r. .sum n a a w mo
.....eeoinNS AND TRADES. ALPHABETinAi I v Arr,.,
PHYSICIAN8.
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
nnt V. flFFICH IN Jul)!) UMATtr.r.A Tl'W ui o,
M w,2iT ..V-'h mi f.i m.. " .,""vi secona ana
Ti t o. t ;" i. ,n Mcn month. All visit
j-LER, U D.. D8JPAIN BLOCK, jKecs. rtecord Keeper ; K. D. Subrook,
is ma cut." w- iJ --t.1l
jitlnns ana impmreu aeanag. I
I wrrsct'y fitted for refractive er- PENDLETON LODGE, NO. 02, A. F. AND
Tel(pbone Main 1181.- A. 11., meets first and third Monday, of
rTe,(pbone
Havlnn llauk
K,, teleouone. Main 301
each month. Vlnltinv h-t,.-...
& KINGO, OFFICE OYER T. J. Tweedy, W. M. ; Joe n. FarkeV Sec.
Telephone
IfllnPIEr.D. M. D., HOMEOPATHIC
f'lTphoue' 0ITIce7 black Till
S. black 24.
TjfViOLL. KOOM IT ASSOCIA
bock Telephone, main 931 ; real
tdephone, black 101,
r"ji nnNDBiisoN, puyhician
lareeon Specialties, eye, ear, note
mt Office In Havlnge Hank build
ptone, msln S31
njTES A KHYI.H. OSTEOPATHIC
ilftini Chronic and nervous disease,
ultf Office one block west of post-
UAMUN LODGE. NO. 4. KNIGHT OF
lyiuiaa. i,. w. ueid. c. C. : n. W,
Kietcher, K. of It. and 8. Meeta every
in oecrei society nail.
MODERN WOOMEN OF AMERICA.'
Tutnllla Cnmp, No. 0399. Meeta first
ana iinra juonanya ot each month at Odd
reiiowB' nan. ueorce A .llamblln, ' Con
sol; 0. A. Ilobblna, Clerk.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD REGULAR
meetings of Pendleton Camp, No. 41, W.
of W. are held In Secret Society hall erery
Saturday evening. Vlsttlnc neighbor are
" cii-ime, j. r. ueam, utcrs: rnos
Fitzgerald, C. C.
PENDLETON CIRCLE NO 527, WOMEN OF
Woodcraft, meets every Fridav evening at
Hcndrlx Hall, All visiting neighbors are cor
dlally invltel to attend Minnie Btillman,
Guardian Neighbor; Eva Fletcher, Clerk.
BOARD AND LODGING.
(CanCHLY, IHY8ICtAN AND 8UR
i oSce In Desp.Un Block, Telephone
9. '
MS K RLAKE3LEE. CHRONIC
ViTons dlseasea and diseases of wo-; EMPIRE LODGING HOUSE, CORNER OF
jodd building, corner Main and I E. Court and Johnson streets. Good
,SU, Oillce 'phone main 721; Ilea. large, clean rooms with comfortable beds,
i . Hates 25c and COc a night. Thos. Smart,
N ' Prop.
in ALI EN IIOONE. OSTEOPATH. I ,
hill Thompson street. Telephone Mack HOTEL ALTA
DENTISTS.
CORNER ALTA ANTl
Mill streets. Hoard by the day or week.
Good table set. Hates and $5 per week.
I Pendleton Feed Yard In connection, L.
Neff, prop.
.HCOHAN DENTIST. OFFICE
IN
THE ST. OEOROE RESTAURANT. REOU
lar meals 2." cento. Short orders a specialty.
lil'V DENTIST OFFICE IN AR-1 ' '" u uiuiaiuor, rrup.
L 1- (1.1. .,. .1
::l uiuviv ?n mumiiiin urw uiiik TiriT HTDAimu ttritwriKrn nrrra t mo n . tw
1 Dh,n, "71 . If wr .. r. ' ...
v" Btruci., .urn it, a. uunnflr. iron. Evervininff
new and strictly flrt class. Rates 25c, IWc and
IANKS AND BROKERS. Porday.
