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'HE POR i i.anii rtu sr. r&tkisj aatai. 1 CUffvl hv lu.. . !) i Ta i . ' 1 ' k . tkan l-'racka. Oat 'ALLM a I CLASSIFIED ADS. ;il " rvr HKVKN WORD TO THK LINK 10c each extra '" 1 .r week. t the rateof IV per line. Insertion. Wl""'"rr . '.El month.. it the rale... Sa- per line llll r r I I FIVK LINEF 1 lime Sue 2 time 0r timet VV yOc each ad Itlonal luaertlou 8IX LINKS 1 time Mr 2 time AOe tlmea flOc 2lr each arlrlltlonal tnacrtlon THK FA KM Kll'H HANK OK WK8TON. ii Oregon I""-- a general hanking Mialneaa. Ki am- bought and told, fob levtlonn promptly attended to. Affaire In mom i . i nt nnndltlou. and an reported apon b; n v -ligation committee of reaponitbleeltlreu (ifllrcrs: R Jam"ni. pragldeut; Geo. Vt Proehetel. rice preeldcni : C. v I'lereo. caahlcr J K Killiforc in.'lm,' caahlnr; director (1. A. HaMtnan, M. M Inline, T.J. Price, o I' draw. .1. F. Klllgnr Robert lameeon, U W !'ro-batel FTB8T NATIONAL HANK OK PKNDLK ton t'apluL 170,0(10. ituriiiii. fM.Oon. Trati' MU ventral ban king rnialncaa. ffxrhanic and telefrarhtr transfer aold on Chicago, Rat' Franclap", K'ew Yo-k and nrlnc Ipal pnlnU li the Nortliweat. Iraft Prawn on i.hlne, lapan and Ku'opo. Makca enllectlnna or reaannaV terms Levi Ankooj . president: W. F. Mailr rlce-preetdern: 0. R. Wade, rubier ; H 0 Ouerneev m.atatan "anhler ATTOKNKYh, OA RTKR A KAI.KY, ATTOKNKYB AT Law. OOce In Having Bank Bull. Hug BKaN A I.OWKLL, ATTORNEYS AI Lam Room U AiH'latinn Rlm'k fendlr ton. Oregon . T.O.HAILKY LAWYKR. OFKIOKIN Judd Building. I'mulk'tou. Oregon. s. RKBKKLK ATTORNEY AT LAW Hi'. Ill AMMK'iatiDII ' m K K. D. BOYD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. IM I nurt Hi I. I. BKBDBB, A TTORN BY AT LAW l endleton. Oregon. JAMBB A ntl LAW OFFICE IN Jl'lii) Bulldluk 8TII.LMAN i 1'IERi'E, ATTORN BTI at law Mr. Htlllman Iihk been admitted tn prartlre In Cnlted ritatea paluui offlcoa and makra aueolaltv o( l'at'ni Iain Roumi 10, II. IV ami :.' AaaiH lallun liliwk HIDES, PBLLS AND JUNK. YOU CAN OFT THE HloHKHT MAK kct price (or your hidtM, polta and all klnda ol Juiik. an, h un rnbbur, braa ennper, lead, iliir. raga and InilUca Iron nt all kluda a peclallT You ran bring In .m ronta worth ol old ragi or alnii in l.aai worth uf hide and will tw iruitttt In the mue way We bare come ban JO It (tlveuaa rail and vou will be Attaned L Hhank lt Co oftVo and ware home ucxt In KaHii rn Hniel, I'oudleton, Ore rolaphoM Red 221 Old Newspapers TO PI I I NlifcTR CAR pela, ou aiielvea, walla, or lor wrapplug ptirpoaei 'id uewnpapuia tn larg tvitidlea ol one huudrer' ach n -if. eeuu bomdla at T" -i la)i Otreni' ilH'iii'SIAl ir,'It;K. I'eddlf Subscribers If YOl WAN I TO 81 B crlbc (or magailnoa m ui Hapapore In the I'Dlled tn HIkUm or Ktirope, remit 10 ii) lioatal MM Bai Ot M aenn In the Eat Oaxoo Mown 1.. XiAN the net publlahcre nagazmes pho ..i pabiioauoc 3 rou deaire. and we will bare It aeut to ym. and aaaumr all riak o( the monc being loat in ihemalla. Ii will aare yon both iroulTc aud rik If you are a aubacrlner in Dm Kai (aio..NiK, m mmlttlng you lap ded'H'i t"ii por i ci i fcam the pilhllahora' price aVdlrra Kill' ORKOKlAN PI7R CO . Paudlr HO UAAfVI Al Mrcp. LiewBtiv Farohbed Menm Heated f.urupcan I'ltn. Hlotk aud a half irom depot. Narnplc Kouni In conntlon. koiun Kate He, 75c, $1.00 Finest