DA"-V EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY. JAKJt.APV
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SESSIONS AND TRADES, ALPHABETTICALLV ARRANGED.
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STIM.MAN & I'lKHCB, ATTOIINKYS AT
law. Mr. Stlllman has been admitted tn
I" Jn Unltea Sta'w Atenf'oMce.
block ' and Association
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
DENTISTS.
I KKKK, DKNTAL SOKGIIO.V. Olllce
Ub'CIHAN, DHNTIHT. UI'-KIUU IN
hnikl nc. 'riionc reu itii.
hi-k. over HclimlUt new (IrilE
Ttono red ail
IrERINARY SURGEONS.
tRY S0IIOKON K. D. C. McKABIl
Mlmtn miiR n.uro.
BANKS AND BROKERS.
orccl. monthV'Tl I bVVtb. vV, ilaS"., ill
Hr..K. K.,C.K.IIenn,l3errciary. "'""
i. UMSOItT YOU AliB INVITED.
J tee reading room. Why not Join and
Ret the uuvnntage of free butb, use or
S !L"ni "B """I other equipments In
SuW l"7 and reading room? Terms,
fl.iW to Join and BOc a month dues.
DAMON LODGE NO 4 MRI3TS EVEKY
Monday evening in Secret 8oclcty hall,
r,nI)ow block, at Pendleton, Ore. It. W.
Fletcher, K. It. S. i W. J. Keyes, C. C.
AMONG THE EXCHANGES OF
THE INLAND EMPIRE
To Welcome Any Relief.
"If tho O. It, & N. road Is built P
Into Idaho county this year, the peo
ple will throw up their hats and hoi
ler. But It wouldn't be a bad Idea to
throw up a few hats and holler a
little right now to glvo tho electric
roau a Kood start. An electric road
participated in preparations of vcr-
nicis rendered. Purthor than ihoi
she held the distinction of being tho
woman in me stat6 of Oregon
who has exercised tho right of fran
chise accorded only to the male sex.
ner masquerading was so successful
mm sno was registered as a voter
scheme is feasible It opens up what and east her ballot at every election.
ICl Ml til V. j It . t i . .
emu us mi who nave seen it, to cxcnango.
bo tho largest, richest section of the I
whole WOSt as vet without n rnlli-niol Tn n.hi.lu a,.
The traffic of this section Is enough1 Hrome grass promises to' become
u luBuro a largo interest on tho cost ule most valuable all-purpose hay and
a. Anu tno people can isiurn plant in ,tho northwest. It
umiu in incmseives by guaranteeing . nas taken tho place of clovers nnd
say half a million dollars of the first
Issue bonds to start construction, and
then bonding the road for tho bal.
ance. Such a road would be worth
millions of dollars to tho country be
tween hero and Lowlston. Tho peo
ple could have it for half a million,
and have their money well invested
at tho same time, in an enterprise
that is conservatively estimated to
bo able to pay in per cent a year.
Now Is tho time to holler tho loud
efet for the electric road, for it is
within our reach, whatover the other
roads may do. Qrangevlllo Standard.
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
nonsEs iioaicokd' by the week"ok
month at the ed liarn. la Cot i.nwood
treet. Haten reasonable. M. L WILLIAMS,
proprietor '
OLD DUTCH HKNHYTEE1) YAltD, UOK.
vot Alta and Llllith mreeti 8. . Alio-
w.l,iml' i-ar u. cnmioriROle HIA Is. I'lenlv
of feed. Horaea given careful attention.
wivinVAT. llAMtr np ATIIPMA
L. Canltal. S.'ill.UOO: Biirnlus and
fiuaiui. mtereat mi time UenuHiia. COMMChriai. KTtiir.pan u r,rnc
In foretell and domestic exchange. 1'rop. F ne hornea, giid rlis, )it care given
tmt pruuilili) mwuuru iw. "cuij uduoidih niu;k, upp JIOICI I'CliaieiUU. 1 UOUU
loi. preniueni ; i. j. ivitk, vice-pres iniu mi.
r, S. LeOrow. cashier :
Lubltr,
I. M. Kemp,
FARMERS' HANK OK WESTON,
its, Oregon. Does a general bank
klieu. Hxcliauge bought and sold.
