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PHOFW. TRADES,
PHYSICIANS.
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Offlro hours. 10 tn 12 t
, ::;.", Telephone red 37
Dill ivi 'pLTftnlinnft rnrl Vr.
1 L. MU.I'I'". uiMii'Alfli ULOCK,
' ... and mrreeta PTn t-rntthl-
conditions nnd Impaired hearing.
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r, . nmi'i ri u ri iiriMivM..n.,..
nbtslrlan and BiirBeon. Office lu Judd
ilbJk':10De' 0lCe, bM " ! re"
lion block. Telephone mnln 031 ; resl
ieace. black 101.
OR T M. IIKNUKIIHON, PHYSICIAN
id surgeon, Office In Savings Hunk build
in;. Room I office phone Main Mil, res. Main
15-1-
0B. LYNN K ULAKEHLEi:, CTIHONIC
md nervous diseases and diseases or
oien. Ji"ld building, corner Main and
Court Kts. Office "phone main 71!l ; res-
Idtnce.
reu i.
lit LKNA AM.BN IIOONn. OSTEOPATH
nrrire HVl ThnmiiHon Rfreet. rin,,aa
phone Hod 303, and office 'phone lllack
BR, E ( KIUBY. PHVSimvN AND S"H.
.o lllllce 111 Jlldd Hulldhie Itnntn H. lib.
fhoaeKed 1211. lloildeuco I'none Main ltil.
fenilleton, Oreton
DENTISTS.
r .1 VAlltJIIAN,
J mid building.
DKNTIKT. OPPICH IN
Phone, red 71.
r. a ma.v.v. on.vn.ST, orncn in as-
loclatlou block, over Hchmldt'H new drug
tore. 'Phone, red 271.
BANKS AND BROKERS.
niKT NATIONAL IIA.N'IC OP ATlirv
"oS l Cpltil. IDU.OU0 fatATi"'
nrontii. ju.ouii. iiiiereai on time uenoalts.
mZ" ,BlnY- im "enry
tnt, raihler.
rllK PAItMIIItS
hank or wksto.v, ; .
Wrttuli. wrcKnn uoea n noncnil bank,
la( busltiesa. niclmniie bought and aold. '
,,K"l'?ie",r j
Iceprnsldent ; J. It. Ivllgore. cashier ; i-
r'tors, ti A. Ilartmnn. .M. Jl Johns. T.
J Price, (J. I). (!rnv. .1 P Kllgore, Itob-1
rt Jimeson, U. W Proebatel '
mi' i.vvur irnv uivivna- , vrT I
INK PI.? ULI.IO:. HAI.UIS HANK,
Pendleton, Oregon. Organized March 1,
1SM. Capital, yiOO.ODO; surplus, 10fl,-,
uoo Interest nllowed on nil time deposits. ,
Kithangc boiight nnd sold on all principal
Mints Special attention given to col-;
Mtloiis. W J. I'urnlsh, president; J. N,
Seal. vIce preKldeut : T .1 Morris, caihler; I
; Y lluloiicy, assistant cashier. 1
FIRST NATIONAL HANK OP PIINDLI!
ton Capital, $7i),i)uu; surplus, JU.".,onn;
tranActs a general banking business. Lx
'lisne and tclegrntihlc transfcrH sold on
"blfiiKo, Hau Francisco. New York nnd
principal points In the Northwest Drafts
4r.iwn ou China. Japan and IMrope. .Makes
ollectlons on reasonable terras. Levi An- (
eny, president ; V. I' .Mntlnck, vice-president:
C. 11. Wnde, cashier, II I' Johnson,
Mutant cashier.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
t I HOWARD, AltCIIITIX'T AND SU-i
twrlutendent: makes comnletc nnd relb .
'tie plans for buildings In the city or coun
try Doom 17 Judd building,
nllKIIK 4 COM4, COXTKAOTOItS AND papers In the United States or Europe, re
build Ustlnintes furnished on short i mlt by postal note, check or send to the
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In 111 have It sent you and assume all the
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er Estluiutes furnished on all kinds it will save you both trouble and risk. If
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. .. 1 from the publisher's price. Address EAST
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t ip-i Inteudeut liooin 7 over Huston
Mr I'uidleton, Oregon , WANTED ADVEUTISKIIS TO JIAKE USB
! of these classified columns. If you have
II ICEI.LEIt, I'LASTI.UIMi AND ,
uniting, cement walks a specialty l-.s-1
Imates furnished free. Work guarantee-.
i.ave orders at lladlev . eliner a ch.ar
"ore Mnlu street. I - O. hov 1'H .. I
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BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING.
