DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1903.
Business Cat ds and Societies
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
PHYSICIANS.
rnl.n. OFFICE
IN JUDD
,litii. hours. l H "
Him; "Vionhnne red 371.
M I) M'.SPAIN BLOCK,
n
a
Ml!'1-?"' ,;rccta eye troubles, catnr
fits ,"?'; and mpairea nenriug.
conditio n d for refractive er-
" .rt nvp.n
HUTU .'"" n.nlr. Telenhone
- Tl
V"' V,i mirecon.
INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS
HARTMAN ABSTRACT COMPANY MAKES
tiiiaoumy I,omh on cliy ami lrm tron.
erty. Buy. and tell, all klnd "of rtiT?u
es and mates Investment lor nonresidents
Reference,. any bank In I'endleton. "r"laems-
o. A. HARTMAN Jr., Vice fre.
HOMEOPATHIC
on ico in juua
i.l, n SOU s'nh'-.. , i.i.ni. 7Q m..
'black 24.
- r ...i.Ain.t.. ituuM ii
f .1' Tvlenbone main mi .
. n n'l.
n. s. nnvsoN. attorney
Collections aid Itsiirnnce.
0. building.
AT LAW ;
Offld In E.
,,.--,i,!EK7L'JlE.maEST8 T1IE OLDEST
and most rcllablo flro and accident Insurance
companies. OIBco with Hattman Abstract Co.
- ..onv invainiAN
T M. a.liim Itnnlt build.
Siomc ".booe Wain nil, res. Main
SiviulVALU PHYSICIAN Anu
It. D UrA ... lUnnln block. Tele-
f.'.L i: I Residence 'phone black
- t- iir.AKBSLBE. chronic
,M..ri diseases nnd diseases oz
imifi iuii v- . .
U"..1'" n.i ...ni. ufrPPr. flnilRP
?f io:i. and office 'phone Ulack
- .. mivDMi tv a urn h"ij.
In Association Block, Office
-.Oai I'll. KBMUCiii-v .
JOHN IIAILEY. Jit., U. 8. LAND COM
mlssloner Specialty made of land Alines
and proof : Insurance and collections. Of
fice In Judd buldlnjr, room 10.
JOE II. PARKER. OnKTrTlCOUUT
street. Land office business, such ns 01.
lug of claims nnd Initiating contests a
speclnlty.
BOARD AND LODGING.
GGMMERGE-TRADE
BEEVES HAVE FALLEN IN
PRICE DURING THE WEEK
The List of Fruits Is Changing as the
Season Advances, and Nice Rasp
berries Are Now In the Market
Asparagus Has Almost Disappeared
Hide Market Has Disappeared.
There has something happened In
the hide market at last, but you would
have had to ho close to the place to
have heard the change. Coyote skins
have taken a drop and so have those
of the badger. Any one who wants
those kinds of pelts can got them
cheap. If they can find them. The
fact of the matter Is that the hide
market Is a thing of the past, am"
there will bo no more doing In that
direction for some tlmo unless It Js
the sale of a beef hldo or two.
The local grocery market Is about
the same as It was the last week with
two exceptions. Raspberries have
MRS. H. L. HU.VTI.VHTO.N HAS PURCH ASED ' ' , V ""''""Vf .
mu i,uaKiu iiouse hi ta uarden Street,! m wn.- muinut .v
not oiuy nice, mil mey are cneap,
quoting at 15 cents single and two for
whep) she will be glad to ce hsr frlcmls and'
liniruus.
HOTEL ALTA, COItNEu" ALTA AND
Mill streets. Hoard by tho day or
week. Good table set Ratos 1 1.7.1 and
J4.73 per week. Pendleton Feed Yard In
connection. V. V. Edmlsten, Prop.
WHEN YOU 00 TO I'ILOTnOCK STOP
at the City Hotel, flood meals and
first-class rooms, special attention given
to commercial travelers. Mr. C. II. Itle
tel, Pilot Itock, Ore.
OPTICIANS.
DR. V. . GAUUET
son, graduate optl-i-lon.
The only com
plete optical parlor la
the city. Six doors
south of P. O.. Main
Ore. No fee cuargea
ATHENA HOTEL. LEA DINd HOTEL IX THE
city 11.01 10 l .Ml per day II. I'. Miller,
proprietor
mmlnstlon and consultation.