Iota proniiltly nttended to. It. .Tam
sreeldent : (leorge W. rroebatel,
!Jut; J. It. ICIIgore, cnxhier; dl
i, G. A Hartan. M. M. Johns, T.
te, 0. D. Urntv, J. I'', Kllgore, Iiob-
rcNDLirroN kavinos hank,
tipilil. H 0,00 ; , hlirplun,
r uvuxub aim nvm uu u iiiiuu iui
.SoKlal attention ttlvcn to collee-
IV, J. I'urnlih, nrcsldent: J. N.
I'ee-preildent i T. J. Jl.i'ria, I'ashler
Uluaey, assistant cash ler.
NATIONAL HANK OF I'KNDl.K
Capital, 570,1)00; aurplus, SOS.OUU.
a general oanKing business. i;x-
tail telegraphic transfer! sold on
bu rruuciaco. new lorK unu
cviurui ; n. r. aiuliuck. vieK-urem-
tuoler.
THE CITY MVEItY, HOAItD AND SALE
Stable Oirtiey k Knn-dv, proprietor., fur
fine turnouts. Mock boarded at reason-
nuir mm, nioie, nn Aim i-t. r oil" Main ,01
FOR RENT.
FOR REST FURNISHED AND UNFUll
n lahed r oms. Clean, quiet place. SOlSouih
Main street
NEAT, CLEAN, WELL KEPT FURNI1HED
Kouma to rent. Well luc tied, Mra. Sirahon,
3(Xt Water street; cor Johnson.
FOR RE.VT-OOOU FUONf ROOM, B1I1TABLE
for two gentlemen or two ladies Call at 010
Willow street.
WANTED.
HOWARD, ARCHITECT AND SU-
tur buildings In the city or conn.
.., --(.
a "nr p rrtv"i,i ilvrmic vn
lob work n specialty. I'rompt
HhuU eu llliifr atrprff. nAiir Xtnln.
W, COXTUAnOU AN D11UILD-
auiaates furnished on all kinds
fctt at Kati Orcgonian offlce.
K0DTMAN, AUCUITIJCl" AND
Onion.
.i.r.l.. l'l,Ari'UEliNU AINU Ul.-
Itreet. I' II tuir liu.
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ft. lult . ...... n
1 pati-ona.
Hnrinni am friirkne ltMi'iv
(lood. well-llehted rooms. All
von Court 8tie(. lUitfts rtiv
ALTA. ('filrVUlP AT.TA AMD
I'vtU. Hfinrd hA Haw i-.K HTOAk
v uuces, 93.1 ana
... vvuueciion. l rien, piv
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Uood
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V food (mrvke. u. It. Hie
n" Lanu Huairiciati
Bs. LIPP llnnnih.nD tv inn
reliable ,LV'a.V.1
""IJ aiuama. UU LIU
salii.?'''?. general bro-
in I,' V.a reaiaenu. Reference,
f pSSSSi, Pre.
W'NTEC-BY A COMPETENT, RELIABLE
man, nuirc ntlle position; am good b ok
keeper. Addro-aT. 11. Mi'Bruom, 1.6 W. Court
WANTED YOUR ORDERS FOR EN
graved cards, wedding Invitations, etc. :
loo engraved visiting cards with plate,
xi.liO ; additional cards In future, $1 per
hundred. The East Oregonlan.
WANTED ADVERTISERS TO MAKE
use of these classified columns. It you
have something you have no use for, offer
to trade It for something that Home other
body may have and have no use for, some
tlilug thnt you may need In your business.
Yoy may have an extra horse that you
tuny wish to trade for a cow or a vehicle.
