DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1904.
Mzss Cads and Societies I
Ll0M8 AND TRADES, ALPHABETTICALLY ARRANGED.
PHYSICIANS.
B OKPICB IK JUDD
: 111 tn 12 a. m
uc!0rflCe'fa,n 1871 '
s"
Bimcli eye troubles, ca
I.iiV end Impaired hearing.
K.i. fitted for retractive er-
1-rTntNaO. OFFIC3W OVIIH
S Lf MTlncs bnk. Telephone
n:'l"".,.i,nf.. main 10m.
Hrl.ww-"'
". . ,riiri.lAHTI tnttfl
S-m M. U. IJW.ir., ... i-
KdDiron. Ofl)c. lu Judd
Knhoue : in"". "
k id
rrf!LM.iie. Black 101.
htui "
"nesuKimoN, I'Iiyhicia.n
" nfiin. In Havlnro Hank
Jj ofilce 'phone, malu 1411:
u.M disease" ami diseases of
r" u. .nrnl- Main nnrl
oftlco 'puoue, main 721 ;
hflEN IIOONHi OSTEOPATH.
Iraompio" street, between Cour
fiireeli' rnone mw jicc-
DENTISTS.
5ix7 DENTAL StlRC-liON. Olfice
K5In7iii:ntikt. opimce in
MHOS' 1 """"
57iji;n-tiht. oi'rici) in as-
btjIOCK. over ni-iiiuii" " ' "fa
Lit red 1171.
Us AND BROKERS.
IiTIONAL HANK OF ATHHNA,
Capital. 1 30,000 ; surplus and
IttOW). Interest oil units uepoHiis.
fhtilgn "ntl domestic exchange.
y prom III ""H,' ... .""i;
r.Miilent: T. J. tvlrk. vlce-pres-
li Led row, casutcr; 1. ju. hemp,
tiler.
hlUEIUi' HANK Or WKHTUH,
I, OTffOU. liuva u kcucihi uuiik-
gt LXCIIUUKe uuukiil uuu num.
j promptly uueuuL-u iu, ... iiuui
sldjnt: flenrge V. 1'rocbatel,
Ijftt; J. Minora, cnsuier; in-
Ir, 1 Ilarttnan, M. m. joiiug, 1;
IG D. Hi"". Jt 1 fc'it"i:
Lot, W. l'roebstel.
iESDLKTON HAVINGH HANK,
(ran. Orexon. OrKaulzeil Jiarcli 1,
Icipiul. 1100,001 i surplus, 3,
h DOUjrnt anil auiu du mi iiriutiiui
Pa,ii Attention irlven to collec-
II J Furnlab, president ; J. N.
wpitilaent ; T. J llnrrlt, castiler
III10OCJ, asaisiuui vunuiv..
IXiTIONAIi HANK OF PHNDLE-
ipiUl, ; KurpniB, hiiu uii
rolti. IIOD.OOD TrnniacH a
I buttm builued. Kxchanxo and
fcic itinittn iold 011 (JhicnRo, Ban
to X(w York, and principal point! In
h'.nt nrifta drawn on China. Japan
fH lltltei colIectloiH on rcusonablo
UTl AHIIUJ, iico..ni. . . . ..-
k.Tiraldtnt:Q M. Itlce. raihler i (leo
t, Ji.,ailitnt cathler
CHITECT8 AND BUILDERS.
1 TIHIDTUAN. AUCIIITKCT AND
liunitiai Kiiom VI, Judd lllock. Pen-
lljifiiitot. Association block. Ten-
I Onex
nnirinn. aiiciiitkct AND SU-
Fiidrat. Makes complete and rclla-
u or cuiidinKs in tne city or coun
La 17, Judd building.
TrOLK, " CO.NTItACTOItS AND
b Ksllmtttra (urnlslied on abort
I Job work a specialty. I'rompt
1 nop oo lilun street, near siaiu.
I HI, COXTItACTOK AN UI10II.D
tltlmltea fnrulabed on all kinds
lc-7, cement walks, stone walls, etc.
latdVra at Fast Oregonlan ofilce.
