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"FTOTTT pages TUILY EAST OT.TGfi1X. PENT TFTny. fFGON. Tf F-n V. JUNE ?. T'.T? pace skvkv CROP OPTIONS ARE OFF CHICAGO. June 2. There u a net Ions of l-2c a bushel In each of the three wheat options at the clos ing yesterday. Market opened un changed for the July and 1-Sc off for each of the other deliveries After the weaker opening the mar ket showed further loss, some of YOU CAN CURE THAT BACKACHE, Pain along the back, dizziness, headache and general languor. Get a package of Mother Gray AROMATIC-LEAF, the pleasant root and herb cure for all Kidney, Bladder and Uri nary trouble. When you feel all run dowa, tired, weak and without en ergy use this remarkable combination of nature's herbs and roots. As a tonic laxative It has no equal. Moth er Gray's Aromatic-Leaf is sold by druggists or sent by mall for 60 cents. Samples sent FREE. Ad dress, The Mother Gray Co., Le Roy, N. T. Adv. 'lllWIIII!UltllllMi!limunMUIMmill A Spring I Tonic Try a bottle of H If. s.i Sarsaparilla f g Hade and jrnaranteed E s by us. g Tollman 6 Go. S Lending Drutflits E ihmniiiwmiuiiumimiUMiwittmiiiB which vai later recovered when newt of black runt came from Texas point. Fnow's report gives winter wheat condition at 2.( per cent with a probable crop of 7.l00,00 bushels: spring wheat condition, t.7 per cent with a crop outlook of 2C.OOO.ObO butihels, and oats. 1 per cent with a crop outlook of 1.203.000,000 bushels Ulieat. July Open SC l-i; high. 87; low. 1-4; close. fc 1-IA. eptember Open. 85 S-8; high, SS 7-8;. low. 85 l-; close. Si 1-A. December Open, 88; high, 88 1-1: low, 87 5-8; close. 87 S-8B. MARKET IS (Courtesy of the Journal) PORTLAND, Ore.. June 2 Eighty six cars of livestock entered the North Portland yards over Sunday and there was a good supply available in all lines except cattle. ' The latter are showing practically the same market condition as last week, light stuff be ing; In rather good call, with prices fractionally better, while heavy stuff b showing little change. General cattle market range: Select light steers $7.746 8.06 Good to prime Good to choice 7.00 7.15 Ordinary to fair 7547.00 Best heifers 8.756 7.08 Fancy cows C. 75tj7.0S Good to prime 8 00 8.50 Ordinary ....... ... SitfritX Select caliec . kIt 'U .i'i HtrHVf ................. T.I (' 4l t i'' Fancy bulls ............ I.i ( i Ordinary M allow Market 1 seaOHr. A fclightly belter denjaid was 2ov a fur rautlon in the North PorUtiC yards at the ojexiiz:g J tbe !;' trade, although there was a imr heavy run of IS.H bead over ciiT General conditions ia tie Biiram. trade are little chained aid it is xx will bow any material change in the ait ua lion from the latter jrt A las week. General mutton t&aret raige; Eest shorn earl-us i.-H Miora wethers ......... litfeltl Beet thorn ees ......... Light spring lambs ...... Heavy spring lambs ..... S-Ii.it5 Hog Market Is VcaLer. i Another spell cf weaioeas wa shown for swine in tie Notts Port land market for the day. Tb veek opened with a rather heavy rim. an buyers were very t3ow in tafctt.g holi The bulk of the early sales was attest a dime lower than last week. General hog market raze: Pest light. 