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. ' .esaeej;, aflK. i js KM ESI Kl S&f A.k Not a Rvl " 88nt nvwhero Wanted 10,000 School Books Rouht or Exchanged at NolTs. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements k Wilson. Court and Cottonwood free from MIAMI ObfWtHMM, such art- hMttd in other parts ( thf BOOB' trv. Kaaeai tad Nebraaaa ban their ! imt aiwhaad droogbto. The DakaMM I ban their MltBiae. Taaat tad arkaa IbM ibalM will' chills. Tin- South runs I into it cvel.inc Mllai BpOB the ap- Qtaaai contaiuH vvto naaw nllm paarafl latefj anploiooi looking Nine-tenthn of this area, outside otleload. Nn fort bi i oloaa proal- mountain MMM. will stimmrt a DODO BlltV tO I Llilc. It bat rtCOTttt I it. lation. Twothirils ol thin ami lies .l.,lmliwn ami SATURDAY, JUL? IHOl- THE TALK OF STATK DIVISION. mi at o( th Oaaaadi ratine. Tbii range o( mountains it i villi's the state i nt i"1 natural sections. These t" ' 1 1 1 1 -of the itatt art' MpBieted IfOBl BBBl othe-r in cliniatii, oil, purm it, oon , thai II"1 i'tanwd vlilagai ( iba tatti prara that it Is 1111-nfc lO he in the earth at time. Tin' itrafaaMl Mrtbtjaaka aboaa f the California court will our heart- P oretmn '""I her bli-mina". I'" "" ditiona, customs ami larroundiugi. not i paradlM u Ionia poiuw m view, for xhc Iiiin bur IllliltatloiiM, her laalti sad her iharteomingBi bal fT The people, HVen, ilifter 111 man which is dun to a difference in n -tion. The went wide of tin- OMOfldtf ll i gaJM farm. It is 11 thickly popfllatsd section. Um residents ivi- strict ntt-i,-tion to the industrie- they follow, aad are naturally aaakMU to Upbuild tl Bl part of the state in which thev IN interested. They require a different claw of road laws, MWOOl laws, lb I laws, Uz Uwh and fence l.n- IrOW the eastern portion of tin- -1 . 1 Kastern Oregnn is largely B itool and range country. It has a very sin il: area of denaely populated count r . and has a character patellar 10 ban ill She has a diftinct individuality. BIm differ materially from Um V i I lauattt. Hhe requireH a certain line of treat inent which Western Oregon dam B1 require. Kaatern Oregon would like to convert some of her arid land- laU) habitable homes. Hhe has an aitaoilra ami increasing ininiuu iBMNBl which must be promoted ami DUrtorad would be glad to bear tl RpaOM ol ridding herself ol the animal M8U, upon which the entire slate now p.n a bounty. Her sparsely settled dUH tricts do not yet require Um elan el school, road and tax laws win to an older and BON t h n U v popo lated aection. Iler industries are peculiar to herself, and it 1- DOt ju-t to usk that portion of tle state winch derives no direct benefit Iroin tn-ti. to liear the burden of dawloplag I Therefore, from a business stand point, ununpassioned and unpre judicetl, Oregon might be cut 11 twain, wltfi goixl results H both MM tious. The cost of semliug reprcenta lives from the extreme eastern portion of the statu is enormous. The legisla tion sought by UM different portions ol aha ataie ia vastlv different. We-(. n Oregon has its vast mining, stock am diversified industries. It has DMDJ new enterprites which are yet in the experimental stage, and it desire- tu t. aJ lilu.rtv 10 raise revenue- fnr