Homebody may hove the cow and vehicle
and wnnt the horse, lfic or SSc want ad
will probably do the business.
Death Discloses Sex.
Joe Monahan dropped dead on
Sucker creek, Malheur county, Mon
day. That fact of Itself was enough
to startle that quiet community In
which "Joo" had resided for eighteen
years as a farmer and stockrals3r,
hut when friendly neighbors spurted
to prepare the body for burial it was
pronounced that "Joe" Monahan was
a woman.
For eighteen years the woman mas
queraded as a man, owned her farm
and stock and performed nil tho
labor allotted to the average bur-baud-man.
For years she has ridden
after her cattle over the mountains
and plain, camping with men under
all conditions and in no instance was
her sex questioned.
Time over and again "Joe" Mona
han has been summoned by the
sheriff to serve as a juror. In every
case she responded promptly and
alfalfa In the semi arid districts. Tho
srass is tho first stock feed to ap
pear In tho spring and tho last to
fall before tho snow covers tho earth
ni mo winter. It gives an abundant
summer pasture and produces lino
crops of hay and seed. Somo farmers
In Idaho and Washington state that
iey nave made more money from
bromc grass than from any crop on
the land.
A field of 400 acres of hrome grass
Is one of tho curiosities of a farm
near Moscow, Idaho. It lies on tho
slope of tho mountain and occupies
rolling hillsides, dipping to evciy
point of tho compass. The owner
has a band of 3,000 sheep which ho
pastures on tho hrome grass from
lato in tho autumn until May. Tito
field gavo two cuttings of seed and
Is now occupied for sheep pasture.
Sumpter Hoporter.
Keep Everlastingly at It.
A lesson which Dalles people enn
leam from their neighbors Is to boom
their homo town. A resident of that
llttlo city never misses an opportun
ity to toot tho Hood Itlver horn. If
you don't believe It, watch tho Ore
gonian and if R. L. Smith or sonu
other fellow Is In Portland, Just that
sure you'll find that ho has had tho
ear of somo reporter, and that's right.
No place In Oregon furnishes such a
diversity or subjects for a "spiel"
(to use a slang 'phrase) on what In
ducements she offers homeseekers
than does Tho Dalles. Whnt sho
needs Is tho "spicier. "The Dalles
-'1--oniric
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EXPLANATION OF THE
VARIABLE BEEF MARKET.
Buyers Claim They Are Doing the
Right Thing and Explain Apparent
Discrepancies Farmers Don't Ac
cept the Explanation Readily, and
Having Plenty of Feed Are Hold
ing Most of Their Stock.
MISCELLANEOUS.
8tNtTihiiswiNO machine okfick, two
College street nepolrs for all iiiitchlnef.
P. A Lotctang, Mausger
SEWER CONTRACTORS REED A LAFLER
make connections with the acner lor buai
nttt houaes and private realdencei. Terms
roaionable. Leave orders at T O. Toylot
Hardware store,
FOR BALE TWO (100D FRESH MILCH
cows, Jersey, 4 and 6 years old. Peter
Tachella, Oaxo Station.
F. . MERRILL, SPOKANE, WASH.. A(!T
Denamore. Hecond hand machlnee, Biippllta
and rcpilra.
WK DYE TO L1VEAIIAVE Y"UR CLOTHES
sponged nd nreaaed for 1 .10 mouth, at the
City Sieum Cleaning and Hieing Worka,6u7
VY. Alto. Phone KedSll.
TOU HALE AT TUB BAST OUE0ON1AN
office Large bundles of newspapers,
containing over 100 big papers, can be ob
tained for i'5 cents a buudle.
aiillKOitlllKltK TO MAGAZINES, IF YOU
want to subscribe to mogailnts or new.
papers in the United States or Europe, re
mlt by postal note, check or send to the
EAST ORKQONIAN the net publisher,
prlte of .ae publication you desire, nnd we
will have It sent you and assume aH the
risk or the money oeiun iuv " f ' i.i, Ti
t will save you 'both trouble and risk. If
au Tiro a subscriber to the Ka.t Oregon tan
fa remitting you can deduct luPf'
from the publisher's price. .Address bAOT
OUE0ONIAN I'UU. CO.. Pendleton, Ore.
