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: . - I Ban- sbbbl tana asEtm mm Collars and Cuffs. e carry the lari:t't MortmQl of L. i w. goodi in the city, I ig shipment of all t he late "tyles in standing and turn down rollars just received.. BAEIt 6f DALE) Om Price Clothiers, Pmrnuhen and Hatter. niih'tnn. imitii.'i (Wmi ami liia laaetaM finfi.l vuliiiiteorcil, ntiil hum i n became inti- timtflv acquainted with the riava. i Henry Clay, a ami uf tln Knnttickv statesman, vul 1 1 11 1 re. I , ami w-'l him went thp two daunt hoVK. I a nil ' ' Iwens kit li'il in battle, m ii.l viit Ailmiral went on M'M)AY, TOHKK JS. 1WU lneti in Uif front of the ureal hattle M sntiBto. if h ilesiretl to In- dnbhrni I "Doctor Schley." Hilt just plain , Hear Admiral Schley or Commodore ' chlev or even Schlev w ill Rllit the DAILY. 1 American people. Schley who WKEKI.Y A!fl) SEMI-WEEKLY . v'tones and licke.l Spaniard- S THI- Oregonlan Publlstiing rKNDLETOW. . . Bast Company, OKU. ON. bail nsv mrrioa urn. 9a way nc - - - . -f aai I Oae : asontka. by nii On tvftf f.k,hpaiiia lnl i.rwnplwa I.iia' navtt aaMMMBBM i umm 'e nt i p-,. Mr j Ml .... Use copy i I imia . Trial wharnptuxi . Sing,, saaaeen walk ii icsscsirrioK iati. Owcev cw iMt . , . I'S T tit nMtki TfXAl V- OplHMl tag er ivaaTiiN. ma : . I t lath. 0f lass. ! rswsaosik I r 2S' i j 19 !Ti-in.p.tiii a y ,ndW Mk i p.nn,hr""i. t . . I ' 1 . as -.. ir hpraiHUk. . . . O) aUi Uh) f w. Weekly, mmt. n Seeo-WaekiV Weeks. 3 I... (..., lia. i i... Ihfl 19 Ukii astsees. am ceasa pat Uaa. aaca easeeeea. TWO PORTLAND VltSWS knock! the stottiue out of the CastiltAli war business. won and hole Aatoria business men are making eonniHinlable efforts to develop the re aource of the rev inn thereabout. A aawmtil of lur capacity will be tahlinhe.1, and alto, if possible, a flouring mill. All Oregon people who are itesirt.ua of seeing- enterprise re warded, have rejoiced over tbe apirlt of pr.xtrcaaini lately manifesto! in Aa toria, and all broadminded persons have joined in expressions of eu ciiiragvnieiit to the little city by the -.a in 1 1 f movement to compel success by allowing energy and liberality in the plana for Astoria's building. Two comments in Portland pawr are pertinently referred to in tbi con tiection, as indicating the difference in the apirit uianifestml hy resnlems of other town relative to Aatoria and tier totnre. The Commercial Keview, which -iiou.il naturally encourage all enter priaea of an industrial character on poaed for any Oregon town, uttera tnis ungracefal criticiam of the Aa toria scheme : Aatoria. the proud city at the mouth of the C jlumbia, that intenda to take away from Portland the wheat ahip menu in 21 Jl, la making an effort to have a lOOu-barrel flour mill erected there. What joyfui uewa at Inst She will ahip her manufactured dour all over the world, but nark wbfJVX la the wheat to come from? Of course, the propoaition for a mill haa a airiug attached to it. The artiea intend to erect a aaw mill there aa well, and want a subaidv lor notn. oawuuei tr.mi the sawmill can be utilised, it mav make aaw Hour, for the aauo- can be sold for bran or shorta. If tin new mill cannot supnly the U ur mill, there are plenty of other sawmilla there that can help out. In all serioueneaa. a flour mill at Astoria wouTd fie a rank failure At one time a mill was erected at Ocoata. Wash , a city that had the same outlook a Aatoria, mid the mill had to tie