlHKK
...
BOOM two cars ego, when tin1 late
Hai.ii H. P inane was endeavorlna to
brim? about the sale of the li.-lmlt
it real car Iims to the municipality i
pint a week with him studying the
conditions lor and against municipal
ownership in Detroit. It Wai jtt't be
fore the governor's now well-known ad
dress at Cooper institute, New York,
on the trusts, ami was while Tom L.
JohnOOfl of Cleveland was with him.
I had un excellent opportunity t- Itinnv
the governor as he was, to tnca-iiro
him better than cartoons or interview
ers ever bad. Johnson wa- sto)ptng
at the Kussell House, ami the governor
came there almost everv evening to
consult and talk Wllh bin. line even
ing Mr. Johnson was so husilv en
gaged with the appraisers who were
valuing the property of the street
railway lines that the governor had to
sit ipnte a time in an anteroom avail
ing linn It chanced that I was watt
ing for Mr Johnson also, so I stretched
my legs alongside those of the dis
coverer ol the "potato patch" ami
watted lot him to speak.
lie started sledgehammer! ike on
QrOVOr Cleveland, lb- exclaimed:
"(irover Cleveland bad the greatest
opportonity ol anv prealdenl sun t. Lin
coln lO do great tbingt. Bil begot fat
on the bruin. Prospsfit hurt him
a- much as it has McKtuley. I loth
neii had devilish struggles with
poverti before they got into the While
House, and when thev suddenly loillld
tbaj wen-1 i-rt.nn ot ihfaa squara inaali
a dav and a change of linen twice a
week they simply muldii't stand it.
They got right a-tity from the people
and U-gun to be chuinuiy with the men
who have no use lor the people except
to bleed them. He In re Cleveland left
BoftalO all bis companions were fellows
that SWOre by the vox popilli, but after
begot to Washington all hi- rune
naallaSI were men who think the
United Stales is i purse to he pi. ked.
the Ohio country didn't contain a
logger radical than McKiulev bttoraba
got the right dip into polities. He
MS for everything that meant reform
and greater ileum, rate owers Well,
he ain't now. lie's got scared of the
people, ami it's the trouble q every
body that gets into tvm much politic.
that they begin to duck from the pen
pie. I never did. lull 1 didn't have
to, and I've net. r been afraid to bs on
lbs people's side of a proposition
whether ii wa- popular or imt
"Ihev call in.
'daiMMgiia PtngMSi' 't
lot of otlier things,
scratch the back of ti
old PinnMBi'
rank,' and a
imt if you'll
fellows that
are hollering the most alsuit me and
aitainst me vou'll liud tbat what I'm
doing Of adfoaatinit t hurtnu; some
prOJhWt) nxht ol theirs that isn't ex
Ballj on (be square. You can no jp
and down the ltrs.il ol Detroit, in all
the stores an.l houses, ami where yon
liud a man that call- me all kinds of
mean Ibiiis- vou'll discover (hat lie's
.I.-,. -I...I ill w.iii... ii..ii...l, ..r u. ......
,.,:.,, ,,, ,, mv reform- srould
nMaks 0V.fi would correct abuses in. 1
was over in Chicago the other day and
I slopped at the Annex, and Mr.
came to me, ami while we were
talking . we're old acquaintances he
said to me:
" 'Ping, why are you making all
this muss about municipal ownership
of street railway Why don't you
let well enough alone."
" 'Mam,' said I, 'bow much street
railway stock do you own in the com
panies in tbe United Stales'."
"Ho not red in tin- lace and wouldn't
answer me -Maid that had nothing to
do witb tin- .iiestion.
" 'Yes,' said I, 'It bus a great deal
to do with the question. If you didn't
own a share and was- a thinking man
instead of a money-maker vou
wouldn't call mv efforts a 'muss '
You'd use n better term; you'd lie
complimentary ami would help me
along. Hut you've got stock in these
Companies, vou know it's watered, you
know fOB have a thousand privileges
that ain't right, and you're sole wneu
I come along and urge the pconio to
make von be s,ii,ir.- Vou call
me a
""" un" PSWP" auarciusls.
governor thoiinlit this a ogpital
lore u.,,1 I,., L.tuiiul i ..... ......
