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C&tis and Societies
AND TRADES, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
PHYSICIANS.
W-- nval'klU BLOCK,
WiHM r rtfractlre er-
Iilt. ?tV.. mllD 301.
tt. nW OIW.
- Tmt nooll it aoul''n
Wh&Z, ' w'
Elite WtlL
Kne, "' ""
Stfiwoe4 pl:
fcf JSSKS Atetr Main and
ihine. main, .z. :
V-l'" a
A . .
KTrTMi RrtONB. OST.;urai.i,
feon ,lt Ttlephooe,
FRATERNAL ORDER8.
Monday erenlng In Secret Society hall.
? leicuer. n t - njwf v U.
I'ENDI.BTON CHICLE NO GST, WOMEN
ot Woodcraft, meet every Friday even
ing at Oendrlx ball. All visiting neighbors
are cordially Invited to attend. Minnie
StllimBD. uuaruiau rtciKUDor, uva Fist'
BOARD AND LODGING.
NICK VURNISHBD ROOMS FOR RENT ON
Pua, Alt strnat. second dnor Imm Wliuu.t.
ganery.
UOTF.U ALTA, CORNER ALTA AND
Mill KtrMta. Hoard bv tha dnv ni zui.
Good table set. lutes f' M and 11.60 per week.'
Pendleton (eea yarn in connection.
W. W. Edmlstcn, Prop.
t
. Avtiuiin.
of il. , Sfou nuiuicS.
matt iu
OCULISTS.
Ul. W W. OAR
rctson, graduate
optician. Tbe only
complete opt'cnl
parlor In tbe city.
civ rlnnK. anlltll uf
Litrttt, Pendleton, Ore.. No fee
c inairJtion anu nu.
DENTISTS.
orricu
71.
IN
IjjuAN, nKXTlST
illluf. tnon", re".
. DEXI1ST. OFFICE IN AS-
c block, over smmiais ww ums
Knot, red i.
Tim STRAHON ROOMINO HOUSE, 018
Slam street, airs, it. rc. uooner, rrop.
Rvervthlne strictly first-class. Rates 2.lr
00c nncl i per uay.
WHEN VOD GO TO PILOT ROCK STOP AT
tno Ulty iimei. uooa menis ana nrit class
moms, npeclal attention given to commercial
travelers Mrs. O. II. Rietcl, Pilot Bock, Ore,
TIIEWlIIT!!n BOARDING AND LODGING
Houso, SOI Houth.Maln street. Mrs, Helen
Whlttemoro Pron. Houaekeenlnsr rooms and
lodging rooms. Good comfortable rooms and
Clean, wen Kept du. uiaging 2.1 centB.
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
THE DEPOT STARLES, COTTONWOOD
street, between Aita ana Webb streets
II. Stewart Prop. Ilest care taken of
horses. Qood Btables and plenty of feed,
TIIR CITY LIVERY IIOARD AND SAr.H
Stable, M. 3. Carney, proprietor, for
tine turnouts, atnme 11s Aita street.
FEED AND SALES STARLE, LINDSBY
& Doty props.; Old Semple Stable, 723
Cottonwood stTeer; carcrni attention given
to norses ieit witn us.
COMSIURCIAL STAIILES, 0. M. PROOME
Prop. Livery, reed and boarding. All
kinds of turnouts. Competent drivers. Op
posite Hotel Pendleton. 'Plione, main 101.
TERINARY SURGEON.
ham. VETERINARY SUIKIKON.
lt 1M UnhenllT ol PenmylvHiila.
fuiTitSpoktaelOyrars. (IQice at
I CoV drag ttore. I'hone Red III.
Uituiei 01 oomesiunea suimuii.
rADQIIAN. GRADUATE OF
1 rnntlico vettriaary uonege :
utti to dtT or nlsht. Office at
kblti; 'paoae red 511.
