Have you aeen our tock of
j Hsh and Well Fitting
and Overcoats
and Children; all new patterns
Mid cuts at popular prices.
nfc.ren's suits $1.50 to $5.
'y's suits
ni's Suits
rcoats
t. --T :
$4.00 to 12.
$7.00 to 20.
$4.45 to 20.
DALEY
Mcn, Fumuilwrs ind Hatters, Pendleton.
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heretofore.
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to tievee in ptiyaical
, no. iong wa
ifafii''ally, and h place
ttHklt for torture. The
Her rational view in
s.) .-in. Why nut (ol
"wXi ni lair forward elepe
efaun Ii onto grouinl to
no women of ihouiilit and
lew without itddiug up
twet of I .j.-1 1 aud tiieir
-rigt.i to independent
pariiapK attract ajiam men
'a, aiwt check the drift of
hruiB the rat nun
VWMjlolow the one per.
Mil. rTrod lb earth.
MATTE N OF CONSISTENCY
oi,-oi Blai.tiueii ayn the Kaal
Milan ia inti.iiBiatant. The Mateo
aVfgtoarfc ia a follow:
flK. Ur,L...niau, m IVuillotou ,
On. u ifaa '"' '
U-n u.Mt Ja )(
a riK'i i tha eutiai-' ..-.I in eaat-
Hrii. ... alt wad Saw "Hie to nay
ti .rits aliottl (r
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Hi
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matt?
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uul a
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t to In ul mile
Oregon, out
yat in. Kat
Mfilhumtfon lo-
'thalandini the
juat 25 uiilea
traiulit r. uii
khat he Hiiendk
ha in p. political
iali politi at
bf .-.in. I In.
uimiiK in the
y reaaouing
I .in ii, .'ii. It-. I
Wauae of hia
L'aiui' of hia
uuiWendatiou con-
.ucation, wliicii
.ii overlooked,
.tcularly the oh
..an in reprint
in tlie Halam
the brand of
the Slatedinan,
nt an.-, readiug
White of the
lulnc, ia alati
tain, uau-
i ate
f
it ur him of availins liimaelf of tln
Iarv provided hv the nthw to run the
i. in Train- partv while he ueulei'lN tlir
nllieiiil tuiainecH of the rnnntimi afore.
nidi The Knntem Oregon liepnhlicnn
al I DMH call- upon him to chanue hip
MttlHOI toreaign. Deniooratie oflaiwll
are not likely to do the latter. Tin
BMtMwMa,
BtlWW twi will leave October 17
ior Colambaa, 0., to participate in the
Campaign in that tate, making stump
: ''- for the republican!) Mrn.
(teer will arrompany the govenmi
will return immediately aftei
. lertmn and expect to he hoiue ahmtt
N.iveiiiher 10. -The (Statesman.
Herein two oxea are gored. In
which, moat intelligent reader, in the
m gored the more torely? If, hh one
in (K'rmitted to infer from the Salem
publication! it he wrnnu for a llano
afallfl dintrict attornev to devote part
of liia time to politics, how about a
NPObtioM governor?
Af BITRATlON IN NEW ZEALAND
Sometime since there was given in
these column a sketch of the general .li-ia ;
diameter ami method of operation of I ahout among i Ii
the Now ealaud law enacted in
"to facilitate the settlement of Indus
trisl disputes hy conciliation and arlo
t ration " Kecvntly the state of New
South Walea aent a commissioner i
study the workings and effects of ( the
KOW 'ieainiiii , ia wilii a l)a to Mtar
mining the propriety of similar lajgia.
lation for its own i .pie. The Mb
stance of the report, with the addi
tional light thrown on the matter hy
other information, has been mail.
