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Newspaper Page Textadvertisements: rfil 0 efS (i) .-j' t, v (Is (?) ffl (? is) (ij s v) s -j- 50 A BIG LOG ROLLING 1144 INITIATED WOODMEN AND WOMEN OF WOOD CRAFT, PENDLETON APRIL 21-22 NEXT. .; ;i : PiJSAjssjj S ? " v v.' Sj! t ; f i S rt'i ?t $ v , V : , t fi jj $ tw 5 $ A ii .) v? .? 5 US. (? 0 s (t 5 "if J? $ ? (s; I) .- J) e j; $ y, ? 4 P i." ! V " (A ? , -s- l 4 One cent per WANTED. (WANTED ADVERTISERS TO MAKE USE nf Mipsi rlnsRlflpil rnliinmo if homething you have no use for, offer to kraile it for EomcthlnR that Borne other IDOuj i4ij nun; uu use mr, some- uimg that you may need In yonr business. might wish to trntle for a cow or n vehicle. c...,nt,nrll 111 i V ll fl Til t ll 11 rm. .1 X I . . ind want the horse. A flfteen or twenty Etc cent want odd will probably do the business. FOR SALE. OK SALE GASOLINE aytiiNB, WITH tilnos. tanks nnd rtti urs. rr-ilv i te, Ave to six horse ooor. EMnouilcal In jie use oi inei. i-rice j-j.i'j. wast Orejon tD olllce, Pendleton. bOIl SAT.E-TWO W ATE It TANKS AND pump, good as new. Andrees A. Kunkel & Co PHYSICIANS. DU. W. O. COLE. OFFICE IN JUDD Miliums, uniee nours. in to is a. ra, ; K m 'IVIflt.linnA TT h. MILLER. M. D., DESPAIN 11LOCK. treats and corrects eye troubles rntnr- hal conditions nnd Impaired hearlue. Blasses correctly fitted for refrnctlve er- bR, C. J. SMITH, OFFICE OVER TnE renleton snvmcs Hank. Telepboue 30; iuence reiepuone i. . S. CARFIELD, M. D.. HOMEOPATH- tc Physician nnd Surgeon. Olbce In add building. Telephone: Office, black i odd I; residence, black 24 br. WILLIAM HOUSE. PHYSICIAN AND Sm-Kcon. onice. room 20 Jmid nulld- tc 1'lioue Jiain 72. Residence notel Fendlcton. bit! J. P. M'FAUL. ROOM 17. ASSOCIA- tlot block. Telephone Ma In 93 : resl- itoce telephone, black 101. III. T. M. HENDERSON, PHYSICIAN anu Mirsreon. HDecliiitles eye. ear. nose hd tluoat. Olllce In Savlncs Hank bulld g. Phone Main 83. BTF.OPATHIC PHYSICIANS. DRS. theves & Ke.ves. Olllce one block wist ol les tun Store. feT LYNN K. RLAKESLEE. CHRONIC land nervous diseases nod niseuaea of omen Opp. Hotel Pendleton, cor. Water hd Mnln Sts., Pendleton, Ore. Phone Ed 273. i ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. i P HOWARD. ARCHITECT ANl SU ttierlntelident. makes complete and rell- lie plans for buildings In thu city or lantry. Koom it, juuii iiuuuing. EIEEK & COLE, CONTRACTORS AND builders. Estimates furnished on short tlee Job work a specialty. Prompt rvlec Shop on IilufT street, near Main A. MAY . CONTRACTOR AND Fbnllde.r. Estimates furnished on all nils of masonry, cement wnlks. stone Mils, etc. Orders enn be left at the East Iregonian office. & ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. lAI'LB I5ROS., COURT STREET, LA tDow Block. eleerlclaus, dealers in eiec- ical supplies. Houses, stores wired for Ktrlc lights, bells or telephones. IClectrl I fixtures, nil kinds. Get our ,u!-j.'s. Ro Ir work a specialty. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. pMMERCIAL STABLES, G. W. FROOME IProp. Llvory feed and Boarding. All kinds Irnouts. Competent drivers. Opposite Ho- icnuietou. xeiepuone in. pPOT LIVERY, FEED AND GAuLS iStables, First class 3iu-'9 rnd dnubie p for all occasions. 