INKS AND BROKERS.
llTIOXAL HANK OF ATHENA,
Capital. .',0,(JOO; surplus and
1000 Interest on time deposits.
I foreign and domestic exchange.
r promptly sti'nani to. uenry
nresldent: T. J. Ktrk. vlce-nresl.
ft UUrow, cnhleri I. M. Kemp,
iHEBS' HANK OF WESTON,
L Oregon. Does a ccneral banklnc
I Eicbuge bought and sold. Col
f iipllf stleodnl In. It, .lameKon.
ucorEe . l'roobstel! vtce-nresl
I fl Kllgore, ta.hler: directors, O.
la JI. M Johns. T. J. Price, (5.
; t lvllsore. nolwrt Jameson,
b!ttl.
tVDLCTON SAVINGS RANK.
Ira, Oregon. Organized March 1,
FPIUI, 550,00(1; surplus, $100,000;
lloted on nil time deposits. Ex-
r;Ji inu soul .in all principal
Pwlil mention given to col-
I IV. J. Furnish, president; J, N.
rpresldent. T. J SInrrls. rnshlr.
Itatf. mutant cashier.
FiTIpXAl, HANK OF PENDLE
HUl, Hll.fKW. siifpliu. $8.-i,000:
1 1 nneril hsnbln k,1BtnB
I'd KlfCraihlc trsnafom in'l.l nn
u Frsnclsco, New York and
In the Northwest, Dratta
ii"M, Japan auil Europe. Makes
Lu . IK "w 'ernjs. Levi An-
I B. lVidc. 1 iiii. 1 1! j:.1""-
THE TELEPHONE LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
Blame, uouri sircei, opposite court House;
boarding horses a specialty; good turnouts;
rigs uenvorea; rnoue Aiamaoi,
TONSORIAL PARLORS.
IIII.I.Y KRASSIG, ItARIlER SHOP AND
bath rooms. Main street, three doors
north of Hotel St. Oeorge. First-class
NEW TONSORIAL PARLORS, COURT 8T.
Three doors west of Oolden Rule hotel.
J II, Pace, prop. First-class workmen;
everything clean; all modern Improvements.
PATTON'S SANITARY 1SARUER Snor,
uespain diock ; court street ; Dest work
manship; nil the modern Improvements;
all tools sterilized; bath rooms In con
nection.
SECOND-HAND DEALERS.
V. STROISLE. DEALER IN SECOND
hand goods. If there Is anything you
need In new and second-hand furniture,
stoves, granite ware and crockery, call and
get his prices. ISO. L'lJ court street.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND GOODS
bought and sold ; pawn brokers ; money
advanced on all kinds of articles. Waters
& Sherry, props., 732 Cottonwood street.
FOR SALE.
FOR HALK AT A BARGAIN A SIX-ROOM
nouso with bath, pumry, and cellar; two
acres of ground; good water; Hazel htreot.
West Pendleton. Inquire of J. P. L'jrl, or 01
Fred Earl at Pcoplot w arehouse.
WANTED.
ITECTS AND BUILDERS.
t'ilCT0RSI) Bl'lI.OKR.
work ninr.it ., tt, ,.,.7
ff'oritnsrintteil. Phone Rett
C.j.".ulA"1-'iiiti:ct and su-
i kirn?" complete and rella-
V K.PWRACTORS AND
lU m r? 'fn'hl ou short
crr :
I Wei V rX0!,1 AND U"'LD
l..,;!!.'"?"! on all kinds
I'ltMA.V Ai:rn,TLvTO ....
r,MIon, ormWa Association
mi 1 (4 w;r:l,ty
Bidl.; .1,1 "J uafntecd.
WE WAN T A REPRUSEKTATIVE IN THIS
Stale to present our bunlncss our iiropusl
tlon Is an exceptional ono and offers to a good
reliable, honest party, with references, not less
than S100 iter moutri. No ciinvasslns or an-
polntlug of aitents. K bona fide, legitimate
huslness. Address with stnmn, C. G. i'tilslfer
Co., Lumber Exchange, Seattle, nasli.
