j0&ess Kj&tas and societies
MISSIONS AND TRADES, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
1
PHYSICIANS.
FRATERNAL. ORDERS.
-TcoleT office in jodd
r. 6 JjS hoars, JO tL 12 . m.
y.tnhone red oil
11 .
D. dspaik uiwm
eye trouble. caur
I,"'" Impaired bearlnc.
L,i. fitted ror retractile ci-
iaejlaln 1181.
ir.Mitnu fcTILB ' -v
k!T? ..inhoae. Mtln SOI,
kELD M - HOMEOPATHIC
rKd.uron. ("Bee. In Jndd
, Uct 2
l-TTf psTTI.L. ROOM 17 ASSOCIA-
icci Telephone, main 931: real
Mepaoor.
j nENlJtiltin'A, liuoiuian
EatfHVD Specialties, cjc. :-, nun
f fiffk-e In Savins Hank build-
Kau, -sin 331
hfrns eetes. osteopathic
03IPC one uiiii. it ui
rtBCCfllV I'HVSICtAN AND St7R 1
ItrtS BLA.KESLBB, CnilONIC
Irj Dulluiafit tuiuct Aiaiu nuu
I I Of . T
UMATILLA TENT, NO. 27. K. O. T. M.
Mfu ln f:t Society hall, aecond and
. m eacn month, All visit
lnc Sir Hnlgbts cordially Invited. J. R.
Kecs. Record Keeper; K. D. KsUbrook,
lAIUUH, NO. 52, A. F. AND
. m meets orat ana third Mondays of
.u.u uivuiu. .IBILlUir DIHTnMn HI .nma
inc-uj, n. joe 11. l 'art c, sec.
PENDLETON CHAPTER, NO. 28--.T. a
-wwuu nuu luuria i riLiaji ot each
vuiu iu aiosuuic nan.
UAMU.N LODGE, NO. . KNIGHT OP
t letcher. K. of IL nii r. rt. ,
I O . tV - . . . WW.
.uwiiuaj m orcret oocieiy nail.
MODEUN WO0MEN OF AMERICA.-
Tutnilln Plmn Yn 9QO kfj. ...
and" third Mondays of each month at Odd
renown nail. uporci A llnmhlln rnn
sol; a. A. Rchblns, Clerk.
WOODMEN OF TnE WORLD REGULAR
mpcunrg or l'enaieton camn. A'a 41. w.
of W. r.re held ln Secret Society ball every
Saturday evening. Vlsltlnc nclshbora are
sinuya welcome. J. i: walker, Clerk; A.
Owen, C. C
PENDLETON CIRCLE NO 527, WOMES OF
Woodcr.lt, meets every Frldav evening at
Hendrix Hall, All visiting neighbors are cor
dially Invite I to attend Minnie 8tlUman,
Guardian Neighbor; Eva Fletcher, Clerk
TRAINED NURSES.
nTOABDEX. GRADUATE NUUSK
yt) ar aaarew ni ihuux .uu airoci
I EANKS AND BR0KER8.
ATTORNEYS.
JAMES 'A. FEE, LAW OFFICE IN JUDD
building.
HA1LEY & LOWELL, ATTORNEYS AT
mw. umce in Deapain mock.
1904
CONVENTIONS
LIVESTOCK MEN JUBILANT
OVER ORGEON'S SUCCESS
BALLERAT McCOURT, LAWYERS. A8-
aociauon Duiimne.
CARTER & HALEY, ATTORNEYS AT
law. Office In Savings Bank building.
HENRY J. BEAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Association Block, Pendleton, Oregon.
E. D. BOYD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ill
Court street
I NATIONAL BANK OK ATH UNA,
Capital, 3U,ouo; snrplna and
i HMO. Intereat on time denoalta.
I k fotlcn vnd domestic exchange.
promptly atienaea to. ueary
. trnldent . T. J. Kirk. vIce-DresI-
(i L Barnett, cashier) F S. Le
LR8tat cashier.
llUIEIt8 BANK OF WK8TON,
, urtgan. uoca a general bank.
t:xciumse bougbt and aold.
cromptly attended to. B.
, frcfldent ; George W. Proebatel,
i C A. Bartman, M. M. Johns, T. 1
t n uraw, j. F Kllgore, Bobert
lb. n i-roensiei. RTtr.r.nrAV PirnrR ATmrtKTCTH at
L. B. REEDER, ATTORNEY
( Tendleton, Oregon.
