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Thoroughbred Bucks.... Best stock on Coast the A.l- Telenhone connection at rancli. drcBB Pilot Rock or l'endlcton. Chas. Cunningham. 1 ibfr (Qvv WKDNKSDAY, JULY 17. 1901. DAILY. WEEKLY AND SEMI-WEEKLT Company, Kaat Orego-nlan tibtlhltiK AT Cta BAIL.' IUM atmon BATS ,"3.-. JT mAll Mat, hy m.ll cm , f, nak , by ... ,, MtXIiMl ataflo nualiMi IIMI-WIIILT AUMCBIPTIOM MA TAB I Pw copy on rear p.. copr.lt aiontht ...... 1tlal aubAcrtption laf la aaaaam WaWLT IVMCAIPTION HATBli Oaa copy oai. ... liar cavr alt month! T.lal 11.1,1. ntaion . , .,.. ... ADVaaTltlMO aATUl lUltplav Adtatltaai Ona Inrh, o laaa. In hami-Waahlv it. wi" in. n, n, ivaa. in nan y on Bluntl, Two .n.kai. or lat. In lti.lt an. I W O.tt ihiaa ln haa, Itmi WmiI) ai la, K pat aaonlh uvar tntaa in, nas. nail, pat l ), o.r loontli . O.tt thraa Incbaa. In I III), and Wttk ly pat Inch pat aanath a ,n" ,n,i.n, i.h, in . r a i j cc t inonin Veaklt pat ni.ith 1, ... Mil 'klr itt O.tt I'. if a In. I, In vc atklt. oat In. I, oat month . . . llttf thtaa In. hat. In Tuaadayt l.taa of Harai-Waaklv, parlnthpartnnnth Solid notapaaail a.laatmattiaAlt In hatal-Waak I v . Waaklr 1'. , ' hi laatnio.. pat lnih.fi.uu, each acibaa,iw.t la M t" Local ii mm. Ua cull pat Una. ta.h liwrtioa. THE OHIO DKMOCHACY. lln- timm tin- platform of tli Ohio li.MiiniTHrv in HtiKiii"! tin. more it will bt diWOTUwd that it in in line with what It tatal in Bryanum anil all that that gallant Nehraskan stands (or. It ll I'M-" ilili' Hint tin' Mi'Leanitesof Ohm have turned t lie i r back on Bryan, but thf tlftinooraey of that statu have not done so by any meant. Those who maili tln Ohio statu ticket may not bo in sympathy with Hryan and what he stand (or, but those who made the platform urn and, before very long, it will he apparent that the latter are Mir moving spirits in the can of de mocracy and the people. At the fltrht develop- in Ohio It will l awn that the men who make up tin- tirket. stawl for. little, while tbe 1 OD ii p I til' i tt In. r lull liiftLr.a lit, tli. i olalfoto, i m "i r a ai ,.p., 1 1 p.tir ii a ti t tvilt. rti.iatiiiicp I In, I tt ...... r fioo : 5 . :"5 a i It 3 ill ht quick to the wheat and dell..' t inii with AN ALL POWBRPUL LAW. Individual genni struggle to man with the flying machine mora and more success an tbe yearn roil hy, but It will be a long time be fore tbe tlyiuK machine will be any thing but a thought on paper and an esiatence of the imagination. The per (ected (lying machine appear to be impotaible under existing condition The (act that men harbor il.(eeling against one another: that nation make lawt restricting trade ; that war itatill resorted to to settle differences; that taxation is Indirect in order to bide its unfairness and inequalities; that there is necessity (or imaginary lines betweeo states; that tbe practice exists to resort to law to re(orm indi viduals and to collect debts ; tbal the bonds and oaths of men are preferred to their word and promise, and innum erable other shortcoming and de ficiencies are evidences that men have not reaefaed that level of intelligence which is necessary to the proper use ol the (lying machine, over which written law could have little or no restraint ami by which men would be given un bridled license to prey upon their fel lows. Bo long as more than half ol the world is dead to tbe calls of jus tice and (airuesM