East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 06, 1904, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textmmtmmmlmmlm DA'LY EAST 0REG0NIAN- PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1904. I r - .. - i tbioj viol I if it'l life JStH Jelid tctcr cefsi paitij ie. LI ""'"runiftnun i-mti, HOTELS. PROFESSIONS AND TRADES, ALPHABETTICALLY ARRANGED. 0, COLK. UI'MUW in JUUD (Hlicu iiuuiDt v iu a. in. ; tidloce, "" "ol1 -ruKn, M. D- DESrAIN I1I.0CK. I !: corrects eve trouble, rn. I.', conditions and Impaired hearing. !. rorrectly fitted for retractive er ""'Vleclioue main 1811. jlTn & KINOO. OFFICII O.Vnil C". r,,n Hiiulnm bank. IVMilinnn (j'rfsldentc telephone, main lnni. rrSXuriniiD, m. u. iiomiioi'iiatip p LHiriMD anu surgeon, umca in juou T.,!n,ihnnB OrHCO. black 1411! rrTMcl'AULI-, JUDD M.OCK. TEl.E. fcie'llsin H i residence, Black Ml. lit HKNunitBON, rnvsiciAN r. surecon. uruco in Baviiucn Hank pf room 1. Ofllce 'phone, mnln 1411 ; kjtncf, mm "m-nik IC. llljAKKSLIiR CHltONIC t, nervous licenses and (llnpnues of I U .... l.l hullrllntv nnl-na.- Mnltm .! Ifl JIIIIU uu..u..t, -v...... u....u uuu E itreotB. Ofllce 'phone, mala 721 ; Ette, red 1223. tiiSA AI.M.N I100NI3, OSTIIOI'ATII. ijfncc. Thompson struct, botwecu Our f liter slrects. l'lione macs 1021 Nor lueait a specialty. DENTISTS. .EiS',LF:N:i"iET0N tnuoE. no. au ofS.5h "MKK SWffi f, ?,,t,clly Invited to attend. Hall m R k ! p fourt street U A. Hartman k. K., L. h. Bean, Secretary. , KVMtt. DKNTAL BUI10KON. Otfico fern 15, Judd Illock. nVAUdllAN, DENTIST. OFFICE IN I building, i-nono rcu mi. IUAll, 11,1. A I. A.. AA A.I tl .T iitlon block, over Schmidt's new drug Tlione red 271. "bANKS AND BROKERS. !N'S IIESOIIT YOU A11P. iKVTTun 'roe reading-room. Why not Join and mi, I I """""'"Ki; ui iree uatn, use of :r n In s u"u """' equipments, In cluding library and reading room? Terms, 1.00 to loin mwl r.n,. n miMt.h rr NATIONAL HANK OF ATHENA, won. Capital, $50,000; surplus and tiliMOUO). Interest on time deposit!. i in foreign and domestic exchange, atom promptly intended to. Henry IliBi, president ; T. J. Kirk, vlce-pres- F. n. l,eurow, tuBuiui , i, u. awium, fciibler. FAIIMI'llH' HANK OF WESTON. latin, Oreston. Does a general bank- Mam. Exchange bought and sold. ft!oM promptly attended to. It. Jam- rMesweiu; i.eorpu . iroeusrci, pnldent; J It. Kllgorc, cashier; dl- fci a. A. iiariraan, .11. ai. J onus. r. flit, 0. 1). draw, J. F. Kllgore, Itob IliBfjon, (!. Vi, l'rocbstel. MKN TO LKARN llAUllEH TRADE : ONLY eight weeks required; two years tuved; posi tions secured when competent. Catalogue im.ai.bu ..cat NUIVI DIBIC1U VUliCKO, OHU Fiancljco. Calif. BINUEK SEWING MACHINE OFFICK, 809 College street. rcpnirs for all machines. 