N. BERKELEY, ATTORNEY
Office In Association Block.
AT LAW,
AT LAW.
. E. COLLIER, LAWYER, OFFICE
rooms 7 and 8, Association building.
HKDLETON SAYINGS BANK,
. urecon. orranized uarcn i.
t Qlul tSO.000 ; anrplus, $90,000 ;
wnta an time aepuaita. isx
i badit and aold on all principal
Special attention given to col
t. 3 Furnish, president: J. N,
ttopttldent: T J. Morris, cashier;
Muse;, assistant easnier.
I law, Mr. Btlllman baa been admitted to
practice ln united States patent offices
and makes a specialty of Patent Law.
Booms 10, 11, 12 and 13, Association
Block.
XillONAL BANK OF PENDLE-
Cijltil, 70,000; anrpina, xuo.tXHj.
irt i rrarral banklnc business. Ex-
t ul ulegraphlc tranafera aold on
BU Francisco, xoew xora ana
i iAH in the Northwest. Drifts
ie CtUu, Japan and Europe. Makea
tin ea ttasoname lerms. -ti
tral&nt . W F. Matlock, vlce-preal
Bit B. Oe. CUUIft, u. - au-uuu,
nt eunlcr,
DENTISTS.
Ii. VaCGBAS. BEST18T. OFFICE IN
! lu41s. 'ltMe rw 71.
Ii w.w nrvr 1QT OP1PTPP IV 1C
IsKlatlon tiodr over Schmidt's new drug
TnoM red Zll.
aRCHlTECTS AND BUILDERS,
F. BOWIE! ARCHITECT AND BU-
f otaatt tut kes complete and rella
t at! nr Kiiamgs in toe city or conn
mm ii joaa ouuaing.
I COLE. CONTRACTORS AND
I liM-ru Enlnttes furnished on short
Jit Work a specialty. Prompt
sirp oo uiuc street near iialn.
Ii 1!AI, C0.VTRACTOR AND BUILD.
If Ettlaiatea lurnlshed on all klnda
Iumj, rtBent walks, stone walla, etc.
i nrnt n tast uregonlan once.
llflOCTJJAN, ARCHITECT AND 8U-
soeit. It com is. Association
Pendleton, Oregon.
tCLLAE, PLASTERING AND CE-
sas. tement walks a specialty. Ea-
I BraUDed ft. Wnrlr ntintntM.
J"ri at Badley and Zehner'a cigar
ia bu, r u. box lot.
LECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ISROS 217 COURT 8TREET,
-viiraani, aeaiers in eiec
Piles. Houses, stores, wired for
nti, belli or teleohonea. KIk.
lores of all kinds. Get oar prices,
fwk a specialty
R. B BRYBoN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW; Col
lections and Insurance. Office ln S. O. building.
R. J. BLATER, ATTORNEY. RO0M8 425 JUDD
isuiiaing.
ine National Livestock and Wool
growers' Conventions Will be Edu
catlonal Will Aid in Development
of Livestock Interests of the State,
The livestock men oC Umatilla coun
ly aro jubilant over the announcement
made in the Associated Press dls-
patches that the next annual meetlne
ci ine national livestock Association
will be held in Orecon. The American
National Livestock Association Is thn
leading association ot the kind In the
world.
It has thousands ot members, all
men of means and influence, and it Is
belfeved that when these thousands
of livestock men como to Oregon they
win not only aid in the further de-
elopment of the livestock interests
or this state and Washington, but
that their visit will result in the
changing of the present methods of
raising and marketing stock here to
the scientific one of fatteninc cattln
on the home ranch and throwing the
penected meat onto the local mar-
kets.
As public ranees become senrrn .mil
the price of land advances, it does
not pay to run cattle on the public
range and ship the scraeelv beef to
uie iencea farms of Nebraska and
Iowa to fatten before it can en on the
market. The same rule anulles to flie
production of mutton and wool.
