EIGHT PAGES.
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 26. 1904.
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Business Cards and Societies
latOFESSIONS AND TRADES. ALPHABETTICALLY ARRANGED.
PHYSICIANS.
V G. CUUi. umm IN JUUU
I . D. IB. ilKVnww. viuw. mala
m.ln 1381.
rTuiLVBlC M. D. DKSl'ALV BLOCK.
rrreitJ AflU corrects rjc crouoics, ra
I Mn.ntlABA anl luioalred hMrfnr
ft1 ..I fltll f .1- mFmIIh .
f UjllVMJ ....... ...
Tlptioae gllln 1811.
SUITU BISUO. OFFICE OVEIt
? tvariittim HavlQfs tank. Teleohone
trtldtnce telephone, main 15SI.
ATTORNEYS.
BltAN & PKRRV, ATTORNEYS AT HW.
Office. orerTevlot's UtMnn Store, Fendle
tun. Or.
JAMRS A. PKB. LAW OFFICE IS JUDD
E. a BOVD. ATTOUNEr AT LAW.
Court street.
Ill
ItAILET LOWKLL. ATTOK.NEYS AT
law. OlUee la Despaln block.
UALLERAV & XIcCOUET, LAWYERS. AS
SOClatlon bolltllOX.
0'J" ' CARTEK A HALEY. ATTORNEYS AT
I - ' otace ' Savlags Bank building.
-Wl. E. COLLIER. LAWYER. OFFICE
Itooms 7 ana 8, Association bulldlojc.
STILL1IAN & I'lERCE. ATTORNEYS AT
Ian. Mr. Stlllman tu been admitted to
practice la United Slatn patent ottlces.
and makes a speclattr of patent law.
Rooms 10. 11, i and 13, Association
bloc.
t M. iiemukiujis.-, niisiiiA.v
eS surxeoo. umce ia oaTin?s iiant
fcBCe. 'D tGOI.
Tvn:x C I1LAKESLEE. CHRONIC
..J nerroos diseases and diseases of
' b i r. 1 1 n . AM,.. r . I . i
.treets. Offlee 'phone, mala Til :
P ALLEN BOONE. OSTEOPATH
Tbompwn street. blirea four
streets. Pbone Black ir.'i Ner-
a specialty.
l'KARTIN. 11 DESPAIN BLOCK,
nuntioa to t kla diseases
DENTISTS.
t . KKR.V, DENTAL SUBOKON. Olttee
)CB1 13i'UUU nilvVAa
VAUOnAN, DENTIST. OFFICE IN
I bal.'dinjc. -rnooe rea mi.
UAN.V. DENTIST. OFFICE IN AS-
riitlon block, orer Bcbmldt'a new drag
poooe rea -n.
BANKS AND BROKERS.
NATIONAL BANE OF ATUENA.
nin raoltal. anrDlus and
j, tllWOOt Inteml on time, depoiiu.
aSn proaptlj attended to. Henrj
iw. president: T. J. Kirk, Tlc-pre-"F
S. Led row, caabler; I. il Kemp,
Latbler
rpiBMERS' BANK OF WESTON.
Mvm. Oregon. Does a general bank-
towu. tacnanre ooagni ana aoia.
tVat(romDtir attenaea 10. li. jam
tra4mt: Oeonre W. IToeoatel.
prlir J. II. KUgore. caabier; dl-
)rs, & a, uinuan. ji. jouoi. -i
rfrc C D. Uraw. J. F. Kllzore. Rob-
Libo, G W I'roebatel.
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
AMONG THE EXCHANGES OF
THE INLAND EMPIRE
TRANSPORTATION LINKS.
HOTELS.
B. P. O. KLKS. PENDLBTOS L lDOC NO. 3S
KMtllif MMtlnm un.l iht..1 .. i .
oreoti month All brothere Ttsltlng In the
elli ivw: eordUUr Intlled lo attend. Hall In I
Labow block. Court itreet O A Baitman. I
sr . E K., c. E. Bean, Secretary.
MEN'S RESORT YOU ARE INVITED.
Free reading room. .Why not Join and
get the adrantage of free bath, nae of
punching .bag and other equipment. In
cluding library and reading room? Term.
?!. to Join and 00c a month dues.
FOR RENT.
FOR REST-PIVE-ROOM BoirSE ON BL'TF '
s reet, three doora at ol Main Apply to
H. Jobmon,: Jackwn street
FOR REN'T NINE-ROOM IlOl'SE. I.S1CH'.E,
otR Alexander '
Farmers Have Narrow Escapes.
