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R0FE88IONS AND TRADE8. ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
PHY3ICIAN8.
0. COM3. OFFICE IN JUUU
Ofllce hours, iu " m . m. ,
. Telephone. Red 871.
fLl.m, M. D., DESPAIN BLOCK,
Land corrects eye iryuuiu,
fcdlttons nnd . Impaired hearing.
orrectly fltted ror reiraciiTe er-
. n.in n9i
reiepnone. mu
.. (ii'fill rtVCTTT '111 tn
on Savings nnnk. Telephone,' 80;
. . I , 1, n I n nnl.
.GieiUlUUW, wniu
AFIELD, M. D.. HOMEOPATH-
ilclan anu Biirv". wui, ...
Una. Telephone; imicc, Dines
!nce. DiacK 24.
LlAM nOBSH, rnYSICIAN AND
, unire, room
aln 721. nesldence 'phone, black
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
noYAtj NEiannons of America
Wlldwood Camp, No. 2383, meeta second
ad fourth Tuesday of each month In Odd
Fellows' ball. sirs. Ida uoicomo, oracle
jura, nettle iioDDina, uecoraer.
UMATILLA TENT, NO. 27, K. O. T. M.
Aieeis in net ret society uau, secona
and fourth Tuesdays In each month. All
visiting Sir Knights cordially Invited. J,
H. ICp. Record Keener I TL D. FjitAhrnnk.
Commander.
Bbono,
'FAtIL, I100M 17 ARBOCIA
. . . I- 4 rll
DiacK
PENDLETON LODQH, NO. B2. A. F. AND
a. jii.. meeia urai anu luira monaars oi
rtn r1i fnnnfh Vlalttnc, hthrn trolnnmn
T. J. Tweedy, W. M. ; Joe n. I'nrkes, Sec.
PENDLETON CITAPTEn, NO. 28 T. C
Tnvlnr. Fit P.. P F. Wfltnnlpv. aprrerarv
Meets first and fourth Friday of each
month In Masonic Ilall.
HENDERSON, PIItSICIAN
eon. cjneciiiuira ejci
Main Bai.
Tin nrrvHir'iANH. nrtH
Lucres. Office one block west
I K. RLAKESLEE. CnRONIC
pa diseases and diseases or wo
rItotel Pendleton. 'Qor. Water
Rta.. Pendleton. Or. 'Phone
DENTI8T8.
BITAN, DENTIST. OFFICE IN
dine, 'l'none uea ii.
Mock, over Schmidt's new drug
i iieu -iii
DT8 AND BUILDERS.
BD, ARCHITECT AND BV
. - miraa ,nmnlnt, nnd rMla.
Kulldlnpi In the city or conn'
ki-c rnvTT?APTnna A Ton
tlmai9 furnished on short
rorK a specialty. l-rompi
Bluff street near Main.
I
.rial!
CONTRACTOR AND BUILD-
iIm fiimtnhpfl nn nil bind.
jement walks, stone walls etc.
at Kast uregonian oirice.
IB AND BROKERS.
flVAT. TIAWW flR ATTfiIVA
Epltal, $.10,000: surplus and
ft interest aa time ueiiwius.
Rim nnd TlnmMtli exrhnniri.
bmptly attended to. Denry
lldent; T. J. Kirk, vlce-presl-
pnrnctt, costlier; p. H. Lie-
; cashier.
DAMON LODGE. NO. 4. KNIGHTS OF
i7tmns. j. k. Nowiin, c. c. ; n. w.
Fletcher, K. of R. and S. Meets every
jionuay in secret society linn.
MnnniiM vrnnriMF.NT nR axi wtupa
Tntullla Camp, No. 0300. Meeta first
and tnlra Mondays or each month at Odd
i' eiiowa iinu. ueorpo a. uamonn, voa
Bill; O. A. Robblns, Clerk.
WOODMEN OF TDTE WORLD REQULAU
mecuiags oi l'enuieton uamp, iiu. ii, v.
of W. nrc held In Secret Society nail
nvnrv Hnfiirrlnv pvnnlncr. VlRtflnr nplirh.
bbrs are always -welcome. J. P. Walker,
Clerk; J. P. Earl.-C C.
ATTORNEY8,
BALLERAY & McCOURT, LAWYERS, A8S0
elation Building.
CARTER ,AND RALEY, ATTORNEYS AT
iin. uige in Dryings iianK uulldlng.
