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PRESENTS AND SOUVENIRS.
The First Consignment For Miss Alice
Roosevelt Arrives.

Washington. Nov 2-The FIRST con-
signment OF Miss Alice Ro1seyc
presents and souvenirs. from enc orr
ent. were received az the Georgetown
customs house 10 consisted u two
dozen trunks. boxes and packages
containing presents for her and Do
some cases for her travelling compan-
ions They came in boxed and w,-c
placed In room to await instruc-
Tons from the white house before hc-
ing appraised for duty Miss Roosevelt
already Is In possession of O. fca of
her gifts and souvenirs of the white
house those that were conveyed in
her travelling trunks and hand lue-
Kage having been unpackcd.
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NR7sv hglI@AlessieSte
- Schedule in Easct

LEAVE NORTON-9.tO m. md 5.go
m- for blueheld and infermesi ID.
stations
LEAVE BLUEFlELD-iu.05 ,.,
roanoke Lyuchhurg, Norfolk s..
points ON Shenandoah Valley Pail.
man sleeper 20 Roanoke aud Roam
." &c" ORR Farlor Car Roam
Go Norfolk.
'''o a. mr. TOR Roanoke aud informed ..,
points
'.-u f' mr daily, Roanoke, Lyncbburs 800
intermediate stations. Pullman = .
ca to Philadelphia via Harcrsto..
900 3. m. for Roanoke, Lynehnurs ...l
Norfolk.
$50 d. m. for Columbus. Cincinnati ..s
The West. Cafe Car.
'-iV .. M. Tor kenovs, Cincinnati. g. ...,..
bus and the West, pnllman slecs-,. 3D..
cincinnati and Columbus, Cafe .art.
Vivian.
Ora , hhln OL-Dsiiy, s.l5atu a..
rive 90 hasi kAdfotd .5Da. ~ arrive
NoanoAe i;25 3. m, srntr 90
n""rg a. $3.50 D. m.. arrive De-
.s"uts '-9o .. ni arrive at Ni..
n'nd Sis p. M, arrive a. Nnf..
lu.'n pan. Palm .u sleeper N-.
"iA wa hasertosu aud Hasr ....
Pullman Bullet PsrlorCaf Raa , DID,.
Norfolk
100 p m. (limitell ..ri.e
hosnoke 1850 p. m Solid iran
WIN Pullman slcepers to IS ais-.
Ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia a. t N.v
l"tA wa Lynchburg. Psllman p .,r,.-
90 Pulaski 90 Norfolk and Lvn 0.aI.
DOB Richmond.
~" p. 90. daily tor all points s.,.
bristol aua l,uchhurg Con- .I- s.
Walton 40 800 D. o.. W. .,
ST. Louis Express Tor all % 700 slid
qua nofttNest Pulimsn .f-
hn,t Nadiord 20 Columbus Is .U.a
tNa Cincinnati aud East Radt a o..
inNfdr' nin wa Roanoke
I"iin,f n.i-rn.atioh trpir 20
p. ~rAfFaHn. Ticket AGENT.
Bristol. Tenn
b. hlvnL. 90. g.. A.
hRAee, :
Roanoke. \ =
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how,s This2

We ehef One Hundred pcIlars Reward
-, case 81 Catsrrh that canlo, b. cared
Balls Cafsuh Cnre.
,. J. CHENEY a CO.. Props Toledo. q
-. We, NE ondersizned, have Known 81
NpSets for ne last fS-,r-s-s and lsilex. rim
perfcetly honorable ~ all hu.,aes. t,.... 80
Icons and nnsncseliy able q ear. o,s 49,.
eoii<stiens made b their erm.
NsaDINo, xfsxa~ A n.arox wt,s...,.
Druggists, 79letn, %.
u.iis CstsFrh Cure = taken inlerasIis. -.
80 1870 go. sSss 90 s.oea ezd reeess sar-
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BANkRUPT'S PETITION FOR
DISCHARGE.