027 Cottinwood St. lone, Muln 70. Evlln Crnlg, Prop. py STABLES, T. W. AYERS. PROr.. ILlvery, feed nnd bonrdiug. The beat fnouts In the city. Alta St., between ln and Cottonwood Sts. Phone, Mnln 10. Silo K FRET) RTATtr.KS. SATISFACTION lUhninteed. fil'i Aurn 8t . hot Webb and Pf F P Hartshorn, prop. Many years ex flenec In this buslncts. IFgon FEED YARP, W. T. IJOYNTON f rop Special caro given horfps left with I Lowor Webb street . Phone Rod CO I. CABS AND CARRIAGES. Ft CAB LINE. ERWIN BAKER, PROP, ephono Main 79, at the Depot Livery np NT I ATS. T VAUGHAN. DENTIST" OFFICE IN f odd building. I.A, MANN, DENTIST, IN ASSOCIA-, lon block, ovr P. B. Clopton'H office, i LODGING HOUSES. PALACE LODGING HOUSE, J. H- WIL m?, proprietor. ?UBt clasi rooms, well 'tibv tlin Anv rr u'olr f.tsMnln street. RESTAURANT8 AND CAFES. t OEOROR TtRSTATIIlANT. STRICTLY FU class. W. W. PancDJ n. Prop. Me oiirs. 004 Mnln St Tel. Main 12 wnuk Tidintiinr oi Kvonuc Kj! SttniuUte, thTbraln ud ne center, w U. I ...uuaoo, wiia 6 lxxa. tiHUn uuiuo -"'rz r,r-Mnl cTUN OREGON. SOLD BY TALLMAN & CO., DRUGGISTS, PENDLETON, OHtuwr.. word for the first insertion, l - FRATERNAL ORDERS. I0".'H' KRIGllItOR!? Or AMERICA IMwood Camp, No. -Jim. motts kpc ond and fourth Saturdays of eac'i month. In Ilondrkk's Hall. Mrs. Ida Holromb, Oracle; Mrs. Nettle Bobbins. Recorder T'MATlLIiA TENT. NO. 27. K. 0. T. V Meets In Secret Society Hall, sc-iiU and fourth Tuesdays of cacti month. All vis- ",. " vui(,iii tuiuiaiiy inviieo. j. a. Kees. Record Keeper; K. n. liSstabrook, Commander. 1 i ItEDMEN UMAIIAI.ES TRIUE, NO. 18 a rTe0rt,8 ,FVCTJ Tuesday nlcht in Ilcn drlcks Hall. Hoy W. Rltner, Keeper ol Keeords. I'EM) I.ETON LODGE, NO. 5L A. K. aud A, M., meets first and third Mondays rf each month. Vlsltlnp brjt.ir.'n we!"iwni. T. J. Tweedy, W. M., Joe II. I irl:i, .S , PENDLETON CII A l'TEH No7l!.VTr& ' Taylor, II. P.. F. P. Wamslcy, Sejrotarv. Meets first and fourth Friday of each mouth In Masonic Hall. PENDLETON COMMANDER Y, NO. 7.. Robert Forstcr, E. C, W. E. Cn-ter, Sec retary. Meets nrst and third IYlday of each month In Masonic Hall. 1IONEEKS OF THE PACIFIC WIL 11am Martin Eucampment. No. 1. Meets every Wednesday nt HendrlckM Hall. Mrs. L. F. Lampkln, Secretary. PENDLETON LODGE, NO. 28s7-ll7p7o. Elks. Thomas Fltr Gerald, E R : L. W. Held, Secretary. Meets firxt and third Thursdays, Secret Society Hall. V'POS LODGE. NO. 4,-ICNIGltT H OF , I'tfMns. J. F. Nowlln, C. C. : It. W. lotcher, K ol R ;t S Meets evrry Monday In Secret Society Hall. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Tntiillla Camp, No. (5300. Meets fllst nnd third Saturdays of each month nt Hen drlck's Hall. George A. Uamblln, Con sul : G. A. Robblns. Clerk. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD REGULAR meetings of Pendleton Camp No. 41, V. of V., are held in Odd Fellows' hull every Tuesday evening. Visiting neighbors always welcome. 3. P. Walker, Clerk, J. P. Earl, C. C. ATTORNEYS. OARTEIt k RALBY. ATT01LVEYS AT Law. Office In Savings ISank building. (1EAN & LOWELL, ATTORNEYS AT Law, Iloom 14 Asssoclatlon block, Pcn jleron, Oregon. T. G. IIAILEY, LAWYER. OFl'ICE IN Judd building, Pendleton, Oregon. S. IlEKKELEY. