i
Thoroughbred
Bucks....
Best stock on the
Coast -,
A...
Telephone connection at ranch.
dron Piled H'K-k of Ptndlito-t.
Chas. Cunningham.
arrosiwl Inr
grand larcanv, and th iidicer hsva n
trouble m to' her identification. DM
hu on her arms tattnuexi rose, a
Urr . grown, at American tu and
the MM of a mn. He era I parson
who hte Ihst ods at tlie hand of a
woman time market! put In an appear
anee a eoon a her description was
nnbllaheH. htjoml to make trouble.
There an lew tattooed women, even in
New Yotk.
e
There Im bean continuous trouble in
the telephone exchange at Belleville,
ft. J.,for wee peart. At all honre of
the day irate snbscrilssrs would rlnu
""Hello! What' the matter with
my 'phone?"
"Nothing that I know ol."
"Well. u taming all the time, and
I want it stappad immediately."
At anon aa he rang off another would
ring on with the aame complaint.
Finallv a lineman was tent out to
inwsttgatp. He heard a bulling in a
transmitter boi. He waa raised in the
conntrv. "That's no electricity." he
matured. The box wa cautiously
of honey
M!aaM
Beauty is Health.
rk .lunrS !
I ttk y tot "'I.itll';
-oar art-lrV aartlhe WlBS oM jJ''lSSm
Womsnlv health metns hrlfht eyts. ro.v
checks, clear complexion sncl eltticit oliorrr.
This k the youth unmetsurerl by yttrt Wt
bt-utv of perfect womanhood Betutiful o
men trr happier tnei et mort out ol II e
their tttrt whose hen Indicate sullerint
Wine of Cardui made Mr. Mtnntll "ht' JOB.
kit" and l-flnltels happier hefautt It cured her
ol those terrlWf Dams. But she u no exctplion
CARDUI
TMI KMA V , Al'i.l'KT 1. 1H01.
DAILY. WEEKLY ASH SEMI-WEEKLT
my thi-
Xut Oresoniati Publishing Company,
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"MAKING HEN 0000 BY PHOCHSS OF
LAW."
To the Kditor. Tlie above word ap
pear in thecloaiug aentencc ul an edi
torial on the "ijueauon ol Hunday
Cloaiug" in la( MmidayV ienut- ui the
Iaily Kant Oregon tail. Similar ex
i.r .: .in have appeared in the name
editorial columtia, implying, at thin
iloea. that the writer entertain the
idea that the primary ptirioee ol legia
laturea in enacting lawi which aeem
to infringe uimn "inherent right."
o called, ii "to make men gxid by
priMHiaa ol law. "
I would like t inquire il the writer
ul thiae worda really lielievee that our
legislator have now, or ever have had.
any nucIi purpoee in mind when enact
ing any inch lawn".' Ioa he think that
the average law-maker even entertaiui
the hope that, when he givee bia tanr
lion to the la againat atealing. m
haa contributed evur ao little toward
the reformation ol aome poeiilili- tin--or
that he baa helped to aet in motion
machinery that will have mime inilu
ence in making u burglar a "good"
man'.'
The question may teem, somewhat
upertiuoui, inasmuch as it is evident
ou tbe lac ol it that, while legisla
ture may contain some stupid people,
the majoritv may lie iippoeed to have
common aa'nae. ' Hut, it the writer
doe not believe that any body ol men
aeeembled lor the purpoee ol legislat
ing lor the good ol aocietv in general
would write themselves down aa such
shallow-minded and superficial people,
why doaa he plainly imply as much in
commenting on the character ul ncl.
legislation?
It ia the fact, isn't it, that uolx.dv
in bia senaes expecU. or ever haa ex
pec ted to "make men gisxl by nrocea
ol law?" Well. then, why imply that
thev have entertained such an idea and
thereby weaken the effect of existing
law'.' You profess to deplore the law
leasnaas ol society. '. Hot it (treugtiM i
or weaken tbe lav. t' imply that legi
lator were lacking " aoaaaioa WW
or excenll their powers alien making
the law.' W. K. I'OTWIM..
