TO THE PUBLIC VLf 1'. tag to announce to the public thai we- have " opened in the Max Beer bailditif kn urn a- the Blue Front, a ooinp.ete line ' M i- and Boyf' Clothing, G-nts' Famishing Ooodi H I Trnnki and Valises. We invite yon to call And Insped our goods (all new) and examine oar prioe lnr handsome r! it'll i lirisoiier. niul t'riapi P BAER & DALEY, .... ONE PRICE .... Clothiers, Furnishers end Hatters. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST U I DAILY. WKKKI.V AD BDfl-WKSELT v tm "' Orsgotalaai Publishing Company, PKMDLFTON. . 7 o a si. OS Tna. sabacrr V,.ic Dan. wnnrtim . , by Mil ... r-y I I . t m 1 I f at iiai.miiii ttiif,,,,, , Oar cor,- ana TM j, Oa. op. ! H . , , Trial sara.is.ilaa Z asf la Sfaai. wiult suMcaimoN ntu.' Oa. '09. oa. TM r I as (' VT III MMIhl . . . Trial .atwcnytaaa 3 .' caay AnvipTi.ixo lArft (DUal.V A4rlllaMi. Ons lach. s, lass. In Sai-Wftil. as, bmUi . , . Oa. in li.w la in U.I, par n- itn TnlaiaK. at law i Inn, , w , , , p., ,,, tar li in, n.i sai WMkl. par la n par m ti Orsr iSraa IstSa.. llaily. par tn.h pa, ait-ntr, . . . . tarsaiseaa, ,,, i alla.lbasMaSSa Oaa in h a, las. m la rriir par av nh . . as Or.r thra ia. last. In Waa.lv par m h p, saawSa . , I ay Oa. tnraa la.kat In T ,aa.a, . ,.. .,f s-. ari, far in h pa, aaaal aa ll noaauail iHrnriirnnii. ,., w... . .....I.J ID laaaruoa. par ..!. , os. sac ubtai: lasss an. ax. . Mb oat. pa, Uaa. aaca laHiiiaa r y I ay in tin' country in ngage. in the c in tluc "I railroad enterprises. K this wern nut triii'. then tin- railroad MU ager yroiiiil he content ti Ml a road bed rough ani! exiiive (or t i hauling of ear If it )h? good tmlicv tn upon.! iurge MM OTj railroad, then it in good pol icy tn ext-eml large sum for the im provement of country roadi. What govern, the one govern the other. Walla Wa'la county trill secure large retnrna from the investment hy her citi leim of a little time ami trouble in placing straw on the country road. I'matilla county ' mad are exact!' like thoae of Wallu Walla coonty, ami there are more people here ami more trial than Walla Walla coontv ever tlareil la I'laim. Tiie moral i obvious. MO NO B (RISPI. MATKSMAN KUMAS- lmspi. Til MATKSMAN LOVER. ASSESSING MINING PROPERTY. A correspondent writing from Maker City bit a MB large and important nail upon the head, and driven it home, when he hoar that mining property of that county is nut pa- lag He just share of the burden of taxa tion. His showing will read with in lereet for all perinoa of that rininty who are now compelled to aaaume tin support of coonty government , tin while men owning prodm-ive mine are allowed to gn free. It appear that the assessed valua tion of Baker county if It.SMylM I matriia county' aeaeaatd v. ,.- ia about 10,000,000. baker county ' tuxatiou i at the rate of bIIIi t" TJ for I'matilla. it la probahh true that Baker aOMM. fej haa ieaa minea pa vim.' a prnht than ih i iiuimonh claimed hv tin over there. Thia ia incident to a tor', of hooni that haa bean in progre- for aevwral year, during vthii i. extrava gain aaeertioiiM are made far Itevonil actual lacta. Yat. it ii true at the unit' lime tiiat many mine are pay ing large return- each year that BaM not represented uptui the aaaeaamen' rollh. No man who desire equity of gov ernmental admimatration will deny the injustice of tuch a propoaition in tax ation. The merchant, home owner farmer. Iiveatinck mail and laborer i under tuch a regime -ompelled t carry the hurden ot taxatiou, that the mine owner may enjoy the lianedta of statue xovernmenl, prol,rtiou for his nfOfaM tiaa, immunity from liighwaymen, and detectioi and punishment for any "in wlio attempt!