2r rounds IT-frf i.Pfr Medium 7-l-&r-C Heavy ..... Z-Zbcg Fat Pigs C The craisi Market. TVheat Producers" jxrioe. track ba- sis: Club, ii&itc: millg Uaefaesa. 8Sc: fortyft.14. ttfeitc; valley, tif 1 67c Ked RuHKian. M a Jc ; Oats Euyicg price: No 1 sriit feed. 822 per ton; gray. !21-- A Liberal Offer J barley rrofl ucer- jtk. rracs The undersigned drmrlirt in author.! kai-is: Feed. J2: brewing. ix.Tr.:Tial lred by the American Drug Press 82fl-S per ton. Association, of which h la a member.! Flour Sfcllitg price: Patent. I- to guarantee Meritol Hair Tonic to. Willamette raUey. 8H"; ltaJ' give satisfaction or price will be reunded. the confidence they preparation. the purchase rtraight, H-2; ti-an, IJ-J-frSl; This Indicates' ker. $l 6 6 8. fca- have in this Hay Producer' price: TTiTlaEien A Strong Indorsement. H. Holmes of the Decorah. Ia. Km (turn Tsa. I -. n a I f I f 'aUit. aa8 tie balance if the trets' lux tie day toe, the C.ty t firt!i Flutners aoi water and the Ccrtrac-: i tnr t f jrnisht aC tearc. n.i, la-' ; 6r teiptemenM necessary t pr- j itrex taut coetract ail work to be Bailer the siprvltn of tfte ?cr Cnmrnittee. aai to ke to their ( i a?JfijB. each propoaal to rpedfy : tie aum per month for which the bid- j 'i-- wiU perform the eontract. pay-! I to be mi4 monthly in warrants Tie City ef Pendletoe: eaeh bid I not be accompanied by a certified ' j rtiecSt in Use sum cf 8103-0 madej i payable to the order of the ilayor of i Tie ntr jf Pendleton, to be returned ; 1 1 tie bidder if nnsuceewfuL and to ! Ve forfeited tf the bidder is awarded ! f tle eontraet and faila to entr into a ! ectrict ia accordance with the term j .l ku bwi. the City Council re-! , erea tie right to reject any and all i ! bids. t Ztz4 at Pendleton. Ortrcu. this, t City Recorder 2tl day ef Mar. 1I- THOS. FITZ GERALD, t t xotice or sup or bonds. Sealed proposals are Inrited for th pareiaae ef Wasr Bonda Series C C."" ef The C.ty of Pendleton. Ore gno. total bffio 84.499. bonda to be ated JilT 1st. IJH. maturing Jaly 1st. IHt. with option to said City to redeem any bond at any time after t Jaly IA 12. bear interest at 5. per cent per annum from date evidenced ; 67 coupons attached, payable seml tasnaaHr. Each bid most be accom- canied fer certified check, payable to I the Mayer of said City for ten per cent f amount of bid. same to be for- feited to the Oty If the bidder be awarded the bonds and declines to ac- reft them, and to be returned to bid der if nnsaceessful. City reserves right to reject any and all bids. Eids will be received at my office ctJ 3 o'clock p. m. on Jane 3rd, m. Doted May 2 lit. 1S14. thomas rrrz gerald. Recorder of The City of Pendleton, Oregon. IT TAKES PILES OF LUL1DER to supply the demand we have for it. Besides we always keep enough in stock to allow of thorough seasoning. What