Business Cat dis and Societies
Classified Advertisements
COUNT SIX AVERAGE WORDS TO THE LINE.
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
PHYSICIANS.
nrt W. G. COLE. OFFICE IN JUDD
building. Office hoars, 10 to 12 a. m. :
1 to 5 p. m. Telephone. Red 871.
J. I MILLER. M. D., DESrAIN BLOCK,
treats and corrects eye troubles, catar
rhal conditions and Impaired Bearing.
Qlasaes correctly ntted for refractive er
rors. Telephone, Main 1131.
DR. C. 3. SMITH, OFFICE OVER THE
rendleton Savings Rant. Telephone, 30;
seeldence telephone. Main 301.
H. S. GARFIELD. M. D.. HOMEOPATH
IC Duvslclan and snrseon. omce in
UUU UUtlul".' ' .
T8: residence, black Z4.
DR. WILLIAM nODSE, rilYSICIAN AND
Bnrceon. Office, room 20, Jndd bnlldlnir.
Phone, Main 721. Residence 'phone, black
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
ROYAL NEIGHROR8 OF AMERICA
Wlldwood Camp, No. 2333, meets second
nd fourth Tuesday of each month In Odd
Fellows hail. sirs. Ida lioicomb, oracle
Mrs. Nettle nobblns. Recorder.
UMATILLA TENT, NO. 27. K. O. T. M.
Meets In Secret Society nail, second
and fourth Tuesdays In each month. All
vlsltlnc Sir Knlchts cordially Invited.
S. Kees, Record Keeper; E. D. Estabrook,
Commander.
TENDLETON LODGE, NO. 52. A. F. AND
A. M., meets first and third Mondays of
each month, visiting brethren welcome.
T. J. Tweedy, v. M. ; Joe 11. rarkes. Bee,
tlon block. Teiepnone, wain iu , rrai-
ri" iririiuuuc uiavn ua
T. M. IIENDERSON, TITTSICIAN
and Surpoon. Specialties eye. ear, nose
Theme Main 831.
rENDLETON CHAPTER. NO. 2S T.
Taylor. II. P.. F. F. Wamsley, secretary.
Meets first and fonrth Friday of each
month In Masonic Hall.
. .... . n hn.-nmi i it nna
Keyes & Keycs. Office one block west
nd nervous Olseases ana aispases oi wo-
Opp. Hotel renaieton, uor. aier
Main Sts.. Tendleton. Or. 'Phone
278.
DENTISTS.
L-.A. K'ATJGIIAN, DENTIST. OFFICE IN
rjudd building, 'rnone nea ii.
I'VriN'N TIKNTIRT. OFFICE IN A8-
'soclatlon block, over Schmidt's new drug
. 'rnone nea -ii.
eARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
L-'F. HOWARD, ARCHITECT AND SU
?ier!ntendent. makes complete and rella
tS plans for buildings In the city or conn-
yssj. Room 17 J naa pnnaing.
KKK ft COLE, CONTRACTORS AND
allt'ers. Estimates furnished on short
gee. JOD wore a specially. irompi
vice. Bhop on Bluff street near Main.
A. MAT, CONTRACTOR AND RUILD-
Estlmntes furnished on an Unas
masonry, cement walks, stone walls etc
ave orders at i:ast oregonian omce.
DAMON LODGE. NO. 4. KNIGHTS OF
Pythias. J, F. Nowlln, C. C. ; R. W,
Fletcher, K. of R. and S. Meets every
Monday in secret society nan.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Tntullla Camp, No. 0300. Meets first
and third Mondays of each month at Odd
Fellows' Hall. George A. uamblln, con
sul ; O. A. Robbing, Clerk.
WOODMEN OF TnE WORLD REGULAR
meetings of Pendleton Camn. No. 41. W,
of W. arc held In Secret Society Hall
every Saturday evening. isiting neigh
bors are always welcome. J. P. Walker,
Clerk; J. r. Earl, C. C.