Hotel In the Pacific Northwest Intel Si. Game PORTLAND Bfcw . tBaaa!liyUrn "retun people vlsltinr PortUad. ttMdqiMrtej-g eiiiHircUl traveler.. tf. c. BOWHKS. Manager CUPlDtNE1 ti,i. vrui V agala B2waifi' aL- ' i'(a(i.iuoiwl-'rij. Ii pnvl, will q'lli ') cuieou o(Tl tlaV lh. i. . oruaiia. aurh an Iaat HaakwHl, MtaatBla, f.M-aaa L,. i. k' ' "iil Kaaalaaluau. Mt-r.uua 1.IIII PlauplaM lfcaJl UaaaZir ,, ,-."attaHB4t Uraklua, Tai l-'ele mud 4 uuallpila UZZXH'" lV,,riSTAu.u4ick.iaaao( dixeL-vhich"Dtctta i-aiak.. " uitiMir unuiui ..i k n.iuir uu. a ai aa aaa: i a. ,111.11 uiuiitf 'rent arc trouhll will. Praalalllla ..iMiruii..,. um LMMtiiiitiLd.t. A wrlttaa maiiu. afluBi a pwrnuuieiil cure. Li! UnxAfcix H SOME MORE FACTS linnTU VilIUA'C MlUlklft NORTH YAKIMA'S MAKING OF CRUSHED ROCK STREETS Coat Was $75 per 25-Foot Front Thelr's is Noted as Excellent High way. In North Yakima' In oini cnished vocK Htroot work that Is said to bo excotleM, ami that glvos satlsfartlon. StranRcrs going, thrro remark tho fart anil olthtem living In tho town glvt ti'stltnony to that method of making town hlKhways. In a letter of Inquiry sent to Collin brothers, one of the most prominent Arms of the state of Washington, they were asked to state whnt the street cost The answer Is: North Yakima. Dec. 10. Dear Sir: K. C. Biirllngame & Company of North Yakima did the street work. We ran reenmmend them In every partlettlar They are thoroughly equipped lor the work. It eost about $75 for the placing of the roek In front of each 25-foot lot. We think you ran do the Job cheaper than this, as the third layer of top fine work is not necessary, and the ex neiiKi hi rolling the nineailam can also be done nwav with. COFFIN' I'.lli iT HERS. Some Talk Vitrified Brick. Hen in Pi txllelon. since the ques tion litis been agitated during the past few days, there Iiks been heard some talk of tiding vitrified brick. Figures will be at hiind In n short time, so that the ( itl.ens of the town may know OtnethlOf about what that kind of street costs. It Is claimed by many that the street made of vitrified brick is permanent n any and that one ad time In that briek may be at any Lime taken up. for Instance, for the laying of sewers, or other thlugs re quiring that the streets he torn up. Several towns are knowu of that have used the vitrified brick, and the gen eral opinion seems, to be that they make an nevltoM sort of highway. Asphalt not Spoken of. No out lias mi nt IoihmI usphalt, ex cepting Councilman Clopton. who in u recent Interview stated thut the cost of that kind of pavement would be lieMind the reach of this place. This In true, ho the majority think, so that no hi liio- at any time considered the proposition of makiliK the streets Of asphalt City Would Build Crossings. As a nuittei nt expense, the city, ol course would bear only that for the crossing squares at corners. Other portions ot the work would be done by tba OWfMtfl ol abutting property. This is the universal plan for struct bVproTl BMatl and has been followed here ith well as elsewhere Ten (Kissing would, therefore, cost the city about tlfiiiu The bul imic l"-inK usscHcd UKuinst the proper abutting on the streets so treated. Stepped Into Live Coals. When a child I burned my fool frightfully " writes W H. Bads, of .loin svllle. Vu.. "which caused horri ble leg sores for 3n