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BERKELEY REALTY BARGAINS.

$45s0c0-New business block on University
avenue: large frontage: earning splen-
did income and fine buy.
$l6,OOO-Large three-story brick business block
on Dwight way near Shattuck at a
low rental is bringing in an income OF
$500 per annum- Worth more money
and will rapidly increase in value
$l0,OOO-S0 feet Telegraph ave., between
Charming and Haste; a choice business
location and worth $3.50 per foot at the
present time. The cheapest business
property in the city today.
S5,OOC-The finest corner ON Adeline St; 800
per foot
$4,o00-Fine residence on Summer ST.; large
rooms and reception hall; fine view and
splendid home
$3, 600 fine lots on Spruce ST. west front:
grand view, which can never be OBJ
stFucted.
s2sSoo-Good corner on Virginia. 12ox11e
81, 1o0-Chofce lot on Ashby near College;
50-foot frontage and one OF the best
locations in all OF Berkeley.
SS00-FIne lot, 40x135 on Grove ST.;
good buy.
S750-Fine lot on Virginia ST.: a good buy.
SO per month for large furnished house on
Hawthorne Terrace fine neighborhood,
with commanding view.
Hillside Terrace" new tract, Just opened.
fronting on Broadway and near the Country
to $500 each; sold easy payments. with
all street work complete. so Es'
We have some very good bargains in other
tracts and Will be pleased TO show them to
you at any time.
Come and look them over
LAUGENOUR & PORTER,
First National Bank Berkeley.
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And would call the attention Of intending pur'
chasers to the following properties:
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FERRIER-BRocK COMPANY dnc).
Successors to
FRANCIS FERRIER,
2121 Shattuck ave-. Berkeley. Call
''AT KEY ROUTE TERMINUS
commanding fine view OF the town and
bay; lot 63x14S: on one of the most
beautiful streets OF North Berkeley: con-
venient to car line and U. c buildings;
street work all DONE A BARGAIN.
$4, T0e-Four-room cottage Claiming way.
between Bowditch and College; lot 50x
1876; choice location and fine yard flow
ers. trees. etc.
So, 000--New, modern, 5-room cottage on Fran
cisco St. close to stations high ground; !;
rented for S25 per month for one year
50, 5,000-Nine-room house on the corner OF Ad-
Olson and McSee sts., with 130 feet
frontage on MCGEE by 20 Addison;
barn. high cement basement; trees, etc. !;
decided bargain.
SOME GOOD BUYS ON UNIVERSITY
AVE. THEY WON'T LAST LONG.
81, 050 each for two 40 feet long, south front,
in Fairview Tract
81, $40 for a beautiful full sized lot in Fair
view 50x130: fine view.
$1,40o--Two fine corner lots on Aleatraz. close
to new station at College and Claremont:
good location for business; easy terms
$1,000 for 120 feet on Stuart st.
II you want something in the MCGEE
Tract. either for subdivision or by the
single lot. call and get list.
Two lots in Clarenont Park that can
go at bargain
Another one in Hopkins. Terrace;
make Offer
$21, 500 for business lot Addison ST.; es-
specially good value.
CITY OFFICE % POST ST
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REAL EsrArE-CouNTRY-FoR SALE
sANrA cLARA vALLEY LANp

LAND BARGAINS OFFERED By
c. M WOOSTER co.
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SEQ an acre is the average price OF -s sv-aeSS
tracts with free canal water rlght, Maee.
S,er acre r,er anuilrn. Sediment garden soli.
Orsnges alfalfa, corn, peaches, pears y i
and sugar beets. Famous Boogs. ana ana 80, -,
,-.-,,-t,7r,s4,- fo~ boueseekers; river and ran
traaspOrts tion. Easy terms. Catalogue
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BERRY 4 wEHE.