special purposes which are not nppli cable to the Willamette ...unties. In justice to isth wet leaf ai Um abtb division, at some future tune, might I. iwnxHeial . It is for the people of Oregon to aay. If a monopoly of political power continues to be held west of the moun tains, the clamor for division of the Stale will he sure to increase, tin tin other hand, A Kaslern Oregon is per mitteti to have a voice in the stall government al Kalem in proportion to her contribution of Us to snpporl 11... .i.,i. uml bur colllrihution of wealth into the channel,. ,.l li.m there will be no need ol divUioll, lor then there can bt a rei onciliation ol the existing illlterelne- lhal will UM lair to both BBfltleaBi Ihoreoi .-t ii,,i,n wlui wish to continue to hold the reins ami drive all the line must expect to pay the enaln . 1 their obstinacy ami selfishness 11. tl course of tiuiu. The Kast Oregonian sees division of the state in the air, ami not keUBJ IB sympathy with it, lor the present at least, it would endeavor to find a way to avert its consummation. Pot this reaaoh it calls on Kasturu OfBBJ B t" publicaus to demand their right- aad it believes if they will, su h.t-ien Oregon man will bj BOBllaalad 1 ernor on the republican ticket ami al most surely Ix- elected, l urther, there are other positions on the slate ticket that by right should be tilled hv I at! urn Oregon men. With the right gen eral to lead the Kaslern Oregon lorces ami present and push this MOtlou'l claims, the result would he siirprisiug, aud to the great advantage of the whole statu. The iron is hot, strike I lib PATRIOT'S. HOAST. lying down at night with the lull as- mrai f mg'tt'- sleep ami Um ' tainty of being right I KM Bp IB Um morning in your own bed, on your own hoiue-tcad, in your own county, IBB can'! he equalled. A I'KKH Al OlthuuN. A writer in the Washington, I). C, Chronicle gives a description of a tri. to Oregon from Indiana, mat wa llftv vear- ago, when he was a mere Imp. , and he recalls what then ap pen red to his pivenile imaginatio le if the most 11 nMiii.ii- negiras 01 Hu man tieiug, a monster undertaking. A lainily in an adpiiiiing county in tm- Ohio valley, relations and nelgnnor-. numlmriug several score, concluded, sav III Isi.si, to pioneer 10 Hie ir- llakaBI b-rntory ol Oregon. I he iiurne -was unueri.lKen in ug Irawn hv oxen, over iinroaueo moon lams and through savag ccupieo wilderness. -, and was .1 tri ol Her- ulean harilihipH and uncertaint ie rius "trek" to Oregon was BB naralleled ami blBtOtM IB its com prehensiveness, it- magnitude. It is recalled that the pioneers were re- 1 'ii r lis 1 to have reached their I'aciln shore destinations without auv MrliHIl IO- Ml e.ilamilv. of course much the worse for wear, ami to have then entered upon life in what w.i- at tn.it remote period a new worlO, in a vasi, unexplored, uninhabited wilderness. That familv was named Unions, of 1 1 1 atiir, ln.li.tnii Contemplate that journey of 0 ' miles afoot the wean three months of itthe horses ami oxen of the mile long caravan, including some twenty or thirty teams, the terrible roads in many places, steep ami rocky hills, arid plains with neither vegetable pro duct or water or sustenance of life; the