, ,,, . , . , . ,.
it.
a new tack. He s.inl :
"Most Uien cm I net a ureal ileal ot
tittle trouble Willi Spain 1 .saw more
mldille.nueil men net ay lilt at lb I
prospsoti of having to a" to Mia front l
tliHli I siipioseil were m existence, j
Wbv'.' Thev 've not inonev-fal 00 the
hram, ami that's a form 01 paresis
Unit kill- all courage.
"We're getting too much monev In
the lirtinls of l he few ol this country.
I ilnn't Is'liev ir Kovernmenlal sys
tem eauaaa this or that it's arn faall
Ol tIM repuhlic. It's iluc to sellisliness
riiad Mm daalre to hasa everything
nml boss evervthinir. We're U'iIiir to
he badly hurt hv this selllshness snine
iluv if we are not ahle to rench it by
hv i -hit mi,, because it w ill hreeil vio-
lance. riot ami l"Structton ot prop
afty. Vou can't steal from ten people
with one Iniiiil iiikI ifive to two people
with the other liHtnl ami sunur your
conscience.
"Tint'- the trouble with the renuh
lican parte IihIav. It's (tot a ham fat
brain, ami monev is its curse. The
vointtf. the inilepi mlent, the free
thinking, can't staml for it, ami if the
ilemoi rut' eier net anv sene nml put
forth a troml platform they'll give the
republican machine just such a jolt as
it not when TIMen ran anrl after
Rlalsa was defeated."
Mr. .lohtisnn came Into the anteroom
just then, hater that tiiubt I wrote
thi interview or talk out, ami asked
the gQfornor'l permission to print it.
lie read it, then laughed, and said M
ho handad the BMBnaoripl buck:
"Von don't want that until f'ni
dead."
lie In now at rt-sl.
II I OLBVBLAMD.
When a wotnan gives up it ii because
ahe has gOOS to the utmost limit of
strength and endurance. It is a marvel
how women will stagger on under the
daily household burdens when the whole
body is racked with pun
For the nervous, run -down condition
which so many women experience, as n
result of overstrain in household cares,
there is Bo medicine can erpinl Dr.
Pierce's Col.len Medical Discovery. It
strengthens the weak stomach hv cur
htg nasaaaS Ot the organs of digestion
and BMtriMon. It pinnies the blood of
poisons which cause rheumatism and
oilier painful diseases. It nourishes the
nerves, and builds up the Issly with
sound, he.ilthv tli Ik
There i. no alcohol in ''(.olden Med
ical Discovery " and it i-. entirely tree
from opium, cocalus and all other nar
cotics Accept no substitute for the "Discov
ery." Tin r.- is nothing "just as issl'
for weaknes ., nervousness and debility.
I wnnt lie wliolr wotl.l 1 know what Dr
Pterc.-s nedtctnes li.iv.- .'tu lor mr" writes
Mrs. Helen Hardcrovy, ot limits. Knox Co , o .
"I had main ..I lie- ills of woman's life. My
lunus ant thi ii ttoiblnl mr healdcs. out I had
rheumatism Alsuit I year iw I had to girr
up work I wa- SB had I hn.l betfa " much
sbout your fie c les I thouirht I would Irv It.
Ito.lt ioui I- it:. of your l. el.tr n Mr.lical !!
covrrv an. I l' lists,' Sjsd by the lime I had taken
half of thr lost Little I Ijr.an to gain, and kept
on getUnij' Im-IIi r And new I have no more of
ssy old all all nu lad an entirely cured ol rheu
Batumi. II..: Iik. a new woman '
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sent free on receipt of .tamp,
to pay cxpeiiM- of mailing only, laad
ai on. cent stamp-, lor the book in
Kper cover-., or ti stamps for cloth
idinK- Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, liul-
N. Y.
Wbere to Spend the Sanuner.