It ia not the intention ol any IN
ISLLItiKNT lawmaker t."uiak.- men
good 1 1 procew ol law." tt is tbe in
tention of manv UNlNTKI.l.HiKNT
law maker If "make men good by
prooaaa ol law." And it was with
this in mind that the Kaat Oregoiuan
writer cutameuted upon tbe exmi
ol luolish aUtutes that require people
to desist Imm certain practices on Sun
day, practice that, par se. are Ml
bad.
The Kev. Mr. 1'otwine in hi com
munication ciiiee the law against
mealing as 01 a kiud with that against
playing innocent games or eelluig
goods on Sunday. There should in
law against stealing, lor tbe simple
reason that everyone concede lht
stealiUK is had. There should no' M
laws agaiust piayiug games or selling
goods ou Kuuday, lor the simple rea
son that many decent people claim
that theae act, which are in them
selves good, are not wniugfull'
m i lied on Sunday.
IjoI this distinction be drawn: Laws
against things that are admitted by all
good people to he wrong, are wise.
Law. that rest (of their motive upon a
particular religious belief are unwise
Oecaiur manifestly unjust. Walla
Walla at tin tune has an instance to
the point: Nichols, of College PitaTMi
close to Walla Walla, is a Seventh
lay Advuutist. lie believe in keep
ing sacred, not Sunday, hut the Sah
bath or Saturday. Washington' tate
statute compel him to close his store
on Sunday lie closes his store from
religiou conviction on alurday.
Herein is an injustice. He should be
liermitted to keep open his store when
he chooaea, inasmuch as the act ol
kaepiug open his store ia, per se, not
bad.
Ulackslone makes tbis distinction
plaiu in tbe Commentaries, tie clan
saw acta a in this article classed -those
admittedly by the moral law wrong in
all decent communities . those in them
selves not wrong, hut made so merely
bj i.nactment of statutory law.
Furthermore, it i the theory of all
well conceived law that it is penal,
not relormatory. 1'eintentiarin have
traditionally been penal, not to make
men hetter Only in the case of very
young neon'' does the state maintain
institutions that even aquint at tbe re
formation of thuae who bave broken
the laws.
It i upon this correct understanding
of the meaning of law properly con
ceived and executed that tbis paper
condemned the Oregon and Washington
latutee that ask men to daaist imm
acts on Sunday that are not bad in
themselves. And, ware the legislature
not comiioeed in part, at least, ol
"hallow-minded and superficial pao
pie." no such foolish laws woold en
cumber tbe book.
The Kaat Oregonian doaa "daplore
the lawlessness of society '' Upon the
question ol the enforcement ol the ex
isting laws, tbe Last Oregonian baa
made active effort to attain tin
end, by supporting even the inlra
qsjMf attempts that bave been made
by the otticer to give tbe law aflect
here. Tbe Last Oregonian baa, with
in the limits of its power, jiernapn,
doue as much ol this kind ol work aa
all of the cnurche together, llui,
lata tune the question aa to the wia
dum of the euaclinent of aome of those
laws, it frequently be! saves and doaa
not hesitate to ex press iu conviction
that many laws are wrong and should
never have lieen adopled by the legis
lature. As Ui whether "legislator are lack
ing in common sanaa," this paper be
lieves that very often legislator have
not common sense enough to come in
out of the rain, or to pound aaud into
a tathole It is tin lack ol common
sense thai permits the eacombaace ol
the law book with measure that are
loolish, ill conceived, unjust, prejodi
ciai to people's inherent right Aud
tin- is said with due knowledge that
niiit limit closely "inheraol
rights" under a democratic or repub
lican lorm ol government However
constitutional philosopher, way look
upon it, yat it should be given to men
to have absolute freedom in the per
formance of all acts that are no. in
themaelve bad, while law anarAsd
should he only tboae absolutely essen
tia, to iie maintenance ol public or
der and tbe protection ol tbe individu
al's righta
the editorial in question waa aa fol
lows :
wUg&TION or SUNDAY CLOSING.