, 1
liEENEW ALI), THE OLD KEI.IAULL
Shwmnker I'list-clawi repairing with
int materials, Shop in rear of Dlndlnger
Wilson A Co.
SECOND-HAND DEALERS.
V STItOULE
hand i-nml-
IN SECO..D-1
if Vi eVe I, unvthlug you
In new anil second hand furniture,
tores, granite ware nnd crockery, cull and
ft his prices. No. i Court street
NEW Ar Hnnnvii HAND
liiioDS
bought and soldi pawn biokers; money
advanced on all kinds of articles. Haters
Sherry, props. 73- Cottonwood '"tot-
TONSORIAL PARLORS,
HILLY KUA8SIO, ItAlillEIt SHOP AND
Math rooms. Main street, three doors
north of Hotel HI lieorge 1 Irstelass
ervlce.
PATrON'S SANITAKV IIAUIIE1! ,Ml0X'
IX-siwiln hlook. Court street, best
mansUlp; all the modern Improveincuts
ail toola sterilized; batu rooms
nectlon.
lu cou
BOARD AND LODGING.
mus. h7l. iiuntinoton has i'i!i!8'i!)
ine Lodglnir llouso at t y"r; , ,, 1
wherd she
patrons
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HOTEL ALTA, COItNEIt AlIA ANU
Hill streets. Hoard by the day or
week Oood table sot Kales ("J . 1
JI.75 per week. Pendleton H-ed P' '
lonnectliin. B, Compton, Prop.
WHEN YOU GO TO IMI.oTltOCK TO'
t nt tho City notel. Oood meals and
brst class rooii.. Special attention given
to commercial travelers. Mrs.
W, Pilot Itock, Ore.
ATIIENAHOTlV7r.E7blN(l "OTyL l1'1
city. 11,011 to II ,M) per day IL I Jiun-".
proprietor.
WHEN YOUK HUSINKSS TAKK? YO J"
. Helix. Hop at tho Hotel He IX Good taeaU
and kooiI aervic-. U. H, ltlchards, pruprieior
fratIernaITorpers, .
JPWn secret'slety h.M,i
!jIow block, at I'endletoii. Ore. It;
Htcher, K. It, S. ; W J. Key". P
ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED I
ATTORNEYS.
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I V..H A I'CIL LAW OPPirn tv 1,1
I UUHUIHff. " -U-JU
HAILF.Y Jt LOWl-r.r. '
law Ofllco in n.;. -';,"""-t' AT
ItAl.r.rrtAv
uenky J. IlHAN T. .
' Attoctatlon bine. Ar "Aw.
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'' i5-n,,.";I:nr;Rl ATTORNBV
PendIetou, Oregon,
AT LAW,
V p.eiikelev
Ofllcc In Savings link LulfdlDB. 1
A TTAtivni" . .
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ror.r.ii't! t
liooins 7 nnd 8. Association i',imi
MILLMAN & PlHItCE. AT-rnii-iB -n-l
l.i'W Mr. Si 111 nm n lino hnm. ,i..,i..-.i ... 1
practice In llnltnri Kmto- ".JS..
?,"l.lnak.c.? "peclalty of Patent liv
, "lock
u n. and 13. .WuiM.ti..,.
INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS
1 ..,i.oj
I HAHTMAX AlldTKACT COM I-A.ny" JUKES
Ill- n . 'v. ' lltlltlB III LIIlll.
i, "y l-OMis on city unil farm t.rui
crty. lluysand cllai kl,id of el it-t'.
I)Of a general brkratc tuilnxi l'nys lai
cs and makes Investment lor nonresident,.
Kclerencc, any bank In Pendleton
O. A. HAIiTVAN, Pre.. I,. W. HKI I) Sec
O. A. IlAUTMA.N'lr,, Vice l'rc. ' '
S. IIUVSON, ATTOIt.MIY AT LAW ;
C oi ei'tlnni aid lti,urance. Office In E.