STEPHEN A. LOWELL, ATTORNEY AT
Tjlff. Rnnm 14 Annnrlntlnn Ttllr Dm
dleton, Oregon. "
nENRY J. DEAN, 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 AT LAW,
rendicton, Oregon.
JAMES A. FEE, LAW OFFICE IN JUDD
uuuuing.
8TILLMAN AND PIERCE, ATTORNEYS
r.M , ammnM i, . i . ili
it u tin .t.,. uiiiiuiou ua, txrv It nuuilkl'
mA tA l nl.ti In 11 l.rttl C1 ,u .
t t " , t .i.nv., ... t'tttt'tt tiiuiui unicu, wi
flees and makes a. specialty of Patent Law.
Rooms. 10. 11. 12.' and IS AaaivlnMnn
Block.
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
PON SAVINGS BANK PEN
pn. Organized March 1.
? 50,000; surplus $00,000;
nn 11mA AanMlt, tftv.
tand sold on nil principal
I attention given to col-
Tfltin1al. n.uM.ttt 1 V
. lll.ll3.t. II(.IUU1, U t ...
pent; T. J. Morris, cashier.
TIIE OLD 8EMPLE FEED YARD. 729
Cottonwood street. Lindsay & Dorr
props. Livery, feed and sale stable. Sad
dle horses at all times. Horses for sal.
I'uoue jiea .i.
THE CITY LIVERY BOARD AND BAM)
muie, m. j. uarney, proprietor, lor
nne turnouts, stable 118 Alta street.
STRAYED FROM PASTORE BAY GELDING,
branded "A I." on Hunt hin: small silt In rlirht
ear. Ten dollars reward will bo paid for horse
ECONOMICAL PAPA.
'.'.ZtPR "ays he wlU novcr consent t our marrlaEe." sighs the maiden
"Thon let us dope." boldly- urges the man. maiden.
"There, now!" chirps the delighted tlamcel. "Pan.-i was wrnntr tin ..m .
hadn't the least bua.ne.s ab.I.ty. and here the WryTm do Is to
him thu expense of a styllah wedding."
COMMERCE-TRADE
prices
BANK OF WESTON
km. Does n general bank'
FlTrhnnfrp hniipht and nM
miuiy nitcnnea to. u
nt: ueorge W. Proebstel
tit. Kiigore, cashier; dl
artman. XT. M. Jnhna T
Hrnw. J. V. ITIlenpA rinhApf
ii 1-rocDsici.
riAVIT nv Tirt-rtT rt
3rTD(Hll. $70,000 ; surplus. $05,000.
;jJBral hanking business. Ei-
regrnnic iransiers Bold on
trancicco. New York and
in the Northwest. Drafts
.Tnnnn nnd TCnrnnn
:BBunnuie terms. i,evi An
W. V. Mntlnolr il.n.l
iue. ensmer; u. c. Quern
inter.
MPS
jTOGRAPHERS.
T.l"!AnTNn pnnTnnn i
. - .... tuunn
ItV. llarveat vlnwa in
a flip PlnUhlnm .1nn- m
. . .t.tt unlike, -i-none
01
ND
JCAL 8UPPLIES.
COURT STREET, LA
.. TT . ""'lotn 'It CITC-
.Jllouses, stores, wired for
. . lelePhones. Elec.
al kinds. Get our prices.
ut-vmuy.
LAND BUSINESS.
. - - - -- ""..lit HJ..
TtlllA ItritAl Ibhm aIu
1 1. tt it uum
miner nr i nima an i...
specialty.
FJR., U, 8. LAND COM
MaltV mnriA nt Innil Ml
tnsurance and collections.
Idlng, room 10.
CARRIAGES.
Stea
oiin.
hall-1
cm
ACK. NEW AND VTOnY
he aarvl, nf ih.. mmu
i Jas. B. McKay. Drone.
rclal Livery Stable or
uuu me uncK win can
COMMERClkL STABLES, G. W. FROOME
Prop. Livery, Feed and Boarding. All
Kinns or turnouts. Competent drivers. Op-
T . t t .1 . I t .. .
iJUQiLc uumi 'euuieiou. x none uain lux
DEPOT LIVERY, FEED AND SALES
btauies. Jflrstrclass .single nd 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.
mB 8TRAHON ROOMING nOUSB. MAIN
St., Mrs. R. A. Strahon, prop. Nice large
Veil kent mnmn In nan, hnlMlna t.k
- . i-uiiuiiw,, n i tti
food clean bed.
rriE wniTE lodging house, soi
SOHth Main f rnaf H pn Tl-..,, '
uonaekeenlnc rnnm. mnA ln,in
' - " - " " " tttt tutiBlllg (UuUIB,
tiOOa mmfnpfnnlj, tnnma mrtJi -1 , ,
-v. t. " tl V, LICBU, TYC11
ept beds. Lodging 25 cents.
