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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1903. PHYSICIANS. Office mini". . -- 01 TiHCim""1 ' " rTTT M D.. DGSI'AIN III.OCK. I1.' '.V'tlnirffH eye troubles, catar- lepbonc mala llrfi. h . .,inn OFFICII OVER ence kih"u" . r..,,,.-i.i II D.. IIOMKOPATHIC P. i Biirceon. Office in Jima "clenl...ue" office, black 73: re.- Ilack 24 ...... ...r 1 1 a tariff A. lack 1C1 .nk unvarni A W oni!..--1 - - - rCN' K III, AIM. Olil.r., ... .....n.t.r.. nnimwin , office 'iilionc main 721 ! ret ! 27S . t ALLEN HOONH. OSTEOPATH P srV Tuouipson street. House b 303, and office 'puone mack KIKBV . 1-1IY310UN ANI) S"K. 111 JIIUI1 nullum.. ,.""", ,, , U KU4U1GI1CO rmilltt wnm I.. , 01 -(ton. (DENTISTS. KcoiIAN DENTIST. Ori'ICIO IN fcullillus muni:, itu . . tixs DENTIST, OFFICE IN AS- Ion block, over ocnunuia new unit I'bone, red 271. FtERINARY SURGEONS. fcUIlP,'!! (IKAIIUATE OF Till: Wcl 'll uoiifge lAiiruuiimii, .- uc fistrlct II t All domestic aiilinula I, ll'Mllll principal, .mm ni table Main street, opposite lintel Ke nidi o puone .1111111 ion III. 81 IK.IiON nr. 11, 1;. mu.miiiu, t,n 11 lunltyul IVnn Veterinary he or IU yean. Olllee at lallman'n ruinllct ill, lire , mom.- .mu n.i. iANKS AND BROKERS. national hank of athena. h. Capital f.iU.iMMi . aurpiiis auu 1 10,000 Interest on time deposits, j k orelgll nilU uoun-aui- ettuuu. fci promptly attended to. Henry i. president T J Kirk, vlce:pres- I. S. I.eUrow, casuier . 1. M. icmp, liler fcElIIIUS UANK OF WESTON, b, Oregon, noes a general uaua ktst. 1 xchange bought and sold. tj promptly attended to. li. Jam kslihiit. iieorge W. Proebatcl, Meat J It, Kilgorc, canlilcr ; il ia. A llartniau. M. si. Jonm. x. I (, I) uraw, J. r Kilgorc. uoo feioti O W PriM'batPl, ICNUI.ETON SAVINGS HANK. kton, Oregon, Organized jinren 1, K'onltal. siiiO.Olll) : Htirultis. flllll.- Itrrst allowed on nil time deposits. t bought and sold on an principal Special attention given to col W J Furnish, nrealdeut : J. N. Icepreslilent ; T. J, Morris, cashier; Haloney, assistant cashier. IvifmvAT. iiAvr; rip I'nvnr.R. (Capital, JiO.UOO; surplus, 3,(ioo; a a general bnuklng huslnesa. Ex tad telegraphic trnnsfera sold ou osu rranciscn, ii-w iiirit nuu I points In the Northwest. Drntts 1 cnino, japan and i;tiropu. aiaxes .a An....n.n T aI An. un i'U l ITU nt, 1 1 1, 1,117 inline. nu- l3lJent; W F. .Matlock, vlce-prcs-C. 1:. V.'nile cashier , II. I Johnson, : rasnier. sHITECTS AND BUILDERS. HOWARD. ARCHITECT ANI) SU. leadeat, 11111 ken complete nnd rell us ror Diiiiiiings in the city or coun, u li J mid tiuiiding. i COLE. CONTRACTORS ANI) Estlmutea furnished un short Job work a specialty. Prompt Shop on U 1 11 It street near Main. IAY. CONTItAt'TOU AND HUILD- IKatlmates furnished on all kinds Hi 17, cement walks, stone walls, etc. Irtlers at East Orogonlan office. ritOUTMAN. ARCHITECT ANI) intemleut Room 7 over Eoston endlctou, Oregon. Kl-r.r.rit lir lUTmitvrj ivn 1.1,1 IDC mm.lir wnltu n ui.urtloltv Vm. inmlslied free Work guaranteed. iMaln street. P. O. box 104. FRATERNAL ORDERS. LODOK, NO. 4. MIlKTri KVKHY ttl eepnlnc In K.amI U.,la,v lll block, at Pendleton. Ore. It. W. 1. s. : W J Keye.. C, (J. ECOND-HAND DEALERS. lOllLU, DUALKIt IN 8EUO..U- inwuii. ir there In northing juu uu Beeuua uaau uruiture. iTBDlte Wnri. niwl ,.r..,.L.,pv ..nil mnA IMlcei. No. 212 Court street. I ANn Ul.. ,., nnP 1 I!! 1. " Pw" broken J money w- . an unas or nrticiel. waten V' Propw. 