DAILY EA8T OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1904.
Business Cards and Societies
j PROFESSIONS AND TRADES, ALPHABETTICALLY ARRANGED.
PHYSICIANS.
"Za COI.E. OFFICE IN JODD
iMItlff UIUCO iiuuto, w m n. uj. ,
n m Telephone: OrUce, mala 1371;
V. n""
STt.nn M. D. DESPAIN I1LOCK.
U " .-.i ..afreets eR tranhlea. m.
ri conditions nnil Impaired hearing.
'. tilted for refractlm -
B V"...;.' m.ln 11111
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tl c 1 1 1"
RMIT1I lHilJ. UFl lVU UI Kill
E. Pendleton Savings bank. Telephone
W. residence telephone, main IBM.
"STntmaiiD. M. D. IIOMKOPHATIC
Friiclan and surgeon. Office In Judd
Kii Telephone: Office, black 1411;
K, blackJM.
IrT J. McFAULL, JUDD BLOCK. TKLE
f"'., on. rn.lripnre. lllack 101.
tM"
u ftnNDKItSON. I'HYMCIAN
Ia iurceon. Ofllce In Savings Bank
IV room 1. orUce 'phone, main 1411 ;
r ,., i ..ill
nce. u
TtNN K. rtl.AKESLEE, CIIItONIC
j nerrons diseases and diseases of
,t Judd building, corner Main and
i streets. Office 'phone, main 721 ;
kpce, red l-t-'J.
ItENA ALLEN IIOONE, OSTEOPATH
ftVSter Sireeis. ruuun uiw ju.t
blunt a specialty.
. ....... 7 t Tit7aUArkr it, nnr
r M.M. 1 1 ii . ' i "-y .... .......
tt street, over Koepptn's dlug store.
1 SUeuWUU w ,,iu uiikuicii
DENTISTS.
a KKHN. DENTAL BUHOKON. Ultlce
10m li, Judd Block.
rAIIOIIAN. DENTIST. OFFICE IN
bi building. "1'hone red 1411.
ifAVN. IIENTI8T. OFFICE IN AS-
liitlon block, over Schmidt's new drug
Tnone rea ,
BANKS AND BROKERS.
It NATIONAL HANK OF ATHENA,
mton. Lanital, ou.uuu ; surplus nuu
rtlons promptly attended to. Henry
1Q1S. preaiueilli I. .1. Tivciura'
I' 8. LeQrotv, cashier; I. M. Kemp,
tiihler.
PAlIMEliS HANK OF WESTON,
SftoD, Oregon. Does n general bnnk-
I'jtlness. Exchange bought and sold,
ttlons promptly attended to. It. Jam
I president ; Oeorge V. Proebstel,
Iraldent: J. It. Kllgore, cashier; dl-
, 0. A. Ilartcian, at. si. jouns, x.
r. l) draw. J. F. Kllrore. Hob-
fcneson, (I W. Proebstel.
ni'VIU lTfV HAVIVflS TIAKIT
Bdletuii. Oregon. Organized March 1.
merest allowed on all time deposits.
age UOUUI nuu sum uu uu ikiuii.mi
Hnecmi aiieniion kivu w tuiiw.--
ilce-presldent ; T. J Mn'rls, cashier
I Maluaey, assimaui (,-UHuier.
NATIONAL HANK OF PENDLB-
CipUl. jru.ox) ; lurplni. and un-
binklnir bmlness. Exchange and
btalc Innilers sold on Chleaxo, Sua
ko, New Yotic. auu principal points in
thwML nmlii drawn on China. Jaoan
rope Makes collections on reasonable
bjjqvi AQitay. presi lent , w. r 01m
Ke.prtHiaeni,u. si. nice, caiuier ;-.ieu
a, 4T , jWMimm caiaier
tBCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
THOUT1IAN. AIintllTECT AND
nleodrnt Hoom 12 Judd lllock, Pen-
rnteaueat. Association diock, ren
Oregon.