"That existing law should be en
forced, i a proposition in civic morals
that M good ciliseu can sucoeaslullv
oppose. But. that there should be
laws limiting the liberty of the cltL
sen, is equailv ineontrovartibla. tt ia
deplorable that statutes encumber tbe
books ol this state, or of ao state,
that squint at the attempted legal
compelling ol people to o bay a con
maud that rests upon a religious
principle.
"The queatiou ol Sundav closing has
agitated the state of Wash tug Lou , and
ny the influence ol contiguity, is hear I
ot here iu Oregon. Neither ham io
tregon nor over there in Washington
aa an abstract proposition, baa any
legislature tin- right to prescribe what
day of the weak a man shall take bia
rest. II a man desire to plow, or aell
groceries, or play baseball, or do any
thing allowed by tbe other laws, be
has, inherent, the right au to do.
It ia tbe existence ol laws attempt
ing to regulate men's personal move
ments, theae Uwa being uneu forced,
that has wrought to bring all into
disrespect to a certain degree. That
there is a deplurable lack Jpt proper
res peat lor law in tbis country is evi
dent f. every thinking man. That this
disrespect in primarily rwaponaible for
non-eiiforvwuient is also true. And
that, iu a reflex manner, non-enforcement
is also responsible lor added
disreepect, is a truth that no one will
seriously attempt to overturn.
"It were better tar (or tbe country at
large il tbe system of iasra ware re
constructed, and all statu tea that
limit men's freedom, by commanding
bia not to do certain harmless tilings
upon a certain day ui tbe week.
rtiKl I rum the record.
Ai. i-pidemn of reiieallUK, wilh
scarcely any addition to tbe coda, for
number of years, woold make (or a
better isjlitical and social condition,
and it would not (uae to tbe churches
aud the adherents ui theiu oua element
ol real strength. More libartyaud lass
restriction would brlwc forth to flaw
the genuine supporters of religious
principles, and there would not be any
more ol the ridiculous attempt to
make men good by process of law."
S10HTSTT4
Thar is a Uttooad woman iu Naw
York who wishes site bad not bean so
indelibly marked, liar name is Clara
One of the interesting sights ol New
York daring the summer sea win i to
look at the dress tint case nrigaue on
any Monday morning from m: to 10
o'clock. The members come pmirmi:
in ovar all the railways and lerries
Imm ail point of the compass.
Thev have been out to see their beet
girls, or those still better girls, their
wives, over the hall Saturday ami sun
day holidays. There s re thoussnd. ol
man who remain in tlie citv live tv
in the weak aud are away the other
two. As there is always a hon at all
the hotels tm Saturday night, thev
bave to go prepared. It I that night
of all the weak that there are enough
man on band to go 'round.
Than it Is op early on Monday
morning and away for town. The dress
suit cases are so close together on the
host and cars that it is difficult to
navigate among them.
s
There are ail so'ts ol games (or the
winning o( a Irae living. Charles
hehmtdt chose bis by the way ol a hos
pital, bat instead wa locked up in a
police station.
His ambition was Mt. Catherine'
hospita;. Williamsburg. He hat made
tbe trial tbirtv-three times, and ha
alwavs (ailed. The other day lie was
loom! on the sidewalk, apparently
unconscious A Ht Cstherine's anil ti
lanca wan sant for.
As tbe surgeon bent over the man he
said to himself: "Here is our old
friend again. I'll stir bim up."
Ha tabbed a naadle into the man's
right lag. Then one into bis Itlt leg.
No answering motion Then they
bald a bottle of ammonia under Mr.
bchmidt's nose. He never moved, al
though tbe tears began to run down
his laea. Then the surgeon resorted to
hemic measures.
A doctor will know whst that was,
and would call it "thumbing the eye "
It is tbe last resort, and it send a
great shock along the arterie. leading
to the brain.
Mr. ttchimdt would stand mud utii
not that. He jumped up and hit the
surgeon on tlie nose. Then the doctor,
the ambulance driver and a policeman
piled on bim and rushed mm to the
police station. Tbe thirty-lourth time
was the most dismal failure of them
all.
s
A Turkish hath (or horses is one ot
the latest things introduced by the
vary rich (or the health and comfort
of tbair high priced animals.