hauling Ol UM loxl required fur man and l east tor perbai - ten or III teen hundred miles the death of more than half of the animals en route, and 01 several uf the travelers Irom hardship ami exposure and the arrival near 1'ortland of the lrgilc, broken, bedraggled remnant of the caravan three months alter having oreensbiirg, Indiana, and conliasl that, in I MO, with a four davs' iruey from Wash ington to Portland over the different lines ol railroad. The trip can now oi- made with as much ease and com fort a- one euj.iys at BOOM in a parlor: and the Oregon of tin doorstep ol the nineteenth century is as saally different Irom that of fifty years ago as the mode of travel ami transporta tion now is Ileal that where Ml pioneers from Urcuusburg, 1ml., toiled over the weary desert ami w iiilerness and settled III that Un developed land oi problematic possibilities. The reports of the extremely hot weather iu the past bring to mind the happy medium of Oregon and her ad jacent sisters. The cloudburst and flood iu Went Virginia reminds us that we are surrounded by extraordinary conditions. The cyclone in the iootfa gives us additional reason tor continu ing iu Oreguu anil for inviting boUM - auekers to come hither. All optimistic railwav gentleman of that far splendid Sorthwrst has labored us with a brochure hearing Un title page, 'Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Thail KesoiirccH." The pamphlet can he DfOMrtd from the passenger department of the Oregon railroad at Portland, ON. The Kast Oregon 1.111 takes the following extracts iron, it : Take all New Kugluhil and New York; add Iron oUUt) to ;ooo feci t. the height of their boasted White and QfOon mountain-, Adirondacks and Catskills . rear hundreds of huge peaks, all punching boles 111 Hi- uV with their MOB crowns; exaggerate till' fold all the wild notches aud gorges and gloat ol eastern North America, and multiply them hv scores; send might, rivers capable of lieariug u great M-ople's couiiuur.-e, and furnish ing the walerpower to 'uu all of a nation's maehiner. winding for hiin-dr.-d- ol uiliea throughout the great -1. . in .t 1 11.1 , set cataiacis ami cas. idea leaping ami foaming down u linn aud du.v precipice channels ; cap man" of the giant peaks with everlasting ice ami snow , aud clothe their si iggy lidw with vast, waving forest of valuable umber; toss in, betweei the mountains and aluug the streams, valleys larger than whole states in the lame, smal I uotioiied east, and ready to burst out, under even the most care- i less and primitive tillage, io orchards j and gardens, vineyards aud grain- 1 fields, gloryiug in their own magni ficent Iruilage, unroll plaius boBadod only hv the skyline, capable of pas-1 luring uncountable Mocks and herds waist-deep 111 the very wantonness of plenty; rib whole mountain ranges, and underlay thousands of square miles, with gold and silver, copper, lead, line, iron, nickel and platinum ores, coal, marble of many hues, salt, sulphur, lime ami gypsum, and nea r ' every metal and mineral in hu man 1MB! till every stream and lake and inlet with the huest 1. - .1 fish un earth ; and over all throw the glorv aud the loveliness of a climate unsur passed tinner heaven since sin