IBOWAItD. AHCIIITECT AND SU
ttndtnt. Makes complete and re 1 la
in (or buildings In the city or coun
town it. Juuu Duiiuing.
K 1 COLE, CONTItACTOllS AND
Hen Estimates furnished on short
lib work a specialty, prompt
fcoop on iiiun atreet, near uain.
BUaT, CONTItACTOK AN DI1UILD-
I utimatea furnished on an xinas
Korr. cement walks, atone walls, etc.
I orders at East Oregonlan office.
I KELLER. I'LASTllIEINO AND CE-
tlo(. Cement walks a specialty. Ea
(gralshed free. Work guaranteed,
orders at Uadley & Zehner'a cigar
uo street, v, u. oox iui.
IETERINARY SURQEON8.
LS'AKV HUROKON DR. D. C. McNADB
lit Ttllman's Dnig Siore.
(OARDING AND LODGING.
.rm. m..tt. .rm. tun
litreeta. Board by the day or week.
set. itaies, 9).a idu .iu
L frm T. Mrr nrnn PAnfllAtnn
fird In connection. L. NetT, pro-
Pi HOTEL, LEADING nOTEL IN
Fir. ii.uo to fl.su per day. u. i:
noprietor.
TOUR IlimtNKHR TAKES YOU
kill, ttnn mt- thm nnfl I11T. flaAd
lid iod service. T II. Wimpy,
PRY AND FEED STABLES.
I ONE LIVKRY STABLE. COURT
ODD. rnnrlhnu RnwDrl .JU Han.
uwt;i sood turnouts. Public teales.
fJOn 1IKNKV HEED YARD, COR.
ana L.1UIIU IMU. a. A. Alio-
H. 'Ua wiHfnMKI. alalia PlAntv
given eareiui aiieniion.
IUL STABLES O. M. FaOOMJS,
nis horses, goud rlas, best care trtvan
I . vpp. ssoiei renuiGHMi. ruuss
I'SRY STABLE, ALTA 8TRET. OAR.
Qond rigs at all tiroes. Cab Una
rnons Main 701.
ATTORNEY8.
BEAN A PKRRY, ATTORNKY8 AT LAW.
Office, over Taylor's Uardirart Store, Pendle
ton, Or,
JAMES A. FEB, LAW OFFICE IN JUDD
building.
E. D. IIOYD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ill
Court aUeet.
IIAILUY & LOWELL, ATTORNEYS AT
law. Ofllce In Despaln block.
HALLERAY & McCOURT, LAWYERS. As
sociation building.
N. BERKELEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office In Savings Hank building.
CARTER & RALLY, ATTORNEYS AT
law. Ofllce In Savings Hank building.
II. E. COLLIER, LAWYER. OFFICE
Rooms 7 and 8, Asaaclatlou building.
STILLMAN & PIERCE, ATTORNEYS AT
Inw. Mr. Stlllman has been admitted to
practice In United Statea patent ofQcea,
and makes a specialty of patent law.
Rooms 10, 11, 12 and 13, Association
block.
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
1). P. O. ELKS, PENDLETON LODGE, N0.58H
m-jiuini uimiiUH bill nuu imru lUUnUKfl
of each month. All brothers visiting in the
city most cordially Invited to attend. Hall In
LaDow block. Court street. U A Hartman,
Sr.. E. It., C. E. Bonn, Secretary.
MEN'S RESORT YOU ARE INVITED.
Free reading room. Why not Join and
get the advantage of free bath, use of
punching bag and other equipments, In
eluding library and reading room 7 Terms.
$1.00 to Join and SOc a month dues.
TONSORIAL PARLORS.
AMONG THE EXCHANGES OF
THE INLAND EMPIRE
PATTON'S SANITARY HARUER SHOP,
Despaln block, Court street, ltest work
nansblp. All the mouern improvements,
vll tools sterilized. Hath rooms In con.
nectloa.
FOR RENT.
NEAT, CLEAN, WELL-KEPT FURNISHED
Rooms to rent. Well locued. Mrs. Strahon,
SOi Watur street; cor. Johnson.