LEHMAN
OR TEAL
SPRINGS
a Natural Health Rnaort.
Good Flatting and Hunting.
All kind- id Sports, Sins, ting gallery,
Bowling alloy, t.'r.spi 'i and Dancing.
iclcphono connection to all points.
Mail Hire.- time pet week.
Endicott, Warren & McFaul,
LEHMAN, OREGON.
"Nerve Waste."
One ol tbe mo.i belpful book, on nerve
Meakiuiaa ever iaaut-.l I. Ibat entitle.! "Nervs
Wa.u .'' b) Di Sawyer ol San Francisco, now
La Ita Sua laaaaawtt. rtu. work ot an etper
eru-ncc.l siel repiilabl.- pby.ician i. In agree
ni l.-ciilritst to tin-va.l aunt ol lalas achiu.
winch prevail, on this interesting aubjeel It
uU.niula in earelull;. i.in.l.lcrisl and practical
i. Iv i.e. an-1 ba. the Iwo great iiieril. ol wis
.loin and BUMSfltf.
II la endorsed by tsith tbe religious and
aei ui.ir pre.. 1 ho I lilcago .t.lvaicu .ays: "A
ta-ru.al ol tin- tsKik aad tho application ot lla
principles will put health, hop,, and bear! Into
luouaand. ol live, that are now auflenuf
through uervou. iiupareuieiit."
1 lu- is.k 1. il.u.1 by mail po.tpaid
oue ol lie- uio.t iiitere.ting ehaplera chapter
u. an Nervines and garv. VMtat ha. been
faiSBBt aSpasaaMg SI sample ebaptsi, aud
will be sent lo any addra.s lor .lamp by tbe
an.HlSf.lli THK PACOTiC I'UBUdUI.NO Co..
Bos Aiaft. San krauuuoo
HOI I T'S SCHOOL
l areuls dosiiiun borne lullusarea, beaulllul
surroeudlngs, perlsvl clitusM, arlul tupei
.i.ion asid thorough ineuial. moral su.l physi
cal ir .iiiiin; lor Ihen Ui will liud all these
rispiireiurula mlly u,4 at lloltl . Bc-hool,
tleulo Park. San Male,, Count). Cal.
Bead lor Catalogue
Kleieulh year bsgiu. August , u,
1KA. C UutIT, Pb. U, Hiuvlpal.
'Ill III I I f
Thoroughbred
Bucks....
Best stock on the
Coast un
Talanhnn. eonnMtion ;it Itnoh.
(IresH Pilol Hock or
...LEE'S LICE KILLER...
A sure remeily lor lice and inltos.
International I'uilltry KkI kOOpS the hen- bealtbv. mica rit aids iliifestioti,
Hone meal iivea streniftb to fOOBg chicks.
BONE MBAL
A clean, iuoffeniivn bttt nutritious fertiliser for your lawns.
C. F. Colesworth v Poultry and B- Supply Dtpol
AMLRICAN IM.AN
12.00 per Day and Upwards
THK PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OR BOON.
Special Kates to (-.astern Oregon people visiting Portland. Headquartars
for tourists and commercial travelers.
HOW DO YOU
The new store can never he
known unless It advertises
il.NK LINK
1 time let-
2 llmsa IV
I IIII1S. 'JQl-
jc each eilra
iiiaerllou.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
COUNT HKVKN fOBDS TO THK LINK,
on, line, or wore, per week, at tho ran. ol ISS per line
One Hue, nr more. Kr nnmiti. at lie- rale ot lis- is-r lin-
tool UMgg
l 1 1 in.- -ae
illliass tc
limes .....
IV uach a.t.tui.iiial
lua.-rll.in
IIIKKK LINKS
I IIUll- JUc
.' lime.. Jftc
I nines Hue
US- ea. li a.ldltioual
iiiwrlion .
