"tr ' ' Tf T .-"7'(, "TfV Cafds and Societies Classified Advertisements kND TRADES. ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. COUNT 8IX AVERAGE TWO LINE8. WORDS TO THE LI E. THREE LINES. 1 3 48. ICE IN JDDD 10 to 12 a. m. ; 371. pfced 9B8PAIN II LOCK, troubles, catar- npalred hearing. rerractlre er- 1131. PICE OVER THE Telephone, 80; JS01. nOMEOPATH- trseon. Office in onice, Diacr PHYSICIAN AND 0. Jndfl building. ace 'phone, black FRATERNAL ORDERS. HOTAL NEIGHBORS OP AMERICA Wlldwood Camp, No. 2333, meets terond ad fourth Tuesday of each month In Odd Fellows' hall. Mrs. Ida uoicomn, uracie Mrs. Nettle Robblna, Recorder. UMATILLA TENT, NO. 27, K. O. T. M. Meets In Secret Society Hall, second and fourth Tuesdays In each month. All vlsltlnc Sir Knights cordially Inylted. X S. Keea, Record Keeper; E. D. Estabrook, Commander. 3M 17 ABSOCIA- Main 031: real- 161. BN, rHTSICIAN Hen ere. ear. nose rings tlnnk bnllu- ICIANS, DRS. one block west BE. CHRONIC diseases of wo od, Cor. water or, -rnone MOFFICB IN vmw&mmW1 in ab- IgbrfHiaBjpjBaBBSivtt new uiub 17 imam MStn , rulldtav IAKTI, ilea ww :HITECT HOWAIUV ,teaaK, a -car Loom ECT AND BD- plete and rella- city or conn- iC tort ordani tt ' DAWKS AM? ACTORS AND Ished on short laity. Prompt t near Main. AND BDILD on all kinds stone walls etc. onlan office. PENDLETON LODGE, NO. C2, A. P. AND A. M., meets first and third Mondays of each month, visiting brethren welcome. T. J. Tweedy, V. M. ; Joe n. Parkes, Sec, PENDLETON CHAPTER. NO. 28 T. C, Tavlor. H. P.. V. P. wamsler. secretary, Meets first and fourth Friday of each month In Masonic Hall. DAMON LODGE, NO. 4. KNIGHTS OF Prthlas. I. W. neld. C. C: R. w, Fletcher, K. of R. and 8. Meets every Monday In Secret Society nail. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.- Tutullla Camp, No. 0800. Meets first nnd third Mondays of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Qeorpe A. Hamblln, Con sul ; Q. A. Robbing, Clerk. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD REGULAR meetings of Pendleton Camp, No. 41, W. of W. nre held In Secret Society nail everv Saturday erenlntr. Visiting neigh bnrs are always welcome. J. P. Walker, Clerk; A. J. Owen, C. C. LIVERY AND FEED STABLE8. THE OLD SEMPLB FEED YARD, 723 Cottonwood street, Lindsay ft Doty props. Llrery, feed and sale stable. Sad dle horses at all times, norses for sal. 'Phone Red 41. THE CITY LIVERY BOARD AND SALE Stable, M. J. Carney, proprietor, for One turnouts. Stabls 118 Alta street. COMMERCIAL STABLES, G. W. FROOME I"rop. Livery, Feed and Hoarding. All kinds of turnouts. Competent drivers. Op posite uotel renmeton. 'inone Main mi DEPOT LIVERY. FEED AND SALES btnblos. First-class single and double rigs for all occasions. 027 Cottonwood St., 'phone Main 701. Elvln Craig, prop. OREGON FEED YARD, W. T. BOYNTON Prop. Special care given to horses left with me. Lower Webb street. 'Phone Red 204 OKERS. OfiO. Intense Hf UK- ssjasjsif.'Ki,', K OF ATHENA. 0: snrplus and toa time deposits. estlc exchange. ded to. nenry Kirk, vlce-nresl- ihler; F. S. L- NGS BANK PEN- iteed March 1. urplns $00,000 ; deposits. Ki- on all principal given to col- president ; 3. N. Morris, cnsnier. OF WESTON, ceneral bank- ught and sold. tended to. R. , W. Proebstel, e, cashier; dl . M. Johns, T. Kllgort, Robert BOARD AND LODGING. THE STRAnON ROOMING HOUSE, MAIN St, Mrs. R. A. Strabon, prop. Nice large veil kept rooms In new building, with rood clean beds. rnra white lodging nouns, aoi South Main street,- M. T. Bradley, prop, flonsekeenlnc rooms and lodging rooms. Good comfortable rooms and clean, well lept beds. Lodging 25 cents. "I'm- .JUIUHb 'NATION Oaattat a nf i -J Hair .I-polnte! in" CWo, ma.. on -r resident: '. B.ftWde." lata OF PENDLE- mrplus, 305,000. tg business, bi insfers Bold on LiNew York and orthwest. Drafts id Europe. Makes terms. Levi An- tlock, vlce-presl- 11. (;. uucrn- . HOT ERS. iOWMAK,? niem frit hum J1iio ,fc KOTWMsl t iiignio, assssn ciurtat OTOTaaaaaaa. PAUK1M. tWtefc Jpera "House Jpk nil, TTtfcrii. IAILB.--'(lft; I proor; rasjmtK MslMllSta !G PnOTOGRA. rvpfit views. In- Inlshlng done for Dcmge. 'I'lione UPPLIE8. STREET, LA. dealers In elec- iStores, wired for lepnonesy uiec- uet our prices. BUSINE88. 