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Business Catcts and Societies Classified Advertisements COUNT SIX AVERAGE WORD8 TO THE LINE. TWO LINE8. II THREE LINE8. 1 time 15c ! 1 time 20o 2 times 20c II 2 times 30o 1 week 30c II 1 week . . 45c Extra lines: 10 cents each a week; 25 cents line per month. PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PHYSICIANS. nn w. o. colts, office in jodd b'ulUIIng. Office hours, 10 to 12 a. m. ', 1 to 5 p. m. Telephone. lied 871. J Ij. MILLEIt. M. D.. DESPAIN BLOCK, treats una correcw ejru uuumro, rhal conditions nnu impaired Hearing. Glares correctly fitted for refractive er rors. Teiepnone, aium DH C, J. SMITH, Ut l'lUW uvriu xn Pendleton Savlnes Bonk. Telephone, 30; . . i- 1. Hl.lr, ini fl. OAIIFIEMJM. D., nOMROPATET- i nhvaNnn nnn nnrireon. unice in nuu uuiiuiumi -- o.nn nfflrn. room 20. j una Dnuaine. FRATERNAL ORDERS. royal Nniannons of America Wlldwood Camp, No. 2383, meets second ad fourth Tuesday of each month In Odd Fellows' hall. Mrs. Ida Holcomb, Oracle; sirs, Nettle Robblns, Itecorder. UMATILLA TENT, NO. 27, K. O. T. M. Meets In Secret Society Halt, second and fourth Tuesdays In each month. All visiting Sir Knights cordially Invited. J. S. "Kces, Itecord Keeper ; E. D. Estabrook, Commander. rENDLETON LODGE. NO. 52. A. F. AND A. M., mectB first and third Mondays of each month. visiting brethren welcome, T. J. Tweedy, W. M. ; Joe n. Tarkes, Sec. n. J. M'FATJL, ROOM 17 ASSOCIA. lion in"". . - I 1. .... t.lni1r 1 fl 1 T. 51. nENDEItSON, mYSICIAN nnn nurKeuu. diicihuhw vjv, ; """" ii Liuimi "i"."- Phone ftia in 3i. if. 1 1 1 i w iv. niJAinojjm'i v.iiiwii - mid nervous diseases una diseases or wo- PH. IJIIIJ. 1 CUUICLVUI '- Main Bts., I'enaieton, ur. 273. Phone DENTISTS. . A. VATTOTTAN, DEN.TIRT, OFFICE IN tfttdd minainR. -i-none neo u. MANN. TiriNTIST. OFFICE IN AS soclatlon block, over Schmidt's new drug Thone Ilea 71. .ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. nOWAIW, AIlCniTECT AND str- kperlntendcnt. makes complete nnn rella- Iloom 17 .luau duiiiuub. 3EK & COLE, CONTRACTORS AND hilldcrs. Estimates furnished on short job worK a specialty, rrompt rice. Shop on Iilnff street near Main. A. MAT, CONTRACTOR AND HTJILD- r. Estimates lurnlsned on an Kinds jmasonry, cement walks, stone wnlls etc. ave orders at Knst oregonian orrice. BANKS AND BROKERS. ST NATIONAL RANK OF ATIT.ENA. regon. Capital, ?o0,000 ; surplus and fcflta. JflOOO. Interest on time deposits. In Foreign and Domestic exchange. lecMons promptly attended to. nenry dams, president: T. j. Kirk, vlco-presl- ii. ii. narnett. cnsnier; F. B. Le- asslstant cashier. TENDLETON CHAPTER, NO. 28 T. C. Taylor, n. P., F. F. Wnmsley, secretary. Meets first and fourth Friday of ench mouth In Masonic nail. DAMON LODGE. NO. 4. KNIOIITS OF Tythlas. J. F. Nowlln. C. C". ; R. W. Fletcher, K. of It. and S. Meets every Monday In Secret Society null. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA. Tutullfa Camp, No. 0300. Meets first nnd third Mondays of each month at Odd Fellows' Ilnll. George A, namblln, Con sul ; G. A. Robblns, Clerk. WOODMEN OF TIIE WORLD REGULAR meetings of Pendleton Camp. No. 41, W. of W. nre held In Secret Society nail every Saturday evening. Visiting neigh bors arc alwnys welcome. J. P. Walker, Clerk: J. P. Earl, C. C. ATTORNEYS. BALLERAY & McCOURT, LAWYERS, Asso ciation Uulldlng. CARTER AND RALEY. ATTORNEYS AT Law. Office in Savings Iiank Building. STEPHEN A. LOWELL, ATTORNEY AT Law. Room 14 Association Blk., Pen dleton, Oregon. Mil. PEXHECICS IDEAS. "Pa," said little 'Willie Pcnliock, "which Is the god of love?" "Cerberus, my son." "No. no," Interrupted Mrs. Penheck. "Cerberus Is the three-headed dog