Boise Is Rejoicing.
This city paid the Oregon Short
Lino over $800,000 last yenr Tor
freights according to figures given
out by the company, and certainly a
large sum was realized as passenger
receipts. Tho freight and passen
ger business transacted here by the
company makes Boise the second
town on the line. Salt Lake Is first
and Pocatello third.
Tho Importance of Boise as a rev
enue producer Is not being over
looked by the company. Rates from
cAstern and Missouri river points
have leen voluntarily lowered s-o
that poise wholesale dealers arc now
placed on an equality with Salt
Lake.
A force of men will begin taking
up tho CO-pound rolls In a few days
west of Granger, In order to replace
them with 80-pound rails. The CO
pound rails will be put In on the
Boise branch to take tho place of
the 45-pound rails now In use. The
roadbed will bo ballasted between
here and Nampa with Sherman
gravel and In every way will be the
canal of the main line. The 315 en
gine which has been used for years
on the Boise passenger train, has
been replaced by the 405 from the
main line. Tho latter is one of the
best and swiftest engines on the
road. It has the electric head light
and all other nn to date Improve-
! ments.
Nearly a mile of side tracks have
been built in the Boise yards since
last fall, and several train loads of
cinders have been put In as ballast
and for filling In around the freight
depot Boise Capital News.
FOR RENT -GOOD FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE
for two gentlemen or two ladies. Call at C10
Willow street.
WANTED.
WANTED A OnOD SOLICITOR. ROOM 11
Arlington rooming house.
M ENTO LEA RN BARBER TRADE ; ONLY
eight weeks required; two years saved; posi
tions secured hen competent. Catalogue
mailed tree. Holer Bystcin Collfge, Kan
Fiancisco, Call!.
WANTED ADVERTISERS TO MAKE
use of these classified columns. If you
have something you have no use for, offer
to trade It fur something that some other
body mny have and have no use for, some
thing that you may need In your business,
lay may have an extra horse that you
may wish to trade for a cow or a vehicle.
Somebody may have the cow and vehicle
and want the horse. 1.1c or 2uc want ad
will probably do the business.
WANTED YOUR ORDERS FOR EN
graved cards, wedding Invitations, etc.;
100 engraved visiting cards with plate,
fl.50; additional cards In future, $1 per
hundred. The East Oregonlan.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOUND A BKOWN FOR BOA ON MAIN ST.
The owner can havj same by calling at Pen
dleton hotel, proving property and paying tor
tblaad,
BINDER SEWINO MACHINE OFFICK, 609
College street, repairs lor an macninei.
P, A Lovetang, Manager
SEWER CONTRACTORS REED & LAFLKR
make connections with the sewer lor busi
ness houses aud private residences. Terms
reasonaDie. mavu oruers ai i v, lujiui
Hardware stora.
F. 8. MERRILL, SPOKANE, WASH., ACT.,
Densmore. Becond hand machines, supplies
and repairs.
8KB YOUR "UNCLE" WHEN YOU WANT
money. We make loans on personal property
T. B, Ourdaln, Pawn Broker, Mllarkey build.
inj, uourt street.
WM. F. YOHNKA WILL PAY PROMPT
attention to all sales and postlug bills.
Correspondence solicited.- Commission rea
sonable. I'. O. box U00, Pendleton.
DRESS MAKING. CUTTING AND FITTING A
specialty. Prompt work. Satisfaction guar
anteed Miss R. Whitley, 912 Main street.
PEN DLETON STEAM DYE WORKS-730 COT
tonwood atreet. Cleaning, dying and repair
ing. Coods called tor and delivered. Phone
Main Ml.
OLD NEWSPAPERS TO PUT UNDER
carpets, on shelves, walls, or for wrap-
Clng purposes. Old newspapers In large
tiodles of 100 each at 25 cents a bundle
at the EAST OREUONIAN office, Pendle
ton, Oregon.