1 1 1 lii it in correaponden e I rum Sydney
R B, W. Tfio iulormatiou thus given,
while favorable in many repect.doer
not quite juitify the glowing picture
tha have teen drawn of the industrial
. i ItlioB in Nmw Zealand, the "coun
t wi .e ut strike. "
a
According to the New BOOtb Wal
commissioners report there I. -vi h.
no atrikea of any maun it ode since .hi
net came into operation. It has nana
fitted the workmen, for most ni tin
awards of ttie Imaril and court organ
load iiinler the act have been given in
favor of the men, granting ahorter
hour, higher wages and eaater OOndi'
lions of labor, These Umetlts have
baen gained without the friction ami
intiiTiie that atrikea would have geti
.rate. i, and thore are now better rela
tion between employer and emplnve.l
Manv employes who were originalh
ho tile to the act are now favoral.n
disposed to it, because by aattling the
ratio of wagea ami the condition of
production for a fixed period tin
latote lias enabled employers t Itai
into auntracta with the certainty that
Uiav will U- able in fulfill them "hi
art ha 'he universal rapport of tn.
workman. Tha aouimiaaionar wa
nl.li in find among them the i.pi -it i
to riimpulaarr arhitiation whicli bar.
been reported as existing among Ibc
workmen ol the United States and
Ureat Britain.
The whole conntrv i commending
the course ol the OuTfalii authorities in
the Unnlogar. ease The great danger
was that the BUIfdaTPI should he per
mitteil to gratlly his insane vani'v hv
'(leeches ami interviews. and thus haie
I fully stir other minds like his own.
j Hut'he was kept ID close confinement
'and beyond the reach of newspaper re
porters and !)f terlcal person, and he
has been tried with an tne nesp m in
consistent with justice. (Considering
the magnitude of hi crime, he has
hardly had the shade of notoriety that
he must have expected, and his
friends, if he has any, have been
cheated out of the spectacular effeeta
with which, unfortunately, the mur
derers of the ureal are ton often sur
rounded. Nothing could he more terri
hie to him nt them than the cnhl
formality uf the indictment, the icv
progress' of the trial Me nai. even
armed with eminent legal counsel, in
order thai no scandal of irregularity
might disfigure the nroreei ling! In
short, the law treated him us the
Bftnaa of It.. hernia treated tin presi
dent of the suicide club ill Stevenson
tale, giving, bin. till the c invent tonal
nrivileges of tin Bald Hut he must
have read death in iti eye the moment
he was led into court, and tn do him
justice, he seemed to .recogniae his
fate, and receive it w ith a mean sort ot
indifferent e. Who Ol our distinguished
preachers and public men who out
raued common sense, in the first
paroxvaisms of thier wrath, Mill deny
that thissteaily inexorable enf rcetnenl
i ( the Ian of the laud i not botWf, a
a public example, than the lynching
tliey favored so stroniilv at first'.' The
people and the authorities ill Hul'lalo,
deserve everv word of applause they
have Intd for their level-hesde ' enndne'
to a n.osl trving position. Wa take it
that thev are better representatives
of the people of tins lountry than any
of the frenzied uentlemen who leaped
into the newspapers, on the night ni
I .ptctnlier II
a a a
Apparently the public likes to see
the almost ostentatious indifference
with which Mr. BooatfWii reuards the
danger of assasainat ion fie goes about
Waslunuton unattended except hv
agents of the secret service whom the
department node after htm on its wn
reaponsiiiility. Tliis ia eminently
i hiirac.teriitic of him, am! it is so
picturertpte tn ace him flinging hue
the challenge of anar. hints and
roadmen, that it in bard to quarrel
with bis hearing Hut fomethin else
is to lie i oiihhlcred hesitle the natural
American to going
fellow . mint ry men
I With gioinl over hi per.m. We tuny
j presume that the short shrift allowed
to ('solg -sz and the general detestation
ol his crime have scotched anarchy for
la while. Hut l lu' crank la still aim, ml,
aud there is no need for Mr. Hoosevell
to give iresii proof of ins courage. No
i one cool. I Mjapeel him of unmanly f. nr
if be took i recaii I. ions thai instantly
iiugi'st themselves to tuoiightful men,
land niei'lal I v if he Oholtflbfld the
public levee That hinelion has out
I lived thedays.il its ii-eiiilness in i
I now a torture to the unhappv oAglol
J when it is not the smir, e of danuer to
hi" life. -Collier's We-klv.