As exclusively related In the Her-1
aid yesterday. Rancher Dolling or
Eagle Valley, had his wagon and
team ot two horses swept from him
br a Hood day before yesterday,
while on his way to Baker City. The
wagon was completely demolished,
both horses were drowned and the
rancher's son and son-ln-Iaw. who
were with htm had a narrow escape
for their lives.
One of the horses was carried a
mile down stream and the other's
stopping place Is unknown. One of
the men was- carried by the flood a
quarter of a mile and was rescued
from an entanglement with the
wrecked wagon In almost drowned
condition.
The three mon were comlne to
Baker City in a llsut. two-horse
spring wagon, and when they reach
ed Buckler creek, about 14 miles
from this place they found it a
roaring torrent. A drove of cattle
had just preceded them, and not
knowing the stream thought it safe.
It was at least 14 feet deep and the
mad waters were rushing down the
mill-tall-like channel like a cataract.
They drove Into the place innocently
in plain view of the man who
crossed with the cattle, and who did
not give them a word of warning.
Baker City Herald.
NEAT. CLEAN, WELL-KEPT KOKNUUEU
Koocu to rent. Well tootled Mrs. St ration.
SO! Water stret;cor Johruon.
FOR RENTflOOD FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE
tor two gentlemen or tiro ladles. Call at 610
Willow streeL
WANTED.
MEN TO LKARN BARBIE TP.Alil. ONLY
eight weeks reunited Co ai tint practice,
Lspert tnitruction Positions secured i.ata
1 gut; mailed tree Moler bysiem College. !in
rraneisco, Cal
PENDLETON SAVINGS BANK.
fcdlftoo. Oregoo. Organised March 1,
r Cidul. iioOjOOi : surplus. ITS.
Ilittrwt allowed oo all time deposits.
trauznt and sold on an principal
Special attention given to eollec-
W. J Furnish, orealdenr.: J. N
I iice-pretldent : T. J M .-rli, cslhl r
I viioney, assistant casnier. ,
f wirmvir. nsvsr np ppvnr.p.
Cjpiul. 1M.OU ; surplus, and un-
t, proail. iivmmj iransacuy a
bulking business. Kx'baoge and
lie trsosfers sold on Cbtcago, San
n.Vw lort. and erlnclnai points to ,
tiectL Drtits drawn on Chins. JaDsn I
fsis Mates collection on reaaabl .
UTl ABStay. preii iui ; r jiai ,
-prtriea(;-u. nic, cssnicr ; iwj .
WANTED ADVERTISERS TO MAKE
use ot these classified columns. It you
har something yon have no ue for, offer
to trade It (or something that some other
body may hare and hjre no use for. some
thing that you may need in your business.
Yoy may hare an extra horse that yoa
may wish to trade for a cow or a vehicle.
Homebody may have the cow and vehicle
and nant the horse, lie or 5c want ad
will probably do the business.
WANTED YOUR ORDERS FOR EN
grated card;. Redding Invitations, etc. .
lcxi engraved visiting cards with plate.
J1..W; additional cards In future. SI per
"mired. The East Orezonlan.
MISCELLANEOUS.
EHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
klROOTMAN. ARCHITECT AND
ksunit Room J2 Judl lllocc, ren
ludent Association block. Pen
llOIVARD. ARCHITECT AND SU-
nteat. Makes complete and rella-
i br tnlldlngn In the city or couq
17, Jodd building.
: ( COLE, CONTRACTORS AND
n. Estlmatea furnished on short
Job work a specialty. Prompt
Elop on IlluS street, near Main
SINGER SEWING MACHINE OFFICE, SC9
College street, rteptirs (or all machines.
v A uoveiang. Manager
SEWER CONTB ACTORS -REED LAFLER
make connections with the sewer (or busi
ness hoaMS and private residences. Terms
reasonable. Leave orders at T C. Tojior
Uardwsre store
traveled on the Ice tqr taany miles,
without knowing It He says the
trail is harder to travel wtvt now
than he has ever seen H.
Short-Weight Butter Rules.
State Pure Food Inspector ST5
Phersoc has discovered that the
large majority ot the butter sold ht
Boise is under weight.
"Must of the so-caHed posed pack
ages of butter soW in Boise weight
14 ounces." said the Inspector "They
vary between 13 and 15 ounces, bat
practically none is full weight."