K YOUNIvA WILL I'AY JMiOJIlT
nt'tcntlon ti aU sales and posting b ite.
Co?.Sndence solicited. ,,Conmteslo3 ren.
bouablc, I O. box 00, l'endleton.
fiRKSH 4AKIN0. OUTTINCI AND FITTING A
fiSiiallyV Proinnt work. Satisfaction guar
unwed, ti" R- Whitley, Dig Main street.
IV POUND THE FOLLOWING IIEbCRIBEP
''autaals ba.o becn tak.p up by the ro.tahal
of the eltv of l'sndleton. to wit. . . ,
OnSv gelding, nor Hi years o d, weight
r-uo or l'Jo Sands Branda not vlalble.
'one brown geljlug.9 or 10 W" old, dim
brotid on lelt shoulder, scar on right hind loot,
onlctt side, branded O over - M on left .title i
"on'osoSeK
STUKPUBSENTS TUB .1
' AttracttLpa,,1a- otn;e '1l , M Muiid". roached man,
i7 One gray bbiiiiuk, it
?4lt.Ev, . - branda. weight iuoO oi
I muni.
BPfw,. T-"tu oiant or nnd ni.
JiiAi,i.W.nwnce and collectloM.
,!AL PARLOR8.
am,M.
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P. iivV. -ourt i.i it.-t ..rir
' lt.,1,1 ". Iloilern Imnrnrnments.
Ilath room. In con-
AND DEALERS.
no
feet, weight HOOor
.v.... nM no visible
lliiO pounda, loathed
i.i . ,11m lira, irl
Sbk say f
d.nto J.oreof. then t - ochx'k. m. or (
1i!e corner of " Cottonwood and
JLil tn the City of l'endleton, the
rff s.,ch"Ue ybe applied to the
"I ?1, and expenses of mak-
.'"VB. iin.
awwa ,V'"uisii in HI!(!rNf.
aek . ' there la .nDihin
!S'l(re .""" hand' f wnlture.
r "ockery, call and
eighteenth .nay ., ,Vh..e bidder.
r-'fir,,i , f.oBn' Vr" cash! at the city.
UL IIIIIVM ...... . nr
iMinnil, on I
Webb streeti
ilaiwrit of such cost, nnd expenses
lug sate.
Dated Janiiar8,Jlll.RNEyi cty MMtM
The Oregon oanTjoarml can be
found on sale at Fnulert bo.:: store.
Thero Is a difference of opinion be
tween tho buyers and tho growers on
the beef situation, and while tbe price
stays down as quoted by the, market
men, the farmers are holding their
steers for a raise, claiming that they
are not getting what they should for
their meat.
Steers aro quoted at $3.25 and $3.00
nnd a few days ago a sale was made
for 4 cents, and now the growers
are all claiming that the buyers aro
trying to rob them of their meat and
incidentally their money. Tho buy
ers on tho other hand, claim that
they aro doing the right thine by tho
farmers, and explain tho situation by
saying thnt ino 4-cent sale was on
time delivery, that tho men who made
the salo will have to hold their stock
for a couple of months before deliv
ery, and feed them for tho market.
This makes the meat well worth 4
rents, where it would bo worth only
3Vi, or 3Vi If sold at this tlmo and
delivered at once.
The dealers say that tho market
will raise Insido of two months and
that It will have to wait for that time
to come before they can sell at that
figure. Any number of cows can be
gotten for i.GO and $2.76, and when
tho butchers can get that kind of
meat at that prico It would be fool
ish for thorn to make large invest
ments in steers at 4 cents; in fact,
they say the difference In prico Is
too great to bo Just, and therefore
quote tho steors at tho lower figure.