....... ... i. n ij 1 1 mi r, i.r ii.t i itt iiiiiirta. .1111 niiii 1 11
,U1IUAI ll..h. W A 111 rJjNA, MalnstnMt. Mr.. Mrv Wllil.m. Prnn
Capital, tau.QOO; surplus and iTn,,airnini ,n. i,.hi -.
IMOO. Interest on time deposits, onod comfortalile rooms and clean, well bent
foreign and domestic exchange, bed I.odclnir 2. cents.
wan pruuiimy niiruutru lu. iieurj
hi, president : T J. Kirk, vlce-presl-ft
L. Harnett, cashier; F. B. Le
loliUnt caabler.
ROOMS TO RENT, C17 COLLEGE STREET.
FOR-RENT- NEWLY " FURNISHED ROOMS,
wall located, Call at 309 West Court Street.
IrlEUERS' RANK
la Oregon. Doea
OF WESTON,
a general twins-
BOOT hND SHOP REPAIRING.
sires Exchange bought and aold. i
El promptly attended to. R. r, OREENAWALD, THE OLD RELIADLE
president: George W. Proebstel, Shoemaker, First-class repairing with
mat; J. R. Kllgore, cashier; dl- best materials. Shop In rear of Dtndlnger
it A Hartman, M. M. Johns, T. 1 Wilson & CO.
9 I). Q raw, J. F Kllgore, Robert
afl. W. Proebstel.
LIVERY AND FEED 8TABLE8.
EDS5S3 ffiV TIW DI-3POT STATtLES," .COTTONWOOD
fj.i xnnnn, mnnnn.i street, between Alta and Webb streets.
. . i, sipurnrr i-rnii. itpnr rarfl Tflkpn nr
Iriht and aold on all Drlnclnal , uw. """ 1"-"W "i
iwrlnl attention given to col-
I J Famish, president ; 3. N.
mildent : T. J Morris, cashier ;
l.lttaeT. assisianc casoier.
COMMERCE -TRADE
SHEEP PELTS ARE DOWN
ONE CENT A POUND.
JiTlONAi, iiAnrv i' i r.niii.r,-
Wttl. JTii.uiio : surplus, lun.uou.
IttQfrni unilKIHK uiiBiurav. j.i.-
ct ttlesrapnic transrers soia on
. ,. I XT . .1
HI TrnuviBiu. new auu
wi In the Northwest. Drafts
ftUUJapan nnu r,uroe. aiasea
i m iMonable terms. Levi An-
H. F Matlock, vlce-presl-
ill Mi cashier; II r Johnson,
ATTORNEYS.
I m. LAW OFFICE IN JUDD
I inwnr.r.. attorneys
a fflW In nonlf Itlnlr.
AT
THE CITY LIVERY BOARD AND SALE
Stable, M J. Carnev, proprietor, for fine
tnrnouis. hibdio i is Alia street.
FEED AND SALES STADLE, LIND8EY & DOTY
Prop.; Old Somple Stable, 72.1 Cottonwood
street; carelul attention given to horses left
with ns.
COMMERCIAL STADLES, G. M. FHOOME
Prop. Livery, feed and boarding. All
Kinds of turnouts. Competent driven. Op
posite Hotel Pendleton. 'Phone mala 181.
Local Prices Generally About the
Same as One Week Ago Eggs Now
Only 25 Cents.
As io the prices raid In the Psndlo
(on provision market to the farmers
this A'?ek tuere is no change except
a slight advance In the price paid for
hens. Hens of the right age for cook
ing, anil In good condition are worth
l'alf a cent per pound more than a
YfeeU ago. Good ranch eggs low bring
25 cents per dozen, a decline of 5
cents per dozen from the price of a
week ago. Kine and swine for the
mnrket are rated just the same as a
week ago.