this means any build er or carpenter can tell you. Such experts al ways buy their lumber here. Don't you think it would be wise for you to do likewise? We also carry the best in Cement, Sand, Gravel, Building Paper, Etc. OREGON LUMBER YARD A. H. COX Mgr. Telephone 8 Journal says, "I have been a sufferer, ton. from Piles and Hemmorholds for. Grain Ears No. 1 Calcutta, fatnre yeara. I got no relief until my drug-. gW recommended Meritol pile Rem-! edy. Before I had taken half the, 828.59 27. package the distress was gone and; I have had no trouble since. I would not take a thousand dollars and be falley timothy, fancy. 811 it It: j eastern Oregon-Idabo fancy timothy. iit'jio; auaiia. Usui!.: Tetcn tv-, isim ti nr tiird tojexscs te N-tt Tr American Leaf? :ra. ss & w S Maagef, Fraxk Oitnres Kft valiai i-Iay-i r- and oats, 811; clover, t deUverj-. 85.58.. Millstuffs Brtn. 822.: 5A1XM. Jn 1- It ene CErm-' CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY A A A 1 i TTif n Hawy back In my former condition." TALLMAX CO. ExcluslTe Agency. Pendleton. Walla Wall.. Ranie and Budweber Bottled Beer Cool and Sparkling Beer on Draught. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. 517 MAIN STREET BREDING. HANSEN 6 MILLER s JUST HXSTOX LOCALS. reias titkeC. a- i ceAiEf to tis exzesae stateaat re-; . . . ..aaI - - - . ) cerre-d iere. t make kJs trt-t FKATEHXAXi ODESS. V L'l LKLN ART STRGEOX& Mrs. E. M. j?mith was rijctiiis i.. (Si-edal Correspondence-) WE5TOX. June 2- G. W. God-J Uctt TLIs! frey and lamuy I .Hudson fay xrei 1UJUQ5 ujcuui ui . i-.-u . . iT 2 axy , oiHt e cere 2 T Hars Mrs Florena Emerpon of Paeco i Cere. vifiung ner siFter. jirs. juiulw sucyi son near Weton. J F. X CEEVfTT OO. T4v fk ?e aaM 1 yam. kke seiatw FEXDLETOX LODGE So. IS A. r. and A. M. meets tks first aai third Mondays of t each moatX. All Tisttlng brothers are ttrrtted. TTe eSTer Oue ECr4 DeCars R-f -tv ff Casarrlk tiat; Catarrh - DAKOX LODGE NO- 4 K ef meets every Hon Jay evening la L O. O. F kaX VkKtlng Brothers cor- dlallT Invite1 to attend C P. Strain, C. C: J. H. Gwlnn. K. R- 8. cauehter Norma in Walla TTalla WeS- nedav and Thursday r-M a cue QwT waiie tm any ; Mrs". Martha Bead and danfhr. aTsS Am 44Utll AT-Sa ; w in i. i i fa . Athena Thursday. I Mr. J s Hrri. h.i fca. e . . -.t ur:'. ne vimtme ner sisner. jars. I .irr.e jckii- fr r. e 3 FT72TERAL DIRECTORS. e The Bank of Personal Service There is no way in which our aim to be of service to yon ha? been nrjrlectoil. In every department courteous officials are at your command to offer a wrvice aliove the mere bounds of duty and custom, the only limits of accommodation being those pre scribed by prudent banking methods. INTEREST TAID OX SAVINGS AC COUNTS AND TIME DEPOSITS. American National Bank CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 1,000.00 $400, UNDER GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION. 