- t. break tin law - Mini ntaal from thoae aame oh nera of mine The other day the Bed Boy montn. cleanup was the object for a gam: of robbers. It contaa out that there Biaf ;M',i in that cleanui lot 1 u i ia i it! ,iw an average for the yeur. or f:iao,0()0 annually. It is safe to hi. mate that of this amount tajO.UUU is profit, or that the return a live par cent intere-t on a repreen' i tive valuation of f4,U0u,UO0. it MOMhI contribute to the clarity of the tiisen. aion were the correapondant to .i.cer taiu just how much the Bed Roy pni -ertv ia put dowu on the .laaeenmei.t rolls. Frainescn Criapi had a life abtatl read, like a story. Besides his life, htcli gave I, in: the name ot "Italy'. BSMd ';, Man." there ha. iteen a mance ami a tinge of sentiment and pathos a humaneness which endeared him to human people. tie wa. three :itnen married. First to lion ma. a beautiful girl ! yearn old; next Hoaalie, pretty laundress in the prison where he was exiled ami lastly the liuuiia l.ina, for whom he divorced the laumlre.. ligMOtl Onsiu, the k'raml lady, mother of the daughter wiiom Crispi loved a. in life, the lionna l.ina. in love with I her illuatriniia turneil lier lov I'reaently, the miics haying found no just cause ayani-a tin- pri.om r, he j Was released, hut was expel led ami went tn Malta without anv means oi I subsistence, accompanied hy the Itttl ; laundress. Black miserv awaited the lovers at Malta, firead and herbs were i their onlv food tor manv days, until ' Bosalie. wiin was always loving, devnt 1 ed. anil full of courage, found roKM I work to do, ami Crispi. together with I "ther "xilea, tOMIlrtad a small paper. I.a Htaffeta. and once more hurleuih- Hamatorv article at bis opponent.. till the governoi of Malta found it ad- vi.ahle tn exile him again Kefore leaving Malta, Crispi want'il tn niarrv her. to make her his iealti- mate wife, tin communicating this desire to hi friend and fellow exile, tiiorgi i lam- ajo, the latter, very .almlv and qafat I ly, tried to eoMVlajaa him that a iiiiiou like that intended by C'rispi was al- ! most invariably tollowt-d hy regrets and pain, the different education and sentiment of the lovers forming an in urmnuiitatiie nrrier to a happy mar- ! ried lile. Cnui, however, wmiiil not hear ot it . ami maiie rloul le hi law ful wife. Crispi tied to London; Bosalie fol lowed shortly, and under Matzini' guidance, who was al in London at the time, the work of up'ettillg Napol eon (II, and iii government in which all the F)nroeah revolnt (i marie were eiigageil at the time, wa- carrn-d on with utmost xeal. The poetofhee wa not sate, and the pol ice were vigilant . coneiiiently Bo alie took the part of emissary, charged with the transmi.sinn of im portant new or the order tor the var um group, of "Young Italv," and ot the communication, w I. ich the refugee in London and Pari had to exchange. Presently he went to Pari a corre spondent o: Ii Corriere Fran Italien. his polltlaMl a'-tivity never ceasing for a single day. Then followed years of tumult and of excitement , one new development of political life wan rapidly succeeded hy another ; Crispi wa in longer an outcast, hut -at a. deputy for Paler mo, in the TiKin parliament; he ne came vice preulent of the chamber. and everywhere in Italv the name n the elntiient lawyer, poltticlaB and "talesman iiad neenme a household word. In order tn rest