dismantled and the machinery is now doing aervioe lu Columbia coilntv. Waal. Capitalist wbo huild flour mills generally hok into tnis. Aatoria will not have a flour mill tbie year or tbe nt one. Then tne adorning Oregooian, tak ing a broader view, give tbie brief but cor re. t observation : Aatoria'a progreeaive apirit is now to be turned to some account, lnatead ol trying to injure Portland, that city is going ahead to Ouild up industries If it will keen this oue otiject in mind and not forget, it will be a great city. Tbe compariaon la not complimen tary to the Ueview. Kfc A K AND KBONT aDsHBl.S. Si i ley did u-e considerable pro fanity in the Santiago battle He aaid ot the Colon and iBUitk iiomlral Cervera: I'an n : in. I'll catch him if I have to follow him ti Spain." But if caught hini an I then, like BffSM at Ln'i sitrreudi-r treatnl his van I'lished low M any geiitieinan al way treat a BtwM chivalr u BwMwf who i conquereil. ".So, ha dM lik' ''rave mi dies. Iet him have Cbriatiau burial." lehlw! c omm tad when uuderiiug W'nilil have thrown Yei nan Blllaj tool;- t the t.ark at santnig' . won't a KM le forgotten t v American mothers and fathers who give tneir Imys to tight the country's battles "Live them hell. Bullies," said BthJwJ ut Santiago. That's wjiat the naval bailies did. A WALLA WALLA CHARACTER. Admiral Nelson Owens, aged 91 years, bv trade a blacksmith, a pioneer of a lifetime, veteran of two wars, extensive traveler, and well pre-erved fur hit years, is one of the most interesting character ever seen in this city For many years he ha made his home in the Walla Wallu valley and for a doien or more years haa lived in the i'v, part of the time upon the government reservation known aa Fort Walla Walla. Bereft of his wife and home, his declining years are spent with a daughter who lias beeu the constant companion of her father for nearly M vears. Owens was lairn at Middietown, N Y., July 1. lnrto. of sturdy parents and under favorable conditions for the time Miditletown was a small pouit near Florida, tbe home and birth place of William H. Steward, the latesmau who afterwards became ei retary of state to Abraham Lincoln. The euriy days of Owens were sent in tbe company ol young sward and In brothers who were tbe warmest of friends; hut, as manhood approached, Owen took to ditterent pursuits than Seward, and tbe two soon became nparat 1 eriuaiiently . lu earlv days in New York, the order of Masonry became popular and a lodge was instituted at Florida. Here the father of young Owen, Oanriel owen. and voting Seward's father, Samuel - Seward, tiecame member and toon took the lead in Mas inic circles. In this way the two men became intimately acquainted, and, tmth being physicians, u partner ship was formed and they practiced their profeaaiun tor many vears in tins capacity. After young 'en no- a your! and had started out to learn the trade 1 ot a lilack-mitb, having been appren ticed for three years, his father married daughter, Meda, of Henry Clay, alio nved in tne Owen family for many years. Mr. ieua now lias clear recollection of many of the original traits and some of the stirring aords of the great orator, win. at the time of hia sister's wadding waa a struggling lad. When the Mexican war broke out, With Clay, he lollowrd OtBtral Taylor to Monterey, to Fort Hrown, to llueiia Vista. Here, when QaMfgl Taylor struck t own the Mexican rebel lion, Henrv City was killed. February PL lfW7, Whei tbe fatal shot struck, Admiral Nelson OwtM was close by and the last words of Clay were henrd by hi in. In the same struggle, Jefferson I'avis was engineer, and after the shooting begun, the men realised that Mavis had ranged his guns too high to touch the eneir.v. 