csss 'is I Si,:I. 3 slrp, In Bankrupt ey
Ns5
y" the Honorable Hsurv c. NcDoweil
Judge, 81 the Di.iric; Court Of the United
Sisiss Tor the Western District of Viz
rinis;
Cumuins kissr. Of L-tus. IN the county
Of "iss. aud state OF Virginia. in sid
u strict. resPseifnliy represents thst on
ihe aisi dsT Of September. 1905 LAST past.
h -ss duly sdiudred hsnkrurt under the
Aeis Of Congress relating Co. Bankruptcy
thsi he hs- duly surrendered al his nron
stiY nd right. Of prop.ri,. and hss fuiir
complied ~itS I'll the require nent. eft
sid Aets aud OF the orders Of the cour.
touching hi. Bsnkrupicv
wherefore he prsys that be NAV De- de
creed 10y the Court To- have fuu de
charge from All debts provslle aeaiu.thi.
estate under said hatkfr.t At. e,c.rt
such dchis q. are excepted o., isp f,ar.
Such discharr-
1895
L. .. Frsi-s. Attu.
SunH',ns Hi-r,. Bank,u.t 70.
ORDER OF NOTICE. THEREON.
w~.i.ru Distrie, II Virginia. 80. Town Of
Big Stone esp.
on this 18th day Of October. A ID 1905
On reading the foregoing petition and the
annened sfhdssit. ~ H.
Ordered 10y the Court that hcarin- Go
hsd upon the same on the 24th day oi NJ.
vem1sr, r.. 1905. before said Court nj
AHsuedon, In said District. % 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon and that notice thereof &c
puhli'hed iu the Rig Stone Gap Post 4,
newspaper Published m sid District. and
fhai at tno-n creditors and other per
Sous 10 interest nav sppcar sid time
and place and shov cause. % anv ther
have. -hy the PRAYER ct said petitioner
should not 10 granted
Asd 10 10 further ordered ltv the Court
tat the Cierk shall send o. mail to al
sne-n creditors copies Of said petition
and this order. addressed Co them at tfcir
places OF rcsideuce a. stated
WIVES. thc HONORABLE HENRY
c Mellow ELL. Judge of tue said Court
and The sssl thereof a. Abingdon. iu said
b.sifie: o. she 1874 dav of
ssai-of the COURT oct ID ians
Henry e. Mcdowell. District judge
be foregoing are true copies of thc re-
tition Of Bankrupt for Discharge and Of
The Order 81 Notice Thereon
witness nv hand aud The -eafoffL. C.arf
tht afth day Of octoh q. lguJ
VIM. McCaulee. CLERK
Per e. e. Cochran. ID. a..
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IN AN OPEN SWITCH.
The Passenger Train Struck and Two
People We're Injured.

Shel5yvire. Ky. Nov. s-Tae east.
bound train Of the Southern railway.
known as No. 3. ran into an open
switch 200 yards east % the depot.
Sondola car loaded with pig iron was
STUCK " p. LiRridge was injured
about the limbs Others we're ais,
more or loss hurt The train was
crowded Mayor Wills. on behalf q
the city. offered assistance to the In.
Jnred. None were killed. bur the mum.
Der Of injured ~as quite large. A IT,
We SiH vas carried 20 The ArmstronS
sotel and medical aid was called tor
her The engine was wrecked Had
re train been going az fun speed the
soss q iife would probably have been
frghtsai
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WHISKY INSURANCE.
Ire Recent Advance In the Rate.
GAUGES Feeling Anona Dlstiiiers.


