..inNR nuimmacu,
ties I
NGED. I
miaMR
mnvca IN JODD
'S.J?A.B n'
-.lepnoue -
!rZrOVXltt BLOCK.
e 'and impaireu ""
e?T7
- Anntnnl .rvtrwn
nnk Telephone
..i.f.hnne. Mmu v..
n II II.. iuuuvi .aaaa.w
ftMPBW"
(tttl
rZTnTi.' nnnu 17 ASSOCIA-
, no. auui-
L. Mick 101.
KtWClBHiI.1 v , - ,
Ollce In Havings u uuuu
jIn 231.
Chronic and nerrous mseascs
Ollce one oiocs "i
ltc!"n'a.V..ln Hlnnk. Telephone
m wn -
t DLAKKHliKB, uuuumv,
a diseases auu uubki
OHM 'phone main 721 ; Ilea.
DENTISTS.
CJBiN. DENTIoT, OirKlUK IN
DENTIST, UFFlum in -
C'A
KB MP"-' unurxcno.
UTIOKAL HANK OF ATI! UNA,
da interest an time deposits.
Mot and domestic exchange.
it Birnett, cashier; r, a. ut-
lUl S,SaajBI..
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
UMATILLA TENT, NO. 27, K. O. T. M. -Meets
In Secret 8oclety hail, second and
fourth Tuesdays In each month. 'All Wait
ing Sir Knights cordially Invited. J. S.
Kees, Itecord Keeper; B. D. Ettabrook,
Commander.
PENDLETON LODGE, NO. 52, A. F. AND
A. II., meets first and third Mondays of
each month. Visiting brethren welcome.
T. J. Tweedy, W. M. ; Joe H. Parkes, Bee,
PENDLETON CHAPTER, NO. 28 T. C.
Taylor, H. P., F. F. Wamsley, secretary,
meets second and fourth Fridays of each
month In Masonic hall.
DAMON LODGE, NO. 4. KNIGHT OF
Pythias. L. W. Held, C. C. ! It. W.
Fletcher, K. 'Of R. and S. Meets erery
Monday In Secret Society hall.
MODERN WOOMEN OF AMERICA.
Tutullla Camp, No. 0380. Meets first
and third Mondays of each month at Odd
Fellows' hall. George A Uamblln, Con
sul; Q. A. Kobblns, Clerk.
WOODMEN OF TIIH WORLD REGULAR
meeting of Pendleton Camp, No. 41, W.
of W. nre held In Secret Society hall every
Saturday evening. Visiting neighbors are
nlways welcome. J. E Beam, Clerk; Thos.
FlUgerald, C. C.
PENDLETON CIRCLE NO 527, WOMEN OF
Woortcratt, meets every Frldav evening at
Hendrlx Hall, All visiting neighbors are cor
dially lnvltel to attend Mlnnlo Btlllman,
Guardian Neighbor; Eva Fletcher, Clerk
BOOT AND 8HOE REPAIRING.
L. ORUENAWALD, THE OLD RELIABLE!
Shoemaker. First-class repairing with
best materials. Shop In rear of Dlndlnger
Wilson & CO.
JOHN WILSON, FIRST-CLASS BHOE
maker and repairer. Beat material used
and good work done. Shop 117 Alts, St.
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
rHE CITY LIVKRY BOARD AND SALE
Stable, II. J. Carney, proprietor, for fine
turnouts. Stable 118 Alta street,
IBS' RANK OF WESTON,
nl,a..M tiAnohf anrl mntti
-.1 Jt A II
Hldent; George W. rroetMtei,
t 1 TTiprmfin. M. M. JonnJI. T.
e, T V" niAM nKft
I V tsWil-aSSl
k.nuAnn rtnr I VaWrl lLftttrl 1
apA 130,000 ; surplus, 100,000 ;
ktind sold on all principal
hdl attention given to col-
r t .t I -1. . 1 V
mwtait: T. J. Morris, caanier;
um luuuni cunier.