1COTTONWOOD k; land omco claims ana mi B. LAND COM made of land HI e and collections. room 10. UMPIRE LODGING nOUBE. CORNER OF n. Court and Johnson streets: goods large, clean rooms with comfortable beds, nates 25c and 50c a nlgbt Thos. Smart, Prop. HOTEL ALTA. CORNER ALTA AND Mill streets. Board by the day or week. Good table set Rates ?4 and 5 per week. Pendleton Feed Yard In connection. L. Neff, proprietor. BOOT AND 8HOE REPAIRING. L GREENAWALD, TIIE OLD RKLIABLE Shoemaker. First clas repairing with bf st materials. Shop in rear of Dtndlnger, Wllaon &Co. JOnN WILSON, FIRST CLASS 8HOB maker and repairer. Best material nsed and good work done. Shop 117 Alta street. FOR SALE. FOR SALE A NEW REMINOTOH (TYPE writer ; a bargain. Call at this office. FOR SALE AT TIIE EAST OREGONIAN office, large bundles of newspapers, con tnlnlng OTcr 100 big papers can be ob tallied for 25 cents a bundle. Li I I HITK BOV WON" THE FIGHT vft'n liHPti lilnvln ltiixtug (very much illsheveU-il) No'm. Look yere. Hastiis. yo"s Iwen plnyln' wlf dat bail little white hoy airnln!" . He s been u-playln wtf nie. IN THE METROPOLIS INTERESTING REVIEW OF IM- PORTANT NEW YORK NEWS. An Inside View of Political, Municipal and Social Affairs Matters of Im provement and Advancement. New York, Sept. 26. With material to work upon gathere.i from the re publican state convention, the demo crats go to Saratoga today and tomor row to prepare for their state conven tion which otfens Tuesday. There is great amount of work to be done and the program will be necessarily long, tor no matter how well the mem bers may have made up their minds on the various planks, they will bo compelled to listen to delegations charged by their constituents with presenting to the committee their views on issues affecting their local lties. According to tho report of the spe cial committee to investigate into tho Jewish riots on the East Side, somo weeks ago, it would seem that tho anti-Jew cry has reached tho now world. Tho unanimous report of the committee attached decided blamo to the police, and this has ca'led forth from the mayor an order for a search' ing investigation and the punishment of such members of the police forco as may bo proved guilty of undue se verity in the clublng of tho Hebrews, It is intimated that this may result in tho enforced resignation ol Commls sioner Partridge. So much has been -written about the recent primary contests in New Yorli with "Big Bill" Devery as the central ngure, until many are inclined to thinli that there is some salary or official position attached to the leadership of a district. As a matter of fact there is nothing of the kind, that is, It is not supposed to have, but Uie fact that Devery spent between fifty and seventy-five thousand dollars to win the leadership of the Ninth Assembly district would make it appear that the position must have a commercial as well as a political value. The right kind of man occupying such a position has it in his power to do a great deal of good.. He is the person to whom everyone in the district goes who wants anything. But men of the De very type do not seek leadership for any such reason, without direct re sponsiblllty of any kind the district leaders are in a way of making large sums of money if they are willing to improve their opportunities, and though it can not Just now be seen how the matter can be accomplished, "the people of the city in tie light of these revelations may in time take it into their heads to get rid of the evils attaching leadership. OLD NEWSPAPERS TO PUT UNDER enrnets. on shelves, walls, or for wrap ping purposes. Old newspapers In large bundles of 100 each nt 25 renfs n bundle nt- the EAST OREGONIAN onice, Pendle ton, .Oregon. FOR RENT. RRIAGE8. NEW AND VERY ice of the public . McKayi Drop. Llverv Htabla or vine uack win call JN. BAKER, PROP. Btand in front of I DEALER8. iW AND SECOND d sold. Court St. u ,ana see mm. IN SECOND anything yon band furniture. crockery, call and .Court St. FOR RENT FURNISH ED HOUSEKEEPING rooms ana sineie rooms. 