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DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, ORBGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, l.
PAGE SEVEN.
TRANSPORTATION LINK.
jf THE iiNlAJND KMFIRE
"" nnmd of Rockn.
VyZ.r. on the - rocky point
I IF I1C .......
' ,h me ; time making
t of the boulder that have
Awckly In Plce a. to make
fpr.cllc.Uy worthier TW.
p " made possible by J. P.
Sr" h0 secured the contract
" the crunea roc tor mo
experimental ,road built
city "" of Wal,a
" ' j nther contract for
firm. BN
i51 itJim In the city. I
jtpernaP opportunity
, " not come to every com
been freely taken ad
I of by the farmer In the vt
f. Miton. Many have cleared
patche. of land and een'
fd frthe work out of the,re-
tor the rock when delivered on
he can. at Milton.; From that
he rock ha. been .hipped to
w.lla where It ha been crush.
use In macadamising road.
Z. ,h, other purposes to -which
,d. Walla Walla Union.
ISIOftf Seiit on Roads. .
Jraiv County Auditor Lydon
". the Tribune by giving ome
... fmm the official ree-
rrtftui u -mowing
the expenditure made
I M county govern..... ....
I .... Th.u figures are secured
t the list of warranU actually
Hand tney snuw ....... ...
- ,oij i 093.63 waa spent on
Lrodi of the county; of thl. um
f1.5 being for bridge, The to-
Ua about in.irau mure . n
i ... i- max ana nwny ,vv
If - . ...
flit figure, aino m
...... hum tni. remaruio iir
JU in road expenditure, the cur-
Ui expense oxpenauui.
FT. ... n..n In 1903. while ex-
!nMlie election. 34,30.3. 1 in-I
in tne t-..-
L words the current expense Of
...lniv internment which in-
L... court expense.. sup-j
(HOT . . - '
tfM, etc.. wa m raci less ,
.... t. ! ulan shown that cost of!
L Khool the lat year wa about
!H than in 1903.
McOulnneaa, the weather bureau man
In resnonaii tn m, mK..
- ..... .Ji . ciucMa,
organised a physical culture club, e.
curing temporary' quarter In the
Lyndale block. -. Their clan reached
10 tn a jiffy and other annlicants ar
at hand desiring admission. . Then
came J. Hlramatsu, an exponent of
the art active. He has made them a
proposition and they are now enroll-
. ML. . . . .
a .-.."w:-. ite instructor nas Deen
In the country only four month, and
I doe. not .peak English, hi Instruc.
uuna ana airecuon Delng given
through an interpreter. The term,
for the course will be given upon ap
plication to either of the gentlemen.
DRS. SMITH & DICK OFFICE
cuunivn 0viiia ataiib hhiiwubi
Telephone: Main 301,i residence
aaia tft.i; oarn neo. di. i .
-Baker City Herald.
Classified Advertisements
BRING CERTAIN and
QUICK RESULTS
1
PHYSICIANS.
J. A. BEST, PHYSICIAN AND 8UR-
geon. Room 28 and it. Hotel
Bowman.
ATTORNEYS.
BEAN ft PERRY, ATTORNEYS AT
Law. Office over Taylor's hardware
store. Pendleton. Oregon.
4AM US A. FEE,. LAW OFFICE IN
Judd Dunaing.
SECOND-HAND DEALERS.
DR. R. E. RINQO. PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon. Room Savings- Bank
building. ' '
HAILEY & LOWELL. ATTORNEYS
at Law. omc in ueapain
BALLERAY ft McCOCRT, LAW-
yera. Association ouuaing.
r.iuuv rjwut cku.
era! who were short of help having
been In Ttalror fni man Au.lna. thai
past few days. They are looking for-
wirn rnr a mnmr ravAMU a msmh
hoth In Ihi, rtomAnii ttr mnttnn mnA
wool. In fact buyer, for the latter
nave been ottering contract, and ten
dering advance payments, but only
a few of the smaller holders have
mafia, ninolf inn.
