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Cards AND TRADE8. SESSIONS pHYSIClL "...Mr iv junn a ou;,'ip to 12 . "Si.nhone red 371. .. t. nKPAIN Ht.OCK, KlU8' ere trouble, ratar- tilted for retracts er- JDU"' NaVW "ank. Telephone w2i,Xn. Main 301. n M I).. HOMEOPATHIC lsrlurceon OHlce In .Todd tfFAl l.I-. ROOM IT ASSOCIA C'S Teleplmnc main 031; real- .to .,i..i. lot P lift, PIH" UKVnBltSON, rilYSICIAN .ip-claltlwr, eye, ear, nose LnJ m Knvlnes Itank build- ttt, ""' """ -ar.t,kiTir. tJVr,i nVrvoua dlVoases' 8i nm .: "M, L, OiTlie "no block west ot post- n"V K iiijAikuii"'' - ' jM MiiMInu- corner Main nnd k (laioe i"iir r DENTISTS. DENTIST, OFFICR IN 1. .it .11 UIIIK. (lalMInc 'IMione rea Utiin Mk over SehmMt's new drug i'fionr BANKS AND BROKERS. v.iTinVAi HANK OF ATHENA. ATHENA. flWcn- Capital $r,n.ono; surplus and rnn in - - . . nrMldeni T J. Kirk, vlce presl lit U I'li'i"'" v..-,.,.,-. . . . ... . - . stfllir i-nsnier OF WESTON ril!iri!S HANK ft(i:. Iliepon lines a ireiierui iniifc- fcH iwi-i l.xi lisllge oougnt nun mini. r,.re;,,i,:;.. nrge W. ProebHtel., i.i.iMif .1 It Kllcore. cashier: ill- L n X llartman. M. M. Johns, T. ! j wcf (, D ;rnw. .1. I Kllgore. llnoert jir-Jfon. G W l'roebatel. MI I'KMu "TON SAVl.NtiS r.A.Mv, rVErtli'lon "reinm (priiniy..ii .uuiui 4. USS i pit s.,noon: smpius, jiiu.uiiu; loiffMi allf" Ml on time deposits. Ex- 'uw Mii'.i' ami sum on nil principal r 'it! ' attention given to coi- ilf. .1 I iirnls 1. pieslilent : .1. Tit Tiie-pre-ildimt : T. ,1. Morris, enshiw : 1 IV Malonet ii'o.Istnnt cashier FIKST NATU'N M. DANK OF I'ENDLE- 1:11. lapi.n stii.ihhi: surplus. ii.i.'hi Tnnact . geucml banking business, ks hitz and telegraphic transfers sold on Clkip. Sun FraneUro, New York nnd pilHll urillin III llir ",l ,u v fc. . fc it-ivo nn China, .lannn nnd Europe. Makes olltioiis on reasonable terms. Levi An in;, president W F. Matlock, vice prcsl iit 0 R Wade, cashier: n. F. Johnsmi, altant cashier. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. T F HOWARD, ARCHITECT AND SU IkTinteudcnt, inHltes complete nnd rclia !.plan for buildings In the city or coun "t Ileon 17 -ludd building. fHKKK . COLE. CONTRACTORS AND lwiuUs Estimates fnrnW.e.1 mi short J i.tl.- .lob Work a specialty Prompt trU-r Shop on Bluff street near Main. If 1 MY CONTRACTOR AND Itl'ILD r I srlmaten urnishecl on all klnd f musoiiry cement walks, stone walls, etc leave nideis at Kait Oreeoulan office. ' E TllOl'TMtN ARCHITECT AND SP Krlntentteiit Room IB. Association I DO ins FiMiclleion, Oregon. T M KELUR, PLASTERING AND CE mniing 1 emeui wniKS 8 specialty. rs- tmi furnished free. Work guaranteed, i '.ntf orders at Ilndley and Zehner s clear ! Tf Main St . P, O box 104 -YPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. S MERRILL, SPOKANE. WASH, ittnt New Densmorc. Second. hand tvpe v:itr, supplies, rellnlng, repairing. iOOT mND SHOE REPAIRING. 1!E.VWALD, THE OLD UEL1AIILP , uiaaker First-class repairing with ijwerials Shop In rear of Dlndloger CO f WILSON, FIRST-CLASS SHOE- and repairer. Heat material used ood work done. Shop 117 Alto St. 'red COE COMMISSION CO. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS S300.000 B" and Sells Grain, Provisions, Stocks, Bonds and Cotton for Cash or Future Delivery indMf'8.'1 Koveniment, munloipitl, aud miscfcllaiieous securities. Owniug a"peratius: the moat extensive private wire system In the world we can execute Torainall orders morv t romplly and oatisfautory tlmu auy other concern. T , guarantee to execute orders when limits are reached. We do not hold fr,ues.l'?M8"'lu for Uiore than the margin you plat e in a trade. We charge no lr'trtt for carrying long stocks. nlon oR?INS REQUIRED-Oraln leper bushel, ritocks $2 per share. Commls wr!rn,n J bushel, Stocks J of 1 per cent. "t win send you our Book of Statistics and Dally Market free. Write for it. llJ'iiltK,''!K' 70 NtiliiR! huU State Hauk. '"tAI, IlKKKICKNCKt Spokiuu. mill Kimtern Trut Co. chan !.El!L?n8ei Bauk of Conimeree Building. Minneapolis Minn. Ex Shokam. ?.ut tlle Principal towns and cities of the Northwest, including ton wl CoIfax' Pullman, liltavllle, Dayton, Walla Walla, Moscow, Peudle Vtncouverc oon8tn,otIon to Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Rverett and l'oudlbtou OnU t-, I in Court I- G. MAGERS, Local Manager and Societies ALFHABETICALLY ARRANGED. FRATERNAL ORDERS. UMATILLA TI1NT, NO. 27, K. O. T. M Mrets lit Secret Society hall, second and fourth Tuwdaya In each month. All visit ing Sir Knights cordially Invited. J. S, Kees, Record Keeper i K. D. Kstabrook, i ommanner. I'KNIU.irrON LOIMIK. NO. G2. A. V. AN'I) A. M., meets first and third Mondays of encn moniu. iraum nretnren welcome. T J. Tweedy, V. M. ; Joe II. Tarkcs, Sec. I'KNW.KTON' CnAlTKIt, NO. 2d t7C. Taylor, II. I., P I. Wamaley, secretary, meets second and fourth Fridays of each month In Masonic halt. DAMON LtiltOK. NO. 4. -KNIGHT 01' I'yllilaa. ,. W. Held, C C. ; R. V. Fletcher. K. of It. and S. Meets every Monday In Secret Society hall. MODRKN YVOOMKN OF AMKHICA.- Tutullla Camp. No. C.3!!l. Meets first nnd third Mouditvs of each month at Odd Fellows' hall. George A llamblln, Con sul fl A. Itoliblus, Clerk. WOOtlMKN OF Tim WORLD -RKGl'LAK mortlnw of Penflletoo Camp, No. 41. W. tor . are nem in oecrei nocieiy nan every Saturday evcnlnc. Visiting nelshbors are always welcome. .1 P Wnlker. Clerk A. J Owen, C. C ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. MAI'LU RROS.. COURT STREET, LA Dow block. Electricians, dealers In elec trical supplies, Houses, stores, wired for electric lights, bells or telephones. Elec trical fixtures of nil klmH Oet our prices. Repair work a rpcc!s!ty. BLACKSMITH I NG. C( iPEl.AND 4. SON FOR WIII5AT RACKS, Chenpest mid best In town, 314 Webb St LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. TIIK OLD SEMl'LE FEED YARD, 7'':: Cottoimoml street. Lindsay 1 Doty lit ops. Livery, feed anil sale stable, had- worses iot sale. M)itiiin ol ill COMMERCIAL .sTAULES, C M. FROOME Prop. Lhery. feed ana boarding. All hinds of turnouts. Competent drivers. On. p'wllp lintel Pendleton. 'Phone main 101. OREOOX FEED YARD, W T IIOYNTON ....... . ,. lr , i.--.-- iof. '1, nie. Lower ...... street len -ul- 'Phone BOARD AND LODGING. THE WHITE LODC.INO IlOl'SE, SOI South Main street. M. T. Itradley, prop. Housekeeping rooms and lodging rooms. Vood comfortable rooms and clean, well kepi beds Lodging 2fi cents. EMPIRE LODGING HOUSE, CORNER OF E. Court and Johnson streets. Good lnrge, clean rooms with comfortable beds. Rates 2.",c and ."Oc a night Thos. Smart, Prop HOTEL ALTA. CORNER ALTA AND Mill stieets. Hoard by the day or week, flood table set. Rates $-4 and S."i per week Pendleton Feed Yard In connection. L. NelT, prop. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. TERM reasonable, nt fi02 Water St , 'Phone red in. CABS AND CARRIAGES. Rt'IillER TIRE RACK, NEW AND VERY lntes style, for the service of the public. C D. Cnriln and .Tae. S. McKay, props. Call nt the Commercial livery stable or tele phone main 101 nnd the hack will call for you. CITY CAR LINE. ERWIN 1IAKEU PROP. Telephone main ,1.ri.!. Mand In front ot French restanrnnt SECOND-HAND DEALERS. GEORGE O DANIEL, NEW AND SECOND hand goods bought and sold. Court St., Opera house block. Call nnd see him. V STRORLE. DEALER IN SECOND hand goods. If there Is anything ymi j need In new or second-hand furniture, Ifctovet-, granite ware and crockery .call and t n nrlces No 1' Court streeL get ma prices, fo. .1. court street. INSURANCE & LAND BUSINESS. JOE H PARKEH, OFFICE COTTONWOOD St Opeta house block ;land office bus iness, such as 01 lug of clatm nnd initiating tontests a specialty. JOHN HAILEY, JR.. V S. LAND COM-1 mUsioner -Specialty made of land tilings . and proof; insurance and collections. Of-1 (ice In Judd building, room jo. PHOTOGRAPH ER6, W H. P.OWMAN. LEADING PIIOTOGRA pher of the city Harvest views. In dUoa photos for sale Finishing done for amateurs. Main St near brldce. 'Phone 270. I US VG H. HANSEN, Western Manager. Street. J'lioue Main Oil COMMERCE -TRADE WHEAT IS 59 CENTS; EAST ERN MARKET ADVANCED. Flour Still Going Up Eggt Scarce and Butter Is Out of Reach. The local markets arc at a standstill with the exception ot some very slight changes In flour, cheese, but ter and onions. The local wheat market remains at 59 cents and there Is absolutely noth ing doing in wheat at all. Although eastern markets have advanceiUsIight ly within the past two days owing to the reported Armour corner In Chi cago, It has not affected the local market In the least find there Is little likelihood of such good luck coming to the farmers unless the corner ma terializes and proves of much more magnitude than is anticipated on the Pacific Coast, The continued high price of wheat, however, keeps flour Jumping up. One week ago it wis selling in the local market for $3.G0 a bafrel and today .t is quoted at $3.65 with a still higher tendency. Unless wheat drops pretty soon, flour will be $3.75 locally with in the next few days and those who have not laid in their winter supply will have to pay a larger price for flour than they have paid for four years. Eggs remain at 35 cents and It Is impossible to get anythiug but the crated article to fill the demand. Of course, there are ome local fresh l.eggs, but more of them are those which have been packed, and while they are good eggs, they are not the freshest product. Butter country butter has gone up a notch and Is now quoted at 55 cents Instead of 50. Dairy butter is still SO cetits and It cannot advance much more without going out of reach. With eggs and butter so high many a man whohas to pay the bills for the table Is wondering where he is going to get off and is hoping for the hens and cows to call off the strike. Cheese has advanced from 20 cents a pound to 25 cents. Onions have dropped. The fall crop is now lu the market and prices have been forced down a half cent. Instead of being two cents today