There will be in the market for Sat
urday's purchasing and perhaps soon
er, rrcah flounders at 12 cents per
pound; fresh herring at 10 cents per
pound; Sound smelt at 10 cents per
pound; fresh perch nt 12'i cpnts per
pound; fresh salmon nt 12 cents per
pound; fresh hnlibut at from 10 to
12 cents pei pound. The dealers
guarantee all these varieties of fish
as In piinie condition. It Is nosslble
tlint they can be purchased this even
ing, but their arrival Is not 'guaran
teed until in time for Saturdav's mar
keting.
Tho best granulated white sugar Is
30 cents per sack cheaper than it was
a week ago Is now $C por sack.
HnnrKo RnD atnnl- onlf nitr,tml ok
cents cheaper thnn a week ago, by.tlie
sacK.
There is now In tho market an un
usually excellent lino of green stuffs:
celery at 10 cents per bunch, cauli
flower at IB cents per head, green
onions at 5 cents per bunch, turnip
gicens at 5 cents per pound, cabbage
at 4 cents per pound and sweet pota
toes at 5 cents per pound. All these
articles are imported fresh from Cal
ifornia except the turnip greens and
the green onions, which are raised
here by Chinamen.
The hide and pelt buyers state that
practically the only game peits that
are coming in now ale coyote pelts,
mid the price is off on them, tho
top of the market now being but SO
cents. The reason for this is the
poor condition they are brought in
unstretched nnd otherwise not proper
ly nxea up Mink pelts are down
tho price for the best from $1.25 to
00 cents. - The cheaper grades of sheen
pelts are down a cent per pound com
pared with the price of a week aco.
There is a comparatively steady mar-
i.et just now lor skunk skit's at 20
cents each, badger skins at fiom 10
io m cents each, and ccon sklfis at
trom 20 to 30 cents each. Whatever
declines ere not noticed in the local
price- for anything in tho line of nelts
nnd hides must be attributed to the
Portland market, which disappointed
local shippers badly only a few days
ago. I,. Shank & Co. nnd Jnck Brown
'furnish the quotations given.
Is the property of the exporter Mill
ers are tho principal buyers at pres
ent, and are paying a premium to se
cure suitable parcels, thojo is seme
very large lots of wheat still held In
the country by wealthy farmers, who
refuse to sell at present prices. What
they want Is hnrd to say, possibly they
may get the figures they have placed
on their holdings, tho trade says "nit."
There Is considerable wheat at tide
water here and on Puget Soirfid, and
It does not look as if the oxpcrtcr has
tc gn out in the market to purchase
wheat to load any of the vessels char
tered as (he snme was provided for
t'.head. It looks as If the bnlanco of
the crop unsold will have to be sold
to the millers or carried ovrr until
text season. Quotations ire dub
wheat. 7177c; blue stem. 87c; ynl
!'' 79c pet bus'iol.
San Frai clsco, Fob. 12. The wheat
n arket shews no change from that of
he past month, exporters are willing
t buy wheat at ruling figures ns quot
' d hero, but buyers have their own
Kcchs as to values and refuse to talk
liiifiness with them. There Is some
mand ccming in from Australia,
hut not ns free as some weeks ago,
holders do not care to let anv of their
grain go. unless they obtain a good
piemium over ruling figures and ex
poiters claim that they are paying all
tho article Is worth, the result is.
tiiat there exists a deadlock between
l)uj er and teller. Stocks at cnll board
warehouse's aio the smallest In the
'.'story of the trade, and it looki as
il the shipping season will close short
ly. Quotations for sill 'ling wheat
range from $1.47 to $1.53 tier cental
and for mi'ting at $1.52 to $1.57.
OREGON FEED YARD, W. T. BOYNTON
prop. Special care given to horses left
with me. Lower Webb street. 'Phone
red 204.
UT Jl U-PflTTIIT
I Miag.
LAWYERS. AS-
t rtAI.P.V. ATTORNEYS AT
Mti In Savings Hank building.
MID. ATTOiiMEY AT LAW. Ill
ATTORNEY
Ill AllJirw.il Hnn Tllnlr
AT LAW,
AT LAW.
COLL
IER. LAWYER, OFFICE
8, Association building.