The big gun prefer to await the
re&rular sale-dava of the earlv sum
mer month. Wool In the Interior
country I being contracted for at 15
tn 1 7 conta n nnnnrl nnii wnnl raisers
there are selling without hesitation.
as those prices are as good a. any of
fered at any time during last year.
Raker City Herald. u
Beea Officially Named. 1 ' !
In order that the name may be
painted upon the locomotive. . and
other running stock of the pottage
railway, the elate board of portage
railway commlaslonT decided to
call the line the Oregon Portage rail
way. The car. of the road will be
numbered consecutively. Thl. . de
cision was reached at the solicitation
of J. N. Teal, attorney for the Open
Hlver association, who Informed the
board that he was in readiness to -order
the locomotives and car. for the
road, and asked them to select an ap
propriate name for it. The Dalles
Chronicle.
H. VOLP. A. M., M. D., PHYSICIAN
ana surgeon. Office in now sow-
man.
DR. W. Q. COLE, OFFICE IN JUDD
building. Office hourse, 101 to It
a. nr.; 1 to E p. m. Telephone.: Of.
rice, Main iki; resioence, smlui no.
CARTER RALEY, ATTORNEY8
at Law. Office In Saving Bank
building. -
WINTER & COLLIER, LAWYERS.
Office, room 1 and t, Association
building.
H. S. GARFIELD, M. D., HOMEO-
patnic pnyaician ana surgeon, vi
i.. in x..,! K..iillna. TalanhnnM:
Office, black 1411; residence, red 16JS.
DR. D. j. M'FAUL, JUDD BLOCK,
telephone Main S1; residence.
Black 1(1. '
STILLMAN ft PIERCE, ATTOR
ney. at Law. Mr. Stillman ha. been
admitted to practloe In United State
patent oltices, ana ma.
of patent taw. Room. 10, 11, 11 and
13, Association block.
DR. T. M. HENDERSON, PHY8I
Ala. mA a...aaiM Offtn .In R.V
laaa TOanlr hillMIn Tnnm 1 OfflC
phone. Main 1411: residence, Red
1233.
ORVELLE RAUDABAUOH. ATTOR-
ney at Law. uespain ouuaing, ruum
45, Pendleton, Oregon.
DR. LYNN K. BLAKESLEB, CHRO-
nlc and nervous diseases ana um
-n . n . . wnmn Jnrirl building, cor
ner Main and Court street. Office
'phone, Main 731: residence, nea uoi
X-Ray. Therapeutic.
C. E. TROUTMAN, ARCHITECT
and 8uDerlntendent. Room li
Judd building. Pendleton, Oregon,
DENTISTS.
DR. M. 8. KERN, DENTAL BUR
geon. Office, room IS Judd build
Ing. 'Phone, Black 12(1. '
a a TTnTT A XT - TIFWTTHT. OF
flee In Judd building, -i-none men
1411.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
vPTrmwiPV RTTPfl'RnN DR. D
C. McNabb, Office at Tallman'
drugstore.-
,llu Jitxu at Raker City.
.... ii.... hna enme to town. Tt
,ti i ,1.1. munufl of demonstrating
te extent to which Baker City people
mi follow strenuoslty. mis sieu.
. ,t. ..rf rallathnl(-S. llltro-
Q Rliuriii;. '
toml by the Japanese, endorsed by
rntident ltooaevelt and now in niKn
many of the gymnasiums of
m tolleges. If held as something re-
itebK 1" developing physical con-
4ltlul
If m kr,. A. E. Tunnecliff; tlie
Wstem Cnlon manager and W. C.
The W. of W. at Lewiston.