IriLLEIE. IT.ARTKIMNd AND OH'
fit Oatent walks a sjieclaltf. Us-
riBrmsueu tree, wora guaruuiecu.
ul-n at lladlev A Zcbner's cigar
iKiia itreet. r. 0. box 104.
I'HTERINARY SURGEONS.
aiRV StlltOKClN tm. u. :. McNABB
puttllmans Drug Sioru. ,
WARDING AND LODGING.
ALTA. milNHIl AI.TA AND
litmta. Ilnanl hv the dnv or week.
I 'Ml it. Hates, fi.lB and S4.7S
L lira. I.. Np(T. nron. Pendleton
Itirt In connection. L. Neff, pro-
Pi DOTHL. r.EADINO IIOTKL. IN
lilt, 11.00 to $1.00 per day. U. 1'.
. vivpnetor.
I TOUR llllMINKMH TAKKS YOU
(tlll.,aton at tho llnlel Helll. GOOd
liM mod aervlca. T II. Wimpy,
TOY AND FEED 8TABLE8.
Weil IIKMRV UMKI1 YARD. COlt.
Uu and Lllllth streets. .8. A. Alio.
ft ire, comlortabie ataus. riouij
Uoriei given caretul attention.
ItCIAT. STint.rn-n w PHOOMK.
t,fte horses, good risii, best care ilron
lWk. Odd, Hotel I'endletoa. rbone
fjl 'LIVERY, HOARD AND BAI.B
mcj a Kennear, proprieiun, u
lv, Htock boarded twreaon-
Stable, lis AlUst. Vbont Main 701.
ANCE AND LAND BU8INE88
ATT0RNEY8.
3ASint ,'En' LAW omca IN JUDD
''courl'V''111
HAIMIY k LOWIul.TTToltNEYa AT
'"Ofilce In Ueapiln block. T
HAU.EltAY & McCOUUT, I,AVY13RM A
soclatlon building. ' ,"v"11'lts- AS-
N. IlEUKIiLUY, ATTORNEY at i iw
Ofilce In Bavlnga llin "bulldlneT V"
K'N,, ABSTRACT COMPANY
l',.0m,tlll county. Loans on city
vua property, lluvs and sells all
'".Mil estate. Doea a general bro-
nMioess. iays taxea and manes
QCltl I ..... ifdfapanrfl.
S' f nAHTMAN, Prea.
? i; HAUTMAN, JII Vice Pres.
CAUTEIt & HALEY, ATTOIINllYS AT
law. Ofuce In Savings HaiTk building. T
II. E. COLLIER, LAWYER! OFFICE
Rooms , ana S, Association bUldlng.
S,1i!.w'Mv!? i,i!!n:llC1:- ATTORNEYS AT
law. Mr. htlllmau bus been admitted to
Sd "Ski. Vn,teU 1H,t,,, wtTomL0.
nnd makes a snei; a tv of imtrnt inn.
block.
Association
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
H. l O. KI.KS, I'EKDLETON LOUQK N0.5&s
np 1 u"."6i.ini"u miru inursaays
ol each mouth All brothers vlsttlna- In ifii
?.f.Iuo8.t,.cori?I"l.,y Invltea to attoud. Hall in
UIiow block. Court ureet (1 A. Hartman,
Hr.. E. it., u. h, lieim, Secretary.
MEN B RESORT YOU ARB INVITED.
I tee rending room. Why not Join and
get the advantage of free bath, use of
punching bag and other equipments, In
(ludlug library and reading room? Terms,
1 1.00 to Join nnd fiOc a month dues.
AMOM THE EXCHANGES OF
THE INLAND EMPIRE
Degenerate La Grande.
La Grnntlo lias a full fledged
Chinatown within a stones throw of
the postofflce. It Is doubtful If
many of our readers know how com
plete a Chinese section this little
city really has, The front of mnny
or those shacks nre ornamented with
a sign which reads "Laundry" and
the bundles which are piled around
show plainly that many of the citi
zens of La Grande are not aware of
the fact that there ate two first
class steam laundries In this city.
They should wake np to the fact.