A baali of this sort is about fifteen
feat square, tin lined and with a huge
boiler to furnish steam to a system ol
pipsa and radiators, running about
the walls. When the Horse ha- had
bis staaming bath the same as would
tw supplied to a man lie is taken into
a coating room until he roaches the
normal.
The animals seem to like it and H
does them good.
t. iMnt thoossmh of women health, besulv snrl freedom (rem the drss
SJM psin. which m.de their livei o mlter.Me w.n ISCSt, h.ri eyw
and emaciated form, .re the reiurU of .ufleriny whsisuMerinj can csea
pere with Ihe torture of hresulsr mmtrulin. leuenrrhoes nd MM i o
the womb! Be..m Hec, quickly before Ihe revise, ol inch dises.e TM
tnsrp pin of f.ilmt of the womb deepen the crow MKkl m V
Menitru.1 lrretul.rit.ei rob Ihe eye of IU f.re sad the rrnr'c xi.jn of Its
tr.niparencv 'Leucorrhoe. drln the body of If .trrne.tr,. hut Wine ol
tardu, reilore. fht n.tur.l heeutv . bnehten, Ine ev. deer, the tlStSWMSa.
roundi out the liture .nd hrne beck the visor of heellh Every drugelit
in thU city hndle SI 00 bottles of Wine of Cerdui
tlsjinsun Ts. uufi Behclas Cs-smj c.tn.r..i. Tta
ONB 1.1 SI!
I tlsjr
.' time
.: timet -J0c
c each extra
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insertion
THRKE Uln.
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tltnss
s times stc
ISr ea'-h ..Idltional
insertion
ton i.isi
1 lime JM
: limes !
t time. W
: sask s.i.tition.i
i men ion
FICt LINK.4
1 time c
I times ej"'
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jt. es.'l s.l ttions'
Inriiou
MIX I.INU
: lime
lime.
.time. "
tsaek sadltlsenl
inortlon
:Wc
klO.ITtCTI AND BUILDKRS.
FOR JiALR UR KXCH ANtiB.
A NKW SIX HiHISK l'"Vi:i: . -.i
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piping, baiiery sad ssMtrli psrssr. J" s lorn jn. jM,,i bnlldlni
urn. ui win w. iimm.. " w . . .
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PHYSICIANS.
UR. W. O. OGLE. OKKICK IN .Tin
Duildius B
p m Telephon
SHKKK A ruLK. i'ON'TU.M l"K- AND
bunders h.nuisl l.rn. eti sneri aw
1 lire Job work spe-isl'v. I'ruispi ssrvtes.
J , eShop SS Bluff street. ner Mala sttSJSt
MAY. 0OKTEACTOR AM
hnliil.T Bstimat.. lufui'ii- ! .: klinlso!
. . vVUMi a a a - - - i
Dtiildius omrv hour 1 to l: m . m.. l u S j y
I -1 - i 77 K.s I lit
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BANKS AND RR0KBKS.
DRH. 8M1TH A HBNDBR80K OKFK'K
over Pendlstou Hsvins- Hsus r.iepuoue n.
rest. telle. tnepiiMii-
H. B. UARKIKL1). M. U HOMI PATH
Ic Physician and Surgeon '-,. m Judd
Bnlldlng lelephune: (JflJcv bl T rei
denrv. blsek il
J." I.. Mll.I.KK. M. I'.. 1'KSPAIN III. K
iraau aud oorrv.-t. eye trouble., satarrka
i-ndttlon ami Impaired Hearing. ...
properly dtunl for refrscliv. errors
UR. U. J. M'KAniTROO-1 17. AHSOt'TA-
lion block Telephone resi-Ka. .
phone, black ISl
OBTROPATHI PHYrJKlASh I'll..
g.res a keys. 0. v. oa block wsst ol Bos
urn store
urTlyn'N hi. blakksITk l ouRomo
aud nervout .nseases sn . uses, ul S)ei.
lipp Hole, eoi W.ier sml M.iu WW . riidle
ton. ore
THJt KARMKR'b BANK 'K WRBTOM,
b.:i in.
bl and sold. Col
to Affairs in most
reported upon IJ
.i.iu.ible clhieui
resident hen V
U 1'i.rie easaier
j . K Klhsmrv. asslsiaul cashier, dirscurs
O. A. Uartmsu M M lohuv T J Price, t. I
SlOW, I r Kll.gor- Bobert J.meaon. h W
Piassstal.