Scott's Suttl-Pejuia Capsules
A rMITIVE MME
9or InflAmmAtlAn ar flAtrrb
of the Bladder aad Diseased
Kldaays. Mo euro no pay.
Ouna qaUkly and Penao
neatly Ika worst oasw of
ClosiarrIMM sad tllMt,
Jtosaarurottioirloj0staad'
lee. Absalutalr basmless.
Bold by draitUta. Prioa
11.00. or b Kill, matsild.
THI SAJnALfMM 80,
(ItUfOMTMNSU OHIO.
Sold by Fi W. Schmidt . Co.
NCE AND LAND BU8INE88
lN ATiHTn apt rnuiiANV
JelUble abstract of title to ill
' Uoituia county. Loam on city
(Vffoperty. Iluys and sells Il
Itn.i. "laie. noes a general oro
I'Ulaess. Para Isim and makes
IfJ for non-residents. Reference,
I'M I'endleton.
1 i!A!miAN r'"i
I is 'AAl'TMANi JR., Vice Pre.
k"uu, oecretary,
i5i?TUY REPRESENTS THE
r.'nee comDanles. Office with
:tnct co:
Kt UB. JR.. U. 8. LAND COM-
r iitJ19?1" """18 of land HI-
Jnru'i '.usnrance and collections.
isli building, room 10.
HAND DEALER8.
tQBLn
lliWT iV"AlM" N SECOND-
"Wt.i..? 'econd-hand furniture,
Wlcei . tfj ?ud "ockery. call and
- -i vuuri atreet.
CHICHESTER'S PILLS
Wjtv Ortcinal and Onlr Genuine.
1(IUUU iNUUDBiiii, Masai, inasisi
11 KU tvud MlUl4 Uu), teftWn! milk
klsa rikboo. Tali urn tlar. SUTm
HJlw hvmmr I'lllUU
A
MEN AND WOMEN.
Us Bti CI for unnatural
u'lfi'heTa'fis'.lnflTpr1 "T,
trrtutiooa or ulwratloaa
of muttons mcmbraaai,
Irniuu Caautias. Painless, and not asuli:
r . rt 7 r . mnt nsa MlannOlli.
w t u ; cam V
HW OBklWtsMd flM
I.fll
'or sQt In plsla wrai
V warn a a ysam """PI-
CiivaUr seat wu ivaeast.
MEN
The DK. lilEBIG STAFF
only SpecialtBts for men, con
tinue to oure nil chronic, pri
vate .t: nervous ailments. Imnottfnce
J akin diseases, rheumatism. caUrrh.
etc. Dr. A. C Stoddart, Ph. 0 lor -J7 years
medical director. 74 Sixth street, Portland,
Oregon ; lit Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash. Call
or write,
V.IUJ.Ifel.l.lfcW
mum yJi
Sltadard rsmsdr lor Gleet,
Gonorrhoea and llunnlngs
IN 41! HOURS. Cures Kid
nej and Bladder Trouble!. S
sfi)
advantages to bo derived directly
from It. Most of them live In this
county and have a right to ask as
sistance for this road.
Asotin county has given $2,000 to
make a road to Asotin and the busi
ness men of that place, Lewlston
and Clarkston have given another
$1,000 to supplement that of Asotin
cortnty. We hope they may get both
outlets soon and be able to trade et
any point they desire, but It seems
to us that local capital will supply
their needs of most things at homo
when the roads are In such condi
tion as to haul goods In over there.
Pomeroy Independent.
Wallowa Wants an Outlet.
We have received the petition of
Mr. V. W. Burns, of Grouse, Oregon,
which the citizens of that district
sent to our board of commissioners
for opening a wagon road across the
Blue mountains.
It shows the advantages to this
country and Pomeroy business for
the 1,000 people to have! access to
our county. If our finances will
permit It our board Is perfectly will
ing to do what they can to give that
people an outlet If there were no
Rural Delivery In Baker County.
The farmers In the vicinity of
Haines, nock Creek and Muddy
Creek will undoubtedly be served
with free delivery of mall after
Airll 1.