There are other houses where so
far as the average citizen can dis
cover there Is no real pretense of
business at all. These places are
teeming with life and It Is hinted by
some knowing ones that these
houses nto "dope joints" where the
drug which produces long dreams
nnd a lingering death can be so
cured. There are other pTSces
where the slant eyed subjects of the
flowery kingdom pass away the time
playing the Innocent little game of
fan tann or the Amerlcnn game nf
draw. La Grande Observer.
FOR RENT.
NKAT. CLKAN, WELL-KEPT FURNISHED,1,
10 rem- wen 100 ilea. Mrs. Strahon,
302 Water street; cor. Johnson,
FOR RENT -OOOD FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE
for two gentlemen or two lailles. Call at CIO
Willow street.
WANTED.
MEN TO LEARN HARDER TKAUE J ONLY
eight weekB required : two years saved; rod
lions secured when competent. Catalogue
mailed Iree. Moler Hyatem College, San
Flanclsco. Calif.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HARN FOR SALE INQUIRE AT KRABSIO ,1.
Sharp's, 015 Main street.
SINOEIt 8EWINO MACHINE OFFICIO, S09
CollcgH street. hoptliB for all macnlnes.
P. A Lovetatig, Manager
HEWER CONTRACTORS RF.K1) .1 LAFLER
make connections with the sower for busi
ness houses and private residences, Terms
reasonable. Leave orders at T 0. Taylor's
Hardware store
Equals Eastern Oregon.
According to reports a wonder
fully rich strike of placer gold has
just been made In the Sixes river
district. Curry county. The Sixes
Mining company recently completed
a small hydraulic plant on their
property and had only piped four
days when I hey struck gravel that
would yield $4 In gold per pan, thus
rivaling the famous Klondike dis
coveries or a rew years ago. The
entire bank, about 20 feet high, was
then carefully prospected, and was
found to contain gold enough to
yield $20 per cubic yard of gravel.
This same locality was worked to a
very small extent in the early '50s,
and was abandoned within a few
feet or this wonderful deposit or un
told wealth now just discovered.
Ashlnnd Tidings.
Captain O'Donncll, Hoot- Army Offi
cers, who have been looking for lo
cations for about S00 Hocr families.
Acting with Gimernl Delary, they
have been Investigating the soil and
climate of Cuba, and have conclud
ed that the conditions tbcte are not
favorable for natives of South Af
rlca. General Joubct believes that
Montana supplies the conditions re
nulrcii by his compatriots, who are
accustomed to mrmlng by aid or
artificial Irrigation. Ho and Cap
tain O'Donnell therefore have ar
ranged with Mr. .Ionian to moot him
In llutte some time nbout Kebtuarv
lli. From llutte the paity will look
over the Shields river valley and
basin, continuing thence to the val
ley nnd wide benches of the Yellow
stone rlor. initio Miner
OREGON
ajb Union Pacific
Two Trains to the East Dally
Throuah Pullman standard andTnnrfil tMn.
lne ears dallv to Omahn. CMeum tnnrui
aleenint Car Dally to Kansas city; throntk
Pullman tourist sleeping cars personally con
ducted) weekly to Chicago, Kansas city, re
clining chair cars (seat free) to the East dally
Boers for Montana.
While In the East W B. Jordan
of this city, met General Joubet nnd
Will Grow Fine Stock.'
A number or fanners, residing In
the vicinity or Dry crock and Dixie
have organized a corporation 'or
the purpose or engaging In the
breeding ami handling or full blood
ed stock In Walla Walla county. The
corporation has a capital stock or
$3,G00, fully paid up and the officers
of the company are i:t J. Canton
wine, president; 11. I). Kldrldge,
secretary; A. C. Kershaw, treasur
er; D. J. Kelly, Krank Uninton and
Emmett Evans, trustees. This now
company recently purchased a very
fine Porcheron black slnlllon which
was Imported from Franco. The
animal Is one of the finest blooded
horses ever hi ought to America.
Weighing 2,050 pounds, and Is n
very beautiful animal. Walla Walla
Statesman.
