DAILY EAST ORECONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1904.
Utaiiiess Cards and Societies
LressioNS and trades, alphabettically arranged.
PHYSICIANS.
OKFICR IN JUim
fer.Tb!dV.V.la 1371;
- . nnctutV ni.fkPK'.
fl miimi and Impaired oramm.
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-rvKr.ndDR. MAIIV D. EQOI.
itiil.
MAS Offlcc. black Mil;
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rrTrr I. ROOM 17 AS80CIX-
IM Jr T.isuhooc main WH I real-
J,!k 101.
" .."-mnnnans. PHYSICIAN
nfflce In Barings Hank
'"STi. oface 'phone, main 1411:
Trt R IILAKCSLEK. CIIKONIC
.iic.niw! nnd diseases of
jndd building, corner Main and
" main v'M
-tc llliiqc huus
SS"aLMV IIOOXK. OSTKOl'ATU. I
Si Taoopson strcei. between Uour '
rr.:.. .irwii Phone mats ira cr-
ItJNK speclaltr I
ATTORNEYS.
JAb".d.i rKF" lw ticr in jud"d
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"IT.
CAItTEIt & KAI.KY, ATTOttXKYS AT
0ftlce In Saving. 1; balldlng.
H. E. COM.ir.lt, LAWYER. OFFICE
llooms . and 8, Association building
III'.NIIY J riKAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Auorlatlon block, Pendleton, Oregon.
fJiIIt ATTORNEY, 'noofi 425
AMONG THE EXCHANGES OF
THE INLAND EMPIRE
STILLMAN & I'lKRCB. ATTORNEYS AT
, lnl?n u" ben admitted to
iC"S?1l11 Lnll States patent offices,
?EL. ?, PltT of patent law
llooma in, ji, is ,! 13 4oclatlon
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
. P. O. KLKS. PENDLETON LlPGE. NO. SS
Regular meetinea r.rt iinri ihli
ofcach month. Ml brotbo s voting In the
city most cordially Invited to attend Hall In
LiImw block. Court itreet u A. llartman,
K. K., C. E. Denn, Secretary
MEN'S RESORT YOU ARE INVITED.
Free reading room. Whr nnt Inln anri
I r-n. ,1.. m ,t w. ., t n . . . .
. . . . .... 1 ."c auiantUKr Ul jrpp n.im. UP OI
0 -!."",' !i ilr.nVinn. I, . j. ... 111111 equlpmenu. In.
urnce iu """" ", : ciuainu iiurary ana rcaaini: room? Terms,
rocw 'puone, reo iii i ai.w to join and GOc a month does.
p main ii-i v.v.w... r. , -
UA31U. LUUUB NO 4 MEETS EVERY
DENTISTS. i r Monday evening In Secret Society ball.
uu vim-, ki i enaieion, ure. li. .
.... ..... pitnML.n. m.i.. Klitrhi.r. k 1! w T tr r r
i U, (uaa i.twa.
Masqueraded as a Man.
A remarkable case of a woman
masquerading aa n man lias Just como
to light near Uockvllle In tho western
pnrt of this state, near tho Oronon
line. A few davs tiro Joo Monochau.
a well known cowboy died suddenly
at the residence of Barney Mallor, on
succor creek, In Oregon. When tho
body was being prepared tor burial
It was found the deceased was a .wo
man. She had ridden the ranges In
Eastern Oregon for 25 years, and was
widely known as an expert, faithful,
untiring cowboy. She worked for the
cattlemen during the summer and in
the winter looked after her own stock
of which she possessed qulto a herd,
The woman was small of statue but
very active and' strong, and was an
expert shot with revolver and rifle.
Her home was In a dugout near Hock
vllle. She was well liked by all who
knew her well, but she avoided peo
ple much, except as she came In con
tact with them In her work.
Tho deceased was about 54 years of
nge. Nothing Is known of her ante
cedents. She served on Juries In Ore
gon and voted at all elections.
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
rScooAx, nnNTIST. OrPICB IN
.nolMIn- Tbone red 1411. k
r .--:r. .T.riL."i ii.nMfrc tw a.