Dresser, Piop., Old Bemplo Stable, 723 Cotton-
left with as.
FEED AND HALES STABLE. LINDSKY 4 DOTY
Prop ; Old Semple Stable,, 723 Cottonwood
street; careiul attention given to hones left
with ns,
m 1
w
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
W. S. BOWMAN, LEADING rnOTOQRA
Cher of the city. Harvest views, In
dtan photos for sale. Finishing done for
amateurs. Main Bt., near onag. i-none
red 270.
VETERINARY SURGEON.
HOTELS.
DH.O. W. VAUOHAN. GRADTJATK OF Til K
San Francisco Veterinary College; cU at
tended to dy or night. Office at Depot
Stable; phone Red Ml.
BLACK8MITHINQ.
COrELAND A SON GENERAL R1ACKBMITH8.
Horse shoeing a specialty SU Webb Bt.
HOTEL
PENDLETON
VAN DRAN BROS., Props.
The Best Hotel In Pendleton
and as Rood as any.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.
8POONRMORK, THK KMPLOYMKNT AGKNT
and Mewenger man. ii yon wan rapmj;
ment or help, or reliable messenger tetvice at
all hours, call on Mm, 230 Court St., Phone
Black m
bTAR KMPLOYMKST OFFICE, MS MAIN ST.:
II yon neea nein or seea empioymmi wi vu
i. Vbone Main iOll
WANTKD - HOUSSWORK BY TTIK DAY
ciiinn on or addrcra Mrs. II. Tluntlngton
701 West Alta Bt. . I
n-'.vvn.vnnnnnrV8 pnn KKflRAVKD I
,,2Si?ir,a,m-iaTaTSa, HeadQuartors for Traveling M
cards In future, l per nunarcu. i ne
egonlsn
MIOHT HAVE BEEN.
"I wonder who flrst ntnrtoil the theory that all the perdition we are to ex
perience Is inside
"Some dyspeptic."
CAPTAIN
MILLER
COMMERCIAL STABLES, G. M. FBOOME
Prop. Livery, feed and boarding. All
slnds of turnouts. Competent drivers. Op
posite Hotel Pendleton. 'Phone mala 101.
OREGON FEED YARD, W. T. BOYNTON
prop. Special care glvec to horses left
with me. Lower Webb street 'Phone
red 204.
. n a atr rtra nnwnr
CutaL 170,000; iultw, $05,000.
k.Mblnm hitsiltiaMtsi DHr.
nitepipnlc trarurcrs ioiq on
skli In the Northwest. Drafts
UAPLK BROS., 317 COURT STREET,
General Electricians, dealers In elec
rlral sunnllea. Houses, stores, wired for
ileetrlc lights, bells or teiepnones. tsiec-
rlcal fixtures ot an ainas. uei our prices,
lepalr'work a specialty.
uial tikes complete and reiia
IL.1.MI.. . I . I, .11. n- Mnn.
Imllim building.
1 C01E, CONTRACTORS AND
M Work a specialty. Prompt
hid ra Bluff street near Main.
- "! vv.iiuai.lUU aV - V
.arms tarnished on all kinds
uii urrgooiau 01111:1;.
BOCIMiN, ARCHITECT AND BU-
CniAB, PLAHTRItINO AND CE-
veuicui tTAisva a ircviaivj u
nnl&hAd fr Wfti-kr i7imriintMl.
ins ps a HiJi. 1 ra.B.i 1
a u r. u. box 104.
UA88IQ, RARBKR SHOP AND
rte. Flrit cUhh senrlce.
eitol Golden Rule Hotel. J.
---r- 111,1 lilMS viur&IUUIl, UTCIJ.
-.y-sm luiiiiuTviuoiifrs,
VI i;',t Itr.l. h. wnBbn.anal.lt..