DKrAftT' Time Schedule , anRtvi
roi From roudlelou raoa
Portland Portland Special No. 1 The Easi
t'MOatu ;cda.m
Chicago 'Chicago Special No. 2 Portland
Sitspn I 5Spm
1
Portland Mall and Express No. 5 The East
lJi'Wam U.JSam
The Kastl Nail and Express No. Portland
-ClSam l-.Uatn
Pendleton Paiaeuier Spnkan
No ; S3Tpr
Spokane Spokane Paaienger
:lOam No. 8
Pendleton Branch , ,
MUed Train No, it -M P
Walla Walla Branch
sopm Mixed Train No, ii
No 7 connects with No.'.'.
t Onlv waits for No 1 tn raie Na. 1
not later than so mtnntes.
No. 12concecls with No. 2.
County Buys Hay.
The county commissioners today
purchased !0 tons ol hay from
Roberts & Been, the price paid be
Ing $li per ton for timothy nnd $14
lor wheat hay. haled. The bay :s
to be used to rood the largo number
of teams that will be used in Im
proving the various roads through
out the county under the new road
system. Walla Walla Union.
Dally
except
Sunday
:ood m.
Saturday
10 HO p. in.
Wlllnmotto Hlvur.
Boats leava Portland datlv. exceot Bundai
stum nf water nermtttlnvl for W lllamctle an(
Yamhill River pulnta.
F. B. MERRILL, SPOKANE, WASH., ACT.,
Iieusmnre. Second hand machlues, supplies
and repairs.
LADIES' CAPSULES OAKDKS, safe, reliable.
absolutely guaranteed to cure Leucorrhoca
(whites) and Female Weakueks. Write for
Particulars Lady Agents vanted, Address
o. Prop. Pharmacy, Lock Box ;u:i, Kansas
City, Mo.
SEE YOUR "UNCLE" WHEN YOU WANT
money. We make loans on personal property
T. B. llurdaln, I'uwn Broker, Milarkcy build
ing, Court street.
SALT IS NOW ON A
RAPID DECLINE.
WM. F. YOIINKA WILL l'AY PROMPT
attention to all sales and posting bills.
Correspondence solicited. Commission rea
sonable. P. O. box -liU, Pendleton.
Lower Coffee Market Is Expected
Cuts In New York Prices Amount
to One Cent Per Pound Package
Coffee Will Be Affected.
DRESS IAKING. CUTTING AND FITTING A
specialty. Prompt work. Satisfaction guar
anteed Mist R. Whitley, 912 Main itreet.
IN POUND THE FOLLOWING DE
sirlbed animals have been token up by
the mnrshal of the City of Pendleton, to
wit:
One black, coming i year old tllly, Indian
brand on left stlllc, right hind Igot white.
O, e bay gelding, coming 2 year old, white
stripe In forehead, b-ft hind fo-1 and lore loot
white, Indian brand ou lelt stllle,
Oueba gelding, uimluir 2 year old, whlto
stripe In f ip-head, right bind foot white Indhin
bOues0onrrHl gelding! weight about 101)0 or 1100
pounds, while stripe in forehead, collar marks,
1J or U years old, no visible brand.
One bay filly, coming, 2, years old, heavy
black mane and tall, na visible brands.
One grey mare, 0 or 7 ears old, with colt,
weight about MO piunds. no visible brands.
One bay mare, no Uslhlc brauds, lump on
back, weight about 1000 pounds, 7 or s years
Cl?l said animals aro not claimed by the
os.rers or those entitled to the possession,
costs and ejpenses against them paid, and
then taken away within ten days from the
Fl.l..n?he0tdayUeo
ar'lma" will 1 sold to tlAlgbesj t bidder,
at nubile auction for cash, at the city
nnnnd on the corner of Cottonwood and
ebb straets. In the City of Pendletoa the
proceeds of such sale to be applied to the
payment of such costs and expenses of mak-
i'i .TcAnNEV. City Marshal.
Portland, Feb. 5. The quotations
n the salt market are not showing
any too great amount of strengtn
and lower prices are dally expected.
The situation Is becoming moro
complicated every day. Today the
lminul'actuiers of B. S. V. P. salt j
announced a cut of CO cents a ease 1
nnd other manufacturers of the I
same class of goods are expected to
follow suit within the next few days. por u.
WE WILL BUYSi.cVTy.
roK"r..ffr.ri.wrnlrp,o
try. we fill country ordsn.