L1U.V. V1" . t i.-YV.. " " 'V, month at the tied llrn. 7JM rnt,.,nurw1
a" Tr Vl '-71 ' 't' reasonable. M. L. WILLIAMS,
, TSone ri -. , .,ronnctot
HORSES BOAROED BY THE WEEK OR
Veterinary surgeons.
Ei cnnisTin graduate op tiic
1 veterinary College. Edenburgh.
,.a tjit eovernment vcterlnan In-
Ptm Yale district, It. C. All domes
sals treated on scientific prlncl
OMce at l'room's titable. Main
ft spposlte iioiei ituuicitfu, i.w
itw. Main 1311.
OLD DUTCH IIKNKY HEEU YARD, COK.
West Alts and LUllth street! 8. A. Alio,
war, prop Lar ic, comfortable stalls. Plenty
of feed. Horses given careful attention.
M11P.T SD110EON-IIR. D. C. McNABB
bitiiltllEun'a Drug S.cre.
BANKS AND BROKERS.
Isi XATIOXAL HANK OP ATHENA,
Yrri. Capital, $.U.0U0; surplus and
Si, IA'CuU:. Interest on time iletM.His.
k'LM nromotlv attended to. llcnrr
Elun. president ; T. J. Kirk, vlcejires-
;, r a. Leuron, casuier i. di. ixviuv,
. cuilv,
COMMERCIAL STABLES 0. M. KROOME,
Prop. Fne horses, good ritrs, best care given
transient stork. Opp Hotel Pendleton. Phone
Main ICl.
THE CITY LIVERY', nOAUD AND SaXe
Stab'c, Curney i Kennedy, pr prletor, for
fine turnouts. Stock boarded at reason
able rates. Stable, lis Alta st. I'none Maiu 01
Good Example to Emulate.
Dayton, Wash., Jan. 13. Mrs. Syl
via King, who lives on tho Tukanon,
about 14 miles east of Dayton, Is In
receipt of a letter from tho Maulo
Seed Company of Philadelnhla enclos-
I log a check for $51) which was sent lo
ner as a prize tot the largest and
best specimen of tho improved Ruby
King popper which the company se.
celved.
Mrs. King also received a prize from
W. Atlce Burpee & o.. for having
raised the largest and best specimen
or potatoes of the Vermont gold com
variety. These were raised on what
is known as tho King ranch, ono of
the most productive and well known
ranches in this county. Mrs. King
some time ago also received $100 as
a prize for having raised the largest
and best specimen of pumpkin.
Sugar Cane Hay.
J A. Steach. who returned recent-
riBMEItS HANK Or WESTON,
urecun Doeii a general banK-
Ibucs. Exchange boaght and cold.
I promptly attended to. 1L jam-
B-nident. George Y. l'roebstel,
siclilcat, J. It. Kllrore, cashier; di-
. v. a. tiartuan. &i. ai. jouna. i.
rtkt. C. I). Oruw, J, p. Kllgore, Itob-
llneun, U. W l'roebstel,
mOLETON SAVINGS HANK,
Mm. Orrzon. Orsanlced March 1.
CsctMl. tliO.UO : surplus. 17.''.
kfcienst allowed on all time deposits.
ait tuujut and sold on all principal
fcpsciai attention given to couec-
IT. i Furnish, uresldent: J. N.
, tiprtildtiu ; T. J. M rls. cashier
SJioney assistant cashier
.NATIONAL RANK OP I'ENDLIS
Capltal, fTO.Ouo: surplus, tur.,000.
uti a general bunking business. Ex-
sua telegraphic irnnsiers fcoiu on
;i faa 1'runclaco, New York and
points in the Northwest. Drafts
b China, Japan and Europe. Makes
1 ou reaionable terms, i.evi An-
I tnsMeat , W V Matlock, rlce-pruil-
;i a. nade. cashier: II. i, Johnson,
ut rubier
I'ECHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
l HOWARD, AUCH1TKCT AND SU-
awuitrit. Makes complete and lella-
i nr buildings In the city or coun-
A . t.,.M
I la 17
' COLE, CONTRACTORS AND
A Intimates furnished ou short
M -irk a specialty. Prompt
Shop on lltuS street, near Main.