ATTORNEYS.
BALLERAY & McCOURT, LAWYERS, ASSO
ciauon ouiiaing.
CARTER AND RALET. ATTORNEYS AT
Law. Office In Savings Bank Building.
STEPHEN A. LOWELL. ATTORNEY AT
L.aw. itoom 14 Association BIk., Ten
aieion, vregon.
HENRY 3. BEAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Association uiock, renaieton, Oregon,
N. BERKELEY. ATTORNEY
Office In Association Block.
AT LAW,
E. D. BOYD. ATTORNEY AT LAW, 111
court street.
L. B. REEDER, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
l-enaieion, uregon.
JAMES A. FEE, LAW OFFICE IN JUDD
iinuaing.
BANKS AND BROKERS.
1ST NATIONAL BANK OF ATHENA.
Jregon. Capital, JjO.oou: snrpins ana
oflts. .$(1000. Interest on time deposits.
sis In Foreign and Domestic exchange.
bectlons promptly attended to. nenry
Warns, preslflent: T. J. Kirk, vice-presi-
E. L. Barnett. cashier; F. B. Le-
asslstant cnshler.
STILLMAN AND PIERCE. ATTORNEYS
at Law. Mr. Stlllman has been admitt
ed to practice In United States patent of
fices and makes a specialty of Patent Law.
liooms, iu, 11, 12, and 13 Association
Block.
LIVERY AND FEED 8TABLES.
PENDLETON SAVINGS BANK PEN-
eton, Oregon. Organized March l
capital, $50,000; Burplns 100,000
rest allowed on time deposits. Ex
Dge bougbt and sold on all principal
ts. special attention given to cot
Ions. W. J. Fnrnlsb. president: J. IS
vice-president; T. J. Morris, cashier.
FARMERS' BANK OF WESTON,
ston. Oregon. Does a general bank
business. Exchange bought and sold
ntlons promptly attended to. It
on. president : George W. Proebstel.
Pnresldent ; J. it. Kllgore, cashier : a
m. u. A. tianman, h. m. jonns. i:
Wee, O. D. Graw, J. F. Kllgore, Robert
esou, u. w. iToebstei.
t"jriHCT NATIONAL BANK OF PENDLE-
!3"ten. Capital 170.000: snrpins, f 05,000,
4 IVfeAJAnflMa mnoml hflnttn hnalnM.
'canee and telegraphic transfers sold on
rfCMcago. Ban Francisco. New York and
iprnetpal points in the Northwest. Drafts
tesTsmwn on China, Japan and Europe. Makes
.a:Betlons on reasonnble terms. Levi An-
! kejtfV. president ; W. F, Matlock, vlce-presl
3eat; C B, WndP. cashier; n. C. Gnern,
'.'rasslstant cashier.
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
fVir.tfl, BOWMAN. LEADING PHOTOGRA-
trmmr or the city. Harvest views. In
pnotos ror sale. Finishing done for
tirs. .ualn St.. near bridge. 'Phone
76.
TnE OLD SEMPLE FEED YARD, 723
Cottonwood street, Lindsay Doty
props. Livery, feed and sale stable. Sad
dle horses at all times. Horses for sale.
rnone lied 41.
TnE CITY LIVERY BOARD AND SALE
Stable, M. J. Carney, proprietor, for
nne turnouts. Stable 118 Alta street
COMMERCIAL STABLE8, Or W. FROOME
Prop. Livery. Feed and Boarding. All
kinds of turnouts. Competent drivers. Op
posite uotei renaieton. 'rnone Mam lot.
DEPOT LIVERY, FEED AND SALES
Stables. First-class single end 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
THJC KUROPEAN 30GEY MAN.
Uncle Sam (tending to his knitting) Now, children, If ou don't so to sleep
igain I'll let the bogey man ;t youl
COMMERCE-TRADE
(coyote), without head, each, 30036c:
wolverine, each, ?47; beaver, per
sklii, large, J5SG; do medium. $304;
do small, $1421.50; do kits, 60 75c.