Hint guards the Infernal regions. Cupid Is the god of love." "My son," Sir. l'c-nheck observed ns soon as his wife had left the room. "As near as I can figure It from my experience, Cerberus Is the god of love, nnd - Cupid Is the god of war." NARROW TIRE EVILS GREATEST ENEMY TO MAINTENANCE OF GOOD ROADS. nENRY J. BEAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Association Block, Pendleton, Oregon. N. BERKELEY, ATTORNEY Office In Association Block. AT LAW, E. D. BOYD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 111 Court street. L. B. REEDER, ATTORNEY Pendleton, Oregon. AT LAW, JAMES A. FEE, LAW OFFICE IN JUDD Building. STILLMAN AND PIERCE, ATTORNEYS nt Law. Mr. Stlllman has been admitt ed to practice In United States patent of fices nnd makes n specialty of Patent Law. Rooms, 10, 11, 12, and 13 Association Block. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. THE OLD SEMPLE FEED YARD, 723 uottonwooa street, Lindsay & Doty props. Livery, feed and sale Btable. Sad dle horses at all times. Horses for sale, rhone Itcd 41. PENDLETON SAVINGS BANK PEN eton, Oregon. Organized Mnrch 1, capital, 550,000: surplus sno.ouo rest allowed on time denoslts. Ex. Ige bought nnd sold on nil principal ts. npeciai attention given to col Ions. W. J. Furnish, president: J. N. vice-president; T. J. Morris, cashier. FARMERS' BANK OF WESTON, sron, urecon. uoes n cenerni Dsns business. Exchnnire boncht and sold lections promptly nttended to. R, eson, president : George W. Proebstel t-presldent; J. R. Kllgore, cashier: dl tors. G. A. nartmnn. M. M. Johns. T. rice, G. D. Craw, J. F. Kllgore, Robert eson, u. w. l'roeDstci. BST NATIONAL BANK OF PENDLE- bn. Capital $70,000; surplus, $05,000. sacts a general banking business. Ex. go and telegraphic transfers sold on :aco. San Francisco. New York and cjpnl points In the Northwest. Drafts n on UUnn. Janan and Rnrone. Makes etions on reasonnoie terms. i,evi An president; W. F. Slatloek, vlce-presl- ; u. a. wane, cashier; II. c. Uucrn. assistant cashier. PHOTOGRAPHER8. BOWMAN, LEADING PnOTOGRA- Iter of the city, nnrvest views. In- photos for sale. Finishing done for urs. jinin at., near bridge. Thone 70. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, bB BROS., COURT STREET. LA diock. lilectrlclans. dealers In oliw. Supplies. IlnilRPR. ntnrofl. tvtrori fni irlc lights, bells or telephones. Elcc- nxiures or nil kinds. Get our prices. Ir work a specialty. IURANCE & LAND BUSINESS. I n. PARKES, OFFICE COURT ST. poslte Golden Rule hotel; land office ess, such ns tiling of claims nnd Inl- contests a specialty. HAILKY. .Tit.. 71 n r.Awn rni. sloner Specialty mnrlo nf land fll. and proof; Insurance and collections. in junn umiamg, room 10. O. K. FEED AND SALES YARD. H. CHBS- nut, prop., 019 Aura St.. bet. Webb and Alta. "O. K." treatment given horse- left In our care. THE CITY LIVERY BOARD AND SALE Stable, M. J. Carney, proprietor, for fine turnouts. Stable 118 Alta street. COMMERCIAL STABLES, G. W. FROOME Prop. Livery, Feed and Boarding. AH kinds of turnouts. Competent drivers. Op posite Hotel Pendleton. 'Phone Main 101. DEPOT LIVERY, FEED AND SALES Htnblea. First-class single and double rigs for all occasions. 