732 Cottonwood -ueet. pN0RIAL PAR LOR 8. in l T""1 HAititriii mtur. f. .,fk! Court ureet: bt worn, P, t l thi. , . 1 . a 1 -.... , .... Utilized; batb room. Id con- J0 AND LODGING. LL;inl.mTIN0TrJ HA8 puHciiAsisn r bo glsi to co bar trlendii nd l?i. 1 ,?0IlNK" ALTA AND 2SJtubl? ,ot- Rt M.75 and on n ' 1nllolon Kel Vurd In B. Umpton. I'rop. ilSI';,LS.Al,N0 HOTKI. IN T1IK w lo j 60 per day, ll. ' Milieu, tu.R. .'U?1NK88 TAKK8 YOU TO F'otvlc.. n. u. uiniitrii.. propriety NCE AND LAND BU8INE83 IN-tlKANOK CO.. Joo Ell, lfjAr COMI'ANf MAKK8 p , "cUof tltl et 011II Unit. In Uma. tuni" i''.ll'ra8i biulUMi. I-avmax. LPUN r,, Vice. I're. l-V1XKVuu tt riiti.! .! "mew jh the OI.UG8T ronico with llartman Abstract Co. IlIAir.nv .. MerMnL.i.iV I' AND COM- bor77" e.c'a"y tle of land flllniri I uuu buldlne, room 10. mness Cards and Societies 1 3FESSIONS AND TRADES, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. ATTORNEYS. JAMHS A. FKK, LAW OFPIC15 IN JUOD building. iiailev & r.ownr.L, attorneys ai Inw. OlDcc In Deapaln block. IlAl.r.EItAY & McCOUKT, r.AWYEUS. aoclutlon building. AS CAIITIIR & ItAI.EY. A TTOItNP.YS AT law. uince in saving r.nnk building. IIEN'ItY J. MIAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. A?t.oclatlon block, lenuletcu, Oregon. R. J. SLATnit, ATTORNEY. J mid building. ROOMS 425 E D. I'.OYD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Court street. Ill L. IS. M'.nUER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, rendlcton, Oregon. N. ISERKELEY. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ofllcc In Savings llnnk building. II. E. COLLIER, LAWYER, OFFICE Rooms 7 nud 8, Association building. STILLMAN Ss PIERCE, ATTORNEYS AT Leu Mr. Still 1nn.11 has been admitted to practice In United States patent oillces nnd mal;es n specialty of Patent Law. Rooms 11), 11, 12 nnd 13, Association Illock. CABS AND CARRIAGES. CITY CAIt LINE, ERWIN RAKER, PROP. Telephone main 791. Office and waiting room, Alta street, next to Savings Hank building LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. THE CITY LIVERY HOARD AND SALE Stable. M. J. Carney, proprietor, for rlno turnouts Stock boaroea at reasonable rate., btulile 118 Alta Street. ). K. FKnii YAUI), 1110 Aura ctreet. R. II. I'attou A Son, Pro pi. Lnrgccomfiirtalile st tils, plenty of feed and proper attont on given finMO". Telephone Red MM Livery In con uectlou. MISCELLANEOUS. MEN'S KESOrwT, YOU are invited Free reading room Why 1101 join uud get the ad. vautiiiio of free bath, use 01 pum-hlng bag and I other equipments. Including library and lend ing room Terms, Jl.Ou to Join and ilic a mouth I illlu. I IIUKKSM AKIN'O -I am prctnred to do dress- ' mafcl ik and sewing of all kinds flood unrk'f Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs I'. 1). Mann, Wl Jano street ' FOR SALU-IIOILER AM) lJlwU.SE POrtLU' vertical high opeed engine Also a 40-llght Generator liicludltig all snitch board Instru nients For particulars, call on or address Fnnp Kink, Ilot:"U, Peudlclnn, Ore J WM. K YOHNKA MI.I. PAY PROMPT AT tcutlnu to ap sales a id posting blllt Cor respondctii'csollcltcd. CommUston reasonablo 1-. u. nox i-eiiuietou DIVORCV. LAWS-l'El'KR WEST; AUVICE free; fees, tonni to suit , '2H years' cxierlencc. OlliceftW tiarden St., Pendleton, Oregon. LOSSES ALWAYS MET PROMPTLY By the Firt: Insurance Com panies we represent. Oui companies statul first in the world. Attut Hiirtforti Kite luaurutiee L'o.f la,2ol),U7b Alliaueo AsHtirance Co ... 