1. A I.ovctang, Manager PENDLETON HAVINGS HANK, Billfton. Oregon. Organized March 1, ST ...!..t tlftrilVtl .ti.nliiii TK I Visual. iw,wj , ouijj.ua, ,iv I Interest allowed on nil time deposits. I I. 1. A.wl n nil ..Bl..f.l.lfll FUJ(C VliUnlifc null uuiu uu u.i iu...u. 1 Special attention given to collec- I. II. 4, I iiruiaii, yreoiuuui , ii , Tlct-preildeut ; T. J. Morris, cashier' 8EWEK CONTKACTOItS-REED .t LAFLER make connections with the sewer for busi ness houses and private residences. Terms reHiuimuie. j!ave orucri ai 1 u. jayioi a Uardware store F. 8. MERRILL, SPOKANE, WASH., AGT Densmore. Becond hand machines, supnllc! and repairs. EI NATIONAL HANK OF 1T.NDLE I Cioiiil. j;i).uoo ; surplus, and un- lid proati. 111X1,000 Transacts a 11 OlSIluK UllllllUa. 1..II.IIAUXU anu ttaalc triQsiers soia ou i;uicbk, dru im .Sn York. and rrlncloal points In rli(il. Dr.llti drawn on China, Japan Eatope Hiltss collection4! 011 reasonable UitAiuav. nresident : W. F. Mat- IilM-pmUeut; O. M. Rice, cashier ;(ieo. nui, Jl., ummai csiumr LADIES' CAI'SUI.KS UAilDKS, safe, reliable. Abinlutelv guaranteed to cure Luucorrhoea (whites) and Female WeaknebS. Write for pariiciuars. LAuy Agents wauiea. Auuress Mo. I'rop. I'harmscy, Lock Uox 112:1, Kansas City, Mo. SEE YOUR "UNCLE" WHEN YOU WANT money. We make loans on personal property T. II. (lurdaln, Pawn Broker, Mllarkcy build ing, Court street. IRCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. TIODTJIAN. AltCIIITECT AND krlitnidrat Room 12. Judd lllock, Pen- nuteodent. Association block, reu 1 Orffjo. WM. F. YOIINKA WILL PAY PIIOM1T attention "to all sales and posting bills. Correspondence solicited. Commission rea sonable. P. O. box 2GG, Pendleton. llOWARI), AltCIIITECT AND SU- E Burnt. Makes complete ana reus for tmllillriLn In the cltv or coun- Ikom IT, Judd building. 1 1 COLE, CONTItAGTOIlS AND rci r.sumaies iiiruisneu 1111 auuri lb work a specialty. Prompt I thnn 111.. la1n UAVJ uu AIIIIIA BAlVOli UCOI m.u.u. Mil. CONTllACTOK AN DItUILD Eitlmates fnrnlsliiKl on all kinds rx1, cement walks, atone walla, etc. from at Kast uregonian oiuce. I IfLLnit m.ASTnniMn and CE- Ptlcr. Cemenr wnlka a specialty. Es- pfiralsbed free. Work guaranteed. rurs at llailley & Zehner'8 cigar lHa street. P. O. box 104. VETERINARY SURGEONS. i-URY 8URQEON DK. D. C. McNADB fiuiman's Drug store. fOARDING AND LODGING. ! ALTA, COUNEIl ALTA AND tms. uoara by tne aay or wee. We set. Rates, $3.78 and L75 ! Mrs. L. Neff, prop. Pendleton IW la connection. L. Neff, pro- h HI nr. TIT r n k tiin t rrrt fjT IV KtT. 11 l in n ci nn na. h. II I lQvn iiusiness takes you MIX. ItAn Mf h UnfAl Kallv ClnnA irj1 ioa service. T 11. wimpy, RY AND FEED 8TABLES. fen hemrV feed yard, cor. u.-nd LUllth streets. 8. A. Alio. l' bones, good rlgi, bejt care given r'wck, Opp, Hotel Pendleton. Phone iJLUVEHY. UQAltD AND 8ALE "'UCT .V k Ann a1 w nrAnplntiira. for Bum.- ur.-r' - i. v: . oiock noaraea aK reuuu- ible,118Alta-it. Pnona Main 701, best I tl ANOE AND LAND BU8INES3 E'pil ?. "hstracti of title, to .all l-vatl I la cniintv. r.njina nn fltv property, lluys and elli IWi. taiff. uoea a general nro- EU1DM. Ilan. a. I mnl-AA -,. , ' A JB IHAC9 AUU AIAAW ifi-'S' non-realdent!. Iteferepee, enu eton. i- . AltTMAN, Pre. . bronfcj WW fcTLEY nHPnESENTB THE tein.r"81 reliable are ana acci- lij'corapaniei. oiuce who &"'EI' J.n.' u- 8- LAND COM ffl'i '."'urance and collections. Oulldlpg. r0Qm 10. KUJORIAL PARLORS. 2 R A v r . .... 