Local Market Price.
The following shows tho price
paid on the local market:
Raspberries, $2.75 a crate.
Blackberries, $2.25 a crate.
Pineapples, 6 a dozen.
Watermelons, $5 a dozen.
Muskmelons, $3 a dozen.
Tomatoes, 10 cents per pound.
Peaches, 10 cents per pound.
Apricots, 10 cents p.r pound.
Cherries, $1.76 per crate.
Plums, three boxes for 25c
String beans, 5c a pound.
Parsnips, 75c per Back.
Cabbage, 3c per pound.
Cheese, per pound, 20c
Onions, 3c per pound.
Green onions, 25c do.
Beets, per lb, lc
New potatoes, lc per pound.
Garlic1 c per lb.
Pendleton Live 8toek anj Poultry.
Chickens, hens, per dor.. $2.60 to
$3.50.
Turkeys, per lb., 10c
Geese, per doz., $9.
Spring chickens, per doz.. $2.60 and
3.
Ducks, per doz., $3.76.
Pigeons, per doz., $1.50.
Eggs, 20c in trade.
Butter, 25c and 60c per roll.
Choice Beef Cattle, Etc.
Cows, per hundred, $3.103.2C.
Steers, $3.753.85.
Kocs. live, $6,
Hogs, dressed, 8c.
Calves, dressed. Sa9c. '
Pendlet- Retail Grocery Prices.
fnftnn 1 f 1. - a .
HIE WHITE LODGING HODSE. 801 "no Java, Dest, 40c
South Main street M. T. Braille, nmn Per lb: next grade. 35c Der lb? Invsr
fjivwl nmfr.l.l.l. ... ill , ' . "
teot beds. Lodrfmr 2!S ... , ' "- in,
WILD ANIMAL BABIES.
Those
BOARD AND LODGING.
rHE STRAHON ROOMING nOUSE. MAIN
St, Mrs. R. A. Strahon, prop. Nice large
eii kpui rooms in new nuiiainir. with
ooa ciean Deas.
Ilice Eest head rice. 12 Ui
cmpire Lodging house, corner of next grade, 8 l-3c per lb.
E. Court and Johnson streets! goods Sueur Pono i a. r
large, clean rooms with comfortable beds. DGr7ark- Tn iRth. i' ' "
Rates 5c and 50o a night Thos. Hmart. pel !acK' do- 16 lbs-.
Prop. Salt Coarse, $1 per 100; table.
J:
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
MAJBtE BROS.. COURT RTRERT. LA
, Dw block. Electricians, dealers In elep.
fafefj; supplies, nouses, stores, wired for
"I ncuis, Dens or telephones. Elec-
Kiixtnres or all kinds. Get onr prices,
(p. work a specialty.
HOTEL ALTA, CORNER ALTA AND
Mill streets. Hoar a by the day or week.
Good table set Rates 4 and $5 per week.
rendleton Feed Yard Is connection. L.
wen, proprietor.
Salt Coarse. $1 per
$2.50 per 100.
Flour, B. B. $3.25 per bbl.
Flour, Walter's $3.25 per bbl.
Domesticated Tendency of
Born in Captivity.
Speaking of the wild animals In n
recent menagerie, tho Helena Inde
pendent says:
"A dozen babies have been born
since the show left winter quarters
in uaraboo, Wisconsin, last Anril
The little ones are always a source
of keen enjoyment to lovers of anl
mals, and their cages draw Immense
crowds during tho hours tho menag
erie is open to the public.
In one cage are two magnificent
female lions, and each is the mother
of two fuzzy little cubs. The young'
sters are just a month old and are as
playful as kittens. They are always
reaay to receive a caress, but as
their mothers make strenuous objec
tions to any overtures in this line
from strangers, two attendants are
kept continually at tho cage to keep
the crowd from approaching too near
the bars.