'iwens, w lio was a ith Artillery Battery No. I, rushed to Havis and told li i in that with his gun he could effect nothing. In a few moments, thp guns were lowered and winnows of dead Mexicans lined the pnt! o! tin snot. In 1H0, (iwens had made Ins was back to tiis old bonn in New York, where hp proceeded to settle up thp es tate of liis father, in the assets of the estate was a large quantity ot whisky which he sold at W) cents per gallon in New York city, shortly afterwards tie left for California, paying f.lfl. for ii passage in the hark "hiinny Major. "' The trip occupied five months and aWMi dav, Captain Macy reporting an unusual good vi yagi . With hint Owens took two barrels of whiskey, which he sold BpOfl iirriviil ut uii I mm mi i. at f.'i net gallon, with a strong demand. The day lieforc the great tire at -acramento, a stage landed Owens at a hotel in that city. Ihiring the night, tire broke out and the city was de molished. Owens saved but fit) and w hat clothing he had on Ins person. Then he went to the mines, where he and started to go. Arriving at o- irgetow w n lie secured work in a blacksmith shop, and here was paid flti for shoeing a horse. Later he took up a pica and shovel, hut made a poor showing, and went back to his anvil. At Oeorgetown, he remained until Ifrt year ago. when be OMM to tins i it v in search of a location. At Waitshurg lie Bpsetd a blacksmith simp and lor years bad a good business At last age compelled him to give up tbe work of his lite, and he sought retirement ami rest. Ihiring tns long life Mr Oaren married three iinea once in New York, mire in California and tbe third time in Waitshurg. Wash. He has tint (our children, two hovs and two girls, all residents of Washington. He has been a man of jovial habits and disposition, little given to worry and care, regular in hi work and in his play, ever ready for a hard day's work or a night of jollity and pleasure. He has quite a musical talent ami in his younger days enjoyed all outdoor -I irts Waila Walla, Oct. 2tt. HABE1B. BERKELEY Has the following befffkini MO Acres WbfMl LfandJlSOO IJer-t St ick and Iairv Ranch in 'aniap Prarie. Cheap. Good House, 8 Lots. $1200. Very l)esirahle RMidelUM Very ( 'heap Also a big list of town and count) property cheap. Mercury knows th!itrw,- Pf a f enry fa a dtngei aV Jf m. tCW 9M 9 cms medicine even When administered in very smalt doaea, and few atlllllltions can Mnml it for any length of time. Potash produces intlamniation of thp stomach aad bowcU, and a dangeroua fonn ot dyspepsia and often Chronic dtarrha . follow its use. V.. . 1. .1 ...... 1 1 ..1 1 It v..,.-- a.vt. , iuv ii 'i ..'i nil! ICO lull II i'U , V . rrr Contagious Bloo.1 Pol von nttiiit fctkt thaat minerals for two Tears or longer . ftot. a course of Men un . "ami when WW teeth get SO ItBaitM and MflUM ? can't cat, and the nan have a aWOKgjr, unn.itural appearance, you are told to amp ad a change tn rotash is made. When the stomach k Ih Is you are put on Plercun again, an I soon ad i fimitmm, or until thesvatem become., ao Ihoroofiu; Mtanwo with tin poisonous drugs, that the most dlagtattlBl sorai braak om on i Uie nouy. the hones