Melon, ore
iiuiiness Kxi .isufe in
lev'tlou. promptly ativnih
.. ell. 'II . nil. lit .ill Slid
111. :.tlSllin i-ommillee c
iioi .-rs K Jamrsou.
Prosbst.. vice prwai.tem
KIReT NATION A 1 IIANKur ATUKNA.
to- goL t.'nplUl. touuuu, t.irfiu. and pioBU.
tc,uuu. lulsrest on tim dspotlu. beats in
lure. (ii and domeetli eiehauge. Colleeliou
i.tomp.ly attended to. Meury Adams pre.
Idem T J Kim. ene-prestdeni. K L Bar
nell. OSS 1 1 NaT Mrs k I Barnetl. assisuut
casbier
OBNTISTS.
UENTIBT.
KIKBT NATION il. liANKnl I'KNl'Lc.
tou apiiA.Tu.u: su'p.ut sfv.tUi Trans
acts e seuera. bautiug busiuesa tichause
aud le.egr.i.in. tr. utters sold an t'nieasu, aab
Francisco. New Yore aud pnncipa. polui in
Use Northteeei Prall Prawn uti t.ums Japan
aud Europe stakes collections ou reasonable
terms Levi Auienr piesideut w F Matioct
Tlce-presidenl . (' B ad. staler Ii (
Guernsey sasisunt cashier
k. A. VArttMAN. DaUrriaTT, OPria
in Judd Hulldiui
A. L. BKAT1K, U. U. H. OKKU'K OVKli THr. PKNULkToN bA VINOS BANK..
BaTiugih.uk has administer.-d Pendletou. (reuti irgstnted March 1. 1S.
oaplul, toO.UOti; surplus t" luierasi at
K A MANN UKNTIST. IN ASSin'lA lowed uu lime deseslM Hieuanfe boigbt
lloi Block over F B. . . . m't omi aud sold on all pnncipa. poiuti spec la. at
Motion given to rolle tunii v. Furuitt.
E resident. J. N. Tea., vica-prss'debt ; T. J.
lorrls csabler
ATTUHhBYS.
1 L. Ray & Co.,
Bay u ssll
Stoclca, Bondt
and Groin
i or ou aaarg lus
Naw Yarn Stack Bschaogc.
Cottage Stuck lUcbangs.
Board af 1 raOe
Pcodl.tim MPS),
I'ARTKK A KALKY. ATTORNKY8 AT
L oetee In Saeingt Bant Building
BRaN t LOWBLL, ATTi'KVKV- a!
Law. Boom 14 Assoclaliou Block I'vudir
sbb. Otsgan.
f. 0. KA.I LKY, UA W YKR. OVFICI IN
Judd Bunding Pcudie'on. Oregon
N. BkRkfelltV ATTORNEY A I uAW
um. ill Astrsr Islloo Blocs
Newspapers
au TO Pt l t'NUKB I AB
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ion. iiresn'i
K. U. BOYD, ATTORN MY 4" LAW. HI
Uoort BV
U B. RKKUKK. ATTORKKY AT LAW,
Peudlelon. Oregon
JAMKB A. PKk. LAW Orl'H'K IN J ODD
a ding
HTILLUAk A PIKRCI ATTORN KYri
at law. BtMtts u,', Ii. u and II associ.iiou
block
pspor. in tbe I ulted
t or kuroiK. remit
la. uote. check or
s. tt iF V(if WAS I TO Sfs
oUDSLTIDerS ia ui
aw
III 1.. 1..-1
mm I . : . ..
teun io ine lut uuwi
vi si as las Bjst publisners
riBPaZineb
foil desir. and we will
nave it sent to you aud .iiutu. a., risk of the
log lost is the mails. Ii ll: save you
Ibl and rut ll you are a subsi-rluer
taai iimsmo.hun. in remit uug you eas
iu I--. ..'ill Iruiu ia. puuiitiiers pnos
BAMT OtUtUO.N.A.N Pl'B. CO , Pendie
mm
hot
l.
ded
Adi
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You get
Good Beer..