Local Market Prices.
The following: shows the
paid on the local market:
Pineapples, 76 a dozen.
Watermelons, $5 a dozen.
Muskmelons, $3 a dozen.
Tomatoes, 10 cents per pound.
Poaches, 10 cents per pound.
Apricots, 10 cents per pound.
Plums, three boxes for 25c
String beans, Be per pound.
Parsnips, 76c per sack.
Cabbage, 3c per pound.
Cheese, per pound, 20c.
Onions, 3c per pound.
Green onions, 25c dozen.
Beets, per pound, lc.
New Potatoes,,l4lc per pound.
Garlic, 12c per pound.
Pendleton Live Stock and Poultry.
Chickens, hens, per doz.. S2.50 to
$3.50.
Turkeys, per lb., 10c.
Geese, per doz., ?9.
Spring chickenB. 'per doz.. 42.50 and
$3.
Ducks, per doz., 3.75.
Pigeons, per doz., 11.50.
Eggs, 20c In trade.
Butter; 25c and GOc per roll.
Choice Beef Cattle, Etc.
Cows, per hundred, S3.103.25.
csieers, $3.YbQ)3.i&.
Hogs, live, ?G.
Hogs, dressed, c.
Calves, dressed, 89c.
Pendleton Retail Grocery Prices,
Coffee Mocha and Java, best, ,40c
per lb; next grade, 35c per lb; lower
grades coffee, 25c to 15c per lb;
package coffee, 15c per lb.
.Rice Best head rice. 12 We nnr lb-
next grade, 8 l-3c per lb.
Sugar Cane granulated, best, S5.25
per sack; do., 1G lbs. ?1.
Salt, coarse, si per 100: table. 12.50
, ..... , , ,
per -J.UU.
Flour, B. B. S3.25 p6r bbl.
Flour, Walter's, 13.25 per bbl.
Skins, Hides and Pelts.
Portland, Sept. C Sheepskins
onearnngs, iduc; short wdbl, 25
35c; medium wool, 30C0c; long
wool, uucqisi each.
Hides Drv hides Nn 1 1! mmini
and up, lB15c per pound; dry kip,
iio. i, o to id pounds, 12c; dry calf,
" . . . . . tiwtfVTlilu UUUuQ, LUUfl&U , v i,w ,u pUUUUO, , HTV Pall
r v -"...."wtt DLicbw . kvuub x, uuuur u oounas iue: nrv unit,
large, clean rooms with comfortable beds. ed bulls nnd .(in M, i7 Jl
Rates 25c and 00c a night Tbos. Smart, T . ana ,"aB. one-third less than
Prop. dry flint; salted hides, steers, sound,
HOTEL ALTA. CORNER ALTA AND! nniino "l. ' X'l' l "V
Will streets. Board by the day or week. 1 u"" pounas ana
uopd table set. Rates ?4 and $s per week. COWB 10 8taSS and bulls, sound, 6
Pendleton Feed Yard In connection. L. 5&j; kip, sound, 15 to 20 pounds 7c
Nclr. Dronrletor. ,.n.i a m - -. . 1
- icai. nuiiiiii. it, ifi ia niitMdo rjn.
, , i'vwuuo, iut
nnlf cnnnH nntln. tt . 1 n
TONSORIAL PARLORS. green (unsalted). lc per pound less;
BILLY KIUSSIG. BARBER SHOP ANn TIATff !', 1C P?' F J088'' b0 bldeB,
ropms. Onpulto Hotel St. Georire. Good I uL'le". eacn fi.bva4; dry, each. Jl
eondltlSn' Bverythln8 in th sanitary 1.50; colt's hides, each, 2550c; goat
sKins, common, each, 1015c; An
gora. with wool on. each 2Knial
Pelts Bear skins as to nio vn 1
each, $5.20; cubs, $205; 'badger,'
BOOT AND 8HOE REPAIRING.