WANTED UOARDE1W AND ROOMERS AT
Mrs. Helcomb'e, 313 Malu ttreet; gentlemen
prcferrea.
WANTED SEWING IN FAMILIES UY FIRST.
class seamstress. Call or addros 110 Ann St.
WANTEDWORK AT WASHING, IRONING
or house cleaning. Inquire at 701 Aita St.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WUurrin "Chair, nrons 1'nll
n I ,.,..'") oioeie or
I 'oe "ck will calf for
1 t0 Savings Rank '
a I
frui, FurnRr.iAi)i,K
IN POUND THE FOLLOWING DE
scilbed animals have been taken up by
the marshal of the City of Pcudleton, to
wit:
Ou roan horse, about 12 years old, weight
70 pounds; b.nnd not visible. Ono bay mare,
about 7 years old, weight 13X) pouuds; brand
en J A t'. Three jeatliug colts: one bronn,
with white face: one bay with white
Lice and legs: one bay with white hind legs;
brands not vislole. one chestnut sorrel, about
x years old, weight about 100U pouuds; white
f ee and right hind leg; brand not visible.
One black roll. wiiitesUipe in face, one year
old; biauded Ton left hip One brown mare,
wntto spot In face, about 7 years old; branded
Tonlelt lilp One brown mare wl'h youcg
.olt, weight about w) pounds, fi jears old;
brand not visible. One sorrel mare with white
Urine in face and two whl te hind feet, nbout 3
years old. weight about 800 rounds One brown
colt, about 1 year old; brand not visible. One
bay mure, with white stripe In face, and young
colt; about 5 years old ; brand not visible. One
bay colt, white spot In forehead; one white
hind foot; branded with Indian brunaon right
hip
If snld at Imals ure not claimed by the
owners or thoso entitled to the possession,
costs and expenses against tuem paid, and
men lUKen away witiiiu ten days irom me
deti- hereof, then at 2 o'clock p. m. of the
'.Mud day ol April, I'.KXl, the said
animals will bo sold to the highest bidder,
at public auction for cqbIi, at tbe city
pound, on the cornor of Cottonwood and
Webb streets, In the City ot Pendleton, the
proceeds of such sale to be applied to the
pnymeut of such coats and expenses of mak
ing sale.
Dated tbUlflth ilny of April, 1903.
J. A. BLAKKLY, City Manual.
NOTICE TO 8TOCKIIOLDKRS.1-NOTICU IS
hereby given to tho klockholders of the
Pond olon Wool Scouring and Packluir that a
meetlne will ha hilil Tnnnlnv. Mav lt3h. HlwS.
I at the ofllco of tho comtHNV In Pendloion Ore
igon, at 4 pm D:tedApill3.1tKM. E.Y. Judd,
president; F. II. Ulopton, eectetary.
I . NOTICE TO jSTOCKHOl.DF.IIS-NOTICE lb
hereby given to the stockholders of the
Penilieton Woolen Mills that a meeting will be
held Tuesday, Mav nth, Vjui, nt the office ol tho
company in Pendleton, Oroann, at 4 p. 111.
Dated Aprils, 1V0I. K. Y. Judd, president; F,
B. Cloptnu, secretary.
COMMERCE -TRADE
HIDE AND PELT MARKET
SHOW8 LITTLE CHANGE
Dfy Sheep Peiu Off Half a Cent
Advance in Price of Hogs No
Market for Wheat,
The local hide and p?U market
nms n0,chnBea from last week's
positions further than aro indicated
In the price list, which shows an ad-
mink hides and 10 cents per hide for
coyote hides. If thot- n flw,,.i
Dry sheep pelts are off half a cent
a Blt'aQy quotation, being now but
s cents tier nniin.l (nr
Durlner thf wonlj-
- ..v..., liuneier, mere
have been lively times on the mar-
jc!., us is indicated by one load of
uiv m-l'I nine n(l nr. ci.t iq
- - n ouiu 11,1 id
cents, some drv shepn noifo cia
v 1 ' V 1 V i 1 W 1 VI ,
vuiiia, ana some green sheep pelts for
Those were flnrrv m-ino. .1 .11.1
not liold good for an entire day. The
iiiuus coming m now are in
mtloh liettni onndttlnr, ihon c
forod a short time ago, not being
grubby. All hides and pelts aro com
paratively scarce verv numi, or. ,i,..
a short time ago.