In 1904 Orgegon will show to the
livestock men of the East and Middle
nest the unexcelled opportunities
here for scientific stockraislug and
will absorb something of the capital
and brains of the Eastern men. :
if svuuie, m wnicn no mood was
drawn, two of them began an animat
ed discussion in the sign language,
while the other two stood up against
the building and with fcmnsed expres
sions watched the colloaur. Tim rod
headed man was manifestly hot-head-1
rd, and his violent gesticulations.'
with occasional demonstrations of his
fists, were interpreted to mean that
he had a. great cause of grievance
end was bound to give the two Wall
flowers a sound drubbing. Now and
then the gestures plainly meant giv
ing them black eyes, and then his
left elbow crooked as though holding
uia auversary s head in chaiirerv and
pummelling his head with his fist,
then there was a funny flnaleas "though
wiping tne earth" with him. To all
this the black-haired man listened
with the air of a peacemaker, miliar-
cntly dissenting from the red-headed
mans side or the story- The enter
taining pantomime continued for the
better part of an hour. For a quarrel
without words Is a striking Illustra-
t'on of the graphic resources of sign
language.
BOARD AND LODGING.
EMPIRE LODGING HOUSE. CORNER OF
R. Court and Johnson streets. Good
inn-, ciean rooms witn comtortabl beds.
Rates 23c and 50c a night Thoa. Smart,
On Trial for Treason.
Ixjnilon, Jan. 20. The flrst trial f jr
high treason England has known In
nearly three-quarters of a century
was called at the bar today. The
case is that of Col. Arthur lnch.
member of parliament from Galway,
who was arrested on June 11. on land
Ing in England from the continent,
on the charge of high treason in con
nection with the part he took In the
feouth African war. Col. Lynch was
sent to south Africa as a war corres
pondent, but he entered active serv
ice on the side of the Doers and com
manded the Second Irish Corps. It
was wiille serving against the British
forces that he was elected In Novem
ber, 1901, to represent County Galway
in the British parliament.'
TONSO.1l' PARLORS.
BILLY KRASaiQ. BARBER SHOP AND
bath roora, Main street, throe doors north ot
Hotel tit. ueorge. mm ciass service.
KEW TONSORIAL PARLORS. COURT 8T
Three doors west ot Golden Rule Hotel. J,
H Pace, Prop. First claia Workmen, overy-
ining clean, an modern improvements.
PATTON'B SANITARY BARBER SHOP, DE8-
Fain block, catm street; Dtit wortm&ninip
the modern improvements; all tools ateril
lied ; batn rooms in connection.
PHOTOGRAPHER8.
W. 8. BOWMAN, LEADING PHOTOGBA
Dher of the clhr. Harvest views. In
dlan ohotoa for aale. Finishing done for
amateurs. Main St, near bridge. 'Phone
red 278.
BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING.
L. GREENAWALD, THE OLD RELIABLE
Shoemaker. First-class repairing with
best materials. Shop In rear of DIndlnger
Wilson & CO.
JOHN WILSON. FIBBT-CLA8S 8HOE
nmker and repairer. Best material used
and good work done. Shop 117 Alta St.
LIVERY AND FEED 8TABLE8.
THE CITY LIVERY BOARD AND BALE
Stable, M, J Carney, proprietor, lor fine
turnouts, siaoioiia Alia street.
LIVERY, PEED AND BALES 8TABLE, A. C.
Dretatr. I'ron.. Old Scmnle Stable. 72! Cotton
wood street: careful attention given to horses
leit witn us.
COMMERCIAL STABLES, G. M. F1100UE
Prnn r.l-rrr. feed and boardlna?. All
(Inds of turnouts. Competent drivers. Op
posite Hotel Fendieton. 'oae main 101.
OREGON FEED YARD. W. T. BOXNTON
nron. BuMlal care etren to norses leit
with me. Lower Webb street. 'Phone
red 2t.
COMMISSION CO.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $300,000
Ptod Sells Grain, Provisions, Stocks, Bonds and Cotton for
Cash or Future Delivery
In government. munlclDal and miscellaneous securities. Own-
'operating the most extensive private wire system in the world we
large or small orders more promptly ana sausiaciory man
f concern
tuarft&tee tn examira nt-riom irhoi, Ifm1f dm rpurhed. We do not
responsible for more than the margin you place In trade. We
F Interest for carrying long stocks,
BINS REQUIRED Grain, lc per bushel; stocks, $2 per share,
n Grain U no- iati. -w,i. 1 1 --t
tin .end you our Book of Statistics and Dally Market free. Write
WFERENCE: 75 Matlnnal nrl R. Rsnlii.
LOCAL REFERENCE: PencHeton .8v!nn Bank1.