Ieu!svilie. ny. Nov. 4-The recent
aevAnes IN the rate Of Insurance on
the whisky IN warehouses has caused
considerable feeling among the Ken
lucky distillers. who q Is understood.
VII nGht the move John Il Thomp-
con. leading distuier OF the state.
With warehouses located al Harrods.
eurE. erins the opening gun in a let.
Ter 10 Claude y Snyder secretary 81
the kentucky and Tennessee board ~
underwriters az Memphis Mr. Thomp-
son says In part - have just been
Informed BY the local insurance agent
thAt he had received instructions to
inrrsase the rate % Insurance upon
az Whistles stored In my warehouses
- cents or the 500 making a rate
81 - cents Instead OF 81 cents as here
tosore and that this Increase applies
"a al the distuery bonded ware
houses In the state. % lisa matter OF
sreat surprise that the rate OF insur.
anee applicable 20 rhe whole state
snoulo be assumed 20 De raised 10 ths.
extent 20 which 81 vas. or changed Ia
any other way. without any conference
or consultation whatever WIKI the In
sured. and 90 seems t1 me that this
acton vii precipitate conflict and
controversy between fhe companies
and the Insured Of much moro seri-
Gus character than those through
SAleh ne have recently passed
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No connects at Bristol with r....
No. : Tor Cincinnati, Louisville. and I'M
po..'s vest soaihwee., north, aud north.
vest also with Norfolk a Wester,. D.,
tor points east, aud southern Raii..,
POINTS sau,h, and at Elizabethion ,,tt
r. T.. " \. {. train arriving in Crsr-
"elty at ~ 20 .. IN. Central Time
\" D connects a Bristol with tr.;, A..
from all points West. local station. y.
l. \. aud Virginia Division 80
E'ta"ethton with &. 7. & w.N'C -
4sr''ing ia Cranberry $50 p. m Cent?
no ] connects al Appalacbia foe Ill
stations on the L. An. X. r. ard cs,-'..
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPING CANS
from
bRisroL TO Louuyitts
WITHOUT cnANeE
W. +. ALLrN,
Gen Passenger Agent
Bristol Tenn Va
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIA
GINA.
Department OF the State Cor.
poration Commission.

Til. IL 20 certify that the charter Of The
keystoss Coal and Iron Company vas
amended on the 18th DAY Of October, 1905.
reducing its nsrimum capital stock FROM
oae sssssss and Thiriy-three ThSassnd.
Two hondred and Eighty Dollars TO Nine
ty-nins thousand. Nine Hundred and Six
Dollars; and that the said amended
charter ~ss recorded in the ossce Of the
secretsry Of the Commonwealth on the
iSth dsv Of October, 1905.
Witness nv hand a. Clerk Of the State
Cooperation Commission. this 18th dav Of
October, 1895.
JOHN A. UPSHUR. CLERK.
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finesiN<, KY. Nov. at developed
Wat brahsiey Smith. who Was killed
nsaF the depot. was shot by Asslstan
CHEF Of Police Anthony Bnoaxhtoa
Witnesses say Smith had been drink
lag and tying 10 raise a row. ana ~
m0fnd belnr a<<~<tox n
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i. s. POST OFFICE.
Big Stone Gap. Va

Big Stone Gap. Va.
b. N. 6eodlos, Pm VIC. psnk..A Jpn
OFFICE HOURS.
General delivery apea from a n. to SIS p. n
Ac-pf sunday
~ idal boar s.-srou a. m to 10 . "a and frou
80 p. IN. O. p. o.
Z NOSN1 ORDER OYfICE
Open fro'~sA. m. % p. m every day. except
auday-
MAsfS cLOSE.
tor J.. A y. 4. r., East. ats.a0am
roi 4 a \. K K. West, At s.l5 D. M.
ror Va ". r. 4. at9a m.
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a susl,;s.ss- ss. ::s.-so


lexington. KY Oct ss.-osuss m,
iynsh'. Of Russia. owusr - he eod
American-or~d trottsr. yassamns. vAo
has been making tour q America.
il now IN this city. wasrs As vsii ~
main tor some time. studying sAe sssA,
obs on the trainers Of sroetiag ks-sss.
with the view Of becoming - sspsrt
Trainer ie his native ooessry. Count
ha'ynshi has select stod - aso,x 20
mares. mostly ADcr;~a trun. end
sih while here purchase ssvssNi pgusz-
t~'ng youngsters - a6e ~ - rus6es
sable next season. The veteran trsin-
err Charles Marvin. h~s e,s.sex 10
train horses for HEMP Exsn. q Dial
las. Ten. and is making his s<ranse-
meats 20 depart for TIE Lone star
state.
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i lSk COUNTY COT hts