beeomi I I, and th afld joints are racked with U most hxtarins i daa. Mercury and potash driva the araptkmi and blotches from tne akin, but the inis rctnafaM in the blood and the reapiarance of the old Fvmptoma and the occasional am mouth show thai the poison is still active, nnd you can never hope to completed eradicate ft hv thus method of treatment. v?. o. n ""vv Whan I was about twonty-one years of age, or larhtaen years aeo, I contracted Blood Folson In a bad form, and a.n antisflpd that the rapid progress the disnaan was making would soon have made me a life-long invalid or ended my life. As my system came under tho influence of B. 8. 8., the sores, splotches and nimples gradually disappeared r.nd soon no evidence of the disease waa left. 1 am now thirty -nine years old. and hare seen no airna of It during the paat eighteen yoars. 8. S. S. does all you claim for It. Wit. EMERSON, Peraiy, Mo. antidote for this de structive virus, and an infallible remedy for this peculiar poison. It destroysand eradicates i very particle of the poison, and makes the blood as healthy and pure as before the dis ease . s contracted. R. R. 8. is the only purely vegetable blood purifier known, ud ve offer f ;.ooo for proof that it contains any mineral ingredient whatever. The general health improves as the iecific purges the system of luiJHIlltil . n:nl a- new, rich blood begins to flow in the veins the utiMchtly sorts and otiicr evidences of Mood poisoa dir-.ipjcar ; at.cn;;th returns in 1 mi are forever rid . f 1 '.i- tne disease. i nir Home Vn atnti . OS CootajriOM Blood Poh : ti 111 y ou fell about the symptoms, different siagi , . this disease. V c will mall you n copy free. If vou aeed advi . I ,.;rcction. write o : iansj it will cost vou B-Jiiug and away ha.1... THE SWIFT I lCfC CO, ATLANTA, IA. AMERICAN PLAN. $.100 per l)a and I pward sUaL Finsat Hotel in the Pacific Northwest. a i pb THE PORTLAND ! IRTLANIV (HK;tN. Special Kates to flast-rn Oregon p.-jplr laltlng or tour: t. and .-oiti-nerctal travelers. M. Portland headquarters t. MWIRI, Manager. 1 ' i ACRL()I) OF CWET all of the newest anil latest patterns, eapecially selected for our A ututn trade, lias arrive I. and the goods are DOW in fuir stnre rtad) tur lot inspec tion of Fall buysn They comprtM tlie finest line of wiltons. tapestry, ingrain and brussels ever shown in Pendieton Carpet at 50c to $2 yard Wallpaper and mattitiy at cost Un dertaking ynods alwavs : han 1 JESSE FAILING. Hotel Pendleton Untfof New lanagenunt iCberMMl byJoJjtl Quality Awards' at bold Hedsu Paria Expoaltton IWO u.il vy 1 lie ai'HMlp1 The l.ouvre 5aloon fgMll.noN OKKIIOM Strictly First -Cldsi Excellent Calsine :.vr' Modern Convenieoct Har a o I'.iiiii-' loomt The Beat hot Vn Orait BfOk., Propv raggV aa. 5 a ' M aBESaVaVrBrK Iff' latH ggfl 'Ifl 1 r$3 HNPBigggW A Glvr Us a Trial Rates $2.00 da) Special Rales by Weei or mor.tb Headquarters for Trav ling wen In t&stern Urepon. ut 1 eiburs to J. F:. Moore The Place to Buy : : : : Is where von can Bet goods iUielt and chwip pricos. Best line of Luntar, Lath, Shingles, Build ing psptr, Tar pAper,LinM ani .nit'iit, Pickets Pltflter, Brick. Sand, Slouldini Screen Poors t W indows. Sash A Doom, Terra Gotta Pipe. Pendleton Planing Mil! ;md liiker Van! R. F0RS1ER, - Proprietor Wholatalfl dealer in Fence Posts Wood and Schlitz Milwaukee Beer. Henry Kopittke DK. W Oil p in I PHYSICIANS. w QGL8 orKlOK IN Jliuf) ouildluf fifflic nnur. 11 tall a.m. ; 1 to ft Tvlephiilli' . W. V'INCaNT. M. li. i'KKI K KKAK ol First Nanooal Hank (iSIrp hours to to 1 a. iu . 