'JH?a?8e- B1 ot Commerce Building. Minneapolis, Minn., Ex-
5 WKw, Pullman, nitirllle, Dayton, Walla Walla, Moscow, Pendle-
UndAr mnlHtAltnn . jt ft . aMwt. v.mH trA
. P'- wmwm UI.UUKI W mUWIU, 1IKUIIIB, OTAMiV, A . VI V VV -
If Tn I. . . ... u
Bn open traoe or account witn ua job can opviuim i
wr 5 offices.
B Office, Room 4, Asaoclatlon Block- 'Phone Main 951.
I. C. MAJOR. Manager
GOVERNMENT JOBS.
Many Persons Desire Such Positions,
But Are. Opposed to Government
Ownership of Public Utilities.
Isn't it odd that men who will stand
up and maintain that it is not the bus
iness of the government to employ the
citizens, will spend time and money
to get public employment hemselves?
See how eagerly every public placs
is sought from president down to
mall carrier. Men who seek in vain
for a position in the postal service,
bocause there are not enough places.
ote for men who are opposed to hav
ing tho public operate the railroad,
leiegrayu, express and other indus
tries that would make many times
uie opportunity for public employ
mem. 'Appeal to Ileason.
DEAF AND DUMB QUARREL.
Amusing Controversy Without Words
Takes Place on Tacoma Streets.
An amusing scene attracted a large
crowd of interested spectators near
ihe corner of Ninth and Commerce
stieets yetterday, says the Tacoma
News. Four deaf mutes cot into
'scrap" and affer an apparently live-
Gov. Pennypacker Inaugurated,
Harrlsburg, Pa., Jan. 20. Judge
Pennypacker was today inaugurated
governor of Pennsylvania. The other
new state officers at the same time
were Inducted into oulce. The In
augural procession was one of the
most imposing ever seen In Harrls
burg. Congressman M. E. Olmstead
was chief marshal of the parade. A
leading feature was the fine appear
ance and marching of the National
Guard. The inaugural ceremonies
took place at noon on the west side
of the capitol in the presence of the
members or tho general assembly,
state officials and numerous other
spectators.
Economy is Wealth
Save money on your fuel and
nave your home or place of busi
ness always comfortable by using
Boynton Famous
HOT AIR, STEAA1, HOT WATER
FURNACES
The geauine Boynton Furnaces
are the most successful, oldest and
most economical heating devices
on tli2 market. Manufactured by
tne oiaest ana largest heater man
ufacturers in the United States.
Let us figure with you and show
you how much we can save you.
Geo. Phillips
Cottonwood Street, between Alta
and Webb Streets.
LET US FILL
YOUR BILL
FOR LUMBER
We can supply you with
Building Material of all
descriptions and sa v e
you money.
DOORS WINDOWS
Building paper, lime,
cement, brick and sand.
Wood gutters for barns
and dwellings a specialty.
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta St., Opp. Court House
in
For Prltchard's Place.
Raleigh, N. C, Jan. 20. Keen
terest is manifested in the session of
the 3tate legislature which met to
csy to elect a successor to Unite
btates Senator Pritchard. A number
of active candidates are in the -field
including Lee S. Overman, of Sails
bun'; Cyrus B. Watson late demo
cratic candidate for governor and
Julian S. Carr, a millionaire tobacco
manufacturer. The members of the
assembly are bo divided among the
various candidates that a deadlock
is among the piobabilities. In this
evening, according to un Interesting
rumor, former Senator Matt W. Ran
som may enter the contest in hn at
tempt to gather enough votes from
each faction to insure his election
HOTEL ALTA, COrtNKIt ALTA AND
.miii streets. Hoard by the day or week.
Cood table act Itatea 4 and $5 per week.
Pendleton Feed Tart In connection. U
Not, prop.
TlIK 8T OEORQK rStAORANT. REOU
lr meals cents. Short orders a specialty.
Open day and night. T. A. Qldlather. Prop.
THE 8TRA1IOM ROOMING HOUSK 18 MAIN
street, Mrs. It. K. Coopar, Prop. Rrerrthins
new anil strictly first class, run avs, 50c and
U per day
LODQINO AND ttOAKMKG HOUSE: UOOM8
for lod-era and light housekeeping, K. V.
?uU!l,n, Proprietor, Cott nwood street, next
to Wheeler's l'noto Gallery.
TI1K WHITE LODuLsa HOC8K, 301 SOUTH
Main street. Mrs. Mary Williams, Prop,
Housekeeping rooms and lodging rooms.