O. building
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I. M. BEXTLKY REPIUMEX1S THE OLDEST
reiiaoio nroiinuaccident nsiiraui't
mmVMn- """" Hf.n Abstract Co.
ami most reliable 11 round accident Insiirauco
JOIIX IIAILIIY Jit II J I ivn ni
Pnf I ns ii ratice a nd col I cc tlona. o.
CABS AND CARRIAGES.
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Telepboue nia n 71 5l Office and 'walilni
Si1" ' "n
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
. .
'"K CITY LI VIIItY IIOAUI) AND SAI.K
Stable M J Carney pronrletor for
flue lurnonts' Block boafJeJ at rea,onUle
rates, Stablo lis Alia strevt
MISCELLANEOUS.
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WANTED YOUNG JIEX to prepare for Gov
ernmcut Positions Fine Openlnga in all De
rnrtments. Oood ,iliirics llapld Prumotlous.
r.xainiuauons toon rnriii'uiars rr-e
Inter-Siatu Cor. Inst., Cedur Kaphls, 1
FOIt SVLE-IIOII.ER AND I HOUSE POtVER
vertical hlch r-need eunlue Also a J0-llht
Generator incliiulug all inltch board Instru
EJA, n1.0r "(1Jte"'
Klst- "'' ''"''o'"".
WM. F. YOUNKA ttlLI. PAY PIIOJIPT AT
tentiou to ul, hales aid postiiu bills Oor
resiHiudcuce solicited. Commission reasonable
P. o. Hox '.'.U. Pendleton
' DlVOItUS LAWB-PETKK VE'; ADVICE
Ireo ! fees, term to suit; i'j years' experience,
O(lice60 Garden St., Pendleton, Oregon.
ISUIlSCIilliniiS TO MAGAZINES, IK YOU
I want to subscribe to magazines or news-
.0m.tliln2 vou have no use for, offer to
. , ... otnetlilnB that some other
,10(, ,,, lm?e nml ijave no UBC for aun,e-
h (, t ee(1 , . bu-lncsa. ;
Vou may have nn extra horse that you1
may wish to trade for a cow or a vehicle. ,
somebody may have the cow aud vehlclel
and want tin horse. 10c or ..Ic want ad
wll rr0bably do the business. .
.
wanted YOUIt OltDEItS 1-Ott E.N-,
giRvvd cards, wedding Invltatloni, etc.:i
ion engraved visiting cams who piaie,
fLSOi additional cards In future, tl per
Hundred lur r-aat wreoia
i on SALE AT THE EAST OIIEOONIAN
olliie. large nouuies m h-,,b..iii ....
tabling over inn big paper can be oh
tahiid for ,". cms a bunille
OLD NEWSPAPEItS -TO PUT U.NDLIt I
carpels, ou shelves, walls, or for wrap ,
ping purposes. Old newspapers In large
Din dies of 100 each at 2.-. cents a bundle ,
at the EAST OIIEOONIAN olHc-?. Pendle
ton, Oregon
Farmers Custom Mill:
Fred Walters, Proprietor
Ctipuulty 150 burrels a day
Hour exchanged for wheut
Hour, Mill Feed, Chu.wl ll. et.
always t hand
Scott's Santal-Pepsin Capsules,
A POSITIVE CUHE
ForunammatlonprOatarrt
fl.H.
Kid-.yi. No cure no pay. i to supplying millers' wants, p.xpori
curaa quickly and l'etma- er8 nre iiaruy prepared to trade ex-J-.iio.VSUr.Uutee?!
tonslvoly al present, even were there
nomatuirofhowio.KcaUDd lfTee offerings of wheat. It being rath
Bold bVUmLlT" er early to establish standards and
at.oo, or by mail, postpaid, )rCOB, wheat Is coming to tide
VHrlAu.VMlll CO ' watcl' 111 8,na11 lut8' acti0" moTnl
THA ""iTAoHio0-' !ire will hardly bo In force before
' ,T"r r- CehmlH &. Co
Sold by F. W. Schmidt & so.
ir.t iiinUiftMCti
L'ie Blu Mr
dl-lirs.lnnaiu'"atioa.
Irritation J or ounatlo-i
.l to iOIOUI.. fcl,.T,. .nn.,l3ltU
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DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST
rou iNji itins
.r.- ux ii,, t .ifruld you II n-i lu.rt"'
"Oi ' no l'olo ba broken mc stvirm utnea ultcady.'