A special postal inspector is ex
pected to arrive In" a few days and
look over the situation and estab
lish the route.
About 100 farmers will be served,
within a radius of about 25 miles,
and will be greatly appreciated by
the patrons of the route, as It will
not be necessary for them to come to
town to procure letters. The farmers
will provide a box at thelr gates in
which their mall Is to be deposited.
These boxes applied at the. patrons'
expense, the kind In general use
having a lock and a red flag at
tached. When the carrier places the
mall in the box he places this !'ttle
flag in cn upright position on top of
the box, as a signal that there Is
some mall therein. Farmers living
off the route may be served by plac
lng a box at a convenient point on
the route, in which they may re
ceive their mall and letters.
Haines Record.
Has the Baseball Fever.
Walla Walla promises to be In de
mand this spring as training quar
ters for Pacific National league
teams. Spokane is figuring on com
ing here, and McCloskey wants to
bring Boise here. The Spokane
team wants to put in about three
weeks preliminary training. Walla
Walla Union.
CONDENSED INFORMATION ON THE WAR
Toklo, Feb. 10. In condensed form the reader is presented with
some Information concerning Japan and Russia in the far east which
at this time should prove not only interesting but Instructive as bear
ing on the events transpiring across the Pacifier
RUSSIAN TROOPS IN THE FAR EAST.
First Siberian Army Corps.
Southern Manchuria Twentyone battalions of Infantry of 400 men
each, nine squadrons of cavalry and 34 guns.
Vladlvostock and Port Arthur Two battalions of Infantry; frontier
guards, 2G battalions; 25 spuadrons, 2S guns.
i Pe-che-li Twelve battalions, 5 squadrons, 44 guns.
Semltrcliensk Eight battalions, 22 squadrons, 2S guns.
Uza Four squadrons, four guns.
Second Siberian Army Corps. t i
Tsltslkar Twelve battalions, 24 squadrons, 22 guns.
Klrin Twenty-six battalions, 25 squadrons, 102 guns.
Detached posts Twenty-one battalions, 40 guns.
Principal Railway Lines Available.
Fusan to Talku; Chemulpo to Seoul, Korea.
Vladlvostock to Port Arthur; Vladlvostock to Kbarbln; Kbarbln to
Mukden and Port Arthur, China.
In Japan all the Important cities and towns are connected by rail
ways. Important Distances. .
Nagasaki, Japan to Port Arthur, China, 685 miles. j
Japan to Korea, 200 miles.
Vladlvostock to Port Arthur, 1,200 miles.
Port Arthur to Moscow, 6,000 miles.
Japan's Naval Bases. "
Vokosuka Arsenal, slip and drydock.
Kure Arsenal, slip, drydock tnd armor plate works.
Sasebo Arsenal.
Maizuru Dockyard. i
Nagasaki Three docks, , jT '
Kobe Torpedo repair yards. ' ' t ' 1,
Matsouat Refitting yards..
Omlnato Accommodation for small craft.
Tokashlka Dockyard.
RaiiBhima Dock and coal supply. ' .
Russia's Naval Bases in the Far East,
Vladlvostock Harbor and arsenal, drydock, floating dock and coal
supply. Harbor Is now Icebound.
Dalny Harbor and refitting yard and coal supply.
Port Arthur Tidal basin, drydock, refitting yard and coal supply.
Coaling Stations.
Japan Yokosukn, Kure, Malssura, Nagasaki, Tokashlka, Matsoual,1
Kobe, Omlnato.
Russia Dalny, Port Arthur, Vladlvostock.
Naval Forces in the Far East.
Japan Battleships 6, armored cruisers 22, protected cruisers 14,
torpedo boats 73, destroyers 9.
Russia Battleships 8, armored cruisers 5, protected cruisers 8, tor
pedo boats 20, destroyers 12.
Largest Battleships of Each Nation In the East.
Japan Mlkasa, built 1900; 16,000 tons displacement; main battery,
four 12-lnch guns; crew 935; speed 18 knots an hour.