SAMPSON BROKEN IN HEALTH
Admiral Sampson, broken in health,
beaut with anxiety, suffering chagrin
and dknppni fitment al the time of life
when he should have been possessed ol
the quiet, peace ami I appinc' earned
in long ami hoimranie service (or hi
...iiiitry ll nll'led tn tne svoipattiy of
his patriotic fellow- linens, even as
fur vears ne posiesatil their unhiuml-d
confidence and admiration There is
not the slightest doubt tbst the unfor
tunate controvetay into which he was
drawn ahout the honors of the battle
ol '-anti tgo. together w ith the disap
pointment tine to in- abeeon from the
uieatest naval battle in the world's
history, has emhltl red the closing
veers uf his active service in the
I nilcl Stales navy, while it may
jusllv no feared tnat liH life will lie
ihofbaoad thereby, i 'ne can ardratly
hope lor the complete vindication of
Admiral Schley and Still (eel a pro
found sympathy for Admiral Sampson
in the physical and mental hreak
tjowO that apiatars to have overtaken
him. OregouiMli.
That ia the favoralo aide. There are
ime apparent drawback. It i
charged that while strike have tie
creased disputes nave greatly In
creased The board of conciliation and
court of arbitration are overwhelmed
witli case and nopeleaaiy in arrears
The premier ot New Xealaud aouud a
uote of warning against the wholesale
siimmouing nf employer which ip
'riding the act to death." The award
have oeen disastrous to p. one inilu
Iriea, threaten to work injury to
..them, and although the iniurtou
effect is as yet small in proportion lo
the whole volume of iuduatry, there I
apprehension of the result ahould a
period of hard timet) come. The aris
ing of wagea hy the action of the
bairds and court has increased the coat
of living, and epeciaily in the time
of rent. -Cleveland i'laiiidealer.
JUSTICE TO CAPT. CLARK
it would aeem tO nngJ observers
that it is high time that the natiou
perform simple act of justice hy be
stowing some mart, of rOOOCflitiOfl
upon a navai OasOW win, nOBU to have
teen lo.t sight of io tne present
imhrogli.j. Captain Charles Clark,
who commanded the Oregon, ha not
bean accorded the recognition due nun
lor Ins gallant services. Instead of be
ing pnnotod and rewarded he actually
lost his rank. The Oregon's memorial
run from San KresoiaOO t. Santiago
will be recorded in hiatory and not
forgotten while the American navy
exists. The part played by the Oregon
in tin- naval battle of Santiago fired
with enthusiasm everv American
heart, but the gallant commander of
tbature.it lihHii.- machine what of
him? Commoner.
QOLD OUST twlnm do your work I "
"Lmt tow
Millions of Mothers
USE QJTICURA SOAP, assisted by Cuticura Ointment,
the great skin cure, for preserving, vpurifying, and beauti
fying the skin of infants and children, ior rashes, etching's,
and chafings, for cleansing the scalp of crusts, scales, and dan
druff, and the stopping of falling; hair, for softening, whitening:,
and soothing red, rough, gad sore hands, and for all the purposes
of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Millions of Women use Cuticura
Soap in the form of baths for annoying irritations, inflammations,
and excoriations, tor too ffW or offensive perspiration, in the form
of washes for ulcerative weaknesses, and lor many sanative,
antiseptic purposes which readily suggest themselves to women,
especially mothers. No amount of persuasion c. n induce those
who have once used these great skin puniu: bcautifiers to
use any others, especially tor preserving and puriiying the skin,
scalp, and hair of infants and children. Cuticura Soap combines
delicate emollient properties derived from Cuticura, the great skin
cure, with the purest of cleansing ingredients and the most refresh
ing of flower odours. No other medicated soap is to be compared
with it for preserving, purifying, and beautifying the skin, scalp,
hair, and hands. No other foreign or domestic toilet soap, how
ever expensive, is to be compared with it for all the purposes of
the toilet, bath, and nursery. Thus it combines in ONE SOAP
at ONE PRICE, the BEST skin and complexion soap, the BEST
toilet and baby soap in the world.
Complete external and Internal Treatmont for Every Humour,
s a a Uon.lfttiig of CUTICURA Soai io de - tin kin of cnut anil
iwlOaja p.. iic .mil ..iitn the thick- m
If I 11 ill I mm I n -unit h ill:.- it.-hliix. piil.ni.n. a i, ;..un m .....tin- .in, I
seal, uii. I i 1 1. i it v iti .i i i tu ritul aial elvansi tht bl I,
u . i siNnufc an U nficn .ititli liiil to cure tin i, ,,-t lorturtna, dlsllg.