GENERAL TENDENCY IS
STRONG IN GRAIN MARKET.
Livestock Market Is Weaker and
Marked by Several Pronounced De
clines The Green Grocers' Stuff
Is All Cheaper Than a Week Ago
A Few Staples Have Appreciated
In Price,
Tho local market Is HhlftltiR lint In
little things. One or two of tho sta
ple articles have jumped tip a notch
or two, but the rise has been little
ami usually comes nt this tlmo of the
year. On the other hand, most of the
green things in the market have inker.
a tumble since this time last week.
and altogether the scale Is more to
the llklnir of tho housewire than it has
been
The biggest change In the list is in
the livestock scale, and tho bottom
seems to be loose In this part of the
business. Cows have dropped from
$3 per hundred to $2.G5 and $2.75, nnd
steers have gone from $2.G0 to $2.30.
This is tho lowest price that lias held
In the stock market for some time,
and those who arc dealing In that
part of the business say that the low
est price has not as yet been reached.
The cause of tho change is laid to
the door of tho scarcity of feed, and
the consequent overcrowding of the
range. Feed Is nt a premium and un
less some of tho cattle In the county
are sold, all of them will come
through the winter In poor shape. If
they got through at all. The market
is thus crowded and the price has
fallen,
Pendleton Retail Grocery Prices.
Coffee Mocha and Java, best. 00c
per lb.; next grade, 35c per lb: lower
grades coffee, 25c to loc per lb.;
packago coftco, and 20c per lb, 3
packages for 00c.
Itlce Best head rice, 12Vc per lb.;
next grade, 10c per II).
Sugar Cune granulated, best. $0.50
per sack; do, 13 pounds, Jl.
Salt Coarse, $1.10 per 100: table,
$2.50 per 100.
Flour H. It., $4.40 per barrel Wal
ters', $4.40 per barrel.
Watermelons, 25f?3Cc each.
MuBknielons, 5?20e each.
Apricots, 5c box.
Peaches, 7c pound.
I'euch plums, 5c.
Tomatoes, 5c pound.
Green corn, 20c do?.on
(Jreen beans, 5c pound.
Onions, Hie.
Cabbage 3c pound.
Carrots, 2c pound.
flreeti tipples. 3c lb.. $1 box
Cucumbers, 2 for 5c.
Potatoes. lUc per pound.
Pendleton Livestock, Poultry and Pro
duce Market.
Chickens Hens, 7c; $1.00
dozen; i ousters, 4 to C cents.
Geese, per dozen, $9.
Ducks, per dozen, $4.
Ililtler. 40 to (Me. good.
Kggs. 20c.
Garlic, 15c per pound.
Choice Beef Cattle, Etc.
Cows, per hundred. $2.i&S 2 75.
Steers, $3.5003.00.
Ho. llvf, $55.50.
Hogs, dressed, 74T7V.C.
Veal, dressed, 78lc
per
I'ortlnud Aug. 2. Theie is no lm
imrtnnt IrailliiL' uolliE oil. business bu-
,iom. f0r some tlmo past confined
Seilietlllier 1. Dtimu u-iiii"
b))ovi ear,u,t. nntdim.
Hons, while on others the outcome
will be poorer than expected, but on
the whole the crop In Eastern Ore
gon and Washington may be said to
lx turning out much better on thresh
ing teturns In England values are
depreciating ou account oi improved
crop conditions throughout England
.. 1.. i.li'n rtlli.
Kenortuiy it is iuo vuuy w m
. . - mi iiiiiri"fi rrrnti TWTif
COMMERCE
TRAD
'A
tntlouR on new crop wheat, but prob
ably "3 cents per bushel on dock
hero would be full export value. Mil
lers nro paying 5 cents premium
above those figures; how long this
will last Is problematical.
There Is every Indication that
prices will hold firm, nnd mnny export
to see better quotations than those
now prevailing. Few grain growers
are anxious to sell, and the majority
nre holding their wheat In the expec
tation that the rise In price which be
gan almost with tho season's opening
bid will continue,
Quotations ate- Club. "fiffTTSc, blue
stem, 78fSlc; valley, "Do per bushel.