'Tas FtaZf FT s tar tmsrsli field of Athena, has retnmed booe. Henrj- Frarier of MJtn jd through town today en roine to Pen- ' diet on. ; XOTICE Of PROTON LS Mrs. J. P. Herrr of Athena was the 5 TUXT tT-l Utll. irurt .f Vr -h.rl r.rl1,i ! Xie fceretx gnM urday. t,. . r-,rr r crssa IOHX S. RAKER. IXNERAI. DI tse . reexor wiua uana nsMioiu cr fanesal cars. Calls responded to lay er nit- Pioae IS. roe J. T. BROWN'S FURNITURE STORE - rvoeral director and license! em- tiit sea4 , aAlser. Most modern faneral parlor. ict iHwtte w--U reeesre-S at tie --, and faneral cars. Calls " . t, . . , . ;efibeOtTK-ier ai Peieoav to or t;,it Corner Muw Arna Barnes tested ia the , .. . n-v 1J:. at 5 f "r-3 -V i-araen v ay .-iuri. o cic-k m S" rsrtifCiir l ia Mr. and Mrs. Henry VVaddirxhain OitT I fexrUet-a i ew Sreet FlafS-J and the Misses Ethel and IaiCT Wad- :er 1 Kassrd rsake. eafcrty i DfSCRAACE AND LAND BUSINESS Gineham were visitinr relatives in ' '' Ft-"OJS- 2rrerel F. O. B. Pew- s ww..,,ww,.. WaUa Walla during the week. ? n. ac tof f-l HARTMAX ABSTRACT CO, MAKES In- r H cmifk fc oerted ciert ta tie , reOaM. aaetrarta of Utla to aa . a I ... . T -fA rS lili p nnstf B iw; i"7 . . . ,,i4s tat UBsstina county. ioana oa rT iim'm SAne t te ' family into Mrs. Marr Nelsoos hcirae 1 , .v s rv. r---r -.e on lower Water street, whicn was for- Fer.eV'um. to ke retsrseA to ta f property. Buys and merly ocenried tor the Morriwais. ! cer jI tacwiuLjigj. ax to be f -scten-s. ; meZm aS klads ef real estate. Does Earle Kirk Patrick made a basiness' if liJ gex-poaal is ace ax4 te f3. a general brokerag. basin ess. Pars trin to Walls Walla turaaT i to eister jxts a exstract & aecoriasice ? taxes sad snake txrestmeata for aoa- Mrs. Lina gtnrgi. and Mrs. Mary J ewJtZwlMta WltU B. cl Marsh of Pendleton were in the citr f55 FfJ ZTZ? 1 - tnmtrcm. References, any bank Saturdar. I n., z' rm tk I'sss sins. TEO. FTTZ GERALTX Csj- Recsrr. Are You Sick. Despondent? Do Not Giro Up Hops TOTJ CAN BE CURED BY TITS GREAT D. R. Chen Chinese Herb Co. Masters of AU Incurable Diseases. Wonders are performed every day with Chinese Medical HERBS. CONFIDENTIAL CONSULTATION FREE, Hours. 10 to It a. m. 1 to 7 p. m. Under State Uoldllt E. Webb Street. ( W J Rev. X. D. Ward is ill with a se vere attack of la rrippe. j Mrs. Minnie Walker has been spending a week In WaUa WaSa. has . returned home. OTK1 OF FEOPOSALS FOB Miss Emma Wood is Tishins; frienos CAVATING AND BACaUTLLTAG ; tn Walla Walla during the week. j ekM jextis J b recem. by, John McRbea made a trip by asto'tbe Board rc Vster Cswrr--7iswwaers of j to his Helix ranch during the week. jTfae City Fesds, Ore, sfcl 5j Miss Anita Kirkpatrick. who basjo'dork cat tine ttb ay ii. 114. j been principal of the Washington ! or bsckfZ2E tiet rhmd In Pendleton during tbe pastsWK tr ttoe eraSaw re Lt, Vear. returned to her borne at Wesson 2 ZZ.Z Tnesdav. where she will spend ber ' -'Tlir i uxavaiang smsui axcsacie JAXZ3 JOHNS. Pres. C H. MARSH. See. BEN r LET eV LETTTNGWEIJU REAL era. BLfo and accident insar IK Mala strneC Phone LTFERT AND TEED STABLE. First otionol Bonk