BERRY & WEHE-
s1.4Oo-choice lot on Benvenue ave. Fair
view Tract.
s2.ooo-S lots. cor. Francisco and California
streets.
81 1OO-Lot SD street near proposed sta
tion; south frontage.
s5.750-New s-room home. corner Telegraph
ave. and Derby ST.
s., 1905 acres adjoining university grounds
on east.
S12 5oo-19-room house on Dana ST., near uni
sversity grounds pays per cent.
SIC, OO0-New 10-Ioom house, best residence IN
Berry, Bangs Tract; lot T5xl4o.
Business corner. adjoining new postofnce build
ing on Shattuck ave. Tor sale CT bar
gain.
BERRY a WEHE.
p O. building Center St. Berkeley
GRANGER 8 FOSTER SNAPS
szoe0--New Groom house; near Key Route Sta-
ton. easy terms
sosfsl-Hew 5-room cottages = blocks east ef
KEY Route station: terms to suit buyer.
saooo--s-roorn house. lot S0x120; blocks
from Key Route station
sasoo-7-room residence: modern in every par
tfcular. near Elclid ave-: must sell.
s-5o-C-hoice building lots. near Key Route
station; $3.50 cash and SIS per month.
s5OU-One lot 2 blocks east Of Shattuck: a
bargain.
3269 Adeline ST.. South Berkeley.
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Ses oa
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
ORCHARD HOME

ORCHARD HOME.
In the Santa Clara Valley. near the Noun
new Santa Cara College site: interurban cleo
trio road now building, with station sdjoin-
oaks; over 100 acres OF income bearing or
chard, all under irrigation from home plant;
beautiful woDded creek; large modern hoTae
residence surrounded by oaks lawn, shrub
berry gardens and. family orchard containing
all yarieties Of deoduous and citrus fruits:
SPACIOUS stables: carriage house; modern auto
Earage: complete laundry; water plant for
domestic purposes and secornnodetions for
nelp; electric lights This is particularly
choice Ter further particulars address
q WALTER A. CLARK REALTY Co,
Mountain View. Cal.
FOR sale-S0 different fruit, berry and chicken
ranches, improved and unimproved; small
cash down. bal. easy terms; long time;
Cheaper than rent :. complete chicken ranch;
I3 acres IN fruit and berries, good house and
water, $500. 4 cash: 10 acres $780, S3o0
cash bal per cent. long time, running
water 10 acres $3.50, = cash; 10 acres S1T50
AZ IN fruit berries and vines. part cash All
places SANDY loan soil. We neighbors are
selling our own land, thereby keeping 1t out
Of the hands Of agents. You save. that much.
school; county road: rural mail. cBAs.
SDOECKNER, farmer, postOfnce, Sebastopol;
residence Hessel station; electric r. r.
between Petsluna and sebastopol.
RorHERMEL e Co. 5o7 California st. have
the largest and best selected list OF FARMS
stock ranches fruit and poultry ranches al
ialfa and timber lands; send for catalogue.
FOR saie-In interior town Of California,
about four or nEs acres; well wateTed SEQ
per acre; good for health resort Box T91
SaL o-nce.
FOR list OF poultry ranches write J. 1. DIN
WIDDIE. Petsluna. Cal
ALAMEDA County. near Irvington; 100 acres
rich. level land Owner. box 2lI, Call.
WE have buyer Tor large tract also farms
Goaasn West Land Co: eo4 MonLgomery 81
BURLINGAMR REAL ESTATE.
"---------------
AAA-- BURLINGAME.
o EAsToN ADDITION NO. 2
The best subdivision being offered
West Of the county road.
sloping toward the foothills.
Magniheent view OF hills and bay.
5O-foot lots-incloding grading.
macaoanlizing. curbs sewer and
water pipes, etc, from $500 up
Terms only 10 per cent down. balance :.
tl0 month.
: Buy direct from owners
Take. San Mateo electric cars at Fifth
and Market. get or at ''EAsToN."
where we have an of1ce-and teams
Win Lhe you over the properly.
H. you are not satisned-dont buy.
Cell at our city office and look
over list Of buyers.
Six new homes viii be started within
thirty days.
A home site-or first-claSs investment
on easy terms.
We WI builo you home If you desire.
Remember. this tract has Just been opened
there Is always a choce-eo down to-day.
For particulars write or call
sELBT. RODGERS & co.
l1o California Phone Main 673
And on property.
CHEAPEST and best IN Anerica-The Weekly
Gail 1e pages, sent 10 any address IN the
T-rfte6 States earads for 81
PIEDMONT REAL ESTATE.
MODERN home newly built; choice location:
splendid view. near car line. reasonable. Box
626 Call.
CHOICE lots. fine location: near electric and
L lines of.o Cell
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1914 Adeline ST.. South Berkeley.
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BURR-PADDoN CO..
$50 Broadway. Oakland. Cal.