4 PIERCE. ATTORNEYS AT
Io United States natent offices
11, 12 and 13, Association
STMT, ATTORN KY-AT.LAW: COL-
.vjMilli c II 111 k4 , VlilUa"
fER, ATTORNEY, ROOMS ? JUDD
WECTS AND BUILDERS.
lTniTTmf3rm A un ait
. v '"rn cuiuiieie aim reiia-
uuuaings n tne cltv or coun.
17 Illrl.l K,.llln
POLE. CONTRACTORS AND
wlmstes furnished on short
nors a spec altv. Promnt
1 on niuff street near Main.
SECOND-HAND DEALER8.
GEORGE O'DANIEL, NEW AND SECOND
band goods bought and sold. Court St,
Opera house block. Call and see blm.
V. STROPLe! DEALER IN SECOND
hand goods. If there Is anything yon
need In now or second-hand furniture,
stoves, granite ware and crockery ,call and
get Ills prices. No 212 Court street.
NEwTnI) SKCONP.nANir00Ol)Sn0UGHT
and sold; pawn bukors; money advanced cm
all kinds ot articles. Waters t Sherry, props.,
782 Cottonwood utreot
Parsnips. 75c per sack.
Onions, $1 per sack.
Beets, $1.50 per sack.
Potatoes, 05c to 75c per hundred."
Garlic, 15c per pound.
Pendleton Livestock and Poultry,
Chickens Hens, 78c. $3.50 per
dozen; springs, 7c, $3.25 per dozen;
loosters, 4 to Cc.
Turkeys, 12'!c per pound.
Geese, per dozen, $9.
Ducks, per dozen, $3.75.
Butter, 40c and 45c per roll.
Eggs, 20c.
BLACKSMITHING.
COPfiLANI) i SON, GENERAL BLArOEBMITH- j
Ing and repairing; horseshoeing a specialty;
work promptly attended to; call and tee us;'
shop 311 West Wobb street, Just threo blocks I
below Main street. '
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES,
SPOONKMORE, THK EMPLOYMENT AOKNT
and Messenger men. II yon want employ
ment or help, or reliable messenger service at
all hours, call on hlra, 2J0 :ourt St., Phone
Mack 136.
faTAR EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 638 MAIN ST.;
II yon need heln or seek employment pall on
us. l'hone Main mil
ELECTRICAL 8UPPLIE8,
Choice Beef Cattle, Etc.
Cows, per hundred, $3 23Q2.50.
Steers, $44.25.
Hogs, live, $5.506.
Hogs, dressed, 77c.
Val dressed, 8c'
Chicago, Feb. 12. There were no
sensational features In the trade In
wheat, but prices were nervous and
fluctuated easily. Commission houses
were good buyers tnroughout Use t'ny,
nnd there was some liquidation by
local loiigs The opening was steady
with May unchanged at 79)479.
and on bullish reports from Paris,
claiming damage to the crop, there
viis a spurt to 79c: but the gain
was quickly lost on selling, 'led by
the principal longs. Later, local trad
ers turned active" buyers on the strong
San Francisco maiket. and prices
again rallied; but late in the day com
mission houses sold freely and the
market eased off, the closing being
steady with May unchanged at 70M ff
79c.
EASTERN LIVESTOCK.
VETERINARY SURGEON.
D R.Q. W. VAUORAN, GRADDATE OF THE
Ban Francisco Veterinary College; calls at
tended to diy or night. Office at Depot
Btablrs; phone Red 811.
MALE HELP WANTED.
AN ENERGETIC MANAGER FOR OITICF
to be opened In this city for large man
ufacturlng concern. Salary MO" per
month : etra commissions and expenses,
Five hundred dollars cash security re
quired Rest of rcferencos. Address Man
agrr, P. O. Hoi 2124, San Francisco, Calif
WANTED.