"One wee baby leopard, the last of
a litter of three, Is quite an attrac
tlon. He is spotted just like his
mother and devotes his Bpnre time
to catching files. He Is becoming
quite an adept In the art, If It may be
called that, and has made tho snakes
who occupy an adjoining case, decid
edly jealous.
"Mrs Melbourne, tho Australian
kangaroo Is very proud of a bright
eyed bit of a baby, who has thus far
refused to leave the peculiar pouch
which nature has applied to the kan
garoo for the purpose of carrying
their young. The little one is called
Denver, because she was born In the
well known city of that name in Col-1
urdo.
"A baby seal with black and white
spots is another attraction. She is
called Princess, but is entirely toe
young to remember her roya.' ianle'
"A deer of tho Husslan whifn ."0'
cieo, a gazelle, and a tiger cub com
prise the big animal family of little
tots."
TWO LINES.
1 time 15c
2 times 20c
1 week 30c
THREE LINE8.
1 time 20o
2 times 30o
1 week 45c
Extra lines! 10 cents each a week; 25 cents line per month.
FOR SALE.
fousm.k a DAVin nn,ni.KY ai.lstf.rl
HrRler: far wle at n bargain 1 n Dei.
pnln, Uktah. Oregon
FOR BALK TWKim ROOM LOD0IMO
hontio; furntthed: will bj sold at a hartnln;
It will py you to look Into this offer, Artdrcm
"n," care Kat Oregonlan.
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HTRAYKD FROM PASTURE -MAY OKLOINO,
black polnt;r yoir olds weight abnnt 12PQ; ,
branded "A I." on right hln: nmall ullt In right
ear. Ton dollars reward will bo paid for borso 1
or Information lending to recovery. 0. K, Mc-1
Clcllan, Pendleton, Ore.
HORSES TO PASTURE TIMOTHY, OR. !
chard and hrome grasses : good pasture : . "
plenty of running water. Terms reaaona-'
ble. W. B. Ross, Mencliam, Oregon. I
KELLAIt BROTHERS, PLASTERING
and cementing. Cement walks a spe
cialty. Estimates furnished free. Work
guaranteed. Leave orders at Badley and
zniincra cigar store. Main St., l o. boi
104.
Oregon
Shojt lew
Man UNION PACIFIC
nsrABT
roa
WOOD SAWING. CONTRACT WORK
B. Stephens. Headuartcrs at Gray
Harbor Commercial Co.. and Netiman
Cigar Store. 'Phones BInck V24 and Mai
021.
International Coffee Conference,
Washington. D. C. Sept. 5. Ad
vices received at the Bureau of Amo
lean Republics Indicato that the ro
IMibllcs of Central America and the
islands of tho West Indies, almost
without oxceptlon, will bo represent
od nt tho international conference on
coffee, which Is to be hold In Now
York City early noxt month. Tho con
ference Is tho first practical result
of tho Pan-American congress hold
n the City of -oxico last winter.
It will bo convened by a resolution
adopted by tho congress and Its pur
pose will be to study tho production
and consumption of coffee." Ways
and moans of protecting tho Anion
can coffee industry will bo discussed
from every point of view and thore
are indications that more practical
results will be attained than hns
been tho case withe similar Interim
tlonal conferences In tho past.
New Way of Aiding Industries,
Now Orleans, La., Sept. 5. The In
duBtrial department of tho Illinois
Central railroad has taken a novol
way of stimulating manufacturing
along the lines of tho rond. Tho first
movo has been mado In New Orleans
and aB a result tho city has passed
an ordinance exempting all manufae
turlng plants from taxation until
1910. It Is expected that tho measure
will attract many factories to Now
Orleans.
PEOPLE EXPECT
THE BEST
In the way of luxury and
solid comfort wlii'ii they
travel via
TONSORIAL PARLORS.
IRANCE & LAND BUSINESS.