ami death and American polities climbed Ifdan-'BBfl you have some idea of Ore gnu and its possibilities. s It it a land of gold and golden grain, where vallum that yield from ;) to 7(1 bushels ol wheat, from fill to 1 It) bushels of oats, and from :HX M 700 bushels of potatoes, to the acre, are not infreipiently walled IB Of mountains of gold. quarts that run from S to 15000 -and occasionally t-VUidO to the ton. It is a land where the erops never fail, Bfld the rewards of intelligent imlimtrv are as sure as the decrees of tind ; where wonder treads on bOBBty'l heels, and riches rush to meet the earnest seeker. Its resources are as boundless as its ex tent, and rariod as the ever-changing hues that bathe its sunset skies in prismatic splendors. The year is divided into two seasons the rainy ami the dry. Most of the yearlv rainfall fakes place between November and April; and, during thOM four or live BtOfltbl, it is usuallv advisable to keep an umlirella within! calling distance, or at least to main tain a speaking acquaintance w ith one. hi. rains are rarelv heavy, hut come down gently as eastern April showers. I'he average annual precipitation roaeol from l-d inches 111 Tillamook county, and 75 In OlBteup 'both on Hi last to 40 inches in Willam ette vnllev, ;(H at Mood Kiver, and M to SI in the fain. 111s I'matilla wheat belt. No ! '1 . 1 r . t no tornadoes, no thunderstorms. No hot weather in the summer, and no cold weather in the winter. There is seldom. If ever, a dav in the peat when llannel" Bad light overcoats are not comfortable. or a night when heavy blankets are not a ,.s.jtv And then, though the latitude 1- the same as that of marrow I'.e.ing liakota, Wisconsin and Nova Hcntla, tl .wers bloom in the open air nil the vear round, and tlg ripen, and magnolias unfold their fragrant lOfOII DOM us thev do in far southern land". r and fraM are green as living emerald in December ami January (Bnd the mow) crown- of Mount rlood, Mount Adams, MoOBl Saint HelOB ami Mount BalnlerTacoma glittoa white and danling in July and August. s s A carload of Oregon cherrie", sold in Boston, in July, IHiif), for over MOO pOlindl of cherrie- were sold. Ill season, from a single tree at VBB OMVOr, Wadiingtoii. A poor weighing I ounces, rai-ed by Sherill Howies, of Walla Walla coun'y, was diown lit the Chicago exposition and Jesse lirnm heller, oi the same county, gathered 1900 pounds of pears from a single tree Mrs. Catherine M. Wheelen, near Miamoiid Station, picked tlti bushels of apples from one tree. I'eaches from I'.' to In inches around the waist are an ordinary product about The Millies. RhabarO or pie plant has been grown near Toledo, Ore gon, with stali.s two leet, ami leaves J I feel, 111 circumference. There has never been a lailure of the apple crop III the I'alouse valley, c. L. wbltaey, two miles smith of Walla Walla, ex hibited, at kite Bpokaoe fair, a squash weighing in pounds. Duma measuring M niches in girth ar minon all over Oregon, Washington and Idaho. s s W. II. Clowe, about a mile west of Walla Walla, planted cotton, and it grew hi perfection maturing lull, line halls of the lleeny staple. Peanuts yield ahnnilantlv, and far-southern swe. t potatoes do well. J'igs are grown