George Crawford, who Is in the field
a good deal of the time with a wag
on, declares that he has to drive any
where from Kin tn "00 mil
a loau or sheep pelts and beef hides,
wild neus nro senrre. lint tho mmi.
ity is uniformly good as to condition
and evidences of care being taken
with them.
In the livestock market the most
noticeable thine- In n mnrl-pt nilvnnpn
In the price of live hogs tho steady,
everyday price lor tliem. They aro
now bringing $0.25 and the buyers
for the outside .markets hnstllnr In
get tne mat that figure.
Tne green grocery market Is well
supplied with caullllower at from 10
to 15 cents per bunch, rhubarb at 7
cents per bunch, asparagus at 12 i
cents per bunch, lettuce at 5 cents
tier llllripli nnil vnntir nnlnria nl K
n ........... v
cents per bunch, threo bunches for
in cents or -10 cents per dozen.
Local Wheat Market.
Till! nnmlnnl nrli.a fr.r- irrnln nn
this market are as given below, but
none is offered, and the dealers do
Il stilts ill slutl ill T -
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BUTTER
Gold Medal Butter, Pure,
Sweet, Clean. The chief
characteristics of good butter
are nnntv and cleanliness.
i j .
This butter combines both, I
and will ietain its rich and T
delicate flavor to the last.
Try it and you will never 1
use any other. Your money J
refunded ifjoudonot like it
F.S. YOUNGER
. . & SON . .
i
HOMES
In Pendleton and out a few miles.
Farms or small Tracts.
$10.50 per acre buys ICO-acre farm
Itii crop, y miles irom town.
$0,000 buys -180 acres, spring water,
9 miles out,
$3,200 buys 100 acres, new home, only
2 miles from Pendleton.
$4,500 buys 300 acres, part bottom,
some timber, growing crop a rare
linri'iiln
$800 buys 5-acro homo ncav city
limits, mostly bottom In annua
just what you are looking for.
$1,500 buys 20 lots irrigated, fruit;
buildings.
$2.200 5-acie home; well improved
bottom land, irrigated tor garden
and chickens.
!,;00 A 10-aere home; well Improv
ed: fruit.
440 acres; choice grain land, 9 miles
out. $7,000.
N. T. Conklin.
:At Postoffice.:
'Phone, Red 277.
not expect anything to be doing
aside from speculative flurries on the
market until the new crop Is present
ed. The quotations given here at
this time are as follows: No. 1 club,
69060c; bluestem, 768 cents ad
vance oyer club; barley, 80cJl per
100 pounds.
Pendleton Retail Grocery Prices.
Coffee Mocha and Java, best. 40c
per lb.; next grade, 35c per lb; lower
grades coffee, 25c to 16c per lb.;
package coffee, and 20c per lb, 3
packages for 50c.
Rice Dest head rice, 12V4c per lb.;
next grade. 10c per lb.
Sugar Cane granulated, best, $6.50
per sack; do, 13 pounds, $1.
Salt Coarse, $1.25 per 100: table.
$2.50 per 100.
Flour B. D., $4 per barrel; Wal
ters', $4 per barrel.
Parsnips, 75c per sack.
Onions, 75c per sack.
Potatoes, 60c to 70c per hundred.
Garlic, 15c per pound.
Pendleton Livestock and Poultry.
Chickens Hens, 7Sc; $4.00 per
dozen; roosters, 4 to 6 cents.
Turkeys, 12',c per pound.
Geese, per dozen, $9.
Ducks, per dozen, $4.
Butter, 40c and 45c per roll.
Kggs, 1214 cents.
Choice Beef Cattle, Etc
Cows, per hundred, $:i.25'3.75.