UNCE & LAND nilRIMPRft
ELECTRICAL 8UPPLIE8.
BOARD AND LODGING.
EMPIRE LODGING HOUSE, CORNER OF
E. Court and Johnson streets. Good
large, clean rooms with comfortable beds.
Rates 25c and 00c a night. Thos. Smart,
Prop.
HOTEL ALTA, CORNER ALTA AND
Mill streets. Board by the day or week.
Riwl ttihlo set. Rates S4 and S5 per week.
Pendleton Feed Yard In connection. L.
Neff, prop.
THE ST. GEORGE RESTAURANT REQU
lar meals 2S centa. Short orders a specialty.
Open day and nhrht. T. A. Oldfather, Prop.
THE BTRAHON ROOMING HOUSE 018 MAIN
street, Mrs 11. r.. uoopsr, rrop nvBrvminir
new and strictly first class. Kates 2M, f0c and
II por day.
LODGING AND BOARDING nOUSE; ROOMS
1 n nnA llh, hnii,aV..nlni K" V.
Sullivan, proprietor, Cottonwood street, next
to wneeiers 1'noio uauery.
THE WHITE LODGING nOUBE. 801 SOUTH
Main atrant. Mrs. Marv Williams. Prop.
Housekeeping rooms and lodging rooms.
Good comfortable rooms and clean, well kept
beds. Lodging a cents.
ROOMS TO RENT, 617 COLLEGE STREET.
FOR RENT NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
well located. Call at SW West Court Street.
CABS AND CARRIAGES.
RUBBER TIRE HACK, NEW AND VERY
lates style, tor me servirn ui mo iramn.
j' 1 r. tt . . .. Taa Q faVTw nrnna PmII
U. 1'- vaillll uvi w-o-a. -J. ,ii - '-
at the Commercial livery stable or tele
phone main 101 and the hack will call for
you.
...a... . Tt IIUU VDIVIU Tl A IT RII PROP
Telephone Main 791 Office and waiting
room, Alta streot, next to savings mm mug.
BROTHER OF THE POET
IS VERY ECCENTRIC.
A Pioneer Horseman of Crook County
Drive a String of Pinto Ponies
Queer Habits of a Frontiersman.
One of Oregon's most Interesting
characters is Jim, or "Cayuse" Miller.
He Is the brother of the poet, Joa
quin, and claltrtB that his brother may
ou hand that will startle the world
one of these days."
"Would you mind telling what It Is
Mr Miller?" was asked.
"No, I cannot malte It public yet;
but when once I get ready to an
nounce it it wil startle the world.
"Does it pertain to literature?"
"No. One literary man Is enough
in one family. It Is far above that,
I'll give the world something that Is
worth something. I will "
Then he refused to talk further on
the subject, but his manner, and the
few things he had said to his friends
lead to the belief that he expects to
leach fame by meatis of an Invention
that he is studying.
"Have you a photograph, Mr. Mil
WANTED.
mm
1
c!sBk.BaMWW7LMrss&r
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
ea.
Commodious Samplo Rooms.
Rates $2 & $2.50
Bpecittl rah1 by week or m ontli
Excellent Culnlne,
Prompt Dliilngroom wrvlco.
Kvery Modem Convenletiaa
OREGON
SH OUTLINE
and UNION PACIFIC
have calned notoriety, but that one of
ihrao ilnvH hn will startle the worldlier?" was psked
so that his brother's reputation will "No; I never had one taken In my
pale Into Insignificance. Just how life. What do you want to know that
tho onthnnlriHttf- hnrspman will do this' 'or.' W ltKl'.llrPd
he refuses to aivuige, dui ne is b
confident of success as if he had al
ready attained it.