1 ..f ".'Court atreot. Ueat work- i itsrin j mouern improvements. -W'I'liea. Hath rooms In. con- NO-HAND DEALERS. JR Diurmii iu ui-i'nNIl I . ' .IT II ...... 1. 1 un l&mt," lecoud-haud furniture. . S na fockery, call and ATTORNEYS. toi, Or. """" " UMW Store, Pendie: building: 11J1J' LAW 0P"CU IN JUDD FVkATYotSi:x at-lTwTTTi "taOfi'S. 'm'bu,,0"1". LAWYERS. AS- N-Of'tntiq;vin?illAW. CAItTEIl Sc I1ALEV. ATTniivt-vc TZ mw:Ofllce In Savings Hank building. II. I'J. COI.t.ir.i! iiii'viii, A Ilooms 7 and 8, Association bulldlni H1iw'MAi? i!i;II:llC,F" ATTORNEYS AT '.i' . .r' Tillman has been admitted to "-,'"-' iu uuireu states patent offices nodo,smnikf)9 SIi?.c"l,ty, ( Patent law block. ' ' 2 aud Association FRATERNAL ORDERS. MEl get FOR RENT. NEAT, CLEAN, WELL-KEPT Rooms to runt. U',.11 Iaaiia 302 Water strcotjeor. JoUnson." FURNI8IIEI) Mrs. Strahon, FOR RENT -GOOD FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE for two gentlemen or twoladlei. Call at CIO Willow street. WANTED. MISCELLANEOUS. DRESSMAKING. CUTTING AND FITTING A m.ecialtr. Prompt work. Satisfaction guar anteed Miss R. Whitley, 1)12 Main street. IN POUND-TIIE FOLLOWINO DE- lmnn l.nna l.uun Inlran nn h BCriUgu UUIU1UIB HAIC lVSU .vu 'f J the marshal of the City of Pendleton, to wit ; One black, coming S year old Ally. Indian brand on left stllle, right hind foot wblte. Oiebay gelding, coming 2 year pldf white stripe in forehead, left hind fo jt and fore foot white, Indian brand on left sfllle. Onebav gelding, coining 2 year old, white stripe In forehead, right hind foot white. Indian nrauo on nam . ....... ,, . One sorrel goiuing, weis. uuuu. . ..w :i.i.. 1,1 fnrphniKl. rnttar marks. 12 or H years old, no visible brand. une oay miy, cuiuiub y 1 Wk m.nean.ita l. ?o visible bjaud- weigiit about noo pounds, no visible brandi- One Day mare, uu .ii'i u.-u-, . r back, weight about 1000 pounds, . or B jeari 'lf iald animals are not claimed by the owners or those entitled to the possesion, costs and eipenses against them paid, ana r. ...ui.in ion flflvB from the men luheu uuj nin.n. J , ihm date hereof, then, at So clock n. m. of the I'lltetii'ii naj - o. -- -. - arnna .w. ' :,.V ,h. dtr S nPd, on t e co'rner' of Cottonwood am. str?ets. '" the City of PendUton h proceeds 01 sucn saic i "i -lV Kivment of such costs and expenses of mak ing Bale. ., ww a.rbAKSEV, City Marshal. AMOHG THE EXCHANGES OF ' THE INLAND EMPIRE Spokane's Moral Crusade. Mayor Uoyd was notified by tlio commlttoe nf iha nrrinrrinrR' nssnri.q- tlon yesterday that tho alley resorts of the city are cleaned up and that If further lawsuits are incurred to leep them clean he will bo tho next. wcum oi tne preachers wratn. . Tho committee was composed of Ilcv. 11. E. Iltz. Rev. M. R. Dunn. Ilev. George It. Wallace, nov. G. vvuiiam uiuoncy and Ilev. A. It. Lambert. Hov. B. R. THy.. ns annlrosmnn nf the committee, said; "Wo have tak en it upon ourselves to attempt the Cleaning of the nlm- rnsnrtn nf Ihp city. The police report that that won: lias been accomplished and we are determined that tho crib system Shall bo a thine nf 1hr nnst