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vifi rjr ;m r-r gasj0ess Catcls and Societies Classified Advertisements COUNT SIX AVERAGE WORDS TO THE LINE. ESSIONS AND TKAU HurnnBtnunuui nnnnnnucui THREE LINES. 1 time 20e PHYSISIANS. I - -.P OFFICE if, ju" t&g8bo?r.,JL0 to 12 a.m. 5 - Tttnrv IW1W"'- Telephone, I to 5 P" T,, rTrnntr. iTMl'ProcH eye troubles, catar .rtjts nnd roir'mi Impaired Hearing. fl?ted ' refrnCUVe In . -7ZT.- nnvinv. OVnn THE Rjcnl vln tank. Telephone 80: IrSisnnone 31. wneo rr,n,n - ,.,. r, -f T) UUMHiVi.-A.-"-- nAiiriF.IjDt nmP In WdhB. . " ' ' 0fflC0' EfWilAM H0U8B. rnySICIAN AND featn 'uSSowg' f hon M 23. rTMTAi'fc. ooM. i7 "m Telephone mau $ trtw&ne. black lOl TV M. HENDRKSON, mwuw r&rbat. Offlce in a.. , rnone . ' TT O iBoeton Store. I -. .. t AirpaT.RR. CHRONIC -d d.8eases of - ODD Hotel rcnuiei"".-" rr ot I'enmciou, uic. fed juuu I 273. fOvIrVr AND FEED STABLES. prop. rnmntPnt drivers. Op- Ute Hotel rentuemm wi - K .UFlrrt do,, single nnd double Ktob(&.nMS.. 4 Cottonwood ft vn U A 1 . n . i L rhone Main TO. Elvln urnig, i-roi-. fcr;.,mri! t W. AYERS. PROP.' fr iTew feel and bonrdlnB. The best ELirery, Aitn RK. hotweon Eta I'd Cottonwood' Sts., Prone Main 70. .,r.r. rum T. T.OYNTON mi- - i CABS AND CARRIAGES. &TY CAR LINK, EUWIN BAKER. PROr. iTflenhone Main 79 Stnua m ironi oi -u (staurant. SECOND-HAND DEALERS. lEOROB O'DANIEL. new and second ihand goods bonglit and soui. r- - era nouse uiock. uaii ana sec mm. STK0I1LE. DEALER IN SECOND hand goods. If there Is anything you ked In new or sccona nano iurnuuru, Kres. granite ware and crockery, call and kt bis prices. No. 212 Court St. mi us iirata. -i- DENTISTS. A. VAI'OHAN. DENTIST. OFFICE IN Juad building. A. MANN. DENTIST, OFFICE IN AB- B0CIAT1ON block, over Schmidt's new , to store. . I t ! BANKS AND BROKERS. 1 ! FnST NATIONAL BANK OF ATnENA. , F OrP2on rnnttal. S.-iO.OOO Rurnlns and i.ivAta ennnn i. ii...ni . I m i. rlAnAnltn. t lUUlO, fVIUU. IIIIV.OL '-II LILUII Ui,.ii.. peals In foreign nnd domestic exenange. Collections promptly nttended to. Henry nmmnt t nttonrlnil to. Iienry ' .Adams, president: T. J. Kirk, vlce-presl-! Bent; 13. L. Barnott, cashier; F. S. Le- ot prow, dsslstant cashier. 1 1 ,., 1 ; ' BANK, i Pi'vnr.frnM SAVINGS Ppndlptnn. dpfinn nrcnnlycd March 1. B8S0 ; capital, $30,000, surplus, 500,000, Interest allowed on time JeP0S,ts- Ex: ktaiige bought and sold on nil principal fcolllts. Sneclnl ntrnntlnn clven to collec- llons. V. J Furnish, nrcsldent: J. "N. pal, vice-president; T. J. Morris, cashier. RFl PAnxtnnH' niMir nf WRSTON. Weston. Orpi.nr! rtnoa n rrpnprftl banking loilness. Exchange bought and sold. Collections nromntlv attended to. K. Uameson, president; Geo. W. Procbatel, Pice president: J. R. Kllgore, cashier: dl- ttWfftrs (! A n,.fm.n 1 f T nil TIC T. .1. Price, G, "d." Hraw. J.' P.' Kllgore, Robert IJtmeson, G, W. Procbstel. II18T NATIONAL BANK OF PENDLE- t iuu. vapuni 5 vu.uuu ; surplus, uu.uuv. Transacts a general banking, business. Ex nge and telegraphic transfers sold on volcaco, San Francisco, New York and tjnnclpal points In tho northwest. Drafts wawn on China, Japan nnd Europe. Makes Iuniecuons on reasonable terms. Lievi an m, president; W. F. Matlock, vlce-pres-laAnf. n ti . it . . i . . t- n n..M. I--v-., ii, iv uue, casuier; u. v.. uuau- oai3uuu caHmer. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. P. noWARD, ARCHITECT AND su perintendent, makes complete and rell we plans for buildings In the city or MMtry. Room 17 Judd building. u"EEK & COI7TC. rONTHACTORS AND J-mders. Estimates furnished ' on short lOtlCe. 