years, but Buck leu's Arnica Salve wholly cured me after everything else fulled " Infalli ble un burns, n aid, cuts, sores, bruises ami piles. Sold by Tsllman A Co.. 2hc HOTEL ARRIVALS. The Pendleton. liorinan. Duluth. II. S John P. Hayilen and wile. Portland F P Minnutigh. New York. La Smith. Monmouth. A. J (ioodmaii, Independence. Mi James llennway. Eugene. William Matier. Portland. C M. Smith. Portland. I). U. Smith. Portland. O. A. Smith, city. N ll Mic Lin, Portland A. R Ciunt Portland. A. Sinshelmer. Portland. T. N. Conway. St. Joe. John Adams. McMinnvllle W. I) Chamberlain, city. A. S. Heatfleld. Spokane. C F Hurtle Hen IioiIk' Colfax. J. M Rolstrom Hab in. The Golden Rule. C. A. Dispulu I'kiah A. U Brown. Port laud. J. C Homob, Walla Walla. George (iarshwllei and family, Spo kane. Charles C Wulters Elherton. M. H. Huiikle. Spokane A J Neall. Spokane Hert E. Schonina'kei . Spokane. F. Mc Donald. Bay City. John 8. Peebles, city. Rue Barton, city. L. W Heeler, Echo Rube Wilson. Athena. A. B Rothrock. Wild Horse. r W flteen Milton John King, city J. H Minn, city George Bowman M Q Wills. Portland C S MoOonnel, Boise. Mis A Hagen Bingham Springs Hen Hagen. Bingham Springs. 0 W McKei Walla Walla Fd Brlsho. Agency. M. H. Patton. Spokane 8. A. Mitchell. Spokane. E J. Hllhert. Dayton S R Kerby L Cunningham Portland E R Oston, Meacham R M Alconi H. Cot. ii.-ll DeMtilla J. 8. Kichoy Milton W Frail lumiier. Helll.V S. Hill. HellV Jacob Flei'chhiKer A Stann Asa Raybiiri COMMERCE -TRADE nn! iaua Biua bm n nr- n BROUGHT FINE BLOODED BUCKS HOME WITH HIV J. E. Smith hai a lot of 32 at Dut.h Henry's Yard In Pendleton. J, K. Smith has returned from Stan hnry. Missouri. Mr. Smith, leM here two weeks ago with the Intention 0) taking In the National Wind Grow ers' Association at Chicago, but as l e had other business to nttend to n di I not get to Chicago at all. Mr. Smith brought hack a carload of82 of the finest bucks ever brought to the stnte. They are the Delaine and Spanish Merino breeds, and were raised by U E. Shattuck. one of tlv most extensive fine sheep breeders in tin- 1'nlted States. He has taken more prizes from his sheep than any othct breeder, aud has 18 which were tpk en at the world's fair at Chicago. "Amerlciis," one of the bucks Mi. Smith brought with hltn. sheared 2:i . pounds at his first shearing, wh n only a lamb. They will average lftd pounds each, and cost Mr. Smith over HIM laid down here. These are a very hardy kind ol sheep, and are especially adapted foi this country as range sheep. Thr-y have the best record as wool produ. era. They will be kept at ' 'Dutch llciii v i feed yard where they are now for aev eral days, before they will be taken out to Mr. Smith's ranch on Birch creek. Pendleton Retail Grocery Prices. Sugar Cnne granulated, best. $' per sack: do., 16 lbs, II: beet granu lated. In Tfi per sack; do. If! lbs. $1. Coffee- Mocha and Java, best, 40c per lb: next grade, 36c lb; lower fJfffadM coffee. 2H to 1Rc lb; package coffee, 1fe lb. Salt- Coarse. $1 :.T, per 100: table. f::: per ioo. Rice Best head rice, 124- per lb; next grade, 8 l-3c per lb. Hides and Ptlta in Pendleton. No. 1 dry hides, 13c per lb No. 2 dry hides. 8 2-3c per lb. (recti salted hides. Tc Mr lb. Green unsalted hides, fie per lb. Sheep pelts, short wool, 25c each. Sheep pelts, medium wool, 35c each. Sheep '.. r lone wool. 06e each. No. 1 tallow. 