In Snn. kane. Thoso places are now clean, anu recognizing, the mayor as the head of tho city government, wo shall expect him to keep them so. u you do not do so, Mr. Boyd, and wo are compelled to go to law again in similar cases, wo shall make , a test case of it and see if tho mayor can be compelled to cnfoice the laws." Mayor Boyd replied that ho did not anticipate any more trouble, ?s tho women were leaving the city. Spokesman-Review. Will Study Dairying. The Sth annual session of tho courso in dairying will be held at the Washington Agricultural College from Feb. 29 to April 22. The course this year will pursue similar lines lo those which have been in preceding years. For two or three years past the school has worked under the dis advantage of having no building or plant sufficiently well equipped for its purpose. Through the generos ity of the last legislature thin lack lias been supplied and there is now in process of construction a new Ualry building which Is to take the place of tho one destroyed by fire some three years ago. Goldendale Sentinel. ster hen egg In Tho lnlon a few days ago, a fowl belonging to J. I. Jones of 505 North Sixth street started out to beat the record of Wednesday afternoon, ami the result was brought to Tho Union office yesterday in the shape or a well formed egg SV4 by au, Inches, tape measure. The hen was a last April bird. Mr. Jones' flock of 10 hens made a fine record during January, produr jng 275 eggs. They were red on boiled wheat and kept In a warm roost. Walla Walla Union. OREGON Shojtline and Union Pacific Two Trains to the East Dally ThfAIIAl, 1.l1lmn . I I I . ,. . u.....u .1.UUAIU aiiii inurill Sleep. Ing cars dally to Omaha, Chleago; tourist sleeping cat dally to Kansas City; thronsh Pullman tourist sleeping cars personalty con dncted) weekly to Chicago, Kris city, r- ciining cnair cars urmi irro) to tne Knit dally New Electric Company. The company which proposes lo go ahead with the construction of a new electric power plant near tho city and fight tho Northwestern Ons & Klectrlc company as a re sult of the high rates charged by hat company, will In a day or two begin circulating contracts among business men and citizens. If a suf ficient number stand behind the pro ject anil take the contracts (o use the current from the new company for a specified period, construction will commence at once. Walla Walla Union. A Remarkable Pet. Mr. Apple of Olex wns In Arling ton this week with an American eagle. It Is a perfect pet and rode to town with him on tho wagon. It goes and comes when it pleases on his farm near Olex. Ho mucin 11 before It could fly and It has become , thoroughly domesticated. It Is now nine months old and measures seven feet from tip to tip of Its wings ! when standing. Its claws measures nine Inches across from tho back claw to the front one. This bird .should bo secured for the J nor, expo sition. Arlington Record. rrar Tlmo SoIkxIiiIh laaivi ro From Poudlctnu rso Portland Portland Special No. 1 The Easl 9110 am OKMa.in j Chicago 'Chicago Special No. 2 Portland 5:13 pm Giiiupm rortland Mall and Express No. ft The East U::K)am U.'