BURR-PADDON CO.,
$50 Broadway, Oakland, Cal
INCOME BUSINESS PROPERTY.
500 ODO-I.aree two-story business building
almost new: finely equipped; in a splendid
business location: on extra large lot; is-well
which can be be increased to over per cent
net per annurn when present short term lease
expires. This property is safe investment; it
will considerably increase .n value and is un-
doubtely the best buy in Alameda today
BURR-PADDoN. COMPANY,
$50 BROADWAY, CORNER 9TH ST.
PHONE Oakland 4o3.
s12O0-4-RooM cottage: Encinal ave.
$1400-5-room cottage; Buena Vista ave.
$1S00-5-room cottage; Park ave-
S2l00-5-rooTn cottage; Pearl st.
$23O0-5-room cottage; Jackson st.
$2500-6-rooTa cottage; Park ave-
S3150-6-room cottage; San Antonio ave.
$T0o0-10-room house; Central ave-; lot COX
$50: barn, etc.
The above are few Of our bargains Call
and inspect our list.
Also large lot Of choice building lots in all
parts of the city.
z. D. JUDD & CO.,
1924 Park ST., Alameda.
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK.
$2750-rwo- story house Of rooms; sanitary
plumbing. large lot, choice location; near
station and electric cars, Santa Clara
ave-: easy terms
HAWKS & MEHRTENS,
Corner 7th and Railroad ave, Alameda.
ALAMEDA FLATS TO LET.
SUNNY upper fiat furnished yard, bath;
sls.59 III. Buena vista ave.
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ssa5 sash. Balance SO or SIS per month.


1885 Cash, Balance $50 or $25 per month
Bungalow of parlor. dining-room two he'd
rooms two halls. large kitchen and large pam
Try with sink. bathroom and large laundry
hot and cold water; cooking apd lighting gas
and wired for electricity. with fixtures for gas
and electricity.
Extra well built. paper Innings between shin
giles and siding.
Dining-room, hall and kitchen handsomely
paneled and everything about the place artistic.
Lot 40xl35 fine lawn. rose garden of choicest
varieties arbor: berries; well planned flower
garden and vegetable garden large chicken
house with improvements
Everything about the place in first-ciass con-
dition.
Five minutes to Ashbv station.
S2So0
$500 cash, balance $25 month; nearly new.
Broom shingled bungalow within miiutss.
walk Of Ashby station. lawns shrubbery, gar
den, berries, all street work complete: house
nearly new; in excellent condition; good neigh
borhood; lot 40x110.
Prices positively raised If not sold within 10
days.
A. H. HERMANN
2S2S Grove ST.. Berkeley.
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1920 WILL build a modern cottage, rooms:
lot 40x140. Broadway; terms; S4O0 lot 34xf55
]. II. YOUNG. 1243 Park St. Alameda.
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Sc an acre: Is, 600 acres including. 1000 acre
e1ceIIelsf grain land; good improvements
miles from water and rail transportation, hea-
Red Biuft: rainfall 30 inches sure crop ,s3 .og
acres lrrigsBle alfalfa land; best ooy IN O~Ai
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spEcIAI RARGAINs.

5000 acres, Santa Clara County house'
chioken-houseE fine we'll OF water
SI750-1O acres, Santa Clara County, acres
vines: 1 acre assorted fruit
S25O0-I5 acres. in foothills miles from
Redwood City: Broom house; barn. spring
water piped 10 buildiag, beauNtul iocauoA
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S2S35.