and alivs to tbe su periority o( might over right tbe dy ing machine is an impossibility, a dream rather than an entity. It would be better to trust hundreds of small boys with hammer and sticks of dyna mite than the average mau ui today with tbe perlected Hying machine. - The Uod ul Progress does not put im plements in men'n bands until they are otted to put them to the highest and best uses, until they are so intel lectually equipped that they will use them to spread the blessings ol equal rights, rather than otherwise. If men were more capable of doing unto other as they would have others do uuto them, the (tying machine would not only ba a possibility , but a reality. In that proportion that men hate, rob and abuse one another, in that proportion great implements and trusts are denied them. In the nature o( thing the Hy ing machine would extend man's pow er more than any other creation ol Ins brain and baud, and it la quite doubt ful If man would use this power in ad vancing tbe interests of mankind, but would looliably use it to advance bis selfish interest, which would lead to cbaoa and annihilation. I( the great body of men could be awakened to a realisation of what could lie accomplished by a federation of tbe world and a parliament of man, it would be as easy to navigate the air as the sea, but the state ol intelli gence of more than half of tbe human raoe holds back the other half and throws a barrier in tbe way of the solving of problem by individual geu iuses, with tbeir great harvest of oiesaiugs to tne raoe. Man lias ac coiupliabed only iu proportion that the level of intelligence of all men has been raised by the diffusion of knowl edge. In short, little if anything has been aveoiuplished iu those couutries where the minds of the mass of men are little better then that of a dog aud little lata than that of a horse, aud there are fiud tbe crudest implements in the hands of men. In brief, it does appear that man has progressed only so far as he has shared in and extend ed the bl easing of equal rights aud that lie has bald back himself aud his leilowt eaaotly to that extent that he has denied and considered thorn uuitu -porunt. and here we have th greater reason why snan has not as yet succeed -d in navigating the air. The Golden Bule is an all-powerfoi law! Iieople of Ohio w termini' between 'halt ami their verdict promise arouse the whole country to a hettn ami clearer unilernlanding of th future of the democratic organization and what it propose to accomplish An excellent start Man lieen made In Ohm. ami llrvan ami lirvaniiin are Htill (actors in tbe fight. MILLIONS POR ART. 'I'lie late Jacob S. Kuger of New York ha sprung another surprise on In acquaintance ami the public. Not verv l.mc ago iie announced hi inten tion of retiring from business and closing down permanently the Koger Ljcomotive works, which had been in aiifcessful operation for a long time unlearn it wa purchased hy a given date. I in would throw a lame niim her of people out of employment and be was importuned to keep the work running, as it was prosperous. Hut the more timet, interested pleaded the more determined be became to close the works permanently on tbe date mated unless bought at hi figure in the meantime. a Then Mr. Koger gave another sur prise hy unexpectedly dviug and leav ing an estate larger than he had been Mippoxi'ij to poaxcNH, for he hail made no diaplav of his wealth. When