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office In Association block. a. D. ROYD, ATTORNEY AT LAW 111 Court St. L. R. HERDER, ATTORNEY Af tAW, Pendleton, Oregon. JAMES A. FEE, LAW OFFICE IN JUDD BuII(1Iiib1 STILLMAN & PIERCE, ATTORNEYS at Law. Mr. Sttllman has been admit ted lo practice In United States patent otflccs and makes a specialty of Patent Law, Rooms 10, 11, 12 and 13 Associa tt in block. PHOTOGRAPHERS. W. S. BOWMAN, LEADING PHOTOlJRA pher of the city. Harvest views, Indian photos for sale. Finishing done for 'tmn teurs. Main St., near bridge. Phone, Red 270. BANKS AND BROKERS. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ATHENA. Oregon. Capital, f.'iO.OUO : surplus and , protlts, $0000. Interest on time deposits. Deals In forelgu aud domestic eichnnge. , Collections promptly attended to. Henry 0. Adams, nresldcnt; T. J. Kirk, vice-president : 13. L. Barnett, cashier ; Mrs. E. L. Burnett, assistant cashier. i THE PENDLETON SAVINGS BANK, Pendleton, Oregon. Organized March 1, 18S0; capital, J50.000; surplus, $00,000. Interest allowed on time deposits. Lx chauge bought and sold on all principal points. Special attention glveu to collec tions. W. J. Furnish, president: J ,r leal, vice-president; T. J. Morris, cashier. THE FARMERS BANK OF WESTON, Weston, Oregon. Does a geueral bank ing business. Exchange bought and nold. Collections proinptlv attended to. R. Jameson, prenldent; Geo. W. Profbate , rlce-prcslde.it; J- K. Kllgore, cashier ; 01- , rectors, G. A. llartman, M. M. Johns. T J. Price, 0. D. Graw,.J. F. Ktlgore, Robert Jameson, G. V. Procbstcl. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PENDLB- ton. Capital f 70,000: surplus, J85.000. Transacts a general banking business Lx cbauge and telegraphic trans 1 :rs sold on Chicago, San Francisco, New iork and principal points in the northwest Draft 'drawn on China. Japan and Europe. Makes collections on reasonable terms Levi Ankeny, president: W K. Mt'oc-rice-president: C. B. Wade, cashier; H. C. Guernsey, assistant cashier. SECOND HAND DEALERS. GEORGE O'DANIEL, NEW AND SECOND hand goods, bought and ni.rt . I'ourt St., Opera house oiock uu uu V BTUOBLt," DEALER IS BKCOND 'hand goods. If there is anything you need In new or second hand furniture. tves granite ware and crockery, call and 'et bis prices No. 212 Comt -'r chareei 8topa wr , h.nd. nnw WW- " .17" ... J;5 nemedy CO. 8ttn ffanCICO WUW 2c thereafter: 30 words or less. $1.50 per month, or $12 per r , V VI'ifHOT feZr Vv. l v ' L WHEN . . i Mr 1 1.-in-v r v ' ii win-1 ' Won t, .i I i'ii,' t dun.' i Local Market Prices. The followiiiK shows the prices pnld on the local tnarkot: Turnips, 7Bc per sack. Parsnips, 75c per sack. Cabbage, 1c lb. Gieou onloiiR, per cloz. bunches, 2Eo Choeso, per lb., 20c. Onions, per cwt., Dm-ts, por lb., I'.tc Potatoes, por cwt., Apples, per box, $1. Horse radish, 12M:c lb. Garllck, lisvc lb. Sweet potatoes, Be per lb. Sauor Kraut, 40c per gallon. Pendleton Livestock and Poultry. Chickens, hens, per doz., $3.50 to $4. Roosters. $3.G0 to JL Turkeys, per lb., 10. Geese, per