3V4c per lb. No. 2 tallow. 2i per lb. Pendleton Flour. Feed. Hay, Etc. Flour. $2.60 per bid. Bran. $13 per ton. Shorts. $16 per ton. Barley, retail. 70c per 100. Rye. retail. !0c per 100. Oats, retail. $1 15 or 100. Wood. S JO to $. Chop barley. $10.50 per ton. Hay l.isnse wheat, fit ton; baled wheat. $15; tittOthj haled. $18; al falfa, loose. $10; baled. $16; rye hay on ranch, $6 to $6. Local Market Prices. The following shows the prices paid ou the Leal market: Turnips, 76c jsr suck. Parsnips. 76c per sack. Cabbage, 2c lb. Green onions, per doz. bunches, 2Cc Cheese per lb 2'l( Onions, per cwt., $1.60. Beets, per lb., lC Potatoes, per cwt., $1.76. Apples, I'l l DOX, 7bC Horse radish. 12V,c lb Oarllck. Latitat lb. Pendleton Livestock and Poultry. Chickens, hens, per lb, 2'-. to SV, Roosters, per lb., 2Vfcc. Turkeys, per lb., 8c. Geese, sr dog., $10. piing. chickens, per dor. $2 76. Ducks, per doc, $4. Pigl mis per doz $1 fio Eggs, 36c In trade. Butter, 46 to 60c per roll OhOSOO bee i cattle, etc. Cows, per hundred. $3 10 Steers. $3.60. Hobs, live, 6c. Hogs, dressed, v. 'lilies dressed, 7 to 8c. San Francisco Markets. San Francisco, Dec. 18. Wool-Spring- Humboldt and Mendocino, 16 16c; Nevada, 106' 12c; Eastern Ore' gon, 10913c; Valely Oregon. 13Q16c. Fall Humboldt and Mendocino 10Q 12Vc; mountain, 89c; south plains and San Joaquin, 6j:8c; Iambs. 608c. NEWSPAPER BARGAIN DAY. The Date Will be December 28th, 1031, for the One Day Only. The East Oregonlan proposes to In augurate a bargain day. This day will be December 28th. 1801. On this day subscriptions to the East Oregonian. dally, weekly or aeml-we-akly, will be taken at half price. There will be a cut of 60 per cent. In the East Ore Konlan's subscription price for this one day only. On this day you cau ob tain the dally East Oregonlan b mail for one year for $3; semi-weekly for a year (or only $1, and the weekly for a year for 76 cents. This offer is made to old or new subscribers, who pay subscriptions In advance from De cember 28tb, 1801, for une year or more. Don't fall to take advauiag i of the offer. Tell your neighbor about the offer. 8end In your name for a sample copy. Remit by hank check, postal note, money c-rdt-i or in one and two cent stamps Address Fust Oregonlan. Pendleton. Oregon. The Inventive Yankee. Aci urdluK to a recent bulletin ol (le (.'eusus Office, there wae ouc patent taken out lu Connecticut for eac'.i HIP persons In 1890 the figure u,-,. ore for each 7H6 nersons hotel pen VAN DRAN BROS . PrOPS. VAr UKAn "P5 The Best Hotel tn Pendleton and as good as any . H:adqturters for Tnvcbng Men. Commodious Sample Rooms. Rates $2 per day. Special rates by week or month. Excellent Cuisine, Hverv lodcrn Convenience Bar and Billiard Room m Connection Only Three Blocks from Depot. GOLDEN RULE HOTEL. Corner Court aed Johuaon fftrecU, Pendleton, Oregon, M. F Kelly. Proprietor. MBATBO BY STIAAi. LIUHTHO BY ELECTHICI1Y. American Plan, rate 11. in to I.' Una day Knropeau plan, Mc, Tic, 1100 Special ralea by week or moulb Free Bus fleets all 1 rains. Commercial Trade Solicited Floe Sample koins e 8rrial attention ivm Country Trade Have you seen them WHO? Why the New Lumbermen WHERE? Opposite W. k C. H. Depot. pk.n hi.i ro., OMeOOM Cray's Harbor Coiiiiiienial Co., Manager n W J