THE sal urliiH, uihI ImnilllaluiM -i.tt. li- ami hi I hiinioiirit, wftlt l.i.n
of hitlf. whn all else fll. s.il ihnnii(h"iit tin worltt. Ilrin-l. InmsM I Si io.it 1 A
Son.- -'; ami J- Charterhouae s,(., I.iiintoli. I'otiiii I'lin INH LIIK5! tone., boll)
Pup , geataa, t a. a
A CARLOAD OF CAKPLT
all ni the pewi ll god latest patterns,
ggpgojglljf aoloctod for our A tit tun
trade, lias arrive!, and the goods are
now in our store ready for tile itisiiet
' f' ''on ' ' ''" ',uers They comprise
tl" lini'.t ,ii.i -'I ' liinti'-. tapestry.
TftAj ili(4iain anil lirusMi.-l-- evel shown ill
'wiit' " Pondleton Carpet at 5m to ti yard
tt a. pajiei and matting al cost Un
I i I i a
ueriaKini; uomi-. always on naiiil.
r
JESSE FAILING.
HEATING STOVES
before purchasing come anil
look over our large and com
plute line of heating stoves
whicli we are selliiiK at a very
low figure
HANSFORD & THOMPSON,
The Leadiny Hardware Man.
Hotel Pendleton
Under New i v
Sand foi our
FREE booklet.
"Colder Rules (or
Houtework."
fou at find that
GOLD DUST
m more convenient, cheaper entl OeUer trier, ti
em kind s good u COLD OUST, end no ol
Uuui enyiluua ale Try a ono end you will en
iny price There a no rl'taiiner of
it COLO DUST will not do cellar
mm
g. f glgOAMg COMPANY Ctuceno Si U-n tie., .oik UcHon
i
Strictly Plrst-Claob
Kicellent Cuisine.
Every Modern
.Convenience
MH LaaariB mW W ' ' an ' ' aVaaati ILal
Give Us a Trial.
Rdleb $2 00 a day
Special Kates by
Wei or montb
Kar and milliard Uaoms Headqat;ra for Traveling Met
The Best Hot' Vi Eaatern Oregon.
Van Urn Bros , Propti Successors to J. E. Mourv
AWmw ,u;ia i, .
aaaaaT ut w trtttui
aaaaV1 1 tm
CURE YOURSELF ! Httlp OP SitUtlOn
'a. Hi i 1 1 ii UULKlUraJ
Wanted.
C. F. Cook's Enpl(peDt Agency
Ut Hi. 41 for UULftlUfAj
illMaaSrajtM, IlltlaJillu llivO.
Ii 1 1 1 lluiiH ur ulca-raitLiiiu
uf lu U t' o ti nielli lirtLiin.
IVnveuU evwiogtwii FttioltJfM, aul Uut mutifiiX
tola. ly l. u tf aa&,
"i awul lit pteiln mimytrnt
UV Bk.BIuaa i.i hum ni
ll m. u. 3 IwlUeeVtM
it
;uvulei Mtt imi
The Place to Buy : : : :
la wliem vmi ran Rft HOtl'
qolek ami tihaap prlow
Beat line of
Lttmber, latii.
Shingles, Build-
inji ;i n r. Til
paper ,Limfl ftinl
cement, Pieketi
Plaster, Brick,
Band, nouldinj
Bereen 1 )"' -
Windows, Bash
A Doors, Tttirn
lotta Pipe.
Pendleton Planing Mill
Linker Vani.
anil
R. FORSTtR, - Proprietor.
Wholesale
di aler in...
Ice,
Wood and
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Beer.
Henry Kopittke
WANTKD.
SALKBMKN, TO BHbl SCHOOL LIBRA-
tii' it'iil Ktipiil t' (..M iie.illKMt.il Lltwrel
urn,Hiiiltitiii. ri,,.,, hvliool I'urtiUlilug Co.,
i Ill-
PHYSICIANS.
I)K W. (i. OOLI OVriOl IN 1VDI)
DiiUillua Dffli't' unurti, to to M m. ; Ito.'i
p. tn TelepbOB TI.
V. W. VIM KST. M. 1). OKKICR KKAK
ol Pint National Henk. UOlio hourt lu lo VI
a. m. ; 1 10 1 p. m
1MI.U. J. 8MITH, OKKItIK OVKK TUB
r. n.llelon Kariuai Beak, Teinpbonv ll,
reelilnc It Irpltiitie it,
ii . h. iiAHFiKi.i), m ii , hi Fi ri
u autt iurasoi it: lt.ld
Huiidiu. T Una one: umv. Maaa Mi
item v. blavk 24.
j. L MILLBU, M. 0.. DSSPAIM BLOCK.