The inspector stated h proposed
to take some action in the matter
He was ot the opinion that the pare
food law contemplated the prosecu
tion of those who seil dairy products
under weight br short measure, as
well as the prosecution of those who
sell impure products.
The enabling act reads In part:
"An ai-t regulating the manufacture
and sale of food, dairy and oil prod
ucts: to prevent deception or fraud
in the sale ot the same or Imitation
thereof." etc
The inspector takes the position
that to sell a dairy product under
weight comes under the head ef
fraud and he proposes to take steps
to correct the shortage. Boise Cap
ital Xews
OREGON
SH OUTLINE
HOTEL
PENDLETON
I YAK IjRA BROS- Pmms.
The Best Hotel in Peadktea
and as food as any.
ajuj Union Pacific
Two Trains to tie East Daily
Through Pullman staadard and Tbnrtst sleet
tag can dally to Omaha, Chicago, toortst
steeiKSg ear aity to Kansas City, thrvsgk
Pnln.ia toortst IeplBit can personally cosk
ducted) weekty to Chtasgo. Csasa City re
clining chat; can (seats (tret to the last dally
mraat
roa
Time Scltwltil
Trwn lvmllecoa
laxrvt
VBOSI
Portland 1 Portland Special N. 1 Th SaM
suv am 7 a a.
Chicago !Cfclcafw Special S 2 Port.'an4
3:upa lain
The Hotel Pendleton has iusi
I t ' been refitted mil refurnished
Portland M all and Kxpresa No. S I The last . D. c.
can Bssto 'laroughout. fnoae anil ate
1 ; alarm connections with all rooms.
Th East!
sru asa
Dangerous Mountain Trails.
Dan Cotter everbody knows Dan
arrived in the city Tuesday after
noon from Roosevelt, says the Weis
er Signal Dan has been in the camp
for It months, and is pretty well
known around Roosevelt
He says the trail is in a dangerous
condition and unless great care is
observed by parties going In and
coming out of the camp, "there will
more snow-slide tragedies to report.
About four feet of new snow had
fallen at the time he left the camp.
The bottom snow was hard and
crusted, and the new snow falling f
on top of It. makes It extremely sus-j
ceptruie to slides.
Mr. Cotjiir had an experience
while coming out that he will not
soon forget. He left Resort In the
morning, and when he reached the
vicinity of Little Lakes station,
night had fallen, and he was tranble
tp find the point where the trail
crosses the Payette river He wan
dered around looking for the cross
ing In a blinding storm all night, and
at daybreak found he was near
Fisher station, which he reached
more dijad than alive. During his
journey he had got on the lake and
Oranges Versus Alfalfa.
S. W Dee returned to Caldwell
yesterday after spending two days In
the capital In talking of the recent
visit he aw! A. R. Cowdcn made to
California. Mr Dee said they found
a great drouth prevailing in the
southern part of the state. The cat
tle and sheep showed the effect of
the lack of feed, being In very bad
condition Mr Dee said he had
never seen sheep in such wretched
shape anywhere They spent several
days In the orange belt and were
in Ios Angeles a week Speak lag
of the industry of growing oranss.
Jlr. Dee said It did not yield as good
returns for the capital invested as
the growing of alfalfa In the Boise
valley Orange land was worth
something like S400 an acre without
the trees, and orchards were valued
at $10(Hi an acre.
Butcher's Victim Out.
For the first time In several weeks
Jerry White appeared on the street
yesterday afternoon. He said ha'
he felt pretty well, except that the
fingers of his left hand were sti!'
partlailv paralyzed. He thinks that
the bal! is located In his shoulder
blade Baker City Democrat
' Pendleton Passecs-er Spokaat
No T 5 n
Svoks-ae tSpokane Paaaafer
939 am No. 3
Peadwtoo Branch , m
Mixed Train No. U s'sl
1 WalU WaUaBraach
I I
No T connects with No.i.
t Only waits tor No t la ra.s '-1 la late
not later than 3u tnlnntes.
No. connects with No. 2.
Ocean and River Schedule.
r&OX PORTLAND.
All aaUlac dates satn
p.m. r?A?fra?co
Sail Try 3 days.
Dally T"
I5X CoJnmbl. kiT.r
ISC p.m. To Astoria and Way I Sanday
Saturday Landlnaa.
10 IP p. tn. I
Willamette Ktver.
Boats leave Portland dally, except Sandas
sta( oi water permlttlsa;) lor W ulasseco aa
TaahlU River points.