BEST BUNGALOW BARGAINS IN
BERKELEY.
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WE SELL THE EARTH
'JUSTER & BAIRD. PIT Shattuck
NVESTMENr AM A qNrAp

FINE RESIDENCE AND Rf5SINESz
PROPERTY A SPECIALLY.
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The popula ton OF Berkeley has more tnai
doubled within six years Wny9
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ALAMEDA WILL HAVE A COMPETlN'
FEpRY SYSTEM.
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HALFMooN BAY REAL ESTATE.

WE will locate you on good Government land (;
YOU are entitled to 800 acfes of Government
land, 160 acres OF agricultural land and also
160 acres OF timber claim Call and see US
at 5I4A Jones st. Inclose stamp for further
Information PACIFIC LOCATING. DEVEL-
,OPING AND COLONIZATION COMPANY.
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- nrArrn rOTrNrY
DAro A1r,1 1-rrrA-Tors

65 acres for subdivision; best location dowi
the peninsula: can be. subdivtoed ana solo thl
Eprlng at handsome profit
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E. L. CORYELL CO..
Rooms 3o1-5o5-S05 First National Bank Bldg
Prone Berkeley s2. P o. Box o3-
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Good land in all counties; call or send for
illustrated catalogue.
G n. WOOSTER co. 64s Market St.
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$4S50-s-room house on corner lot: street
work complete and lawn IN: this Is worth
looking at, II you don't buy: small payment
from responsible party, balance installments.
same rent.
S3750-New Groom house. modern and up
to date: street work complete; cement walk: :
lawn in 500 down. balance same as rent.
$25O0-Reduced from $3.50 for quick sale:
elegant lot on Regent St, near Derby 50x159;
$30O0-Lot 60x106: Dana st.. close to Dwight
way; great bargain
$500 down. balance easy terms. lot in Bate
man Tract Hillegas ave- and Webster st.
Cnimproved property in all parts OF town.
Land for manufacturing purposes on water
front and railroad.
WARREN CHENEY & CO.,
General Real Estate Agents.
20S2 Center St. Berkeley
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QUICK ACTION ONLY WILL. SECURE
THESE BARGAINS
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Prices positively raised IL not sold within 10
DAYS
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SOUTH
See our full column ad in todays Examiner.
Free Berkeley maps at office
BAILEY DODGE CO., INC.
2131 Shattuek ave-, Berkeley,
Opo. Berkeley Station.
Phone Berkeley 100.
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ALAMEDA WILL DOUBLE HER POPULA
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Only IS minutes from city when cut-on
completed; electric road soon; no bleak winds
no foE Magnificent Tots adjoining StanIor
University, 50xl50 feet; street work cenlel
sidewalks water mains. lots as low as $SVN
less than $40 per month; 80 cents a day vi
buy one Of these lots at first cost Buy be
fore Il Is too late. They wiz soon be wort
$1,000 Cataiogue
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E L. CORYEIL1 CO.
Real Estate and Insurance
Suite 3O1-3O3-3O5 First National Bank Building
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BECAUSE NEWCOMERS FIND IN
BERKELEY:
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BAII.EY-D DODGE CO., INC,
,131 Shattuck ave. Berkeley. Opp. Berkeley
Station. Phone Berkeley .1T00.
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S21O0--Two GROOM bungalows in North
Berkeley adjoining; must be sold at once
all complete: any reasonable offer will be
acceptable: S30O cash.
BAKER & CO.,
2107 Shattuck ave-. Berkeley
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Thirty lots sold within one week; only Is
lots left in this beautiful tract: street work
sidewalks, sewers and everything complete
This property at $50 foot is a bargain and
the few remaining lots should be picked up
AT once.
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BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTs
BERI<ELEy REAL ESTATE.
F. H. PITMAN