Steers, $44.40.
Hogs, live. $5.506.23.
Hogs, dressed, 77&c.
Veal, dressed, 7'8c.
Local Hide Market.
Tho following are the prevailing
averago prices for hides in this mar
ket; beef, green, 4&T5c per lb.; beef
dry. 10e,12i,4c; mink, 5075c each,
with a possibility of $1 each of the
size is good and hte condition prime
coyote, 25c and possibly SOc; bear,
skins, according to quality and size,
from $3 to $15; coon, 2530c; horse,
perfect, with head, tail and mane, $1
to $1.50; sheep, green, 0c; sheep, Sc
per ill., dry; skunk, 25iJ40e; bad
ger, 1530c; coon, 15((J40c.
The Wheat Trade.
Portland, April 16. Crop condi
tions are not as favorable at the
present time as ono year ago; there
has been a decrease of 60 per cent
of all acreage, and n spring acrenge
will hardly show a net Increase of 20
per cent.
The outlook is not very encourag
ing; fall grain has not stooled very
well yet, and spring grain, sown
early, hardly shows any green above
the ground. In some counties fall
acreage has entirely been abandon
ed, and unless something unexpected
should happen, tho crop will hardly
be as large ns that of 1902. The
weather is cold and tbe ground needs
a good deal of sunshine and warmth.
Barley shows a very large Increase
in acreage and will exceed that of the
previous season. Farmers are almost
all through seeding all over the
Northwest, and a good deal of sum
mer fallowing is being done. Wheat
remaining In the country unsold will
hardly amount to 1,500,000 bushels.
A great deal or wheat is in the
hands of millers and exporters, and
there is no doubt that fully 3,000,00(1
bushels remains In the country. It
looks to one who has traversed the
wheat country that tho season will
be very backward and new wheat will
hardly bo marketed before Septem
ber We quote prices for club wheat
72 and 73c per bushel; bluestem.
uc, and valley, 79c.
Wool Markets.
Boston. April 1C. A somewhat im
proved tone Is noticed In the wool
market, with nn Increased movement,
especially noted In medium wools,
Prices are steady. Territory and
Western wools are rattier quiet. Fine
staple, 50Q53; scoured lino, 48f50c:
fine medium, 47T48o: medium, 43
45c. Sales In fleece wools aro light,
prices, however, being steudlly held.
Australian wool Is firm, There Is no
great activity, but a steady business
prevents any accumulation of supplies.
INSURANCE Arid LAND USlNEftt
R. S. nn80N, ATTORNEY AT LAW!
collections a-ia usnrance. omre la H.
O. building.
J. lf.iRENTt.KY REPRESENTS THE OLDEST
and most reliable fire and accident Insurance
companies, Ornco with Ilartman Abstract to.
JOHN HAILRY. JR.. U. S. LAND COM
mlasloner Specialty made of land Hint
oa proor: insnrmnc ana collections, ut
ile In Judd building, room IS.
JOR H. PARSES, OFFICE 120 COURT RT.
land office business, such as filing of claims
and Initiating contests a specialty.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.
STAR EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 68
Mala St.: If you need help or seek tea
ploynent call on us. 'Phone, mala 1011.
BLACKSMITH ING.
C0FF.LAND A BON. GENERAL DLACK
smithing and repairing; horseshoeing a
specialty; work promptly attended to; call
and see us: shop 314 West Webb street,
just tnree mocks miow Main street.
HOTEL8.
If you are troubled with Impure
blood, indicated by sores, pimples,
headache, etc., we would recommend
Acker's Blood Elixir, which we sell
under a positive guarantee. It will
always cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic
poisons and all blood diseases. 50 cts
and $1.00. F. W. Schmidt & Co.,
druggists.
Notice
We have purchased the second
haud c tore at 312 Court street. We In
tend to relit it nud increase the etcek.
Wa would bo glad to have our friend
drop In if you need uiiythlng in our
line If you have anything to sell let
us know, we can t-ell It for you. Drop
in and wte our line of Indian curlot.