2fl.039,it3 Loudon & Lancashire Fire Insitrnticp Co 2,544,'tM North Brltbh St. Mercautilr Co ... . 1,095,74 Iloyal Itisuranre Co. 22,807,153 FRANK B. CLOPTOii AGENT BOO iVLAIN STREET The Columbia Lodging House Well vcntilatod, neat and ' I.U 111 U I l.ll'l Iwuilis, - lied5. Har in connection 1 where bust Roods are ! bet vcu, Main Street, centet of block, between Alta and Webb Streets. F. X. Schempp Propri e t 0 r How to Sell a Crop and Still Have it. A crtot inauy farineri. carry their crop for a long time after harreit waiting for an advance ill pricen. Ttiowt who need money can get a large part of the value of their crop out in money ami atill hold the grain for an udvanctr In the following manner. riuppuae a farmer has j.oco tmhcl of wheat which he can sell at 6 cent 11 l.iHhell let him nell it 11111I receive tj.ajo in .iynieut; then let him buy f.ooo ttuh eN of May wheut and inurgln it 5 ceuU n bushel. This will require Jiyi.eo, He will then have Ij.ooo to use a he aces fit If the price of May wheat goe up five cent per biuliel, he will make f 150 the name a if he had held 111 J.ooo bihel of wheat In liU granary, Voura for consideration, Coe Commission Company B. E. Kennedy, Local Mgr. PENDLETON RETAIL MARKET! Quotations on Staples Furnished by Local Merchants and N Revised Eggs are not high priced In Pen dloton alone, but in Bolso City thoy arc selling for 30 and 35 cents per dozen, in Baker City 30, Wnlla Wall.t 27'$ and In La Orando they cannot 00 nougni nt any prlco. In Wallowa county they arc yet comparatively cheap, selling at 22 and 23 cents in trade. There are several thousand dozens of packed eggs in that county which will bo unloaded next week. In Sumptor and Granite eggs are always very high priced at this sea son of the year, but Just now they aro 40 cents, being the high water mark for October for several years. Peaches aro on the wane. Oreon beans are somewhat out of season, and dry onions aro coming in. RETAIL GROCERY PRICES. Coffee Mocha and Java, best, 50c per lb.; next grade, 35c per lb; lower grades, coffee, 25c to 15c per lb.; packago coffee, L'Op per lb., 3 pack ages for 50c. Itlct Best head rice, 12ic per lb.; next grade, 10c per lb. Sugar Cano granulated, bestJG.50 per sack; do 13 Ibi $1. Salt Coarse, $1.10 per 100; table, $2.50 per 100. Flour B, H.p $1.25 per barrel; Walters' $4.25 per barrel. Bacon 20-25c per lb. Ham 20-25c per lb. VEGETABLES. Carrots, 2c per lb. Potatoes 1c per pound California sweet potatoes, 5c per pound Made of felt, thor oughly saturated with P&B compound. Not impaired by varying temperatures. Does not evaporate, crack, expand or contract. A low priced roofing that can not be equaled. Send for booklet' The Paraffinc Paint Co. c San Francisco. Seattle. Pnrllanrf I na AnM.l.a ana Denver, Colorado. C, TAYLOK, Agent 'I bare cone 14 lu,a at a time without movement of Hi i.oivrU, not belni; able to move t huui t'Xet)it lr 11-.1111; liol water injections. Cliriuilci'iHiMllui ion for bQTeii yeurv iiluLt-d mo 111 tuiB terrible t nidi ion: ilurlui: tlmt time I dlvt ev orjl Mm I liealil of tint liu r Ii.uml unr lelli f 1 turb vraHUiyc.lse unlit 1 1.1111 Hi hi: CAhCAUI"l'S I now liuvo f. am one I' ee t'liiisuueii & dur ftiid If I na rleh 1 noilld i;ivlluiu!lfar eneli innteiiicuti ll U nucli a rolltf Aimui Kill M. 1KI Huuvl M lielrbll, llloli. 1'lentAiil I'lOalutUt' I'utent l'ate Good 1H Uuotl vtrunll Wi'jktfii (troruic 10- ,c, aOc ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... lUr.laf IUwmJ; ttmvWt I Mm. Moslrvftl. 