Easiness Ca ds and Societies
Classified Advertisements
COUNT SIX AVERAGE WORDS TO THE LINE.
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES ALPHABETICALLY ARRRANGED.
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1 time 1c
2 time tSOo
1 week SOo
THREE LINES.
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PHY8ISIANS.
a COLB, OFFICE IN JTJDD
"tlMM. ' Offl hour., 10 to 12
, g'cTm. Telephone, 77.
rTTILLBn, M. D DESPAIN BLOCK,
and -rarrect. ere troubles, catar--Jindltlons
nd Impaired hearing.
g? corwtly fitted for refractive er-
-r-"P j SMITH. OFPICB OVER THE
Pendleton Savings bank. Telephone 80;
faldence telephone 81.
OARFIBLD. M. D., ilOMHOPATH--wiHan
and Surgeon. Offlce In
..a hnlldlng. Telephone: Offlce. black
U residence, black 24.
rr,.rt iAt TrnnHK. PTTTHiniAM and
Bnrgeon. Offlce, room 20, Judd building.
fnone. Main 72. neaiaence jt-none iieo o.
nR. D J. M'PAUL, ROOM 17 ASSOCIA
tlon' block. Telephone Main 83; real
flence telephone, black 101.
DR. T. M. HENDERSON, THTBICIAN
and Surgeon. Specialties eye, ear, nose
ud throat Offlce In Savings Bank bnlld-
lu. phone Mam 88,
DBTEOPATlliC
Keyes & Keyes.
PHYSICIANS. DRS.
Offlce one block west
OB LYNN K. BLAKE8LEE, CHRONIC
and nervous diseases and diseases of wo
aen. Onp Hotel Pendleton, cor. Water
ud Main Sts., Pendleton, Ore. Phone
iti 278.
DENTI8T8.
f. A. VAUOHAN, DENTIST, OFFICE IN
Jndd building. ,
1 A. MANN, DENTIST, OFFICE IN AS
SOCIATION block, over Schmidt's new
Irng store.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
. F. HOWARD, ARCHITECT AND su
perintendent, makes complete and reli
able plans for buildings In the city or
eointry. Room 17 Jndd building.
!HEEK A COLE, CONTRACTORS AND
builders. Estimates mrnisnea on anon
Mtlce. Job work a specialty. Prompt
lerrlce. Shop on Bluff street near Main.
. r i nrwmti . nmn-i ai,jt T7T7TT rv
er. Estimates furnished on all kinds of
euonry, cement walks, stone walls, etc.
Orders can be left at the East Oregonlan
oflce.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
W. 8. 1IUWMAN, llHAUlNU fHUTUUBA-
nher of the city. Harvest views, m-
ilin nhotos for sale. Finishing done for
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIE8.
ir i nr nnnn nfii i arn umu inimi . a
Dow block. Electricians, dealers in eiec-
HIDES, PELTS AND JUNK.
0000 second hand erain sacke. coon condi-
CU Jt DliaUA U VfU . s IIDIIU DL.i I CHI IllltDl
insi iHiinJi.h Ad i own mi iuimcqc
Opposite Golden Kuie Hotel: land of-
uiiniuuc, UfCllUlljr U1UUQ Ul IKUU Ut'
ten and proof; Insurance and collections.
umce in Judd building, room 16.
BOARD AND LODGING.
IHK BTRAnON ROOMINQ HOME. MAIN 8T .'
Km. R. A 8trahnn, prop. Nice large well
I
TBI WHITE T.nnnTwn nnnnw n annTir
KUnitrcet.M T Bradley, prop. Homiekeep
i luumB ana loading rooms, uooa comiori-
NrYMtnl sn1 nlnnn T .,(,.1 -
Muti ' " w
riHK i iiiuiivTn iinnav nnnvDD wp
conrtand Johnson streets; good large clean
ronai with comfortable beds. Rates 25c and
& night. Thos. Bmnrt, Prop.
(n VI. irmi iAnTnn a r m a a m
WA. ,U1V11 UAfc I1UA A A41I
Mill streets. Board by the day or week.
n BTAH OaaJ T M AAM w-
Proprietor.
PfOD. Board hv t'hn nr vult. (IctaA
. w nuu well TVUlliaicu ruuitw i
'ecu Biuuie in cosnecLion.