L. greenawald, tiie old reliable I ea ?5.20; cubs, ?25; badger,
Hboemaker. Flrstclas. repairing with beat each 1040c; wildcat, 25C0; house
material!. Shop In rear of Dlndlnrap. wii.nn nnf r.am. . ' ,
" I P.0 f(? r. D ti t .1 r, wnrl nnnli ff i rAn. t
uibS0,!."11?,1 .CLABS. BHOB- cro88, each ?56; do silver and
and good work don'a. shoS"l V S!? Piai?' .eacn nq0200; flsher, each,
u(o; jynx, eacn, zmi; mink, strict
YELLOW JACKETS KILL MOTHS.
Much Displsed Pests Should be Look
ed Upon as Blessings.
Is the much detested yellow jacket
a ooon to the fruit men? This is per
bans a thought whirl, ha t
ed the heads of manv horticnltnrlsto
and one which has not been thor-
oughly investigated, but it is claimed
by a prominent Walla Walla valley
truit grower that those insects are a
blessing to the horticulturist.
Here is what the Walla Walla
Statesman makes one of the citizens
Of the VallQV RHv In rpirnr1 tn th nl.
- -n -t. tu ,uu J i.r
low Jacket belncr tho dpndlv
of tho codlln moth, one of the fruit
man's worst enemies:
"The fact that the yellow Jacket
is an enemy to the moth seems to be
well substantiated both by observa
tion and In theory. I have noticed
in many of the earlier ripened apples
a moth worm. A few wpoIih lntm-
when the yellow Jackets became nu-
mciuua a moth worm could be found
nowhere. A great many orchardlsts
believes tlmr tho mtiim. n
- w .miia nlv
u.uBHora. i noia that this .theory In a
se rare n not wholly Is Incorrect,
as many times trees well laden with
apples are found to he
ly free from the moth worm until tho
fruit Is well rlDened wlion thm,
found In great numbers. This holmr
a fact as has been observed many
times, shows that the larvae deposit
ed by the moth miller develops Into
a worm In a comn'arltlvelv Rhnrt Hmo
so this would exclude all posIbllUJes
oi a larvae deposited In a blossom
maturing a worm In tho rfnn,i on.
pie, as months have passed from tho
time of the apple bloom until the
fruit is ripe. It Is indicated without
question that tlin wnrlr nf tho nnli
miller Is confined in large part, If not
wholly, to the apple after It has at
tained some degree of mellowness. It
may bo a fact not known to mnnv
mat yeiiow jackets appear once In
two years and are not not ceablv nu
merous for three or four years. Thin
year the Insects swarm In vast num
bers, being the first time that they
have been numerous for three or
four years. .About the middle of June
the little fellows comment 40 m.a,e
thelf appearance or nhmii ti,
. , ... ' t. ttiu LI111D
mat. me ean er annlos ho!ln in
low In the later or ronlor lnonllilna
"In the earlier or warmer localities
me apple and the vellow iarUM mn
ture corresnonrllnelv onrilor Tin
yellow Jacket Is a creature of vorac
1U0S annetlte. with th konnont of
scent and It feasts on most anv anii.
stance, rruit. nesh or vegetable. It
is continually on the hunt for some-
uiiug uo eat arw tne fact that moth
worms In an orchard r-nn not hn found
alter us appearance leads mo to be
Heve that a few Rtands tilarod nt llf.
ferent nolnts In nn o7nh
worm can hardly be found and 1 just
give tne jutie yeuow jacnet ail the
credit."
COUNT 8IX AVERAGE WORD8 TO THE LINE.
TWO LINES. II THREE LINES.
1 time 15c II 1 time 20o
2 times 20c II 2 times SOo
1 week 30c II 1 week 45o
Extra lines! 10 cents each a week; 25 cents line per month.
MISCELLANEOUS.
tu.iuuiinin luuniii mil uu n
or Inlorinatlon leading to recovery,
ijieuan, i rnuicion, iiro.
O.K. Mc-
nORSES TO TASTURE TIMOTnY, OR-
rhnrd nnd hrnma .,mm i treA n.,fnM
plenty of running water. Terms rcaaona-
dip. it. ii. nogs, sieacnam. urecon.
KELLAR rtltOTHERS, PLASTEHINO
and rTTInnttnc. r.mtn f tpalVa nn
clalty. Estimates furnished free. Work
Kimrantrcd, Leave orders at Itadley and
Zahner's cigar store, llaln 8t., P. O. boi
104.
TRANSPORTATION LINES,
WOOD SAWING, CONTRACT WORK A.
