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TWO WEEKS BVMNKB8 AND WE IRE RECOG SIZED AS LEADERS f.v riff: CLOTHING IND ruityrsurxG husixess ........ REA. N We Bell for cash and at one prioc only. Our goods are new and tat iaf action guaranteed. We sell cheaper than any Othw houM in the city and our nsortmetil t the largest to select from. rive us a call. BAER$ DALEY Om Price Clotltiera, Furnilwr$ nwi Hotter. P MONDAY, SKITKMHKR 2. mn ir THE REPORT BE TRUE. It, intimated by tbe Walla Wall Spokeeniao-Review correspondent, tin arrest of Lavi Ankenv be a polith-a. mice, aad It, at is intimated by the Mine writer, it ba lor tbe purpose of injuring liim in bis campaign for the Unite.! States senate, and it, as lurlher intimated, tl.ttm Warden Klinn belong- to tha aati-Ankenv tac tion and utilised his official purer merely lor the injury of epilitn-al enemy, then the arrest was depiealle. If tbe arreat came about in tbe or dinary pursuit of tbe official dntiee of MM game warden, is wa proper. .Mr. Aokanv, himself, no doubt, wjaldjnot ciaim any immunity from arrest it. he bai violated tbe game laws of the state of Washington. Tne fact that Mr. Aokeoy Jis son spicuoas in Washington politic and business and commercial affairs, marks this case as one of which pertinent comment may be made poiuting to wards the improper use of official au thority. It will he understood that this case is bare treated ooly as by pnthetical. No allegation is made tha: the game wardeo was actuated ,by aught but a conscientous regard (or bit duty. Tbe Spokesman-Review corre spondent, however, gives plainly tbe intimation that it waa a political move . If that was the motive, then it will not injure Mr. Ankany. However he mav have done will be determined lat er, but an attempt to spoil a candi date's standing by the use of official power iu the manner indie ted doe not injure tbe one aaginst whom it i .lire.-ted. It always rebounds upon the odicial thus permitting himself to be BBSM the tool of designing politician-! It will so eventuate in this instance RATIONAL ESTIMATES YIELDS. Or WHEAT The Walla Walia Union estimate tbe average yield of wheat in that county for 1MU to be li bushels to the acre. Such an estimate is rational and reasonable. ome writers farther ui. towards Spokane have been printing estimates of their coon ties' average yields placing them as high as 10. Men who give attention to aocn th log in intelligent manner will know that all mates of ' bushels to the acre on tbe average in any eouuty in the Unit ad ritetea is made by irresponsible persons Walla Walia and Umatilla counties are folly as rich in wheat product i n. as are auy countiaa in the weat, and the waat is tbe moat productive wheat action ol tbe whole country The Union artimates the average there at 3b bushels. Tne hast Oregooian a few days ago made tbe same estimate for Umatilla county. Both estimates were made alter careful inquiry anioug men possessing information calculated la Ornish accurate data. When one considers that the average for tne United Htetea ia sowetlnug like ten buabals to tbe acre, for a) reactions tins '.N-bushoi average appears in its proper relationship to the entire coun ty's productiveness. It proves this to be ties banner wheat regioo 01 the con tinent. In arriving at this average, tbe ea tiniator