PHYSICIANS.
ok. ft. H. oolp orvioi in jt'oo
oulldius office hoiiri, lutuUi. n.; 1 to
p. m. islspboui' 77.
r. W. VIM'KNT. M. H. OKKK'K UK Alt
ot Ki -si National Hank offleu hour, lu to tS
s. n. 1 1 to S p. m.
1)UH. SMITH A- HKNOKKHON OKKIHK
over I'DUdlcioii Saviua Hauk. Irlvpuoas 11.
ruaiileiiis- lelsphoue .1.
II. 8. OAKKIKI.O. M . O , MOMK' I'ATH
Ic fliy.lcl.il aul Muramti Offii-. In Juitrt
BulldlUK lelepliouu: Offii-v," black 7.. r.b
dsuc-c, black 1.
J. U MILLKIt, M. n. . DKfsFAlN UUHIK,
treats an.l corrrcl. oyt Iroubiua. i-aiarrlial
ooadltioui an. i inaair.il Maftag. uiuw
properly tltU'-l lor rclrsctlvu error.
IIK. P. I. M I Al l., KOOM 17. ASMM'IA
tluu block, i. .. e ...... l; rs.l.ltue. i. ..-
pboiie. black 161.
OSTKOI'A I Hli I'HYSU'lANS, DBS.
Keyu. , Kaye. Ulbcv, oue block we. I ol Ho.
lou Slort-
VhlTSHISAKY -vUKUKUNS.
OK. J. IIHKISTIK, VKI KIMN AKI BUR
geou. giaduale ol the Koya1 Vuleriuar col
lege, Kdiuburgh, BA-olisii'l hale goveruuient
vetvnit try Inspector for Yale district, H r
li.nu. Mi. animal, ol all kind. Irealsd on sci
euiitii priucipie. i.. ate i at Commercial
table.. I'audleUti. . ore lulephoue VI on 16.
ARCHITECTS AND BUIhOKRS.
T. K. HOVVAKD. AKCH ITKl'T AND 81
iwriuieudeiii makes complete and rebabl -
piau. nr uuinuug. lu me oily or eouuiry
nuuu. i. mini nun, -ii
en 17. Judd building
SHKKK A i'OI.K, COSTK t"l'OI(S N't
builder. kMiinaie- lurniahwl ou short ue
lice Job work a specially Prompt service.
Jhopou Bluff street, uear Main street
0 A. MAY, CONTRACTOR A Nil
builder K.I i male, luruishe.l on all kiud. of
mssoury, cement walks, alone wall., etc Or
ders can be led at Ihe Kaal Oresonian office
DBNTISTS.
K A. VAIUOIAN
lu Judd Butldiug
DKNTlbT. OKHi'K
A. L. HKATIK.
aarlug. Bank.
D 1. 8. OKKItlK OVKH
lias administered
K. A. MANN UKNTIHT. IN A88tM'IA
llA. Hlis-fc. nvsr ? R ( 'lonlon '. i.Si . .
A I I'll K N H Y S
( AKIKIt A KA1.KY. ATTtlKN KY8 AT
utw omc, iu sariugs ttauk Buiidiug
HKAN A I.OWKU., AT'tOHN K Yh AT
Law. Boom H Asao laliuii Block Peudle
ton. Otegou.
r. . HAI1.KY LAW Y KB. OKKU'K IN
Judd Building PendleUiu, Oregon
N. BKKKKl.KY ATTOKNKY AT i.AW
otnee In Association Block
K U. BOYD, A'rroKNKY AT I.AW.
Court St.
Ill
L II. KKKDKIi. ATTOKNKY AT I.AW
Pendleton. Oregon.