hi will was opened last week he gave tbe greatest surprise of all. I' i relative, who bad gathered at i reading of tbe will in expectation ol dividing III fortune, whether r.t or small, between them, found that the locomotive builder had played a grim joke upon them. His will distributed among the heir expectant just enough to show that lie ha I nut forgotten in. ii existence, and then gave the bulk of bis estate, about fri.UOu.otiu, to the . ,n porat i. in of the Metropolitan Museum ol Art. I he relatives were surprised and disgusted, and did not hesitate to make their feel ing eivdent The autl.oritie of the MatroDOl itian .Museum of Art were astonished and could ucaroelv believe their good (or tune Mr lingers, hail never evinced any interest in art. lie was an annual uhscrilwr to the museum tn tbe amount of $10, like a number of Otbw New York litlattM, but paid very little an, -in mi. to the institution btnon.l drawing bis annual modest check. Whether a desire to benefit worthy institution or to disappoint bis expec tant relative wa tbe inspiring mo tive of ln action i- uncertain, hut the museum authorities will not trouble themselves about the motives of tbe benefactor If they secure the cash. i in the disgruntled heirs say, the miiMeutu will not be permitted to do. They are preparing to show fight and threaten I leave very little ol the fti, 000,0011 for the museum if they cannot gei it themselves. Hut Ur. Koger was u shrewd business man aud is said to have drawn tbe will so carefully that little chance of breaking it exists. The Metropolitan .Museum of Art had, up t.. the tune of the Kogers be quest, received about 1, (100,000 in special gifts and bequests of art treas ures and money, and out of this an en dowment fund of 1700,000 has been formed. Until tl.e Roger bequest there had i,een not a cent left to the corporation specially for aa endow ment. It is eetimated that when the In quest is realised it will net an income of fJOO.000 a year, which will enable the authorities to employ a larger force of curator and make geuerous art purchases. It costs the cor Dora t ion and the city at present $13U,000 a year to run the museum, the trustees (iiruishiug $44,000 of tin and tbe city, through the park department, f0a,000. Itevoud tin the trustees pay (or addi tions to tbe collection. the museum authorities are bopelul now that other wiudlalis fiuui uuex pected sources will in time swell the endowment (uud to equal that of the llritish museum, which is 122,000,000. Hut that i looking a long way ahead (". hut ethnologists differ as to jutt how It wa diaeoverert. One learned school hold that it arose throuiih cannibalism : that one person wonld rub hi lins over the llesh of another to see if the flesh wat suf fi lenity tweet and tender for estlng ntiriwiees. and. on a memorable day. a yoarig warrior brushed with his 1 1 pa) the month of a girl of the tribe, and with that soft shock, electrical and tweet, the kiss was born. ess Tin has sn attractive sound, nut a second thenry claims that the primi tive mother originated the k at Drinking vessels bad not yet been dis rovered, and the mother, to give her thirntv little children writer, wool I pan it from her own month into theirs . whence in due Conrad, came klsning. The third school, which is misan thropical and to which tbe (termsn town man belongs, holds the kit to he an evil, co-evil in Its birth with that other