comas across some remart.. single yields on particular farms Crops as large as and 6' evei. I busbies to tbe acre, are reliably re ported, while many are known to ruu from to to 6 D Lighter lari Is an 1 p r tial failure- from various causes re duce these on the averages made f tbe counties mentioned, so that busheU is j arrived at as the result. At these tigures, li acres of lanu yields 44J' bushels. Average coat o: raising woeat here is .Jo cents per bushel. This divides coat of produc tion and margin of profit: Cost, tl-H: margin, $o7'J. WHY SHOULD MEWSPAPEES QUAflBBL? Witnout making specibc men USA of any particular newspapers, there are many to which the remarks might ap ply,, it is pertinent to inquire : why should newspapers quarrel'' Newspa per of course, like individuals, will nave differences of opinion, and will voice their views strongly, bat that they have warrant to till their col umns with tireaome "roasts' on rival Mheete is not conceded to he in good taste. 1'ry goods merchants, grocary deal- era, lawyers, physicians, all of these ran tne coarse of their business with out engaging iu petty backbiting and uisgrssslul quarrelling. Why cauuot newsnaper men do tbe isms, and realite the same standard of gentle manly deportment toward each other ' It will be found to be wise, in in stances in which rival newspaper men themselves indulge in ungentlemaiily conduct, to ignore them, and not to descend o tbe lower level of ttie otber fallow. THE POLITICAL POT. "If," sai J tue Honorable Malcolm A. M'sidy. Ie I onversation witii a local politician in tue lobby of the hotel Sagamore last Sunday, "the democrats nominate Ciiauioerlain and we run User the outcome g doubtful." Congressman saws)) did not make this stetamen: for publication. He was not aware that a newspaper man was Britain earshot, but the remark was overheard and wss published, and has create.) u little discussion among the faithful in this neck of tbe woods. Mr. Moody probably based bis asser tion more upon tbe weakness of Oeer man uoon the streugtl ot Chamberlain as rival caniidates lor the gubernator ial chair of this great t.ti- of Oregon He no doubt understand, mat tbe fa I Ta BMI rack has HMM triends in the west ern end oi tbe state by his sudden en deavor ti mount tiie eastern uregon ban i wagon, which be claims is the chariot from his "home." In other words, the governor, in recognition of tbe strong claims tbe inland section ba upon tne next republican state convention, took occasion t recently announce tnat he is an eastern Oregon man entitled t the support uf the bunctigrss delegations as wet: as the Webfooters. Tins declaration i not taken seriously east ui the mountains and has bad the effect of weaken tug his aiready slender hold upon the peo ple of the Webioot slope. Chamlier lain of course is openly ami avowedly a webfooter. He hardly knows, poli tically, that there is a c xintry lying east of tbe Cascades. He is aware of no claim the inlanders may have for political preference He will go in with nis natural democratic western strength, reinforced by tuve votes of such western aud eastern Oregon re publicans as Mould rather vote for a yellow dog than lor oeer. Presumably Moody is lor a western regou man. yet it ui believed that the aspirations of . me good hu ncbgraat republican will receive