they are now one and a half cent. The following shows paid on the local market the prices Pineapples, $0 a dozen. Parsnips. "5c per sack. Cabbage, 2c per pound. Cheese, per pound 25c. Onions, lJc per pound. Green onions, 25c per doz. Beets, per pound, lc. Potatoes, $1 per hundred. Garlic, 12'2C per pound. Pendleton Live Stock and Poultry. Chickens, hens, per dozen, $2.50 to $3.50, Turkeys, per lb., 10c. Geese, per doz., $9. Spring chickens, per doz., $2.S0 and Ducks, per doz., $3.75. Pigeons, per doz., $1.50. Eggs, 35c in trade. Butter, 50c and 80c per roll. Choice Beef Cattle, Etc. Cows, per hundrei. $3Ji3.15. Steers, $3.00. Hogs, live, $C. Hogs, dressed, Sc. Calves, dressed, 8yc. Pendleton Retail Grocery Prices. Coffee Mocha and Java, beat, 40c per lb.; next grade. 35c per lb.; lower grades coffee, 25c to 15e per lb; package coffee, 15c per lb. Rice Best head rice, 12c per lb,; next grade 8 l-3c per lb. Sugar Cane granulated, best, $5.50 per sack; do, 1C lbs. $1. Salt Coarse. $1.25 per 100; table, $2.50 per 100. Flour B. .. $3X5 iier barrel :Wnl. t,.rs'. $3.fiC ,,,,- bar,.el. Wheat Market, Portland. Nov. 20. There Is noth ing new lu the wheat situation at present. Sellers aie scarce and the majority of them have withdrawn what grain they have for sale and are waiting to receive more money. Ware- houses in the country are filled up with wheat aud it Is shipped to tide water whenever the exporter requires any or has room on dock for same. Sales of small lots have been report ed dally, but the principal buyers aie millers, as they pay from 2 to 3 cents per bushel more than exporters for fancy lots. European markets are slow and have declined on the week that exporters heie do not caro to buy any more stock at ruling prices. We hear no more of new charters to South Africa, and It looks as If that country has secured all the grain they need. Austiallau demand in this market has flattened out and only oc- MEN AND WOMEN. V Kit (3 for can ttiral HiM'.jMIF'V.illtUlUUllU'lIl, (luiuui at irniaiii"" , U lMUftbS, I mi', CdfUiCJit Co. " ' H.MWWIU. VI C". lu f.m .M , . ' . 1. .inrtn. biiif.Al.1. for S II.OU, or B bottle. VL.ll. ! C'iiiit-r -f ' ivauwt. ilVU ! I old - . 'ftUxl for I.imJI. t; - -l.tru 31 tall. KM bv i MJl.a rituurf. i'MIKA., I't, i Fnttt I IMLCUlClli CHICHESTER'S PILLS X.TfrV.A t laiiir4 Hiw ii, - 'I HiJiiii. 4 Ml'ltKlK'lt 1 M.I. I. It 10 14. g caslonal rumors come from California of vessels having been chartorod there. The market from now on will ho of a dragging character, as fully SO per cent of the crop has been se cured by millers and exporters. The balance will be carried probably over until early spring, with occasional sales made. Quotations for club arc from fiPe to 70c per bushel; bluestem, "374c, and valley, 71c per bushel. San Francisco. Nov, 20. The dead lock between buyers and sellers on the price of wheat In this market con tinues. Shipping Interests maintain they are firm In their position not to pay more thnn $1.32H for choice shipping, as the market abroad does not warrant higher prices. Holders are equally firm as to their views In lotting go at these prices and will sell only at $1.35. hence nUlendlock between buyer and seller. Rumors have been thick that the Intter figure is being paid in the Interior, but it Is difficult to find any exporter who Is