evil, wine. According to this theory, an toon at men began to store up wine in tbeir caves or houses, they grew rtisplcinun of their wives, and on each return from abroad would set tbeir mouths to their wives' mouths to tee if any drinking had gone on during their III, H.'ll.'e The piles that annoy you no will be quickly and permanently healed if you use lleWttt'n Witch llaxel Halve. He ware of worthless cnuntei felt. Tall man A. Co. Ilenrv l . ( ixnard , the well known pron oter of the beet sugar industry, who in now in Denver, declaren that the recent reductions in sugar prices is the leginning of an effort hy the sugar trust to drive the beet sugar out of the market. Scarecrows. Tin- term i- alxBOSl .1 BiisecsaST, unw-sv dayi. I'm the "century living crow " hs been schooled by experience The scars. rm don't aearc him. Invrtigating omi Ihologiats say stick .nnl t in I ..a-l tli.it lie can lell ns"i from ount up to v, n evidently the crow h it s plogtratil horn tin icinorance o( bi ancestry The crow Is in some things in sdv.mce ol the human family. Tawn are scsre crows which scared our ffranitfitt hers, and which are jnt ftii rime tri us In apite of the lart thst some acieutiric Investigators say. "There's nothing to be afraid of. A scarecrow can't litirt vmi " the hulk nl turn anil women Still 1st lieve the scar crow la a power fill ami destroy ing fa-0-h lln dttltlidi is moat marked in relation to certain forma of diaeasc In diseases of the lung- and r apu.itnry organ-, lor instance it in tin CU-tom to .mauinc that there in no cure lot Hi, Ctsagjl, no help for the liemorrliage.no heiillug foi the luusa The scarecrow fow. iumfilloii. I- set up. often taking tin form ol is laagntflltsltll and unakilllul prae tin, nu t wbe denies Iiom- oi help to the victim of disease. , i tin records go In show that stubborn oiic-h- bars been cured, that persistent In BJMftlMgs have been stepped, and that weak lungs have been made strong hy tin u, of In Pierce's Golden Medical Uiacovery. TESTIMONY TALKS. All tin claims in the world for the cura tlvi viittu-H of a medicine will not equal one testimony to the actual (act of cure Thousands of testimonials like the follow ItiK' have Inten received from persons enred ,.t lung "trouble, 'brocaCbilts, hemorrhage obi tin tli coughs, etc., by "Gulden Medical Discovery " "I waa vt-rv alek indeed " tiite Mia Mullie laOBSS "I Kestoo, Kent Co. Ix Unary "aud oin UnilK doctor aaid I hud cotiautiipllon. I laoSdjtll I SMSM 'be noun lor 1 felt ao awwlt) im 1 II. I a twol couktli, spit blood, waa very hurt ol liriath : in fact, could hardly get my l,ft ..lh .c. all -otuelimea. I had paiaa In mv etii'tt sii'l nale luuii. also ua,: d Uefure J nvik yoar eiy ' aS ' Pit BSSTll Pe'Uela ' was so steak i could not i we i i ruusa, and Mam I . ill do A altlall M R slti eg ss rki i iu las cine uini; , ' Mil Ui! aud ; ferl like 4 Uev ta-in.NI I I bail .. lib? good Lord ami auvu In. Pwrrr foi making in,- medicine I Is Lev. lUSl the Lard i rues nd kiss ttsvi ssw n in hie i mm i on i two stats I look llurtceu i - .... ul tin l.uMcn Med teal PiAuovurj aud i. ,n rtsl el i NaRss Pters a Iftlstl " There , ho al robot in 'ito.ti, p Medical rJeasvosb cry " and it Is en tirely tic-c frotg o p inn. cocaine, and all other nar cotics ttttstisses a dcilei will offer u substitute for the "Diacovsis," rial at lag it to be "just a- good." KSU.. a. .. I.J. n..i. in mi ".i i ,nii pa v - kits more in, that's wbv. Protect yourself f i o i:i litiscriipul oil- dealers uy iunaiing on lh 1'ierce's l)scoval v. a?f OEMTS WORTH ill knowledge wouldn't amount to much vou'dtliina Hut fui ust i cent- invested in on, cell! -Iannis u, Day i-iikiim ol mail iug only), you can nhuiu knowledge which it ha- taken hundreds of years and millions f iin.ni v to acquire )i iMrrct-'-Common Sen-. Medical Adviser covers the held of in, ,1 1, iur and hygiene from tbe da Galen to the present hmu The lorxs pages 1 llll-gl, , ..ia o. lull .! lacts '.111 I . human health and happiness The lamk tui ii i ii Ikiuk vein uiliuiv llei on receipt ul stamps to pay expense of mall ing only, Scud 11 on cent statu pn fui the book in paper covers or i stamps for tin cloth tnniml hook Address Dr. kt. V Here Huiui,, N V AlfD Mercury Potash Everybody knows that Mer cmy in s danger ous m edi i n r when mini wintered in verv small doses, and rew consmutionsran stanrl it (or any length ot time. l'otash pnxluces inflammation of the stomsch and bowels, and a dangerous form of dyspepsia and often chronic diarrhnta follow its use. Noa- Um HulnM narilt 411 aaa tt n,. I,.v Contagious Blood Poison you must take these minerals for two years or longer , first, a course of Mercury, and when your teeth get so sensitive and sore Utst yon can't eat, and the gums hare a spongy, unnatural appearance, you are told to stop and a change to l'otash is made. When the stomach rebels you are put .on Ulerrurv again, and so on tfrt infinitum, or until the evsiem becomes so thoroughly Mtuiateo with these poisonous drugs that the most disgusting sores break out on the hooy, the bones become diseased, and the muscles and joints are racked with the most torturing pains. Mercury and Potash drive the eruptions and blotches from tne skin, but (iie vims remains in the blood and the reappearance of the old symptoms and the occasional sore mouth show that the poison is still active, and you can never hope to completely eradicate it by this method of treatment. 3. ss. o, in - -y When X was about twenty-ono yrnrs of atre. or Itrhteas years sa?o, I oontraataxl Blood Poison in a bavd fern, and am aattsatad that the rapid proa-roea tha diaaraae was tnaklnv would aoon have made mi a lif,-ion Invalid or ended my llfa. A mv eyatam oaxne ander the tnfluanoe of B B, 8 , the aorss, splotshea and plaiptss gradually dlaappearavd and aoon xio erideaoe of tba dlaeaae was left. I am now thtrty Sia ywaxa old, and have seen no aitma of It during that paat surhtecn years. S. 8. H. dees all yon claim (tor It. Wat. Bat ekhon, Pevely, M antidote (or this de structive virus, and an infallible remedy for this peculiar poison. It drstroysand eradicates every particle of the poison, and makes the blood as healthy and pure as before the dis ease was contracted. 8. 8. S. is the only purely vegetable blood purifier known, and we offer i,ooo for proof that it contains any mineral ingredient whatever. The general health improves as the Specific purges the system of impurities, and ns new, rich blood begins to flow in the veins the unsightly sores and other evidences of blood poison disappear ; strength returns and you are forever rid of this loathsome disease Our HomeTieatmriit Hook on Contagious Blood Poison tells you all about the symptoms, different stage, etc., of this unease. We will mail you a copy free. if you need advice or sjiecial directions, write our physicians : it will coat you nothing and tuay hasten your cure. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, UK SFXLS & GRAY'S United Shows Will Exhibit OWE DAY 0MLY Afternoon and evenm", at l'endlcton Wednesday, July 1 7 rt)M BHi ' CsOlUCti .MCvllCUi lJi.-juv jf! The six Harvelous Eddy's, Premier Acrobats. tugbMI Halantiii porformorB m the known world: nothing too (lirht ult for them to perform. 100 Startling acts and features. Arenic Attractions Unparalleled. Magnificent Street Parade Never lieiore have you had tin- opportunity of seeini; mh.Ii gorgeous display and royal splendor. Avail yourselves ol it. Wild Beasts from the jungles of Africa. Hiss Edna has startled the world. The 20 clowns are a win. I. circus in laugh themselves, so go prepared to Kead what the Papers Say: Topeka State Capital, June 14. "The pcrforruaui e eiwn In the lanious Sells and (iray's I nit d Shows here yest rda was the great- usl et r given under a tent in this city," Kansas City Times, June 12. "The Sells & Gray's United Shows more than met tin expectations ol the m imic h. it v sterdai The street paradi was :,impl ,1 marvel." , Om.ilia Iiee, uile (1 "Nevet 111 the Instorv ot shows I1.1-, tlwr,- lieen such a throng of people under one tent as greeted Sells A dray's famous production here yesterday. All speak of it in the highest of terms." Reserved Seat Sale begins at o. p. gg. on show day at Tallman A Co.'s Drug Store. K. J. Sells and J. L. Ciray, I'rops. linlilen Medical TH omnia or KISSINti. Tha editor o( the Orra;on Kepublicau, an excellent daily publication of Baker Uity, iacouteiuplatiug embarking upon the sea of matrimony and has already selected his crew, lie is ao authority, therefore, uu kissing aud all aatociate aubjects. He discusses the oaculatory science in a recent editorial .as follow : A (iermantown man who claims to have made a ttudy of tbe kilt in that apint of scientific analytit which i now to popular, says that it really bat a mutt interettiug bittoijr. its origin wa in prebiatoric times, ... 11.1. i... 11... ...... ....... 1 . (,,'0011,11 anon nil, etc, man aw Do I tliug for his life against all torts of I Don't Cut Corns I Uu It 1 uur.alt Let Any bod slo H far Veti. What mail or woman suderlDK with painful aud auuujr lug 0 o r u will not give Sft seu lo have tiieat removsd? For ecu la you gel LEONARD'S Hamburg Cora Remover Mai to your Sou?, c, itiai.j .1 in. an,, MUtf tmr turn yttu Lav. on iiiacca. aSuat 11 it. lata lawa vou uaat, UacI It or now iortuilny It la. wavita at a aaaga, ua , pAaAAa. kAitl aaaai. air ...muan itialaa cil U Oaa ci . aul III. .,n 10c, joinla. LtttHi, tV- . , luanaai luar tAMludalll DR. W. (J piiout Tl PUYSICUMS. t'i.I,K OfflOl IN oiillillua Offloti hour., Ill U) U I. a 1S1S1 p 1,1 J vmt it,,. K. W. VIN0KNT, If. U. OKK10K KKAK ot Plnl Natloual Buk. Odes hour 10 lu 1. a. as. ; l lot p. m. DK8. SMITH A HKNDB1W0N. 0KK1CK orer ru,llii.ui oaviuj. Hauk Vtii.piioa HI, rMlAsaou tslspaoas 3. H. ti. l.AKr'lKU) M 1)., HOW Kt 'PA TH tc Parilclau a ml Surfua. iiSJ' Iu i ua,' Bulletins' T.-ic-puouc 0(Do, black Ttj resl Ueuce, black H P0I SALK 01 KXLHAKUS A NKW BIX HOK8M POWKH UA80- liiin ciikiu,' auil all ttxlurei couipirm uiiki pipiuf, ballery ami okKlrlc iparkar. al a low price , or will uAc'tiAuia lor cord wood. J Cloy. Pauillakiu, .11,'ki.ii ! AHCHITICT8 AMD BUILDglS. T. tr. HOWAUD. AKUHITKlT AM) HI pairlalaudtuit, maka. ouiaplAte aud Nllablc vit.it I'tt uuiniiui Kuuui lor bulldlus. la MD 17, iu nl bulldiu lb elly or oounlrr J. L. Ml l.l.KK M. 1).. KKHl'AIN Hl.OCK. truAU and cerreuu are Iroublaa, oaurrUal coudlllcai. an I luipalrod Uajariu. Ulauat propvrly 4 tied for retractive srrors. 