I WT, CONTKACTOK AN DIIUILD-
unnutes rurnlshed on all kinds
SSinr. trmint nulla itnn. wnll tf
"4rs ut East Oregonlaa office.
TUODTMAN, ARCIIITnCT AND
eistebdenL Auiv-iRtifi hiu-L. I'ca.
I. Oregon.
MO.LEK, I'LASTBUlNO AND CB-
cement walks a specialty, lss-
Snir&lsbed frru-. Wi.rk imafantpAd.
StfdWa At 1 I . m. .k..r.a .IK,.
striet ! O. box 104.
bjpARDING AND LODGING.
'S-L HUNTINGTON HAH PUB-
tbe lodging bouse at 0S Garden
Ure she will be triad to see ber
huxwT iioEsi:, 8ia tuompson
rt"w. well-lighted roms. AU
lya'jbtd. Centrally located. Ooly
vui kvurt airm. liates re-
ALTA. vtiuwu ifi arsfn
"Streets
I Tart i '" P'OP- I'eotfleto"
-- ,u tanecuon. netr. wv-
SECOND.HAND DEALERS.
V. STROltLE, DEALER IN SECOND
band goods. If there Is anything you
need In new nnd second-hand furniture,
stoves, grnnlteware and crockery, call and
get his prices. No. S12 Court street.
Gl'IlDANE & MclIROOM, I'AWNHHOK
ers and second-hand dealers, have moTed
to the new Mclnrkey building, on West
Court street. Goods bought and sold.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT - FURSISHED AND O.NFUK
nlsbed rjoms. Clean, quiet place. 301 South
Main street
NEAT, CLEAN', WELL KEPT FURNISHED
Rooms to rent. Welllocited. Mrs. Slrahon,
302 Water street ; cor Johnson.
FOR KENT -GOOD FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE
for two gentlemen or two ladles Call at 610
Willow street.
WANTED.
WaSTKI? BY A COMPETENT. RELIABLE
man, nuirc ntllc position; am good box
keeper. Address T. II. McBruom, 1.6 Vi. Court
WANTED YOUI! ORDERS FOR N
graved cards, wedding Invitations, etc .
lOu engraved visiting cards with plate.
$1.60; additional cards In fntnre, ?1 Pr
hundred. The East Oregonlan.
WANTED ADVERTISERS TO MAKE
use of these classified columns, if you
bnve something you have no use for, offer
to trade It for something that some other
lKidy may have and hove no use for, some
thing that you moy need In your business.
Yoy may have nu extra horse that you
may wish to trade for n cow or a vehicle.
Somebody may hnvc the cow and vehicle
and want the horse. 15c or 25c wont ad
will probably do the business.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE p.,'!?
College street nepslrs for all macblnct.
r. A liielang, Hacaiitr
PEWER CONTRACTORS -EKED A LAFLEK
make connections with the wwer for bust-
i fconw? f and private residences. Term,
reasonable. Uae orders at T. O. Tnylora
Uardw.restor.
irna HALE -TWO GOOD FKKlf MII-CH
eos? K Jersey. nd 0 yea,, old. I'.Ur
Taehalla, elaxe Station.
f H MEKISILL, SPOKANE, WASH.. A(iT.,
vlitSon. Second b.nd nuchlnts, supplies
enl, repairs.
iva- ,rr to IIV'E- HATE YOUK CLOTHES
City bieam Olfaning and Dyeing Works, W7
V, Alia. Phone Ked m.
I'rtlt SALE AT TUB 1U8T OitEGONIAN
ofttce-Urge buudles of newsMpa.
tontalnlng or 100 Ug PfP". can be ob
tained for 23 cents a handle.
XA llOTt-l.
hl, -W 10 LW Pr day. U. it.
wm. r. -'"".;:"",, ,;,uM bins.