doz., ?9. Spring chickens, per doz., J3.C0. Ducks, per doz., $3.76. Pigeons, per doz., $1.50. Eggs, 30c in trade. Butter, 50 to COc per roll. Choice beei cattle, etc. Cowb, per hundred, $3.10. Steers, $4. Hogs, live, 5c. Hogs, dressed, 6c. Calves, dressed, 7 to Sc Pendleton Retail Grocery Prices. Sugar Cane granulated, best, $5.76 per sack; do., lb ius, oeet granu lated, $5.50 per sack; do 16 lbs, $1. Coffee Mocha and Java, beat, 40c per lb; next grade, 35c lb; lower grades coffee, 25 to 15c lb; package coffee, 15c lb. Rico Beet head rice, 12c per lb; next grade, 8 l-3c per lb. Salt Coarse, $1.36 per 100; table, $2.20 per 100. Hides and Pelts In Pendleton. No. 1 dry bides, )3c per lb. No. 2 dry hides, S 2-3c per lb. Green salted hides, 7c per lb. Green unsalted hides, 6c per lb. Sheep pelts, short wool, 25c each. Sheep pelts, medium wool, 35c each. Sheep pelta, long wool, C5c each. No. 1 tallow, 3c per Jb. No. 2 tallow, 2c per lb. Pendleton Flour, Feed, Hay, Etc. Flour, $2.50 per bbl. Bran, $13 per ton. Shorts, $15 per ton. Barley, retail, 75c per 100. Rye, retail, 90c per 100. Oats, retail, $1.15 per 100. Wood, $5.60 to $. Chop barley, $17 per ton. Hay Loose wheat, $10 ton; baled wheat, $15; timothy baled, $18; al falfa, looso. $10: baled. $16; rye hay on ranch, $5 to $6. Eastern Livestock. Chicago. Feb. 20 Cattle Re ceipts. 18.000 including 500 Texans; Westerns, active, strong: good to prime steers, $0.5007.05; poor to medium, $1.003C10; stockers aud feeders, $2.25(&4.75; cows, $1-250' 6.45; heifers, $2.5005.50; canners, $1.25(32.25; bulls, $2.50$4.G0; calves, $2.5007.25; Texas f d steers, $4,2506.75. Hogs Receipts today, 40,000; to morrow, 28,000; loft over. 4900; strong, mixed aud butchers, $5,800 ti.25; good to choice heavy, $6,200 6.37; rough heavy, $5.8506,15; 'C1MK-W v Wh FLY n,.!ii ih ihi.i Mi. lV'kh; i.'M-'jiil li'Kntuli .it oiflnh." light. $5.500 5.!s6; bulk of sale 0G2O. Sheep Receipts. 20,000; sheep, steady; latnils. stonily, 10 cents low er; good to choice wethers, $l.7&fT' 5.25; fair to cholco tnlxod, $3.86 1.00; Wostorn sheop, $l.6OC00; nntlvo lambs, $2.75fG.50; Weateru lambs, $5.26 G.GO. Hops, Wool and Hides. Portlaond, Feb, 20. Hops - 110 13c M'r pound. Wool Nominal; valley. nf!M6 Baetorn Oretton. 80iai4c; tuohnlr. 21 02Htc per pound. Shoepsklns Shonringii. 15&20r short wool, 25036c; modlum wool, 30000c; long wool, COc0$l oarh. Tallow Prime, per pound, 40 iAc; No. 2 and gronse, 203c. Hides Dry hides, No. 1, 16 pounds nnd up. 1501'jc por pound; dry kip. No. 1, 5 to 15 pounds, 15c; dry calf, No. 1, under 5 pounds, lCc; dry snlt od bulls and stags ono-thlrd less than dry Dint; snltod hides, steers, sound, GO pounds nnd over. 80flr: 50 to 00 pounds. 7V408c; under 60 pounds and cows. 7c; stags uml bulla, nouuil, 505VS.c; Up, sound, 15 to 30 pounds, 7c; voul, sound. 