Irvat anil turret I trouble, I'alnrrlntl
i'iiiiilttlou an. I itnpeir ,1 iieeritlK. liUaaet
properly tlltvil lor reltautlv. urrote
Oil. 1). J. M'KAUL, HUUif 17, AHSOCI A
nun biot'k. Megaaaj Mi leataawH wa-
i'ii. ii- black 161.
OHTKOl'A l HU I'H VHICIANH. DBS.
kore Ki jre" Oltici', oue tno. weet ol Hot
loll Hloro
nil. i.vnn K. in.AK.K.si.i;i;, ciiiionh
and uervoua Uleeaeea en, I .lieeeaei. ol wouhii
tlpp. Unti l, cor IV nier aud Mem VI., t'eu.ll.
tou, (ire.
ATTOSMBTgi
t'AHTKK A KAI.KY. A II OKN KVh Al
1. uBi.i ill .-wviugK Bn Huildlu.
IIKaN .1 l.(VKl,l. ATTllllNKYH A I
Law. Kouui li AaaaaiaiaMi il.m i I'euttiv
Ion. Uregou.
T. Q.UA1LKY, LAWYKU. UKKK'K IN
i ml,: aull.lltm. Puiiillelou, uraauu.
N. HKllKKI.KY, ATTOllNKY AT i.AW
Dili, i in aasat iuihi aiock.
K. 1). BOYU, ATTuRNKY AT LAW.
Court bl.
Ill
L B. RI.I.DKK. Al TullNKY A! LAW,
fuudleloii, liregou.
JAMBS A. MCB, LAW OKK1UB IN JUOl)
bulldlug
isnu.MAN a PIBBCS! ATTOBBBYg
ei tew. Mr Hltlliuaii li b.-ua a Ituiiu-l io
praclive In Lulled ai.ilea peluut nHi.o mt
tiiakua apeclelly ol I'eleut Luei Kooiua lu, Ui
U n. I i t Aaenvieiioii bi ivt
HANKS AND BMOKKKS.
111!.. KAKMKK'H HANK UK WKtiT'O.N
Heeluu, wregob. Iluw e geueral baukliik
bunueaa. h. .taiigv buuglil aud aoid. Col
ittiou. prouipliy eileudeTlu ABeira In uioai
jnelleul i-ouJuiou. auit eo reporletl upou b
lUiealigatloiicoinuiilbMiot reapoualblu ulliieua
,"tl cia: K- Jeiut.aou. preetduui, t.ev. N
Piuuoelel, rut- ,.t. , -win ' M Pttrii. uuliior
J. U. Klllgore, i-.u.n caableri ,litt, t.,i
U. A. Hantaan M M. John.. T. J. price, U I
Uraw, J. K ki.,gnr-, ttubert Jeuitawu U, W
neaeMaL
riUH'f NATIONAL bANKUK Al HKNA
Oiegoi. l.'apiul, WU.0UU, aurplua aud ptouu.
, lulereel ou Iiuj depoelle. Dealt lu
foreign ami doiueallr anung, Collectloua
promptly aileuded lo, Heurv r Adaina, prtsa
Muni;'!. J. Kirk, vlt-. preeitleul . h L Uai
tiell. caal.l.r; Mr, k. I. itarueit, aaaiauui
anouaTi
K1K8T NATIONAL BANK OK PKNUUfc.
tou. Caplutl rU,UUu, aurptua, u,Uuu Trau
1- " eou-ral lunim,.- I.,,.,.. 4. . i.
ii-' iclce'aplilt Iraualrra ani.l on Ciurago, nai
r.wuv.pvv, uw iuii iiun nriucipai poluu 11
luu NortUwecl. Urafu lirawu ou Cbiua. Japei.
ami Kuropo. Makua collevlioua ou reaaouain,
larioi Uvt Aukuny prealtl.m ; W P Mallo.
l. e preldetii ; C B Wade uaablei H i
Uuertuay, aatlauul catbUr.
mi I'KNlU.fcTON 6AVIMOH BANK,
liobju, Oregon Orgnlf.l Mert li 1 i, i
-aplUI tVx..UU: aiirnln. .J.. .-'
IohihI ou tluie .l -ooeil kat-hain... I.,,.,,,,"
auit eonl OU all priuclpal poluta Suerlal i
Uulion glveu lo ooll. Uoua W J, Purnial.
prvaideul; J. N. Teal, Tlce-pretMeul T J
aurrti caabler
ARCUITKtTb AMD BU1LUKHS.