'AY PltOMIT
IMJ
Commlsslva rca
Corfespondeme solicited. .,2?
sonable. O, box 200, Pendleton.
noR-iS MAKING. CUTTING AND FITTIN6 A
DRKbh "iV Sitislactlon sua.-.
.ifiS? fcti IQfhir; 012 Main street.
rK POUND-THE FOLLOWING JJESCKIBID
nl.l. hasi bSn lakrn UP. by the marshal
RLjwa. isusiNKfis takes mvU'''Siat''-t
LS. stop at h iiMiO n.iir. nood One gray ge oijs. v. . .
J "4 llMl aaraNi Tl u STAhl. ' 1SU0 ' .P?"""!.!-- . Vr 10 r..ar. old. dim
fin A Li TOW SI Kvl J'"e " '7 . . i ..a tt
brand on lelt shoulder, scar on rig"
PWNCE-ANO LAND BUSINESS Wltf$Mfc
IkHF. INKUIIANCK CO., JOK Le'Kbt lawprlJW M . uobr,(
fc.-"M.6e,ni IfillCa In Hnv ntm llflk UDD tWrrtl I"" ' v 'n .. A.
iSiiL'l'buse ft Uamllton, '"LiffiVi
UX
rif. attracts
uiiuA.il ::rJ.. .. -i,hd uianu ....
la iv!..... austracta of title to all . '.inTiMT. "Il nr l 'vetrsold; novis ui;
(VS?, coun."r- on city . ,,";S,tKht Ks or lluO pounds, roacnea
real .7' n u hi i -:,, i.d
tij f- jb ibipb tutu ui.ia.vw .... Pt-hi (.line, wcikui jwim. .-; l, ltt
'K.5ffi?- Itcfereiu-e. "n'anlmsl. 'are .not
1: Ml"AN. Pres . Wafl WCffi
'then taken wayviium .---o f ,he
. lmreof. then at i ociora v. .
'' A !i7. "AN, I'res
.tfc A."TMAN Jit" Vice P,
I II '"ecreiary. I date bereor. i"eui , , a
tht'SW I:rilliaei8. TUB :'ffin,wlll bV Sid to th? .."Uhest bidder
Hi 2. ."PWlaltw maii. nf land HI. 1 narmeiit of such costs ana ei :
1 la JnV! . Insurance and collections.
Ss."1 oulldlnir. m IB
ln- sale.
Itated January it. PJpb ..... CUy M,hal
JONfiODia." - ' ' ' ' " -
f&&& "Auiuiu shop, Oil and Sweet Spirits ioi uaen
aTl. iffi-Conrt sin.i ii -ork. . . in cure any case ot nneu
"lerlll ""It"? Improvements. mMoiiey Mck if thev fall.
- ..am riKims in cou J , Koeppon i Bros., Aai. iw rc"'v'"
sugar cano seed and will sow a part
of It for hay. Mr. Steach says sugar
cane Is getting to bo a popular hay in
tho Mississippi states. It Is sown
broadcast and sufficiently thick lo
make tho stalks craw Alio. It Hour.
lshes on dry ground and all kinds of
stock are said to do w.-Il on It. Mr.
Steach will distribute omo ot he
seed among his neighbors and it will
be tried on various kinds of soli. If
this proves a success, and grows and
yields as many claim It wilt, it wilt
bo a great thing for some of our
ranchers whoso fields aro on high dry
grounu. Long Creek IJsht.
sleeping car oallT to Kansas Cpy; thronie
Pullman tourist sleentniz cars nersonalty con.
ducted) weekly to Chicago, Knsa City, re
clining vnair carv iseai irt-ei to mo nasi u any
Drilled Into a Missed Hole.
An unfortunate fatality occurred
today at the War Kaglo mlno. near
uossiand, B. C., Frank Qoddo, an Ital
ian miner, being killed nnd Charlos
Jicpuee probably fatally Injured.
The men were working In tho 500
foot west drift with a machine drill
when they drilled Into a missed hole.