"iss cousrY f'iEcrrr CoUEr.--Heid 1T n, DAY IA
January, April, August, Nsvem l-r. h A. "
skeen, Judge.
COUNTY OFFICERS
CLEEK.-w. Z. Kigorc.
Y NNoS~rAlsa srrokxEr.--w. ". G. Dotson.
sAsrssh x i.-rron.
SsrRIrF 49, r. T. klser
rNissioSsE Eastern District &C r. Beverly.
SoNNiSsloSEk Western ti-irici. Nv. d. NcNiei
SoChrr SskvKrok.-H. y. Fox.
>urrHiNTxsDzxT rss fooA---S. c. Gillian
"voi SorsAIArxxOEST.-R. L. Coants-
SUPERVISORS:
"a tnsvItlE Dist.--S- = Porter
ldFfs pisr--C. w. Grecst
1cuNoSD DIST G Morrls
eoh<H~o~ Dlsr.--1 g. Gordon.
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Weak
Hearts

Afe due 10 indigesuoa. Nlnsty- n,na q svsrv
9ne hundred people ~ha havs ksss, treubjs
an remember when 10 was simple lndirss-
uon- u 3 scientific fact hat al e.sss Of
heart dlsefsc. net eyfaN<, are BET anlv
'rsoeaeie &c bit are ss Arsrtrasult q 49,
gssuon- Al food taken into Tire stornscA
~niea AIS o. perfect tsssssisn issr-snss ard
s~e'.stae stomach. puftnf u up against the
a-ari. his intesfeFss ~itA shs seton e
,ne hear. and IN he esurss 81 tine ,hst
1e.iea's but vital orgkn hsessnes diseased.
~ -, Sssese q hsvs6. Q sys Isse sarnseA
u,.es I'D "a y ~ sezts 40 Aad h..-S freces.
- . .oo< Sodoi rrsp.pss csrs ~ 49, 49,
ruaEitai az q cured Ne ~
kodoa Dixssts WTAss Ysu Fat
and relieves the ssssseh 81 all e.rvous
strain and TIRE heart q al! pressure.
h1s'esoo5 500 Siss Aslxas ~ 80. tA.t-,.i
s.ss- Wiki ssiis ~ soe.
PREPARED ss 4 o ossTTr 90. osioAoc.
- Salo ~ Nv Koilv
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ViRGINIA DIVisIoN

No -, 8 IN 'dNo. pas No. ? Pass.No. IN.
a. D",'y Daily STATIONS Daily D,Tr
''" " - bu W. Em'd "A d
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~ T'''~TI *
N'" i'fa. Soy. William Aston
a'a ot william Waldorf Astor. was
''1iea on fo GAS a s. tax as an alien
ini' ha.as admitted To- The United
states oa h.a arrival here ON the
steam Cedric from Liverpool.
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STONY CRFEK npANr,,

Number :
Mixed Daily MI, Nu",st J
% n. Lv Rexford Ar 80
=" IN. Carter, - ~
)" Ar Buiadeen Lv y.
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oid Papers for sale at this Office.
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EAsrsRs STANDARD T.ss
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TENNESSEE DIVISION
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-30

flames, pronounces the name Of one
Of the party, adding:
You may tell us a story, which will
last as long as the fagot continues to
burn. AS soon as 1t falls apart you
must stop"
Instantly the one who has been call
ed upon begins yarn of some kind.
The story may be about the sea and
about the waves and the breakers and
the sand upon the beach, or it may
deal with pirates or with burglars or
with fires or calamties of land and
water. But story 1t must surely be,
and it must continue, holding the au-
dience in a more or less interested
state until the fagot mercifully falls
apart and relieves the story-teller, who
subsidies to give way to the next mar
rator. The mistress of ceremonies has
her eyes upon the fire, and as soon
as the fagot is broken she throws an
other upon the flame, at the same
time pronouncing the name of the
next one who is to tell story-and
so on, and so on.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-30