The Woodmen of the World Initiat
ed nine members Monday night,
mnWinr the Dresent membership of
i the camp 2!i4. Forty more names
have been taken and In the eariy pan
I of April there will be a large inltla
I Hon. In addition to the large num
ber of Lewiston candidates, there will
be a number from the neighboring
'.camps gather here to. be Initiated. It
Is expected that iome 250 new mem
! bers will be taken in on that occasion
1 which will be a red letter day in
'Woodmen circles. Lewiston Tribune.
T. J. LLOYD, D. V. S., M". F., M. 8.
Veterinary surgeon ana hjkiuil
nPa.i,iaie nt thA rirnnri RadMs Veter
inary College of Michigan. Office at
Brock & Mcuomas- arug siore. xieoi
dence telephone, Main
Interesting Letter From
New York City
BANKS AND BROKERS.
txji 13 w n t tt-totsJ (3AVTNOS BANK
Pendleton, Ore. urganizeu marcn
1 1 ESQ nunltnl ttAO.nOO: BUmlUS.
tiAinnn Tnt..aoi nllnwari nn all time
deposits. Exchange bought and sold
on all principal point, special ai-
...... 1 a.1ra trt rf.nl 1 AH nn . W. J
Furnish, president; T. J. Morris, vlce-
.. . . . i. ...wt... T or
president: j. a. none,
Maloney, assistant casnier. .
Ntw Turk; Feb. 8. The autograph
Vulnem has received a black eye up
the Metropolitan opera house, and
body feel, more relieved than the
users. Tliey have received from the
Mora' fund printed curds saying that
it nutoeriiiih renuested will Ue seni
receipt of II to go to the support
the Actors' Home. Blnce those
rt have been sent on their way
hWa huu l.ttAn 1a.H ttiithllfllasm smong
fiends who make the life" of all
lingers a burden. In not a single
He w far has the dollar been seiu
kick with a second application.
Move for Clienper Tek-plioiies.
(tlPimAr UlmihiinaK maV follOW the
rcductlnn In tha nrlne of lights, for
whleh there Is now such bright prom
Telephone charges In thl. city
i higher than anywhere else in the
Cnlted Stales, tn spite of the fact
-at published figure how that the
Horse are valuable just now if well
roke. A spoiled horse or an unbroke
IrarM la nf nn account until he I
broke and taught to do what you
uM have htm . do. I will train
row horsa for anv purpose for which
horse Is Intended. Even th wlld-
t can be tamed and controlled, and
n show any man how to keep him
'' I have added from (60 to f 10
t the value of a hone In 30 days. -
H I cheaper tor r t row
broke by one who ia prepared
b do the work and understand, the
" than to endanger jrou' lltt
irrlng to do It youraelt I buy and
Ml mnri ia... .ii tha tlma at the
tch Henry teed yard.
, Lee Kennard
tr - r- , 4 - ' 4. 1
1
The Colombia
!' i. j, I, -. if ' J X
Well ventilated, neat and oom-
foriaKi. .i a luJia Rnr
o IVWIUa, UUU www. I
in connection,' where the beet X
ood are aenred.
Vain street, center of block, be
tween Alta and Webb streets.
! " .; V - ' " ?
F. X. SCHEMPP t
PROPRIETOR.
HM.
'service would be highly profitable at
much reduced rates.
I Orders have been Bent to Albany
1 1 Aiatnnt Corporation Counsel
-ll.n.Iua T. r!ltl In earnestly support
a bill for uniform telephone charges
between the various borougns oi jnc
York. At present there is a double
charge from Manhattan to Brooklyn.
Queens, Bronx and Kicnmona, in i"
of the fact ti.at the East River bridges
are used to carry the cables over the
river.
TrunKrtatln Changes.
There Is progress In all things,
even In the firewood Industry in Its
humblest form. The familiar sight
of an Italian woman balancing pieces
of old plank on her head may not last
much longer In the wholesale mercan-
,ii. .ii.tri,.t nf the metropolis, inn
wood Is ohopped up and sold.