027 Cottonwood St., 'phone Main 701. Elvln Craig, prop. OREGON FEED YARD, W. T. BOYNTON Prop. Special care given to horses left with me. Lower Webb street 'Phone Red 204 BOARD AND LODGING. Highway Snrfncc Speedily Give Woy Under Tbclr Use Permanent Rond Improvement Demands Tnelr Abolition. II. P. Holland, one of the oldest Bot tlers of Itockford, 111., was Interviewed not long ngo by tho Chicago American on the question of good roads and their maintenance. Mr. Holland began by saying that the narrow tire was the greatest enemy of good roada. "I have been practicing law in the Itock river valley nearly half a century and have seen the effect of those nar row tires with which yonder wagon Is fitted out, and I am convinced that whatever action may be taken In an endeavor to Improve the roads of the country will amount to little unless there Is first legislation looking toward the abolishment of narrow tires on ve hicles. The farmers generally recog nize this fact, but as long as there Is no concerted action among the manu facturers as well as among the users of vehicles little will be accomplished. The common highway Is the farmers' only outlet to the shipping points on the railways. Over this highway must be transported all the agricultural products of the country not fed to live row to broad tires. That would be nn uct so costly as to make It impossible of fulfillment without the backing of bayonets. Between the enactment of legislation looking toward the abolish ment of narrow tires and tho day set for its final enforcement there should bo time enough for a gradual change In the manufacture of the vehicles and also to give tho owuers of single vehi cles nn opportunity to remedy the de fect In them. "The average life of a farm wagon la estimated at Ave years. A bill that should make It a misdemeanor to drive FOR SALE. FOR SALE A DAVID BR ADLEY ALL-STEEL liny lUlcr; for sale t a bargain. J R. Do puln, UkUh, Oregon. FOR SALE TWENTY ROOM LO DOING hoii'o: furnlnhcil; will bj sold at a barcn It will py you to look Into thli ofTer. Address "B," care East Oregonian. OLD NEWSPAI'KKri TO TUT UNDER carpets, on she ves. walls, or for wran- plng purposes. Old newspapers In jaree bundles of 100 each at 2,"V cents at bundle at tba EAST OREGONIAN offici, Pendle ton. Oregon. TRANSPORTATION LINES. mm. MISCELLANEOUS. STRAYED FROM PASTPRE nAY OELDINfi, oiaer poinm; a ycus old ; weight shout 1200; branded "A I." on right hip: nmsll ulit In right ear. Ten dollar reward will ho mid for liornn or Information leading to recovery. 0. K. Mo- wfimu, i riuiifHuu, wre. HORSES TO PASTURE TIMOTHY, OR chard and brome grasses ; good pasNire : plenty of running wnter. Terms reasons, ble. W. B. Ross, Meachara, Oregon. KI'LLAR BROTHERS, PLASTERING and cementing. Cement walks a spe cialty. Estimates furnished free. Work guaranteed, Leave orders at Ilndlev and Zahncr's cigar store. Main St., P. 6. box 104. MISS MINNIE S. ROSE, GRADUATE Nurse. 20D Turk street. Thone lllack 3." 1 : calls day or night promptly resnond- cd to. WOOD SAWING, CONTRACT WORK A. It. Stephens. Ileaduarters at Grays Harbor Commercial Co., and Neuman's Cigar Store. 'Phones Black 124 and Main 021. GENERAL REPAIR SHOP, WEUI1 ST., West of Hotel Eastern. At kinds of re pairing done nt reasonable prices. Illcy upon any public highway with a uur- c'cs, gun and machine repairing a special, row tired vehicle five years after tho ty. Simmons, Proprietor. enactment of the law would work no harm to any one. It would result In n Dally except Snndar 8:00 p m. i ii 1. 1 i.. i... , ,i i" . .. . . 1 1 , - - - : . ; MHiimiav tuc hiuc Lilt; uu (in icujLiua imcuucu 1 rooms ituu Bin le roomn. viv uoncffn Bireoi, ,nm v. n j.-- t ii.i. i ODTMMIte court hnuHn. Mm. Alien Hmllh. lron. 2 iur uuhjuil; wuikui uuu uiuuu luu l ' - 1 - building and FOR RENT. complete change from the narrow to F0R rent furnished housekeeping Oregon am mwn PACIFIC csrABT Tlmo SoIiohIiiIo asit roR From I'omllotou ron Ohleago- Salt Lake, Denver. Ft. Portland Worth, Omahn, Kan Special ms City, St. louts, 8:00 a.m. ft::np. m. Uhtcsgo and East. tU Hunt ington. Atlantlo Salt I.