Mr. Miller lives at De Moss Springs
about three miles from Moro, in Sher
man county, where he is the head of
a large family. He has small child
ren and large children, and grand
children, and a large family connec
tion in Eastern Oregon He has been
well-to-do n his time, but now only
has a limited fortune, a small home,
a wagon and a large baud of cayuse
Would like to publish a little
si etch of you," he was Informed
"You put my name in the paper and
I will shoot you," replied the brother
of the noted poet and the expression
in his eye, his tone of voice and the
emphasis he gave it as ho struck his
fist against his knee indicated that
he meant what be said.
"But when you startle the world,
Mr. Miller, It will be published broad
cast," was suggested.
"I know It. but that is time enough
horses. These he always has. His j But I will shoot the man who puts my
. - .. t . 1 . no m a li o in ir- nrlir r 4 It at I m a
SECOND-HAND DEALER8.
It HlhlA fl.a unit . .
FlSKKft
Vri hoiiM hiruw is.ji Aiviu k...
- uiuiK or riaiiYisi ann in ir la rintr
JUlty.
ULBt, JR.. U. 8. LAND COM.
-oyKiaitT mfl nf ann flllnn
... iaa collections. 1 11-
vuiiuinir. iimm l ,1
GEORGE O'DANIEL. NEW AND SECOND
band goods oougni sua sum. voun ai..
Opera house block. Call and see blm.
Y. 8TRODLE. DEALER IN 8ECOND
hand goods. If there Is anything you
need In new or second-hand furniture,
stoves, granite ware and crockery .call and
get hie prices, No 212 Court street.
NEW AND SECONP-HAND GOODS BOCOHT
and sold: pawn brokers; money advanced on
all kinds of articles. Waters t Sherry, props.,
733 Cottonwood street
name in a paper prior to that time
and he walked out of the office,
mounted the saddle horse of his eight
horsp team and drove down the street.
How JHe Won His Sobriquet,
"Cayuse" Miller has always been
a horseman. He is now about oO
years old and he is still a horseman.
When he is not engaged in stock
lalslng he has been engaged in team
ing. He devotes his time now almost
exclusively to teaming. He onco
cwned one of the best ranches In
Crook county. This big ranch Is lo
cated near Prineville and Is owned by
C. Sam Smith, sheriff of th.; county.
It is valued at many thousands of dol
lars, hut for some reason "Cayuso"
Miller riisnoscrt of it and 1 lifted into
replied Hip eccentric 1 teaming. It may have been because
He is much overmen, he loved to handle horses so well.
Ho writes f,ood ponry 1 guess, nut He Is the complete master or a
there Is nothing for the world to go horse from the minute he gets hla
wild aver him, Why, I have a scheme 1 hand upon him. No horse has ever
' - - got the beLter of "Cayuse" Miller. He
. . . lns a fad of aolntr uiion the nlalns
lassoing an animal that has never
leen haudled before and hitching It
A POSITIVE CURE t Ws wagon along with other horses
For inflammation or cat.rrh urd driving away as If the animal
wiiJiIiPn???. Kfre 'd work animal. To add
Kidneys. No cure no py. . , ,
Onr quickly and Perma- spice to his work he sometimes las-
oonoSoaUcSiU?! sees two or more or these wild anl-
nomatterotnowioogsunii- male, hitches them iii with the other
8o!d miXui'i horses composing his team, and starts
ability to handle them easier than any
ether man in that country nas proua
bly won for him his sobriquet of "Ca
yuse" Miller.
Doesn't Like Notoriety,
I was sitting in the Moro Observer
office when I first saw "Cayuse" Mil
ler He, passed by the door, and I
naturally inquired of the editor of the
paper who he was.
"That is 'Ctiyuse' Miller, a brother
of the poet, Joaquin," replied the
newspaper man.
"I would like to meet him."
In a moment Mr. Miller was called
in, and I thought to win his favor by
Minouncing that I know Ills brothpr,
the poet.
"You don't know much, when you
know him
horseman.