DENTISTS.
WHEN YOUR BUSINESS TAKE YOU To
Hel.x. slop at the Hotel Helix. Good ireali
and good service. 11. II. Rlcbards, proprietor
TONSOpiAL PARLORS.
HILLY KRASSIO. HARDER SHOP AND
Ilnth rooms. Main street, three doors
north of Hotel St. George. I'lrst-class
service.
. .. . ,'r.f 1 , V
3 l.i.-i. .
tlM duiuiiiis.
DENTIST, ori'lCH IN
Tlwnc, red 71.
- ., I.I.U'K. ftVI'l' nUIIIUIUl O Ml.,, u.b
I'none, red ;u
BANKS AND BROKERS.
1ST ,VV1IU.AI, vi- .........
rp2iu. wiimiii. ..,..,..-. ,
tdams. iiirslileut. J .1. WrK, vice-pres-
.. . . I f kamn
mliler
V. F.u SII 1 s HA.Mv in- nroiun,
l)ii,iaw. Hic-hatiite bought und sold.
1.1.-. t II t.'l .... I D. ,11.
UmiUL-Ui . tl I,. IMlli-'iv. .
n ti A lli,i.tt,in 1. M. .Inlins. T.
rrf. u. 1). tirnw. .1. I' ivllgore, imu-
jamwoii, i, i i-nit-Mit;i
1: i'i:xim.i:tox savings hank.
capital. Milium"; surplus, iuu,
luirpsr nllnwpil nn nil time deposits.
taaje twujlit and sold on all principal
Mwclal attention given 10 coi-
luni V .1 I'lunHh. president ; J. N,
I rli- iii-a.l,ld,i, 'P .1 f(ii.l. pnshlnr :
Ma irnpi-. iisslstiint cashier.
:ST NATIONAL HANK OF PENDLE-
I'siilial, ITil.tioii; surplus, li.i.uiiu;
micti a iconerol banking business. Ex
a li,a itlegrnplilc transfers sold on
iiso. San Francisco. New York nnd
a 011 Clilna, Jnpnu and Europe. Makes
d,nn. .... ..I.l.t.. ... I An I An.
r ptwldeiit V F Mntlnek. vlce pres-
1 11. Wade, cashier: II. 1. Johnson.
lint caMiler
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
I. L1I1OH CONTRACTOR AND IIUIL-
A t kinds of wnrl: llL-urMd on. Job
- .ii.iHi mi j i,,in h,i,.i .....ku...
NEW TONSOItlAL PARLORS, COURT ST.
Three doors west of (Joldcn Rule Hotel.
J. II. Pace, prop. First-class workmen i
everything clean ; nil modern Improve
ments. PATTON'S-SANITARY- HARDER-SHOP,
Despnln block. Court street: best work
manship; nil the modern Improvements;
nil tools sterilized ; bath rooms In connection.
CABS AND CARRIAGES.
CITY CAE LINE. KIF.YIX DAKER. PROP.
Telephone main 701. Office and waiting
i room. Alta street, nest to havings ltauk
building.
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
THE DEPOT STAHLES, COTTONWOOD
street, between Altn and Webb streets,
II. Stewart, Prop. Hear care taken of
horses. Good stnbles ami plenty of feed.
I'. HlUVARD, ARCHITECT AND SII-
...kiuuciii , iiiuhcH L-iiiiipiuie mm i cu
'Ham for buildings In the city or conn
Room 17 Judd building.
f-EK COLE. CONTRACTORS AND
'ln Estimates furnished on short
Jli work 11 speclnlty. Prompt
nui'p 011 11111IT street near Main.
THE CITY LIVERY HOARD AND SALE
Stuble. M. J. Carney, proprietor, for
fine turnouts stock boarued at reasonable
rates, Stable lis Alta Street,
COMMERCIAL STAHLES, 0. M. I'ROOME
Prop. Livery, feed nnd boarding. All
kinds of turnouts. Competent driver.
Opposite Hotel Pendleton. 'Pbone, main
Kil.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SEWINO AND MENDING, MISS JESSIE
Jones. 1015 rrsnklln St., Cor, E. Railroad.