WANTED HOUSEWORK BY THE DAY
Ctllon nn or addreftl Mrs II. Huntington
701 West Alta St.
WANTED-YOUR ORDERS FOR KM! RAVED
cards, wedding invitations, etc; lw engraved
visiting card! with plate, 1150: additional
cards in future, l per hnndred. The East Or-egoalsn
IN POUND-TIIE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
animals have been taken np by the marshal
ol the ityot Pendleton, to nit:
One brown gelding, n years old; crippled In
rlehtfront Ice; no brand visible; weight tCVO
lbs. one sorrel yearling horse colt: no brand
visible; lour wHto fret; wMto strip In lore,
head; weight (lOolbs one roan vcsrling hortc
colt; no brand vlii bles weight TOO lbs.
If said animals arc not claimed by the own
crs or those entitled to the pos'otlon, costs
and xpenscs against them paid and them
taken away within ten days irom the date
hereof, then at 2 o'clock p. m. ol the .'1st day
of February, 190:1, the tald sulmals will be fold
to the highest bidder, nt public auction lor
cash, at the cltv pound, on the cot nor ot Cot
tonwood and Webb streets, in the City of Ten
dleton. the proceeds of such sale to bo applied
to the payment of tuch costs and expenses ot
making sale.
Dated this 11th day of Febrnsry. 19(:
J A BLAKhLY, City Marshal.
IN POUND-TIIE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
animals have teen taken tip by tho mandial
of the City of Pendleton, to wit: One bay
gelding about 13 years old, two white hind
lect. white strip on noe, white spot In fore
bead, weight txl pound", dim brand on left
stllle. If said animals aro not claimed by the
owners or thoe entitled to the pus ssslo!i, costs
and expenses sgalnst them paid and them
taken away wlthtn leu days from tho dsto here
of, then at 2 o'clock p. m. of the 16th day of
Febr ary, WH, tho said animals will lie sold tu
'ho highest bidder, at public anctlon for cash,
at Ihe c ltv pound, on the corner of Cottonwood
and Webb streets, In the City of Pendleton, tho
proceeds ot fnch tale to to applied to tho pay
ment of such costs and expenses of making
sale. Dated this 6th day of February. 100:i.
J. A. BLAKELY, City Marshal.
DR. W E OAERETSON,
graduste optician. The
4. omy complete upucni
Parlor in the city. Six
V ' doors smith of P. 0 Main
street. I'endloton. Ore No
fee charged forexmlnntloii and consultation
Prices Current at Chicago, Omaha
and Kansas City.
Chicago, Feb. A2. Cattle Hoceipts,
1000. Market .slovv. Good to prime
steers, $4.405.CO; poor to medium,
$3.00(g,4.2.r; stockers and feeders, $2.
254.40; cews, $1.404.30? heifers,
$2.004.00; canners, $1.402.fi0; bulls
$2.004.25; calves, $3.507.75; Texas-
fed steers. $3.50,4.05.
Hogs Receipts today 24,000; to
mot row, 35,000; left over, 4000. Mar
ket steady at ,5c higher. Mixed anil
butchers', $0.00(5)7.05; good tn choice
heavy, $0.907.12; rough heavy, $C
C00.S5; light, $0.40C.C5; bulk of
sales, $C.G0C.8E.
Sheep Receipts, 14,000. Market
rteady to stiong. Good- to choice
wethers. $4.505.50; fair to choice
mixed. ,$3.D04.50; Western sheep.
$4.755,40; native lambs, $4.50C.55;
Western lamb-.. ?4.7r.(T( 5.45.
European Grain Markets.
Lo'.idon, Feb. 12. Vheat cargoes "n
passage firm but not active. Walla
Walla, 30s; English country markets
sternly.
Liverpool, Feb. 12. Wheat Firm.'
No. 1 standard California, 7s. Wheat
nnd Hour In Paris, steady. ' French
countiy markets firm. Weather in
England, fine.
KAFLE BROS 217 COURT STREET,
(Icneral Electricians, dealers In elec
rlcal supplies. Houses, store, wired for 1 j'-Kn Der 100
rlcal fixtures of all kinds. Get onr prices
Repair work a specialty.
Pendleton Retail Grocery Prices.
Coffee Mocha and- Java, best, 40c
per lb,; next grade, 3Ce per lb; lower
grades coffee, ' 25c to 15c ner lb.:
package coffee, 15c and 20c per lb. I
Rice Best head rice, 12c per lb.; I
next grade, 8 l-3c per lb.