7iD Colleen street. opposite court house. Mrs. Alice Hmlth, Prop WANTED. WANTED W OMAN TO COOK ANDDOQEN eral housework lor family ol two. Apply at WANTED NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR nouieroeping. Apply at this onice. WANTED ADVERTISERS TO MAKE USE of these classified columns. If yon have something you have no use for, offer to trade it for something that some other uoay may nave ana nave no use for, some thing that you may need In your business. You may have an extra horse that vou .may wish to trade for a cow or a vehicle. somo ooo:y may uave the cow and vehicle ana want the .Dorset A irc or ?5 cent .want mi win prnimpiy ao tne business. TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. F. 8. MERRILL. SPOKANE, WASH , AOENT .law vtuiiuuni. flu una.nRnn viMnriwri supplies, renting, repairing. MISCELLANEOUS, KEI.LAR BROTIIER8, PLASTERING and cementing. Cement walks m an. clalty. Estimates furnished free. Wo guaranteed. Leave orders at Badley at Zahner's cigar store. Main St, P. O. tx lUf. WOOD .SAWING, CONTRACT WORK-A. B. " Stephens. Headuarters. at Grays narbor Commercial Co.. and Nsnman's Cigar Store. 'Itsoae Black 424 and Main 021. The subway which is expected to revolutionize intra-mural transporta tion, is approaching completion with astonishing rapidity. It is probably the first instance in the hlBiory of the great public works of the world that it will be finished ahead of contract time. The contractor has announced that trains will be ruunlng by the first of July, 1903, although he Is not under obligations to complete the work until January 1904. Work upon the new pulllc llbrnry on Bryant squaro is being pushed with a zeal somewhat beyond Hint which usually characterizes the erection of public buildings in this city. When completed it will close the famous Astor library and tho scarcely less noted library and will be after tho Congressional Library the largest building of its class in the United States. Besides this the city Is push ing rapidly the work of erecting the C5 branch libraries provided for in the munificent gift by Mr. Carnegie for this purpose. 1 time 16c 2 times 20c 1 week 30c Extra lines: 10 cents each 1 time 20c 2 times 90o 1 week 45c week; 25 cents line per month. with whom Mr, Hill is acquainted. For the most part, they are industrious, well-to-do farmers. Advance. SPOKANE INTERSTATE FAIR. N. TRANSPORTATION LINES, For "Pendleton Day" the O. R. & Makes a Low Special Rate. This year Spokano will hold her In terstate Fair October 6 to 14. Tho progressive and enterprising pcoplo of that city are Duttlnc forth unusual effort to make- this soason's fair sur-1 Pbs In point ot Interest, anything of, the kind over seen In tho north ra-' ctflc. A feature ot tho Talr will be "Pendleton Day." Thursday, October 9 and for thlB occasion tho O. IL & N. Co, will on Octobor 8 soil tickets, Spokano and return, good until Octo ber 15, at 76.50. This Includes admis sion to tho fair. Wo Mo A Excursion to Washington, D. C. On tho occasion of tho Q. A. IL en campment, to bo held nt Washington, D. C, October 6 .o 11, tho O. It. & N. Co. will sell round trip tickets at $09. S5. Dates of salo Soptombcr 29 and 30, limit 30 days. Cholco of routes, going and coming. Colorado Springs and Return $50. On account of tho meeting of tho Tenth National Irrigation Congress, at Colorado Springs, Col., Octobor 6 to 9. the O. It. & N. Co. will sell tick ets to tho aboco point and return at $50. Dates of salo, October 2 and 3. Limit. 30 days. Stop-overs allowed. Despite all that has been said against the Fusion adminlrtratlon of this city, there is a somewhat vigor ous enforcement of the excise law, the saloons, other than these having hotel licenses being compelled to close promptly by 1 o'clock a. m. and also remain closed through Sun day. The vagabond element In the city regard this rigor w'th Infinite disgust, as In their places of abode the saloons have been their lodging houses and they look forwnrd to tho winter with many forebodings, as it means they must walk tho streets be tween the hours of closing and open ing these places. New York is so enormously rich that the annual draft made upon it for payment to Western farmers for their harvested grain produces but a ripple upon the surface of that great sea, despite what ma"y be said to the contrary by the local papers. This yearly event is anticipated long be fore Its happening and Is fully pro vided Tor, so that It is Inconceivable that any sort o a financial storm should blow. There is ample money here now to meet any possible con tingency and the interest charged Is no more than in previous years at