from hi ardent par liamentary battles, and from hi- in-n-aiit work at the bar, Crisp: should have had a calm, regular, aoiootb I home life; hut, unfortunately, fie was i not happy at home. Tamajo's prophe , le had come onlv too trim. Bosalie Montmasson. a Mine. Crispi, had naturally followed her husband from uiace to place. Itressed in the "loudest'' of colors. laden with jewelry, and always mir n. muled by a whole menagerie ol nel animals, she had become almost de mented, and one day when Cflapi MM home and found her hopelessly drunk he could hear the coke no longer, and a. i w 1 l ar aaaa. and OLD PEOPLE Karl ClrcTtlatioTi is the cause of most of the itM th it CtMBt with oM aft. advancing; year there is a decline of strength and VtgOC toe machinaTy 01 tnc botlv moves with lt-w spewl and acctirncv laoavM tin Weak MM irrrcular action of the heart the blood move. nmreVlov ' . bt B - b 1 BBd weal much of its life-sustaining; properties, and nancies, tis'-ucs nr. t literally j' 'or lack of nourishment. A sluggish nnd polluted Catcalatioa is followed by a long train of 1h!;'v nilmcnts. Coid feet, chilly sensations up and down the spine poor appetite and digestion, soreness of the muscles, rlMUiaiitic aiaa, hai . all I MtHanta skin, face sores, chronic running ulcers on the lower litnba and other jvrts of the bodv the.c nnd manv other iliseases peculiar to old in-onlc arc due t" a lack . health v blood and imperfect circulation. Restoration to bi ilth mnM cottia thnutgh the building up ami purification of the blood, thus adding strength and tone ti the vital ri'-nns and quick, hcalthv action to the circm S. S. S. being; stnrtlr a vegetable bloo I rr-uic Ijr and the beat tOBIC, makes it the most valuable and efneacious of all melicine for ol-'. peonh . It is tree from all mineral intrrpdients. nnd mild and nleasant in its nctmn. It cures ;.hi,1 diseases of cverv character, even those inhented or contracted in r.irlv Ufa, I'vKK vvi' VABMINUTOtl ilaUUtM piRTLAM OMMDuM A. P. Arm.treni U - B.. Irln.lsi .., tK-t:. progrtaae-e schoel cor.plcuous ; for IhWIiaak worV. wlili hnnilrn!. nl KniliiMlr I h, BaaMeai i- huukawsatrs aad Meawgranheri ' Alrrml ptood of h lugh .tiinrllng whrrr-vn known. It atrtdity grows lartter and laitter. Oirn t! Hit ynir Stnilrnt mtmlltrtl nrty time I'rlvnti or dsal infraction I.mrn what nml kaa tench, and whal it cost. Cslattanii- fry. Itttaril n( Olmlnra I, ! rHoatfaow pRRaUDmrT b. aoua cobkm - - omb m Krmn OH fMMSWXSK aj ireti:r I OR ODFr.nk, short u Umion Pacific J2m lch Chicago. I'nrilanil peels .t ii in via fllilit lllgtUM S f I .. . ft. MMjaaaa Bast '".t Mlaiith Bxprssi As t!ie svstem The Peodieton Academy la.it t... 1 w,,k";.J'"ni". -as- l . to. gets tinder the influence of 8. 8. 8. there is n marked impr he.itth, and as richer and purer blood begins to circulate appetite improves, and there is a softness and elasticity a have not noticed for years ; sores licgin to hc.il. peini in n Uallv cease, nnd JTOM find that it is possible to lie bappv ami Our IMlnlral department is in charge of physicians who Blake a sun and akin lUsoaarl If you w-ould like to have tluir " case, write them all about it and you shall receive such Information an von v.;tr. Ihii will cost vou inching. Others nave louna our ttu men. 0 S"tlll - fon t be vour ow-ti doctor when vou can eel medical advice free Blood and Skin iHseases mailed to all who desire it. I THE !