Give us u Irlul, we will treat you right.
Gurdane & McBroom
Stock Farm for Sale.
We have the Jas. Lindsay farm,
near Alba for sale. 11 consists of 640
acres. 140 acres in timothy; more
than 200 acres in wild hay, which will
grow timothy. A portion will grow
wheat and barley, balance pasture;
abundance of water. All fenced;
good buildings.
Will sell In one, two or three tracts.
Easy terms.
BENTLEY & HARTMAN.
A Thcughtful Man,
M. M. Austin, of Winchester, Ind
knew what to do In the hour of need.
His wife nad such an unusual cuse
of stomach and liver trouble, physi
cians could not help her. Ho thought
of and tiled Dr. King's- Now Life Pills
and she got relief at onco and was
finally cured. Only 26c tit Tnllmuii &
Co.'.s drug store.
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
Comer Court and Johnson Streets,
Tendleton, Oreiton.
M. F. Kolly, Proprietor.
HEATED BY STEAM
LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY
Amorli'iin l'luii, ni ten SI. .. tof'.'.tHI
per ilnv.
Kut-npcmi l'luii. fitki. 7 fie, 91.00.
Spoi'liil inli'H liy week or mouth.
Free 'bus meets all tralnsl
Commercial trade solicited
Fine sample rooms
Sjieciai Attention Given Country Trad
HOTEL
ST. GEORGE
CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS
GEO. DARVEAU, Prop.
Elegantly Furnished
Steam Heateo
European Plan.
Block and a halt from depot.
Sample room In connection.
ROOM RATE
50c, 75o, $1.01
THE PORTLAND
PORTLAND. OREGON
American Plan. It oer day aud uuwaia
llcidauirters for tourists and commercial tis
tiers, special rates made to families and tnah
gentlemen. The management will be pleaarc'
at all times to show rooms and give prices. A
modern Turkish bath establishment In the botl
II. c. uuwr.KB, Mansgci
1 II K QURKN HOTEL, tllniii
comfortable rooms from 'St
cents up. Newly furnished
throughout. (Jucen Chop Iluute
111 touiiectliiu. Meuls at all
hours Only whltu help em
plujtd. (live u a trial, '.' '.'
(?)
The Eaat Orenonlan la Eastern Ore
gon's representative paper. It leads
and the people appreciate It and ahow
it by their liberal patronage. It Is the
advertising medium of this section.
THE COB
COMMISSION CO.
Holds no customer re
sponsible for more than
the margin he places on a
trade.
A margin of one cent a
bushel is required on
grain, and 2 a share on
stocks. An eighth cent
a bushel commission is
charged on grain and (
of one per cent on stocks.
R. L. BOULTER
Manager Pendleton Office
120 COURT STREET
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
THE OLD
DUTCH HENRY
FEED YARD
Cor W. Aita and Lillith Sts.
L. Ncff, formerly of the Hotel
Aita, has chntgc of the Old Dutch
Henry Feed Yard, and would be
pleased to care for your horses.
Plenty ol stalls, large corrals for
loose horses and cattle. Hay and
grain for sale. Chop mill in con
nection.
LOSSES ALWAYS
MET PROMPTLY
By the Fire Insurance Com
panies we represent. Onr
companies, stand first in the
world.
Hartford Klre Insurance L'o.lS,2oe,07(l
Alliance Assurance Co 20,039,968
London & Lancashire Fire
Insurance Co S.MI.OSS
North British & Mercantile
Co 10,(495,974
Itoyal Insurance Co 53,897,168
FRANK B. CLOPTON
AGENT
800 MAIN STREET
Engine, Boiler and Machinery
REPAIRING
Of all kinds is our specialty. All
work guaranteed,
Extra Parts Furnished for all Kinds
ol" Harvesting Machinery.
Manufacturer of
RICH)'-CLOVE HARVESTER
709 Ea&t Aita Street.
Baltezore & Howe's Old Stand.