1 u 1 1 m U ltTi '7j. SMITH. OKKlt'K OVKK TKK I' I is ton aarluc Hauk Tulapaonv l, rsiiluuit' tvlepliiiue I H. H. UARKIKUi Ml'. HOME' I A IU Ir t'bjsic.an and Surasou I'S't in JudA Mullitlui Ti o phone iifllee, black ?.i: nssl ileucv. biack 24. aar-aBi SHoig ui, tONPAClRj; Cbloago- I'orilanil SpillHl ". 11 m vis II IllKtOM Atlantic Kxr. as I 1" a. m via Hunt tllKtllll ii 1 1 lib. ,. !Hty.iaTBi 'an ami Kau ",ia laalt Uk "ortb. D 1 'Ur. aviaS... " and gasT i11 1 Jsaa a. m. 1 1 la Hpokana. I 5s.k MSi "iSLZ&Js !"" Mlnsa3fc aul. liuluih iTSl" Ocean and River Schedule non i-oktund s:IU.i aV Hail) aaeapt MllllfnT I p. m. SaturiiH) i" p in All hativ aa. Sunday a. m. ! in, ,1.. .. v., "wt "srsry.sdsT, Columbia Rjrir Pi Astoria and Umllnii. W'liamstu ajttT- 'n-kOI. CltJ, N(wkM .m " - 1,. I a. m I'uas Tbn. ami Hat "'"111. and W (i Undlnss ijJ'A 3 I m- I hrn ami Hat Leavi' Ulparia SHa in Hall). WiiiamsutandtiB. hill RlTsn a.. ' 'itl.ii Ull. ilLibii la": ami Way Uadlam fZtT 1 1 Snaks Rlvsr !. . i I K. r AMiiUY. Aisat J. L MILLS R, M. n.. DMPA1M BL0UK. trvau aii.l cwrrvcu ere troubles, valarrbal 1 nuilitloua Mil. t imalrit neariua. iilaasea properly blteil lur retractive errors 1K. I". J. M A 1' I.. KOtIM 17. ASSOt'lA tlou blix'k leiopbour Al; ruanleui'e trie psoas, black itl. iisiKid'ATHK PUYfUOLaJHI, DHS Kays a keyes Office oue Mock west ol But 10b nior Take the sss Washington & Columbia River Railway For '!iii'Hk.'o. M aas City, Ht. I aul, ML Louk, ka Jiaj, Otukln SJkj DR. LYNN K. BUAKKaUsB, UHBOBIC ami tiurv,ni mwaw. ami ilisvaa. ill .usi'll Ufaj awtsl I or ntli'i .mi Ham km, rnuilie lou. tire ATTORNEYS. I A it IKK ,t KAl.KV, ATlOK.NKVN A'l L liltlie la Having. Uauk Uuliaiug HKaN .V LOWKL.L JrtiMYAT La 1 in li AsMSL'tatiou Huh k i'oudl lou. uregou. T.O.HAIUCY, l.AWVKH. 0JTJTIUB tJI Judd Uuiiiliug I'eudieUtu. orugou V ItKKkr.l.hi ATl'OKNKV AT UW. oajt'i iu Aasoi lauoii liiui k B. D. BOYD, ATT' 'K.N tY AT LAV'. i.our: hi in ;.. ti. KI.KHKK. ATTOBMBY 4(1 LAW I'euilieiuu, oreguu. J AM Lb A KKL LAW OKMl'tt IN JUDU bundiug -111.1. MAS a I'IKKi K ATTOKNKY8 si law Mr Hnlltuau Int. uutfu ailmltteil to practnv iu lulled Hialos paluui oOlcas and aiss saanlslir af I'aieui Lu Houuu iu. 11, .. ami . AXMs iatiou block. 1HK I AKMKK'H BANK OK WB8TON, Vteston ('regi.ii uoos a guueral uauk'.u., ou.iuuis Kieiiauge buugbt aud auid. Col lei linn, nroiui'i.) aiteuded u A Tain m raoai siuvileui ouuUi.iuu aud u ri uorwd upou by in eiligatioi, . oiuaiuUM: ol leapouslbli cUisuus "ffliur. K lameaou, urealdaut, lien W etuebslel Tin preanleui.C M r.urvc easblar J. k. Klllgore. aaaiataui caablsr; directors (t A. Uarimau M M Jubua, 1 J. Price. U V tiraa 1 J r. Kiligor- Hubert Jamaaon. U. W I roebsial. flHBT NATIONAL HANKO ATHKNA. Oregon ( apita: ISu.duu. surplus aud ptonu. ...i.ct iu 11m: neMM:u Uuala it All Points East and Soutfa Portland and point, on the Sound TIME ( AUI). SEPTEMBER 1, tat : iiiiuikI i.'