10 to H pounds, 7c; calf. Bound under 10 pounds, Sc; green (unsalted), 1 c porpound lass; culls, one cent per pound less: hurst) hides. Baited, each $J.502; dry. each $101.50; . oltB hides, ouch, 260 50r; goat skins, common, oarh, 100 15c; Angora, with woo! on, caeh,250 $1 00. Pelts Bear skins, ns t- size, No. 1. each $5020; cubs, $205; badger, each. 10 040c; wildcat, each, 26030c; house cat, 5010c; fox, common gray, 30060c; do red, each, $1.5002; do cross, each, $5015; do silver nnd black, each, $100,0200; fishers, each. $50C; lynx, each. $203; mink, strictly No. 1., each 3OC01.25; mar ten, dark northern; $64112; marten, pale plno, according to sl.o and co lor, $1.5jN; muskrats. laru, oacb. 5010c; skunks, earn. 250Mc; civet or polecat, each, 6010c; otter for large prime skins, ouch, $607; au thor, with head and claws prfaet. each, $2.0005.00; raccoon, for lar prime, 30 035c; wolf, mountain, with huad perfect, unfit. $3,600 5; wolf, pralrlo f coyote) with hand perfect, each. 400 We; wolf, prolrle. (coyote) without hatl perfect, each, 80035c; wolverine, faeh $107; boav. er, per skin, large, $600; do modlum, $804; do small, $101.(0; 4o kits, 6d76c. COMEDY DRAMA With Excellent Mechanical Effects, by L. J, Carter. "Tho Hleventh Hour" will be pre sented at tho Frarer tomorrow night. This Is Lincoln J. Carter's play that he produced in Chicago on the 20th of May, 1900, where It met with pro nounced success. The play Is a corn ody drama, but unlike most of Mr Carter'a plays, It does not deiMiil up on a mochanlcal effect for Its suc cess. It has a story that is thorough ly Interesting, abounding with pathos and comedy and the cast is said to bo far above the average and in cludes tho eminent Gorman .dialect comedian and singer, Charles A. (Karl) Cardner, j Everything that is used Jn this production is carried by tho compa-J ny. The last act is said to bo tho' yc ar. No Ml inserted (or less than 15c. HIOC3, PELTS AND JUNK, j VOU CAN MKT Till! IHUIIIWr Vl.VH wt h fr jr faW. pt" a u i XIih! t JmuV. wik at nfcWr tf. m 1 PT. ViJ. r. r tMl boitW Mi oU of oM r t h t. In SW ntwth f hMf nI h t'(t to th jr v 1,t r Wi to ty. tsiv m ri mid ra ntu n- tt tl. I 8twnk A ". uhr o.l rh.m Of jt t Knot ttvl Vn.lt, tr. j MISCELLANtOUa. IhV POUND TIIK IIKRklNAKTKU I'K. ' deerlUsl ttoci h W UUh hp Ut tt . City mrti n-1 hIU t tJ i tk trJriin of trn ly rl nd tpuw. ' One b rliKln hertr, Mark Wt, mtnr n.i Ull. tvjolrli btn on tin hi thottuloi Unt oM, wclsbt 4tit l) pwiiail DteJ rebnur is, I ' 1 J V 1IHTIIM.S. iM M.h.i l OLD Nl.V8PAl'U!tHTO PUT DNDRU cri..t, ia .heln.. null., or fpr rm hmutltw of one hnndrnl rurh M 31 ivo bundle at the RAST OIUHIOSIAV tffit. SUllSORtllKISH TO MAOAKtNRH.lt- OU want to unNrrltx- t majtkilnm 'r nrtt paper In Uir l'nltil HUt- r Knnre , remit by potnl nite. chwk r ud ti th ! KAST OltKtlONlAN th net pnellhr prlr of tln publication ymi ilrtlr. nil Mill iAXC It fut J"'l il IMIIW nt Itl. tlk ot the mof r twin lt In th ninl't It will (are rmi tmtti trouble did ttfK If row arf n Wrlbrr t !h UAH1 OH (IONIAN, In rranlt(lK fn ra ilnlnft trn lxr rent fr tho uMIbfr jrt-i Atl .rfi KAHT OHB(HNIAN PUII CO.. IVn tllrtim, Omtnn. HAHIUTT MRTAI, HIWT IN TIIH hi. 1m bur. Pr(r ft (ver tar, t tb rOU 8AI.M AT TIIR RAST OttltHOMAN Inm bunitlw of MtMtft, rtm- iMulmt orr 100 Mt ppn rn t WIlw! rur rati a bhm rnit HBNT- inomn In tb Kl Ora '"n tit)dlw for mit : otuMtm KrtliHt. hot and rUl atr and Utb loom. "OH SMI! STW CHIC AtlO TVI'KWKIT f. nnlii'inl key tc.ril, Bmt f l 4 rhlne lk a l. -k at It I'lilrt; ill li f I' 