1)K. U. J. M'KAt'L, ROOal 17, A880CIA liou block Tsaspbone . resldaao ule pboue. black 111 OHTBOPATHlt I'HYSltJIANH, 1JK8. keya. A Kaye. Office, our block weal ol Boa ion Store HIIKKK ,t t'Ol.K. DONTK At-I'OKH AND ituiiucia ban cu a cm lurui.ueu ou uon ao i.;a, too win a A apeciailV I r, MA pi trVl0 aavt uu it , uu ativan. uaar mi. A Force of 20 People are now employed at the Do mestic Laundry. If our work was not Riving satisfaction we certainly could not attord to employ them. They all spend their money in Fendle ton. Think of this and send us your bnndle. The Domestic Steam Laundry. Whotaaal dealfir in .. Ice. Wood and Sunlit Milwaukee Beer. Henry Kopittke Oregon Lumber Yard WOOD (1UTTKRH For nam and dwellings. Cheaper than tin. Lumber, LaBth, Shingles, Building Paper, Tar Paper. Lime and Cement, Mouldings. Pickets. Plaster, I trick and Sand, Screen Doors fj Windows, Sash and Doors, Terra Cotta Pipe. Borie & Light. Prop'? Alta St., opp. Court House I L. Ray 6k Co., Bur and ssll Stockti, Bonde and Grain lor oah or on margin. New Yrk Stock Bxiatiaage. Chicago Stock Eachaogs). Chicago Board of Trade. Oourt Hn.a, i -...,1 i.i. ... or, IK AainT ssssasaTJi nrwtJBrW tX I.W.HARPER KENTUCKY WHISKEY aataMSAAa I aha. AwmraW faai. tlrlajat I kak Shout uarr, nasj Time Sshsduls Peora Panditten. t'hloaso I'nrtland Hpeolal :V p. m. via Hnnt-Ington. Halt i..k... Dnvr rani worth, Omah. CI PJP City, HI LmTi" l.'hlcssr. and luir Atlantic Rxprai S:ls a. m. via Hunt In ton at Paul Paat Mall S:IA a. m. via Rpokan. '-a, osny.r as worth, OmahA, aa. "!lT,Hl.lx,, eft 10 . Walla Wall. - aekan?,WaiiA..iH1, man, Mtnneaujn, u, Paul. Diiinth 1 L ee, Chloaeo and Un Ocean and River PROM PORTLAND. Mil xnedule. all ialllUK dat , :lp. m. I Est fnkaVZir" M 'Han Fran.lTO . Hall every 5 rtsri. 1 Dally exnupt Hunday p. ni. Hattirday 10 p. in. Dally az. Hun. lay t a. n. Columbia Rivtr '"till.. niiiimiiu in.... (iroaon City Nawberg, Balem Indapendane. and Way-LsadlM ' Sam. I Ufa Tim. aii.I Hat. 7 a. m Trie. This. and Hal Corvalll and Way. Landing Willamette andYam nivara ,rea 'y, Dayton and Way-Landlnti Rlparla :4oa. m. Dally. to. . aaaj., r tta.wi.ion . rui. a fnt Hand are. P. P. WAM.i.ay Take the... Washington & Columbia River Railway ror i,nicago, nr.. rani, Ht. itnnii, tax Ultr, St. Joe, Omaha, tad ill d.:.i. t a j r ah i unita idM dim 30 I'nrlland and points on th. Sound. Arrive. Monday.. V tc.1 n aa. lata am., i 11o6a. m Tuesday. Tbumlay. and I a. A m. Daparta dally axi-apt HnnOay al n, p V, , r Infiitaittlnn i.aai.kla. AaAt ..J . nodkUoui call nn or address W ADAMI, i Pendlsios, i H I A 1 K K II K AH 0. P. A., Walla Walla. Was. IIS IWBISAB1 NIIK I HrK H IIBsalll PACIFIC RUNS Pullman Sleeping Care, Elegant Dining Can, Tourist Sleeping Cars To 12 aotd by JOHN mi II Ml n I The Louvre Saloon KNi)i.arroN (IHauiJN. Iu air lliou ou BiuQ .liawl, uaa ONTRAO'fOK A.N1) bulldar. 