1 1 1. IaU n.nmnf i "'ice. Shon on ninff Btrnof tiinr Main. D. A HIV . . n Tr.W Estimates furnished on nil kinds of nuonry, cement walks, stone walls, etc. jera can be left at the East Oregonlau ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. MAPLn BROS. COURT STREET, LA uow block. Electricians, dealewln elec .iS?J, '"JPlles. nouses, stores, wired for ill il. "8ntB 001,8 or telephones. Electrl- - ' Ult il TC'il llf nlf 1. 1 .. .1 i-l I. t Get our prices "I'vvtimji OnEOON ELECTRinAT. WnilKH. C. F. itn.ia n1'- corner Mam ana vfcuu prSni'u1I0UBe nnd be wiring neatly ,nd iiSPJy vne. Give us a trial. All work mnh ti. - r . . prop ,eed- 1hne Red 403, C. V. Klne, JPE8, PELT8 AND JUNK. Vftn . ...I, .. .. ii let nri .ET TnB HIGHEST MAR Uad. ni ir , ir Wit, niaea na an Mr, i1,, J"nk- such as -rubber, brass.- cop. U ilnrt.. c ,raK8 no bottles. Iroa of U 4 ,fpecIa'ty. You can bring In 60 ..Jr. "Orth Of mm . altln In ClUMt Si Ti?;hldf?, Bn w tratid Kithe cWe im ' h&e come here, to atay. 'U tv11 I03 J'oa .WIM be MtUDed. (U u LO.. n flip a mw a.... a koo(. Red 221 l'n1,t0B' Oregon. Tele- FRATERNAL ORDERS. UOYATj NEIGnBOItS OF AMERICA f 11 1.1 ...ah 1 Humh VT Dint .. , i iiinvuuu v,uui i, iiu. oooi lueeia bucuihi nnd fourth Tuesday of each month in Odd rellows hnll Mrs. Ida Hoi comb, Oracle; liMATIliLA TKNT, NO. 27, K. O. T. M. and iourth Tuesdays In .each month. All I I.I (II T I 1. I I 1 - VlHlUUg pll UULUIUIiy II1V11CU. il. S. Kees, Record Keeper; E. D. Estabrook, Commander. A. M.i meets first and third Mondays of each month. Visiting brethren welcome. T. J. Tweedy, W. M., Joo H. Parkes, Sec. K . I ' 1 'II II I 1' 1' . . . . . lll . 1 Vl I ll 4.. via Taylor, III P., F. F. Wamsloy, Secretary. Meets first and fourth Friday of each . . t. t TT.II IUU11U1 1U iUUBUIHU UUlli PIONEERS OF THE PACIFIC WI1 11am Martin Encampment, No. 1. Meets every Wednesday at Hendrlck s Hall. Mrs L. F. ampkln, Secretary. DAMON LODGE, NO. 4. KNIGHTS OF I'ytmas. J. i'. inowiid, j. j. , n. t Fletcher, K. of R. u S. Meets every Mon day In Secret Society Hall. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Tntullla Camp, No. G30D. Meets first nnd third Mondays of each month at Odd I'PiiowB nan. ueorKe a. iiumuiiu, tun- sul; G. A. Robblns, Clerk. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD REGULAR meetings of Pendleton Camp.-No. 41, W. of W are held In Secret Society nail nmi'ii Snfnrilnv ntrfmlnf?. Vlslflni? nelch- bors are alwnys welcome. J. P. Walker, Clerk, .1. P. Earl, C. C. RESTAURANTS AND CAFES. 3T. GEORGE RESTAURANT, PTRICTLT first class. W. W. l'angii'n. nop. aiem all hours. C01 Main St. Tel. Matn 1001. MISCELLANEOUS. nTitin. hwam'pr nv at.t. irrons SF.ND for catalogue. Ferney's Stamp Works, Walla Walla, WoBh. KELLAR EROTUERS, PLASTERING and cementing. Cement walks a special ty. Estimates furnished free. Work guar- 104. FOR SALE AT THE EAST OREGONIAN olllce, large uunuies oi iiewBiiiiiims, tuu tnlnlng over 100 big papers can be ob tained for 25 cents a bundle. KOR SALE GASOLINE ENGINE, WITH pipes, tnnks and fittings, ready to oper ate, five to sis horse power. Economical In the uso of fuel. Price ?250. East Ore gonlan olllce, Pendleton. BABBITT METALl BEST IN THE world, In bars. Price $1 per bar, at the East O'regonlan offlce. IN POUNP THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED .irimai nai ooen iusuu u u ,J""i"'' the (ityol Pendleton, to wit: One bald 'acen bay horce, wl.b white legs up to the kne and ,' it Uitn nlmnt h voars old. branded fry ing pan brand on right hip, weight aliout 1.000 ?. y l.l la t n n moil MT tho I owners or those entitled to the possession of . . . . n. nrnBna iimllnct ft .1 '1 1 ( 1 ,11, cosis nuu om'1",1 jh,i..uh riv al d it taken away within ten days i Irom the i O nlrtnt- ri Til . tlift SOIh aaypi way. . jw. "V."' " finest bidder" at public auction, for tho WuhM ,loa the corner of Cottonwood and Webb streets, In Eald city 01 Pendleton, the procedes of su-h nile to te SSnMlM Mav 1XP. 3. A. Dlnkley City Warslial. May' 1JU" 1: 1 - unTinn unit BIDS FOR PURCHASE OF . . .... HOSB. iru.cit,. f lnur1 Ihtnn mroiicn 11B rire aiiu wtnr nnmmlttpe. dfslros to purchase 1,000 feet 014 inch cotton fire hose. All bids must do Iliea wun -T.oViV.Tt , i ,.. . . . n... uiMiArnflr 11 1 r n 1 1 1 1 : . 