PI. PARKE8, OFFICE COURT 8T.
poslte Golden Rule hotel: land office
kes, such as filing of claims and Inl-
conteets a specialty.
-nAILEY, JR., U. B. LAND COM.
fcloner Specialty made of land HI
bid proof; Insurance and collections.
Mn Jndd oulldlng, room 16.
Skins, Hides and Pelts.
Portland. Sent 4.
Shea.llngs. 1620c: short vr.m
BILLY KRASSIG. BARBER SHOP AND BATn 3Ec; medium WOOl 30 0 60c- ' lonp
rooms. Oppulte Hotel St. George. Good wfl ', fiOpffjiri ih au0"'u0 ,onS
workmen. Krervthlnr In th ht nlt.r WOO, oUC3Zl each.
condition. Hides Dry Hides Wo. 1 1t nmmla
and up, 1E15c per pound; dry kip.
K.ip, iiu. i, o lo 15 DOUEdB. 12e; rtrv
L. GREENAWALD, THE OLD RELIABLE wl, , !. UDQ?r P Punl8. lOc; dry
Qnoemaaer. rirstcia&A reDainn? with h,MDw.cu uuno. uuu huhtb. ono-miri ihi
A Co umainger, wiuon man ary nmt; salted hides, steers.
ouuuu, w ?ouna8 ana over, 89c;
BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING.
ICABS AND CARRIAGES.
JOHN WILSON, PIRBT CLASS SHOE- CO to CO pounds. 78c: Under E0
maker and repairer. ' Best material nsed Lm,n,t. , J,.. ' . . ..
and good work done. Shoo 117 Alta 5!" r,.r"l DUl ODO DU"a.
treet buuuu, ohujsc; jup, sound, 16 to 20
14
10
WANTED.
BR TIRE HACK, NEW AND VERY
F srjie. ror tne aerrlce of the public.
Carlln and Jaa. S. McKay, props.
t the Commercial Livery Stable or
jinin ioi ano tne hack will call
lie
sBSBBBnew
pounas, 7c; real, sound, 10 to
pounds, 7c; calf, sound, under
Dounds. Sc. erAAn ftinoi4 i
plrtoMn BaVrrJacksoi streetT ' ruua a; cu,ff' c Per Pound less;
' oiuibu, tiacn n.bvupz;
WANTED-OENTLEMAN BOARDERS BY THE dry, each, $11.60' Colt's hides PaW
week: eooA table et. Mr. K. J rni. . ' "'W'-'' cons niaes, eacn,
mt IV. r.i.'.-' ' Znei5lln milt nlrlna nn.nmnn
wv a,., iklCDl, bVrilCf 1 ' w , WUJUJvU, OAU.
iuwxoc; angora, with wool on, each,
WANTED NICELV FDRNI8I1ED ROOMS FOR sr.ptfBtf
, i-eiiB uiar BKins as to size, No. 1,
FOR RENT. each, 520; cubs, 2&6; badger,
. I Aflpti 1 frfi AHr" IM..t or Arf. i
rooms and sin le rooms. 719 College street, !4.iLwluc; rox- common gray, each,
I opposite court house. Mrs. Alice Smith, Prop. S0E0c; do red, each. $1.6002: do
I for rent five Roosf cottaoe on clay I crosa' each, 56; do silver and
$5C; lynx, each. 23: mink, strict
ly No. 1, each. 60c$1.60; marten,
pale nine, accord In ir tn rI nnit nlnr
If there Is anything you rniivnr.Anipa uiKnirvi.fiiicu r u-.o-n I Il.RfKfi?- mnaUmii lom. ...t rn
or second hand furniture ' Oregonlan ontce. Owner call at this office. I Wrt- 'jna,nL.
and crockery, call and ' tivei or
B LINE. ERWIN BAKER. PnnR
one Main 858. Stand In front of I
inuruuc.
COND-HAND DEALERS.