When yon drink
PILSNER
BEER.
uarantt4(l not t
CRUrM) llUUtlutllt' or
dix.inuHB
Ask for it.
Schultz Brewing Co.
i.w.
HARPER
KENTUCKY
WHISKEY
for Ccntkraxri
who chcriati
Vuallty
Said bj JOIN SCHMIDT
The Louvre 5aloon
raw immm omjhiom.
. . .
. t
The Place to Buy
Is where yiu can get quic k
ami (..-.ii a-rifgg, Put in
your SSJsWr hir In-aih-r ll
wattr tanki- ami lt-el rark.
Bet lint nt
Lumlier, Lath.
Bhlnglti. Build'
inj: pajier, TmS
piijM i .Liint and
cumtMit. Pioksti
rianUM. Brick,
Sand. Moulding
St'l'tH'U I tM)rH A
Window--. Sasli
A PoOTI, Terra
C'ottu Pipt.
IVndk'toii Pbiiif Mill ui
LuAer fart.
R. FORSTER, - Proprietor.
Ttilaphuue 7'.
ALLEN BROS.,
Wood and
Posts.
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The
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Steam
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tinaier in
Ice.
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Milwaukee
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4
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ms Prom Psndlston.
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, . tratnlns The
( hlrage. Bait lake, Denver, Port
Purtlanrl Worth, Omaha Kan
Hpeolal sat City, St. 'umJu
tm p m Chlcagnand Kait '
via Hunt-
I niton.
Atlantic Hah lake. Denver Pt
P.xpr.'ss Vt orth. dmalis Kati
lUa. Bt. au City. Hi Uuls Ckt .
via Hunt- ran and Kasi "U
Ington.
.Ht Paul Walls Walla. Uwlstos
Pasi Mall Spokane. Wallers Patj
k:l?ia. m msn. Minneapolis si k.
via Paul, Hulnth.Mllwu,"B
Mpnkana. Bee, Chlragn and lastl
(kcan and River Schedule.
PROM I'OKTLAKD.
All tailing dates ub
p.s. Jeet u shsasa
For Ran f rannsrn ...
Hall every ,s days
thlTy '
.... 1. 1 tolumbts Rivsr
Siinilay
s p. tu. To Astoria aud t ,.' L"
"siiinlay Landings. '
10 p. St. I
Wiliamstts River i "
Dally ex.
suiiitay OtSjJSa t'lty vwhert ' ist. .
ta id. taVm. lud.-,K.n.lenlB,il1
I and Way landings ; ,mMmi
Ga in. ( orvallls and Way 1 tarn.
1 Thrs. lauding. Bos tt
...d Rat
Wiliamstts and Yam
I p Bivsrt la..
Tass Thrs. "regnn Olt hsrion Bsal.
sndRai. and Way landiuh tstr
ISaVS iTsasT
Kiparla Snake Rlvsr. 7!L
I :ai a, m . , '"
Dally Klparu kt l ewltlon Bf
P. F WaaWavT, Atrnt. rwaBBB
. ii A Bl ami II 10
' i. M ' "Ol M r -.
1 .. 1 I...... V'..r
of itsTlainnr .tc.. BSawsasa
J. W HILL. M. D.
Prmelpjl.
P. O. Urawrr 17. Poetlsnd, Or.
Tlie Peodlctoo Academy
PKKI'AIIKS KHt-
College,
Teaching,
Business.