Sugar Cmie g-rnnulnfed, best, $0.00
per sack; do, 13 pounds, $1. i
faalt Coarse, $1,00 per 100; table,
Flour B, fi $4.50 per barrel;
tcrs', $4.50 per barrel.
Wnl-
CABS AND CARRIAGE8.
' CONTRAPTnn ik.r nnn.n.
Dtet fiirnlnh nn all Vlnria
'icuetU Wftlkfl. itnna wall ti
It Pi mt- r . -
. wicKuuitm Oil ICC.
AiLi'iii'rmvp a sun bit.
icoom 15, AiiocUtlon
rten. Orgon,
I4R. Pr.lDrxnniitA i
0 """rilUflU AflU UIU
it n A''. Bnu Mnntrw cigar
"t P O, box 101
"AL PARLOR8.
RUDDER TIRE HACK, NEW AND VERY
late style, for the service of the pnhll
C. D. Canln and Jaa. 8. McKay, props. Call
at the Commercial livery stable or tele
phone main 101 and the hack will call for
yon.
CITY CAB LINE, ERWIN BAKER, PROP.
Telephone Main 7'J1 office and waiting
room, Alta street, next to aivlngs Bank Bldg.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
W. 8. BOWMAN. LEADING ITIOTOaRA
pher of the city. Ilarveat views, In
dian photos for sale. Finishing done for
amateurs. Main 8k, near bridge. 'Fbone
red 270.
INSURANCE & LAND BU3INES8.
J.M. BEHTLEY REPRESENTS TIIE OLDEST
and most rellablo Are and accident lnsur
ance companies. Office with Hartman Ab
itrait Co.
. '
I If. '."Ml.l. mill. AMI!
Win w 'fn threa doors north of
." nrt class lervlco.
up ..'"""I'lsn Rule Hotel. J.
nicVPro,Tvrfimn!.n' 0Try-
V .MARY RAItmrn mini, I nnu tnir.wv II! . IT. H. LAND COM
iiy;. 10011 stern- and proor; insurance sou cuusvwvua. vi-
connection, ace (J Juai bnlldlng, room 1U
JOE n, PARKE8, OFFICE COTTONWOOD
St. Opera house block iland office bns
Ineas, auch as filing ot claims and Initiating
contests a specialty.
Hides.
Tho following are tho prevailing
average prices for hides In this mar-1
kct: Beef, greon, 4(5 C&c per lb; beef I
dry. 10lSc; mink, 5075c each,
with a possibility of 90c each if the1
size rs good and hto condition prime;
coyote, 2Cc an dposlhly 50e; bear,
skins, according to quality and hize,
from $3 to $15; coon, 2G(fj30e; horse,
perfect, with head, tall and mane, $1
to $1.25; slieop, "Oc por ib., dry;
sknnlc, 20c; badger, 10c to 20e; coon,
0c to ,10c.
The Wheat Trade.
Portland, Feb. 12, A few unimport
ant transactions during the week Is
nbrut all that cyin ho said of the local
market. Vessels are receiving prompt
filspntch and In a short timo .the har
bor will bo practically cleaned out of
chartorcd tonnage. There nro a few
vessels hero on the free list, but tho
ownors of the same want more money
than the market warrants, Stocks In
first hands are becoming smaller nnd
"two-thirds of the wheat jn the country
Wool Markets.