Dinar Time Sohenliile aaaivs
ro From I'endloton rao
Portland Portland Special No. 1 The Bar
saoani B0a.rs
Chicago Chicago Special No. 1 Portland
5150 pm 6:40 pss
Portland Mall and Express No.5 The Kas
l:60am l:as
The Unit Mall and Express No. 6 Portland
4:50 a m CtSm
Pendleton Passenger Spokani
No, 7 Mpn
Spokane Spokane Passenger
8:15 am No. 8
Pendleton Branch . -v.
Mixed Train No. 41
Walla Walla Branch
6W0 p m Mxed Train Ho. 42
Ocean and River Schedule.
FROM PORTLAND.
All sailing dates snb-
8:00 p.m. kco loop..
Ball every 6 days.
"Daily
Sunday cIumbu RlT" 40 p.m.
iWp m, To Astoria and Way Sunday
Saturday Landings.
10:00 p. m.
Wlllamotto Itlvur.
Boats leave Portland dally, except Sunday,
(stsgo ol water permitting) lor Willamette and
Yamhill Klver points.
Leave i Leave
Klparla Snake Klver Lewlston
4:06a.m., Klparla to Lewlston 7:00a. m.
Dally Dally
Excpt Monl Excpt Moi
F. F. WAMSLEY, Agent, Pendleton.
Bar and lllli;ird room lu connootioa
Only Three Blocks from Depot
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
Corner Court and ,tnbuon Street",
Pvndlelon, Otnton.
M. F. Kolly, Proprlotor
-! Scott's Santal-Pepsin Capsules;
f aN. a. n Jin Hi I S. ft, I "
--jd- --ayr a w w isaty " "-
Sells Grain, Provisions, Stocks, Bonds and Cotton for
' Cash or Future Delivery
H Idlf rnttlun n.n-iUlnnl . m I B itJ3 1 1 a Tl On 1 1 ft HHr.llTlUCO. w "
-wraung the moat extensive urivate wire system in tne worm wi
-tt .a,BU ur small orders more nrompiiy Bmun.vv
Nrntee to exe.nif. nninra wimn limits are reached. We do not
fUr..tli .. , l I twirfa Wfi
ift i i lor more man the margin you iw "
""went for carrvintr lone: stocks.
,'vns Dcniiinen ni. v.. , nlnpka 12 nor snBIO.
--"rain, por bushel; stocks ot 1 per cent. ,
m nd you our Book of Statistics and Dally Market tre. Write
Baa. ..
k0CAL REFERENCE: PtndJeton Savingt Bnk.
ffrsi. . s .11. Vf I vxtsk Vv.
An of Commerce Buiiaintr, inneRo.
W of th ;nH..ia.i a ii r hn NorthwMt. Including
Havla - rSMVtlSM IOIIHB tUU WvWSS- w - - , .
tk. ruiifflin. HiuTiiM. uaTton. waiia tt . -
BllnA-a - . ' .7 : Zl - ' fla..f WlwmrM inn
D c r
ta ...
, uaTa oria tradn nr iMiiuat W1UI us i w -.
onicea.
n otf,6) Room 4, AaeoolMlon Block. Ph) Mtmln
i. R t flkasi aaur as au (Baa.aaaasassi
ws fUU.IIrlrli "-
4rS
Ho delights In
Into railroad
fJ-?'-?5 br nii,poetpatd, oft on a lone; journey.
S'Ia.,. taklnK thw,. animalP
I tit fiAMIAl-r,UJ5IN bU.. ,-,.. H .lrlvlnn Ihom i,ri ir, n aWt
stLEroHTA.H.oH.o. ,ocomotvo. Just to sec tbqm oa-
a, i ..aj i,. .r, n 1 vort. while he holds them In check.
Notice of Proposed Improvement of, , nrM,n nniu- inni-.
' Cosble Street, Between Alta Street i "'" -n
t and Court Street. nal-
Washington &
Columbia River
Railroad
Take this
route for.