Scott's Santal-Pepsin Gapsubi
A FOIITIVK DOM
For Inflammation or Catarrh
ot the llladd.r and Dlstau4
Kldntys. No eure no pay,
Uur qalesly aod Wrsaa
ncnUy lha worst oases of
sJouorrlio and tilrt,
no matterof how long staad-lar-
Absolutely harmlMA.
Hold hr dnnUb. Prtoa
1.00, or by mall, postpaid,
1.00,5 bosM 1 tt.1t:
THl UNTAltniN SO,
iiiroNTaiNa. Ohio.
Sold by F. W. Schmidt & Co.
HHHW i.W Waa.
.mbw uauuMd as
.SJ Hi ! Iri.UU.
KaVH
MEN AND WOMEN.
r?u nio tu far nnnfttartl
Irrlisitluiia or uloerttk
d,t mnfluui mtubrtDdM.
jsuaiaf( nuDuiNw-ii''
OttUI AM
uia. mad d
rr.uPuruiriiirA iut iff polioUOUJ.
or tent iq I? 1 m 'fffWU
by vxprwM, iritl. turn
1 aw, or 9 voiu
m rtus4.
CHICHESTER'S PILLS
,-C".v Orlalunl nnil Unlr (.'i-nulor.
yA V A Kl,idr4 ICruM-l), .,.11 v, Its, Mr.
f 1 VUa I II.IIIIO Tnl uiou .),. lliaa.aaa Itru
n r
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IIICMHM'I Kli'14 U
I.Ul rl'-btw. TttUv hi ullnr. Itrn4
HulisitllultitliBtitft Isullttdau. Aimtmi
lleulara I'trallmuulialst a 11-1 IltMiLIri
fur l-M-JUs tr rlun MuiU Hull fcf tail
Utttllkun nttuitrt' l'llll..s
Notice
Street poll tax of the city of I'en
dleton Is now delinquent. Prompt
payment must bo made or collection
will be enforced according to law.
J. A. HI-AKLRY,
City Marshal.
Chinese labor Is to bo driven out ot
the Columbia Hlver salmon caiuioilus
by tho Astoiia unioilH.
MANHOOD RESTORED "cupidene"
kkWWt This irroat Vrirt-ralilu Vltalltcr, Ilia iirru-iiptlun or u famous rnuK.li iitirslclan, win
mW issB null kli-turo urn uf nil ncnus r i)luuw nt Uiu(;iiinTiillviii)ri(uii.ucIi ual.usl lluu.
MIT M liud, In.oi.ililil.l-illli. In H10 lluik, Ncmlnul I.ihI..Iiii., IWrvoil. IlebllKir,
Ami JB I-lmi.le., Uiilll,u-. I., many, IUIiiiu.iIiiii llrului, V urlcucelr, uu.l t'on.lj
fl (.MM ..allou. Itsu.psall 10SM.-H br ifarur rilht, 1'nimaiiirlir. whlrh l( mil cliwkiM luada
-mm f..M .n..n,.r,l...... M 11,1 nil In, finrmrB nf Tmnljtuncir. fllll'lllI'M, olualisus thu llrer.
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fhoLlduura. IJUi'IllK.SKsiri'nirtliens uiul rmuin-s. Tim rmiwin sumTcrs uro not curut bruooujra
. Sooafia illuctr ir mVit. iro inuiblwl Willi Ku.iutlll., UUl'l I! Is tliu oulr kuowii loo.Ddr
10 euro wltlio Jt un uucrsiluii. tpM Ivstlmiiiilsls. A writ ten (riiariiutDe jrlrcii anil iiiciwr roturiicit If sla
buxtia do not eiti-t a iorruiirint cum. il.oilln, sis for MiJUbi' mall. Hoiid fur llieo cltcular ao4
IcstluiuuloJ . AddniM J.V Vol. H IIKK IMI CO., Mun jVauclscu, Oul.
SOLD BY TALLMAN & CO., DRU GQISTS, PENDLETON, OREGON,
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