Flour The demand from the Orient
continues good and millers are all
satisfied with the way the new sen
son opens up. Every steamer leaving
for the Orient has nil itvitllablo space
taken tip, Tho samo Is good until
November, with good domain.. Not
only China and Japan are In the mar
ket, but reports say that Russia is
's" in "ei'tl f "our. us stocks thete
"nve gone down to a low ebb. Call
fornln Is Inking fair stocks, as well
ns Central and South America. Mill
ers expect to use 17,000,000 bushels
of wheat this season for export. If
this Is true, exporters will have very
little for export. Quotations nre from
$4 to $4.35 per barrel
Millfeed Receipts or uitllstulTs
were light nil last week but the do
nitind was good and prices (irmly
held. Sales of bran were made on
the basis of $22.50 per ton Most of
the demand was from California, al
though there was a good local de
mand nnd from points lu the Intel lor
Shorts were In fair demand and prices
obtained were $23 per ton. Middlings
fair nml steady, $2C50 iier ton.
llarley Ilitslncss at n standstill on
account of the mysterious purchase
of barley at Dayton, Wash., at fancy
prices: there Is no hope of anything
being done until growers realise that
Ibis price cannot be paid. In the
meantime, growers nro harvesting and
hauling to win chouses. Exporters nro
doing nothing and nre out of tho mar
ket and will only trade at $19.50 fori
feed. $20.60 for blowing per ton
San Francisco Markets
Sun Francisco, Aug 2(1. There Is
very little doing In shipping wheat,
as most nil exporters are out of tho
market at present prices. It Is im
possible to do any export business at
prices demunded by tho grower, as u
loss states tho exiorter in the face,
and Europeun markets nro dull and
neglected. Millers are the only buy
ers and they nre only buying to fill
orders. The ciop Is turning out what
we expected, about 550.000 tuns. Tho
crop Is way below tho aveiago. Ship
ping iiualltles bring $1.45 and milling
$1.50 to $1.00 per cental.
Llarley Receipts are coming In
quit, heavily and prices aro weaker.
Feed is plentiful, but brewing very
scarce. Quotutlons uie very Irregu
lar; feed brings $1.03 to $1.00; brew
lug $1.12 to $l-17Vi per cental.
Wool Markets.
Doston. Aug. 20. Although tho
wool market appears to be u Ultlo
mote quiet this week, the volume of
sales has reached a fair aggregate.
Tim feature of the week has ben tho
better demand for fine wools. I'rtcos
show little change and thuio Is no
weakness In any particular.
Quotations Territory Idaho line.
14016c: lino medium 10Vi&17Vc;
medium. I8CM-C. Wyoming fine. 140
15c- llni' medium, l.y017c; medium,
18'.Sil9c; Utah and Novada fine. 15
fiilfie- fine medium, 17017'4c, Mon
tana line choice. 190 20c; lino medium
choice 19 0 20c: staple. 200 21c me
dium choice. 20 0 21c
Health and Pleasure.
When one goes to Lehman Springs'
thoro Is every assurance that not only
will one's health bo benefited by the
pure bracing mountain air and bath
ing to bo enjoyed there, but a so
while gaining health one can eu Joy
a great variety of pleasure rang ng
from hunting and fishing to bowling
and golf. C. H. Duttott has sustulned
his reputation as a capable host by
the manner in which ho Is providing
for the cotufott and pleasure of hi
guests. Huron Toll a Russian, has nut been
heard from slnco May. 1902 He was
attempting to make a thorough explo
ration of northern Siberia.
Si Bflfl 1 T ttftttlkVii't'tfil WimmtSti4t iWlti
20, 1903.
TRANSPORTATION LINE.
ODFfSAIM
SH OUTLINE
and UNION PACIFIC
Two Trains to the East Dally
Through Pullman standard and Tourist sleep
ing ear dally to Omaha, Chicago; tourlsi
sleeping ear oally to Kansas CI y: throngl
rullmtn tourist sleeping run rtonally coo
ducted) weekly to (.'Mono, Khm ntjr, re
clining ehalr cars (test, tr. clothe Easirially
rirT Tlmo SctirMnlo ' laairt
ro From l'oiiillpton rison
Tortland Portland Special Nn. 1 I TH Eatt
:10am I sroia.m,
Chicago Chicago Special No ? . Portland
o!M pm 1 Miopm
Pottltu.l Mall and Etpnis NoJ Tht tu
IM.m I :t M
Thu i:.t Malt and Impress No.S Portland
UWaci :am
t'tndlton Pataenter 8poial
No, 7 4;pa
Spnkan Spokane Paitcnfrr
r:U a m No. s
i
t'eada ton Branch i ,
JIliM Train No. II I ' T "
60 p m
Walla alia Pianch
.Mixed Train No. ti ',
Ocean and River Schedule.