R. Stephens. Meadnarters at Grata
Harbor Commercial Co.. and Nenman's
Clear Store 'Phones Iilack 124 and Main
921.
TYPEWRITERS AND 8UPPLIES-F. S. MEU
rill, Bpokane, ancnt New Pentmoro for Et
ern Oregon, Kattern WaihlnRton and Idaho.
Second-hand typewriters, supplies, renting.
repairing.
saw, and a better class of men seem-
en to navu come in. ii nas ueen an
easy year hb far as harvesters wen;
concerned,"
Most Effective Advertising.
That advertising Is the most offoct
Ivo which attracts the eye and ap
peals to tho brain. Strong adjocttves
may be as much out of tasto in an
advertisement na in n hit nf more
aspiring literature. Exaggeration Is
always to bo avoided. People nowa
days demand sincerity In all matters
of business. It Is observablo that all
the big and successful advertisers are
most, careiui as to their statements
of fact. They realize that conOdeP'g
Is the key-stone in the arch o' trade
Their success came of th;ir jeaious"
regard for their work
Storage Flre-Pro0f Warehouse.
g-"8 stred at reasonoble
.. a.rtit nn i FJmarL nt wnrru
house, rear of Standard Grocery,
mm.
Am
Oregon
Shojctlinb
UNION Pacific
PEOPLE EXPECT
THE BEST
In the way of luxury ami
solid comfort when they
travel via
I
nsruiT Tlmo ScIhmIiiIo laaiTB
roi From I'tindlotou 7BOM
Ohlcairo- Bait Lake, Denver. Ft.
Portland Worth. Omaha. Kan
Special aaa City, St. Loult, S3M a. m.
5:30 p.m. Chlcaao and Eait.
Tl.i llunt-
ln&ton,
Atlantic Salt Liiku, Denver, Ft.
Kipress Wotlh, Omaha, Kan-
6!4i a m. ia. city, St. Uuia, 11:10 p. a.
via Hunt- Chicago and EaU
lngton.
rl P.ni Walla Walla.Lewliton,
FkatMall Spokane, Wallace.
8tVi m Pullman, Mlnneapo
s.isa.m, u, ut. Paul, Pulufh, S-MP'''
Bpokan.. 7,.' Chlc,,0
Ocean and River Schedule.
FROM PORTLAND.
All salllnr datei iub-
s-onn m eot to ehauta. '
W. Fo,.uwco 4,p.BU
every &daya.
ruTIy -
SunXy Columbia Illver 4 .,
8:00 p m. To Astoria and Way Sunday
.8lurd' Landlnaa. '
loaxi p. m.
M'lllnmotto Ittvnr.
f.iB.ileay? Pof'nd la!ly. except Bnnd.T.
Leave
Klparla Bnako Itivor Lewlltoa
lui,m- RP' to Lewlaton 70a..
Dally
KicptMon Kaopt Mow
F. F. WAMBLKY, Agent, PendUton.
And they aro never dlap
polnted not even the moH
exacting, for the Famoua
Trains of this Famous Line
are all equipped with "The
Beat of Everything."
Remember It Is theSfjort
Line betweerj Minne
apolis, St. Paul and
Chicago.
ii with to know about
AnythiDK Kladly anawered
ComfortajleTrarellDs . ' '
H. L. SISLER. Gcn'l W
218 Alder Strt-et, Portland, Ore.
T. W. lUASDALH.
General PaMenger Agent, Bt. Paul.
Mlun,
Washinirton &
Columbia River
Railroad
Take this
route for
Chicago, Bt. Paul, St. Louis, Kan
sos City, Bt. Joe, Omaha, and
All Points Cast and Sooth
Portland and points
on the Sound
T1UK GAUD.
Leave Pendleton, dally except Buudayi at
pm.
Arrive Pendleton Monday, Wedneada? and
Friday 12:64 pin.
ArrlVA I'nniltAfnn TiiMtidaw Tkti,,.. n
Saturday 10S5 am. '
Iasivh Walla Walla dally, eait bound, OjjO pm.
Arrive Walla WiUla dally, weat bound, DM) am.
Vn,lnl.t,M.llnh ,ii..nlln.F.I.. . . . ., . .
modatlons, call on or addrou
W.APAlI8.Awnt.
Vendleton, Oreion.
8, B. GALDKIUIBAP, fl. I'. A., '
Walla Walla, W.ili.
I
I
1
The Northprn
m. ja
Pacific
PENDLETON - UK! AH
STAGE LINE
8TURDIVANT HftOH
WANTED.