Boston, Feb. 12. The wool market
remains In about the condition pio
Mously noted, wlth.pilces holding up
well. On I ho whole, tho market is
fairly active, though the volume of
Kales is not up to the figures o a few
weeks aso, Thoro are still enough
manufacturers in the market, how
ever, ultimutely to absorb all the wool
available. There is aparently a feel
ing in the trade that the top lias been
leached, and while no lower prices
are expected, at the same time any
lurther advance is- considered im
probable. Fine tonitory wools have
been selling freely. In fact beinir about
the most active of anything on tho
l'st. Fine staple wools are unchanged
nt 5058c. with line mediums at 54
5Ce and medium nt 4748e Quota
tions: Territory Idaho, fine, 1415e' fine
medium. 1G531GV&c; medium, lfi17c:
Wyoming, line, 14irc; medium, 10
17c; Utah, fine, 14lCc; fine me
dium, lC(fJ17c; medium, 17518c; Mon
tana, flno choice, 14 20c; average 17
lSe; Colorado, Now -Mexico, etc.,
fine, 11 12c; fine medium, 1314c;
medium, 14lGc. ,
There is (inactive demand for fleece
wools, with a strongor feeling in choico
lots. California Northern choice, 21
23c; avoiago, 1718c; middle coun
ties, 15lCc; Southern, 1213c, fall.
lC17c. -
St. Louis, Fob. 12. Wool Unchang
ed. -
Hops, Wool, Hides, Etc,
Hops 2227c per pound.
HidesDry hides, No. J, 10 pounds
and up, 1515lc por pound; dry kip.
No. 1, 5 to 1C potindg, 12c; dry calf,
No. 1. under f pounds. 10c. dry salted
bulls and stag-., one-llurd .'sk than dry
flint; salted hides, bteers. round, 00
pounds and over. Sff? Wc . 5" to 00
pounds, 70St: under 00 pounds and
cows 7c; stags nnd bulls, sound. 5
T'c; kip, sound, IP to 20 pounds, 7c;
veal, sound. 10 to 14 uounds. 7c; calf.
bound, under 10 pounds. Sc. green (un
sultcd), lc pel pound 'i-kk- (Oils. 1"
1 f r pound less; horse hide-. Fnltul
er.ch, $1.502; dry, each $11.50;
colts' hides each, 25r0r; goat skliiH.
common, each, 10lGc; Angora, with
wool on, each, 25c $1.
Tallow Prime, per pound. tTirc;
No. 2 ar.d grease, 2&3c.
Wool Valley, 12lfi(!; Eastern
Oregon, 8UVc; mohair 20Q28c.
Stovd and Hardware Men.
St. Louis, Feb. 11. lletall slovo and
hardware dealers from St. Joseph,
Kansas City, Mncop, Carrolllon nnd
many other cities, filled tho rssembly
loom of the Mercantile Club today
when the annual convention of their
state association was called to order
by President Taylor Friar, of Louis
iana. The convention will lnft threo
days, during which timo the numerous
questions affecting the trade will be
discussed. One of the Important mat
ters to come up Is tho proposition to
organize an lnsuiance feature
TRANSPORTATION LINES,
Shout Line
and union Pacific
difait i Timo MitiiMlitlo itaivs
roa I From 1'ondlotuti i raon
Portland
8:10 am
Chicago
6:30 pm f
Portland
ism
Portland Ppcclal No. 1
The Bast
8:00 a.m.
Chicago fipeclal No. 1 rortlsna
i StIOpta
Mall and Express No
Tha East
llUin
The Eiist
(SOum
Spokane
MIA a m
Mail and Express No. A Portland
4:15 am
Panilleton racscuircr
No, J
Spokane pAsscngrr
No.
Pendleton Branch
Mixed Train No. II
(Mpin
Walla Walla Branch
Mixed Train No. ii
Ppokana
llWpsa
Ocean and River Schedule.
FROM I'ORTLANI).
8:00 p. m.
All sailluic dates sub
ject to chance.
For Ban Francisco
ilall every A days,
Dally
except
Sunday
8:00 p m.
Saturday
100 pill.
4 Xty p. ra.
Columbia River
To Astoria and Way
Landings.
4:00 p.m.
Sunday
AVIlInniettii River,
Boats leave Portland dally, except Sunday,
(stage of water permitting) for Wlllamell and
Yamhill River points.
Leave
Rlparla
tub a. m.
Dally
Excpt Mon
Snako River
Rlparla to Lewlston
Leava
Lewlston
70a. m.