-iku, Denver, Ft. Kspren Worth, Omsha, Kan- 5:a m. sas City, St. Ixmls, 11:10 p.m. via Hunt- Chicago and Kat. lngton. I fit Piil Walla WalU.Lewlaton, KastMill BPkane, Wallace 815 a m Pnllman, Mlnneapo . .. m , "V lls.Ht. Paul, Dnlulli, &,P'B' j Spokane. J JJJj"00' cl't"R" Ocean and River Schedule. FROM PORTLAND. 80 p. m. All sailing dates sub ject to change. For San Francisco Sail every i days. Columbia River To Astoria Hid Way Landings, tat) p. a. THE STRAHON ROOMING UOUSB. MAIN St., Mrs. R. A. Strahon, prop. Nice large well kept rooms In new building, with iood clean beds. CHE WHITE LODGING IIOUSB, 801 South Main street, M. T. Bradley, prop. Housekeeping rooms and lodclnc rooms. Good comfortable rooms and clean, well (ept beds. Lodging 25 cents. UMPIRE LODGING nOUSE, CORNER OF a. court and Johnson streets : goods large, clean rooms witn comrortaoie beds. Rates 23c and 50c a night. Thos. Smart, nop. maintaining of good roads a practical proposition. "There would seem to be no good rca son why the wheels of ono wagon man ufacturer could not be made to lit those of all wagons. If this were the case, when the date came for the abol Ishment of all narrow tires tho few who still had wagons furnished with that kind of tiro would have only to purchase n new set of wheels to com ply with the law. "As to the benefits of the wide tiro over tho narrow tire, discussion on FOR RENT-FIVE ROOM COTTAOE ON CLAY strset, between Webb and Railroad. Inquire of Jas. D. Welch, 120 Court street. t tfo p. ra. Sunday 'VVIIIiimottii It I voi-. Roats leave Portland dally, except Sundsr. fstago of water permitting) for lllnmetle and amhlll Hirer points. "Now Is the Appointed Time." The O. R, & N. Company has Just issued a handsomely Illustrated pam phlet entitled "Oregon, Washington & Idaho and Their Resources." Poo- pie In tho cast are anxious for In formation about tho Pacific North' west. If you will glvo tho O. It. & N. Company agent a list of names of eastern people who are likely to liA IntnrontArt thn hrnktAt vrlll tin ciiat point is needless, juvery one wuo mailed froo to such persona. ever Kve me buujeci a moments thought is convinced of tho great sn Lcavo I Itlpnrla 1 i M a. m. , Dally ' Excpt Mon Snake River Rlparla to Lvwlslon I ears tawltton 7 aw a. m. Dally Kxcpt Moa F. P. WAMSLEY, Agent, PendUton. Washington & Columbia River Railroad periorlty of the wide tire. Only a set tled habit and the trouble and expense necessary have put forward the change. "It needs only a simple bit of legisla tion to sweep away this narrow tire, the greatest menace to good roads. With wide tires in universal use tho work of Improvement In tho roads could go forward with practical ro u u Its. But unless there Is somethlnz done to bring about that clmngo all other plans for the Improvement of our pouutry highways must fall.' HOTEL ALTA, CORNER ALTA AND Mill streets. Hoard by the day or week. uooa tn Die set. itates 14 and ;o per week. Pendleton Feed Yard In connection. L. Neff, proprietor. TONSORIAL PARLOR8. BILLY KRASSIG. BARBER SHOP AND BATH rooms. Onoosite UoU-l St.'-Georirfl. nond workmen. Everything in the beat sanitary condition. BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING. . GREEN AW ALD, THE OLD RELIABLE Shoemaker. First class ren&lrlnv with bent materials. SIiod in rear of Dindlmrnr. wtlaon tCo. CAB8 AND CARRIAGES. IER TIRE HACK. NEW AND VHTIV 1 svyie, lor the service of the public. Carlln and inn. R Motra. nnm t the Commercial Livery Stable or no iiinin iui ana the hack will call CAU LINR. ehwtk nAirnn pmip pnone Main 853. Stand In front of rvsuturanr. iCOND-HAND DEALERS. IE O'DANIEL, NEW AND 8BCOND Bhuous Dougnt and sold. Court St, r-o oiuck. wan ana see him. IPRLU, DEALER IN SECOND ,t mere is anything yon new or second hand furniture, panite