Tho farmers, too, are taking an -n-dependent
view ,of tho matter, and
say that as they have the feed on
hand to keep their stock until spring
comes aud tbe market opens higher
that they will use It and food until
such a tlmo as they can got a return
from their feed and tne tlmo that
they have put in attending to their
stock.
In this condition tho question
rests: tho buyers are willing to pay
tho small figures for their meat, and'
tho farmers are not wilting to take
It; ono will buy and the other won't
sell, and while the war wages tho
stwr fattens and Increases in value.
Potatoes, lc per lb,
Garli , 10c per lb.
Cabbago, 3c per pound.
Beets, 10 lbs. 25c.
Onions, 3c per pound,
Parsnip, lo lis. 26c.
Pumpkins, 15-26C.
Squash, 15-35c.
Celery, 10c bunch, S bunches 25c.
Lettuce, hothouBO, 5c bunch.
Kraut, 10c quart. 40c gallon.
Mince meat, 12V&C per pound.
Popcorn, shelled, S 1-3 cents per
pound; on cob, S cents per pound.
FRUIT8.
Bananas, 40c dozen.
Apples, 7Bc$l per box.
Lemons, 40c doz.
Oranges, 40-50C doe.
Cranberries, 15c per quart.
LIVESTOCK Ai,D POULTRY.
The following jirices are paid by
dealers t the producer:
Turkeys, 1214c.
Chickens Hens, 7c; $34 per doz
en; roosters, 4 to C cents.
Geese, per dozen, $9.
Ducks, per dozen. $3.50 & 4.
Butter, 60 76c, good.
Eggs, fresh, 40c.
CHOICE BEEF CATTLE, ET7.
Steers, $3.2503.50.
Cows, $2.502.76.
Hogs live, 4&5c
Hogs, dressed, 6CP7c.
Veal, dressed, 6Q7c
Sheep, $292.60.
HAY AND FEED.
Chop barley, $22.50 per ton; VAc
per lb.
Chopped wheat, $1.40 per 108.
Bran, 60 cents per sack.
Shorts, $1 per sack.
Oats, lYi cents per lb.
Alfalfa, loose, $13 per ton.
Wheat, loose, $18 pur ton.
Timothy, baled, per ton, $SC.
RETAIL GROCERY PRICES.
Coffee t-.ocho and Java, best, '40c
per lb.; next grade, 35c per lb; lower
grades, coffee, 2Bc to 15c per lb.;
package coffee, 20c per lb., 3 pack
ages for 50c.
Rico Best bead rice, I2c por
lb,; next grade, 10c per lb.
Sugar Cane granulated, bes$C60
per sack; do 13 Iba $1.
Salt Coarse, $1.10 per 100; table,
J2.50 per 100.
Flour B, B., $4.25 per barrol; Wul- sons of Florida and Alabama, com
ters' $4,25 per barrol, $1.10 per sack.
Bacon 1418c per lb.
LOCAL HIDE MARKET.
Tho following are the prevailing
average prices for hides In this mar
ket; beef, groon, 4c per lb.; beef,
dry. J012'jc; mink, 50e each,
with a possibility of $1 each It U.e
size is good and tbe condition prime;
coyote, 6076c; bir skins, accord
ing to quality and .lie, from S to
$10; coon, 35640c; horso, $101.20:
sheep, green, Cc; sheep dry, 7c;
lynx or bob cat, 15030; skunk, 5c;
badger, )630.
Just One Minute.
One Minute Cough Cure gives re
l'cf in ono minute, because It kills
the microbe which tlcklos tbe musous
mombrnno, causing the cough, nnd
at tho same tlmo clears the phlagra,
drawn .out the' Inflammation and hoals
and aoothes .ie infected puns. Onu
MInuto Cough Cure stMnctbens the
lungs, wards off pnoumonla, and Is a
harmless, nuver failing cine in all
curable cases pf Coughs, Cot i and
Croup. One Minute Cough Cure is
pleasant to take. Harmless nnd good
alike for young and old. Sold by
Tollman & Co,
Ham 17318c per lb.