CXTT UT1EI STABLE. THOMPSON street. Camsy Bradley. Props. Lrrery. feed and. sals etabl. Good summer vacation. i s- tedaAe tive work 1 as aa cm as. ca dm la eonnee- Mias Annice Barnes has itan eom-' r renenrasx ail Ksatsraal saeoesEarr to' Osa. Pbsne It. pleted a nine months" tern of acbota-; be moved ta excas3tg tfee treaacb cn Weston mountain. ' the overflow TSe trenca' . sbaS be escarasca tr&e t L aii Anson Wood of Walla Walia was m ed w er tta tae the city Monday greetinjr old JriendR. ' ovwade imxMfber ti pel. A3 ... r . - . V ..V. . . 1 .Vm, A-n. to. MMK r V C. W. LASSEN, M. D. V. COUNTY Veterinarian. Residence telephone 27; office teliephone 20. ATTORNEYS. RALKT t RALEY. ATTORNEYS AT aw. Offce in American National Bank Bunding. AUCTIONEERS. COL. W. F. YOHNKA. AUCTIONEEB makes a specialty of fanners' stock and machinery sales. "The man thai rets yon the money." Leave orders at East Oregonlan office. JAMES A. .FEE. ATTORNEY AT law. Office In Deepaln building. CARTER ft SMYTH E, ATTORNEYS at law. Office In rear of American National Bank building. JAMES B. PERRY. ATTORNEY AT law. Office over Taylor Hardware Company. PETERSON It BISHOP. ATTOR-neys-at law; rooms 2 and 4, Smith Crawford building. DOCGLA3 W. BAILEY ATTORNEY at law. Will practice In all state and federal courts. Rooms 1. 2, 1 and 4. over Taylor Hardware Co. GEORGE W. COUTTS. ATTORNEY at law, estates settled, wills, deeds. mortgages and contracts drawn. Col lections made. Room 17. Schmidt block. FREDERICK STEIWER, ATTORNEY at law. Office In Smith-Crawford building. S. A. LOWELL, ATTORNEY AND consnllor at law. Office la Deepaln bonding. ROSCOE R. JOHNSON. ATTORNEY at law. Office in Deepaln building PHYSICIANS. H S. GARFIELD. M. D. HOMXO patbie physician and surgeon. Of fice Judd Block. Telephone: Office. 241 W; resJdene 112 J. SECOND-HAND DEALERS. V. STROBLE, DEALER IN NXfl and second-hand goods. Cash palt for an second-band broods bought C&eapest plans la Pendleton to boj household goods. Can and get bit prices. 211 E. Court street. Flea 211 W. AUCTION SALES THE EAST OH. egonlaa makes a specialty of ase- tlon sale bins, cards and advertlatag. We can furnish auctioneer, clerk and advertising complete that will assure you of having a successful sale. MISCELLANEOUS. ENGRAVED CARDS. INVITATIONS. wedding announcements, embossed) private and business stationery, etc, Very latest styles. Call at East Ore- gonian office and see samples. AUCTION SALES THE EAST OR- egonian makes a specialty of auc tion sale bills, cards and advertlalnn. We can furnish auctioneer, clerk and advertising complete that will assure you of having a successful sale. TRESPASS NOTICES. STALLION SEASON CARDS and SALE BILLS' of every description printed at rea sonable prices at the East Oregonlan. we have a fine lot of stock cuts that our patrons are allowed the free use of. BEAVER ENGRAVING - . OUtSOH rosriANO - 0 . ' f " " " ' I i: Rollie Comrton la grin. Mr. and Mrs. James is v-rv ur wnn uviixx xA tackLs t&a2 be fi h-ve betn dv.wn on