- IFI SPECIFIC COMPAM, ATLANTA, OA the ectiernl ;h Uu- body the le skir. that you and joints prad- an In obi age a study of blood 1 advice in TOUT advice as al depart- eat benefit to them their cure beini: nm h more rupi'l as the result of ia! ilire' tiott- i c-- e- ?-oni our physicians. MX'ft OD wa never recognized a- Cri.pi' legal , went in deenair to seek refuge with !---wife by ijuean Margaret nf Italy, old mend. Tainajo, win- once more This ditnosition of the quean was long proved a frienJ in need, an impediment m Crinpi's political! The marriage ceremony . he explain w.t ami iii : not ccae ti hiuder him. ed to tin husband' "inteii.e aston- Thoroughbred Bucks.... PREP ARBS KK - Collenp- Teaching, Business. Tba cBsaalcal imunc pfaMPea for en trance to Praahmiui cla in ii'-li MnV kanaaa XU I'm ton and -siuiford. Tin Institution hit- been phi I QpOM the Attoradltad Llal by the State Hoard of Bduoatl hi s,. that irfu laatea are a l- initted to sinte certith-ntes. A husiness BOtltaa eiill to the lewt bUaltMMB college i nflered Kali term lH-giu BapteUllaM 'Mb. Addtaas REV, K. L FORBES, M. Ph., Pendleton. ' rppj) n I'riiiripnl. HI Paul Wa .alia U.i . I Kn.t Mail Sptikan Walaaai M4a.nL mail. MinasaMi ia' "ccan and Kner Stheduk. :.. 1-kiuvD. M a, in. Hhiiv except Sllllll .) - k, in. Saturaav IV p. m All sailing uiwt4tw . to uhautv. rnr Sat !. DPI am -j s. aa Sail i M dart. Columbia RiV(r In Anton am Inillnj. Duil.i ex. -uuila) a m. 01 "Willametis RiytP Oeaaaa Cltr. ,. Batom, lii.i.'a,B(i,,, w sy Uiiiiinri Best stock on Coast tht Telephone eontieetioi at ranch. A.i dreii Pilot Rook or Pendleton, Chas. Cunningham. Itla-h" hugene. Oregon. itaii lHrd In the tate. Two huii 1-e-i it'll, e an I the Art., ig and Music. New !. f voi new instruct i added to library lu th ( iitvurslty credit : hen lor luw and irtiuent ol SUttOattOB wmi rapsiiaiendsnta. t low Thna students large vtmlvri. un.vur- i i a. in Tnes Thr an I sai . k. m. ruei ll.ru nlld Sat Corvatllii ainl Way l-andltias. Willamstts and Yam. hill Rivers ' 'ri'goi - - .,, nan Wiii Undings. Last i Klparla I :ii a. in. I'ally. V. f Snsks Klvsr hipHris ti Uoliton -AAMSI.KV. A.ni y ;r. tnars an t to President or ilt-gl.trar - cataioguea, Kugt'te . i iregnn for HILL "LITARY WALLA WALLA'S, ROAD MAKING Htl. Over there in tiie county of W::.i Walla IhafJ are just now givng an ol ject leoaon to people of the Inland Km pi re They have issued a call for tne gathering ou a eeruui tiay of all pan. sous who are will mg to assist in straw -ing the public roads, and no doubt tlu-re will be a liberal response. Ar a rasuli, mauy miles of Walla Wa la county's roodr. will be inijirove.!. t tnc betterment of all interests. This straw iug of the roads is one manner of making good roods in a country in which the soil is pwculiar, and also where tbure are couiparat v. ly few rasi'laota. The sparsity of pop ulation throughout the Inland r.uipire is a reason why expansive methods of making roads cannot be adopted. Then too, the soil is of a kiud that rem lor it difficult to make roads ac cording to the plans pursued in other regions. All of this ftrguee in favor oi the Straw lug bee to be held h u,e Walla Walla county MMiple. It ia almost incomprehensible that our oitisens are so far liehiml modem idaas as to the value, oi good roads Running through these couiuies is a railroad system that lias just couipleinl the exjtendlture of 1 ,000, US' lor "Get lermont ol system, ' which is tin rail road man's term for making good roads. ibm 4,0110,000 was epeut in making ii easier of transport goods and pas-j auugtjxs over the lines. The beat bruin He might earlier have been premier had not this unwillingness of the ijueen to countenance tiie union pre ' vented. There are no divorce law in I Italy, so that his separation from hi child wile's successor must lie illegal. Crispi followed in the footstep of ! some dtstingtti" " n. !'