ware an( crockerjr can an(1 grlte. No. 212 Court St BLACK8MITHING. SON FOR WHEAT RACKS. wai m iown, an webb -at. JOHN WILSON, FIRST CLASS SHOE- makor and repairer. Best material used una good work done. Shop 117 Alta ireei. VETERINARY SURGEAN8. DR. J. CHRISTIE, VETERINARY BURGEON, Pendleton, Oregon, graduate of the Royal Veterinary College, Edinburgh, Scotland; late government Inspector for Yate District, B. C; all domestic animal treated on scientific prin ciples: located at Freome's Stables, Main street opposite Hotel Pendleton; residence telephone Black 301, WANTED. WANTED OENTLEM AN BOARDERS BY TnE week: sood table set. Sin N. J. Innrlnii. 302 Water street, corner Johnston, WANTED NIOELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR housekeeping. Apply at this office. Tho East Oregonian Is Eastern Ore gon's representative paper. It leads, and the people appreciate It and ahow It by their liberal patronage. It Is the advertising medlun of this section. NARROW TIRES CUT DEEP. stock. It is also tho pleasurable drive for the rural resident as the boulevard Is for those who live In the city. These highways should be built In such a manner as to be hard and smooth nil the year round. "This, of course, would be a magnifi cent work, but It would be labor thrown away with the present style of vehicle in use. You might Just as well expect to keep a brussels carpet in good repair under hobnailed shoes as to keep good roads in condition under narrow tires. Loaded wagons with narrow tires would cut up the best dirt roads that could be built faster than they could be repaired with all the force In the country. It Is simply non sense to talk of having good country roads as long as the narrow tires are used." "How could this be remedied?" "VntMnf. otmt-f nt 1 n . I .... .. ment looking toward the abolishment of narrow tires on ull vehicles Intended for freighting purposes would bring about the change. And without tha.t change, as I have said, tho building of good roads will continue to be a farce. Look at nil the labor expended by farmers on road work. What does It nmouut to? Positively nothing. In input eahes the roads are the worse for It. Dirt is thrown up from the borders of the highway Into its center, where It lies in a big, soft drift Laatz Bros. FOR Wood, Coal and Building Material Delivered Promptly. We are in the transferin and Prnctloal Seed Testing. - The method of testing seeds between plates and layers of moistened flannel, tne wnoic being kept In n warm place, is inininar to nearly every one. A. 8. Hitchcock says In Gardening as to the time required for seeds to germinate: homo seeds will commence to germi nate bv the third dnv. "l?nrt ilnv nn an amination should be made, and thoso trucking business and are pre seeds which have germinated should pared to move light or heavy arti- oe recortieu and removed. cles. Grass seeds require as much as three weeks, and seeds of some trees a still longer time. Beet balls contain from OFFICE MAIN ST., Near Depot, three to seven seeds. With very small Tolnnhnnn Motn Kl seed It may be necessary to provide for .1... nl.mil.llnn f ( 1... ........ . . 1 1 mu uv.uiuiiuu ui uii uv IHUI-IUK BWUII r-.T T- A rrr pieces of wood between tho layers of OI "AUL O cloth among the seeds, with most va- Boarding and Day Sohool for Girls ' ueuea 01 garuuii plums mu majority WALLA WALLA, WABII. of beeds 6hould germinate Within a I Finishing and accredited college preparatory ew anys arter the first sprout appears. SfSrrf. it.? VtlSSilSrA If tho period of germination extends Trustees. Miss Imogen Iloyer, Principal. over a longer time, it shows that the vitality of the seed is low. Seeds of the carrot family and some