CABS AND CARRIAGES.
u,.. V 'i "AUK., KCW AHV ViSivI iiAl-
. VIVHIIilVHTU 1ST M I 111 .11. Tlll.tT.IIflTlt. M HI n
wuv. m lit unit turyuu.
.I nine, unnin oauun, i iuj.
tutpbone Main 70 RtmnA In front of
'IVERY and ppprn ftT&ai vi.
ViZZ" HAliEH YARD.
AUrahl,. ML VVfiDDABQ Allft.
' inllman 1 - 1AA ...
-vu giicu uuim 4Qt v iu uui
WDonU. Stable 11R AH. .tr-K
Dm a . .
" UULCl l'an4 .rM . A
an occailmu .itt .mi
r0e Main 70 m.i. "-i- iT
. 111" ' .L....
59. 8.". YARD, W. T. BOWTON-
Ix)wer Webb Btreet. PhoM Rd
lu.. UAKBSK HHOr AND
oSr.' HPPMlte Hotel. St. Qoorae.
SiwunMBBR BHOP. COURT BTRRKT.
Ooid Jf"e Ptl. B. K. UpKomb
Stoai.r --"' uverrinmr in cooa
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BANKS AND BROKERS.
PIR8T NATIONAL RANK OP ATHKNA.
Oregon. Capital, $50,000 surplus aafl
profits, $6000. Interest on time deposits.
Dealt In foreign and domestic exchange.
Collections promptly attended to. Henry
C. Adams, president; T. J. Kirk, vlce-preal-dent;
E. L. Barnett, cashier; F. 8. Le
3 row, assistant cashier.
THE PENDLETON SAVINGS BANK.
Pendleton, Oregon. Organized March 1,
1880; capital, J5U.000, surplus, 190,000,
Interest allowed on time deposits. Ex
change bought and sold on all principal
points. Special attention given to collec
tions. W. J. Furnish, president; J. N.
Teal, vice-president; T. J. Morris, caahler.
tiie farmers bank of weston,
Weston, Oregon. Does a general banking
onsiness. lsxcnange nongnt ana sola
Collections promptly attended to. R,
Jameson, president; Geo. W. Proebstel,
vice president: J. it. Kiigore. caanier: ai
rectors, G. A. Hartman, M. M. Johns, T. J.
Price, G. D. Graw, J. P. KUgore, Robert
Jameson, u. w. I'roeDstel.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PENDLB-
ton. Capital 170,000; surnlns. $85,000
Transacts a general banking bnslness. Ex
change and telegraphic transfers sold on
Chicago, San Francesco, New York and
principal points In the northwest. Drafts
drawn on China, Japan and Europe. Make
collections on reasoname terms, levl An
keny, president; W. F. Matlock, vice-president;
C. B. Wade, cashier; H. C. Guern
sey, assistant cashier.
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
ROYAL. NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA
Wlldwood Camp, No. 2333, meets second
nnd fourth Tuesday of each month In Odd
Fellows' "hall. Mrs. Ida Holcomb, Oracle:
Mrs. Neii.e Robblns, Recorder.
LIATIliLA TENT, NO. 27, K. O. T. M.
Meets In Secret Society Hall, second
nnd fourth Tuesdays In each month. All
visiting Sir Knights cordially Invited. J.
S. Kees, Record Keeper ; E. D. Esta brook,
Commander.
PENDLETON LODGE, NO. 52, A. F. and
A. M., meets first and third Mondays of
each month. iVlsltlng brethren welcome.
T. J. Tweedy, W. M., Joe H. Parkes, Sec.
PENDLETON CHAPTER, NO. 28 T. C.
Taylor. H. P., F. F. Wamsley, Secretary.
Meets first and fourth Friday of each
month In Masonic Hall.
PIONEERS OF THE PACIFIC WIL-
Ilnm Martin Encampment, No. 1. Meets
every Wednesdny at Hendrlck's Hall. Mrs.
L. F. uampkln, Secretary.
DAMON LODGE, NO. 4. KNIGHTS OP
rytnias. j. t: Nowitn. c. c. ; R. W.