- am: n- cured an annulment of la- marriage In .me princess that seemed to have a foundation in Italy's civil laws. The ' many aaid when this was done that Crisp ' political sun had set and that I he could never hoie to Iteeome a ui ill -; ister of the crown . The romance ofCrispi's life hegan I when be wa Irt, and tn Ins second year at the university at Palermo. There ' he met a beautiful girl of In. named Bosnia ami they (ell in love, lie cause of their youth Francesco' father oallis: him home. The voting lover iiiued awav in spite of parental at tempts to solace liim and their provid ing lor him change of scene and air. Then came new that cholera was de vastating Palermo. Crispi clandes tinely borrowed a neighboring far-ner' horse ami set out for Palermo and Ro s'lia III inamorata was the daughter of a widow and had three sillers and a brother. Bosnia was in neei of France, when he arrived iier mother was al ready dead, as were her eldest and vounger sister, iier brotiier was dy ing ! m sold the horae tn tin postmaster of Palermo and Willi the money the. untamed cared lor Bosnia and her one remaining stater In the meantime tiie mvsters oi ynuug Crispi' disappearance had ne at ueen cleared up and his familv had l motirne.l him a- dead one dav the farmer's horse came aloiig a stranger aud following th furnished the I rmpi family located I-ranees, i. who wa living in marital blia with his cblnl wife, iter sister - mipieting the household. Parent: ntrgivc nest lorthconiiug ami the three went to Ritatra. The pretty Bo snia lived hut two vear. After his participation in the nn S'ltveesiul revolutionary movenieiit id Hieiiy, Crisp: was imprisoned in the i Palais Madame it was in the prison ceil of tins olil palace thai the roman tic alia i r hegan which ha cast (UCh BBM ial"W over hi tile. i im mi. ruing Crupi saw pretty Ro salii Moiitmasaoii . she was in the ser I oi the prison lauudresa, and offer ed ti- lose the ciothe of "messieurs les iritiuillr Jaii Itlvjues, " who were not furiuslisti with clothes by the prison authorities. Rosalie took the nriaOMBC'l light bundle Oi clothe brought Ihetii back, and -.t in- aist. 0 have - Hint when there was notliing tn lake or ! tiring l ack Crisp, was scarcely M year mil. He hnrjked meiauchiily, almost sail, and iiad, iu the gir. ' eyes, the aureolc of the martyr and. of tiie eminent man around hi head Aud ttaSli tin fero ciou aaxsapirator. tins intrepid soldier, could transform inmself at will mro a fervent lover. Rosalie wa tieiore loug ishmeiit," had been a fraud, and the honils could easily lie loosened. Bo salie, oersuadeil hy I ami) nsenteii to a aeparatmn. and Crispi became once more free "to leave the hell iu which he had neon living." Rosalie lived at Rome, retired ami aim. ometime she was seen, deco rated with her diamnd cross and fo lowed b one or several dog. Her conduct wa irreproachable. It wa at a great court reception that Crispi met the llgaam Cripi of his old age. He wa- pa-sing through grand salon when a Human' Volga asked, loud enough so that he could hear it. that Crispi be pointed out tn the -i . .ii.- The statesman .aw that the woman tn whom it belonged wa young ami (air He did nm look around, hut he felt the eve of the strauger. who, a he heard, was a young widow, Hxed upon him all tiie ."