Leavs Laavo
Klparla Snake Klrar LesrUua
SXAa-s. Slparia to LewlaUB 73Xaas.
Dally Dally
EsentMon KxcptMoa
r. S. MERRILL. SPOKANE, WA8IL. AGT..I
uensmore. gecona Dana nuenmes, supplies
and repairs
MARKET
REVIEWED
SKE YIII K "CNCLE" WHE.H YOU WANT
money e make loans on personal property
T it.flurdaiu. Pawn Broker. Mllaraey build
ing, Cour' street.
WM. F YOUNKA WILL TAT I'ltOMlT
attention to all sales and posting bills.
Correspondence solicited. Commission rea
sonable. 1", O. box I'UtV Pendleton.
NEW HIGH POINT REACHED
IN WHEAT AT $1.09.
Render l
,e lowesti
tKEl
ST.
III. CONTIIACTOIt AN DilUILD-
Mumttea turn is tied on an (was
. cement walks, stone waiu, etc.
at East oregoaian otace.
LEIt. I'LASTBItlNO AND CE-
Ceaient walks a oeclalty. Ba
nished free. Work guaranteed.
at Iladley zenners ciirar
I street. I. O. 'box W.
TERINARY SURGEONS.
EsTaURQEON-OR. D. C. MCNABB
ttuman's Drug Siore.
JiDING AND LODGING.
zoedf
I 311 Coil
,nd eqniPP
otor
Ut eP
n.A1al(
i r;?"" I
age leJ
HHind triPiia
. ..in. Vti
i,,rewi
IILTA, COllNEIt ALT A ANU
uoara by tne aay or wera..
i ut. Hates. and xi.ia
kits. L. Neff, prop. Pendleton
l u connection. L. tiea, pro-
I HOTEL. LEADING HOTEL IN
IMM to 11.50 per day. u. i:
wrwtor.
TOR HUal.NESS TAKES YOU
step at the Uqtel Helix. Good
Itod servlca. J II. Wimpy,
vf t . '
V AND tFEEO STABLES.
HUVKRT- STABLE, COURT
1. vCmrthausa. Bows" A bon,
is i(kI lurnoau. Pnbllo scales.
.n- u.nn rin
r ua.-tltl 1HBJ.U
Lad riti.fK .7..,. n a. alia.
Pisa careful attention.
aTsnrican w rpnnug.
IkirMi.joodrlm, best care irtten
upp, uotet raaaiewu. -
MUBLB, ALTA ITRKVT, OAR;
DRESS -CAKING. CUTTING AND FITTING A
anteed alias K.Wbttlay, 91'J Main street.
PBNDLETON STEAM DYE WOKKS-73) COT
lonwood street. Cleanlrjr. df inc and repair-
las;. Loads called tor ana delivered. Phone
mm i cut
IN THE DI8TP.ICT COfP.T OF THE I'NITEI)
nTATES, FOItTHE DISTKlUTOf-OP.EUUN.
In the Matter ol .
C tt. Wade. IN IIASKRI PTCV
A Ba krspt
To the Creditors ol r. Jt Wade, ol Pendleton.
In the Counts ol Cmatttla, and District afore
said. Bankrupt:
NOTICE IS IliSKEBYlGIVEV.ThatonthelJth
dayol Febtnary. A. D. 104. the said C.H. Wade
was duly adjudicated a Bankrupt and Uat
the tlrst meeUnjtot his redltora will be held
at the office oi the undersigned. Keierae in
Bankruptcy, at IVndleton, Umatilla County,
urecon'on March 8th, A D. IMI, at 10 o'clock
a. m. on said day. at which lima and place the
creditors may aiund, approve their claims,
appoint a Trustee, examine the Bankrupt and
transact such other bastnats its may properly
com beloia the said jneetinc. ,,
Done at rendleton, Orefon.-.thla JOth day ot
February. 1XH. Tiioxas pmuaatLo,
Rtlere In Banxruplcy
Best Eastern Oregon Steers Quoted
at $4.75 in Portland Best Grain
Fed Wethers and Lambs at $4.50
Receipts at Stockyards Very
Light All Markets Are Firm
Hogs Steady at $4.75 for Feeders
to $5.75 for Best Fat.
AND LAND BUSINESS
ABSTRACT COUPANY
iMtracta of title to an
la counts-. Loans on city
fly. lluys and Mils, ail
Stte. Ooea .a jeneral bro-
I'ava tavM and makeSI
jonesldeot. Keferenc,
"eton. ' -
2IAN, I'ree.