at Mr. Moody's hands some little help. It is not known how be stands on the proposi tion that Hon Stephen A. Lowell would make a good man for t ie place, nd It is impossible to even gu. se his opinion of the capabilities of William Furnish of 1'endieton. It is uot known how he looks upon the aapii ationi of Colonel John Temple o ray EM . who stand- about as muci. snow aa a deed dog at running match, but it is be lieved, not without reason, when it is considered that the Hon Muleu.ui A. is about as Been a polntcian as ate made these days, that he rMCOEtni tee tbe fact that an eastern Oretton man can land the gatmrnator ia p om n a walk if tne convention can oe pre vailed upon to make a nomination lor this section .astern Oregon ha ieen s. long ig nored by the two parties in this slat that it has gotten to ! a sort of poli tical axiom that the bunchgraas re gion is easily handle.!, in th con claves of the partlee in this su te no attention has been devoted to the claims unadvanced, vet strong, which the inland region has held. All tne federal plums Of importance have lieen dropped in lertile ground west of the mountains, and all the candidate i t head-ol-lhe-ticket propositions have been selected from that region which BAD COMPLEXIONS RED ROUGH HANDS FALLING HAIR PUrUTU IT ?$0AP It stria at tue eaase ot bad mi. led. roujii. kaads, (along oabv biesni.nea, vis.. Mir -li.i. intuiusd. overworked, or slug. .Seat SjS. 1 1 1 ts 14 . Ura ars Uic mokic and tbe only popl m lUs saddlery tusius in FaudUlou lhal ess ploys lull lore of QMCtumius the er sruuud. id lusSc our umii na iiiiv. urueM. so ami Uu uul skua t He Irou Ito- l. i.irlas like el our eumiMbturs .ml iau tell jrou lUay ars as giasl ss buujr otlu , but lu.-j sre uul JOSEPM ELL, rtaraaa I is separated Imm the real polittrai rOtlRf Strength oi the slate by the (Jg eatle range of nn nntains. This policy of invariably ignoring the hunrhgrase ers is destined to result, if it Bsb already resulted, in creating in the : ranks of both tbe two principal parlies such a division as will pretty near host things op. It ia, therefore, in pursuing a wise policy, that Con gressman Moody stands pledged t" M western Oregon man. but etJ the BOB trary, is disposed to view the aspirs- 1 lion's of some tuinrhgraseer with favor, j -Raker City Herald. It is rather encouraging to note that I ( ongreasman Tongue of the nrtt dis trict, ha romp out in a letter to the oregonian advocating the abolishing of tariff duties on articles tbe price of which is enhanced by tbe operations of industrial combines or trusts. .Mr Tongue has ever been a radical protec tionist; high tariff on everything has been his reMgion. The position be n takes is an ackuowledgement of the correctness of the contention of many that high tariffs enc mrage trusts, and is an encouragement for the belief that even the moat radical protectionists now stand ready to give the people relief from the burdens ol protection and the grasping of trusts. - Halles Times-Mountaineer. In the division of state offices for the state of Oregon it is a well smwn lart that the great Inland Umpire has not been fairly recognized. This is admit ted by republicans all over the state, hut tut' not eastern Oregon been soine wbar to blame (or this condition of af-fair- Have the forces been properlv and harmonious! v