I K HOWAU1), AKDMITKI T ANU HV
pertuiuudent make coiapiele aud rulia .t
plalu tor binldln tn tn. oily or oouuirr.
rtooui 17, Judd building :
MHKKK X UOLK, CONTllAl'TOkH AMli
biiililera Kaliiualea itirulaln-.l uu alturi no
Hbop Jn Blu te.r'ilaia'.ueer """
0 A. MAY', t ON IRAf liiu iuii
builder, kaliutauia lurtiianntl 1,1. .n ,..a. ..,
tuui nana, elouu walla ulf
ler mil Ui led at tlie kal Urogouiau ..atoo
Ut
UKNT18TS.
K. A. VAOOHAN, DKNTIHT
lo Judrt Bin aim
OKKlvih
B. A. MANN, DKNTTBT. IN AH80UIA
ll... illook.OTor P B Oloplona oaioe
MILTiiN B. mk 1 BLBB, DBA! rlST. a a.
vine, uauk Building.
Uotueir Main unit Alia Slruut.
rKNOLUl'UN OBKUON
HIDKb, PKLIS AND JuNK.
iuc iaj t.t. I 1 ii K HIlillKST MAK
kel price r your lndei. pelu and all kiuda
ol Junk, .ueli aa tubber, bra. a,mt l'"?l
Itai raga mid bottlea Iron of all klntl
apei.ially uu can bring lu oUoeuu onb ..I
old rag. or .bit, In kiuo irorlb of 1,1! 2SawM
U.-lreate.l in tlie M1U4 aaj W( bae !-oui
bere lo auy . ti ye ua a sail ami you w,u
aaliilled I 8Uauk & Co , ottlce and ware
bouae uet lo Kaalero ilotol, leudlelou Ur"
Telepbouu Bed ill '
IN i'OllNl) 1HK Hr.llb.lNAmcaljB'.
.leeurlbetl alo..k baa been uku up by tba
City uarabal and will be aold at Ibe ei pi ration
ol leu day for toe la a ad exueuaee f"""u"
dor, welgbl about two pouuda '' a. i?..,,u k
yeaia. ag
Haled UepUiuibar i, itiui
J.M.USA'lUMAN. Ullf
OREGON
Shorj Line
UNION PACIFIC
OK. . hit Tim Sohjdul aiv
t,,, From Pendleton raoa
Cht'ago- H.ilt Lake, Dnr, Ft
PortlaM Worth, 2"Wf fSS .-a. m
Bpa nil mtn City, HI IxiuU. Cbl- Vi a. m.
I tn i'Knaiiil Kal.
via flunt
Ington. ;
Atiantii.' Halt Lake. Daatei. pt.
Knnaa Worth, DlTIHlia, nail
' ' ?B, aaa CllV. 6 Kle,0. 10:411 p. m
via Baal , ami Kaal.
Ington.
HI Paul : Wlla Wall. Lewlatoii.
Feat Mall apnkii,Wallr.l'Ull-
r. , 1,1 man, Mlnm-apollk, Ht. . :iki . m
' la Paul. Iiulntli, Mllwau
pokaae, ia, bhiaaga and Kt.
Ocean and Kiver Schedule.
FIKlM I'tlKTLANIl
All aallliig datca aubjeot
I,- liauge
I, in Per Ian rreneiieo ip. m.
' Hall evory .. day.
natly
gexreut Columbia Rlvr
Stinifay J V '
p. m. , I'ii Aklorla ami ' Huiulay
aatunlajr jn, llima
lu p. tn. 1 I
WlllauiuU Blver
Dally M,
lunday Orvgon City, Newborf, 4' f M
6 in , Halem, lii.iopuiidnuei' ex. amide)
and Way Landing- I
la. ei 1 Corvallla and Way 4 ;:m p. m.