their ranch ner;tbe nanura. Tie extract ft-jot Helix during the pet two roor.ths. : .xcaatxn ftiJ i&c3ie lie lari- have returned home. " fjling. Jt beive tie r-I i Lii Mrs. Arthur Ross and Miss D.irj . the cosrtractcc Ad remote 2 Ic Wadingham were Athena visitors. ' r&aterial atd eifies csves i i iress M. A. Baker has jct faiisbed paint- f t? - - . , . of tfci k hU t-e nd-f.f-l ta the I road street. TAT be fetV- Daily and Semi-Vcckly East Orogonian TELEPHONE DIRECTORY A Quick and Handy rcnce for Buimcu and Home 1 excavatcx TpI. No. !. he s "He's aU right changing." Deocri beL jkood wnTersatlonalisftT" when the weather" Ttret goe lie tackiillir. PrtifJe and 3ee-f5catic at the Ioe 4 tbe v-r ;;cer- lMeoOfHt. Ceerifjo ce-i e t4r-l 4t bark, for S i-er e. f tie a-AlTO GARAGE. SUPPLIES, REPAIRS b.d All cbecr t be cnt AUTOS FOR HIRE L TAXI SERVICE Parker Tiii Co.. ia front French RoL 0S-12 74 Tel. No. Eg FEKDLETON, 0SEG02 ESTABLISHED 1882 --3. 3 1 c--a Known For It's Strength mmn'mimiTimrmim1 lUUaiiUUUIiWUUUilUUUU, .f The O-j i I -l.cV.f- Tbe Coaa-; irTn M-pir trc HI'ncnVfMPC ' micKioa retains the rirtl to ret aij ' jand all bid. ( Addre corntPCSsSeaticw to ,H-e. "tr iperactestdect. 3 HARDWARE AXI) TIN WORK The Tajlor Hardware Co., 741 Main St JEWELRY AM) WATCH REPAIRING" E. D. Walker. 120 E. Court St 87 F- F- -Tl.XT CUAtlSG SOT1CE. Citr ITotor Car Co., Ill Cottonwood 473 KLTCKS, CIIALiIEi:S 4: FORI) CARS Ore-rrti M-Aor Girap?. 119-21 W. Court 4C3 . -xooe a ierir smew taiat mm iirp . prirf rnp prvT l4x jHalF will 1 rove4 t tbe -.-- XUlk Iit.M , fK the Eiooorder at tbe Oatj I QTrue Cafe, 625 Main St. 1 10 i HJ1 in reatletoa. reeL k? to Jcsej 1 ! a s rc c.- tfce'rTrtvivf! vr nnrccrvr? City ef reedietwu ar. casb- to KiiCe be tur aU j UliL G AM) KODAKS sre--ts 4 Tbe CJtjr F.ltUll t- Tf l.-n,!-f I)rt-r fo VTn .C fr OA LIVERY Telephone Livery, 505 E. Court St 3.H ths eighth lotter of 2EROLEUE Ask ih? nearest Standard OxlConparsy arSency reading BULK DELIVERY IWietoa Oiniiir Works. 205 1-2 E. Alta 1C9 -loc.ing t3hr do otr cwxairt. at J mSi-t the fcwurfc 541 ,MA1.U-.V rn.n.t IWwra iVa SsusrVaa; " I.Vae ii s'miH sarrTkMst aar.el sTlr a.' i ei'f Ka ttS-vs-sa s.-a: f t . Kivr sou JtatliW s:ee. a, GARAGES X J) Mt4 tr-va r.Ju'f r t rbe tMr ens rf ibr tr.Lpe swkss tbe i . , iurt e"tre fr as ia-i-n --Uwt t j Ijfjr v ;n xw. curie T to : and the il,.:.oe ' ej-'ji t !U" Xt.c .d CA-trt tcr t i .ie atj HuzLiri Gr:trj Co., ccr Court L JvLrucs 06 EI BTRIC WIRING AND FIXTURES I Vauhan's El'ctrie Store. 831 Main. AGES Pet!!fn-i An'- C.. ! Jhan Zll Pr.. Grv-err Co., f 21 Main St.. tir:XKi:iES MEATS AXI) POULTRY Sanitary Market, 305 E. Court 43) M USICA L I X ST I : UM EX TS S K V I X ( MACHINES Jesse Failiup, 001 Main 2 JHOTOG RA PI I ERS'OKl : iTXlTS" C. S. Wheeler. 200 II Aita St .13:J PIANOS, PHONOGRAPHS, SHEET MUSIC, TUX I XG Warren's Mufie Home, 842 Main St. 542 PHOTOGRAPHS How-man' Studio, 'M0 Main St 32!)-W SPOUTING GOODS?. DICYCLES, MOTORCYCLES LaDow'i, cur. Court anl CutcH,vyd ..100