Fletcher. K. of R. t& S. Meets every Mon
day a Secret Society Hall.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Tutullla Camp, No. 6800. Meets first
and third Mondays of each month at Odd
Fellows' Han. George A. Hamblln, Con
sill ; G. A. Robblns, Clerk.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD REGULAR
meetings of Pendleton Camn. No. 41. W.
of W., are held In Secret Society Hall
every eaturaay evening, visiting neigh
bors are always welcome. J. P. Walker,
uierK, j. f. r;an, u. u.
ATTORNEYS.
CARTER AND RALEY, ATTORNEYS AT
Law. Offlce In Savings Bank building.
BTEPHEN A. LOWELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW;
Room 14, Association Block, Pendleton, Ore.
nENRY jf BEAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW:
Association Block, Pendleton, Ore.
N. BERKELEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office In Association block.
B. D. BOYD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 111
Court Street.
U B. REEDER, ATTORNEY
.Pendleton, Oregon.
AT LAW,
JAMES A. FEE, LAW OFFICE IN JUDD
Building.
3TILLaIAN 4 PIERCE, ATTORNEYS
at Law. Mr. Stlllman has been admitted
to practice In United States patent offices
and makes a specialty of Patent Law.
Rooms 10, 11, 12 and 13 Association block.
BLACKSMITH ING AND HORSE
SHOEING. COPELAND & 80N FOR WHEAT RACKS.
Cheapest and best in town. 314 Webb street.
BOOT AND 8H0E REPAIRERS.
JOHN WILSON, FIRST CLASS SHOE
maker and repairer. Beat material used
and good work done. Shop 117 Alta
street.
SECOND-HAND DEALER8.
iKORGE O'DANIEL, NEW AND SECOND
band goods bought and sold. Court 8t,
Opera house block. Call and bm hta.
f. 8TROBLE, DEALER IN SECOND
hand goods. If there la anything yon
seed In new or second band furniture,
toves, granite ware and crockery, call and
ret his prices. No. 212 Court 8t
WANTED.
WANTED TWO OR THREE ROOMS FUR
nlshod for housekeeping; must be central.
Address, stating prloo, P. )j. FE, 0. office.
WANTED-P08ITIOn"a8 ENGINEER WITH
threshing machine; state full particulars;
experience four years with Case engine. Ad
dress Box 76, Montavllla, Oregon.
WANTED TO PURCHA8B AT INVOICE
price, a good cigar .or stationery store in
Pendleton. Address K. H. M., care of East
Oregonlan.
WANTED ADVBRTISR8 TO MAKH USB
of these classified columns. If you have
sometli.ng you have no use for, offer to
trade It for something that some other
body may have and have no se for,, some
thing that you ay .eed to your, business.
You may have an extra- horses that .you
may wish to trade for a cow or a vehi
cle. (Somebody may have the cow and
vehicle and want the horse. A fifteen or
twenty-five cent want ad will probably do
the bnslness.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-SUITE OF ROOM8 FOR TWO
gentlemen. Auur3 1 . v, nu tx- .
ROOMS TO RENT-ENQUIRE MARY E.
Rust, 830 Ann street.
FOR RENT Booms la the Hast Oreoii
Ua building for rent ; steam Seated, hot
ad eeld water and hath room.
-m THIS
Customer 1 suppose you have your
Butcher Yes; with this Ueif Trust
Jioat.
THE HAHVESTHANDS
ALL CLASSES AND CONDI
TIONS OF MEN IN FIELDS.
Men Who Harvest the Golden Grain
Come From Highest as Well as
Lowest States of Society Wages
Are Good.
Amontr the men who come Into
this section of the country to work
in the harvest nelds a surprising
amount of variety may be noticed.
To the casual observer who sees
these men grouped about a street cor
ner awaiting the coming of some
farmer in search of "hands," or busi
ly at work about a huge steam com
bine, or thresher or separator, be
grimed with dirt and sweat, and all
toiling in one common cause, there is
wnnt to he n. ceneral similarity bro
ken only by minor variations of physi
cal features.
The man who lives and labors
among them, joins them in their
sports after working hours and
rough sports they are too and shares
their slumbers in barn loft or hay
stack, soon discovers that among
the harvesters there are as sharply
drawn and well defined lines of so
ciety as among the upper-crust and
leaders of swelldom.
All Classes and Conditions.