WIAN, 41L, Vice Pres.
oecretary.
:om02
IIKPllBSBNTS THE
rellabla lira and aCCl-
panics. Office with
"VVO.
tlK., TJ. 8. LAND COM-
iiy maae ot ianu ui
u ranee and collections.
lnc, room Id.
DEALERS.
80 DIFFERENT.
LoU of Claims Like Thlt, But 10 Dif
ferentLocal Proof Is What Pen
dleton People Want.
There are a great many of them.
Every paper has Its share.
Statements hard to believe, harder
Jo .pruYC
Statements from far-away places.
What people say In Florida.
PubJIc expression from California.
Oftlmes good Indorsement there.
But of little service here at home.
Pendleton people want local proof.
The sayings of neighbors, friends
and citizens.
Homo Indorsement counts.
It disarms the skeptic; Is beyond
This Is the backing that stands be
hind every box of Doan's Kidney
Pills. .Here Is a case of:it:
8. B. Baldwin, retired, of 709 Thomp
son street, Pendleton. Ore., says:
uuih.ii t saw nnan's Kidney Fills
advertised, I desired to try them and
cot a box at tne isrucr. ec ""
Co drug store. They did roe a world
or good. My kidneys had bothered
mo off and on for 35 years, always
more soveioly after I had caught cold.
There was not much backache, but
I was nnnoyed with a weakness of the
kidneys which disturbed my rest sey
oral tlmos each night. I et Doans
Kidney Pills at Brock & McComas
drug storo, and used seven boxes In
all They corrected tho function of
tin', klilnovs and strengthened my
IFor"' all dealers. Price 60
. . i.f.v KYiatnr.Alllburn Co.,
Chicago, Feb. 26. The wheat
market made another new high
mark today.
It opened very strong on the Ar
mour operations at S 1.07$ 1.07 It
was high at $1.09 and low at 11.06V
The close was at $1.07;. an advance
of lc. sluce yesterday.
Old July opened at 97aC was high ,
at 99ic and low at 96Tc. The clos-l
Ing figure. 99c. was an advance of j
2c since yesterday.
New July opened strong at 9b
96VsC, touched the high mark at
9Sc and the low point at 96c It
closed at 9SUc an advance of 2c
since yesterday.
May corn opened at 57 was
high at 3Sc. and closed at 57KiC. the
same as yesterday.
July corn opened at 5S4C. was
high .and low at 36Ui&55?sC. The
close was at SSc. the same as yes
terday's close
Wheat Open. Close.
Sew July i .66H S -9SH
May $l.07H 1.071-
Old July .97H .99
Portland Livestock.
Portland Union Stockyards Feb.
26 Receipts of livestock In the lo
cal yards during the past 24 hours
consisted of 50 cattle. All markets
continued firm with (the following
quotations:
Cattle Best Eastern Oregon
steers. $4.75: best valley steers. $4
4.50: medium steers. $3.75(ff4; cows,
J3.75C4. bulls. $2.5"ig3: stags. $30
3.50.
Hogs Best heavy. $3.73; block.
$5: China fats. $503.25. stoekers
and feeders. $4.500.4.75.
Sheep Best grain-fed wethers
and lambs. $4.50; mixed sheep. $3.50
04.75: stoekers and feeders. $2,500
WASHINGTON
0LUH6IA RIVER
RAILROAD
Htaaiajii.i
IHSsiLMIMJ
Cat the Caa
nd compare Ihe quality ol
Economy
Brand
Evaporated
Cream
with any of its lmltations.1
I Note Ihe difference. See how I
I smooth and appetizing our I
product a, owing to lis I
I heavy consistence, which
keeps me putter tat equally
aistrmuiea. in contrast wun
I the cheap and thin imlta-
Itlons which allow ine out
Mysterious Circumstance.
One was pale and sallow and the
other fresh and rosy. Whence the
difference? She who Is blushing
with health uses Dr. King's New
Life Pills to maintain lL By gent
ly arousing the lazy organs they
compel good digestion and head oft
constipation. Try them. Only
25c at Tallman & Co., Druggist
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION.
Held That it Consists In Teaching
the Bible.
Philadelphia. Pa.. Feb. 26. Ad
vices received by the local commit
tees in charge of the arrangements
for the second annual convention of
the Religious Education Association
which Is to be held In this city next
week, indicate that the attendance
will be unusually large and represen
tatlvo of all parts of the country.