in the southern coast counties ami have heei: raised even iii Cortland. Almond-, Rngliab walnuts and pecans hear plentifully, and the nuts are of line quality. I'm m- culture is be omiug an im- portunt itidustrv, ami prune iirying houses are springing up everywhere. Italian ami silver prunes begin to hear at three ears. and in full bearing yield from 10,000 to .Vi.OM pounds to the .e re I. s Winters, near Milton, realized i to the acre from bis five-tear-nld trees, and a yearly prnllt of from turn to 1'iOtl to the acre is a 0MB MOB thing A prune orchard generally pavs for itself with the lirst full crop. A carload of prunes, shipped Irom The Italics, Oregon, to Milwaukee, Wlaooaain, BOttod IlltOi i rom uhhi acre- of prune trees, most of them voting. 111 Clark MBBtf, Washington, ill ISO"., over m-o.isi pounds ol prunes were gathered and 80 carloads were shipped. Tin- Oregon Railroad and Navigation company has carried out 7fl carloads of strawberries from lln.ni Kiver this season. Strawberries, iu many instances, yield from MAX) to siiHXi pounds t.. the acre; ami apples, from -40, in) to 7i),00il pounds or from MOO to muo beabola, lo the acre. 1 lax of excellent fibre grows wild, and its culture promises i become an im portant industry. Three varieties of wild raspberries, red, black and yel low : and three of huckleberries, red, black ami brown, grow everywhere iu endless profusion. Oregon hops com mand the highest prices in the mar kets. The magnolia, oleander ami jessamine llouroh and bloom in the open air. Hoses bloom all the year round, and the royal blossoms ulten measure from 1'.' to fj inches in cir cumference. .Many spring vegetables grow all the vear iii the coast regions, and away up about I'eiidleton and Walla Walla. Christinas tables are often decorated with buttercups, and l. 11-11 s and pausies bloom all the w inter. Thoroughbred Bucks. Best stock on the Coast . Telephone connection at ranch. A.l dreHP Pilot Hock or Pendleton. Chas. Cunningham. George R. Demott. White House Grocery. Dan Kemler. Oliver & Company. These are the four stores that have the URIAH CREAMERY BUTTER Pull wi.'iuht; beat on the market! it is gttraotaatl; try roll if you don't like it i;ut your money back. -hn the lin-n that has been MM up in we feel like crowing every time XZm tC 4WBtaaet! m ' "HJ "lor ami -BWh ontlie slur s, co lien an enfts done up bv our BMthodl b the linen worn by anyone in t t. Domestic Steam l aundry. Oregon Lumber Yard wool) QUTTEH8 For barns and dwelling Cheaper than tm LumbeTi Lath, Shinnies, Buildma l' tper, lar Paper. Lime ami Cement, Mouldings, Pickets Platter, Hrick and Sand, Screen DOOM Windows gatfa and Doors, Terra (tta Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop's Aita St., opp. Court Beam. Ann Union Pac pic nspABT ; Time Sehsdut. ' sos Prom PoaiiOMa rio, (IiIcsko Halt I nk. hcriTer "nJ l',.rtliirt Worth, Om.ht K.I'l Hpeela.1 aaa (;t Hi i11 'Vffi'iiint. "WaJaaa-J Instou Aflantlc Halt Lafea, bsnTaTtT Kxpreaa Worth. Omaha iaa :IM. m. asa Hty, KtSSal Cbl ia Tla Hunt curt, suit ait BerMa, HI l-sul Walls Wal, Uwlaaaal I Ks.l Mall NpiiSsne.WaIl.4 i?, , 8:IAa. m tnsn, Mlnnpapoil', S L l Rot. biilnih.Ml ., Hpoaans. See, Chleaan anit Hi,, Wliolt'salt' dealer in . Ice, Wood and Schlitz Milwaukee Beer. Henry Kopittke Ocean and River Schedule FROM I'ORTUND. I NB p. m. All Mlling rat,a ,nb. lert to , ,, Knr Han Frantl.rn Hall OTery I dayi. 