Russia Czarevitch, built 1901; 13,100 tons displacement; main bat
tery, four 12-Inch guns; crew 732; speed 18 knots an hour.
Armament of the Japanese Army.
Infantry Midjl magazine rifle, five shot.
Depot Troops .Murata magazine rifle, eight shot.
Cavalry Sword and carbine.
Artillery Field and mountain batteries,- 12.pounder Arlska.
Armament of th e Russian Army.
Infantry Thrcp-llno magazine rifle, five shot.
Cnvalry Sword, rifle baonet and lance.
Artillery Three-Inch quick-flre 15-pounders, 28-pounders and
Inch howitzers.
Japanese Powder Factories.
UJI, Itnbashl and Iwnhawn. Arsenals nt Tokoyo and Osaka.
Gun Power on Principal Ships.
Japan Battleships, 12-lnch guns, 28, battleships, six-Inch
CS; crulsois, olght-lnch guns, 24; cruisers. six-Inch guns. SO,
Russia Battleships, 12-Inch guns, 20; battleships, six-Inch
84; crtitsors, olght-lnch guns, 14, qiulsors, six-Inch guns, 5C.
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
OREGON
ShojtLuhc
ad union Pacific
Two Trains to the East Daily
Throngh Pullman standard and Tourist sleep
,v f-ra riallT to Omaha. Chlcaro! tonrtsl
iMnlnr rr datlr to Kansaa CUT! thronal
Pullman tourist sleeping cars personalty con
ducted) weekly to Chicago, Kansas City, re
clining chair cars (eeat free) to the East dally.
MTIBT
re a
Tlmo Soueiltile
From l'oudlotou
ABUTS
TBOH
Portland
Chicago
stu pm
Portland
12:.10 a m
TheKastl
s lid a m
slx-
guns,
guns,
Spokane
ruuim
Portland Special No. 1
Chicago Special No. 2
Mall and xpress No. 5
The East
1:00 a.m.
Portland
fM p m
HOTELS.
HOTEL
PENDLETON
VAN DRAN BROS., Propt.
The Best Hotel In PendfetM
and as good as any.
The East
12 SS a m
Mill and Kip rets No. 8
Portland
CiSsm
Pendleton Passenger
No 7
Bpokaas
lixspra
8pokane Paaienfer
No. 8
Pendleton Branoh
Mixed Train No. 41
StSOp m
Walla Walla Branch
Mixed Train No. U
J 35 pm
No Tconnectawlth No, 2.
1 Onlr walls tor No 1 In caw No. 1 la late
not later than so minutes.
No. n connects with no. z.
Ocean and River Schedule.
FBOM PORTLAND.
All sailing dates sub
ject to change.
Far Ban Francisco
Ball eTeryA days.
Columbia Hirer
Dally
except
DUBUBJ ,
8:00 p.m. I To Astoria and Way
Bsiuraay I tauiDgi.
10 aw p. 111.
iXO p. m,
4 300 p. to,
Bonday
Wlllninette lilvcr.
Boats leare Portland dally, except Bnndsj
stage ol water permitting) lor Willamette an
Yamhill RlTer points
Leaye
itlparla Snake RlTer
4 as a. m. Elparla to Lewlston
Dally I
Excpt Mon
Lear
Lewlston
7:00 a.m.
Dally
Kxcpt Mos
. C SMITH. Agent, Pendletoa.
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
Portias J and points
on tha Soaatl
TIMiC CA1CU
Arrive at Pendleton Monday, Wednes
day and Friday, 1.45 p. m. Tues
day, Thursday and 8aturday, 11.45
a. m.
Leave Pendleton, 7 p. m.
ljew.lv nana 11.11. usiijm, wuuu. iimi pi tu
Arrire Walla Walla dally.west bouud , 10 :to a. m
For Information regarding rates and accom
modations, call on or address
W, ADAMS, Agent
Pendleton. Oregon
8. B. CALDEBUKAD, 0. P. A.,
nana nana, wasnmcton.