These men are 'of all conditions
and classes, of all nationalities, and
of all degrees of intelligence. In one
harvesting crew may be found the
most ignorant of Finnish or Hun
garian immigrants and the remnants'
of once popular and successful col-;
lege students, or even ex-business,
men who have been unable to keep
up with the tide of modern progress.
Some are there from lack of early
training to perform other than man
ual labor, some for the novelty of the
thine, some from sheer necessity,
some because King Alcohol has them
in his grasp so firmly that they can
not fill the positions of trust for which
they were trained and educated, can
in fact hold no position permanently
and have thus been driven to the
lower levels' of the laboring world to
mainraln themselves.
Skilled Mechanics There.
nMierfi niraln lust as dirty and sweat
begrimed as the lowest of their fel
lows, are skilled mechanics, earning
sums of money which would' look fab
jilnns to manv a white shirted and
silken necktied clerk or bookkeeper
who would turn aside to avoid urusn
inir nernifinf thfl toll besmeared wage
earner,, were they to meet him on the
streets.
The wages paid harvest hands var
inn in iHfffirnt localities and also ac
cording to the character of the work
being performed. In Umatiua couniy
hardly, a roan In the harvest field
earns less than $2 per day and ex
penses, and the wages run from that
figure for the commonest labor, to
per day for the men who tena mo
separators.
Rrieflv summed un the wages or
harvest fiande may be said to aver
age nearly $3 per day..
Wage6 are Good.
The common laborer, draws $2
dallv. the) team driver from $2.50 to
$3.50 according io tho number of
horses handled and the character of
his work, the etraw-buck, whore one
is used.' earns $4" and $4.50 per day
and earns every cent of It the sa'ck
sewer is paid frpm $3 to $4.50 or even
JR dallv according to his experience
and skill, while the top wages go to
tho men who handle the engines on
BI3KF TRl'ST.
t'nuhlt, too,
i upirjti- n it's haul to ninko both ends
the steam combines and those who
tend the separators, their daily
stipends ranging from $5 to $8. Other
employes about the fields get $3 to
$3.50 per day. A good harvest cook
gets easily $60 to $75 per month,
with a strong demand throughout the
season.
Demand For Men is Good.
Just at present the demand for men
in all grades of the work Is extremely
good and such signB as "Men wanted
for Harvest," "Wanted water tender
for separator engine" "Good cook for
harvest fields wanted," may bo seen
at nearly every street corner, while
some farmers are so anxious to se
cure men that they drive their hay
racks through the streetB calling for
anyone desiring work to climb on tho
wagon and go with them.
A Warm Time on Pay Day.
These men draw their money as
each field is harvested and tho great
majority of them come to town to
spend it just as soon as they draw.
For a few days they paint the town
a brilliant vermillion, then back to
the harvest fields for another bout
with the golden grain.
Pythlans Coming West.
ColumbUB, O., Aug. 2. iA half dozen
special coaches making up tho "Ohio
Brigade Special," will bo pulled out
of Columbus tomorrow morning en
route to San Francisco. Tho train
will bear the delegations from this
city, Toledo, Cleveland and other
points in the stato to the meeting of
the supreme lodge Knights of Pytli
ias, to be held in San Francisco the
week beginning Aug. 10. The trip
will be made by way of KansaB City,
Denver and Salt Lake City, and brief
stops will be made at those points to
enable the tourists to do some sight
seeing. '
For Sale.
A good- clean stock of general mer
chandise, estimated value $6000 to
47000, with a well established and
paying business, located in a thriv
ing stock-raising and mining coun
try. Will sell or lease store building.
Reasons for selling, falling health.
Address "D." care this office.
Mountain
Resort.
FOR SALE
The celebrated "Bingham Springs,"
located in the Blue Mountains on
the Umatilla River, complete, with
furniture, fixtures, stages and stock.
Absolute control of five miles of best
trout fishing stream in Oregon. Will
sell 8o acre tract Including hotel
grounds with water privileges, or 960
acres, as desired; making fine stock
farm, controlling big range. Or will
lease. Call oa or address :
Frank B. Clopton
Pendleton, Oregon
Standard rented (or Gleet,
Gonorrhoea and Runnings
IN 48 HOURS. Cures Kid
ney and Bladder TrouWei.