Goddo was Instantly killed by a small
piece of rock which sunk Into his
brain between the eyes. McPhce had
one eye destroyed nnd suffered other
Injuries which are expected to causo
death. The accident was purely In
advertent and an Inquest not deemed
necessary. Spokcsmau-Hcvlow,
Choked to Death.
A terrible death occurred at the
home of Mrs. Deme'.rius Spinning,
across tho track from tho fielght de
pot this morning about 3:30, when
her son Carl apparently choked to
death during a coughing spell, ho hav.
lng been suffering from whooping
couglt for a week past. The nhvsi
ciau, however. Is ot tho opinion that
the intense strain resulted in a blood
vessel bursting on tho brain. Tho
Dalles Chronicle.
ly from Kansas, brought a sack ot Icle.
Population of The Dalles.
The last census taken by tho clerk
of this dlotrict gives tho number of
children of school ago at 1421, and
within the limits of the city nt 1305
Calculating five Inhabitants for every
school child, and the population
Tho Dalles will reach 6,525. Chron
WED
The egg situation, which has been
such a source of trouble to the mer
chant and the houskeepcr alike for
a long time, is beginning to have a
better tone. Fresh eggs arc beginning
to come into the city from the
ranches and tho market is charging
35 cents a dozen now, where a few
days ago it was hard to buy for 10
cents.
The apple market Is getting to
wards the bottom of the ladder, and
the quality of the apples generally
shows that they havo been culled over
and ov er until few nro left. Here
and there some very late apples can
be found in good condition, but as a
general thing they are fast passing
Into the future barvst.
Otherwise the market is normal and
there are few changes over the con
dition or prices of last week.
RETAIL GROCERY PRICES.
Coffee ...ocho and Java, best, 40c
per lb.; next grade. 35c per lb; lowrr
grades, coffee, 25c to 15c per lb.;
package coffee, 20c per lb., 3 pack
ages for 50c. f
Rice Best head rice, 12c per
lb.; next grade, 10c per lb.
Sugar Cane granulated, best $6.50
per sack; do 13 lbj $1,
Salt Coarse, $1.10 per 100; table,
$2.50 per 100.
Flour B. H., $4.26 per barrel; Wal
ters' $4.25 per barrel, $1.10 per sack.
Bacon 14llSc per lb.
Ham 17 18c per lb.
Coal oil fl.CS for 6 gallons, $3.25
per case.
Lard 70c 5 pounds; $1.40 10 pounds.
VEGETADLES.
Carrots, 2c per lb.
Potatoes, le per lb,
Oarli , 10c per
Cabbage, 3c per pound,
Beets. 10 lbs. 25c.
Onions, 3c per pound.
Parsnip, lu lbs. 25c.
Pumpkins. 15-26C.
Sauasb. 1535c.
Celery, 10c bunch, 3 bunches 25c.
Lettuce, noiuouse, c unca.
Kraut, 10c quart. 40c gallon.
Mince meat, 124c per pound.
Popcorn, shelled, 81-3 cents per
pound; on cob, 5 cents per pound.
FRUITS.
Bananas, 40c dozen.
Apples, 75c$l per bog.
Lemons, 40c dox.
Oranges, 40-50c doz.
Cranberries, 16c per quart,
LIVESTOCK AiD POULTRY.
The following yrtccs are paid by
dealers t the producer:
Turkeys, 12014c.
Chickens Hens, 7c; $3Q4 per doz
en; roosters, 4 to C cents.
Ceese, per dozen, $9.
Ducks, per dozen, $3.60 4.
Butter, S075c, good.
Kggs, fresh, 40c.
Bran, 60 cents per sack.
Shorts, $l per sack.
Oats. z cents ner lb.
Alfalfa, loose, $13 per ton.
Wheat, loose, $13 per ton.
Timothy, baled, per ton, $20.
LOCAL HIDE MARKET.
The following are tho prevailing
average prices for hides In this mar
ket; beef, green, 4c per lb.; beef,
dry, 1012V&c; mink, 60c each.
with a possibility of $1 each If tui
size is good and tho condition primo
coyote, 6075c: bear skins, accord
lng to quality and size, from v.1 to
$15; coon, 3504Oc; horso $lff 1.2D
sheep, green, 6c; sheep dry, 7c
lynx or bob cat, 15030; skunk, 26c
badger, 15Q)30.