FROM PORTLAND.
1 All tailing datea mb-,
. .x. , lecttorhanrf , ...
I
Dally
eacept
HunJaj ,
siiwp m.
Haturday
10 ) p m.
Rail every S daya.
Columbia Kim
To Astoria and Way
Landings.
I
WHIntiictte Itlvor,
I Hoats leavo Portland dally, rirept Samla)
I "lire of water permitting) lor lllamelle am
I Yamhill Itlvi r points.
I lave
1 lilparta Snake Hirer
4Wi. m. Klparla to Lewlsion
Dally
, Eicpt lon
f r WAM3LKY, Agent, Pendleton
WASHINGTON
! COLUMBIA RIVER
; RAILROAD
Take this
route for
Chicago, St Paul, St Louis, Kan
sas City. St Joseph, Omaha and
All Points Cast and South
Portland and points
on the Sound
TIMIC CAIIII
Arrive at Pendleton Monday, Wednes
day and Friday, 1,45 p. m. Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, 1I.5
a, m.
Leave Pendleton, 7 p. m.
I. ate Walla Walla da. ly.ea.t bound. II Kl p lu
Arrive Walla Walla dally,est bound, 10:1a a, m
Kor Information regarding rates and art-tun-modatlous,
call on or address
W AfAMH, Agent
Pendleton, Oregon
S. It I'ALDhKIIKAl), O V A.,
Walla Walla, Vtaiblngtnll
RUNS
Pullman Sleepii.R Cars.
l-k'UHiit 1)1 ni nn Cars,
Tourist Sleeping Car.
fur. I'A Ul.
I MINNKAI'OMr
' DUI.UTH
ifAiuin
ro
(J HAND KOHKf
' CKOOKHTON
' WINNK-'KU
! HKIiKNA and
lUU'lTK.
THROUGH TICKirrS TO
CHIUAUU
WAHHINOTON2
PHII-AUKLPHiA
nkw vojik:
uohton
aud all point Koxt ami B-iutli
rhrongh llc.eU to Japan and China, via
T-Coma and Northern P-Clllc SUausblp C
sad Amaiitau line,
III. SCHIOULS.
lialmUaiaPaodlalon dally tiMH sif
it 7 1JQ P. ro.
for lurthsr Inforicitlou, Unit cards, tun
indticU,c-llon or writs ,;,A"?li..
dbctou, Oregon, Of A. V. (IHAHLTOIJ,
Third and Morrison SU., Portland. Ota.
mm MANHOOD
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HOTELS.
I HOTEL
, PENDLETON
1 VAN DRAN BROS.. Prous.
;Thc Best Hotel in Pendletoa
. and as tooJ m any.
The Hotel I'entlleton lias mat!
been Kftttcil and rclutnishetv
inrotiKliotit. l'lione and firttr
alarm connections with all rooms.
Uaths in suites and single rocms.V
Headquarters for Traveling Meil
uommotuous sample Kooms,
Rates $2 & $2,501
Hptt'lnl rtii by week or mouth
r.xcelli'llt t tllallie.
l'niinpt Dltiltigitmnt wrrlci
Harand billiard room In councctlo
Only Three Mocks from Dcpo
GOLDEN RULE IIOTEI:
Corner (Viiti and Jornwn Strreta,
PrudUton, Orraon.
M. F. Kolly, Proprlotor.
HEATED BY STEAM
LlflllTED BY ELECTHICITY
AUK i'leiiii I'luil, i-iii VI MS to'.'.m!l
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Ktmip.nti I'luil. AOii, Tile, I.IMI.
xs-mi i-iih iy wtt'K or month.
Prrc 'bus meets all trains)
Commercial trade solicited
Flnr sample rooal
SH?fiaI Attention Given Country Tml
HOTEL
ST. GEORGE
CORNER MAIN AND WEBB ST:
(JfcO. UAIIVEAU, Prop.
I:lc";nritly Furnished
steam nemic
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liuropcan Plan.
Dlock and a (tall (rum depot.
Sample room In connection.
ROOM RATE
50c, 75c, III
THE PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OREGON
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