JAMK8 A
Buiidiug
rhl I AW urKHJIt IN J lUlll
ST'Il.l.MAN ,V 1'lKKt'K. ATTtlKN K Y8
at law. Booms lu. 11, I'j aud U Aasoiialion
bliK-k
SOB SALK OB KXCHANUh
A NKW SIX HOK8K POVVKB OA8H
llue engine and all tUlure. coupieu-. lauka,
piping, battery aud elsctric aparksr, at a low
price, or will escbauge lor cord wood J t;iovs,
Peudletou, Oregon
A.I-
Pendleton.
Chas. Cunningham.
in Hotel
In the "a. in.
Northwest
H. C. KOWHrtS. Manager.
expect people to know w hat
you have to sell If you don't
ADVERTISE?
TWO LlNKn.
t time I&e
I ttuiva JOc
I lluiea Jfte
lis- each sxlra
inaerlluu
KIVK LINK.s
I time ate
.'times 40c
l HSM Mte
gasaHiaa lusatal
niM-rtioii
MIX LINKS
I in, i.. Uc
' muss Mc
I timet COS
BM tat Ii a.l.lltluosl
niMritiuu
BANKS AND BR0KMRS.
tU B H A R M R K'B UANItf OK "wKSTON,
Mvalou, Oreioii Don. a (ensrat baakliu
bu.lueu. Kkcnaurje iMiuahl ami sold. Col
lucllou. protniui)' atlrudv.1 n Affair, in moil
... 1 L ilt ,-. m. litem , atcl rvs,rusl ipon b)
liivi'.lisalloiiconiialttvu ol ie.pou.lble cltuu.
officers: H. Jsmcsou. praslUvut. Uco Vt
i-ro.-b.irl tic, ,-rssldvnl : 0 M Piint-, ossblsr
I. H. . i uaabler. ilirscior.
i. 1 llarluian. M M Joliu ,, T I Price, Ii. I
Orsw. 1 K. KlUaor--. Hohort Jauisaou, U. W
nasastaL
K1K8T NATIONAL IIANKOf A THKNA.
On-goi. i:aplul. IfiO.UUU. aurplu. au.l prom.,
iiiu-ro.t on tun Uepotiu Daal. lu
lore.ke ami .loLiHatlc ukrhsuse Coliscllou.
prompkly attouded to. Henry ( Attain., prsa
ideut ; T J. Kirk. re. -prtwldeui ; K 1. Bar
Mtl eaihlvr; Mr. K I Barunll. aa.lilaiit
a.blar
KIK8I NATIONAL HANK OK I'KNIILK
lou 1 apical, I7U.U0U. .ire..,, ih.ii, Iran.
I acts s general bankiug busiues. Bicbsugt
i aud lelerapnic traiiilvr. aold ou Chicago, San
I Kraucisco. New York aud priucipsl poiiiu In
Uli Norihweal Drslt. Drawn ou China, Japan
aud Kiiropc Hake, collectiou. on reaaouablr
lerm. IjtI Ankeny. pre.idunt. W r Matlock
Tice-prsatdeu!; c. B Wade, cashier; U 0
fMSfaSBVi a.ti.wnt s-
TllK PUtPLKTON HAV1NOH HANK
Pendleton, Orojon Organise,! Mar, N 1 iks-i
eaplta!, t,si,0Ub. .iirplu., ISii.imi InUiesl al
1 ou tun- o posits Kschauge boight
aud soul nu all principal poluta Special ai
tention giTeu to coll. Uoui W. J furuiil
president. J N. iual Tios-Drat'dsui 1 I
Morris, cashier.
IN POUND THK TOLKOVVINO )j;
scribed animals have been takeu up by lbs
ll) Marshal au l will Ue sold si Ibe aspiration
ol ten days lor costs au l eiueuas.
roan mare and cull branded I heart on
p, in. nan bian.t on right sbouldsr ol
1 COlt
June i:
J M
IWt.
IIKATHMAN.
CtU Marabal.
ai rt'l S I I HI. KOl.l.oWIN'li Ilk.
at-rlbe. itinmal ha- lH-en lak.-n us t., IS.