O'DANIEL. NEW AVn snensn 1 straet. betwenn whh nii TLIlman tnnni black, each. IinOffftnn. n.i,., ...i,
oods bought and sold. Court St., of Jas. B, Welch, 120 Court street. $5(SC: lynx. each. 2ffS. tnlnV .trt!
ac viui-k. lkn ana see mm, , -
',1V ni-ll r-n VZ onnn.-n FOUND.
Umatilla, Too,
What does it mean to have 20.000
acres of now land opened up in this'
county7 It means not less than SGno.J
Mill U'iri 1 1 .nvnl.ln 1. ..
..v... i. vi laAMuiu inuxJWiiy uuueu
to the tax rolls of tho county. It
means an addition of not less than
COO or 800 more people ongagod in
productive industry in tho county who
will trade in Baker City. It means
sciiooi nouses and school teachers.
It means wealth and harm!
civilization whero now can bo found!
uuiy uio pesKy nzzard or tho horned
toad. The government Is ready to do
tho work. If wo will but press tho
button they will do tho rest Tho
government officials do not know
about these choice bench lands and
reservoir sites. Let us tell thfim
about it and do so at once. O, h
Miller in Baker City Democrat.
Ohlcago
l'ortland Special
a:.'W p. m,
vl.i Huntington.
TIuio SoIiimIuIo
From I'omllotou
Salt Lake, Denver, Ft.
Worth, Oinahu, Kan
City, Ht. Lmiln,
Chicago and Katt.
Atlantlo
Eiprejn
SitAa m.
via Huntington,
fit. Paul
Fait Mull
8:15 a. ni,
Tim
Salt Likv, Denver. Ft.
Worth, Omsha, Kan-
City, flt. Unli,
Chicago and Kiut.
Wnlla WalU.Lowlnton,
cpoiane, wannco
runroan, Mlniieapo
lis. fit. raid, Dululh,
Spokane. "wauieo, unicngo
ana nasi.
luirs
raoH
A a. as.
11110 p.tn.
S: p.
Ocean and River Schedule.
FROM 1'UKTLANU.
8:00 p. m.
All sailing dates sub
ject to ciiauce.
For Ban FrancUco
Ball every o days.
Columbia River
To Astoria and Way
Landings.
tJO p. i
:0o p.m.
Sunday
Bally
eaccpt
Bnmlay
S:O0p m.
Batlinlay
I0J00 p in.
Wlllnnuitto Rlvor.
Boats leave Portland dally, oicept Bnndny,
'tage of water permuting) lor Willamette and
Yamhill River points.
Leave
ltlparla
4 X a. m.
Dallv
Ezcpt Slonl
Bnako River
ltlparla to Lt-wlaton
I-eavs
Lewltton
7:00 a.
Kici
Dally
F. F. WAMSLEY, Agent, reudleton.
Washington &
Columbia River
Railroad
Take this
route for
Chicago, St. Paul, Ht. Louis, Kan
sas uity, Ht. Joe, Umulia, and
All Points Cast and South
Portland and points
on the Sound
TIMJC UAKD.
Ieave I'endleton, dally except Sundays at
00. pm.
Arrive Pendleton Mondar. Wednadiv aind
Friday i fM pm.
Arrive I'endleton Tuatdav. Thuradnv and
Saturday louSutu.
Leavfl Walla Walla dally, east bound, DM) pm.
Arrive Walla WiUla dally, weit bound, 80 am.
For Information resardlus ratus and acoonu
modatloui, call on or addruaa
w. aha jim, Agent,
l'etiilltituM. Uraron.
B. B. OAI.DKltllEAD, (1. I. A.,
Walla Walla, Wash,
sUZXEXQ
And they aro nover (ilsai).
lwlnted not even Hie moMt
exacting, for the Kamous
IraluHof UiIh Kamous f,lnti
aro all eiiulpiied wlili "The
Jlest of Everything."