..-mug Next day Crispi made a grea -peed .i parlia nt lie Strang er wa there .again ; their eye met and from thai moment he spoke for her only. At Route thev met again ; Crispi forgot in politic, his ambition and bis country ami only thought of love. H veil a woman who was worthy ol ins love, ami hi love wa returned They were married by a religion. ceremony only, the civil marriage he ing. (or the time, omitted hy Crispi, in order to prevent public attention ironi being attracted, ami to avoid ) cail. ng Roaalie Montmaison an out burst of jealousy. A year afterward ' tiieir only child, Peppins, now a' handsome wouiau, who I about lu tie, engaged to the duke de Commona wa I liorn, ami a few year later the elvil marriage took place at N'eple. which driven by j made Mute. Crispi the law ml w ife of clue thus i her husband ONE LINE time 10c illitt- IA. tllllva W H each extra IllasrtlOU. CLASSIFIED ADS. 1 A ..INK I IHr till tin Im, 1 par Hue P" line .I-' ..'As-Am-b extra r'.lon KKE LIVES i urns ,., . .juc . lima ;.s i tins JM lis ach aititltliiDa. lusartiou. aaa a.t'iui lusertiuu E LINE- SIX uum aja -.i u a'ldiuouai lUftvrtiuu PHrSICIANS. ARC H I TEC AND Bl'ILDIJRS. OR. W. O. roLk OKKIC8 IN T1.I ouiidiug . hours, lu to lit a m-: l to 4 P m Teispbou 77 F. W. viitCKlfT, U. U. OFKICsTKiAK ol Pirst Nauocal Manx nfflie unurv lu to 1. a. m. , i to 3 p m Ik. C. J. SMITH OffU k. 0 BR I iii. i'trudialnii natviua, Haut 1 .lapunii.- i. resnleu e Lili-paooa . H. 8. UARFilCUi. M. I) . b Oil re PATH Ic Pbjslclaa aud durgeoD o.'e It Ud Building Ttjlnpbout- uBlce olaul 7 rem iltrue. black ii J. ... .Mil. I. Kit. M. 1).. llK-SPAIN ill... i k i real aud oorrsot aye iroulnns taiarrual '.oudlUiiiu aud impairud bvariuf wuie pmper i dlMd lor ralracllvr arrurs MAR i in MU and Huielyr I'la Job wor a jJl in MNM aaai to laaay i. '. 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Ilraw-r 17. I ortlan I, Or Bishop Scott AcaiJeinv. PORTLAND, OREGON, liiuiid.l : A home School (or Boy .. Military anJ Manual training. Fall term openTscpt. ,,, I9oI. V nn i i i i ft."''", eostpeoiat Ka. nor " ' " ' ' i:' ' - ii - ren bull. 0 NORTH PACIFIC and rs is iu par.- buy. IS. le - Johu-aoour J Price, o I autawiu O OK K K k BEST FOR THE BOWELS If I (Ma't rvyil.r. krlth wTtfMfil of UM v 'i i hi-iog ttkm toeif Cis-ar mi ien i- ! Ih d. i n. orwwu 0 i. 'a. a luiu.suirju CANDY CATHARTIC IIIMI V a.al w i ourn t AT 'EM LIKE CANDY I FisaMni I ,. t i . pataal Taa Ommi Is.itoaal Srrr -tir-si Wisaaaa . trrii-- . SS and a .-awlt awr u-.i W'rtlr im I P.. aaaipl. aa.l !....., I oy I irianu. usaiui miroi im i w- loua A. L. HKAT1E Hat lags baa K. A. MANN. UETts! IN AsWOOlA lloi Bloc, over B tlloplnn' oft.-.-ATTOBNg Vb i ai.iki; A RAl.KV A rToRNE Y- i , L UBtylBs. e ii.,t uu BEaN A LOWKUi 1TTOENKY8 AT Law Hooui ii amo, laiioo Bis- x . lou Oragou KIR81 N ATluNAi urygii. Bane ot aihe; ig laerMgiVlf ruuo : Biixlyru luathod. '- i ar.;iul attention I wnu to K i N tWJLL. Pilic.pa. I. i lore proi litter CA1N1 HELEiVS HALL, S ' UiiUTI a.i. . '-"v i.a.iu, OKI;. Fol'NUEIl lUi A Home and Ua School lorliirls Mt'SP A 11 1 ANfJ ELOCI'TloN I Icanor lebbetta, Ph. 0.. Principal Hullinun iltwillin PM I. let. i hi l)ininu Cani. Tourist Skcpinu (Ar BT. PAl'l. MlNNEAWl ll LITH I RUO Til i. Ill Ml I'll i ROOKBT05 WIN.NKl'fct , HKLK.NAai.