Chicago, Bt. Paul, Ht. LouIm, Kan
sas City, Ht. Joe, Omaha, and
All Points Cast and South
Portland and points
on the Sound
IIMJS CABD.
Lbave fendleton, dally except Mondays
710. pa,
Arrive Pendleton Monday, Wednesday j
Friday 1125pm. M
Arrive Pendleton Tuesday, Thursday ass
Saturday 928 am.
Leave Wall Walla dally, east bound, 110 pas
Arrive Walla Walla dally, weat bound, s US
For Information retarding ratss and access
modatlons, call on or address
W. ADAM8, Aksnt,
Pendlsusu, Oieica
B B. CALDEKIIKAD.O P. A.,
Walla Walla, Wash,
HEATED BV STEAM
LIGHTED BY ELECTIllCITy
Aiiiorlonii I'luil. rutt'H VI 'itt to V'j.OO
por tin v. Will
i!ll-oii-Mll l'liin, noo, Trtct, 1.(10.
HMH!llll l-lltdM liy WWlli lir IIKIIItll,
Fret- 'bus meets all trains
Commercial trade solicited
Flue sample roouie
Special Attention Given Country Trade
HOTEL
ST. GEORGE
CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS,
GEO. DARVEAU, Prop
Elegantly Hurnished
Stezim Heatea
Kuropean I'lun.
Block and a half from depot.
Sample room In connection.
ROOM RATE 60c, 76o, $U)f
THE PORTLAND
PORTLAND. OREGON
American plan, j per day and upwaia
Headquarters fur tuuiists and couiuicidal Uav
clers, biHrciil rates made to families and single
gentlemen The management will lar pleased
at all times to show rooms snd gite prices. A
modern Turkish hstliestablUlinientlu the hotel.
II C llOWIIKH Manager
, Notice 1 hereby given that at a Lie-.inc o!
I th Cuinnt'in Council ot the fit - l Htn ileion.
. ... . .... .t,H Adv 1 l.ninrv a Tt ll
' i;t-m mi hit- ,.,....,..--. -. .- ..-i.i,.,!-,.,,,
WAS OrUCrO" mai UUSUie fireei uw,f-.l nun ijiiunuu,
Sunday School Field WorkerE. (
Atlanta. (5a.. Kelt. .'I. A Sontlifin
conlwence of Sunday
number of
workers
I'strett ui.d Coart street be Impruved i.y .lie s(.ljool field workerB, under the alls-
,contrii:tliinolwoMen 'dewalaontht" e;it . ,. . . WOI.kt,ra. ,i..i)artment
aide tbuti'of between said Attn strert and Court I'lceft ol u.t, neiri wuinLru utiiainiiini
I siri-tt, tne couoUuch Impiovemcnt to be u- ol' the lntei national Sunday School
' tested against tne abiUMuir prow-rtv AKnointi(in heean In Atlanta todav
I Ilemonttiance aglutt aald ptupoaed Im- ABociaiion, oej,un ill uuuii '
L,i,iinsv buBleil with the 'oiiyKt order and wil Cttltinue until Friday The
, witbln ten dais fo'in the dnteni inis nmice. imrtleinantt include a
I V"."JJ"'""!'!-a " " . .-r.n,l,,0n. Sunrlnv fichool
i iiv orucr ui me avuuiii ii vuiiim ii, i ....-.. . - ----
i Atust: Thomas fitkraiu, - fI0m different Bectlonu of the conn
' i.liy Becorner. ty a(j we) as eaien ,,, t), wo,l in
I Notice of Proposed Improvement of Atlanta and vicinity tmt
Main Street, Between Jackson ' ,,a.WB.