'It Dally siespt Hiimlny I p. in. Ba tarda 7 Id p. m. ballj ex. Hiimlsy S a tu a mi Tin-, fhra. sail Hat. 7 s m litea. Thra. ami Hat Columbia niv.r ... " u nnioria anil Wy tt Wlllamatts Rw,r Oreroti City Nttkm . ..... .... i-aiKlinfl 1 Corrsllla anil W,j. baiiilltil. Wlllamatis andYara River, ir.-Kini en y. Itarsnn' ami Way.Un.iini, i. . Moa ia n-lr-. Leave Klparla 8 Ml a. m. ballv. Hnake River. Rtparla ui l.ewnton 'J,' " " w''sv ,m.hw,;Wl Take the... Washington & Columbia River Railway Knr laiieaitn, St. l'aui, Nt. Lotm. I mi: City, st. Jimj, onmha, Ml All Points Last undSoiid (INK LINK 1 hjm m .' times . . Ito I ilmsa .ix-M.- each eilra luaertlnu. CLASSIFIED ADS. rol'NT HKVKN WOHIM To fill: I.IVK Oiti-fun-, or more, twr wiH-k, ai ilia run i- 'im on.- Iiin- r inor.' Hr iu.miOi al ill-- ran-of j.- i:t 1... TIIKKK l.lNs 1 lime JO"- i time,.... ix- I limes SOCIO.- each a.ldltioaal luaertlou. HICK l.l.NKH t 1 1 ni. Me J Wtaet ' i time sir 10. uaili uMitlonal luaertlou KlVt LISKH I lime SOc ti mo as IttMai ..Ml jo.' each sit Itiouai luaertlou TWO LIMM tun. .' Univ. In 1 .. tbc n extra ruou. SIX LISlu' I I iiin- ! lime. t I timet i M Mat a-l.llllonai lUM-rliou PHYSICIANS. UK. W. ti. ft.l.K OKKll'K IN Jl'IM on 11. 1 nia OBtce hour. In tu 1J t .. I lo i p. m. Telepuouu 77 K. W. VINOKNT, M. U. OKKlt'K KKA K ol First National Hank Office hour. 10 lo l'J .. m. ; 1 B) I p. m. liutTsMITH 4 HKNUKK80N OKK U K over I'eu.lleton Saviuaa Bsuk. Veiepuouo n reii.leucv U-'leplioue J. H. 8. OAKKIKMi. M. ll.. HOM K I'ATH ll fhvslclsii an.t Hurseon onVv In Ia04 Uull.liui Telepbouu: Office, blsot Ml reti loucc, black 14 J. U MU.l.KK It, D.. DaaPAJN BLOCK neati. an. I torrucla eye trouolua, catarrhal MaaTtlOOS ami impair. "I huarius. nU.ni properly tille-l for relrsciive errora lB. 1). J. M'KAl'l.. KOOM 17. A SSt ll ' I A llou bio. k Telephuue Si, reanluucc u-l pbouc. black utl. OMTKOl'ATHH I'HYSltUANH, DBA Keyea Si Kuyea Oltlce, oue block vail ol Ho. RANKS AND BHUKKRS. t-AUMKKh HANK Of WKSIKN Wvktou, orefou loe. a neuersl bsakuin bukluea.. Ksi .isuKt boushl ami sol.l. I'oi lei'tiou. promptly attended M Affair. Iu m escelleut ivuuitiou. ami reporle.1 upon luveilii(allon . omnutlee of luipou.lble cltlieu. Offi.eri: R. Jameaou. preililent OtM w Hroebatel, vice preslilent ; C. M. PlCTM, caibivr J. R. Klllcore, aa.lauut 1-a.uter. direrl.ir ii. A. Hsrtmaii, M M. Jolui., T J. Price, ti. I' i. raw. i V Killsor- Uoueri lamesou. (1. t naaMML KIKHT NATIONAL BANK OK ATUKNA. OrekOb t apiial, I60.0U0, nurplm ami pront. fc.,000. ii-teresi ou Um depoalu. Ueali Iu lnrelfn aa.t domesUc etcliausc. Collection, piomiuiv ..in-, ni.