Rememberlt Is theSfjort
Line Dctweeo Minne
apolis, St.Paul aod
Chicago.
' yu wlili to know about
le Traveling ifladly aniwered
SI
The Northern
Paci
Anytliln
(.outorla
by
U. L. SISLEI1. Oen'l Aot
2 Alder Hlntt, I'ort'aud, Oro.
T. W, TKASDALK.
(leneral Famengor Agent, Ht. I'aul,
Minn,
PENDLI3T0N- UKIAM
STAGE LINE
BTUfWIVANT UHOH., Props.
Bundaya,
Imiiiik,
and rs-
III,
RUNS
Pullman Sleeping Citra,
JJIef-itnt Dining Curs,
Tourist Sleeping Qirs.
HI'. PAUL
MINNI0APOL1H
OULUTH
KAHOO
(UtAND KOHKH
CHOOKHTON
WINNKPKtJ
HI5LKNA and
HUTTK,
TICKETS TO
curoAoo
WAHHINGTON
I'lflLADKIiPHfA
NKW YOKK
HOBTON
and all point ICaat and Bouth
Thiough tickets to Jii.au una (Jhlns. via
m.r.c.n,?.nre?MU
TO
THROUGH
niie ware
No. 212 Court St
LOST.
BLACKSMITH ING.
polecat, each, 510c; otter for large
prime skins, each S57: panther.
LOST-on the streets OF Pendleton, a w,tn he&A and claws perfect, each,
wheat tryt-r: suitable reward wUl be paid for 1203: rncronn fnr laa v.
f. , "est m town, 314 Webb 8t. Building. I perfect, each, 3.G05; wolf, prairie,
Southern Farming.
It was In the far south. "FLWh
times?" asKed tho tourist. "Prettv
lnln.nMn . i ,. . . J
luiwouii;, BirauKur.- resDoniiRii tim u... i. ..... . .. ' "
Old man who was sitting on a Stump. "'' .'' "tlah and Intermediate
i uaa some trees to cut down but i! To n'Ac1 K'.K,
the cyclono leveled thorn and Baved Touidge.il m foHi i.M Mt.,..
me tne trouhle." That was nood "Y i1V'.z' WAlbaand reiurn.tl ooiToDklsh For further Iniormstion. tim. r.H.
and then tho lishtnimr set flrn in th 3T-i . . "! ".Mn"J.e,""'.'" 5S! .! .0lS?',!L?11) ? ' w. ,.', C
hrush pile and burned It up." "ito- "'" uie Hotel, Pendleton I '"m'il!nHn,tiiaSk.
uiuinuuiu: um wnat aro you doing
nov,'?" "WaltliiK for an earthouakn tn
come along and shako tho potatoes'
urn. ui mo ground,"
TIHB SCHUDULB,
to fundlelou dally eicept Sunday
MANHOOD RESTOREn''0"!?
w viiaiiir7iiT,rS:.Sf..rf .r".V w." ti.u srivui.
Twenty policemen
Winchesters, engaged In a desporato' irtstoressmTO
officers were wounded before Hunter hJ?&iVilu&Wte&Lw
utrvoiwor dlvaw-suTi is au?t iZ7fiZSf.,mctt l"""vm quickly euro yon iU
b(IIu.V. ' i "I"14! ."ilMli,n, Nrriuui Jletllllr. J'liuula?
el'lu H.ermu!
it.i iiiirrurf hi iniK(rr cy, 1 II 11 II S3NI cluAli.aM Ih
luury utfuw, ut all lujj.uillld.' .'UriiIIj!jJuS!Jfflig5
was overpowered
l?uh'!.w.!r.,,,u.,rou.,',i' '' ro.uiltls,
lotii ikvi iUit a ptttmuMit cut, f tow uosfi toti8i
UlnrVM. Hsa V......I r. t
BOLD BY TALLMAN & CO,, DRUGGISTS, PENDLETON, OREGON.