One of the women wooa gamerem
discovered recently that by using a
. ., Anniri father a great deal
more wood th.n .he could carry. She
communicated the great discovery ,
a countrywoman, tney ciuooeu ...
earnings and bought a pushcart. Now
there are more wood laden pushcart,
than wood carriers to be seen moving
u.iinarrv Bend In the evening.
lunuiu - " , u
and another bit or local cu.. "?
gone. For Municipal Owner-Hip.
Thank to the extortion of the
lighting companies there I a grow
ngnuiB municipal
Ing aeniiuii"-
ownership of public
of both parties aamu . -
- -mn. hut lust how to go
Ibout It 1 the Question that I. pu-
lllng them at preaem. t
,t . mnnh democratic parus-
' r.nrimn the republican
aim urn ,
. i VAnrAl. ana narucumiiT
their Ureat to have the legislature
.- ..tmtlon of the lighting
a .k.. nnestlon in whlah Tam-
ttlllA . ..... . T
nAiraiintlon I chargea, tne re-
t.ii.n. muat be srlven credit for
courtey, that la, they "have offered
to ahake hand befpre ine oom .oe
i.. Tt mav havin'i been" done In an
ironical plrlt, ut-?th) enemies of
Tammany had the (trace to send a let
tn Vavor Mccienan aauna li
legislative Inquiry would be of bene
lt tn tha rltv.
Tha mavor In hi. reDly Dolnted out
that nttia a-nnd had remiited from in
vesications In the part. If the led-
t.i . A ..... .as 11 v wants In nis The rirv
IBiaiUI a au... .
he says, it can beat do 6 by enactiqr
mnninlnal lighting bill nreDared
by' the corporation counsel. - Such
action would not prevent tne legi.ia.
..... mm nasains a 7b -cent ga Dili
for Greater New York, a proposltloi
.v.., h -nme from the republican
side. The mayor add tnat me city
authorities have determined to es
. . .,. .,niinni llfirhtlnsr Dlant.
taDllsn m. Ai.w.. - .
and a committee of scientific experts
Is engaged with the physical questions
- .. , A .3
of tne pnijuv. j
If the leglslaxure aoee not .-i
a th ttrectlon and operation
of a municipal llghUng plant, the city
wtll proceed without that consent, as
It Is believed that it ha a legal right
to do so.
,,,.,AVIT "OATMIT AO T5T7!M.
l?llrM 1 lyjfnu ua.. -
dleton. Capital, surplus and undi
vided profits. 3200.000. Transacts a
Mn.i hcnirina. hiialness. Exchange
bought and sold on all parts of the
..a T-.ia.ABt naln nn time denOSltS.
nunu. iiuvico. ! ....
Make collection. on reanuimuic
A a-ill-AnV "lFHll CI T T : IT .
F. Mailock, vIce-presMent: Q. M-
Rice, cashier; ueorge narunwi.
assietant casnier. '
r,Tni"H xt A rTT i T . RAWlf CiV ATHE
f 1 lk X i x-aa. "
plus and profits, 31 2. BOO. 00. Interest
... . i nannnita Tipnla In foreign
and domestic exchange. Collections
promptly attended to. Henry
ams. president: T. J. Kirk, vice-president:
F. S. LeOrow, cashier; I. M.
Kemp, assistant cashier.
V. STROBLE. DEALER TN 8KCOND
hand good.. It there 1. anything
you need In new and second-hand
lurnuure, stoves, gran uewarv ana
crockery, call and get his price. No.
SHARON EDDINQS, DEALERS IN
second-hand goods, and licensed
pawnbrokers. Goods bought and sold.
Loan, made on personal property.
(41 Main street.
WANTED TO BUT TOUR 8EC-ond-hand
good. Graham ft Hunt
er, at old Banler stand.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
F. HOWARD, ARCHITECT AND
(Superintendent. Make complete
and reliable plan, for building. In the
city or country. Rooms li, juaa
building.