StWELL, BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE 'MSB THADC MARal Designs C04VRloHT 4C AnfOfia Mitdliis. a ..m h ai.d il-niAu.n mmy tjuirBijr aauartain cur opium. r wbayti.t-i au iiivuiitlon ib probaulr uataniirXle ..u.ii-i.i.k tt-tCi irltlljr lllBdajl.tlsJ Ila.. a lal4MU at.i ttvm OI4aa aaency f,r ev uung patiui.ia. Ymlmttt UUmh tXruuML MOaU A Co, tmlw Heiai wMU4 without ohmr. lu tba Scientific American. A haudaV'Uiely UlattraUasi vaaklr- jktmt oU i ulalluii ut any inuD j u.i.aj Tniu 3i raax; four luoiulis $1 Hold by all i .-m jrjO M.-reaS.. , ynr( A V6 r ri., Wta..1 " C. CUlf VOUItitfl Vm big 44 loi uhi Miuissl ljsi.bara, uIleUAiutkiM, irritatloiAB or ult.tit.tiuu ' Ui li C V (I I LU4 Ui Li akUavag I . , . 1 r. , ai.1 iw.s u.a4.. fjtntiiA-io Lc.tf jtiC. Krul ' . to UrMVla4aK bolUaa, jg.. WUfiN Al n I fa A Jja BJ mfm OfSaWMkaStaJ V BrOhllLU twUlOal 11 ySjBBSA Ciaoaii .0 . kt. 1 A Oregon Shohi Line Union pacific nsrisT Time srhedule ssit nS From I e dleton raoe Chicago sell li. Denver. VI. I'oriUnd Worth. Omaha, Kan Special aaai'lly 81 Ixiula, Chl S gala. at. fi ::W p in i ago and Kaat via flunt lugton. ssassf I I Atlantic Ualt Lake, L.-avi i. Ft. Kxiiroaa Worth, Omaha, Kan i a m aaa city. St Umta.rhl It :1V p. Si. via limit rago and Kaat I Inglon. 81. Paul Walla Walla. Lewlaton Paat Mall ! Spnkane.Wallace.Pall a in man, Minnrapolta, HI S r al. ila Paul, Duluth. Mllwati Spokane, j kec i lm ago aud Kaat I I la Ocean and River Schedule. KROM POBtl AND. All .ailing dale lubjeel to i liange. - ' I- m For Han Praiicloco p m Sail erery I day. I 1 Daily i ki apt Columbia River Sunday . i p at S I . Aatorla and A'ay Sunday Saiuruay ljii,lng. in p m. I Willamette Rives lioai leave lorilamt dallt. saSSM sender, (atagi i.f water s-rnilttlng (or iliamrlla nainl V n tn III 1 1 Klver BOtBtA l eal i i , ,vv Klieria Snake River .i,, 4 H a m . nt) a. m Pally lllparla to LswIStM Daily Kn i M"ii Kii pt Hon AM-U KV. am'iil I . n.ll. lou NORTHERN PACIFIC RUNS Pull mail siccpintt i .ti-. Bit (BOt i 1 1 1 1 m Oiirs, I "uri?-t Slcciiinu iuirh I ht. PAUL MINM aPOLMI in i.i in FAHAK) TO (I HAN I) KORKI K X KS ION WINNKPWti HKLKNA ami BUTTB TlfHoK;!! IKK IIS 10 CHIC ; WAHHINdfX PHI I.AKKI.PJII A . NKW VUKK HOHTON in ,i all poteli I i ' ami Houlli Through tlckela 10 Japan .let I'blua, lai-oma and Nortbaru Pad lie Sieaioablp and Aiin-rn an Una r4 TISJM SCHgUULg. Iraiua leave IVudleUm dally en-i pi Suuday al uu p. at. inforaialloh ligM i aula, aaasBk andtlikn. call on oi arrliu Adauia. la? dleUm, Or.gou. or a D i II a Kl.TOfa, I bird and Morrlaon St. , porllaml, Ore washi nton & Columbia River Miroad Take thfs route for Km haRMO) Hi Paul, Ht. louUi, Kan sas City, Hi. Jos, Oiuulia. ami All Points liast and South Portland sad points oa the Sound Tikfl CARD. 1,.... Peudlelon dally intern auudaaa al (I jju. pre Arrive Pendleton Meaday Wniuaeday au4 krlila. II U.,,. Arjive I lueaday, Thuraday wiui,i; 'j .ijtt an, . I ears alia v alia rt ail t. .1.1 U'uu.l uaW aaa Arrlre Walla Walla dally weal bound ludia Soi lulorualiou icganllug ratea and acaKia inodaliyua, call n ot addreaa W A DAMS, Agent , I i udleUiu, OMSM H b. CAt DXKHKAP PA, Wail. Walla. Wash. See W. C. Minnis for ! Wood I and Coal Btpaeiaily Kim- riadea OrHl I Ntxt dot)! to J.ttei's Hukery Mam Street fKIKPHONK RKI Mil. ds (.), UH!!GU!8Ts, I'Jf N lAl.f'l ON , OHKttUN. i$ 1 1