1 1 1 1 . : - ... in . Uaha.hu. nr wniinin.nii. Oregon, on or Deiore juho """" u reserved to reject any and all bids. JOHN T MO0OURT. City Reorder, PHOTOGRAPHERS. W. S. BOWMAN, LEADING PHOTOGRA pher of the city. Harvest views, In dian photos for sale. Finishing done for amateurs. Main St., near bridge. Phono Red 276. UMBER Gray's Harbor Com. Co. - SUCCESSORS TO A. C. SHAW & CO. Being one of the largest man ufacturing plants on Puget sound are able to sell you lumber cheaper than anyone else. New lumber coming in every day. They also make all kinds of boxes, including Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherry, and Plumb and berry crates, and are prepared to make you prices either in small lots or BY THE CAR LOAD Laurels EB5SPp KBNTUCiVJ AM b JOEM B0HM1DT The Louvre Saloon jP 1 . . . ORWJOII UP TO HIM. "The main objection I have to n ennoe like this." commented the young mat In tho stern, "is, that If a fellow tries to Kiss a girl In one he Is almost sure tt upset the boat, nnd lnnd them both In tho river." "Mercy I" shivered the girl. Then, with a confident, If not expectant nlr, she said: "I am so glad that I am a good swimmer." IH ANNUAL SALE WOOL GROWER'S ASSOCIATION OPENS HERE TOMORROW Believed that Operations In Wool Here Tomorrow and the Next Day Will -Run Into. Hundreds of Thous ands of Pounds Outlook This Yea. is as Good as Usual. Tn nppnrriancu with the time hon ored custom, the annual sales by the Oregon Wool Growers Association will commence in this city tomorrow, Thursday, May 29, and continua throughout Friday. Already the wool growers have commenced to arriv and it is ex ncntoA tii.ar the operations ot tho as sociation here will result in the sale of several hundred thousands pounds of fleece. From this city the association win move to Heppner, In observance of the following itinerary: Heppner, June 4, June 5; The Dalles, Juno 9 and 10; Shaniko, Juno 12 and 13; Pendleton, June 1G and 17; Tho Dalles, June 20 and 21; Heppner, 2fi: Shaniko. June 30. J VI A- v 7 , - , , Each town Is to be visueu iwicu four seperate days of sales being hela in most of them. It Is said the as sociation expects to see most of its wool sold by that time. Umatilla county's clip tnis year 2.C00.000 pounds. the wool being almost uniformly of fine quality. In tho winter inero woe tint- n 1 av ticularlv bright out look, but sheep fattened on the un usually early grass, maue siieiinim early and the clip clean anu nnu. The sheepmen of uraauna anu Morrow counties are now looking to cimmor unfit lire, and a number of bands have already been driven to the mountains, nivconf in a few minor sectional cases no attempt has been made tins -irom. tn nnrtltlon ranno among rivm j stockmen. So lar no lnsiancua ui trouble have been reported, but only a part of the sheepmen have driven into the mountains. TnnflMvltv marked ine earner weeks of the wool season because of the strike in the American vvooi rmnnnv's mill in the east. Tho American Wool Comptny handling almost half of the wool proauci oi the United States, caused a partial paralysis of the wool business in many quarters, ana tno euem u - market here and in Morrow county was very noticeable. In spite of tnis, nowevor, i" scouring mills here have been buy ing quite freely. At the end of the first week in May tins u.g