-I BtJTTE ItUOUGH TIGUll ( HM Ann WASH I Sf t'lON PHILADELPHIA NEW VOEK Id B8T01V and all iiuts l-aast ami Nouit Inruugb tickola lo Japan and s;i4 Taoouta and Northyru Pcl Ma4 TIME SLHEPULI- . ... U .ua . I 1 I ti.UU p. IU . Kor furlhyr iiifurswllun. tt aJJO and tlcketa, call ui. or wriM w. As dlaiun. nrogou. or A P &K l'Bird and MorrnoL SU . rf -a T. Ci . HAI LEY LAWYER. OKKH'E Judd Buhdloa Peii'tielou. Oregon N. BERKELEY uBu- in Aasot la. IN auu aurop. Masva to.. est aTa Lorl Ausnu; pr,. Vloa-praeideai: C B Wad Luteruaev aaaialanl caaaier ATTORNEY AT i.AW on B.ss-a K. 1). BOYD court at. ATTORNEY AT LAW 111 L. B. RKEOKit. ATTORNBT AT LAW. PsudUton, iirsgon KKK I.AW OKKK'E IN j P1U JiMl.r A Bui.diug b'TILLMAN A PIER' St law Mr Sltllaiau hai practice in I uno.l Stales luakc. .pas .all J el I'alwlll TUfc J'KN!!.k. c.pna.. lou.'uu . , lowed oa laAl d ad soid ou all i Ica'.luD givau lu pfcaldvat, J N Mo-ra cas-iior I 'Upp . .1. lie 1-a.l: iwJ .acP 1 f oa. yicsspraa.lai.1, T J KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN "0B SALE UK EXLH AhliE. llUcoua n ai 1 i'rtHt i.V) pipiuf laaiVury ail' .u,.v '"wP'l'. tanas. eVh,.r rtMwtt"",''"'ooiir '."o, 01- A las lur vl.,1.1 tr. alal lu Miuk Ik rspaciall oautBar are t uUiueUtU u ..i . - il. thai . nWI-etliea. un.l ,l..h. .. . i Ll TI. l i.a Boar, and to iliacovsr aae Ua l.e ii. lalo lu .eiuarkaitlt t-iuollicnl. , ii-ai.. Ii.g. aud purilyioK pnsrUea dnnvml lim tiie rat, was grcausxin tun aud lying ami bnaatlly ami Tiair, anil lu Ibi lieu- fur ak-eraU' imun.ni- aiid.-ua Invr.pirauou. aad fi win, 1. reaillb augg In manv ul The BDulathuya with I aslulllsllilis' ItelieUl lkMWasgSaaaliaa aM e.,nss Usvu Caaa. a.' aw.. I iuaa.aaatos .sa(vaa.sa,u has- I. .lie nl waal ' was! asasi lllga, dsn rtvt i'TIt I HA. Will pur ua, genUe T.O. .if Wholesale dealer in Ice, Wood and ScMJti Milwaukee Beer. t Henry Kopittke Help or Situation Wanted. C P. Cwik's Einplojiueiit Agency Uoruer Maiu aud Alia ritrwet. KKNDLKTON ORKtiON Oregon Lumber .aid Wo. iii (.L'riERis Kor barns ami dwellings Cheaper than tn. Lumber, Lath. ShuiuL li'.iiiuin.' Pa pur i iar Papjr. LiiUti ana Ccin.iil, Muuldinjjai Pickets Piaster, Krick and Saud, Screen Ho n 4 Wiutiown, 7.tsh and D001 Terra Gotta Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop's Alta St., opp. Court Houmc. Ni ' ui utiatrt nrnin m btHrtL IEUUEI In, peln. PAKE POl'.Mi-l UK Has the following barganib .'-' mam Whm l.aii.ii.-,iMi Bot took and hairy Ranch in QlKti Pi-mi,-. Cbmto, Qmt Houae, I J,t, iqq Very aeeirEble Very Hie-ap. J M 1SUI. UEa roLLowiaq oe- t: beeti Uagcu up by tt,a ul l al ib expiratloo B a blase Uaa, weight " ' y'd. braUUud Hal AN. QM Marshal. White Collar Portland Asl in Ku , LMs 1'orllsnd ruu Cam I g," i; I he Ualleb -PortUnd Ke Cl II Dailau r.at;r' "."', sill. LIU1U ' UUUJii 1 a..f- Van.ui.VBr. Cascadf Los -spriiigft, Uood Kiver w hll Ihe Oalie.. .. TIME ' A Eh Lsave I'tirtlahd Arrive TBe Paha ...... The LialltM Arrive PurlUud , Ualiaa lo roriiauu 1 balls lo Poriland suJ rv Mc.ie. lbs very ess. Sunday inps a Isadlea i haa Hie graU-lasl .sell. ""J laiiililii-luul OI At' e sa.WOi u..t ih..M y.iu X..1. rui- A. 1 rAYL'iK. A sfclLssa ii.iivvi a-inijiiiN .w IMirT I'kAl HEK A BAt.Me- Agl KTUEL Mct.t KN. Agi E W.i K10M I11N. Agl Hoft.1 . -mulll.-' BsxSJBB KB I lil.lsi.) is,7 H-Uhll( BJ oncs Ki.oiisri and dushw Louche YAMHILL AND ELEVENTH STS., PORTLAND. 0" Also 'K Hat oi town and 1 county property dmajj. lndoraad by Intluontlal buslusss msn. who employ s-acrinc .-sorthwsst Ttoroughly train young men and MBBBOa C1VU. BEIKVIUB axamluailoo and lECUfUOB WTUATIONB er to parsou its erdu1' tot m lusiruC Urrj naa '"".'a Ostalssa a.l I all la"