.m uli. Mala I pa la iiiuuii pin i-iiiue : ju (as; Arriw Is s i Kin . soaltls li aui hasl llouuil lari' Haaltls IMtW TV eiu pin . Artirs .; Wails jta: rafeat : am . Huokaur ':!. aa. For liiforuistlob nagsrdlng rsisi aul aas luiMlallou.. csll uU or address a . A hAMi Afsu in ii inti. daa It . aLukKIIKAU.U !. Aj Walla Walla. Walk NORTH Ids a iiiiiauii col. eclioua ' C. Huury uuui. I J kirk, vicu uruaidinii K uetl. caaule-; Mr. K. I. naruett, saaasat, Aila.ua. pre 1.. bar Mlalaui GOLDEN RUE BOTE FALLING HAIR "Just tueii I aaw a white streak alioot out troui tlie smoke of battle. It waa the Oregou, racing like a gre -hound to overtake the HpamaruV ui the tribute of hcliley to the greatest battle ahip ever built. "Thare was tbe Brookljn, ouly ao ariuored cruiser, uuaagiug all four riuaniah slupa, the, Colon, tbe Yiacaya, the Ogueuda and she Maria Teresa, aud receiving the; concentrated tire of all," was the j tribute QfejfBi Clark uf the' Oregon paid , to tichley'a riagahif.. hucfi compli-j njeutsare hislorieu. and these epigrams will often be repeated by the Ameri can youth in after years in recounting the glory of our navy in labh Yaie university conferred degrees upon many distinguished citi.em- uf the United Htatee and subjects of foreigu rulera, the list comprising names known to fame, letters aud achieve ments iu the dlfterent departments of human endeavor, among the throng wbo took tbe red iiuud uf a doctor ol laws waa Wiliaiu T. ham peon, "rear admiral." "Frout Admiral" ttcblay waa overlooked He abouldu't have LOANS on veousl he warm ali4iupH wiUii i tft i sa aoAl', aud light nreiurf of t'l ni l lev. pur est of eusullieul klu cures. Tic- trsalasaal al once amps (alllujt li.Hr, clear.- t.'ie I i of cruiu.acale-.ai!.! .UbUiiIrl, .oi. irlialgt, lb bing sartafaa, aniniiljt. - Hie luirfo! ai.il makes Ike bair gnov upon m il .o.urbole some. Iie.ililii - .tip u lien ali t-li-i i ixi -i r..ur '.. t IM varid. Su WHY P r,!n, or Interest J a Has Tilt WHEAT LANDS At lowest rates J. R. DICKSON, East Oregonaan Building. Heodleton, Oregon. Farmers Custom Mill Fred W alters froprlelor i.spaclif , lib barruia a da;. Flour ekfbaiojofl lor wiieai t uor. Mill kaasl. QfeaggSaa fnvA air alsrsr n Ba. aw " tgsaaw FeA ajajSOHpaEHr EgHfelsggBtf TRA NSF1ER, TRUCKING. STORAGE. CR0WNER & SON. TKI.KfHONk MAIN i. rlK8l NATION A I, riAN K OK PKNOUt leu Capital IAj.uai, surptua, tao.ouu Traus acts aimer. Imnkiug busiueaa kzcbausi aud HUagrapBii uaual.-r. told ou Cblcago Ban rraaciscu Nea Vora aud unuuioai poluls in -lliwaat. brain .... 177,. ,V aud Europe. Make oullaclions ou ruasouali.i Ml BU Levi Aukeuy, prealdeut . W K. Malia k B Wade, casuier . U C uerusejr, assistant uasblsr. Teifrt,P.KNHLKTON BA VI NUB bANal. aalaSi Slii"1ou (""led Marub I, laa'j, lapital, H0jai surpiua, lau.uuu. lulureat al ZLT Um, UUP Kscbaug-e bought u , . "" ' I'iiclpai puiuu Tlpocial at ores deuf f s" UuUt W J Cor. Court nd Johnson Sts, PENDLETON. OREGON ii JIM Steam beat Elax'tric Llgbu Aiuerii an Piau, rates i European plan y0 aaaatai i Ut fl AUadaj. 74e. 11.00 rales by week or uioutb Hume Co-Operative Compcinv Will build you a home for ...S.SO uar Wonth... MOTILE TO LOsi fSALTOHb. Frac Bus rtests all 1 rains. Commercial Trade Solicited Fine Sample Mooms Spaclal Attention Uiven to Country Trade OONRail) UMLEM PH0P 1 IM AfeCHITaiTE AMD BUlLOgtS. T. HOWAKU. AbCHl l Ki r AND HV ..i..1UUd.m"f """Piste and reliable aws u til IU1 ua a in aaOSS 17, Judd bulTdlug Jul, work RUNS nil u l ........ ruiiuiau .iccpinx li EleKunt DininR Cgn. Tourist Sleeping Cap ST. r At ! MIN.NUWUI DULPTB KAWKI TO URAKD KORU I I'HWKrflW I WINSEPW' rlELKNAaW Hl'TTK. THROUGH TICKETS Hit AUO v AJriHINOTOJK I'HIIU.KLPH'.A NEW VOKK BOHTON and all h.iiiU IfMl aud AatUi nuau ' Soribsru Facile i'bruuab tickets ,i- Jai 1... ....... aud aud Amerl. nn am tiki. vi.agOULI. Trains lean Pendleton daily sMSSi SSSt atiiwup. ui. tot lurllier iiilorautliou, tiosi ami tickoU. call on or "nw " ..JTaTjaJ, dlelou. dreguu. or ' ibai"- 1 and aud Mornaou Si roruass aa lataa s tits city or oouairy. A COLK. CIIN'TU Ai'T.iou a v 1 1 bunders Kslimale. turn aiT.