Extra line: .10 cents each a
MISCELLANEOUS.
PENDLETON MACHINE BH01 AND FOUN
Irv Ilalteiore A Howi. proprietors, mack
smithing ami Renoral jobbing. Iron and Iimm
castliiKt. All klnils ot machinery repair.
Phone Rod 2fl.
GKNRUAI, KKl'AIR SHOr, WEUB ST.,
West ot Hotel Eastern. All kinds of re
pairing done st reasonable prices. Mer
cies, mm and machine repairing a special
ty. Simmons & Bolln, proprietors.
HORSES TO PABTURK TIMOTHY, ORCHARD
and bromo msges; uood pnturn: plenty ot
running water. Terms reasonable. W. D. Rom
Meacham, Oregon.
MISS MINNIE H.KHK,GRADOATE NURSE,
J09 Turk street. Tolephonn No. Hlack 334;
calls day or night promptly responded to.
FOR SALE ORTItADE-WlLL8KU.ORTRADK
lor property here, 8(1 acres of land 3 mllei
Bouthwost ol Tho Dalles, Oregon. Addio-
Hliam Isboll, 515 I'erkins Ave., Tendleton
Oregon.
FOR BALE AT THE EAST OREQQNIAN
offlce, lanre bundles. 9l newspapers, con
raining orer 100 big papers can be ok
talned for 25 cents a bundle.
SUllSCRIRERS TO MAOA7.INE8, IP YOI1
wnnt to subscribe ,to magazines or news
nnncrs In tho United States or Europe,
remit by postal note, check, or send to the
EAST OREOONIAN the net publisher's
price of the publication you desire, and we
n.il hnve It sent you and assume all the
risk of tlit money being lost In the malls
It will pave you both trouble and risk. If
vou tire n s bscrlber to tho East Oregon
Ian, lu remitting you can deduct 10 per
cent from tho publisher a price. Address
EAST OREOONIAN I'UH. CO.. Tendloton,
Oregon.
OLD NEWSPAl'Kltri TO TOT UNDER
carpets, on shrives, walls, or for wrap
ping purposes. Old newspapers In large
bundles of 100 each at 2R cents at bundle
at the. EAST OREOONIAN oHlce, Pendle
ton, Oregon.
lUnniTT METAL.
DEBT IN TIIR
SI per bar, at the
world. In bars. Price
Cast nreponlan nfl!e.
FOR SALE NEW CniCAOO TYPE-
writer, universal key-board, first-class
mnrhlnc. Take a look at It. Thirty dol
lards w,il buy It. East Oregonlan office
KELLAR IUturaERS, PLASTERING
and cementing. Cement walks a special
ty. Estimates fnrnlshed free. Work guar
anteed. Leave orders at Hartley & Zah
ner's clear store. Main Rt... P. O. box 104
NOTICE OF
SALR UNDER
MORTOAQB.
CHATTEL
Notice U hereby given that the undersigned,
The I'Irst Nntioiml Jinnk of Pendleton, Oregon.
na9 laiceu possession or tlie lollowltig described
personal property, lu Umntllln County, Oregon,
to-wit: One 3 horse power engine; one temper
ing vat and one pnlr of scales Uoo I In ): nlso one
sorrei norse o years old, iintndeci 11 u connected
on the left shoulder, iinuied "Henry;" one black
norse 13 years oiu, urnuued 11 on tlie lell slionl
der, named "Nig;" one set double work haruesx
nnd one 3 inch tubuinr axle Ilnln wagon, by
virtue ofacertnin chattel mortgage, dated Sep
tenilwr nth, 1900, executed by Kdwln Wooddyi
to-wit: Covering the personal property afore
said and securing thereon the payment of $720.07
with interest as stated therein, which chattel
mortgage was duly signed by the said Itdwln
Wooddy, nnd wns thereafter and on Scplemlwr
nth, 1900, duly filed for record lu tlie chattel
mortgage records in the office of the County
Clerk of Umatilla County. Oregon, the condition
of the said chattel mortgage having l en broken
by the said Kdwln Wooddy, ami the debt men
tioned therein and therrby secured not having
been paid ond being still owned by tlie under.
signru; nuu pursunui 10 me terms 01 said cnatiei
mortgage, all of said property will be sold by the
unuersiKiieii ni 3 o ciock in ine uiieruoon 01 Sat
urday, the etli day of Aucust. 1902. 011 lohiisou
street, between Court and Alto streets, nt Stone
wnrenoiise 01 15. rtiriugton, in ine
City of 1'endleton, Umatilla County,
Oregon, nt public unction, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, the pro
ceeds of such sale to be applied to the payment
of the costs and expenses thereof and of foreclos
ing said Chattel Mortgage nnd the balance upon
the debt mentioned in said Chattel MortgageMiH
now held and owned by said The I'Irst National
uaiiic 01 reuuieion, uregoii.