melon seeds may not show as high results In tho germinating dishes as they do In the ground. Take this route for Chicago, Bt. Paul, Ht. LouIh, Kan sas City, Ht. Joe, Omaha, and All Points East and South Portland and points on tho Sound TIME OA an. Leave Pendleton, dallr nzennt RiimUn at 7KW. pm. Arrive I'cndlelon Monday, Wednesday and Friday I26 pin. Arrive Pendleton Tuendav. Thtirtrfav and Saturday lOKttum. Leavu Walla Witlla dally, east bound, 91)0 pm. Arrive Walla Walla dally, west bound, 6110 am. For Information n-nardliis rates and aooora. modatlons, call on or addrous W. ADAMS, Agent, l'flnillntnn. (Irncrnrl. 8. B. C'ALDERHEAp. O. V, A., nana n ana, wain. The Northern Pacific TO Terms 1 100 to IMO. MEN AND WOMEN. Irotnr Gross Dents Tlmothjr. Hronio grasa and timothy were grown at (ho North Dakota station to com pare the yields of green grass and to study their relative value for buy, con sidering their yield and chemical com position. In live cuttings during tho season brome grass yielded 5,537.(1 pounds of green grass or 1,028.3 pounds IT.a lllosl tnr unnatural discharges, lodaui tuitions, IriitallolM ur ulceration f.ut La iirlilur.. 01 U1UUOI10 UKUI brtuai. I rnnau CcaUfioi. 1 altlass, and not wtrU; nuiu uy ui cjrutt. LCIKCIMIATl.t cr Hut lu plala wrarssL ! r MHi, Mcrjl.l. tSi ti.ro, or s lxttlt.s, n.li. Ircular mat uu iwutitb MM U JIM T. 1 1 iVi riiuriwuiiijai of dry mutter per aero uud timothy "Then come the narrow tired wagons -1.081,0 pounds of green forage or and cut into this unpacked mass as a i M- & pounds of dry mutter. The re- knife cuts Into a soft cheeso. Tho rer suits were decidedly In favor of bromo suit Is easily to be seen ridges and I grass for permanent pasture. Iiiomu ruts uud gullies everywhere along the hay contained nbout twice as much. highway that, had these vehicles been I protelu us timothy and no more fiber Standard remedy lor Gleet, Gonorrhoea acd Runnings IN 48 HOURS. Cures Kid I ney and Bladder Troubles. ffl) 11DY RUNS Pulliuan Sleeping Curs, Kle14a.1t Dining Qirs, Tourist Sleeping Quh. HI'. PAUL MINNKAPOLIH DULUTH KAMJO GltAND KOItKH CIIOOICHTON WINNKPK(J HKLiKNA Hud JJU'ITK, THROUGH TICKIi'l'S TO cfnoAoo WAHIIINOTON PHIfiADlSriPIHA NKW YORK JiOBTON ami r.ll ioln(a EaM and Kouth , TbroUfh tickets to Japan and (Jblua, via Tacoma and HortUtrn TaclOo Hieainiblp Co, and American line, riMK 8C1IKDULB, Trains leave I'cndletou dally eicM Sunday at 70 p.m. r For further liiformatton, time cards, map I and tickets, call on or write W, Adams, Ten. dleton, Oregon, or A. I), (JHAHLTON, Third and Uorrlsou St.., t'ortland. Ore, fitted with wide tires, might have been packed firm and level. "It Is not to be supposed that .all the wheels of nil the wagons of tho coun try could bo changed nt ouco from nar- than the average for timothy grown in MANHOOD RESTORED CUPIDENt? TI1I4 great Vtf .ta tjBUinV.i.7?f ,ek"r""f"l Kuila.Ioua, Ni-rmui Iteblllty, I'l.ui.lca ,, T . . t -' -- firniBi) T arii'iirrir Km, umilunilou, 11 iowMisby day or iila-lit. l'r.,vfcriLafiiii.i.ii,.r iiiui.nr;,n. wi.i.ii ir ,.n,iiM,ifZI I llin lii.rri.ru i.f lin.u.i.iiflir . I f ai K- It stops a I fa. la in Untrrualorrhuii ami al liver, the Ulneys auj (bo urinary urgous t,l all luiuurltlei CI) I'IDli.M: Btrtiurihaaa tnd restores amal I weak: orKaua. 1 d n dlirerent parts of tho country. Owing f3npii.iifSn.i!. 'Vff itf.iiV.1 red,y.Ii''if-'ooo percs-nts.ro troubicat win. ! ... .... 1 I 1 , , 9K?fftJ '' "M known remedy eun. Wltbout an oiKn.tJ.ai. Mil te.U1nu.1L.la. is consmereu u better iiumtis nrouueer - juiirHA vol. jriti.HJiMii-i'o" T. v n,, roalHlltla. . A wrilten iMllUltlUU, tnd soil Improver than timothy. SOLD BY TALLMAN & CO., DRU GGI8T8, PENDLETON, OREGON.