City 1
bal and ill be sold si the espugllou
oi leu da .
was .rn - in. I.. about : .u,.. ,,i,, i . .,
afajksmSaf.il Icll . hoill.ler au.l l-lr no, ....I vi ....
mi r.ht an wt-igni aboui liu. ,,.,urt.
.ii r.i.
u. . o J
1U1.
M UKAIHMAN. City Marshal
I'l'l'Ni' I III IIKItKIN l l I. it 0K
dsaeribatl - - .
.f tsn data l..i co.i. au.l . , t, use.
.."iff's'",", ' i' su.l
u WsttsBo ., weight .bom Sou ,..eina.
ayut a years old 1
Uale.IJ.lt
HE.U HMAN, City Martbsl.
Nl
V IHN l.Vi llll Vol i , ,
BaxaJsy an . , u ,
Common t in ot un-1 ,i.
JV'Z' " : "'" K'Sdlllg .-. 1 r ,
.vl Webe .i , ,
, . ii. v..-.- ,...i .u un,. Iiauie. en
and nsr earth i.s I 'a'
t gradiug an.l graveling u b. don.- ac
,,K,i"l5lii!4",,,l He"eatlous .,?
he Bevioid Be Messuremsats Ui
.dahTtta ni, Kugiu.-e.
' ' tSasg
Dated UUtSUi dav ol June, isOl
Jl orditr
j i. msas m,'nvnu.
" I All-1' PKUPU
trici No M.tjMI
ielie.1 1 . the Uudait,
VI.S.- -Si'Hoill.
proposals will
l ....
ol I'en I ou tvi the
.... swi taw 1 re. 11
H 1 lal cor
...QiatsSra
tux. He' mat, Mai
01 7 ,uo"" build
I I b.- supplied hi
oia.e.l 11,..,, .....
in,- com
ground
tlcalioli. cu
at 1 litis.
1 ilv ol l-ei llasSBS t.
up 1.. n,.tugHHT
un ihs rtafc -
July : , lav
s will be received
III. the coiuui.salou
any aud al. bids
IU. IIAV 18
VSk , .isl'AMtl, all A t
' -otllPii HOLM Kb,
...e
hool ouiuiisiour.
it j . -. .jij, nsTT
. FOB
Not Rlv.1 tn Sight Anywhar.
when the linen that has been done up
a, the ivunestic laundry is put ...
f as with that laasrsri anywhraln
KMtara Oragon. Th.- bwalf ol our
lanndrv work makes us jnaflv proml
and we' fee! like crowing every time
ti. .ee the difference in ow superb
lor1 and finish on the shirtH, collars
and cufls done up by our methods w th
the linen worn by anyone in the city.
Domestic Steam Laundry.
Oregon Lumber Yard
wood GUTTERS
Kor Imrus and dwellings.
Cheaper than tin.
Lumber.
Ln,
Shinules,
Buildini. Paper.
Tor Paper.
Lime and Cement,
Mouldings.
Pickets
Plaster,
Hrick and Sand,
Screen DoOTiA Windows
Sash and Doors.
Terra Gotta Pine.
Borie & Light, Prop'?
Alta St., opp. Court House
You get
Good Beer..
When vou drink
PILSNER
BEER.
mariritsMrd not
canst- beadaohe
(li..illt'HH
Ask for it.
to
or
Schultz Brewing Co.
Fa
HARPER
KENTUCKY
WHISKEY
lor Genilfuun
vvho cln-risi,
Vujiitv
Boid by JOHN BCHM1DT
The Louvre Saloon
PSNDLBION
OltKUO.N
Wholec&Ue
(Icaltir in ..
Ice,
Wood and
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Beer.
Henry Kopittke
Kay ft Co.,
Buy and stb
and (irain
ou margiu.
SSEf BMkmr
1-nit.go Bor( of Tr.d.
OaMISS Mtravwt,
Hwoullwtun. Jr.,
TtJlopiiuu, 78.
ALLEN BROS.
Wood and
IIISJIM p,i.s-u.....