FOR S.VLE-1IOII.ER AND 4-HORSK POWER
vertical blgh ipeed engine Also a 10-llght
Generator Including all snitch board Inuru
inents For particulars, call on or address
Fkkii Kink, HoxSTU, Pendleton, Oie
IVM. F. YOUNKA WILL PAY PROMPT AT
tentlontosl sales a-d posting billt (.or.
respondcucesollclted. Conimlilon reasonable
P. u. Box '.Ml. Pendleton
niVOKi'E I.AW8-PETKK WEST! ADVICE
Iree: fees, le-nis to suit: 25 years' ex 1 Hence.
OfficetiOH Garden St., Pendleton, Oregon
IN POUND THE FOLLOW INU UK
scribed anluiaU l.uve been lnkn up by
the marshal of the City of Pendleton, 'o
ult:
The stock market has fallen Into
the pit. Cows have gone down to
from $3.23 and $3.75 to $3 and $3.25.
while steers have dropped from $4
and $4.25 to $3.50 and $3.75.
The dressed market is shut up for
the hot weather, only enough meat
being dressed to supply the butchers,
and they do most If not all of their
own killing.
Pendleton Retail Grocery Prices.
Coffee Mocha and Java, best, 50c
ptr lb.; next grade, 35c per lb; lower
giades coffee, 25c to 15c per lb.;
package coffee, and 20c per lb, 3
packages for 50c.
Sugar Cane granulated, best, $0.50
per sack; do, 13 pounds, $1.
Salt Coarse, $1.10 per 100; table,
$2.50 per 100.
Flour D. B., $4 per barrel; Wal
ters', $4 per barrel.
Hood Itlver berries. 10c box.
Walla Walla berries, 10c box or 3
for 25c.
Cherries, Ttoyal Ann, 10c box; pie
cherries, 3 for 25c.
Raspberries, 15c box, 2 for 25c.
Radishes, 5c bunch.
Onions, 5c bunch.
Cabbage, 4c per pound.
Pendleton Livestock, Poultry and Pro
duce Market.
Chickens Hens, 7c; $4.00
dozen; roosters, 4 to 0 cents.
Turkeys, 1214c per pound.
Geese, per dozen, $9.
Ducks, per dozen, $4.
Butter, 40 to 50c, good.
Kggs, 10 2-3 cents.
Parsnips, 75c per saclc,
Potatoes, 90c to $1 per hundred
Garlic, 15c per pound.
Choice Beef Cattle, Etc.
Cows, per hundred, $303.25.
Steers, $3.5tl3.75.
Hogs. live. $55.50.
Hogs, dressed, 77c.
Veal, dressed, 78c.
Local Hide Market.
with a possibility of $1 each ot the
size Is good nud the condition prlrao; !
coyote, 25c and possibly 65c; bear,
skins, according to quality nnd 8lo,
from $3 to $15; coon, lOOSOc; horse,
perfect, with head, tall and mane, $1
to $1.25; sheep, green, Cc; sheep Sic
per lb., dry; skunk. 2540c; bad
ger. 10?30c.
The Wheat Trade.
Portland. June 25. Nothing new
has transpired In the local wheat
markets during tho week. A groat
many sales have been made to mill
ers by holders and stocks unsold
have boon further cut Into. There Is
not a great amount of wheat left In
the country unsold, as most of tho
wheat now held Is the property of the
exporter and miller. Crop roorts
from every section of the Northwest
Indicate that the crop of this year
will hardly come up to that of the
year past. In this state, outside of
Umatilla and Sherman counties, the
outlook Is not very encouraging. The
two counties named will have a good
crop If not damaged by hot winds be
fore harvesting. Kail gram Is head
ing, and In many places the heads
seem to be of good size. In the Wil
lamette valley grain Is making a
good growth, and the plant Is very
promising. In Washington. Adams
county will likely have a very poor
crop as this section of the statu was
not benefited by recent rains. The
same can be said of n section of
Walla Walla county, aud unless there
is some rain the next fow days the
crops will be a failure. In Whitman
county the outlook Is very encour
aging for a good crop. Spokane,
Douglass, Garfield, nil seem to bnvo
fair outlooks from reports received
from our correspondents. The west
ern portion of Idaho Is In good con
dition. We have no change of prices
to report, as buyers are buying on tho
basis of 75c for club and 77o for blue
stem. Valley wheat Is in demand
mostly from mills In California nnd
prices are firm at 70c per bushel.