claiming that he paid same. Ex porters are loat.mg tonnage quite freely, nnd some good sized lots have come down from Oregon nnd Wash ington to fill up vessels on berth. Quotations range from $1.32M; to $1.35 per cental for shipping grades, $1.401 45 for milling. Wool Markets. Boston. Nov. IS. There continues to bo a very active demand for all grades of wool here. There has been 'more Inquiry from manufacturers, and they have been buying freely. The demand has been pretty well distrib uted over this market ,all desirable wools being in demand. The market Is becoming well cleaned up on scour i wools at the prices recently rul ing. The whole situation U one of gieat firmness, with stocks unusually small for the season. Fine staple ter ritory wools continue in active de mand, with prices firmer, and dealeis talking at least 5 per cent advance. The tendency is upward, with a erv good movement to the mills. Fine staple territory. 5C00c: strictly flue. 50jT55c: fine and medium. 50(1 5:1c medium. 45fM7c. There Is a good movement In California wools, with prices firm and tending upward Northern county, cleaned basis. b2fff 55c: middle counties, 48jT50e: South em, 4547c; six to eight months 13 SM4c less. Fine fleece wools weie in a very firm position, with sales at full quotations. Australian wools are rather quiet, owing to the small stocks here and light offeiings. Comb ing choice, scoured bahls, 75(fiSo good, 733''7ie; average. 72074c. St. Louis changed. Nov IS. Wool Uu Skins, Hides and Pelts. Hides Dry hides, No. 1, 16 pounds and up, 1515c per pound; dry kip, No. 1, 5 to 15 pounds, 12c; dry calf. no. l, under u pounds, 10c; dry salt ed bulls and stags, one-third less thai, dry flint; salted hides, steers, sound, CO pounds and over, 89c; 50 to CO pounds, 78c; under 50 pounds and" cows, 7c; stags and bulls, sound, I 5'2c; kip, sound, 16 to 20 pounds, 7c; veal, Bound, 10 to J4 pounds, 7c; calf, sound, under 10 pounds, Sc; green, (tinsalted), lc per pound loss; culls, each $1.B02; dry, each, $1 1.60; colt's hides, each 26060c; soat sltins, common, each 1016c; An gora, with wool on, each, 260 $1. Pelts Hear skins as to size, N I each, $520; cubs, $2C; badser, each, 1040e; wildcat. 2G?T60c; house cat. ,-(fl10: fox, common "ticli 30050c; do, red, each, $1.5002; do. cross, each, $500; do. ellver and black, each. $100200; fisher, each, $5(?C; lynx, each, $23; mink, strict ly No. 1, each, 50$1.50; marten, paio pine, according to size and color, $1.502; muskrats, large, each, 60 10c; skunk, each, 40050c; civet or polecat, each, 50lOc; otter, for large prime sums, each, $o7; panther, with head and claws perfect, each $30 0 50; wolf, mountain, with head perfect, each, $3.50 0 5: wolf, nralrle. (coyote), without head, each 3035c: wolverine, each, $40 7: beaver, tier KKin. large, ibtpu; do, medium, $34; uo, small, ?iwi.50; do, kits, G0W75c, Roeblina-Estabrook. Chicano, III., Nov. 20, A weildlim of note in Chicago today was that of Miss nianche Kstabrook, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Henry I). Kstabrook and Mr. Carl V. RoouIIiik. a member oi the famous Hoebline famllv oi Trenton, N. J builders of the Iliook lyn bridge and other mammoth struc tures of the kind. The ceremony was performed at the home of the bride's parents In Dearborn avenue and was witnessed by a distinguished