"rsud l.u,uutVPo;T.f
ttuo.1 uiosi
idrj.
lttlci
rtiarof HavinggJUnuj
Oregon
Shout liNE
UHIONRtCinc
Tims Ssheduls
From Pendlston.
85
'at
lilies a-o
Portlsnd
Hpeelsl
! :'it p. m.
vis Itiint
Ington. Allsntlr
Klpreaa
4:15 a. m.
via lliiiil
ln(kti. l lilrsttoanrl Kail.
Ig
gggui 'M-. Iran-rr v,
Worth I I L J. '
s. .'.It'y, Ht.Uiu, Chi."
"i Cant
rsst Mall
8:1A a. m.
via
Hpoksns.
Walla Walla Is,i..
Hpoksne.Wallac.. f,,,
man, MlniiBarsili., a, ,
Paul, Duluth.MllWae
tee, Chlcan., aim Raail
Ocean and River Schedule
KROM 1'OKTI.AND.
Allsatllnir 1usb.
Jeet to chann.
Kor Han FraiiHarn
"all everyAitayt
h:oi p. m.
Dally
atespt
Htinilsy
s p. ni.
Kstiirdsy
1U p. m.
Dailf ex.
Suniday
S a. m.
Columbia invar
To Aatnrla and w I J-
Wlliametts Rtrsr i
!2 mU-JM,e.n,,,,n"'lSui.
" fT -1-1111,1 I II.
A a. m.
Turn Thra.
anil Hst.
l orTslllasnrt Way.
Ijni.tnij.
Wlllametie andVam
7am
Tucr I lira, (ireenn
r.-smi t'ltv bartonlMotVy
ami Way-Umtlnei. uihL
huh Hat
U-avc
Klparls
m s. m.
Dally.
Snake River.
Iwnk
Klparls to i ... "J'Jj-
9 Wsswcat. AtsaTpniti:
Take the...
Washington &
Columbia River
Railway
For QhtgggJO, Kt. Paul, Mt. Ugktoi
ss uny, m. doa, Omalia, and
411 Points Cast and Souti
Portland and pointa
on the Sniirii!
Arrive. Moudsys, Vi e.lniHi.lay. an.l Mti'iii I
II. .Via ui 'I tiesdays. Thursdays anil BilsMi.i
m w .u m. u. .
Departs dally oieupt Hun. lay at ..flop a
Kor information regard Inn rate, an.! mas
modalloua call on or add.-.-s.
V A I.AM- Atc
Psndlelon Oitm
a h, i a i in-un ka i . i , p. a.,
Walls Walls. Wash
TRANSFER
TH UC K I NG,
STORAGE.
.s.A.-sWV I
.
CROWNER & SON.
TKJJCPtlONK MAIN .
For Rigs
To go Fishing
or lur a cab to main a call
awUilupliono Main 7U.
KI.VIN OKA1U
I'ronrlsl.ii
Depot Stable
JOtT THINK OF IT! I
1 11.. ... ,..,ni Id CawSS
i .f.. 1 11..
IU v
"uait ,n. 11-111
y Mie usiue our iniriii.-. sua su
the other lourlli ha. lu.i . ouimsBSSl V
ilia,.. 111,.., ,ai oan ssaj
KlKBr-t'LABHaud PKIOK-S tiliillT. JH
A e..n, i.Im!.. -I....L ..1 CI rir. SUUft, STSSW
Whip., Sweat uails. Pack .addles. bsC
1
leather, tenia, wagon cover- canras,
JOSEPH ELL.
I
1. eadlng fl.roeas aad addlrn
GOLDEN RULE M
Cor. Court and John)" 5
PENDLETON ORE
itoam beat Klectric Ligbl. ,n jaal
American Plau, ratso 'oj
Huropean plan. X 7V.Ta?.
Special rsie. o
Fra Bus naats all T
CwsnnMrctal Trad
Pine Sample Huaau
Special Atuntlou
Country Trad.-
i
Moo , B
saw.
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