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Bank Oaa adalnUUired it Klllgor,. f Icroc, casbUr nlreAlnt. J. Ptl.it. ti t, Bobarl Jaiuaaou, 'li. W asauisnt uaablsr Jobua 1 If 1 H8T NATIONAL BANK. OK ATHSNa Otaaiu. ('..r.lt.1 unim . .Z . . "-a--., yw.vw, amum. eua pront V00e. iuimuAi on uj desosiia. biu. iu torslfn and domeatlc escbauiie lonoiu t: You get Good Beer.. Wheu you driuk PILSNER BEER. JC. A. MANN UMNTI8T, IN A880t)lA Hoi Slaat, err P B. Oleoma'. oSlee a- u aaraall, aaslsiaot 1 asil esabler 3, Kirk. i cm Mr. ATTaNITI. UAKTKK A KAIaKY, ATTOKNKY8 AT it '. uotce in aavinc aaas aulldlnt UK AN A l.i ivY hi, 1. ATTOKNKY8 AT Law. Uouai u AaSociaOou Uook Pudl ton. Oraaoa T. U. HAlItKY, LAWYKK. OKKIOB IN Judd Buildta. Peudtetou, Orsaeo. N. BBgJUILitY, ATTOKNlCYAT LAW. Oao iu Aasecieuou aloek a. 1). aOYU. ATTORNEY AT LAW Oaurl aa, L Ul B. UKKUNK. ATTOKN h Y AT LAW. Pvudlelou, Oregon K1K8T NATIONAL BANK OK PBMULB WO. Capital 170,000; iurptiu. Nu,iU) TiIm acta uera Uuklu, CuAlueZ Kacbana. aad lelearaitbic Irau.fer. .old ou ( hluaio iif.. vssaciaoo, new York and priuciual iMluurici tae Nortbweat Draiu Dn.n ., ifhiV , L . and Kurope Maka oolleciiou, ou ruabl. taimi lav Allk.l,. r,.!. .. T ule vloe-prealdenl; 0. B Wade. OAAbl.r H iff Uuaroaey. aaaljukiit oasblsr TH. PKNULBTON 8AV1NAB BAllF Peunlou,OrtOo Oriaulwid March lum' paelUl, 100,000; .urplu.' do,lu, luu .iirT' lowed on daw d.soalu. dxutuam? ' h, and said ou all prlnslpal polnt7lra.TV. LAM Linn arlaan u ,v, .,.11.... la. "tiai al Guaranteed aQt cauue, ueadaehe dizzint388 ... to or arasld. IJ.it Saul i.rcpAid uu racaikit ,.r U ciciu bt Ittiai a ua a. . . . "aa at a., www ValU Ha St. am W a naa to-4ay JAM Kb A bulnllus M I'll. 1, MAN atuw KKB , LA W OKK1UB IN J U UU cV I'l htti'h 10, II, U as ATroKNKYB I U Assot'Uilou Vf POUNU-THK KOLLoWl.NU UK scribed .lock tva been ukeu uu h h. City Marshal aud will be wld at ibe p,,Iu5a. Ol Uu day. lor vou aud expeuAc. "P,r"n One I year old wblto .polled .leer trou right ear. braud uol vLlbliT ' ou oS Oil. 3 year old bfludle .uotied ben., cop ot rlgbt ear, braud uol vi.ibk v Dated July , mi. 1. m aUuiUatAa. ch, Mafaaai Ask for it. Scultz Brewing Co. Telephone 72. ALLEN BROS., Wood stfld PoaU. es aaa dry, 'tin. """".ol bAvlmta.KA.ul KT. PAUL ' MINNKAPOUb DULvTB KAKOO mv a am mik )CKO()KHTl).N IWINSKPKli II KI.KNA ancl iBl'TTE. TUHOUGH TICKETS GHICAUO WAHHINC1T0N PHIl.ADKl.l'HIA NhW YORK BOSTON aod all points Kast anil bontd. I in. mat, ticket, to JauAii and is Tacouia aud Nnrtberu Pacific aud Amur lean Hue. TIMS BCHBDULB. I ,iii itttta l uu.liumn .ia.ij me" At 6 .UU u. ui tou. Oregon, or A. D. Third aud Morrlaou Hu , reriuuid I ..White Collar Line.. PORTLAND - ASTORIA tWK Str. "Tahoma." Dally round trips excepl SuudJ Time Card. Ave IMrtlitml Lsave Anuria . ?1" J A. THR hillrX.Wil.TI AMI M i iiAa 1IA.I.1,.' I uniuiina - Str. "Bailey Qatiert. Dally round trip except Mono! W ... I'l 11,1 jf - , . . p ..I., i ...... iiMui n i din ouvei, UM.aue uta. 7; White Salmon, Lyleit mmm Tint) Card. 7 A Bf lit j H Li ve Portland . . . Arrive Tbe Daiiea laeave " Arrive Portland Far. Halls to Fortltod rare Dalles (A Portland Hid nluril . . ....... ... .-.c ,M OU ...ictuail iicaec. lor ucjcu .... The Dallas. Appiy 1 a Meals the vary bddt. tfuuday Irtpe a leadlukj 'lullil k I tiu route ba tbe i.ruc.. u , i inn. ou tar it. Lanaliig: Fot ol Aid ouiii rtuso iiuiu jji ,,- PurtUuu, s-aaj I T A lilH A A I AIIUI IS , ' - . . . JOHN M KILLllliN. Alt.. Tb dsaiw. v(a i K a'I ll hK A BARMBB, A(IS., " W. CHICKTON, Agt., l oiiiauc.. i" i a Tha KauM Oraarosuao IS i . it lea": p.. a ncmiuaiin " ji rj k. - -,.. it tuu " . a taotae ajij.av-.,- .tar w-tJ :uk.ii it mi tat r-HLNUUrro oBhuoB ul laws aacuvia-