gather ing of society folk from numerous cities. Miss Grace Banger was tho maid or honor and the bridesmaids were Miss ICatherine Grosscup, of Chicago; Miss Geraldlne Fearons. of Sow Wk, Miss Lillian Wetmoic. of New Britain. Connectlcuet. and Miss Helen Peck, of Omaha. Tho best mnn was F. W. Hoebllng, of New York, and the ushers were Thomas Klgns, ,Ir . of Washington, I)r, Thomas Smith, of New York, William A. Andorson, of Trenton, and Rdward Ford John son. of Chicago. Railroad Matters Discussed. I Atlanta, Ga Nov. 20. Tim South- ti) and Southweutorn Ilallroad Club hold its annual mooting ut Kimball today with a good attendance of rpp ri'SPntatives of tho loading rallroada of thf- tftrrltorv rovored hv tho brho- a i. ii I'liiiiun. AiiKiiiK "i" iimimru nibuiiHHiMi wure tho following: "Noxxlo vs DIa.n etor:" 'Sti-ani Hoat vb. Stovfl" ami "Thu Vanderhllt Klre "ox and Tender." LOST. LoST-LADY' TAN COLORKn I'URSK, COM iBiuiiiK imiu smouni oi money, surer Initial '" on l.thersl i-nw.nl in fln.Ur by returning iamt to Kt uregonlan office. FOR RENT, FOR RENT -STORE ROOM ON COTTON wood street Enquire of Chris. Itanley WANTED. W A N T R I 8 1 XTY " TON S O K C Lit AN WHKAT hy. I". p. Collier A Co., office, sto Msln t WANTED THREE OR FOllt IJNFPR nlhed rooms for light housekeeping Ad dross F M . care East Oregonlan MISCELLANEOUS. IN rOUND-TIIE FOLt.OWtSO IIKSCKIRKP animal h been taken tip by tha mrahal of IheCltrot I'emlUton, tn-wli One rrl geld Ing, white Mrlp In lace, weight bout NH) pounds age I vesri, no brnd rllble If .l,l animal Is not claimed by the owner or thoi entitled to the pnn.elon of It, cojtt and t. nemos lnt It paid and It taken awr with in ton days fr m the dale hereof, then at 1 o1 clock p. m oflhol'th day of November, 1M, the raid animal will be sold to the highest bidder, at public auct on. tor M.ih, at the rltr pound, on thecorier ot Cottonwood and Webb streets In tdCUyot IVndlMon, the proceed, of such tale lobe, applied to the payment nt nch ent snd etpennes oi making snle Dated thli ltth day of November, I'M.!. J. A Wtktly, City Marihal IN POUND TIIK KOI.LOVHNtT DISCnTnKI) & Imali hare been taken tin by thomnnhttof tbe City nf Pendleton, to wit! One white marc, weight sou pounits. tranded hat on led hip. II said animals aro tio claimed by the owners or those entitled to the nossesftton nf them, eonts ami evnn.ei Hgalnat them pildaud them taken anav wlihtn ten nayii irnm me nsie nercor, men at o'ciock . h n Ka '-111 I. I . nf r - n ....... 1 V I Ka aid animal will be soM to the highest bidder, at pnblio aiK-tlon, for cub., at tho city pound, on tho rorntf nt Cottonwool! and Webb ttrrctt, In aid city of Pendleton, the proceeds of such alo to be applied to tlm payment ol such costs and expensesnt making sale. Datrd'hls 19th day ol Nov., mi. 1. A. ntaklcy city Marshal. OLD NEWSPAPERS TO PPT LNDER uriielK. on shelv.es walls, or for wrap ping purposes old iieiiiir lu !arg- bundles of 100 each nt !!." cents a bundle nt the EAST OREOO.MAN office, Pendle ton, Oregon. TRANSPORTATION LINES. Shotline awd union Pacific DEPART FOK Tlmo Scltodnlo From Poiiillutoii lailri raoM Chicago Portland Special 5:.0 p. tu. vU Hunt ington. Bait Lake, Dearer, Ft. ,1111111, winaun, City, St. Louii, (JlllCgOt!CI M1 Atlantic Ki press Salt Laku, Denver. Ft, Worth. Omaha. Kan' . SieSp'.BdEK: ington. fl:5a m. as City, Ht. l.oali, 11:10 p. ro I St. Paul Fait Mai) 8:13 a. m, via Spokane. Walla Walla.UirUtod, Bpokauo, Wallace, Pullman, Mlnneapo. lis. ft. Paul. Diilulb. 