SMITH BROS.
Wholeiale Butoheri. Portland, Or.
BnWTI l-V i i-nil r '11 V.--T-U '!' I T F
I In.T u ""ai rename ure sua -
LUrince romnanlen. Office With
IAbstrict Co"
LliIrEY' ';. S- LAND COM-
Ilia "peciauy maae oi iauu -W
Proof ln. ....... .. ..nllaxtlona.
building, room 10.
?N80RAL PARLORS.
'N'R Btx.rm..... .......... urlOII
Clin A All! UrtlUWJU wivi I
';" Slock. I'nn.l .trxf llpnt work-
tw. All the modern Improvements.
K" terlllied. Uatn rooms In con-
'EC0ND.HAND DEALER8.
DEALER IN HECOND
In r,.2' lt here Is anything you
I iir;r. naa econa-nand turn
kViJ'Kware and crockery, cal
LIMB FROM LIMB.
Well Known Pendleton Man Tells
About Physical Torture.
The rack, the garrote and other
r. Jl.i. rl,,n- mnChlnOS Of tUB
middle ages' have gone, but physical
.!-!..- k.. nnt A nromlneut Pen-
dloton citlien tells how he was tor
n,i hour ha escaped.
,ir nnni tn vears old ana re-
tired from active business now ly
Ing on Main street, says: The dull,
dragging pain In the small of my
back felt as If two ftante erj '
Ing me apart nnd at times I felt so
mfsorable that I could n ot stoj nd or
walk and was confined to my bed.
Ur l ary weakness set In. espeda y
at lilKlit, and I was falling physically
o e?y day. At this time I happened
"o lead an ad. about Doan's Kidney
Pills and was much Impressed with
the sincerity ot the iMlluiouJal. which
t,10B'".... yiV.,iir to the one I am
making now i Kot a box of pills at
1 o Brock & Mo.Comas Co. drug store
ami Toy helped mo so that I contln
"". . .!,. nntll I had token sov-
' r. i ion i could ont. sleep
and get around again wl bout suffer
?, g the least bit of physical pain. I
endorse all of the claims made for
. trt.n.t UUIa " 'si
1 For solo by all dealer Price 50
!"L iL iter-Mllhurn Co.,
Srkvr sofo agents for the
iTnlted States. Tnvo
,,,fiinbor the imtno DOAN S
and tnlio no cthor.
mm
Apples, 75c$l per box.
Lemons, 40c doz.
Oranges, 40-SOc doz.
Cranberries, 15c per quart.
Leave
lllparla
95 a. m
Dallv
Excpt Mon
LIVESTOCK ADD POULTRY.
The following prices are paid by
dealers t the producer:
Turkeys, 1214c.
Chickens Hens, 7c; $304 per doz
en; roosters, 4 to C cents.
Geese, per dozen, $9.
Ducks, per dozen, J3.5O04.
Butter, 50 75c, good.
EggB, fresh, 30c.
CHOICE BEEF CATTLE, ET .
Steers, $3.2503.75.
Cows, $2.5002.75.
Hogs live, 4Gc.
Hogs, dressed, C'7c.
Veal, dressed, CG7c.
Sheep, $2 02.50.
HAY AND FEED.
Chop barley, $22.50 per ton; VAc
It Is now said that those salt com
iinnies which compose the Amalga
mated company are not only fighting I
the former members of tho trust, j
which they themselves were mem
bers of before the late trouble, but (
are actually fighting among them-,
selves for trade. If this Is so, and
a prominent man on the Inside of
tho salt business says It Is, the quo
tations aie soon likely to show some
fierce cuts before tho companlus
band together for mutual protection,
which the trade has no doubt they
will do as soon as they can agree
uiKin terms and a division of territory.
Lower Coffee Is Expected.
Within two days the New York
Coffee Exchange has made some
startling cuts In the quotations on
raw cotree. The cuts will amount to
about 1 cent a pound. The coffee
market, like that of cotton, has been
strained a trifle too far, according to
local manufacturers, and a slump in
the quotations Is expected every
day. An action of this kind will af
fect tho package coffees more man
the others.