The i'luii ul I'liiir"- (irfpurc fm SJB
tntln .- Io Krrhiimii i'lav in such 0c4
lK u Yah-. I'riin fi.ih anil Stanford
Tin- liistltiitiiiii hu usjsjn !-- Bpon
the eVootadttad Lsst by ths tm.. Brjstrd
of Kiiiii'a'.niii. mi thin unnluut' an- koV
lllkttsl to tUl- . tTtltli Hte
A butihea tour eiual In tin- In-mI
niisiin-wi i iilU'ift- l ntti-n-d
Kail u-rm lie-in .-viteniiwr nth.
Ailtlrew
REV. K. L KiKHl M Ph.,
IVlitlteluh (HVKiih. I'riin-ipul.
Oniveraty ui Oregon.
Eutcene, Oregon.
Ilig.iesi ilaudaru iu tin .u
! iu Literal . r a. ...
N,
ERKELEY
H i llii Iiillnwitin li irsetioi
4H(i lerM A 1 irhsMsl land.
fmQ MIMI AI irhtti land.
lots Wfll locan-d -Jo(.
1 lot luwrr ITebl itCajfil fi).
Delivered Prompli. I rnw Kiglil
Fir aud I .miliar, k 1'o.u
Muul ul- auu dry
.)il..i ruarof Savnikje Uank
PKNDI.KTON. 0BRUOI
Farmers Custom Mill
FraeJ v altera Praprtator.
Capacity, lati barrel, a day.
Floor axchaugad lor wBeai.
Floor, Mill Feed caopped Fsad, sic., slwsyt
ALL THE NEWS! Taka the Kaat
Oragooutn. Uaily ai ou a year by
uail. Weakly it. 50, and bouii
' sakly a. uu a yoai ttantpsa asepy Ira
Also a list ol lown and
couiil properly cheap.
Pendleton Ukiah Stage Line
fluatoa Carac , Prop's.
I A I'uiitllotoii svwrv ilav at 7 uVlock
OBOapt Sunday, (or Pilot kisk. Nve,
Kidgs), Alba and t'kiah. Uual u'.
1 iiinni. luln m Kiuminiilili- f r.-itit and
I )tuiiyor ralos.
I t'Hy ullico at lalluiaii .V Uo'e druj.
tOBSji
1 as liutidr.il
in.' lb Aru,
ieii- and Bngtiut-nug and llu.. N
uuii. lings and wiulpiueiit, seven osw iuslrui't-
' US! urn add. : 1. library iu
BuauBST bVIkmiI wilb I'inversit) i-rviltt;
1 1 '" '"r IsaeBers, lor law and
Biedleal lu.eiil- lep.riiu.iii vh. alloB
lut leach.-, pr.nripab and Supsrlntsnd. uts
1 11 nou tr.-e ossl 01 living los 1 Brat thnteut.
'r.ut.-d . n....raulps 111 lai.- ..isri. uuvar
slll iu Ivsll
Sinl nam.- 1.. President r Hegistrar MS
riitsjaii sad suiogu., Kufvus, nrg..i,
Bishop Scott academy.
PORTLAND, 0BBG0N.
Kosudeil ISM.
A Home School lor Boys.
Milttar and Manual training.
Fall term opens Sept. 12, 101.
o lacull) ill Ii.-.- ouipctont i.-,-hers
u audenuad buy. .11.1 t.k all interest until
be ..irk sua 111 lb. y pia) ol puplli.
be auu 11: ine priuaiuai au 1 n.. i..r. .. n.
.p tiaracier . well a. io prepar. buy.
i i I Pru,eeiu.i and I. usin. .
tr. ue.iis tuurouuuly RMBJ
St appruvvd BludsrU lllcll,da
iur i-ol
s
Tli
rated
Fur illu.ir.b i t.uslogue vtrib Io
IKTIII K i Nr.WIU..
"tlasiaal.
P"'tt. Ovooon
ST. HELEN'S HALL
tUASOK Itaanis, Prm.
B-tedii .i ,u.i .l,uul lue g.rU. 1'i.para
' '" tsBBoti ww ii Km taa ...ii.i
iNBj l-SHMp lur lliueuiii, .uek Iur girl. ,.ut
i.iv.4., u, p, , Kdgp QtMBtl aaialw u.