-L.T. .V"Z i' Hbot, ou Hu.ff .7 " m rX. .. ' '.uu,ul wrstoa i,vi jai lice. saiu alieel U A. builder. d.r. .-a. : ,r.rr ,zvs? . etc. or MAY, (HJNThACTOH ax.ii tstiiuatas ImuuJbed ou all kluda ol t Ofegouiau otBce Will laruiab yon tbe uiouay m&v oft amir imirlaia. nr 11. ,- , i m nouie lo any local to owe iu any l.s alu aud give you 16 years aad g luunlba u pay It back at lbs rats of 6 AO pur stuuib. witbout iDtarost la caae ol daatb ur Uiial dlsabllit) a clear deed will be fi.cu strictest luveatigaliua i-uuried. H A 1MJII K PeodSelua, Ore. UiHHi Agoulat WautaMl Kveryaberr. Nolle, la bersb) given Ibal tbe uanmi ottBotl hi Hit- Oil of I'euiUotun will receive sealed aid- lur tbe improvement ot vsuui street, between las east llue ol Clay street and lbs west line ol dak street, by gradlug ilb ciualied ruck, In accordance wllb ibe plana Q auu wtmi ,ii, annua uu. on nie iu tne recornur a awsfa All bias to be tiled lu the rei uritrir a orti, .. I.a lbs 4tb day of November. In Tbs Common I'ouuell tesarvas tbe rlgbt lo reject any and all bids Ii order oi tbe Common CouiicU Atlasi J. t MEAM Recorder. Uatadat Headleiou. Ibis Miu day ol u.aoUei Subscribers Magazines bave it sent lo you UiuUr OekUg lost W YUl' WANT TO nil: scribe lor magajluas or uewapapurs iu tbe t'ullad State or Europe, remit by postal note, cbeck oi send to tue East osauo MIAS tbe uet publlsliers price ol Ibe publlrallou you desire, aad we IU you aud aaauuic all rlak ol lbs M lual lu tin-man. It will .art tuu bolt trouble aud risk. II yuu are a aulj rluei to iba East OaaiauMiAM, iu remiiilug you can deduct leu per caul Irom tbe publlabers' price Addreaa EabT OKSt.OMlAN PCB CO r"eudl OB. Oreguu V u . i, s"!'"-- Ibe ouly peunle lu Iba olov auli n.7- UOa "' ' """l" thai em plo a lull lorce ol uiecliauic tut year arui,a and make our on Kaddlea. lUrueaT ?, a id do no. ,b.p them ruIU lB ,2 ol ou. cou.uel.tor aud then U.II y"u tbev ir! as good as home made; but Ibey Ml MM? I01EPN ELL, Laadiog Harnaaa and Saddlery Help or Situation Wanted. C F. Cook's Employment Agency Uorner Main aud Alia htreet OfeMTlbTb. A. VAUOHAN, UKNT1HT luJudd Bulldlug. i"",r,11 MlHOS ti. SI KTJ5LEU, vlngs bank Uuildlug OKFIUK UEMIdf. 8A- nlBES, PgLTS AMD JUNK. Vtll' LAX sat I H k U 1 1 . ii . o... .. . ..yoec braaa. eupuer lead uoiuoa Iron ui .fi- v,,, --' raga .mil pa Ir.iuKl I u In e aa i iii- wuv1 wl"'l ""d beretonUy Given. . I . sauaUed L Hbauk A i yuU !TU1 bouse uevi i u, Srr." ..Cov ot,u; aud ware- .i ' """-iuu Telephone Hed sn ' dJeV,LN,U.Tt1K H 1--HKIN AKI KE UK Due gray uiru wii.. .iTT.' ge about & vear. iT.l. TT."" I .. I I . . ' ,vw " . w. auaveu. Uauid liciober Ji, uui. StaATHMAN. Dill Oregon Lumber wood oonKi" For barns and df Oheauer tnaa.u- Lumber. Lath. ShinRleB. BulKlu PP Tr lper. m . Lime and Cemeni-MouldiaM Pickt5tt. piaster, it. i. u Mnd Saud. E Ibailllk Ttirra Cott m Borie & Light Ait- St.. opp. Cwrtfl THE- Mortgage s ou rlgbt hip Marabal Tbs Bast Orajontan is Kastarn Ois gou a ropieaouuiive pap.r lt lJld. LP " PPr-:' " and .bow by hau Uoaral pauouaaje. It la tna .dva. aiag moiiu uf Ibl aocu LIMITEB. FARM LO"1 On improved lj" .i lowest turisot aS CHAS F G Wall .i lowssl corn PATTULX0 Wail.