Flour The Hour market shows but
little change over the past week, as
all of the lending mills ate hind at
work on orders that will have to bo
filled In the next fortnight to go to
Japan. Very little Hour Is going to
China at ptcsent ns buyers there are
working off old supplies on baud.
No demand Is heard of from South
Alrlcn or the U. K. Some good ship
ments have gone to California. Quo
tations are without change und range
from $3.76 to $4.25 per barrel, lie-
cording to qunltty and brand.
Mlllstuffs Market Is very firm for
nil kinds of mill offal, nnd millers mo
having no trouble to dispose of nil
thuy can make, but nre having n
great nmount of trouble In ucciltnulat
npr 1 ing stocks for lnrge orders to be
nueu. riiees nre very 111111 in ...iiu
per ton for either litnu or shorts
llnrlej There Is nothing new In
this market. The outlook for n good
crop Is very nattering and nil reports
Indicate a larger one than Ins! yeui.
Prices are held for feed $'.'li per Ion,
Stocks are decidedly small.
San Francisco Markets.
Sun Francisco, June 2.. Uicully,
there Is hut illy anything doing In
wheat, ns stocks are very low and It
is too uuily for new wheat, us har
vesting bus only begun. From tho
southern part of the state reports
1 come n slating that the same is
GOOD SOUND WOOD
Is always received when you
place your order with us.
Fir. Tamarack and
..Pine..
Why buy poor coal when you
can Ret the best for the same
price?
Laatz Bros.
Telephone Main 5 J
hotels.
HOTEL
PENDLETON
VAN DRAN BROS., Props.
The Best Hotel In PendletM
and a good as any.
Rigbv-Clove Mfg.
COMPANY
Manufacturers of the
Rigfoy-ClOYe Combined
HARVESTER
Repairs for all kinds of
Farm Machinery!
Foundry Work a Specialty
Cash paid for old castings
I Pendleton,
Oregon i
average prices for hides In this mar
ket; beef, green, 4c per lb.; beei,
dry, 1013c; mink, OOQ'SOc each,
Hi
Out- sorri; 11 horne three jenr. om, Hire ti
r,&nVroniy tTer oW i fui.r lilto lg.
Itrmiil T 11" on right uliiililcr.
One lir.iwn wit, 1 yi-r old: "k"n left hip.
mall wire cut un riglit.h ulncr. .,.,.
On bay in-ire Kb nil loiiren oldttwo lump.
Onho'rtS fJd, t-ny hor: blind In one eye;
Branded "7 foil tight boulur.
If suld iiilinnla are "ot l;ilml by the
onrrrs or thonc tllll t b possesion,
".ts and MPCiiseH nitoliiKt tb'Mii pf.lrt, und
ur tiken ..y ""'.'."'.'TV.1?",,'",?; bo
.Into hereof, I lion at 2 " 'clock I "
mi'iitTiixlh duy l June, I'.vl, in "'
J. .Jill h ol.l to the hlRliMt bidder.
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- luniHiiMi rii.H. IV..I-U t nnteeil. ,,, ,.n I. miction ior cnn, i . . i
A MAY coXTi'.ArTm! ami im'ii.ii.
Kllniute fiiiiiluln.il mi nil klmla
unrj. lenient ualks. morn- nulla, etc.
.Hnt wieuoiiinn onice.
T TliOt'Tl,i v , i,,-.iri'ii'f'i- ivii
........tuitcui liooin ,, over i.osiou
i eniiielun, Oregou,
11 Ki:i.I,i;il. l'I.ASTt'.IMTiANMI ci:.
the
"m sueet I' O. box 104. Webb xtrei'ts. In the t "J ' """" ""
!T I nriK-redH ot nicli enie to oe i P"'
WOT AND SHOE REPAIRING.