TT. TTI XT i T.T TTTCI1V A. rf PdKTR A f
tor. and builder.. Brick, stone and
cement work. Aldress Box 466, ien
aieton, ure.
D. A. MAY. CONTRACTOR AND
Builder. Estimates rurmsnea on
all kinds of masonry, cement walks.
stone wan, etc. Leave orders at cast
oregonian onice.
PAWN BROKERS.
UNCLE TOM'S PLACE., COTTON.
wood street, opposite la indrv.
Cheapest place In town. Money
loaned. Second-hand good, bought
and .old.
YOUR UNCLE HARDWICK WILL
loan you money on personal prop-
erty. Licensed pawn broker. - Unre
deemed pawn for sale. See me when
you're ehort. Railroad St., in Hotel
Bowman.
' COMMISSION nOURE.
COLUMBIA PRODUCE CO., JOHN
B. Benson, Mgr. urtice at renaie
. T .. . .T..1 .1 Otnrair nlnnt TVenl
lllll ILX OA V..' 1 V. ...... .-o "
ers In fruit, vegetable, and dairy pro-
. m ii.i. nil -
aucts. 1 i-none main iidi.
MUSIC STUDIO.
J. A. OWENHOUSE., INSTRUCTOR
in mandolin and guitar. . Piano
tuner. At Eller' Piano House, Court
street.
RESTAURANT.
T. M. KELLER, PLASTERING AND
cement waias a specially. r-au-mate.
furnished free. Work guaran
teed. Leave orders at Goodman cigar
store. Main street. P. O. Box 104.
THE NEW YORK KITCHEN. COR-
ner Oarden and weoo street, nesi
meal In the city for 18 cent. White
help only. Short order all day.
GENERAL REPAIR SHOP.
OREGON
SllOTLliMl
. i. I -V
TWO TRAINS TO THE EAST DAILY
M-V..-A. B-..a aranlaaal Aii Tail! la.
BlMpet dally to Oavaba sad Chicago I
toarlat sleww dally to Kansas City I
through Pnllman tourist slMplag cars,
(ptraooally eoadaetd) WMklv to CM
eaga; racllslng ckalt can Isast. Its.) M
m nan wa.ii j .
TIME SCHEDULE FROM PENDIJtU
TON. '
AtTBOTJMD.
Arriv. Dasait.
No. t. Chicago Spwtal I J0.v i-.f m.
no. , Han uipi i:nis a. am,
WMTBODND. '
Arrlva Detart.
No. 1, i-oHlaad Ips
clal l:Hia IM.a
N. B. Mall aad l
prass 11 .-00 p. . 1140.a.
POKANI DHTI8I014.
Arrlv. Dapart,
No. T, Psadlotoa Pu- '
eager m :ag.m. :
Ma t, Bpokaa Pas-
WALLA WALLA BBANCH.
AaataaV naratMe.
No. 41, Mixed trala, 1 :40 p. .
No. 41, Mlitd trala IMa
No. T eoaaect wttk No. t.
No. 42 coaaocts with No. ft ,, , '
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
moil PORTLAND.
All nlllng data, snhjset to chaaf.
For Baa PnuKlscs v7 t day. '
BNAKB BITBR.
Hlnaala tn lwlalnM fa laa'MB
dally, except Batnrday, 4 KM . a. .
iAve LiewuKOB aauy, sicvpi vtuhbi
T:00 1.
B. C. SMITH, Attmt, Peadletoa.
F. A. SWINGLE. ARCHITECT AND
Superintendent. Plan and specifi
cations furnished for city and county
worK. i-a i nw oioca.
BOARDING AND IX)DGING.
mTTTj. at ft. a uni'qp . nn ntji
i I I . nuin i -
working people notei, corner ai
ta and Mill street. First-class ac
commodations; reasonable rates; clean
beds, neat rooms; leea yara in con
neetion. S. C. Bltner, proprietor.
itucmi urvrKT. T.FAniNO HO
.i i. , i.. nitv tt nn in 11. R0 ner
day. H. P. Miilen, proprietor.