Justrite at Donaldson's.
-Carpets-Rader.
Furniture-Rader-F
Harness and saddles at Hamley's.
Pendleton Business College is thor
ough.
Best California oak leather used
at Hamleys
Alfalfa hay for sale; 400 tons. APP
ply at this office.
The best finished shoe repairing is
done at the Boston store.
Come in, take seat and hear the
latest music at Donaldson's.
Stylish clothing at Gormely's the
new tailor, Frazer theater block.
Craghead & Hays of Athena have
some bargains in business chances.
Concert afternoon and evening a
Donaldson's. Everybody invited.
come in.
Pendleton Business College is the
school for you. None better. Cata-
logue free.
Wanted-By man and wife, furnish
ed rooms for housekeeping. Must be
neat. Address p. o. Box 2lS.
For Rent-Suite unfurnished house
keeping rooms in East Oregonian
building. Apply at this office.
What? The cosiest five-room house
in the city for sale on easy terms. Ira
r. Bamber, room Is Association
block.
Don't fail to attend the public re-
ception given to Head Consul |. 1.
Boak at the Christian church next
Saturday night.
Ready for business with 260 diff
ferent styles in turbans, poles and
Tommy Atkins lead. Mrs. Rose Camp
bell, the milliner.
Rooms and Board-First- class
rooms and board furnished; new
houses; close in; reasonable rates. Ap
ply at 2O1 West Webb street.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the public reception given at
the Christian church Saturday. No
vember 4, to Head Consul Boak.
There will be a public reception
next Saturday night in honor OF 1.
|. Boak. head consul of the Woodmen
of the World at the Christian church.
Unless Portland affords the State
Historical society better quarters, the
entire collection will be taken to Eu-
gene and housed at the state unlver-
sity.
Miss Fay Bartholomew will receive
pupils for piano instruction at her
home, III Lee street. Phone Main
517. Masons and Mansfields meth
DDS used.
Wanted-An elderly or middle aged
couple who want IA home for doing
the house work. Also parties who
want to cut 500 cords cottonwood on
shares. See Scales, at e. T. Wade &
Sons.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-30
LETTING MAIL CONTRACTS.
W. l.. Poe. of Postoffice Department.,
in the City Today.

w. l.. Poe, representing the second
assistant postmaster general is here
today on business connected with the
letting Of the star route mail contracts
which will be done this winter.
All bids for mail contracts must be
with the department at Washington
by December 5, and the contracts so
into effect on July next year.
There are four star routes running
out of Pendleton. The Ckiah line was
let for the price of $2395 per annum
four years ago, while the Holdman
line paid $500 per annum, the Nc
Kay 327.62, and the Lehman Springs
summer route, S42O for the three
months.
Contractors bidding for star mail
routes must live along the line of the
route and must furnish bond with
their bids or they will not be consid-
cred,
After having passed the day with
Postmaster Livermore, Mr.. Poe, will
leave tonight for Baker City.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-30
Piano
Buyers
Over 40 Pianos Sold i'm Nine Weeks in
Pendleton-The Great Sale VIII
Continue for Another Week.

The home of the finest pianos in
the world, such as the ChickeTins,
Weber, Kimball. Hobart NJ. Cable,
Marshall & Wendell, Schumann, Wes-
er Bros, Bailey and about 80 others
of the leading makes.
You owe it to yourself and to your
pocketbook to at least see what we
have, to hear of our easy payment
plan of selling, to have us explain to
you how the great house OF Eiiers,
the largest dealers in the west mako
it possible for you to buy 4 piano or
an organ at wholesale, and to buy it
as cheaply as the small dealer or
agent can. We have taken a two
years lease on the Main street store.
where purchases can be made as ad-
vantageously as they can in our larg-
est store in Portland, Spokane or San
Francisco. Our one price system is
universal, and if your purchase fails
in any way to prove exactly as repre-
sented it. is money back" Every
purchaser a pleased purchaser, is our
aim.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-30
SOCIALISM GROWING.
Eugene v. Debs Discusses 1t in Success
Magazine.