'i!i.l:!i?l:wAMi, tiiii old ki:liaiilh
uiilbCi l il'Mtwhica iAi.ililntr U'Kll
ST It E S II (I K Wllni' If M-aUllV A Itl.K I
. n,w .rfinilt-AS fit mflK
pn.innt or such -rv.. v-
Wm, 8CllKi:R, City MnMhl i
Trib Notice Trib
. , f uniiiiloinii are re-
.-,K . n V;. " spoctltiliy asueu lu 7, '
I liquor and tobacco habits, and to any.
one In need ot a euro we say truth-
fully Trib is an lionesi, pumutc
not use triu iu
either of
"Just trv a
Parrot Cigar
5c
. I II a .. !.!..
The following are the prevailing . i
icporlK iiulil lie of the bent, but when
the harvesters Mrlke Into llie I
j sown there will be n dlffeient story
'in lelnle. Qtiiitntloiis lor .ihl plug
grades nre rrom Jl.ai'.i In' $l.:i7 iht
cental ami lor milling $1.4" In $l.r
iiK-d deiiiiitid iaIhUi for Oregon val
ley wheal
Ilarley This niuikei Ic wiak. .ms
a trade niithorlty iee. iir Hi.- nirlvuls
liere ha.- been 'trenle;' than the du
luiinil nnd pilo'u nave te.idi.V drop
pul. The crop is 'lining .rr In' (of
tlian was expected. Keed Is iiioled at
'Me per cental. Urcwlng Is in good
demand and is ofTeied ill $1 l!i per
ceiitiil,
Boiton Wool Market.
Uoston, June 24. Tim demand for
wool has been unlet this week, al
though a belter feeling prevailed.
Territory wools are quoted (Inner,
while some new wools have lieon
sold. New territory wools are limit
ed here at G l52e for line; 4ST(lc
for fine medium, and l&tHfif r
lliiin. Old territory wihiI Ik ipioteil
steady Fine staple wool linn at !'iw
53c: fine medium wool. 450 48 with
medium at I3fl4;c Territory. Idaho
line. 14R 1414c; line dlillii, UtVtKI
lGc; inedliini, lfifjne; WyomliiK line,
14015c; nun medium. 1 r. W 1 :
medium. n''fClH'j'- Molilalia lliu .
choice. 18fftl8V,c: fine medium
choice, lf318V4c; slaplu, 18fil8'.,e;
medium choice, ISf 18'c.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
THE OLD
DUTCH HENRY
FEED YARD
Cor W. Alta and Lillith Sis.
L. Neff, formerly of the Hotel
Alta, has chatpc of the Oul Dutch
Henry Feed Yard, and would he
pleased to care for jour horses
Plenty ol stalls, large corrals for
loose liorsts and cattle. Hay and
grain for sale. Chop null in connection.
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Send Your
Subscription Honey
to
B. B. RICH
J 03 Third Street
Portland, Ore.
Agent for
t Afl Publications
The Hotel L'endlcton has just
been refitted and refurnished
throughout. Phone and fire
alarm connections with all rooms.
Baths in suites aud single rocxis.
Headquarters for Traveling Mai
Commodious Sample Rooms.
Rates $2 & $2.50
Hpeclal rote by week or mouth
Kxcellent Cuisine.
Prompt Dlnlngroom ncrvlO.
Bar and billiard room in connection
Only Three Blocks from Depot
m.)E RULE HOTEL
Coniat Court anil Johuwn Straet,
IVndlelon, l)rpon.
M. F. Kolly, Proprietor.
A good many 5c cigars are
made of leavus, all right,
but the Parrot Cigar is
made of selected leaf
tobacco.
AT YOUR DEALER'S
SECOND-HAND riFii cor
t.ii I"- !i:ai.ku
in st:(.'i,..n
If there Is anything joa
an . , ,.. " . ..7-..- 1 vnn i n not use in"
kMie.. v "T. Y,?':'.' .you cam B' , "' '
7i . --.,. ; seuiiiuie mi -
" seniuie ., j
avi I7rn: , i,i.ito ilio same as you wuum
Wr ' ' a medy Tr any other disease Hera
nr! ' k,n4if..0f. a.'t;'- . wtel? i a reference from a man wo 1 know n
unu -".i Pnnil nton. Jieau "
BLACKSMITHING. ' . "'a":n,''e.- ,... writes on May 14,
j . ivnuf.111-1 - .