iimui imu oi,r 1 nnn non nounds secured in Umatilla' and Morrow counties and in Washington. It now nas mmuov as much more, and all things taker together, tno season is really no far ther behind than last year, because tho clip came earlier and uuyers nnfiio.. in tho market. In con- V 1 U VtlW.l. . . v-.w seauence they have as much wool now as they uaa a. " ,a" year, though there was not much free selling for a time. REMANDED FOR TRIAL. Supreme 'Court Holds Plea for Demurrer In Insufficient Interesting .Case. -The first decision from the supreme court of the state of Oregon, .which was held in Pendleton during the first week ip Way, has been received by Deputy Supreme Court Clerk Le Moorhouse. This is a case entitled Fred Nodihe ys, tho .First National r,i, c TToinn n nrivate corporation, and involves ?17;213.78 alleged to have been placed with defendant and which defendant refused to return in nlnlntlff. Thn defendants sot un in their answer to tho charges that plaintiff had drawn tho amount do posited with tho bank except $4.80, and thev had a settlement and this amount was agreed upon between linth sides to bo correct. Supreme Judge C. J. Bean held that tho answer of defendants did not contain a sufficient plea for tho demurrer and the judgment of tho lower court in giving tho suit to plaintiff would havo to bo reversed and the cause remanded lor new trial. Holds up a Congressman. "At tho pnd of tho campaign," nimmn Olarlc. Missouri's bril liant congressman, "from overworn, nervous, tension, loss of Bleep and constant sepaklng I had utterly col lapsed. It seemed that all tho organB of my body were out of order, but three bottles of Electric Bitters made me all right. It's tho best all-round medicine ever sold over a druggist's counter." Overworked, run down men and weak, sickly women gain splendid health and vitality from rewtrin niHnrH. Try them. Only COc. Guaranteed by Tallnian & Co. Gentry's Pony Show, fifmtrv Brothers' trained animal show gave two performances yester day, afternoon and evening, ueioro delighted audiences and tho clovoi work of tho tricK ponies, elephants, dogs and monkeys surprised and pleased everyone, especially thu children. Tho attendance at uoiu performances was fair. They go to The Dalles from here. BTAT EOF UIIIU, ur jumw(sg . t in 1. n nal i 41m. 1im I thfl senior partner ol the firm of K.J. Cheney & Co., dolnif business In the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that said linn will iay the Bum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by mo use oi UBM-B iumrm vuiu. Sworn to before mo and subscribed In my presence this 6th day of December, A. I skal. ( lm- x W. QLEA80N, ' ' Notary I'ubllo. . Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts directly on th blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Bend for testimonials, free. F. J. CHKNKV 3i CO., Toledo, Ohio. Bold by drurglsU.76c. Hall's Family Fills are the best. Don't Use TocTVIany Words. Multiplication of wordB increases the expense and decreases tho effec tiveness of advertising. Say what vnn iiftvn tn sav in as few words as It can be bald then stop. By so doing you can Bet what you want to say Jn larger type, so that It will command nMimiinn nf more readers than LUC uvmiwi - would a wordy discourse set In small type. For first-class cab, day or night, call 'phone Main 70. HEAD ACHE "Moth my tvlfo aud my-elf liave beeu a.luir CASCAHETS and thov nro the best medtclno we have ever had In tie bwm. 1UJ weelc my wife was frantlo J soahets Pittsburg Sato & Deposit Co., Pittsburg', Pa. CANDY r -y cathartic CATHARTIC TNAOI MANM OITIO PlMsant. Palatable. J'otent. Taste, Good. Do flooMirWokSi, )Voiikpii.r Orl.10o. Jo.tOo. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... Sl.rlLr II.Jr Cemyuj, lhki, l.(r.ql, Kw tfk. ill I U'BAu iit to CV UK Tobacco UabU. TWO LINES. 1 time 15 2 times : 20o 1 week 300 Extra lines: .10 cents each a Wool Growers' Meeting. Thn Wnnt flrowfira' Aesoclntlou will hold a meetliiK In Ponilloton May 29, nt 1 o'clock p. m. Tiioro will lin n wool snln Mav 29th And 30th by tho sealed bid method, ofllcora of tho association will bo elected ana other Important business transacted, HOTELS. HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS., Props. The Best Hotel In Pendleton v and as Rood as any. Headquarters for Traveling Men. Commodious Sample Rooms. Rates $2 pet day. Special rates by week or month. Excellent Cnlslne, Every floJern Convenience, i Bar and Billiard Room in Connection Only Three Blocks from Depot, GOLDEN RULE HOTEL. Corner Court and JohiiMMi Streets, Pendleton, Oregon, M. F. Kolly, Proprietor. HEATED BY STEAM. LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY American I'lan, rates 11.25 to 2.00 a day, European plan, COc, 76o, 11.00 Special rates by week or mouth Preo Bui fleeta all Traln. Commercial irauo oonwuou. Pino Sample Rooma Special attention given Country Trade OEO. DARVfiAU, Prop,; Elegantly Furnished Steam Heated European Plan Block and a halt from depot. Sample Room In connection. Room Rite 50c, 75c, $1.00 ill SI. M t iimea nw t week 45 week; 25 cents a line per month. TRANSPORTATION LINES. OREGON Shorjlinb IMOiN PACIFIC pKf-AKT Time Sehedula assits run From FeudUton rsov Chlcaco. Salt Uko, DnTr. Ft. I'ottland Worth, Omaha. Kan Bpoclal sas City. Rt Louis, Chi-b DO a.m. (U50pm cagoand KasU Tla Hunt lui?ton. AtUntla Sslt Lake, Denver. Ft. KxproM Worth, Omaha, Kan 5llA a.m. sas City. 8t.lA)Uls. Chi-11:10 p.. via Hunt- cago ami Kit, lugton, Ht, I'miI Walla Walla, LowUton, Fast Mall Hpoknc,Wallace,rull 8.16 a. m. man, Minneapolis, Bt. 5S0 p. m. via I'aul, Duluth, Mllwsu Bpokano. keo, OhlcaRO and Kast. Ocean and River Schedule. KKOM l'OKTLAND. All sallliiR dates subject to chmiKO. 8:C0p. m. For 8au Francisco t p. in. Ballovory 5 days. , l)aHy " oxcept Columbia nivor 1 Bunilny , P m 8 p. in. To Astoria and Way Bunilay I BfttunUT IjhiiUiirii. II) p.m. I I. , Willamette Rlvur floats Icrvo Vottlaiid daily, except Sunday. (KtaROol wntor pvrmlttlnir) for Wlllamcttoana Yamhill Hlvcr points. Loav'o i " U'HVO Hlparla Snaka lllvur Lcwlston 4:0Aa. m. 7:00 a. m. i Dally lUparlato Lawlston. "r , Hxcpl Moil Kxcpt Mor j F. V WAMBI.KV, Auoilt, l'eudloton. RUNS Pullman Sleepiug Qirs, Elegfiiit Dining Cars, Tourist Sleeping Curs BT, 1'AUJJ MINNKAPOLI8 J)UIil3TH FARGO OKAND FORKB C5ROOKHTON . WINNEPEG HELENA and TO .BUri'E, THROUGH TICKETS TO CHICAGO WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK JJOBTON and all point East aud Bouth Through tickets to Jpan and China, via Tacoma and Northern Paclflo Btoamshlp to, and American line. TIMK SCHBDULH. Trains leare l'endleton dally excopl Sunday 'VoJurthor inlormatlon, tima cards, inapt, ..,4 ii.Vui. r.ll mi nr write W. Adaml. Pea j "g.n0 Morri.onABt';:,ci"many S,., Washington & Columbia River Railroad Take this route for For Chicago, Ht. Paul, Ht. Louis, Kan. bus City, Ht. Joe, Omaha, and All Points East and South Portland and points on the Sound TIMK OAUO. Iaro l'endleton, dally excapt Bandayi al 7 AriivS' Pendleton Monday, Wednesday aa ,AdrrifTia'teu,d1eton Tuesday, Thursday a Saturday 10:66 ami Uaye Walla Walla dally, east Donna ArrUe Wall Walla dally west bound a. For Inlormatlon warding ratas ana aeM. modatloni.callonoraddreai I'jtndliiUltl. rtr 8, B. OALDKBHKAD, Q. P. Ayu nuimnmum, na. Farmers Custom Mill Prad W altar Prearlatw. Capacity, 160 barrels a day. Floor exchanged tot wheat. ,.- FJour, MIM.Fead. opfff re4. J""r oabaBd,