EDMINSTEN, THE REPAIRER,
fixes anything from a. needle to a
locomotive, sewings macnines, uicy
rles. locks a specialty. 311 Court St.
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDnY.
YJTmT TPTnUJ f A I" T I T VT CTI Pi P A MT)
Foundry. Repair work on all kinds
of machinery, structural Iron work
and machine casting, junction oi
Court and Alta street. May & Zelg-
ler, proprietors. t
SUITS CLEANED.
ttpT tv tjatpt Tvncn Mtr.w MAN
rniiiA J.u.u . , -. ' .
..a r?..n aiaola Ann nlenn
HBrmciii. ---
beds. If you come once you will
keep a-coming. uniy wnue neij, cm
ployed. Especial attention given to
nnmmprplnl travelers. Mr. and Mr.
J. p. Navin, proprietors.
Fun ucwo TTj.ar,rtnn pi.lTAKTMn
.in. i.i I... ' .....I...... ...............
and Pressing Parlors. Ladles' and
men' work given careful attention.
Despaln block, Kast uouri street. iei-
ephone Main 1531.
m TAirpnrn thbi tait.oti. 120 W.
Court street. Mllarkey niocK. nuns
n..a.n,l ann rAnnlrerl. First
clasa work guaranteed. Price reason
able,
HELP WANTED.
- . r.a t r. n-n
WHITE LODGING HOUSE. 301 S. Ul kl i u. r " ""?'" "'J, !"
Mnln afreet, two blocks . SOUtn OI .iJ nu,. ...... .... . ..
depot, Mr. C. P. Mallory, proprle- o vvoraj inm.i c.,a.u..
tress. Rooms oy tne oay, weea m j
month. Lodging, 26 cents; per ween. fX)R SALE.
ii ea. rtnoo. clean ocas. . .
THOROUGHBRED WYANDOTTE
Cockerel, choice stocK. unn ni -u
at . .1.1 ..... n Nantlllltl.
V.lllVIII 1.1,, l n""1 v .
Pendleton, Oregon.
t ATnc CO AM MITT. ITS TOR SALE.
' or will trade for span driving
horses, about 1200 pounds; not over
7 years old. Dutch Henry rreea nam.
Washington $
Columbia River
Railroad
TAKE THIS ROUTE FOR .
Chicago, St. Paul, St. Louis, Kansas
City, St. Joseph, Ontatia ana
ALL POINTS EAST AND SOUTH.
Portland and Points
on the Sound.
TIME CARD.
Arrive Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at 3 p. m.
On Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
1 p. m. Leave at 7 p. m. dally.
Leave Walla Walla p. m. for east.
Arrive Walla Walla 11:33 a. m. from
west,
D... I.Aim.IIm MOAnllAA PAlal ' A. A
accommodations, c.ll on or .ddrsa.
w. Auaun, agani,
Panitlatnti. Cirtmnm.
8. B. CAI.DBRRBAD, O. V. A.,
wan. nana, n bbuuhvuh.
(THE PALACE LODGING HOUSE,
62T Main street, it. wiiiiams. rmi
t .. ....ILUarrt rnnma flnil EOOd.
IjHI ., T Till' I . .
i Tr.,a.tVi1no. first-rlass.
citfan lieu n'.w.
Rates 60c up. Rates by weea or
month.
THE FARMERS' .BANK OF WES
ton. Weston, Oregon. Does a gen
eral banking business. Exchange
bought and sold. Collection, prompt
... i.ii tn n .Tnmesnn. nresl-
V tlllTllUCTA 1". " -"
j' ... i-..v.a.A w -Prnebstel. vlcelpre
Ident; B. B. Hall, cashier; directors.
G A. Hartiaan, M. M. Jones, a.
Price. O. D. Graw, J. F. Kllgore.