.'aam TheKastl Mail and Express N0.6 I Portland 1:15 am 4.35 am 1 Pendleton Passenger Vpokaai No 7 833 p n V Spokane fpokana raavngrr !:10 am No. 8 rendition Branch .... n , Mixed lraln No. 1 J-Mpm .,, Walla Walla Branch 0.o0pm Mlxnl Train No. No Tcoiuiectswtth No.2. t Onlv walls for No 1 In case Na. 1 Is late not later than S 1 minnten. o. 41 connects with No, 2. A Tame Egg Story. Stimulated by the Rtory ot a mon- It's the Oregon Climate. John Coggswell, the well known old pioneer, is today celebrating his 90th birthday. Dcsplto his advanced age he Is still as hale and hearty as a man .10 years younger, and Is seen on the business streets nearly every day. Eugene Guard. (.'CO p. m. Dally except Sunday 8 SO p. m. Haturday 10 MO p. in, IT REVIEWED WE WILL BUY ch, S rowsB"..rfv.r:.uVn,rp.r. try. We till country orden. SMITH BROS. Wholesale Buteheri, Portland, Or. PROMPT, RELIABLE SERVICE A. J. BEAN HAULING OF AIL KINDS o.. ..van h.tlol care 01, mmi - UrDTicn s. rnuu Scott's Santal-Pepsin Capsules . snainlir MIRE For laSammallon or uaiarr; of the Bladder and Diseased Kidnsys. Mo caw no pay. Carta 'aattlr sail Perma ienUy lie worrt eaM! 0! no matur of how lea ata-d-tug. Absolutely harmless. KcS.or&tViii il.w boxes ; M8. THE SAKTAl-PtPtm CO., nrLLIPOMTS SB. WIIVi r ------ - , by F. W. atnmiin o w MEN AND WOMEN. Uia Bla O tot unnatural tarmwuCf0"""-.. i.atorpolsoo. aomolIMIiV-IW!or wut In plain w.Wfci V. a. a. tt W".-x;rs Olreolat lent ou'iwueit. ssKs(Cmr soldi FsntTUKfl iHiGHESTEB'S PILLS W W ii! '...Turil Hcic.ll.."'"".',,".,K"1 .V. Viiiii tiIiuihiii. wi",.-- , . r.vri.i ..uu ui.i. n 'if riuT.r.: VMllala s.Hr..vH The wheat market has taken a fall since a few days ago, and is now quoted at about the same figure by both exporters and mills. If the farmer wishes to bring it to the mill he can get from C4 to CC cents if It is of the best grade ot bluestem, but If It Is not of the standard grade the mills will not have it at any price. It seems a far cry from the Jl wheat of Chicago and (14 cents on the Coast, but the solution lies in the brain of Mr. Armour, the manip ulator who has a corner on the grcrin and is forcing it up. The value there is fictitious and upon it can bo based nothing of the value of the real grain In the market or nn the Coast. Tho mills have all of the stock "n hand they need, and are not looking for grain, but will buy If it is brought to them in good condition. Until this stnto passes the price will In all piobablllty remain the same as It Is now, or in that vicinity. Beets, 10 lbs. 25c. Onions, 3c per pound. Parsnip, lu rs. 25c. Celery, 10c bunch, 3 bunches 26c. Lettuce, hothouse, 5c bunch. Kraut, 10c quart, 40c gallon. Mlnco meat, 12c per pound. Popcorn, shelled, 8 1-3 cents per pound; on cob, 5 cents per pound. FRUITS. Bananas, 40c dozen. Apples, 75c$l per bor. lemons, 40c doz. Oranges, 40-50c doz. Cranberries, 15c per quart. RETAIL GROCERY PRICES. Coffee A.AOcho and Java, best, 40c per lb.; next grade, 35c per lb; lower grades, coffee, 25c to 15c per lb.; package coffee, 20c per lb. Rice Best