Coal oil Jl.CG for 5 gallons, $3.25
per case.
I.ard 70c 5 pounds; $1,40 10 pounds,
VEGETABLES.
Carrots, 2c per lb.
Masons at Pensacola,
a Pensacola, Flo., Jan. 15. Tho ma-
....Iui,,.. uiivnrgl linmlrn1 mlnt'ed fnl.
lowers of tl.o order, assembled 'n
annual session hero today. The sos.
slons aro being held In a hall owned
b tho colored masons of Pensacola,
and the meeting Is expected to last
a week.
Swell slippers at Toutsch's,
1.
Oregon
Sh outline
m Union Pacific
Two Trains to tho East Dally
Through Pullman atandard and Tourlat sleep
Ing cars dally to Omaha, Chicago! tourls,
sleeping car astir to Kanaas etiyt throntl
Pullman tourlat sleeping cars peiaoually con.
ducted) weekly to Chicago, Konaaa city, re
clining chair cart (seat, tree, to tho Eaat dally.
DtrA.T
roa
Tlmo SohiMlut
From I'ouilloton
Portland
9:10 am
Chicago
5:13 pm
Portias'!
U0a in
The Ksat
i;n a m
Spokane
7:iu a m
i-M p m
Portland Special No. 1
Chicago Special No. 1
Asaivs
raow
HOTEL
PENDLETON
VAN DRAN BROS., Propu.
The Best Hotel In Pendteto
and a good as ny.
The Eaal
9:0 a. ni.
Mall and Kxcrcas No. A
Mall and Express No..
Pendleton Passenger
No 7
I Spokane Pasatnger
' Nn. S
Pendleton Branch
Mixed Train No. 41
Walla Walla Branch
.Mixed Train No. ti
Portlane
S:3S p m
The Eaat
12 .30 a ni
Fortune
ItJSam
Spokai.
5 J.', pa
I SS p in
No ?coneclswlth No, 2,
t Onlv walla for No 1 In eaaa Ka. 1 ta late
not latrr than 3i minutes.
No. Uroncects lth No. 2.
Ocean and River Schedule.
FROM PORTLAND,
iiaM p ui,
Hall)
escebt
Sunday
SWOp in.
Saturday
10:00 p m.
All aalllng datea sub
ject to change.
For San Frsnclaco
Sail every 5 daya.
Columbia River
To Aatorla and Way
Landlnga.
tXO p. m,
4:00 p.m.
Suudaj
Wlllninctto Hlver.
Boata leave Portland dally, except Sunday
ataae of water oermlttlnal for Willamette am
Yamhill River points.
Leave
Rlparla
I m a. ra
Datlv
ExcplMon
Rnake River
Rlparla to Lewlaton
Leave
Lewlitni
7:Pa. m
Dally
Kxcpt Met
K. C Pill ril. Agent, Peadl.tan.
WASHINGTON
COLUMBIA RIVER
RAILROAD
Take this
route for
Chicago. St Paul, St. Lcuis, Kan
sas City, St. Joseph, Omaha and
All Points East and Sonth
Portland and potato
on tbe Sound
TIMItCAIllI
Arrive at Pendleton Monday, Wednes
day and Friday, .n p. m. Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, 11.45
a. m.
Leave Pendleton, 7 p. m.
Leave Walla Walla dalty.east bound, 11 Ml p, m
Arrive Walla Walladally.feat bound, 10:15 a. m
For Information retarding rales and accom
lnodatloiu, call oa or address
W, AOAM3, Agent
I'ondlelou. Oregon
B. , CALDKttllKAD, 0. P. A.,
walla walla, naaningion.
55
FIE!
BSBBBBBBSUfll
The Hotel l'endleton has just
been refitted and refurnished
throughout. Phone and fire
alarm connections with all rooms,
Baths in suites and single rooms.
Headquarters for Traveling Ma
Commodious Sample Rooms.