Chopped wheat, $1.40 per 100.
Bran, CO cents per sack.
Shorts, $1 per sack.
Oats, 1 cents per lb.
Alfalfa, loose, $13 per ton.
Wheat, loose, $13 per ton.
Timothy, baled, per ton, $20.
RETAIL GROCERY PRICES.
Coffee i.iocho and Java, best, 40c
per lb.; next grade, 35c per lb; lower
grades, coffee, 26c to 15c per lb.;
package coffee, sue per jd.
nice Best head rice. 1214c per
lb.: next grade, 10c per lb.
Sugar Cane granuiatea, oest o.iv
per sack; do 13 lba $1.
Salt Coarse, $1.10 per 100; table,
$2.50 per 100.
pjQUr jj, U; $i.zt per uurici; "li
ters' $4-25 per barrel, $1.10 per sack,
Bacon 1418e per lb.
Ham 17018c per id.
Coal oil $1.C5 for 5 gallons, $3.5
per case. ,
Lord 70C u pounas; w
VEGETmDLE8.
Carrots, 2c per lb.
Potatoes, lc per lb.
Garlt , 10c per lb.
Cabbage, 3c per pound.
Beets, 10 lbs. 25c.
Onions, 3c per pound.
Parsnip, 10 lus. z&c.
Celery, 10c bunch, 3 bunches 25c.
Lettuce, hothouse, 5o bunch.
Kraut, 10c quart, 40c gallon.
Mince meat, 12c per pound.
Popcorn, sholled, 81-3 cents per
pound; on cob, D cents per pound.
FRUIT8.
Bananas, 40c dozen. -
LOCAL HIDE MARKET.
The following are the prevailing
nveraire nrlces for hides In this mar
ket; beef, green, 4c per lb.; beef,
dry. 1012'4c; mink. 60c each,
with a possibility of $1 each If tLe
dm Is L.nnd and the condition prime;
covote. 50 075c: bear skins, accord
ing to quality and size, from s3 to
$15; coon, 3&04uc; norse, jjj.iu,
sheep, green, Cc; sheep dry, 714c;
lynx or bob cat, lbUisu; bkuuh, tK
badger, 15030.
DRIVER WAS "HOODOOED."
Wallowa Stage Met With Three Ac
cidents In Three Weeks.
"iilliv" McWIIllams. driver of tho
Ill-fated stage which slid over un Ice
hank In Wallowa canyon last ween,
bus resinned. He says he Is "hoo
,il" Within the past mree
weeks he has had three serious ac
cldents, although ne is mo i
skillful driver on the line.
Tiw. nrui tw.i ar-t'ldenis were run
aways. A iraciioua uumc .auoi
inih tb. runaways. In neither of
iifl.tnti urn. nnV damage done Tho
four fat roadsters took tne hub
.i.otr iBBtli and ran lor several
ainvinir lii the beaten road
and stopping when they were tired
out. . ,, . ,
Tho last accident or tne iit
it... nlolnh slid over a fllty
p,.t rn,i, severely Injuring sovera
passengers, has caused McWIIllams
to quit hlH Job, for fear of tho "hoo
doo' causing something worse lo
haimon. M employers objected
to his resignation, as ho Is a r'iteu(
skillful driver and knows the Wallo
... av,, nn norfectly. His nccl
dents have all been duo to the
merest chance nnd to no lault of his
. ... i... . f,.t.u In l 11 v.. tntOUKIl
lllll II" n;i.,m.i -
canyon again.
....... i,i.. ,,r tint nmiosltlon '
i. nl.ml.rlntn'H high tariff pOl
Icy lii tno iiouso oi
A.,iin Pliainberlnlu. 1"
vnn'mr man Is able, couiageous and
' ...,i in debate always reiei:
iV father as "the member from
West Birmingham."
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
HOTELS.
HOTEL
PENDLETON
VAN DRAN BROS., Props.
The Best Hotel in Pendltto
and as good as any.
Is late
Ocean and River Schedule.
FROM PORTLAND.
I All sailing dates sob-l
vm m J-cttochanro.
- r- i r.rn.n rrsnrl.ro
Sail every & days.
Columbia River
To Ailorla and Way
Landings.