concentrated at tbe proper time'.' The question is now coming up again. It has a good start already. What are the republicans go ing to do? Several candidates bave been prominently mentioned. Local iavurite are beiug put forward in dif ferent localities While this is a oaa ditto, that alays exists, it is a matter that should be settled before the meet ing of the next republican state con vention. The republicans id eastern ( iregon shoold come to some sort of an agreement upon what they are entitled to. and the Oasette believes that the next republican state convention will do what is right and just Heppner Qsaotta. ITS TO HAVE HICK. LUXURIANT HAIR ihm am; lmitrfi1for le- ii Pi lit V a r t wrtrisn ; knmrt whttiBr- ul aid in brauir It I. c' rttgMM tuur aV tiitck and luxuriant m m) or: auM 'IrtfiL tuts. N, BERKEL Has the following bargains .J20 Acres Wheat Laud.$l'00 BtsTt BtQOst Slid Iairy Kam li iu ( 'ama 1'rarie. C'hap iood Houe, 8 Lote. $1Joi Very I)esiraile BatidfatMl Very ( 'heap. Also big list of town and counts property cheap You get Good Beer.. When you drink PILSNER BEER. Guaranteed not to cause headache or dhc.ineB Ask for it. Schultz Brewing Co. Wholesale dealer in Ice, Wood and Schiitz Milwaukee Beer. Henry Kopittke Blood Poison THE MOST DESTRUCTIVE OF ALL HUM AM DISEASES. The ttoisnn elected from the fanes of tbe rattle snake is not more surelv fatal than the gious Blood Poison, which pollutes and vitiates tbe blood. destroys the tisanes and bones and eats like a canker sore into tlir llesn. ... . .u. Thu, disease appear, first in the form of a little sore or Mvstr-r oon " glands Wg.n to swell, pimples break ont on the body tbt KWtb sWWg oe, ome wSn, making it psfSaM to eat or swallow ; dreadful ulcers appear on tbe lonoue mnnrr rolore.l suiol. be and come as the disease provresses. and the destructive virus takes 'SZSVEk the system. Tin medical men are as sorely perplexed over the chapter oi uo blood poison as ever: thev tell vou to take mercury and potash BMBtBsEy sss , r OVR mtr HOME TRtATMlKT, Our book on Contaaious Blood Poison rives more Information about this disease than you can possibly wet from any other source. It describes accurately and fully the symptoms as they appear In each stawe of the malady, etiablina the reader to correctly diag nose his own i-.f. and. by followina the Instructions laid down In this book, to successfully treat himself at home. Should the patient need any special direc tion or advice, our .physicians will be alad to corre epend with and help him alone- In every possible way. Don't hesitate to write fully about your con dition ; what yon have to say about yonraelf will never ao beyond OUT office. Ton can bave the best medical advice and this valuable little book without any cost to you whatever. Our physicians are In coireepondonce wtife hundreds all the time, and hare auccesalul!y treated thousands of oaaes. Don't despair of a r IS numethina else has failed. soon show s'ns of In lialcr and fkiler. oud f H 1 ha r. to venrs been rr ful di ise. fdtntlr. but thoroughly, it removes all traces of the poi.c without the least injurs t.. -. v 4 , i, ,: THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, ha. Spokane FOR Industrial Fair SEPTEMBER 10-21 ' RATES via. For mil particulars call at F, BYERS' BEST FLOUR To make good bread use Bvers' Bsst flOBBf. It tk flmt premium at the Chicago Vforld's Fair overall competi tion, and gives excellent satisfaction wherever used. Kverv sack is guaranteed. We nave the beet Hteam Rolled Bat lev, Seed Rye and Beardless Barlev. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. BYLRS. Proprietor. The Portland Carnivai Don't base sight of the fa"t that the i'.irilaud Carnival will i in the big Exposition BlllkUnC and Multnomah Held adjoining and w ill run oli and eviiiiui, froiii rseptemiM-r I- (. . 1 1. .oi.r i. It wil; ia asjg of the itrande.t expositions that ever ie-.'iirred on the i'a.-itl. i 1Mtst mill all iiid Mirif it! i- represented 'I'liere will be two full military b.ttidt. a . i., 1 , 1 a s aim i boat of im- -u! attra'-tious, including a Militnry rasUBUMBMEtt, Athletic Iranian. Hafaa Show, Kireworks. etc. All tran sp'irtation line will give sp-;ial redu -ed rates, und exrur aiou tii'kete will be go-wl for seven days from all points PHVSICIAME. i)t. w. o. couc. OFFioa in jruu Bunding oBUc Bours, luioLla at. : I to & p. a. Tslsphoas 77. V. W. VIN'i KNT U 1). OKKICK HKAB t4 Fim Nsuoca. Hans u aourt it to 13 s H ;l ulp. a DB. C. J. gMITU, orricK o KB IKt fsu'l.ciwu savins. Baas Teicpaone 11, rssiilsuw Wlvpauue I H. b. OaUflKLU H. I HuMKoPATH It Phyuctan and Surseou OBl'r id Judd Mulidiug Te.spUouv OBtiv lla i ' res. lsucc biatS it J. U. M1L.UBU M. U.. DKSPA1S BLOt'K irvau and currscu afe iroublos .aiarrual cuudilioiu aul i40(ir..-.! asanas BlasSSS uroetfl)i ailed fur ralraciiti rror la 1. J. M KAl'L. aOOM IT, ABbOCIA lioo Meek Talepaoac a rotidcuoc ule ...... black 141 08TKOPATHU PUYrtil'lA.Nfc OKU. Kejras A kajss OBlw. ou biuck east of BUS lull Blurt UK. LYNN r. Bl.AKKSL.fclK CUKOMC aud oruus llnsiss au.l l,io. ul usi. H. iluus. cor Wsiar aud Ms in fsj., trvodlc loo or. ABCMITELT& AMD EUILOEBB. MAEtTIM Ml LI.KU. i,UX I'KACTUb and bul.der 'lain and .pacincaUoiu made telly Bbup 00 Cotiouwuod .us.:. Bast Ui isaa. Jo'. 0.. asm. In .hop T. y. MuA AK1 AK H 1 !'K T AND 8U tHiriBUadeut. makes cumplsle and reliable piau. lor mi i i.ii us. tr. Ike ciiy or oduduj Room 17. Juj I building .-tlM.h k l ULt. I UNTKAI'TOKb AMi builders Kail ma las luruisbrsl on abort ao Uce Job jofk a specially Prom pi Mines. Shop ou BiuE slrwtt. near Mala sliest 1) A. MAY, COHTBALTUK ANJJ builder kslimaua lurulsbesl ou all Sluds ol .. -T unmeul aalk. auiuc nails .U oi ders .an bv leil al Ibe East Oroguaiau eBtce. virus of Conta other cliararT.er.-nc signs ""'.; IC I 4t V 1 4 PI, v. " , , ...... ,t, iWw: r.n.c; uikmj S?on:ncll 01 no nuni.u being can stand this treatment long; besides, thev do not cure the disease permanently, as thousands know from experience. jv s a is the on'.v rusranteed purelv veg etable Mood purifier, and the onlv antidote lot this peculiar virus; it purifies the blood and builds tip the con stitution. The appetite improves almost from the first dose, the sores nt var v? m V 4. llhiR, and the unsightly, dirty splotches ami eruptions H known am', used as a remeilv tor tnis ni - . . . Excursions THE 0. L & I LINES the O R. I N. ticket office V WAMSLBY, Accnt lei SI. km OH'J DAVVtAU. Mrop Eleiiaatly ParauQDd stedm Heated l.ur jpjan Plan Ulo:k a id a half from depot. Sample Kjoib In connection Koom Rate 50c. 75c. $1.00 CBBTI8IS. la Judrt BulldloE A L BKATIlt, D. 1J. g. OKKICK OVKK aavtas. haut lias admiiiuicrl B. A. MASK DKNTI8T IN AHMOC'I A Uui d.ucs ovar f B. L.opuu . ofloe BANES AMD EEOEBBs. THf fcAKMKKe BANK Ofc WKrJToN Wasuili OrsxL Uum a gcucrs. liauims oiuiuoaa Eacuaufe oongi. 