Good comfortable rooms and clean, well kept
beds. Lodging 25 cents.
ROOMS TO REST, 817 COLLKOE STREET.
FOR RENTNEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
well located. Call at a West Coutt Street.
CABS AND CARRIAGES.
RTjnitKrt Tints hack, new and vert
lates atyle, for the aerrtre ot the Dobllc
C. D. Canin and Jaa. B. McKay, props. Call
at the Commercial livery stable or tele
phone main 101 and the hack will call far
yon.
CITY CAn LINK. F.RUIN BAKF.R, TROP
Telephone Main 791 Office and waiting
room, Alta street, next to Savings Rank Illdg.
VETERINARY SURGEON.
DR. O. W. VAUGHAN, GRADUATE OF THE
San Francisco Veterinary Collcira: calls at
tended to dr or nlEht. Offico at Denot
Stables; pliono Red Ml.
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
mm.
OREGON
H0J(rlINE
ad union Pacific
INSURANCE & LAND BUSINESS.
J.M. DENTLEY REPRESENTS THE OLDEST
and most reliable Are and acctdent ininr.
ance companies. Office with Hartman Ab
stract Co.
JOE n. lA RICES, OFP1CB COTTONWOOD
bl upera nonse diock ;iana onice cos
iness, such as filing of claims and Initiating
contests A specialty.
JOnN II A 1 LEY, JR., U, 8. LAND COM
mlssloner Specialty made of land Alines
and proof: Inanrance and collections. Of
fice ln Judd building, room lii.
SECOND-HAND DEALER8.
narakT Ttmo Sohrolnle AaaiTl
roa From I'omllotou no
Tortland Portland Special No. t The East
8:10 am txa a. a.
Chicago Chicago Special No. 3 Portland
CM pea S:Mpn
Portland Mall and Express NoJ The Xat
ltbOara luiaaa
The Kait Mall and Express Ko.o PoiUan4
0m :Masa
Pendleton Passenger SpokaM
No, 7 S:13H
Spokane Spokann Passenger
8:13 a m No. 8
Tendleton nranch
Mixed Train No. 41 1:00 p as
a-oonm Walla Walla Branch
ewupm Mixed Train No. 4J
Ocean andTRTver Schedule
FROM PORTLAND.
All sailing datoa sub-
P--- FofsVn&oo
Ball every 5 days.
Tuuy ' '
SunaV Columbia River iM)
swop m. To Astoria and Way Sunday
Saturday Landings.
10:00 p. m.
GEORQE O'DANIEL, NEW AND SECOND
band goods bought and aold. Court Ht..
Opera house block. Call and aee him.
IN BECOND-
V. STROCLE. DEALER
hand goods. If there Is anything yon
need In new or second-hand furniture.
stoves, granite ware and crockery .call and
get nis prices, ko ziz court street.
International Ice Yacht Races.
Kalamazoo, Mich., Jan. 20, Ice
yachts from various parts of the
United States and Canada aro gather
ed at cull i,ake, 12 miles from here,
for the big International race meet
to be held there during the next few
days. From all Indications the meet
will be the bigefit affair of the kind
ever pulled off in America. The en
tries come from Milwaukee, Minneap
011s, osnitosii, Toledo, Detroit. Mus
kpgon,1 Battle Creek, London, Out.
Rend Bank, N. J and various other
places. A prominent competitor Is
the Jack Frost of the Hudson Bay
neet, now cnampion of the world.
South Dakota Merchants.
Sioux Kails, S. I) Jan. 20. The
South Dakota Rptail Merchants' As
aHKoctlon began Its annual canvention
in this city to-lay with a coot' attend
ance of membHf: The session cn
tinues luree day lur-ii-r wii.'ch lliro
tho recent increase in insurance rates
sr.d vaiious other matters affecting
tne interests of Jie retail merchants.
win oe considered.
Weds Army Officer.
Washington, D. C. Jan. 20. The
marriage of Miss Henrietta Sands,
aanguter of Mr. ajui Mrs. Francis P.
B. Sands, to Captain Kdward Ander
son, U. S. A., took place at noon to
day at the family residence In Con
necticut avenie. Tin' ceremony was
itenueu omy oy tne family and Inti
mate friends. A large reception ol
lowed.