F. II. PITMAN,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
21s7 SHATTUCk AVE. BERKELEY CAL.
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2131 Shattuck ave-, Berkeley,
ODo. Berkeley Station.
Phone Berkeley 100.
81 6oO-Large lot on Spring ST.. facing east:
best buy in the vicinity; surrounding
property is selling at much higher
figure.
S1,O0a-A northwest corner 45x1O0: only few
blocks from center OF town: call and
let US show you this property.
S12 2O0O-well-paying business proposition in
Lorin; west frontage of 40 feet on Ade-
line st.
Write for prices of the new Cheadie Hill
property, a portion OF upper Claremont Just
placed on the market. Unobstructed view Of
San Francisco Bay.
Two magnificent homes on Derby St: o
rooms, with oak floor finish on lower floor: in
choice residence section; lots have frontage OF
so feet each: price S6500 each.
few good buys left in Oakrfdze Clare
mont; surrounding property selling for prices
much higher than those we can quote.
w. ]. MORTIMER & CO..
2l17 Center ST.,
Berkeley, Cal
Phone Berkeley S94.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-23

]. NJ. BENTLEY REPRESENTS THE
oldest and most reliable fire and
accident insurance companies. Office
with Hartman Abstract Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-23
Killed by Parting Cable.

Friday morning at about IL O'Clock
while cutting n brace in the mill SO
as to get out of the way Of a cable
used to operate the carriage, ]. L.
hoontz was struck by the cable and
instantly killed.
No one seems to have been looking
at Mr.. Koontz at the time of the ac-
cldent, and can therefore not tell ex-
actly how 1t happened It is thought
that the cable came off of the shive
wheel Just as the carriage reached
the end of the run and when the en-
gine was reversed to run the other
way, started without and weight with
sudden jump and jerked so hard
before 1t could be stopped, the eye
bolt holding the cable was broken
and Mr.. Koontz was caught in the re-
coll In some way and the top and
right side of his head was all crushed
In and one limb cut off. He was
thrown about 90 feet and death was
instantaneous-Hood River News
Letter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-23
Among the Exchanges
of the Inland Empire
Idaho Prunessto Germany.

Fifty thousand boxes of Ada county
prunes have been sold for delivery in
England and Germany during the fall
for price aggregatlng approximate
ly $4,000.
c. j. Sinsel, proprietor of the Slnsel
fruit packing house, has closed a con-
tract for 80 carloads of Hungarian
Italian and Silver pruncs to be sent
during September and the first week
In october to London, Glasgow and
Berlin. The contract price for the so
carlosds (. o. b. Boise, is $4,000. the
purchaser agreeing to pay the trans
portation charges, both by railroad
and steamer, refrigeration, etc. In ad-
dition. Mr. Slnsel estimates that these
charges will probably amount to $50
600 In addition to the amount paid
him. or twice the original cost of the
prunes. The icing charges alone will
be about $4,000.
Mr. Sinsel states that having effect
ed this sale, he Is enabled to pay a
better price than has generally been
paid frultgrowers In this section.
While the price has heretofore been
but s1h per ton for the loose fruit,
he will pay SIS per ton for II this
year. delivered at his packing house.
This is considered a good thing for
the fruitgrowers, as they were ex-
pecting that they might receive a
somewhat smaller price than usual for
their prunes because of the heavy
crop that has been grown throughout
the rthwest.-Bolse Statesman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-23
Died Of n Broken Back.

A serious accident from which tho
victim will 40 doubt lose his life. oc-
CURED last evening about 6:20 o'clock
at Dry Hollow, a quarter OF mile
above the Cooper place and near the
new home of John Renken. who is the
unfortunate.
Mr.. Renken. who is 75 years OF age.
had loaded number of barrels of
water on his wagon and was about to
take them to his ranch some miles
distance. He climbed into the back
of the wagon and was engaged in ty-
ing sacks over the tops of the barrels
when the rope he was using broke
and he lost his balance and fell back
ward TO the ground, striking on his
head and shoulders and breaking his
back in the same manner as did the
young man who fell from the restau-
rant balcony Wednesday evening.
Like him. Mr.. Renken was paralyzed
from the shoulders down.
Later q o'clock)-A message just
received at the Chronicle office says
Mr.. Renken died at 3;30.-The Dalles
Chronicle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-23
New o. II. & N. Steel Bridge.