'cliuu. prutnf nj siieuuXI iu AEairt ia mu.i sseslUat cuodi.luo sod so rspuriad 4 pun bi latssiujaiiuucuaimilhsrol rvtpuiu'.b.e cUisou. o.:.r. k J.iosuu Drssidcu; . ou W roft1?- prssiisu. m i-.tiw, casoicr K kll.or MSiaiaui asnicr Q A hariman M M Jonu. T I ,iix , ura- J r Ell4u,- lu.u,r, Ummi. u i r-ruabSM. KltUiT NATIONAL baNK CI- ATHKNA oroj. Lapila. Wu.iac, .urpius ,u.l p.oni. BMBO. luurssi on urn dopusiu, bUu in lurauju an.l doaMslK oioaaiurt (,ol.tii04u urunip.., aiicudad 10 HsorfC A.Um, urcT fdaul T J kirt vtc piid.ni EL hT, BEAMBEWaj Mr. K I Barusu aMuLTui KIHbT NATIONAL HAN if. UK HKNUUt ion Capita. l7n.uai .urn.j. , acu s genera, baukiug businca. Bion.nsr and UiesraphK irauslera e..d ou i.'oicagu Su Pmujisoo, Now V.iri an prlncins L-'nu. ,, lue Norlbwe.1 br.lu bra.n on ?.n. "a and Europe MaSe. col.er tiumi un rea,ur" larau Lsvl Ankany prsaideu: w y u J vica-prasldaui C B ade casnier ti , Uuernsay, assuiant oasBiar THE PKNLH.MTUN bAVINUb UAS'K -idia ion Oregon Organised Marcn l!' oapual iraVKii. surplus o 5 iDU?r T..' lowed on Uaw depuaiu Bacbaiui. bmnaik and sold on ail priucipa. point fio.oi.iVi uuuon given u, soil. Unas a i Turnist, P0B SALE UK KXLMABUE A NEW 8IX Hol.rih PuWEk OAbO line eugiuc and all Inula, cumnteu: uuk. pining, baiury ami slsein .parkcl . 10. price, or wlllaacbaugc lor .ui.faou.1 J i Paiidleuiu. oreguu PARK AM- WAMIIV' TON STRKKTS roRTl.ANT ORKOOlv A Srm.lr..r.: I I H Principal A practical, nroare-irr vhool corspweoes for Ihorougl -ork with hundred. ..( ers.luale, I In poailioos ss tw.kkrrpcr. snd strnrsxrapher. ! Alres.lv 1 si sf hiE" stndtn wherrvTi known. It wcsdlly gtw twtter and batter Open sit thr year Modeats sdmltted say tlsjis. Prlrstr or ct laaUSSBaa Learn what and host we trs.b. snd what II coats CaUtoetw free Hoard ol niractar n r TiwrMPBOft raaaiaaNT D A.I.I COButfj - - DAMP M l'PNtO The IViulleion Aiademy - nOEPABM KoR- n IE aasi VUIIVEJ Oj Teaching, Busine ;s. TI... . Uuical leailOB iirv-pH',". M EOT ;min'r' t" Kreslinmti idaes in N -h Mr a. Yale. Prliu-etoii und Stuiifcrl. I n. iii-stitiitioii tiiv le 11 place! ii;hii the .Vcredited 1,1st by tile State Boi.ni of KMiK'ati ill tlliit trrndimt. ' ! 'i 111 "led ti state Hrtrt."ate. A businese BoBOBB eiiial to tlhe Isjnt j Iiusinew colleire Is o"d'erei. Kali tenn l'ein S.pteinUT M h Addrwe UFA', t. L PORBB, M . I'll.. Pendleton. iregon P ISHjiBSM. iiiversitv ui Oregon. bugene. Orsgon. H:f bs- itao lard In BBS 'tst two. teundred ire" ,l Li ;-rn- i- - i-mi an I In. Arts, r sin! Eue: buildings and e-jui orv ; nsarlr " tail Stun at- Hcbi spss-lsl roars, to m.lti'a. .tudsnts. .nu(! sn.i m sssa, sw lent. Kveii new tis.trufi in., ail.lol tu llbsarr 10 vritlj ualvs'isl ty crvdli; is. h- n lur Isa and Impertinent of '.uiaiinu I - '."schsr.. prin'lpal. ami .iit wrliiietidvnls Tuition rras. coal ol .mug low fbree students grsotsd Kbolar.blps in targe auterti univer sities Iu t'Sll Heoil Dams to President or Registrar lor circular and catalogues. Kug' tic. rsgou. LTTAKY 4wk rELasf J. V HILL, M. Pi 1. -I .e.. CIM HELEN'S HALL, POKrLAM). OK. Fill NDEP Bsse A Home and Da School