Dated this 38th day of July, 1903.
TIU I'IRST NATIONAL BANK OI' HJNM.K-
TON, OKKGON,
By T. I). Tayi.or, Sheriff,
Agent for the Mortgagee.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.
Notice lu herebr slven that I will hold recii
Iar teachers' examination for county and stato
papers at 1110 court nouso in rumnoioii, 111
iouowi :
state i'apkkh,
Commencing Wednesday. August 1.1. at nine
o'cjock, a. in., ana continuing until Hattiruay,
Auvuet 10, at (our o'clock.
Wednesdayl'cnmtnslilp, history, (polling,
slcfbra, rtudlni? hchnol law.
Thursday Written arithmetic, theory of
teaching grammar, bookkeeping, physics, civil
gureruuieui.
rriuay rnyHio'ogy. geograpuy, mental aritit
metlc. composition, physical ir-ouMnhv.
Haturdoy- Iiotuny, piano geometry, general
uiBtory, r.ngiisn literature, psycuoiogy,
COUNTY iUI'KUS,
Commencing Wednesday, August I'th, at
nlnn o'clock. A. M.. and continuing until Krl
day, Auguit loth, at four o'clock.
FIRST, 8KCONO AND THIRD OKADE CKRTlf (CATKM.
Wednesday Penmaushlp, history, orlho.
gruuuy,rtauiDg
-iliursaay
Wrltten arithmetic, theory of
le&Ruwg, grammar, scnooi law.
Fridav Ueoirranhv. mental urlthinetlo. till v.
slology, and civil government.
fBIMAKY CEItTIKICATKK,
Wednesday Penmaiithlp, orthography, read
ing, arithmetic.
Thursday Art of questioning, theory of
teaching, methods, physiology,
J. V. NOWMN,
County Superintendent.
SBJft CHICHESTER'S ENQLISH
Pennyroyal pills
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U UJIlUIIKSTKJl'tf KNUIOSJB
la HKI o Uold lulUIIM Iwiw,
lib MutriiiLcn, 'I uLrim other.
Iliinireirouft MubhtllulliMia And
llnna. Hut ot jmr hrusul,!. or Mi
uiupi for I'urllrulurm Ttlmi
a4
Jtrllrl r..rl.Hi1le,''(nllir,kM
luri M.ill
all bruvffl.i.
ju.umr jriimo&uij. Baiftty
I'lilrhf rr ChcMlcal
MtaUoa jpr, JUudtauu fcouwrr, I'lllLA.
r4
MEN AN! WOMEN.
Use Bis CI for annatnral
discharge .lutUmmttlaoi,
IrriUtloos or ulceratloiui
of Biucoue pwiubriDai,
fatuicst, ana not aiiro
gout or polsonoui,
' Sold l DivM-JarSt
or eoiit Id pUio wrecw,
by xprMs. prepaid, 'toi
ii.oo. or s Uituce. arrs.
(lixcular foul ou inuetta
1
JVV CluiuM
KI set to euUtaia.
CJ rrcrsou CcnUfita.
week: 25 cents a tine per month.
NOTICE OF
SAl UNDER
HURT0A0B.
CHATIBL
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
C. 11. Wade, cn'hicr, has taken possession of the
following described .personal property; In Uma.
tilla county, Oregon, to-wit; The two-thirds uu
dlvlded interest in nnd to nil of the crop of
every description nt present sown nnd growing
nnd being harvested upon and from the North
enst quarter of Section fourteen and the South
west quarter of Section fourteen, the West half
of Section Twenty-three, the west half of the
N,orthwcst quarter, and the Notthenst quarter of
the Northwest quarter, nnd the Northwest quar
ter of the Northeast quarter of Section Twenjy.
six, alt in Township Vive notth of Kange Thirty-two
east of the Willamette Meridian.