TRANSPORTATION LINKS.
OREGON
SHOIrLlNI!
a union Pacific
Two Trains to the East Dally
Throuih Pullman standard andTourl.l sle
ng ears dally to Omaha, Chicago! lourlsl
Diraar
FOB
Fortiand
9 xvt a ni
Chicago
o:u pm
Chicago Special No. I
Portland
Il9im
The Eit
-i;n a m
Spokane
stiu a m
J:50p m
Time SchiMlnlo
From Pomllotou
Portland Special No, 1
Aaaiva
raois
HOTELS.
HOTEL
PENDLETON
VAN DRAN BROS., Props.
The Best Hotel in Pendtctoa
and as food ai any.
The East
SOT a.m.
Portland
SOS p tn
Mall and Sxpreas No. 5
Tha East
l2Aim
Mall and press No .
Pendleton Pastonger
No 7
(Spokane. Piuttnger
Hn. 8
PendMbin Branch
Mixed Train No 41
rorttan
lain
upoaaa.
.vs. pa
1 .11 p m
Walla Walla Branch
Mixed Trail No. i
No 7 coi'itectawlth No.2.
I Onlr walls for No 1 In case Ns. I Is late
not later than S minutes.
No. li connects v un no. 1.
Ocean and River Schedule.
FROM PORTLAND,
80 p. PI,
Dally
except
Sunday
11:00 p m.
Saturday
10:00 p m,
All sailing dates sub
Ject to change.
For San FrancUco
Pall every 4 days.
Columbia River
To Astoria and Way
Landings.
1 100 p. m .
40 p. m.
Honda)
Tlir- Hotel I'cntllcton has jim
been refitted nnd refurnished
throughout. Phone and fire
alarm connections with all rooms.
Baths in suites and single rooms.
Headquarters for Traveling Mei
Commodious Sample Rooms.
Rates $2 & $2.50
Special ratfii by week or month
Excellent Culslnp. '
Prompt Dinlngroom scrvloe.
Bar and billiard room lnconneotfti
Only Three Blocks from De4
MOTEL
ST. GEORGE
CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS.
l?.-.,..lt.-.K5
Wlllnmotto Ulvcr.
Koala leave Portland dally, except Bands)
(stsge ol water permitting) (or Willamette am
Vamhlll Hirer points.
Leave
Lewlsto;
!,
Leave
Klparla i
as a. m. I
Dally i
Kxcpt Mon
Snake River
Rtparla to Luwlston
Dallv
Mo
Kxcpt
F. F. WAMSLEY. Atent, readletoa.
How's Thls7
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any caju of rntarrh that annot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
P. J. CIIKNI'.Y & CO., Props., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known K. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In ull business
transactions and financially able to carry
out nny obligations made by their firm.
U'KST ii TKUAX, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. O.
WAI.DINO, KINNAN &. MAIIVIN. Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. I'rlce 7.1c per
bottle. Bold by all druggists, Ttlraonll
free.
Hall's Family Hit tfi the best.
tiilnrcaotur.
Fond Motbw Am jou not somewhat
tibtouljbed at aiy daughter's sluglng?
Professor I must confcwi I in. But
t her age one Is naturally venture
some. New York Jotini.il.
Ilia Choice.
"Prosperity liai ruined ninny a
Mail."
, "No doubt, but if I'm filvwi uy
thojee l the iiiutUr I'd rather lie ruin,
ed by rispi:rlt iIimii by iidvrrslly.
Th proof is mi'ie enjoyable)." New
Vnrk Wtekl).
CHOICE BEEF CATTLE,
Steers, $3.2603.60.
Cows, $2.602.75.
Hogs live, 4V5c.
Hogs, dressed, 6'47c.
Veal, dressed, 6G7c.
Sheep, $292.50.