To Colonize More Negroes,
Savannah, Ga., Jan, 20. The third
argo of negroes fiom Savannah for
Liberia sails today on tho steamer
Donnalde of New York. Tho enter-
prise is In charge of the Llberlan col
onization society of - Birmingham.
Men has already sent several huiu
drcd negroes to the West African
coast, where they aro reported as
contented and doing well.
Senator Perkins Re-elected.
Sacromento, Cal Jan. 20. The leg
islature today re-elected United
States Senator George C. Perldns for
another term,
NEW AND SECOND-HAND GOODS nOUGHT
and sold: pawn bukers; money advanced on
all kinds of articles. Waters Sherry, props.,
"Willamette Ktvor.
Boats leave Portland dally, except Bandar,
'stage of water permitting) for Wlllametta a4
Yamhill River points.
Leave
Illparla
I OS a. m.
Dally
Kxcpt Mon
Snake River
Rlparla to Lewlston
Leave
Lewlstoa
7:00 a.m.
Dally
Kxcpt Most
F. F. WAMSLEY, Agent, Pendleton.
BLACK8MITHINQ.
COPELAND 4 BON FOn WHEAT RACKS
Cbeapeat and beat In town, J14 Webb Bt
TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES.
P. 8. MERRILL. 8POKANH. WASH,
Agent New Densmore. Second-hand type-
t iters, supplies, mining, repairing.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.
8POONEMORE,Tfl EMPLOYMENT AGKNT
and Messenger man. If you want employ
ment or ncip. or reuaDie messenger service at
all hours, call on him, 220 Court St., Phone
11 you need help or seek employment call on
us. 1 none Aiaio lull.
WANTED.
WANTED YOUR ORDERS FOR ENGRAVED
cards, weddlnir Invitations, etc: MOenarraved
visiting cards with plate, I1S0J additional
cards in luture. si oer hundred. The lust
egoalan
WANTED ADVERTISERS TO MAKE USE
of these classified columns If von bava
something you have no use for, offer to
traoe it lor aometmng mat some otner
body may have and have no use for, some
thing tbat you may need lu your bnslneas.
You may have an extra horse that too
may wish to trade for a cow or r. vehicle.
oome body may have tne cow ana Venice
and want tbe horse. ICe or 25 cent want
ad will probably do tbe business.
Notice of Proposed Improvement of
East Court Street.
Notice Is herebv el ven thut at a mretlnr of
the Common Council of tbe City of Pendleton
held on the Hth day of January, A D. 19j3, It
wasoroerea mi jsasi uourt street, between
the west side of Mission street and the eastern
boundary line of tbe Reservation Addition to
tu 'jown 01 renaieton, be improved by grad
ing tbe same with crushed rock, the cost of
such Improvement to bs assessed against tbe
auutiing property.
uemonsirance aaainst sain nroaoieu im
provement may be filed with the City Recorder
witmn ten cays srom tne uate 01 tuis notice.
uyoraeroi me common council.
Attest: Tnos FnzOEUiLU,
City Recorder.
Dated the 16th day of January, A D. 1903.
'laiucj
MEN AND WOMEN.
Cm Dig O tot nnostora
dlcliarsu,liiilammatlaiis.
latitat it W irlMlloos or ausriuaus
ut u sMuurt. 01 nnoosi SKninnn,
I rntnii (!-urlM. fslnlrw, ana not ssuai:
lit UHEH.CU CO. Ii'l-
3 or skl In plsla wnttsV,
by cipruM, prepaid, aor
fUW, ur a butlUs, li.Vs.
Circular scut vu request.
V.ilbJ.MM.f.llAf.
Standard remedy for Gleet,
uonorrlioa and Runnings
IN 4B HOURS. Cure Kid
ney and Bladder Troubles.
mm
Washington &
Columbia River
Railroad
Take this
route forw
Chicago, Bt. Paul, Bt. Louis, Kui
sas City, Bt. Joe, Omaha, ami
AH Points East and South
Portlarid and nolota
on the Sound
TIME CARD,
Leave Pendleton, dally except Bandars al
7:00. pm. '
Arrive Pendleton Monday, Wednesday and
Friday llttS pm.
Arrive Tendleton Tnesdav. Thnr.rtn a
Batnrday 8 as am.
Leave Walla Walla dally, east bound, 11 Ml pm.
Arrive Walla Walla dally, west bound, tuiasa.
For Information recardlna rates and uvm.
modatloni, call on or address
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