Also one grey horse 6 years old, branded hori
zontal 1' on left shoulder; one grey mare 8
years old, no brand, named Molly; one bay
horse six years old, branded J 11 K connected
on left hip, named hilly ; one hay mnre
years old, branded J. I with quarter circle
over it on left hip, named Tansy; one roan
mntf 6 years old, branded 1' I X on the left
hip and ( on the right hip, named Queen;
one liny mare 6 years old, branded bar K on
the left hip, immcd Pet; one black horse 6
years old, branded T 11 connected With hOrlton
tnl U over H on lvft elioulder uaiuert Dlckf
one sorrel mart Ji yenrs old, branded C B on
left shoulder, iiMucd Susie; one grey horse 6
years old, branded It 1. tin the lell sbvlll'lff
named Major; one bay horde u year old
branded t on tlie left shoulder, Unified Jack)
one black hqrse 9 years old, branded ft M 011
the left shoulder, named Jim; one bay horse
6 years old, branded II 7. on the left shoulder,
named Dash : one bay horse 8 years old,
branded half circle with bar over it 011 the left
hip, named Cap; one bay horse 6 years old,
branded circle S on the left hip. named Tim;
one brown horse 7 years old, branded V on
tlie left shoulder, named llnrrv; one brown
horse 7 years old, branded V on the left about,
der, named 1'rnnk; one sorrel horse 6 year
old, branded T on the right shoulder, named
Tom; one sorrel horse 7 years old, branded
S with bar over it on tlie left bin. nnnint
Jerty: one black mare 7 years old, branded
J W S on the right shoulder named Jennie!
one Drown Horse 9 years old, branded Dia
mond oil the rluht "In. named Charlie! onr
sorrel mare 5 Vears old. branded I T. niinrtrr
circle over It on the left hip; one sorrel horse 6
years old, branded C II ou the left shoulder;
one nrowu nor.se 7 yeais old, branded C II 011
the left shoulder; one brown mare 5 years old,
branded J II 1 connected on the left shoulder,
named Nellie: one grey mare 7 years old, no
brand, named Mnv: one brown horse 6 venrs
old, branded .11 011 the riL'lil shoulder ami If
8 ou the tcft shoulder! one bnv norse vrnrs
old, branded 7 on the left shoulder, named
Jumbo; one bay horse 7 yenrs old, branded J
rs on tlie right sliotthlcr, named Corley; one
sorrel horse 6 years old, branded -O 011 the
left shoulder; one sorrel horse 5 years old.
branded 66 on the left hip, unnied Joe; one
bay horse 6 yearn old, branded J O on the left
shoulder, named l'rank; one bay horse 7
years old, branded :ig 011 the It ft hip, named
Dude; also 4 Haiti trucks, 3 i.) Inch; one Haiti
truck, 3 Inch; one 3 bottom 14. Inch Canton Cll
per gang plow; one 3 bottom M-inch Convex
Clipper gang Plow; one 4 section Jackson lever
burrow: one 6 section iron harrow; two Superior
disc drills, 7 Inch 16 hoc; one Ji-ues mower, 5
foot; one Jones hay rake, 10 fool; 17 sets of
double work harness and one Kaclnc top buggy,
by virtue of a certain Chattel Mortgage, dated
Octolwr sist, 1901, and nuother certain Chattle
Mortgage, dated November 11th, lyot, executed
by Attic Anderson to-wit; covering the person
al property aforesaid tun! securing thereon the
payment of $3,000.00, withluterest as stated there
in, which said Chattel Mortgages were duly ac
knowledged by the said Artie Anderson, so as to
entitle them to be recorded, mid were thereafter
ou October 31st, 19111. and November lltli, iyoi.
respectively recorded lu Hook 4 on page 34s nnd
Hook 4. pane 3K.S. respectively, of the Records of
Clinttel Mortgages then in the office of the Ite
cotiler of Conveyances of Umatilla County, Ore
gon; the conditions of (he said Chattel Mort.
cuius havluif been broken bv the snid Arll An.
derson, and the debt mentioned therein and
thereby secured not having been paid ami lejiig
still owned by the undersigned; mid pursuant to
the terms of the said Chattel Mortgage, ult of
said property will be sold by the undersigned at
10 o'clock in the forenoon of August 7U1, 1903, on
the lnnds lierclnbefoie described, near Juniper
I'OHtofficr In Umatilla County. Orecon. nt lmlille
miction to tiie highest bidder for cash lu hum!,
the proceeds of such sale to be applied to the
payment of the costs and expenses hereof and
of foreclosing suld Chattel Mortgages, and the
balance upon the debt mentioned In suld Chattel
Mortgage and now held and owned by said C B.