WASHINGTON
COLUMBIA RIVER
RAILROAD
Take this
route for
Chicago, St Paal, St. Louis, Kan
sas City, St. Joseph, Omaha and
All Points East and South
Portland and points
on tbe Sound
TlMltCAlIU S
Arrive at Pendleton Monday, Wednes
day and Friday, 1.45 p. m. Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, 11.45
a, m.
Leave Pendleton. 7 p. m.
Leave Walla Walla ilally.east bound. lf.ftO p, in
Antra WAllaWalladelly,"cst bound, 10: a, m
For liiiormeiloa regarding rates and accom
modation., call oa or addross
W, ADAMS, Agent
Pendleton, Oregon
a B, t'ALDEBHKAO. 0. V. A..
Walla Walla. Washington.
OEO. DAHVEAU, Prop.
Elegantly Hurnlshed
Steam Heated
European Plan.
lllock and a half from depot.
Sample room In connection.
ROOM RATE
50c, 75o, $1.0e
THE HOTEL BICKERS
(Formerly Golden Rule)
Court Street
HAY AND FEED.
Chop hariey, $22.60 per ton; lttc
per lb.
Chopped wheat, $1,40 per 100.
Just One Minute.
I f)ni lllnub' CourIi Cure k1v' rf
lief In ono mlnuto, because It Kills
I tho microbe .which tlclil-n tho iouhous
rat'inbrnnt. causlni? tho roueli, nnd
at the same timo cleais the phlmm,
ET ! rlraws out tho Inflammation and heals
and wiothes -no affected pans. One
. Minute CouKh Cure M juetbens h
', lungs, wards off pneumonia, and Is a
' harmless, never failing cure In all
curable cases of Coushs, Coi a and
Croup. One Minute CoukIi Cure is
i pleasant to take, nannies and nood
alike for yomiB ami oiu. nmu y
Tallman & Co,
Swell slippers at 'i'eutscu'g.
RUNS
Pullman Sleepibg Ciirs.
Elegant Dining Cars,
Tourist Sleeping Cars.
Br. PAUL
MINNKAPOJjlf
DUIiUTH
yxitao
TO GRAND FOlUCh
UHOOHimJA
W1NNKPEO
HKLKIfA and
BU1TK.
THROUGH TICKETS TO
CHICAGO
WASHINGTON
PH IIsADKLPH I A
NEW YORK
BOSTON
and all polnta East and South
through tickets to Japan and China, vis
Taeoma and Morthem Kacllc SU.malr c
and American llns.
TIMat SCHBDUL.
1 tains leave Pendleton dally except satai
at 71X1 n. ru.
For lurtber Information, lime caida, aaais
andtltkeU.callon or write W. Adams, Fa,
dlstou, melon, or A. D. flUAHLTOM,
Third and Marrlson HU Portland, On.
The East oregonlan is Eastern Ore
gon's representative paper. It leads
and the people appreciate It and show
It by their liberal patronage. It It the
advertising med.jm of tills section.
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llcmodoltd aid refurnishes! through
puL lSvcrytblae neat, clean and up-to-date.
Stcuai heat and electric
llhts. Ilcst culsloe. lronspt servlcs.
H. E. BICKERS, Prop.
THE PORTLAND
PORTLAND. OREGON
Aaseilcaa Pis a, fi per day and apsanl
llasdaaaiters far tourists and commercial Irs
cters. Special rates sasdc lo fsaatllea asdsiuglf
rallau.a. The aaanaacmcnt will be tlcasf
stall tines to show soovs and give prices, a
aaaaera TUtawsj MlBCSlauwaairaiiB iu auasi.
II. C. BOWKHB. Msnaa,
En;oy Life
We will make your leisure
hours paMi pliRhantly
Ituwliiitf tilli-y, ikhiI, l illlarda
ami rli(M)tluir Kallery Kvery
thliiK llrxl-i lns
THMi'KKA.M'K IIKKUK8H
MKN'm iukI uigarti. Musical
Hitertuliiiiif ut every evening.
Robinson's Parlors I
Under W, &0. Depot,
MANHOOD RESTORED "M"
Sold by Tallman & Co., Druggists,