6:i p. o. , illlwauiee, Chicago ana ksi. Ocean and River Schedule. FROM PORTLAND All tailing dates sub-l Ject to change. Far Ban Kranclsco Sail evary 9day. M p. m. isuop. m, tW " except snnaay I "- op.m, 8:00 p m, I To Astoria and Way ' Sanday Saturday I I.andlnn. lOrfO p in. AVIIlBinettoltivur. Dot 1 1 (ears Portland dally, except Hunday (tiite of water permitting) lor Wlllamatt ani Yamhill Ulnr pilnti. Uare Ulparla taW a. ta. Dally Excpt Mon LaTO IXWUtOE 70a. m Daily Eicpt Slot Roake Hirer Itlparla to U'Wliton F. r. WAMBLKY, Agant, I'endl.ton, Washington & Columbia River Railroad Take this route for Chicago, Ht. 1'aul, Ht. Loula, Kan aas City, Ht. Joe, Onialia, anil All Points East and South Portland and point oo tho Sound TIM iuku. Leare rendition, daily i-irot gund&n hi 73JO. pm, Arrtra Pendlatou Monday, Wtdueaday aua Krlday HWipin. Arrive Pendleton Tunidar. Thnrailx unrf Saturday VrAuu, tJsVK Walla Walla dally, eatt bound, II JjO pm, Arrlf Walla Waila dally, wet bound, K:4i an Kor Information rrcardlnr rata and iHau, modatlont. call on or addreu W. AUAM8, Aftfit. Pendleton, Orrcoo. 8. B. OALDKBIIBAD, O. f. A., Walla Walla, Waab, MANHOOD RESTnf?Pn::oup""i" hie Vliallr,tli8prrirrlpii,nolluio.iiwJ'leii1(,pi,-.i,,.,1 w i; . k . Ml f! I'.ir.V i- 7TJZ f..V. V . " " i.ii . iii.uiiiui Ii?i7 . IVn T. W' ali-u.ll.( Jiraln., r nrir i m .UumiIu ievia lo nvrimikUitiUt a ami all llio lmrior i, imi,.. . . I ri'Ilii:SKiltiauMMt and rtitorefl j.,;. ViVJiT tmud l. iti,, i.i auaranuieiriirvfi aiitl laom-y rv L,iMii. e ;,;iti,7ir, .'."...''""'''';i'-. vr luatl. firi'i for viiuk ,-fr,.uii.r u,.,i ... uurwu.rui, nnuiiifiKi o,, J-.O-lloaaHau yrvr l'.l SOLD BY TALLMAN & CO., DRUGQIBT8, PENDLETON, OREQON, HOTELS. HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS., Props. The Best Hotel tn Pendleton and us good a any. Hetidquru'terB for Traveling Men. Commodious Sntnple Rooms. Rates $2 & $2.50 Special rates by week or month, r:cellent Cuisine. Prompt Dlnlngroom Sorvltc. Ovcry Modern Convenience. Bur mid liilliiml room In commotion Only Three Blocks from Depot. COL DEN" "RULE HOTEL CurnrrCuuit ami Jultttium Sttt.U, rciiilMuii Ot n Kolly, Proprlotor. HEATED 11Y STEAA LIOMTED Y ELECTIIICITY Aiiiiu'li'iiii I'liui, ihi(. i tun j.oo IM'I'llllV. Kiiropiiu l'lnii, (llHi, 7'ie, M.(M. Hptmlnl rnlt-N liy wook or nuiiitli. Prec 'bus uicct.s all trains ' Coniiiiorcl.il trade .solicited I'liic sample nxniii Sjiodal Allriilimi liivcii Ciiimirv Trade MOTEL ST. GEORGE CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS, GEO. UAItVEAUi Prop. Elegantly f tiriiished Steam lieateoj European i'laii. Block and a hall from depot. Sample room In connection, KUUM RATE f)0o, 70o, $1.0- THE PORTLAMD PORTLAND. OREGON Auirruau I'Uu. II ir ilv mnl uu.m lliailiiuattrt for tourlklM ami rijllllll. If lal Ira clem, bprclal ratct mailt to familita and aiug grnllriiicii The luanacuirnt will ht plrau at all llinn tu ihow riMjiua and gitr ptKca. modern Turkiili lilliolnhll.limriit In the tut 4 II t liOWUK.-i, Mauagei, Babbitt Metal, beat In tha world, 1 bar. Price $1 par bar, at tho Ea Oreuonlan Ofric. . ., ,. W'H I'ro-lulll .1 I u A WfHI tuv i Mmww .