head rice, 12c per lb.; next grade, 10c per lb. Sugar Cane granulated, nest u.5u per sack; do 13 lb. Jl. Salt Coarse, Xl.10 per 100: tauie, J2.50 per 100. Flour B. U., J4.25 per Barrel; wai ters' $4.25 per barrel, $1.10 per sack. Bacon 1418c per lb. Ham 1718c per lb. Coal oil $1.05 for 5 gallons, $3.25 per case. Lard 70c 6 pounds; $i.iu iu pouuua. VEGETmDLES. Carrots, 2c per lb. Potatoes, lc per -lb. Garli , 10c per lb. Cabbage, 3c per pound. LIVESTOCK Ai;D POULTRY. The following prices are paid by dealers t the producer: Turkeys, 1214c. Chickens Hens, 7c; $34 per doz en; roosters, 4 to 6 cents. Geese, per dozen, $9. Ducks, per dozen, $3.5004, Butter, 50J76c, good. Eggs, fresh, 30c. CHOICE DEEF CATTLE, Steers, $3.2503.76. Cows, $2.5002.75. Hogs live, 4'45c. Hogs, dressed, G!i7c. Veal, dressed, CG7c. Sheep, $202.50. . ET Building Material Of all Description Sash, Doors & Windows Made to order. Building paper, lime,, cement, brick and sand, wood gutters for barns and dwellings a spec ialty, Oregon Lumber Yatd Alta St, Opp. Court House I HAY AND FEED. Chop barley, $22.50 per ton; lc per lb. Chopped wheat, $1.40 per 100. Bran, CO cents per sack. Shorts, $1 per sack. Oats, VA cents per lb. Alfalfa, loose, $13 per ton. Wheat, loose, $13 per ton. Timothy, baled, per ton, $20. LOCAL HIDE MARKET. The followlne are the prevailing average prices for hides In this mar ket; beef, green, 4c per lb.; beef, dry, 1001254c; mink, 50c each, with- a possiuiiuy 01 11 cacu . . la innd nnri tne conaiiiuu yuiuc; vnip r.niffl7Kc! bear skins, accord ing to quality ana size, irom m w .1d; coon, .joufsvui a,u, sheep, green, Cc; sheep dry, 7c: lynx or bob cat, 15030; skunk, 25c;. badger, iirau. t Relief In One Minute. rino minute rvineh Cure gives re lief In one minute, becase It kills the ml,.mlB which tickles the muCOUS membrano, causing tho rough, and at the same time clears the phlegm, draws out the Inflamation and heals anil soothes the affected parts. One Minute Cough Cure strongmen" " lungs, wards off pneumonia and is a harmless and never falling cure In all curable cases of Coughs, Colds and Croup. Ono Minute Cough Cure Is pleasant to lane, uii " and Vod a"ko ior yllng nnd oW' Sold by Taliman s Miss Emily A. Watson of New York City has contributed $100,000 ....... ...i..,,llrt hn. to the Now . orK ui"'"11 " pltal to meet mo cost 01 u convalescent crippled children ' an Industrial school for their benefit ...i i,na nian niomlsod an endow ment fund of $250,000 for tho sup port of the home ami scnum, snld Uncle Kbon, .'arts down an' does a day's loauii', au rails it boln' lmttcut an' resign. od" Ocean and River Schedule. FKOM PORTLAND. ; All sailing dates-nb- cci locnanae. Far San Krancisco al every a days. Colombia River To Astoria and Way Landings. 40 p. mi :00 p.m. buuday Wlllnmetto Hi vor. Boats leave Portland dallv. oiceot Bnndat Hire of water nermtttlnrl for Willamette ane Yamhill IllTrr points. Leave Leave Kl parte 4 5 a. m. Pallv Excpl Monl Snake River Klparla to Lewlston Lewtsloe 7la. m. Pally Iitil M01 ,C SMITH. Aient. I'eadleton. WASHINGTON COLUMBIA 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 TIMIt CAllll Arrive at Pendleton Monday, Wednes day and Friday, 1.45 p. m. Tuei day, Thureday and Saturday, 11.45 a, m. Leave Pendleton, 7 p. m. Leave Walla Walla dally.east bound. 