1t Ml SO DIFFERENT. Lots of Claims Like This, But so Dif ferent Local Proof Is What Pen dleton People Want. There are 11 great many of them. Hvery paper has its shato. Statements hard to believe, harder to prove. Statements fiom far-away placet.. What peoplo say lu Florida. l'tiblic expression from California. Oftlmes good indorsement there. Hut of little service here at home. Pendleton people want local proof. The sayings of neighbors, friends and citizens. Homo indorsement counts. It disarms tho skeptic; is beyond dispute. This is the backing that stands be hind every box of rwan's Kidney Tills. Hero is a case of it: 8. 1J. llaldwin, retired, of 709 Thomp son street, Pendleton, Ore., says: "When I saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised, I desired to try them and got n box at tho Hrock & McComas Co, drug store, Thoy did mo a world of good. My kidneys had bothered mo off and ou for 35 years, always more bovcroly after I had caught cold, There was not much backache, but I was nnnoyed with a weakness of tho kidneys which disturbed my rest bov oral times each night. I got Doan'8 Kidney Pills at Hrock & McComas" drug store, and used seven boxes in all. Thoy corrected tho function of tho kidneys and strengthened my back as woll." For salo by all dealors. Price CO cents' por box. Kostor-MIlburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y solo agonts for the United States. Ilomomber tho name -DOAN'S nud take no other. Tho Oregon Dally Journal can be found on sale at Frazler's book store ON ' i tWliPk CANDY ' K 'IkJLy CATHARTIC I Wfefe, TRAOC MARK BtOlftTlRtO j Daily. (larll , 10c per lb. Cabbage, 3c per pound, Beets, 10 lbs. 25c. Green beans, Co lb. Tomatoes, 5c lb. Onions, 10 lbs. 25c. Squash, 15-35e. Parsnip, lu lbs. 25c. Pumpkins, 15-26c. FRUITS. Watermelons, 15-25e each, Crapes, 5-10c pound. Peaches, 5c pound, best 3 pounds tor sc. snake river. Plums, 3c. Bananas, 40c dozen. Apples, S5c-$i.00 box. Pears, $1.00 box. l.emous, 40c doz. Oranges, 40-5uc lloz. Crab apples, 2U.0 lb. Prunes, 3e lb, 50c box. LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY. The following prices are paid by dealers Li the producer: Chickens Hens, 7c; $4.00 per do en; roosters, 4 to fi cents. Geese, per dozen, $9. Ducks, per dozen, $1. Butter, 50-t5c, good. Kggs, 25c. CHOICE BEEF CATTLE, ETC Cows, per hundred, $2.I0 $2.50. Steers, $3.10-$3.25. Hogs, live, $5.50. Hogs, dressed, 7c. Veal, dressed, C-7e. Slteep, 52.252.50. HAY. Alfalfa, loose, $12. Ioose wheat, $12. MILKMAN A MURDERER. Seattle Jury Finds That Poison in Milk Killed Infant. A jury In Seattle lias fotinil tuat the rnnvamisli Hairy company 13 guilty or killing a Greek Infant, by the fticmlcals iii-etl in liillk fiirnislioil Hie amily. , Hie child tlloil from some unknown cause ami the coroner had the fun r-rul procession slopped, anil tin c mill's stomach examined. It was found by experts that deatlt had been caubed by formaldehyde, used In the n.ilk as it preservative, and warrants 1 were nt once issued for the members , of the dairy company. 