Mat sUai -sssajkisi ui rasatj, m w.
U II UuuU Ullu. bull, ur U,k
BMaS mm - uol iiwi u.i,
rs in WMi dspaeUMat al..i ftjMfckB in
u. ,. i ,.pi., m
ui us. Ilur, .ml Liuwatm, m art
l.l.rrv ,.i, ii... ....... . . . .
' ""iinii) wusiealw. .it
uumiillk., uiudorii .iuipiiit
Uu luuucduu IKiuil, ul
kuu.ii lue iu bun. i i..in.i..'i.
UM wu,, tallllu ,
m UlU. A Urg. Ml iKiuipp.,, ,,.,
mm u. w wu,pi.w, la Mm m --mou,
fur lik , lgltMSB Pl'b Ui U,. ,,,..
T.i. d mt,
-aiiy Baat Orafotua-i, UeDvarad bv
cartM,,. only ,5 . " W"f,a "
boat Art
Take the...
Washington &
r i l il
cuminDia Kiver
Railway
Km Cliirap, st l'aui, St. Um K.
se City, Ht. Jon, iiinalit. tl
lis n r- . j r .i
aii roinis Last ana oum
Hortland and point
on the Sound.
arrives Moudtys. Wednesdays sad -mm
: V. a m 1 uet.lays, Thnrslays and ItlsittS
at .at a. m.
... (.ri. im. i-jii n'ui.iaj .. . u l b
miNlatiniis rah ou ur address
V. AI'ABr rwi.
l irodieuii Uiseu
H H CAl.DKiOlBAD '. f A
Malta Wah. Hut
KflRTHER
PACIFIC
RUNS
Pullnuiu Slccpnm Cars.
Tourist SIccpinRtiin'
MINNKAFOLM
I III l.L'TM
tllMO
Tn ;.n i vn lui:
1U V'KOOKliTOJi
WINNKPKu
I UK1-KSA axel
Bl TTh.
THBOUGll nCKHi
WASHlNti'toK
I'llll.Al-Kl-l'HlA
NKW YoKK
Hi ihTON
. t t I w.inlf
aim an ixunie r.asi .
Tlirougli urteis u Japan asd I'Mt
I arum, aud Nurllieru I'.. iBi Sleaas."
aud American hue.
Tl MB SIHBDULB.
.Traiu loaves feudleuiu dally etasj
attxsj u ui
Vur furltiMr tiilurliialluu US
... ..!..
.ud In kBU. ran ou r srii. " .J-TTV,,.
uru. Urosou, or A l yAbn-
Tblnl aud Morrison Sis., forties-
Whita nll-jr linf
sss M llltv V Vims " "
Dnlr-TI Vli m Ii
I tl I l.-V.tl' .l i ottsjs
Str. "Tahoma."
bally rouud trips on P' mmltm
Time Card.
heave Portland
heave Astoria
THE DMS-IUKTLANIK
Str. "Bailey Oatzert'
tails ..mod trio enepl HooM
SpnuRs, Houd Kiver, -iwl-
Lyk ud Tbe D.H
Time Card.
14
Imvn t'ortlaud jf.
Arriv.- The Dalle ' 4 '
Arrive Furtland
l ... n.i.o. in Pnrlltnd
rare, wanoe iv .v...---
Fare, DUlns io FortUud aud MP
' X-&r
Mcai- the ver bast
SMr-.uiida) inps a leaJi"S ?JL
iuui. n thruraaans
tra.liou.uu tartb ..H
Landiog: Foot of
Both Phones Main Wg
A J. TAVLOK, AMI A''rs b-
ji His m filloo . Agt . 1M,rT;i ll
I'BA IllKK bABNIie Au.,a
I Kl Mil. J..". Aa - ...n.l V-
k VV I l'll'll III... AB.-. " '
" r II .
vou'a rourcaantalive . .a,'
tbs peoiilc aputeciai-
bau liberal pauoua 1
isi- tu odium ol tai seui'"