'lEMvS.-
'lti. .?. h0N'. ORNKItAL ULACK
1 Hi !U. .i.proPpt1' ttcnded to; call
tbi i, Zi v on ivt webo trett.
i't hi rr iiiin rr.Ar.
m n w W
1AciiigiMTi,o.iH
MEN AND WOMEN.
Cm Bl tot oaatiral
Uriutlou r alwratkiM
falalflM. and &oi muh
t i awtotal.
ITHttVUIIiHIIHaiW. -"V, -1' ,. 1
r ml la Ula rtQ
Lr mtHms. rnaaM. Jut
Um, or a boiiUa. ai.Vl.
caiar wat a naa.
r W-i'' N.0' MIICT8 KVKItr
fV tln.i.'":" secret Kncletv nan
c. c.
IMP? nvu.. - 1
. 11 innr-orn
I wish to say I comleted a cure with
Trib in February, and have had no
doilro to drink since. It will also cure
tho tobacco habit. I had a harder
tlmo to learn to smoke after taking
Trib than when 1 first learned to
smoke I am quite well known In
Baker CltV. I- OVftr
Pendleton and anyone wIshtoBtop
using either liquor or tobacco I would
reiommend them to take Trib
Price 12.. or BI11D "
Mi Sutit-Ptjuii GipsKks
A PMITIVB MIME
a
L-.tBll.nM.llA. uCitHlb
of tb Siaddar and Dlxaud
Mitlrlai wont eaata ol
no autur ol bow Mug ataaa
21,1 k irumAtM. Prlo
t.M, or Vr aaall. poatpall.
Vlrl, fH.iri.n,
aaLLaretiTAM, onto.
Sold by F. W. 8ehmldt V JCo.
Wc tell the areateat of blood purl
fieri, Acker' Blood Elixir, under a
nosltlve Guarantee. It will ciire all
chronic and other blood poisons. If
you have eruptions or soret on your
body,- or are pale, weak or run down,
It Is Just what you neea. we rerunu
money If you are not satlafled, 60
eents and 11.00 F. W, Schmidt & Co.,
druggists.
To test this "ad"
I will Kh'e a
Ten Per Cent Heduc-
lion on all 1
Subscription sent me !
during the month of T
June
I Conrad Platzoeder t
All kinds of Fresh
Meats always on
hand- Fine Hacon,
Hams and Sausage.
I Prices as low as (he lowest 1
Stock Farm for Sale.
The OKle stock farm, consisting of
3000 acres, about 250 head of cattle,
plonty or rater, grass nna uniuur
Ranee has never been Mheeped off
All under fence. Will grow all hay re
quired. Call on or writ, to iJcntiey
& Hartman, Pendleton, progon,
WHAT ISTHE USE
nt kill ff.-rlntr from Indigestion If you
eat what you want, or of starving
t-rmrai-ir to avoid such illstrcssT
Acker Dyspepda Tablet taken after
eating will digest your food perfectly
and free you from an mu mwaiwauw
symptoms of maigesuon anu uyii'
sla. Kat what you like at any time
nnd take an Acker TBII auerw-ru
Positively euarantecd. our money
win niwnva li refunded If you
are not satisfied. Write to us for a
ia mn e. W. II. UOOKer ac
IJuffalo. N. Y.
Will Celebrate the Fourth.
n it. Dutton is making arrango
inents to celebrate thy. Fourth of July
at tin, Lehman Smiives resort, iu or
der to furnish diversion for the largo
number of guests stlopplng with uim
HEATED BV STEAM
LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY
American I'liin. niii' Sl.'JiV lof'J.OO
Iter ilnv.
Kiiiiiim-hii 1'lnii. ft Oo, TS11. SI.IKI.
MpeclHl riite li week or nuiiitli.
Free 'bus meets all trains'
Commercial trade solicited
Fine sample rooaM
Social Attention Given Country la
HOTEL
ST. GEORGE
CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS.
GEO. DARVEAU, Prop.
Elegantly Furnished
Steam HeatM
Burepcan flan.
Block and a half from depot;
Sample room In coanectfea.
ROOM RATE
50c, 76c, $1.M
THE PORTUIMB
PORTLAND, OREGON
Aiucilcao Wan, fl vt day and !.
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