Rates $2 & $2.50
Special rates by week or month
Kxcellent Cuisine,
Prompt Dlultigrooni wrvlc.
Bar and billiard room lnoonneotioa
Only Three Blocks from Derrt
HOTEL
ST. GEORGE
CORNER MAIN AND WEBB 8T3.
Ofco. DAI1VEAU, Prop.
Elegantly Furnished
Steam Heated
Huropcan Plan.
Block and a half from depot.
Sample room In connection.
ROOM RATE
50c, 75c, $l.e
THE HOTEL BICKERS
(Formerly Golden Rule)
Court Street
RUNS
Pullman Sleepiug Curt,,
Elegant Dining Cars,
Tourist Sleeping Cars.
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TO
MINNKAFOilr-
DUIiOTH
FABOO
GRAND KOBItr
CBOOKBTON
WINNEPKO
HELENA and
BUTTE,
THROUGH TICKETS TO
CHICAGO
WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK
BOSTON
and all point Eaat and Booth
Ihrooa-h Uokau to Japan aad China, via
Tscoma n Nortasrn Facile .taanaaip u.
and Araarlnan line.
TIM! SCBBDULB.
'I raina Uav. Pendleton dally except laaaay
at 7 P. ra.
rar farther Information, tlm. cards, saans
and tlcteli, call on or write W. Adams. Pea-
dUton, Oregon, or A. D, DHAKLTON,
1 nirn ana Morrison dh roruav, wi
The East Or.gonl.n la Ea.tern Ore
gon's reprssentatlvs paper. It Uads
and the people appreciate It and show
It by their liberal patronage, n i. me
advertising med.Jm of this section.
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ottL HvorythlBt! neat, clean and s-to-datf,
Htcnm Jicnt and eloctrta
UdlitH. Hunt cuinlnu, I'rompt Borvtca.
H. E. BICKERS, Prop.
THE PORTLAND
PORTLAND. OREGON
Asuerkan plaa, s per day aod anvara,
Hcadaaarters far tourists and commercial trmsw
cttrs. Hpedal ralca made to families aadslBa
gentlemcB. The toaaagtmcnt will ba Dlaajcat
at all time, to show rooama and give pticea. A
4erm Tarkisb txthtsublUkmtatia the atass.
II. C. OWBgH, M.aaaatf.
t Enjoy Life
I We will makr viutr lufatur f
a liniirs ium phtuantly.
ISowlliiK nllevM, pool, hilllarda
1 and NliootltiK Kallury. Kvery
7 Uillikt llrnt-. law..
THMl'KKANCK Hi:KUICaH.
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7 entertaliiuieiit every evi-nltiK.
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Under W. & 0, Depot,
MANHOOD RESTORED "CUWiEMr
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If 5 fW r,".,l, li,.,.nu,li.. I'ulu lu the Jtuek. HcmlaHl KmU.lou.. Nerf ou. Mebllltr,
mi Aim I pie., Uulllne.. to niurry, Ksbuualluir lrliia, Vurftweele, uud Caub
NIK vanta r,tlSu. Itktopa ull llaea uyiluyor nl(hU I'remuturlly. which , If Iiot clucked JeaJf
V-Jvsaal loKinHatorrlHHaandatlth of Tmiteuoy, tlUl'IUKKU cloansoa the livtj.
ihi.il.tmtrii aitIIIllf!AUhtrviu:theus uod restores. TUo r,iwii aunon'rs nru uoi cuivu ujuuuw.
VSS5"ll"ty w"oenl.u?irole4 vTltli lVo.lutltl.. la the only known Mfjedr
to caK wit Iw. ?t an rojwmtloa. CIXU tonlmonlnls. , A wrlttoa aim rantoe g vfii, uud money ' '3
seicli tlotoiflK'tu iwrmanent tram. WI.HabOT slafcir liJUbyniall. rU-ud K'r IVec circular aw
Sold by Tallman & Co., Druggls ts.