The Hotel Pendleton has just
been refitted and refurnished
throughout. Phone and fire
alarm connections with all rooms.
Baths in suites and single rocras.
Headquarters for Traveling Mai
CommodlouB Sample Rooms,
Rates $2 & $250
Special rates by week or month
.Excellent utiisme.
Prompt Dlnlngroom wrvloe.
Bar and billiard room In oonneotloi
Only Three Blocks from Depot
MOTEL
ST. GEORGE
GEO. DARVEAU, Prop.
European plan Everything llrst
cIbsh. Accommodations tho beat. A'l
modern conveniences. Steam heat
throughout. Large new sample rooms.
The Hotel St. George is pronounced one
ol the most modern and model hotel
of Oregon.
Rooms 50c to $ J. 50
CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS.
Block and a half from depot
THE HOTEL BICKERS
(Formerly Golden Rule)
Court Street
RUNS
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Elegant Dining Cars,
Tourist Sleeping Cars.
rBr. PAUL
TO,
MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH
FARGO
GRAND FOR5t
CROOKBTON
WINNKPEG
HELENA and
BUTTE,
THROUGH TICKETS TO
CHICAGO
WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK
BOSTON
and all points Eaat and Booth
fnioturh tickets to Jaoan and China, via
Taooma and Xortnern radio tUaaBisMp Co.
and American line.
T1MB SCHEDDLI.
Trains leave Fondleton dally excanl taadai
at 79)0 p. a.
For Inrther Information, time cards, aaaps
and. tickets, call on or write W. Adams, raav
dleton, Oregon, or A. D. OIIAB1.TOO,
iairu ana Morrison du ruruanu. ui
Dally East Oregonlan, by carrier,
only 15 cents per week.
'lHMdSMffit ssllsfc ''ins J tdra
IjjHBHsPVirH
Remodeled and refurnished through.
out. Everything neat, clean and up-to-date.
Steam -oat and electrl
lights. Best cuisine. Prompt lerrlesx'
H. E. BICKERS, Prop.
TH PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OREGON
Americas Man, J per day aad apa-ai.
Hemdauarlcra for touriata and commercial ItM.
tiers. Special ratca made to familiea aadsiagaa
gentlemen. The manaaemtat will M ctaaai
at all times to show rooms and aiva Dricaa. A
modern Tarklati bath establishment in tha batata.
U. C. BOWKKB. Masar.
J. L. VAUGHN
Elcctridoa
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rrompt attention gls-an and all
work axaeutad properly.
Slsetrlcal Suppllas of all kinds
OFFICE-121 WIST C0UBT ST.
(Tribune Building)
Walter's Flouring Mills
Capacity, ISO barrels a day.
Flour exchanged for wheat
Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped ri,
etc., alwayn on hand.
MANHOOD RESTORED "CUPIBEME"
sHkVfaS This great Vcretablo Vllallser, the proscription ot a famous Freoen phjflolari, wis
SfpSBJ A quicktr curoTOU ot all nerroua or dUeafcea ot the generattTeorRans, aucb aa JLuat Msuss
P nM. Inaomot s,aklna In lie Jluck. tsculBiU Jmlula., Acrvous sjcbtUsja,
MJ JaUafJ l'lmiilci, Vntllaeax to amrry, i;hoiulln llrulas. Vurlcocelc, wad CoaasV
tbakidneia, JUl'riElatreiyithon and reiuires. Tbo reason suneren ara not ourod by doouxsi
la becauso ninety per cent, ars troubled with ProalittUla. CllrlDilli: Is tba only known rvmedy
to euro without an operation. W tastlruonlaU. A written gnarantoa glsen and money nrturoea M a
buseado nit eflect a perruanenVoure. fe 1 .o a boi all for SMU by mall, ttond for fre elrootar aa
Jillmonlals. i AddroM UJLYUI. atClslOlNsi C1., Sua rfranclseo, '
Sold by T; :rrn & Co., Druggist. , t
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