The o. r. & N. commenced work on
the new steel bridge this week. 1t is
TO be made wholly of steel and con-
crete, no pil'ng will be used. The
company has two donkey engines and
material here for preliminary work
and viii put in $780, 900 bridge, which
VIII require some three or four months
to finish, This will cut out the curves
east OF town which have been caus-
ing more or less danger to pedestrians
along the track.-Hood River News
Letter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-23
RrIdcc NJ NIinnm Accented

Judge Henry and the county Judge
OF Wallowa county on Saturday re-
ceived the new bridge built by the In
ternational Construction company over
the Wallowa river at Minam. connect
ing the counties of Union and Wal
Iowa. The cost of the bridge is $4,-
56S, and the cost Of the approaches Is
S2S23. This last item will be paid by
the o, r. & n. company. in consldera-
tion of allowing the railroad to occu-
py the old crossing where the former
bridge was washed away. The cost
of the bridge, s456S, will be divided
equally between the two counties,
which makes s22S4 as the amount
which each county will have to pay
la Grande Chronicle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-23
Beware of Olntments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury.

as mersury Will surely destroy the sense
system when entering 1t through the mu-
cous surfaces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescript. ms from repu-
table physicians, as the damage they will
do Is ten-fold TO the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by Il. ]. Cheney Co, To
ledo, o., contains no mercury, and is taken
Internally. acting directly upon the blood
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you
get the genuine. IL is taken internally and
made In Toledo Ohio. by +. J. cheney Il
Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. Price T5c per u.ttle.
Take Hsll's Family Pills for constipation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-23
Elk Die OF Mango,

Forest Ranger Simmons, who re-
turned here few days ago, reports
the finding of five bodies of elk on
the Selway branch of the North fork.
The animals had apparently died of
mango which in some manner appears
to have become prevalent among the
elk in that section.
The disease seems to be more fatal
to the elk than cattle or horses, and
1t is feared that the contagion will
continue to spread and kill large num-
bers of the game animals.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-23
Amputation May Be Necessary.

Harold Warner, the young man who
received an electric shock while on
duty at the Rock Creek power house
last week and was taken to the Haines
hotel in the fore part of the week, is
recovering under treatment of Dr.
Smith and the care of an attentive
mother who arrived from her home
at Freewater as socn as possible after
his injury, he is getting along as we'll
as could be expected. 1t is quite prob
able, however, that some amputating
will be necessary.-Baker City Her
aid.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-23

JOHN HALEY, JR., u. S. LAND
Commissioner. Speciality made of
land filings and proof. Insurance and
collections. Office in Judd building,
room 10.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-23
VETERINARY SURGEONS.

DIR. d. c. M'NABB, LOCAL STATE
Stock Inspector and member State
Veterinary board. Office Tallman's
drug store. Residence 1903 E. Court
street. Phone main 115.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-23

DIR. JOSEPHINE S. HARLOW.
Graduate of Boston Institute of Os-
teopathy. Schmidt building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-23

DIR. T. j. LLOYD, VETERINARY
surgeon and dentist. Graduate of
Grand Rapids Veterinary College,
Michigan. State local veterinary in
spector. Residence 1913 Cosbie st.
Telephone Main 131.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-23

DIR. NJ. s. KERN. DENTAL SUR
geon. Office, room Is, Judd build
ing. Phone red 1901.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-23

r. A. VAUGHAN, DENTIST. OF
flee in Judd building. Phone red
1411.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-23
james A. Howard Sells Out.

Last Saturday morning highly
important financial transaction was
consummated I'm the presidents office
OF the First National bank, wherein
James A. Howard. who had been pres
ident of the institution since its re-
organization. transferred his interests
to N. U. Carpentet. one of the best
known financiers of eastern oregon,
and who is president of the First Ma
tional Rank OF Burns, and cashier of
the Citizens National bank of Baker
City,-Blue Mountain American.