Robert Jameson. O. W. Proebstel.
DEPOT STABLES. COTTONWOOD
ioknna nan 13k1. I.lverv.
feed and aale stable. Horse bought
x 1.1 rrnnn T 1 (TB or rPHHUIlUUIC
UIIU BU1U. ' " ' " - ,
prices. Stock boarded ny wee or
month. Ring u up. day or night, a
ta'bi hnv nn all n gnt service, oie-
art & Lindsay, proprietors.
INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS
HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO. MAKES
reliable austracts oi line iu
. . , , 1 1 n AAimiv. Tjoan on city
.. ..m nrnnnrtv. BUY and Sell.
all kind, of real estate. Doe. a gen
eral brokerage business, rays m
and make Investment for non-resi
dents. Reference, any Dana m at,..
dleton. . -. '
O. A. HARTMAN, 1-res.
G. A. HARTMAN. JR.. Vlo-Pre.
J. M- BENTLEY REPRESENTS THE
. . . ii.. v. 1 Ai- ann BC
olden ana moai rtjiin.uiTj
-i j . in,iiMnM MiniDinlei. uftice
1 IMTH 1 1"-"" "
with Hartman Abstract Ct).
nitiKT TP. IT. fl. LAND
junn A7n..A, f
Commissioner, -.npewm
lana inns. r . , ,.M.
and collections, uii'ctj in
Ing, room is.
ri-rvt LIVERY STABLE, ALTA
t (vami feerl and sale, stable. Good
rig. at all times, can line in coiuit;.-
tlon. 'Phone, Main tol
MANICURE.
-.T.TTa.r. uiurni. FROM
KArfiBliw.E'1' at . - ...
San Francisco at Mrs. Campbell.
.... . a at coa rvittrt. Also la-
muiinerr, -.
die. hair aressing. "-
private homes by appointment. Teie-
nhone Ken n. - -
FUJfERAL pmEprORS.
MT.RY AND FEED STABLES.
LOST.
LOST NOTE BOOK CONTAINING
note belonging to Tom Hlnton, also
certificate of stock in Western Cedar
compnny of Rainier, Oregon, and
some receipts. Reward will be paid
If returned to mis onice.
FOR RENT.
SHOE REPAIRERS.
C. RANLEY, THE OLD RELIABLE
shoemaker ana coouier. u -neatly
executed. Shop on Alta treet,
rear of Saving Bang ounoins.
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
n n r. ta.r va TatrMnT.ayrfiN I1T)flF!
. No. 388. - Regular meeting first
and thlid Thursday, of each month.
All brother visiting In the city not
..-i.iiu inwiiAii tn attend. ' Hall In
TA.rvnar black. Court tret. Thoma
Ftl Gerald, E. R.l C. B. Bean, sec
MODERN. WELL LOCATED COT-
tage. Call at 811 Main sireei.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED TO BUY A GOOD ROAN
mare, weignt bdout. iao or moii.
Call on Harry uartnoiomew,
Am uipwapivinRfurri PITT UN.
der caVpet. on .helve., wall or for I
wrapping purposes. Old newspapers
In large bundles of 100 each at 31
cents a bundle at the BAST ORB-
OONIAN of nee, psnaieton. ure.on.
RUNS PUI.LMAN SLEEPING OARS
ELEGANT DINING OAKS
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
ST. PAUL
MINNEAPOLIS
I DULUTH
FARGO
TO ( GRAND FORKS
crooks run
WINNIPEG
HELENA and
BUTTE
THROUGH TICKETS TO 1
CHICAGO
WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA "
NEW YORK
nnaron
And all poinU East , and Booth.
Thrown tlckst to J.pa Calaa, vt.
T.COD1. .DO Prniuai a a..
Co. sad amwkss lias.
.aunt nfrwi Tirma Nfl El. A. F.
rDiiunniwiT . . - - - .