Wade, cashier,
Dated this 35th day of July, 1903,
C. II, WADI, Cashier.
By T. I). Tavi-or. Shcrlir.
Agent of the Mortgagee.
NOTICE OP
SALE UNDUE
MORTGAGE.
CHATTEL
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned,
The I'Irst National Bank of Pendleton, a corpor
ntlon, has tnkt-11 possession of the following dc.
t-ribed personal property, lu Umntllln Cyiinty,
Oregon, to.wlt; One 3 14 inch Bain truck; one
3 inch Bain truck; one 3 bottom Canton Clipper
gang plow, 14 Inch plows; one 3 bottom Convex
gang plow, 14 Inch Imttnuis; one 4 section lever
Iron harrow; one Superior disc drill; eight sets
double work harness; one mower, 4 i- foot
sickle; one Columbia fanning mill;' one grey
horse 4 years old, branded triangle 011 the left
shoulder; one bay horse 4 years old, branded
triangle 011 the left shoulder: one bay horse 8
years old, branded Diamond ou the right hip,
numed Charley; one black mare 8 years old.
branded J W S ou the right shoulder, named
Jennie; one bay mare 7 years old, branded K
ou the left hip named Pet; one roan mare S
years old, branded I' I X on the left hip and (
ou the right hip, named Queen, one bay horse 10
J cars old, branded T 011 the left shoulder, named
ack: one black horse 6 years old, branded II
with horizontal connected II uvcr it on left
shoulder, named Dick; one bay horse 8 years
old, branded half circle with bur over it on left
hip, uumed Cap. one brown horse 8 years old,
branded J O on the right shoulder: one grey
mare 6 years old, branded horizontal I ou left
shoulder; one bay 6 years old, brnaded J N ou
the right shoulder; one black horse 8 years old,
brand unknown; one roqu horse 8 years old,
brand unknown; one bay mare 4 years old,
branded J h with half circle over it on kit hip;
one sorrel mare 4 years old, branded J J, with
quarter circle over it 011 left bin; one bay horse 4
years old, branded J K on the left hip, one grey
mare 7 years old, 110 brand, named Molly, by vir
tue ofa certain Chattel Mortgage, dated Decem
ber soth, iQuo, executed by Artie Audersou, to
wit: Coverlnir the personal properly aforesaid
and securing thereon Hie payment of $1,000.00,
with Interest as staled therein, which Chatti'
Mortvat'C was duly sluncd bv the said Artie Ai.
dcrsou and filed for records 011 December JOUl,
1900, lu the Chattel Mortgage Kccorns in tlie ol
ficeof the CouutvClcrk of Umatilla County. Ore
gon, and which Chattel Mortgage is now on file
In the office of the Recorder of Conveyances of
said County and State; the conditions of the said
Chattel Mortgage having been broken by the
said Artie Anderson, and the debt mentioned
therein and thereby secured pot having been
paid and being still owned by the undersigned,
and pursuant to the terms of said Chattel Mort
age, an 01 said property win oe sold by the un
erslencd at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of Aucust
the 7th, 1903, on the lands ofthe said Artie An
derson, held by lease, near Juniper 1'ostoffice In
Umatilla County, Oregon, at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash iu hand, the pro
ceeds of such sale to b applied to the payment
ofthe costs and expenses hereof and of foreclos
ing said Chattel Mortgage nd the balance upon
the debt mentioned iu said Chattel Mortgage as
now held and owned by sold The J'lrst Najlouol
name 01 reiiaieioii,
Dated this 35th nay oi Juiy, 1903.
TJI 1'JIIST NATJONAI, BANK,
By T D. Tavlok, Sheriff.
Agent for the ftfortgegee, .