Daily
Kxcpt M
F. V. WAM8LEY, Agent, Pendleton.
Washington &
Columbia River
Railroad
ORLAN CLYDE CULLEN
COUNBELLOR-AT-IjAW
U. B. oiipreinu Couit
KKGrSTBHKI) ATrOHN KY
LT. B. Patent Ollk-e
U. S. and FOREIGN PATEWTS
Trade Marks nnd op : 'ihu
7 V. W.. Wi.KlilllKtl I). 11
Take this
route for
Chicago. 8t. PhuI, Ht. Louis, Kaif
saw City, 8t. Joe, Omaha, anil
All Points Bast and South
Portland and points
on the Sound
TIMK CARD.
Leave 1'eudlcton, dally except Mondays
1X0. pm.
Arrive Pendleton Monday, Wednesday j
Friday 11 r2Spm.
Arrive Pendleton Tuesday, Thursday an
Saturday t S6 sm,
Leave Walla Walla dally, ran bound, 11 AO pm,
Arrive Walla Walla daily, west bound, s:iS am
For Information regarding rates and aceem
modatlons, call on or add ruts
W. All A MH, A xent,
Pendleton, Oregon
8 B. OALDKKHKAI), O P. A.,
Walla Walla, Wash.
Scott's Santal-Pepsin Capsules'
A POSITIVE CURE
For Inflammation or OuUrrh
of the liladdur and IJteued
Kidneys. No euro do pay
Cures cnlclvly sad l'ermt.- I
neatly the worst ruti ot
4Joiiorrlio'Ur undiJI4!, 1
no xajuteroi uowioug siuna
ing. Absolutely barmlrst.
Hold bv druifarLils. I'rlo
91.00. or brnial), postpaid.
1.00. 3 boxes, 12.75.
"THE 8AHTAL-PEWIH CO.,
UELLEFONTAlNe, OHIO.
Sold by Fi W. Schmidt & Co.
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THROUGH TICKETS TO
CHICAGO
WAHHINGT0N
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NKW YORK;
ROHTON
Mini nil polnbt Utmt and Bouth
Ihioujfh tickets to Japan sud Ublna, vis
Taooma and Northern l'acltlc Utesmsblp (;
and American line.
TIMH SCH11DULK.
Trains leave i'endloton dally except Bandar
at 1XO p.m.
For further Information, lime cards, man
and tickets, call ou or write W. Adams, fta.
dleton, Oregon, or A. JJ. (JUAULTON,
Third and Morrison BU Portland, Or,
MANHOOD RESTORED "cupidehe"
ThUKri-Qt Vi'tcctJibio Viullzcr, tho prccjiitlon of a fatuous Frcuch physician, wIU
nulcklvciiiu vuii of all niTvnua or dincawianf Lbu L'L'nL-mti vtiurunnn.uuvh uil.oit Huu
IliiM(t Inaoiunlii J'mIiis In the Hark. Hem In a I i'iulluH. Servuun llrlUlly
lJuipIe, Uiifilut marry, J!xuuutlittr Ilrula, Vui lcoielra iiiktl I'ouall
uulluii. Itaroiis ull lohMiH hrtLiror iila-ht. 1'ruuia.tnrit v. which If nut chtx-ktvl
toHriiTitia'nrrlifi'aunilalLtholioirors of WuooLtiiicy. iilli'llHWll vlitauktiu tho ilvor.
the klduojrs. CJUI'IJIII.N JJstrt'Ufthfns and roitoros. Tho nvitton suiTrTfrs uro not curod bydoolon
Is bfcuo hq utnuty or cent, uro troubled wjili J'rtiklutHls. C'1J1IIIKKI! Is tho ouly known romuly
to euro without un ojrutloo. lJJMlahl monlals. A wrlttou guarauteu given und uiunoy returned If sir
boxosdo notetfwtn j-ennanpnt euro. HI.OO u bori six forf.U) hf luull. htnd fur ft ee circular und
tentliuuuluta. Addrt-w DAVOh MKIUOIM: CO.,Nuu rVuuilit-u, C'ul.
SOLD BY TALLMAN &. CO., DRU GQISTS, PENDLETON, OREGON.