Following is a synopsis of an arti-
Gle in November Success Magazine,
entitled, Socialism; Growing
Creed" by Eugene V. Debs:
Not many of those schooled in old
party politics have any adequate con-
ception of the true import of the la
Dor movement. They read of it in the
papers, discuss it at their clubs. criti-
else labor unions, condemn walking
delegates, and finally conclude that
organized labor is thing to be toler-
ated only so long as it keeps within
proper bounds" but to be put down
summarily the moment its members,
like the remanants of Indian tribes
on the western plains, venture beyond
the limits of their reservations. They
utterly fail or refuse to see the con-
nection between labor and politics,
and are therefore wofully ignorant
of the political significance of the la
Dor movement of the present day.
All great strikes prove that the
government is under the control of
corporate capital and that the army of
office holders is as subservient to the
wage-workers that depends upon them
for employment.
In the late national election, for the
first time. the hand of the working
class was clearly seen. The socialist
party is distinctively the party, and
its vote is distinctively the vote of the
working class. More than 400, 200
of these votes We're counted; probably
twice as many were cast.
The fact is that precisely the same
classes and conditions that exist in
the monarchies of the Old World have
also developed in our capitalist repub-
lie. The working class sections, in
Guiding the tenements and slums of
New York and London, are strikingly
similar: and the wealth-owning class
of the United States represents as dis
tinct an aristoracy as england can
boast, while the laboring elements OF
both countries are as distinctively in
the ''lower class" by themselves, and
practically on the same degraded
level.
Deny it as may the retainers of the
rich, the classes already exist; they are
here, and no amount of sophistication
can remove them, or the gulf that
separates them. The rare and excep-
tional wage-worker who escapes from
wage slavery simply proves the rule
and emphasizes the doom of his class
in capitalist society.
Glasses and class rule, and their at
tendant progress and poverty, money
and misery, turmoil and strife, are in
herent in the capitalist system. Why?
Simply because one set of men owns
the tools with which wealth is pro-
duced, while another set uses them,
and there is an irrepressible conflict
over the division of the product.
Shoes repaired while you wait by
Greenawald & Headstrom at Teutsch's s
Department Store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-30
CITY BREVITIES

U. c. RAIDER. Nuf sed.
Nuf sed. U. C. RAIDER. ,-..
c Hamley for harness.
-Rader-Carpets.
Rader-Furniture-
Mrs. Campbell for street hats.
Mrs. Campbell for school caps and
hats.
Humane Harness." best on earth;
Hamley's.
Gormely, the new tailor, 2Os E.
Court street
Now located in Pendleton at Boston
Store-Shoe repairer.
Old shoes made new at pair de
partment. Boston Store.
Evening school at Pendleton Busl-
ness College opens October 16.
Leave orders for Alfalfa hay at
Telephone Stables. w. F. Cook.
All the latest school caps, including
oil cloth tams. At Mrs. Campbell's.
Headstrom & Greenawalu, shoe
makers, at Tetutsch's Department
Store.
For Rent-Store or office room in
brick building. Inquire at Hotel st.
George.
For Sale-A good Smith-Premier
typewriter, cheap. Call mornings, 81
Water street .....
Best wages to experienced girl for
general housework. Inquire at Ill
Jackson street.
For fine shoe repairing, see Green
awald & Headstrom at Teutsch's De-
partment Store.
Nr. Silas II. Soule. professional
piano tuner, is at the st. George this
week. ORDERS taken at Tallman &
Cs.'s drug store.
E. f. Turner's express wagons haul
anything. Stand in front of Hennlng's
cigar store. 1856 Main street. Phone
main 6. The yellow wagons.
Mrs. Mcleod & Co.. scalp special
lists, shampoong and bleaching.
Rooms | and ?, Penland Bros lodg-
ing house over Tallman e Co.
Hold your baggage checks for
Leathers' Transfer company; five
days free storage. Phone us: we call
for checks and fill orders at all hours.
Reliable. reasonable and responsible
office Gritman's Cigar Store, Gil
Main street. Phone main ell after
10 p. IN. black 1851.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-30

Shoes repaired while you wait by
Greenawald & Headstrom at Teutsch's
Store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-30
CaslllnR Checks.

Should a check be drawn on an.
other bank, 1t is not necessary for you
to present the clec-. to that bank for
payment. We will gladly do so for
you, without charge. We cash drafts
on any city in the United States or
Canada and handle items on any city
in the world.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Pendleton. Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-30

"The ocean is laterally alive with
salmon" say steamboat men who
have been outside. The schools they
encounter are silversides, which 1t is
said, are so plentiful that the water
fairly sparkles with their flashing
backs. One captain said that he had
never before seen so many fish off
the rivcr.-The Dalles Chronicle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-30
Notice.

Bills for goods bought since Octo-
Der 23 will not be due until December
l. We will be pleased to continue all
the accounts of Younger & Son,
GRAY BROS GROCERY co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-10-30

At Lewiston. Lewis Reubens, an In
dian, was convicted of horse stealing.
Tom Hudson, another Indian, was ac-
quilted of burglary.