BHWIN rtATrnn nnnn
BS3. Stand In front of
DEALERS.
NRW AKn RRPniin
Bml nnltt n .. at.
In.,, V-uiiri Dl.,
ICnll and see him.
IEIt IN SRPONn
Is anything yon
fd crockery, cU and
WITHING.
roi! wt,,. .i. . ;
I'town, 814 -Webb fit-
street.
lyly No. 1, each. G01.50; marten,
jmie pine, accoraingto size and color,
iYASTRD-i.n.T,n ,o inuBKruiB, large, eacn,
coUeatbbVyVunYmrn.owiv BKunK' cach' 40(Sf'0e; civet or
Addre.,K.,cethf.offl. nB,Tere'erence5- Polecat, each, CI0c: otter, for large
WANTED OENTLKM ar nmpnna ' V"'" . "'"' ""t JJaniuer,
wnnir. ,,i "T" --""-"""d i ur. i wiui Heart nnrt nlnu'n turfi
ortA a wum rui. iara N. J. Lonfiflar .... ..w i'tt t.v.t -ttk.it
302 Waur street, corner Johnston. ""1Bley' $23; raccoon for large nrlmo each.
wanted nickly KORNi8riED,nooMS for dultf'ou' won, mountain, with head
honaek.eplnS. Apply" t this office.0"8 F0R Perfect, each, $3.G06; wolf, prairie,
FOR RENT. wolverine, each, $4V7; beaver, per
FOB RENT F0RNI8HKD IIOtlBEKEKPINn ?55? '. "0 med Um, 34;
nHiTfiB ,ni .in i. ... K.n n .. . " i i i I hiiihi i ..f. i F.fi. .,a riitanr.
nniw7,n.. i. ' voiiew street, I r""',v uu tuva, uvif iue,
oppoilte.court house. Mrs. Allpa Hmiih p' I . ,
F0.R RKNT-PIVE ROOM C0TTA0e"0N CI KY
$100 RewarJ, $130.
turn To Nye-; V.2: NjTTmlrS, fl;
I?1 .JV.1.74'..'.0 "'"i" D(' return, w.mj To
ti.bOf to Uklah and return, l.lx)
TO
The readers of this paper win be pleas- Office In Golden Rule Hotel, Pendleton
ed to learn that there la r lar nm ,.-.,,,
areaara nisease tnat science has been affile
to rare In nil it stages and that Is Ca
tarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only
uuniuvo cure now Known to tne medical
fraternltv. .Catarrh helmr
cl disease, riviutr? a conKtltutlonal
Jrcatmpnt. JTall's Catarrh Cure la taken
internally, actlnsf directly upon the Wood
mu ujuwn BuriHini oi ine lystetTi. mere
by deatroylnir the foundation nt the die-
building up the conatlttitlon and aaalatlntr
mhi-uiv m uuiufc ii worn, 'ine propnetora
"p uuucu iuiiu in it enratire powers
that thT AfTtr On iinnAwa r.nn
and rn tlmfr If fulia
CO., Toledo, O.
HaU'a Family Pllta are the beat.
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IN 48 HOURS. Cures Kid-
ntysnd Bladder Troutlei.
Pullman Sleeping Cnrs.
Elegant Dining Qirs,
Tourist Sleeping Qirs.
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THROUGH TICKFFS TO
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PHILADKLI'JIIA
NEW VOIUC
JJOBTON
aod all riolnla Kant and South , '
Through tickets to Japan and China, rla
Tacoma and Northern lc!no Bteanuhln Co
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FOR SALE.
15W.7WVP.?H?M ALL-STEEI,
Colorado Forest nlrra
Lyons. Col.. Sent 0. AHvl
from Long's Peak nrn thnt fnll olv
forest tires nrn linrnlm- 'In H,o ini.
Ity and are beyond control. Irge
areas have already been burned over
and millions of feet- of valuable tim
ber destroyed.
i
Harvest Hands Leave.
"VaIIa Walla, Wasb., Sept. 9.T-Sev.
enty-flve tier cent of th lmrvpaf'
hands who took off the cron o( Walla
coun,ty nave either gone north to
fresher fields of left for hnm -nnd
the town is ranldlv resuming Ua nn.
tesummer tjulet. Officer Mike Davis!
or uio local police force said today:
"There was less dmnkmmrR nmnnn
tho harvesters this year than I ever
' tod American line.
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Curat Lost Manhood.
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