It A. M.( meets the firet and third
Mondays of each month. All visiting
brethren ars lnvuea. i
EMPIjOYMENT office.
J. C. 8POONEMORB, 134 W. COURT
at Vniim nnhlle. emDlovment of
fice, pawn oroaer, reai lavoia, imuaaa
rented, coliectiona maue. a-nunc i
. . i . aaat ..1a
SIBin aoai.
If
PLUMBING.
M. A. RADER. FUNERAL
tor and ncensea snumnua... -
uate of the Chicago College of Em
talmlng. Cor. Main and Webb SU.
Phone Main 1301. Funeral parlors
In connection.
nnnnUlH.TlinUPIinil Pfl KANI-
. . - . - - - i . n Atll
tary niumDers, ota stain ni. ah
..1. AI r.lln,, rAaat mn.tAirlal USled.
Prompt service, newer connection.
made. 'Phone Main 811.
RATfFR FOLSOM, FUNERAIDI
BI,r. .rTd T licensed embalmers.
Next to postofflce. Funeral parlor.
?wo funeral cars. Call reonded to
day or nigni. a-ii..
WATCH REPAIRING.
H L. HASBROUCK, THE JEWEL-
. .nu.loltv nf watch TO-
nalrlnr All work guaranteed. Main
painng. M,.n.i K.it. ,
street, next m a-i.
': JAPANESE' RESTAURANT.
it.
nritia tfB.A,rT ir--rM XTTTVH IT. V-8 2 2
Cottonwood street Meal 10 cer-ts
and up. Sunday, cnicken ninner.
cent. Everytning Clean anu
Geo. Kawashlrl. Prop.
CHINESE LAUNDRY.
Positively the Beat Be
. made.
An quantity ' pm tMrs.
Pellveml lo. your horn
Always tar OLYMPI-..-
A.N0LTE
Telephona Main 881. .
ELECTRICIANS. '
iju'ii1 t.attndry-
SLOM. Kp, . .,ialty.
man. ramny ".. 'l nrlrt.
All work done r',.I.a.
class. Goods called for and dellverea.
40 r!ourt street
jLrAUoTlAN-ELECTRICIAN.
' Wiring of all descriptions and elec
trical work of all kind promptly
done. Full line of electrical supplies,
including chandelier, door bells,
Satisfaction guaranteed, it west
Court street. Mllarkey building. (
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FISH MARKBT.
TiTFisH A nd' poulTr y mar-
ELITB w,ilr. Proos. Cor-
..rand' AlS. Fish, oysters.
. ,. ..Ji sea foods, vegetables.
butter ind eggs- 'V
MEN AND WOMEN.
T!ta Pl8 for trosaliiral
chAriflAauan'ln,
', urn trrlti'"
rm-uc-'wo, ,Avvii
iaiW,tUJ)IB, plrja TtttsM.
vk. U-a-A. sSfl t. azaraat. prsaiiL US
.A. Tfc , lt .,' ..r I KlAlba. ti lt
TIME rJCHEDCLE,
rm.h,a laa.a Paadlsiaa 1111 ttnsst B-
day, at T:0 p. ,
For fartbar laforsi.tloa, ra,
nape sad tickets, call ef rlt w.
AdssN, P-NHeto. O-V.-.TTOB.
Thirl sad Merrlwia Bta. PertUsd. Or.
777 Jlftifco4
you will be
satisfied;
" WITH YOUR JOURNEY ,
If your ticket, read over tn Osa.
ver and Rio Grand railroad, tha
Scenlo Line of the World," .
BECAUSE
Thsrs ars to many acenlo attraotlotv
and' polnU of lnteret along th lln ,
between 9gaen ann uenvr ,
trip never becomes 'tiresome.
If you are going East, write for In-,
formation and get a pretty book that
will tell you all about It
W. C M'BRIDB; General Agent,
14 Third Street,
PtMtlancf,
Oregon '
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