-. i n, Houry ( . Adams, pnee fueui.T. J. Kirk. vii-e-preal.K-ut , k L aai Oell. .niur. Mrs. K. L. Barucll aaiiaun MMltl I L. Ray & Co., Buy sad sell StoclsUa, Bonds aaa VBTKRIN AH Y SUROKONS DB. J. UURIBTIB, VK I KltlNAltV BUB te.ni gradusle of the Koyat Veleriuary pot lege, K-llitbgiKli, Seollaud Lalu fov. rumeul veterinary tuapecior lor Vale dUtri.t. R C bomeallc auim.il of all kinds trealed on Mt enlllt.' prluiiplea. Located at Comuierri.l .lablea, 1'eudlelot.. Ore. ielcptioue Ualu 16. ARCHITKCTS AND RU1LDRRS. T. V, HOWABui aBOHITBOT ANI Nil- I" rinu ii.l. ic makea compleu- ami reliable plaui fir bulldluaa lu lUo illy or couuiry. koom 17. Judd bulfdlQf. WUKKK A 0OLB. OONTB AUTUB8 AND builder. Katimate. Iurmahe.1 on Mori bo lice. Job work a apci-ialty Prompt .aiv.ue. Shop ou Bluff ttreel, uear Malu atruet VIBBT NATIONAL HAN K OF PBBPLI um Cplul.l7O.0UI; aurp.u.. M.uuu Iran, acta a (eueral baukiug uuilueaa. Kkchangi and telegrapnn tramleit sold u Cdlcao. San Prauciaoo, near York uud priui ipal puinia in tii.- Norliivreai liraft. Iirawu on t hlus, Japan and Kurope Make, collection! on reaaouahn terms. Levi Aukeity. preaideut. v p Matloi k 1 vloe-prefldsnt ; C. B Wade, casbier; B. C BaaMMfi MMMaal imi THP. PKNlU.hTON HAV1NUS BANK Peudlcioii.oreguti UtgaRilged M. . l. UM cspltsl, IMUSJC: aurplua, M'." tuureat al i.iweil ou time tl poslls. Ksohaug. boighi aud sold on alt piuiclpat polnu Special al tentlun giveu t.i eoll... tioui W. J, Piiriml preaideut 1 . lea. ne-plo .leU , , J Morrla caabler. IS POUND TUB rOLLOWINQ UK cribed annual h- been taken up b) Un City Marabal aud will be .old at the espiratiou of leu day. for i ol. aud ejipeii'. : O.f gray h.ira, about 7 year. old. hrauded lnaugii- on leu Jioulder ail.t l-(t hip au.l M on on righi aooul.ler, weight abuut Ho pound. iiaiev' June r., lsvi. J U BSATaUkAJI i lly Uartbal and ( j rain for cwh in on margin. New York Stuck t.xcbanxc Chlca(i) Stuck llMrhBBBa Chicagu Hoard of Trade. t'lun Mlraael, Pacadtatoa D A. MAY, OOBTBAOTtlR ASi builder kalimaiea lurmabed on til kln lanl maaonry, i-emeut walk., itoue walla, etc. Or- lerh ean be left al lb.- Kaal oiua ouian on,. llBNriSTS IN POUNU-TUK HBHKINAJ7TBB I'L- deacrlbe.1 ,luek he. been taken up by the city marahal and will b. aol.l ai the eipirai,n of ton daya for OOfif aud expeuaea oue gray mar.- i.iaude l A I. on right hip and II ou left .boulder, weight about 'JUU pouud. about ).'4r old. n.ite.1 Jul) I. IM J . B. BBATBaAM, 0t kt4r.Ual. lIPPll'K taken all aruuuil, tin, Nnrtbwust isjuvur tbc uarileii walls uf priuiuval Orcjjun's Musi I amuus Kesori. The Hotel Flavel Is itW opcu Ur tlic sciiMHi Piin-at eMtppeil ri'Mirt u.nltt ol klouleray. Kvety room electric lighn-1 and aleam healed Piueat batbuig heath on Nortb PaclUr Cuaat, Luun.iua i luh llouae in, ludiug bowliug al ley., billiard bslla aud aide bars Tcunie court' and many eicelleul aura, lion. Ouo hundred rooms Bruuel carielrd aud coutalu. tug beat furniture MMM) ,uuld buy Luug dlalauce lelepboue iu oltiee. UoMl under mauagemeul ol Col J. P. liar vey. Pur rate, etc address. Hotel Plavel, Plaiel, oregou, oi addreaaJ. 1.. Umbel! aeo relsry.ul., Manuaui Bulldiug, Portlau.i, Oregou. K. A. VAlMiHAN. OBNTIBT. lu Judd Building A. I BKATIK, I). ll. b. OPKlt.'K UVKK Sa.iuga Bauk Uaa admiulatered B. A. MANN, OBNTIBT, IN ASSOC IA tlnr aioek. over P H Clotiton'. ogl.-e ATTORN B Y S. HABTKB A KALE t . A.TTOBNBYH a I L . Offioe lu aaviuga Bauk Bulldiug. HKaN .V LOWBLL, ATTOKNKYS AT Iaw Kooui 11 Aaaovialiou Bloek Peudle toil. Orugi.ii T.t. HAII.KY I.AWYKK. OKKll'K IB Judd Huttdlug, Peudielou, Oregou N. BBBKBLBY, AT 1'oKNK Y AT i.AW Office iu Aaam laliou block. HOTIOB Wl t'uM'UAt tons- -No to i. i- kerebjr gives tuat tbesn.