'J no Seattle Star is credited with 1 prosecutliiK the fight against impure milk and this is oti of the results of the Investigation. Sale of Imported Thoroughbreds, Now York, Oct. Prominent horseinen from many parts of th countiy attended tno opening of the grent sale of Imported thoroughbred stock nt the American Horse U.v cnango today. Tlie thoroughbreds to be disposed of at the t-ale form one of the largest collections of im ported blood eer brought to this country. Among the lot are 22 biood mares from the studs 01 King Ktl ward VII., the late Colonel Harry McCalmont and it. C. Vltier. also 20 yearlings, 10 weanlings a:id two stal lions, one of which Ih tho Virginian, a son of tlte x-rby winner, Ayrslilie. Lumber Company Under Fire. The Hooth-Kelly Lumber company of Douglas county Is being unmerci fully scorfd by Willamette valley pa I-ctk for hiring n locator to como to The Dalles nnd got the first call 011 some choice timber land In tho Ca' cades, Just opened tor settlement. The locater blood In line at tho land office door for -IS hours awaiting an opportunity to file. Lost His .Hotel. J K Halnwater of Dayton, Wasu ington, who has just returned from , a trip to California, had a novel ex 1 perienco while in San Francisco. Ho left his wife In ihoir room at the hotel, and went for a walk, lie for got tho namu of his hotel, Its location nnd all description of it ami staid out until morning hunting for It by aid of the police. Hop-picking Interrupted. Tho heavy rains in Washington have interrupted hop.plcklug lu the Puyallup, Vaklma, Kent and Auburn, yards and the IJrlllsu Columbia null ans who have been picking there have Ifet for their homes. Twenty-Year Franchise, Tho rouuty court of Spokane Coun ty granted a 20-year franchlso yes terday to tho Interstate Tclephono Company, A new line will hu built from Ilathdrutn, Idaho, to Spokane. First Ginseng Crop, Tho flrsT ginseng crop to bo raised In tho West is to bo planted by J, D. Itldlow. of WaitsLurg, this fall. Hu has ordered seed from Missouri for about 10,000 plants and will seed the ground next month, Fulton Has Resigned. Senator C. W. Fulton has tendered his icsignatlon to Governor Cham berlain, us stato senator from Clat sop county. Five Mill Levy for Walla Walla. in th,. Wnl l Wulln school district it is expected to make u live mill special levy on a valuation or WW, D98.40, on Oct. G. For Cattle Stealing. W. H, Mynatt is under 200 bonds ut Long Creek for stealing a hand of cattle from tho Dougherty boys of tlmt place. Grade Too Heavy for Auto, Owing to tho heavy grade, tho plan for running nu automobile lino from Walla Wnlla to U'wlston has boen abandoned. TRANSPORTATION LINES OREGON and UNION PACIFIC Two Trains'.to tho East Daily Thnmxli Pullman lamlanl andTourlt aleep tnR citri dally to Omaha, Chicago; lourlii lceplht rar flftllr to Kantian t'l'yi throntl Pullman tourist lecplne cart peimnally cnu ducted) weekly to Chicago, K"na City, re. i-Unlng chair run. fe- fnet In Ihe K dally nr.rAUt roi Tlmo SehiMulH From Pendleton AHHIVI mo rirtlanit t :10 a 111 Portland Special No. 1 The Kail S:CU a. in. Chicago 6SO pm Chicago Special No ' Portland , 5: to pm Portland l0 a m Mall and Kipun Ko.,S The Eai l:n ra The ljt Mall and K.'preM No. A Portlnnil 4!45 a in A u a m ll'endteton l'aionger No, 7 Spokani .:Upa Spokane Spokane r;iencer 1:10 a m : ..n. 9 Pcndteion llranch Mlicd Train No. It I too p 11 tl p in Walla Wallt Ilranch Mixed Train No. U Ocean and River Schedule. FROM PORTLAND. All iilllng itatcn sub Ject to change. HKWp. m. For Pan FmneWo j ball Terr a Uy. 4aO p. n. Dally I eicejit Snndar 8:tflp m. ' Saturday 10 M0 p in. I Columtila ItUer To Astoria and Way )alld!ngi. 4:00 p. m. 8tinila Wllliunotto Ulvi r. Hoata leave Portland dally, eiccpl BiituUj fttaeu nl rater oermlttlnel for lllamettn an, Yamhlli lltver pidiita. Ieavo Leave Klpuria , Snake Hirer lwptn 4ai?n. m. 1 Klparla to U-wlaton 1 70ii. m Dallv llallr Kiept Mon I Kxcpt Mm V F WAM8I.KV. Agent, Pendlatou WASHINGTON COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD Take this route for Chicago, St Paul, St. Lotus, Kan sas City, St. Joseph, Omaha and All Points East and South Portland and polnti on the Sound TIMIC CAItl) Arrive at Pendleton Monday, Wednes day and Friday, 1.45 p. m. Tues day, Thursday and Saturday, 11.