1'nM tlrp..nUn 5lil ttr. Willlnm.' Imllnn IB B I i.o IlIIMit lllrr.llkl, IBfiH 9k R ' t 1 "" '..,!0- ,. At 8 I K r, . ol tH W.i ti.Tiuri' n - IJti'Joiilf f r Ph. . . im.IiW lll l(U. tr uutluurcli ft lniiV.AU ailM l,Mi, su. WltXIAMo itlO ' for iUUU W For Sa" by Tallinun To.. I'niidlelori. Iliotl' ronlly HlflK -UlllK lliat bus ovr In-!! rBrrlHt by a trHvalliii? or KiililitUn. "Uncle Tom's Cabin." The streot ptiriul. with ll kaW liooplc rolorliifis of silk and tiaUw. wuvliiK plumos, (InncliiK. pranelng iMinluti, golden tablMUix ear, tlrMi mtt lirnsa bands, allegorical QottUi and procoisloiiBil novil(l.m In said to ho one-lmlf mllu lu I'jngth, il wll worth miles of travel to bholtt, as Mho- n by th "1)ik-I Tom's OHliln '-omimny to b hr o Fobrnary J. ThrmiKhout thu world blind man outuumber blind women on to two. TRANSPORTATION LINES. "BEST Of KVIiRVTIHNa" In a word IhU Uilto of tlif pitHiMtiiKtir wirvJee vji North - Western Line", B train dally Uttwi.'ii Ht. I'm Hi ami CIiIko ouijftiiig Tilt; IttUnt J'uIIiiiuii fcik'iJO j JWIhmi 1IijIk Vun I.lbrkry ami (Jlxirvatton Car Free lUdlnliii,' Clmlr Can Tilt- 0th (Viitury TfalH TIIK NORTH WKHTKRN lilMt'i'Bf) rutin every day of the y-ar FINEST TKAIX IN Till! WOULD: Hlwitrlo Mgiitwi Httain Hetd TO CHICAOO nV DAY lilUHT The Ra-lgrr Hlali Kxjiinm, the fliu-it day train rutmlng U-t'Aeti Ht. I'uui atid Chicago vlt tlm Hhort i.lii; win ntitlotitt from the Wint made via The Northern Pacific, Urt-at Nnrtiu-rn, and Cutiadhiu IVycllic ity. TJiU is thelie-it Jine l-twt n Omaha, Ht. I'aul and Mlnm-nita. 'ill agtnU M'll ticket via "The No-thwrtttni J.liie. w. h.'mkaj), h.u.bHu:h, O. A. T. A. , 248 Alder St., Portland, Oi. P TRAN8PORTATION LINKS. OREGON Shojt Line Union Pacific iwnm f hn eheiiuU frotu ft 4llon j VwnV.!i J.'Vi'" ' hm,1i HTmi". ?fihf nJ,.l -i. i.rniJ ' u.ui HI. nil J:U . in. rU Hani iHftOli. l.hl, tVlIT,, . Wu,th, UMhk, K. HO r. n. Ml. I'.Ul WU WttU, Uttw rut mii ; dHik., viu.,puii. W ' wa. MlDBolfii, ft t . rl, (httwtk, t)xii Ocean nnd Klvcr Schedule. f ROM PQKTLAWH. KU Mlltut lt iitotll m N ton.iibtii h f, m TTfty JSX5L Cstawbl tlr ' ? UimUmii. WtllAmttt BWr 9 rumbiu hht i.dnia, Snk Itlver i Lltnn Ikllr .ii. Jfltty i Unr V. r '.uiBLeV, Awi rwiM Washington & Columbia River Railroad I'nke thfs route for For Chlwum, HL I'umI, HL Urtila, Kn mm (fty. Ht. Ji, Oiiitthti, tul All Points I in sl and South Portland nd points on tiie Snoiid tlWI C.iKD, (MSI . Arilt IViMiMUu Wi.u.(r. W4nHr ul Atih 'iwlUlu Tu4ji. (hHlUj aj4 Ue WU W.Jit d4i. 4t UmbA ID.ui at. AtHf Wft VVll rtUtj l i fin km, Ifmi lafiiullu iilln tt 4 . m4lia. ll in 44tt W, ADAHjl, AbI. Ptstlleioit, Ora S. H. OAWJKIllllSAP. I A., 1A.1U WttU. Willi. HUNS I'ullmaii Sleeping Cars, IHegaitt Dining dim, Turit SlcuphiK Cir 8T. PAUI, MINNKAPOMB KAUUO TO IdiUNI) FORKfl (itooK'i,of WLN.VKPKCJ HKIiKNAaud THROUGH TICKETS TO (JHICAtIO WAHHlN('lt)N PHILADFJJ-IHA NKW YORK ROHTON and all jxltiU Hut aud Hotilh Ttwuti UciU U ttya uiA Cbla. U Ihtuaxt XoftlitfO riueiSe Wialilp Cm. t4Awrlii Una. TIMK SCHKDUtM. Tilnlel'n'liK'a4JJ aad. At suo u w. tot fuitber ItifofBuHon. Urns wnln, UM, uii tltkBM.elIoa or writs W, , AdAwL i. dktun, Oregon, or A. D, ClUtttTOM,