The convention's dominant theme
will 4ie "The Bible In Practical Life,1
and this will be treated In Us varlo-is
phases Including the mooted ques
tloti of the Bible in the public
schools by leading college presi
dents ami professors, ecclesiastical
officials, including Archbishop lie-
land and a Jewish rabbi, as well as
many representatives of tho most
conservative orthodoxy, uastprs. edit
ors, and others prominent in public
service The convention will open
with a popular mass meeting Wed
tiesday evening In the Academy nf
Music and on the two following days
! the regular sessions of the conve v
tlon will be held in the Kirst Baptist
church.
Sum of tier best moosiclans vot
ItttU dor orchestra plays second nil
t-ekfa avLBKaaBv'aavi msbbbbbbbs
acaitand Express No t rortiaca ! Baths in suites and single rocras.
Headquarters for Traveling Mi
Commodious Sample Rooms.
Rates $2 & $250
E. c SMITH. Aasat. Ftadlatoa.
Special rates by week or mouth
Excellent CuUlne.
Prompt Oinlngrootu servtc.
Bar and billiard room In connection
Only Three Blocks from Depoi
HOTEL
ST. GEORGE
GEO. DARVEAU, Prop.
European, plan Everything nrst
claS. Accouimodatious the beat. All
modern conveniences. Steam heat
thnmghcut. Isxtre new sample rooms.
The Hotel St. George Is .rououneeU ouo
ol the most modem and model hotes
ol Oregon.
Rooms 50c to $J. 50
Take this
route for
Chicago. St Paul, St. Louis, Kan
sas City, St. Joseph, Omaha and
All Points East and South
Portland sad (striata
a the SmbsI
TIM1CCARD
Arrive at Pendleton Monday, Wednes
day and Fneay, i. p. m. Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, 11.45
a m.
Leave Pendleton, 7 p. m.
Lease Walla Walla dally.east bouad. UA)p n
Arrife Wa'Ia Walla dallj.west twiad. 10;Oa. m
rur tnformatloa renrdiax rates and acewtn-
modatloas, call oo or address
W. ADAMS. Agent
femtlewo. Orexoo
8. B. CALDEBUEAO, O. t A.,
waua ssaua. nasnucua.
CORNER MAIN AND WEBB ST3
Block and a half from depot
THE HOTEL BICKERS
Formerly Golden Rule)
Court Street
RUNS
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Elegant Dining Cars,
Tourist Sleeping Cars.
rur. rAUL
MINNKAPULJb
DULDTH
VARflO
TO, GRAND KORH
fJHUUaUvrs
WLNNKPBG
KEIiENA and
i BUTTE.
THROUGH TICKETS T6
CHICAGO
WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK
BOSTON
and all points Eaat and Sooth
r.mn.h iirk.t. to Jacan aad Calaa. via
Tacosaa and MorUssa Kaclnc ttaaaiaklp C.
aaa Asaencas iibs.
IIMI SCH1DDLI.
Tialtu leave renaialoo aally ezcapl saaaal
at T 330 D. u.
lor twins f lalotmauon. lime cards, sum
d tiekau. call on or wrlw w. Adams, ran-
1 nm ,nn -- " -
Remodeled and refurniituid through
ouL Everything neat, clean aad up-to-date.
Steam -cat and eloctxta
lights. Best culstue. Prompt ferric.
H. E. BICKERS. Prop.
THE PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OREGON
Ataericaa riaa. It per daj aad apaaia
Ucadauartera for tourists and cusaaMrcial tra
elars. special rates made to famUlea aad atass
iratlemca. Tse maaaaemcat "111 be pleases)
at all times to show rams aad 1 priosa. a
avoaera Turkish MUcsaauuaawaiia w aaax
it. c. aowKna. xre
J. L. VAUGHN
Electrician
rrompt attention clven aad all
work siseulsd properly.
Biestiical Supplies of all kinds
orrici-tsi wist couit sr.
(Tribune Bolldlus)
Dallv East Oroonlan, by carrier,
only 15 cents per week.
Walter's Flouring Mills
Capacity, 160 barrel a day.
Flour exchanged tor wheat
Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped .
I etc., alwav" nrt hand
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JHALfCn IN .HKCOMD-
liurrnio, w, i., t.
ilk py his wn home in
unsightly clods.
'.aut U anything you
t.lS seAtiil.hMnH riivnllnra.
It Is the heart that makes head
, lluniomber tho name DOANS
Sold c T- -t uniqQiB
u? Jd crockery, call and
way.
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and tano no otner.
lier (at to rise and lorm