Street and WHaon Street, horn, of Ilcston. clialiman of the In-
. ternational exeeutive committee; M
i ni Tnlaitn- lit Tnaonll
StS&ZlS. cTarrof Colimbu..'o.:nd Mrs. Flo-
held on the 21st day ol January, A. I. 1908, it ra y gtebhlnB, of ROBton, homo do-
TniSuM imrtmcnt BWrtary of MaasachUROttB.
log th same the full width of the street be- DUrng tho throe day8 of the confer-
the, ?te?8l0 offlSl;nday,8C!i0rl
sides of said Main street between Jackson worjt and ti e beat methods to be pur
street and .Washington iV'i'vf?' nc.b. sued will be discussed from all view-
TUpoacu ill. I'l v, w-.v n iv - -o
1 KrwuttMm
i ACT .
17?
UfAciscisuti.ciu:
MEW AND WOMEN. I PEN I) LET iN URIAH
STAGE LINE
ITaa l'.lJ nr UDDSttlial '
UfWiarr-a.lntUiuuiatlcix,
ouuT BI irniaiieus vw .
Ji lVZu ut mutuus iacnUni
I ..... n.i.. ralUMl. BV DOt MB" '
,r stiit lu pUUo nTfJL
ia, sue
by oxuntfi. pretald. t
I JO. ur I tmttlea. 13.15.
Clicutsr rout uu ntacat.
riTfltDIVANT BUOri, I'roti-,
btuge leaves fnndleton dally, exiepl Uundays
at 7 a in , lor UkUh ami Interuediats points.
Katea: To fllot Kock, ViCl fllotHw S awl re
turn, II -j , to r,j, i..'0j e ami return. f7
Iki: auunluru. HUii to
Alba, H.'ifi; to Alba and leluru, (Aij to Ukfak,
fljAt: lu I kmh at n return, H V.
Office In Gulden Rule hotel, Pendleton
h
the abutting property. , , points.
Remonstrance against aaio propoaea im
provement may be filed with the City Recorder
within lea days from the date of this notice.
Dated tbls 23d day of January, A . 1.
The number of railroads entering
niiir-nen Ih 2R anrl the total number
Br Order ol the Common Council. . (,ninp ll flnHnrlntinmi In and out
Attwt, 8tair. ; of the various terminals is 1,893.
Standard rimed lor Gleet.
Gonorrhoea and Runnings
IN 48 HOURS. Cures Kid-
nsj and Bladder Trouble-1.
The --t Oregonlan is Eastern Ore
gon's representative paper. It leads
and the people appreciate It and enow
It by their liberal patronage. It le the
edvertklng medium of this sscWon.
13
manhood restored:;
bIsVltalUer,thepreripUonofafmoiirreiiehpbyatrln,'ll anlckly curs you of KB
imrvuusor aivunttmul tUs swurituva oigaus, such M Otat hmuI'uuU, iissmsut
Vol us 1st tlu Mavetc. sTonilsiavl Kuilaaluus. IiVriom ir-llll. Ilwflss
sJnUlnraa to Marry, Kibauatlatr Jriua, Turleoerlr uil uriallpniloaj.
It ataua all linaaebr Axy or i.lrhL PrevbaUoulcknaia of discharge, wblcll II Bot cheokud
reads to BMrmalorriKca and all tho WroraW lmnotnrr, 'tl'lr;!)r!clcanestne
iivtir. the Uduers wid the urliury waaus id alt liupuriuen. tUlfiunsK urcoigtbsa
uynr.tue kiauoysawl tueuriiury wgaus w au uupuriuen. tur,iiiii"
ThereuouauO'erers are not cured by Doctoru ts IjeraossM percent are truubM with PreMiattllis,
COI'JDENE the only known remedy to cure without n ciruUuu. UiJ) iuiiIuioiiU.k. 4 llll
BiarantM Kteen aud mouer returned If t boxes does not eflect a permanent core. LQ0 a box, lot to-as
fcjrtnalt. Bend for s-uitie circular and tmtuuotuius.
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PENDLETON, OREGON.
SOLO BY TALLMAN eV CO., DRUGGISTS,