Tua rhn Lanilltlgk M.ni W .0
ami Hat. " Frl
Wlllamolte and Yuni
7 a. m. hill River i in
Tuea.Thrk. Oregon City, Dayt.m IMuii Wed
and Hal. anil Way Landing. and Frl.
Leave j LVa
Klparlit Snake Klvar UewulOa
:t.i a. ui. J . Bi.
Hall) KlparU lo Uwlatoti. Dally.
F. F A'AMHLKY, Agent, I'eutlleloii.
RUNS
Elennt lMinf?Car8 1
Tmirist Sleepy Car;
I T. I'AIM
iSffiSStfaa
I KAROO
f I) i it.
TO
THROUGH TICKETS
CBICAOO
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK
BOSTON
anil nil potlrtglajifjaaa.
livftiina and Ni.rtlt.m (Clllo igUL
ami Amorlrati line. ""aaij
TIBIK SCHE0ULI
I rnlna luavt. Pemlletun dally a, .
i a no p 111 ' wg kag)
For In. i ii... Itilnrmkllon tlm.
and llokU, all ol or wrL w a "
'lletini. i iri'gun. or a u ruv!?J
rhlrd mid Mnrrlw.g
Oregon Lumber i
Take the...
Washington &
Columbia River
Railway
lnr Ifhlfagnt, lit nun, mi. lniiia, bn
mux t'iiy, Ml. Joa, Oinulia, ami
All Points L:ast and South
Portland and polnta
on i lie bound
TIMKt .'Allll, HKI'i'KM HUH L I an
Weal llouml U-avt W all Walla a ,ia Pun
illuton : pun Npokaiii' . ki put; Arrive I annua
nil., am : Hvaltl I am .
Kaai ll.iiin.l U-avi' Healtlu III pin; Tartinii
I itn pui ; ArrlVf W alia Walla i aui : I'uuillutini
tlM am Hpokiuie IMS am.
Por liiliirinalloii ri'ganlltix rati ami m i . in
itiotlatlnn vail ..u or tdtlroaa
VY. AHAMH. Afaail
l eudlelon, Oregon
H B. t.'Ai.llKltllKAH, ti. P. A.,
I iUa Walla. Waab.
Farmers Custom Mill
Fred W alter , troprletor.
capacity. IK barrel, a day
Flour oitihangeil lo; wheal
Plonr, Mill P1, Chopped Knd, tit.' . alwag
in hand
W()( 10 (it'TTEHS
For Mime nd ilatliinri
tObatgat than tlu.
Lumbar,
Uatlt,
Shingles,
Funding Paper,
Tur Paper.
Uimc und Cement.
MouldioKS.
Tickets,
Plaster,
lirick and Siind,
Screen DfMirsli Window
a.sti uud Duors,
Terra Cotta Pipe.
Boric & Light, Prop'!
A Itn St., ofip. OtMatl How.
WHISKEY
for Ctwitlemao
who lirrlab
QuulHy.
Hunt by JOHN VCUHIUT
I he Louvre Saloon
fPNIII "11 IS . 1 M
Uily Kt Oiegouian, ttoliwta I
rairln. ,,i ratif a
FRAZER OPERA HOUSE,
Ueo I. Ilaker, I.e.' .a. ami Mauagor, Ja. II. Welch, Uical Manage
One Night Only
MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1901.
T7V
An claluiratc production ol the successful 'Iranu
idcr
I I tTOIl aFV
wo nm
I'r. M iitt .l liy Ihs Leon M. Hattenback Company with Loui
MeCgikUB as Cigarette.
I
i;..... a. - ..,,,! Ii no.
rilbW ) ICIII, 75 ttllli iaa wt j
Furniture and Undertaking'
Uncle Sum: ' Steer towij
grader's Furniture
Main and Webb street., m
dletun, 0ref0&M
Pilot: "Wby go there?"
fTn,!. Sain: -Bet-g
has the attest lineal Fura
hi Kh ftimitl in Haste"1 w
and we all want to f1
iyos on the man v nice furniture creation and IMP
of the rare bargains he is offering."
M. A. RADER.
Oorner Main and Webb streets,
...POULTRY...EGS-
Inleraational Poultry Pood makes lhs
Beef Meal gives tlieui flavor.
ClamsbeUS make them solid.
Mica grit aids digestion.
Try a bample.
C P. COLES WORTHY,
Hay, drain and Heed.
127 and lay East Alia Street.
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