M p. m.
4 300 p. m.
Sonday
Snake River
Klparla lo Lewlston
Leav
Lewllloa
7KX)a. m.
Dslly
Excpl Mos
C SMITH. ABent. Peadleton.
The Hotel 1'cndlcton has just
been refitted anil refurnished
throughout. Phone and fire
alarm connections with all rooms.
Baths in suites and single rooms.
Headquarters for Travollng Heo
uommotiiouB sample Kooms.
Rates $2 & $250
Special rates by week or month
.xcelleut Uulxlue.
Prompt Dltilngroom eerrio.
Bar and billiard room in conneotltm
Only Three Blocks from Depot
HOTEL
ST. GEORGE
GEO. DAIIVEAU, Prop.
Kumpeuti plnn IOverytlilng llrst
class. AccommoiliitloiiH thu best. -A'l
modern conveniences. Hteinii het
throughout. Largo now sample room.
Tho Hotel St. Overgo is pronounced oue
ol the mint modern ami model hotel
of Oregon,
WASHINGTON
OLDMBIA RIVER
RAILROAD
Take this
. route for
Chicago, St Paul, St. Louis. Kan
sas City, St. Joseph, Omaha and
All Points East and South
Portland and point
on the Sound
'11 MIC CAHl)
Arrive at Pendleton Monday, Wednes
day and Friday, 1.45 p. m. Tues
day, ThurarJay and Saturday, 11.45
a. m.
Leave Pendleton, 7 p. m.
Walla Walla dallv.eaat bound, 11.-00 p. m
Arrive Walla Walladally, west bound, 10:14 a. m
Kor Information regarding rates and accom
modations, call ou or address
W, ADAMS, Agent
1'endletou. Orezon
H. B. CALDKKHEAD, O. P. A..
walla nana, nMnmiiuu.
Rooms 50c to $1.50
CORNER MAIN AND WEBB ST8.
Block and a hall Irom depot
THE HOTEL BICKERS
(Formerly Golden Rule)
Court Street
RUNS
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Elegant Dining Cars,
Tourjst Sleeping Cars.
to
THROUGH
nr. PAUL
MINNEAPOLIS
DDLUTH
FARGO
GRAND KOIUtH
UROOKBTON
WINNEPKG
HELENA and
BD1TE.
TICKETS TO
CHICAGO
WABHINOTON
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK
BOSTON
and all poioU Eaat and Bouth
rh.omra tlckiti to Japan and Oblaa, via
Tacoma and Nortbirn l-aclfle Pmiaip w..
and Atnirican line,
TIHK 8CHBDULI.
Tratni leave Fendleton dally axeapt aeaj
at 7l.p.m. ,. .M
town, ag'n0ar MorritogS.. ForUantt, Ota.
Dally Eat Oregonlan, by carrier,
only 10 cema per
'ltfassBtflPS IbBIbbbC
lBBBBKlLi BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIT
Itcmodoled and rofurnlsbod tbrouih
out Everything neat, clean and up-to-date.
Steam Ucat and electric
lights. Best culslue. I'rompt servlc.
H. E. BICKERS, Prop.
THE PORTLAND
PORTLAND. OREGON
Am.rkan Plan, ) per day aad "P""
lltadquartcia forlouiUl. and commercial Ira
eUrs? Special ratea made lo families aad alaglj
atallcmen. The msnaicmcal will b ptrani
Zt .1, .!. in .hM trwttna and alvC Orlcaa. A
modera Turkish bathtatablUbmtBlla tha holti.
II, c. BOWKKB. Maaaaet ,
J. L. VAUGHN
Electrician
Prompt attention glean and all
work aiteuted properly.
Blietrleal Supplies or all klndl
OPFICK-Ul WST COUHT ST.
(Tribune Building)
Walter's Flouring Mill
Capacity, 160 harrela a day.
Flour exchanged for wheat
Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped
etc., alwav on hand
" V'.'iKlBS.'S.'liSr AhenaVia wHSyar Sb 'SW?.?? l." SaTalf" hSVrS rSuadf
Sold ty T- -r.-n 4 C, Druoalta. "
)
Baku Uasl
HKSasa