11 KX) p, m Arrive Walla Walladally.-zest bound, 10: a. m For Information regarding rates and accom modations, call ou or address W, AUAHX, Agrni l'endletou. Oregon B. B. CAI.DKRHKAO, ). V. A., nana nana, ns.Himiuu, HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS.. Prons. The Best Hotel In Pendteto and as good a any. IbsHijwPim The Hotel I'cndlcton has iuat been refitted and refurnished throughout. Phone and fire alarm connections with all rooms. baths in suites and single rocras. Readquartors for Travollng Mai uommouiouB sample Uoomi, 1 Rates $2 & $2.50 Hpeclal rates by week or month ixeoiient uuialtie. Prompt Olnlngroom serrlca. ,r ' i i Bar and billiard room in oonneotloi Only Three Blocks from Depot MOTEL ST. GEORGE CEO. DAIjVEAU. Prop. European plan Everything Ilrst- cIrsh. AccoininoJatloiiH tho bcBt. AI nioderit coiivenlrnces. Htenm lieat tlinniRlimit. I.iirgo new sample rnouta. Tlio Hotel Bt.dcorge Is pronounced one ot the most modern anil model hotel of Oregon. Rooms 50c to $f.50 CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS. Block and a half from depot TIE HOTEL BICKERS (Formerly Golden Rule) Court Street m TO THROUGH RUNS Pullman Sleeping Cars, Elegant Dining Cars, Tourist Sleeping Cars. BT. PAUJj MINNKAPOWH DUIiUTH FAIUjO ORAND FOBKH CBOOKBTON WINNEPEG HKLENA and BUTi'iE. TICKETS CHICAGO WAHHINGTON PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK JJOBTON and all polnta Eaat and Bouth rhmmh ticket! to Japan and Oblna, via Tawma and Kort-ern faclfle nussmsaip and American line. IIMI SCHBDULB. Tialni leave Fendleton dally excepl af Vof lurtwr Information. Um. cards, ajar! and tlcteU.callon or write j'J0r ?SrSrdV.r,lKn4i5rt?0k TO nalli East Oreoonlan, by carrier, only 15 cents per week. Itcmodolcd and rofurnlslied tlirougU. out. Everything neat, clean and up-to-date. Bteatn .ieat and eloctrto lights. Heat cuisine. Troinpt servlca. H. E. BICKERS, Prop. THE PORTLAND PORTLAND. OREGON American Han, fj Pr day aad apara. Ilcad,uarteis fortomUt. and comm.lcUl iraj .Urs? Bpcclal rates made to famll ee aad jJaft .tBtlemcn. The maaatmBt it all times lo show rooms end give moacra Turaisn oai...u..u..-..- If. C. DOWKHB, Maaagtt. J. L. VAUGHN ctriclon Prompt attention glvn ana alt work eaeeuted properly. Bleetrleal Supplies of all kinds OFFICE-IZI WBST COURT ST. (Tribune Building) t Walter's Flouring Mills Capacity, 1B0 barrels a day. Flour exchanged lor wheat. Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped JTaa, etc., always on hand. Mk ci. jaaMniuni in wm9 inEanii tuelrfi'liu...i"1";r;f.. .iSIrii. .inokiuir. cuiuaLoat Manhood. iu of aba.uiipai."--f. BDermatdrrhoj llnaoir nio, " Hl,he'Ru,nn.,MreW I men D V . . .. 5sr ' .:r..nUn. wo a s ior s..w j r .. man Franolaoo.swaM " 5V ."":."iii,;.iii.ni free. Address, msnon nin- . nieu wiiiiwi."' . r.l .Ullllh. """SoW 1 by Taltesn 4 Co., Druggists, r -1. vourt .street