-15 a. m. Leave Pendleton, 7 p. m. Ix-are Walla Wulla ilally.eant bound, 11 :tw p 111 Arrive Walla Walla dally, H'et bound, 10:IA a. 111 Fur Information regarding rates and aciom modatlouH, i ull on oradilrein W. AIAMS, Aneiit Pemlleton, Orenon S. II I'ALDIiltllKAl), (i. I' A . nana nana, niniiiiiinii RUNS I'ulhnaii Sleeping Citih, Elegant Dining Curs, Tourist Sleeping Cars. rHl. l'AUIi MINNKAI'OIilh DUIjlITii KAROO OltANI) KOJtKf OltOOKHTON WINNKPECJ HKI,KN A and (.BUTTE. THROUGH TICKETS TO CHICAGO WAHHINGTONJ PHIL ADKIjPH lA NEW YOIIKI BOHTON and all )lnU Kant and Boutli fBHMUh tlckau to Jaoan and China, m Taeoma ana Nortattn IVclDe HUamililp (). ana Aueiiranllni. TIMB SCUKDULK, Tralna leara Pandlaton dallr nuu taaaai at 7W p. m. For furthar lnlormation. lima carda. un and tlotata, call on or wrlU W, Adami, rs auttoo, uragon, or A. u. uiAKLTun, Taira ana Marritou bu roniana, tn. ICE We keep nothing but pure natural Ico, frozen from pure, i clear mountain water. It goes farther and lasts longer than artinclul ice. All wo ask Is uu unprejudiced trial of our ire. Why not older a caao of the celebrated Schlltz, A. II. C. or Oambrinus for your Sunday dinner? 'Phono your order to Main ! HENRY KOPITTKE Mt fr7 HOTELS HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS., Props. The Best Hotel In Pendleton and n Rood a.i any. 111 1 lie Ho. ci l miu U n li;is jnsl been rclittetl ami n-dirnislieil inroitKliotit IMk tv ami fire nlarni connections with all rooms Haths 111 sii'tos .iml single rooms Hoiidqunrtors lor Travoling Mod Commodluus Sainpld Rooms. Rates $2 & $2.50 Speolnl rule by week or month Kxeellent t'uWue. l'ronipt DinlngriHim M-rvtce. Bar and liilllaril room in connootion Only Three Blocks from Depot GOLDEN RULE HOTEL Corner Court and .lohimon Rtreeta, lVudlelon. Oregon. M. F. Kolly, Proprlotor. iiiiB HEATED liY STEAM LIGHTED BY ELECTHICITY AnierU-iiii I'lilll, rtiii.Kjjit.vn to aV.(MI HUltllV. Klll-fipeilll PI1111, AOii, 7Ai, SI.IM). HHeliil i-iiIon hy week or moiitU, Tre; 'bus meets nil trnlnsl Commcrclnl trade solicited Pine sample roomt Social Allciitioii Given Country Tra HOTEL ST. GEORGE C0UNEK MAIN AND WEBB STS GEO. DAItVEAU, Prop. Elegantly Furnished Steam Heated iiuropean Plan. Block and a half from depot) Sample room In connection. ROOM KATE 50c, 75o, $1.01 THE PORTLAND PORTLAND. OREGON American 1'lau, Jj per day aud uptai IUaiuaiteia for tourUU aud cuuidickUI trav eler", bpiclalratta made lo ramllica audatagU ftnlltuirn, The wauagtiuent will be plMd at all tliura to abnw loouia and give price. A modern TuraUb Ixtli tUablUbmculln tk koU4. II, C. HOWKK8. Mananet, When You Order FROM US yon an- nue of two llilngn, 1st. Yotlenn't get un kmmI fur It-HH liKiliey. t'ntl. Vim eaii't get U'ttrr ut any price. Low prlco In an argument no real salt-Hiuau caiea to uo. It is the best evidence that Ills goods are weal; ou itiullty and iuallty Is remembered long after price is forgotten, The (iiallty of our brand gives us the biggest biscuit business on the coast. It will ilo as imieh for you S'andard Grocery Co. Not In any Truit 218 t'ourl Blriwt a m m . . . . a m a a a a(g J