for(iiris Ml SIC. ART ASb ELvKtl'ti .s (ileanor lebbetts. Mh l Hrincipal s' e bss nti taa.i. b.pe..iU. all la PuintiusaU of well iaipfM.1 a.nu-,1. Uk-OJ lur ullgr I Ui .i..piuaiit I r 1 1.1.. A las I ' iiqns lur chilli seal sat. aiai 10 01 fm Music ba 'trkUtrj, awl Fskf ... attru.: iMtaUvfua; appiv tt K l.KAN oil t. IKUBK'rifi, rlu. Bishop Scott Acadeiin. PORTLAND, OREGON Koondil iV A home School for Boys. Military and Manual training. Fall terrn opens Sept. 12, iqoi Mt a laeullf ol i.i,. compauut lsbars In tn" .0 rTiii .ffu '"'.ir" l"' SB" ta','l 1 1 -i ,in'"' ' l"'"ie'PS'- and U:. nr 10 Iu - ' olfaaa ZnA IK " lo Pr"sr buys a... ', 1 nJl 1 (""'sasiouai and busintsat vawd 4 Slid ar Tbe j Iroiu a Sw ims tnorougnly raur " SBvelsm utsiasaf in.itv s M raosivs camlm at on a'-aiuguc wrile akhiri .vgwiLL, ui. rigni baud Augu.i A, iitji 4 M teATBMAW, Oil, Mar.ua; r-S I tUl.l.lIKu jm,; f k"-.v a privats in fSu , RR 1 nU'. lor admission to BBJ ' i r r 1 I li tnl .srii- .tn.'. ua-iDrt -"nun mil IStier. i TiO n0ish and Business TAMIUU. -vJro.galaBVfaTfct STS., P0BTLAND. 01 S 2gr .Oregon Shout Um UlOOiHPAClHC nsr.sT TlmsSehsduls .IT From Psndlston 15? (hl.agr) Knit Uki, lientsr BsJ I'.irilaud Wnnh .,.:"l. Sp.'1'ISl M m is IIUlll 111SI011 sasilljr, l Lnul.. ch .j.. AtlaiitK Kxpns 6 S a. a via Hum lliatnl. Irlall Uke, Iiiyer, J sastltr. Mt r-sjls najlm . 'ago Mi.t hasi "" f rfl I'.ol tt'.ll. U.li. . . Fast Mail Bpukana W sliar, Hbii'.' -.. a ui man, UlUBeapoli. St . via l-.n, Duluth.'aut.u 8piksne kee. rhirago and East (kean and River Schedule. FROM IMK1LASD !mp m. All saillnf date. sagjESs 41 iuaui For Sai, I'rancisco U a a . , .n... vnept suudsy - p av .-valurtia) in p. m. tolumbla Rivsr To Astoria sn.t Lax.liniri. 'Pa ML.1. Wlllaroetts Rlvsr ttmilv as -iu la) lOrvgon Cliy, Nrabsn is . Sa m Salaru, ln.len.ad.uc. ti.lsiZ, I and Way Leading. . a m CorraltlB ati.l U'. ' - I Tues Thrs Lainllngs xio s, ssaa 1 UKI tr wlllamstis mlliin. "am hill Rlttki., . rasa. fh IB. I (iregen Cltr. Iiajrk.n son si aud .sat auu Vta Landmp tasrr Laavs j ('..pari : Snaks Rlvsr LesIM, lially. I Rlparls is Lsa ISSBi I Ui,, F. F sTAMBLEY, Agnt. Ptsdawc Take the... Washington & Columbia River Railway For (.'bit K". It Paul, si. IuK ran bv Ity, St. J(-, 1 hiiatia, and All Points ELast and South Portland and pointi on the bound TIME CARP. SEPTEMBER t. twl. West Kouud Leave Walla Walla I sa. . die ion : pea ; Spukau. : ... pm: irnr. Tmsss ,. . am -M-atll.. .'nil . Ea.si hound - Lsavc Btaltls ll ssi; Ttstai i . oi ; Arrive w alls w .... pn: Fsaalaa .. o am , Spokanv I las an. Pot information raganliug rsla- snd 4.s uiislalion.. call on or address V. . AbAMs. Afni issdisuiT.. "iwa b B. CAi.bKKUI.AL, 0, f, a,, W.lla walU. wait White Collar Urn Portland-Astoria Nuutr . Xuhimu" iHiirisasaaa 4JH. ia"m c lCSpt SUSS) t. 1 Lsav. Portland .. ' A. k 1 IMS f vS.I. I ,Vr AMm. m ; f. g. The I ahes -Portland C. .. tloila.- i .t .ss. oir. baiicj uauon , .pt au.oi.Vfr. CmMr Lock, si. asrui .sunns.. Moo.1 Kiv.r. Wink aa.aua. BBS su l b.- Iiallvs .vi 1:1Kb Luave Portland . A-rivTbr balles - Lnavc The balics P I Arrive Portland W .1 iMlies to Portlaud rAar. . j w .ortauJ su.l rtisn. . m U..IM tn. vur. tsrll nunds) irius a Uailiun lasiur. T BBB TM-k.U lor iHitn bvacuss on sals si Is. 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