-ei t'uiituniiee ut the c.,,ui..n Couuell of the l ily of Pendlelau will receive bida for tlie grading and gravel lux oi Webb tireei iron lh.- ea.t liue ol rial IrjMt to Ibe weal liue ol oak klreet. All bid. lo be lor ea. b eubic ard of gra.e: Itauleil on aud for earth hauled off Sai.l grading an, I grayling i u doue ac cordlug li' the plana aud apecTncatioin. now u ill,' in tue Recorder ..Hue Meaauremeuu l.i be ma le by Hie nty hugiueer. All bid, to be "led jn lUe recorder's office ou or beloic July Ihc.irecl commitUe reaeri.a lb.- right to rclect any or all bid. " " baud thn. 4itli dav ol June, lut! . B) urder K. 1. BOYU. ATTOBNBY AT LAW. Court St 111 I.. II. HKKDKK. ATTOBNBY AT LAW , Pendleton, Oregon. JAMEHi. KKK LAW OKKICB IN JUOB Bulldiug BTILLAIAN A I'lBBOB, aTTOBNBYt) st law. Room, lo, 11, U' aad 13 Asaociation block FOB SALB OR KXCHANUK. A NKW 81 X HOBHK POWBB UASO llue euglue aad all rlxturea oomplule, tauka, piping, battery aud electric auerker, at a low price, or will exebauge for cordwood. J Clovs, Peudielou, Oregou Sl.ALKl) I'KllKOSALs.-SCHODL Dig. rUt Bo W.-a,.l.d pr..pol. will be re cene.l by the underaigiic.i, .-hool commiMiou , loi school di.lrict No. ,w. eigbl mile. ouih Ol I eilUlelou, lor the erection of a echoo, build- ug. lb. MlerUI bi winch win b. .i.ppiud by Ihc oomuiiaaiouer. and plaosd uio n tn. ground Plan, aud fpecluealiou, maybe JZ at lheodore liowardr. arehliool uffi, c In Ibe illy ol Pendletou Propoaal. will b, ... u. Wvlucaday. Inly To. !.,, S i 'm.i da v is DAN1KLRBAM - k . . .... ll IIIIL.ME.-., rk-bool i ...... i. .,.,.,, TU POT UMDKR CAM peu. ou (belvva, wslU. or wrapping p.irpoaea uew.paoer. in Urge : uuuoreo at ins kiHi l,ui...?::.Ifsuudie. ou. Oregon ussics, Peudle Old or wra Newspapers tLBS? - each ai I 1 e HARPER KENTUCKY WHISKEY for Genilem:n who cherish Vualit). Moid by JOHN m II Mini The Louvre Saloon PRNllUtloN . . ORKl.ON furtland and polnu on the Sound. Arrive. Mondavi.. Meducdavsasi! f ir.Ma. m Tuoadaya,Thiirilayanl at v:nn a m lionar'.i n-ii .-t. .-pi sumlay ftnaii.t Kor ini.innali.iii r. uariiiiiK rale, an: um modalloii" all ou or address V. Al'AMH ini I'Chillatos. ','TaJ a B. CAI HKKMKAII. (1 r. A., Walla Malta. aa', IJUST THINK OF IT atVjkMaauf.vlielhe .af t It i lonlf 1Q tl tin-otiior fourth ha. )ul coaaalaSl .1 .. K., ..... .11 main, ah ini.goe. iu .n,i PIRSr-ri.ArlHaud PRICk KIUH1. a complete stock in i.ouara. ave". " Wblpa, Sweat pitda pa' I. .a.dlea la leather, lenia, wagon . over., canrai.4-. JOSEPH ELL, Leading Harness and SadoU-') For Kigs To go Fishing or (or Mb t' MM I Uilophoue Main 7V. Depot St BLVIN CKAK. rrnnriator You get Good Beer.. When you drink PILSNER BEER. Quartntitd not to uiise heuilunliu (r tHiilpin Ask for it. Schultz Brewing Co. Telephoue 72. ALLEN BROS., Wood and Posts. lUliver P,ommiy Prices Right. f Plraud lammaraek PoVu. ool uloe anu drj. Othce rear ul ha v mmt Bauk TRAeNSFH TR UC KINJ s T O RAG CR0WNER & TKLbPHoNR BAlfi GOLDEN RULE I Cnr. Court and Joh', DPNIfLETON. ORff nuii. mat - ti Wf a American Plan, ''"X'.VftfJ c ... rtestt all li.. " Commercial 1 1 wmm -I- KuOlW r-ine 3ai"a"- B i Special Attention Cuuotry TraU. CONRAD KOHL