this season. THOMPSON, PAWNBROKER 312 COURT STREET Buys old harness, sad dles, clothing, rubber, brass, copper, lead, etc. Oregon ad union Pacific bsrART Tlmo SolM'ilulo jbjutb ros From roiultotou raoM OhlcRO- Blt Lake. Denrer. Tt. I'urtUnil Worth, Omaha, Kan flpcclnl Oltjr, St. ixmlt, S:00a.n. fiW n. m. Chicago anil Krnit. vl.i llonl- IllKtOII. AlUntIo Flt Lnke, Denver, Ft. Kxprcu Worth, Omnhn, tCnn- 8:in m. ia city, Ht. Louli, 11:10 p.m. Vliklluat- Chicago mid Exit. tngton. Rt I'.ni WnlU Wll.If titon, "iitS an ?.?s,k,5nS' Messrs; ii.it m ' rulltnan, Mlnneapo ..m- m .la.m,, il nt. 1'Biil, lliilulh, Spokane. i,nli"E''(,,ktfe' cblc,g0 Ocean and River Schedule. FKOM PORTLAND. All lalllnK dntei sub 8 SO p. m. rlr&nX9 I.. Sail every 6 (lays. ' Dallr 1 sSnTaV CiiM hirer iM 8:00 p ni. ToAatorla anil War Buuday Saturday Landings. 100 p. in. AVIIIumottt) lllvir. Iioata leave Portland dally, except Sunday, (Inge ol water permitting) for Willamette and Yamhill Hirer polnu. UMBER Gray's Harbor Com. Co. Opp. W; & C. R. Depot Who Is Inside of This Shirt? Would be hard to guess, but if it is one of our patrons you can be sure that it is a man who is well satisfied when he gets it on. The man who gets behind aihirt front laundered here always' beams with satisfaction whcn'he sees the ex quisite color and finish that we have laid upon it. Our work is the acme of perfection on shirts,' col lars and cuffs and you can't match t anywhere. TUE DOMESTIC UU . JF. Robinson, Prop, , Pendleton ,, HUBMIliiiTHiNQ. mm it , i Wnt' WIIISaT RACKS Wuen. neaauartera. at urayg . " , , vuoir uuvo ucmu, ,ic im i. iuB m LKfeJtown, 814 Webb Ht. narbor Commercial Co., and Meuman'a acme ot perfection on shirts, col- experience as a fisherman and goes to mWtMmX WMf Cigar Store, -ruone Black -12 and Main jars and cuffs and youcan.t match Astoria from here. When asked con- UfifcAIM HKFARLORS. li, w.r . ,v it anywhere. cernlng conditions In Lapland arid C'flW K," "e tt aantlary in the naa of fuel. Prlc 1230. Eaat Ora- I ton,'aalce' Psadletoo. Notwithstanding tho fact New York has over fifty places of amuse ment, there are now in project and In course of construction lour new thea tres at which hlgh-claBs vaudeville and only standard plays will be pre sented. While New Yorkers them selves are a tlieatre-lovlug people, It is a well known fact that the quality of tho plays aid taleni of celebrated artists who appear at the loading the atres constitute a drawing card for a large number of visitors and by rea son of the enormous out-of-town pat ronage of these jiaces of umusoment New York enjoys the H (--Unction of being the theatrical center of the world. A Peripatetic Laplander, Oscar Hill, a native of Lapland, was In Adams on Monday in company with O, W. Planting, of Little Grease wood, and paid tho Advance a visit. Mr. Hill is somewhat of a peripatetic. Ho left hero 13 years ago and return ed last Saturday, During his a I) sence ho visited Lapland, Finland, Denmark and the European continent He assisted in the successful trans portatlon of tho famous General Alger reindeer to Alaska, and reports tho boreal ruminant mammal as doing well in our arctic possessions. Fin- landers, he 'says, arc very much dis pleased with the new order of things under tho domination of Russia and as a result many of them are leaving tneir native iieatn. lie lias uati long experience as a fisherman and goes to Astoria from here. When asked con cerning conditions In Lapland arid Finland he said: "No money there. yhls.is a much, better country-'.' There are upwards of a dozen Finish fami nes living in me vicinity or Aaamjt When getting figures from others on that lumber bill of yours, don't forget to come and see us. We carry a large stock of all hinds of Building Material including shingles, door, win dows, moulding, screen doors and windows in fact, every thing that is found in a first class lumber yard. Leaye ltlpnrla tMn. m Dallv Kicpt Moil Hnako Hirer Itiparla to Lewlitou Lear IWlltUQ 7W3R. IS. Dally Eicpt Moa P. r, WAMHLKY, Agent, I'endUton. RUNS Pullman Sleepiiig Curs, lilegant Dining Cars, Tourist Sleeping Care. rsr. paul 1 1 MINNEAPOLIH TO I DUJiUTH PA IK K) t GKAND KOItKri CJHOOKBTON WINNKPJSG HIS L UNA hik! BOTTiS, THROUGH TICKETS TO (JfirOAGO WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA, NKW YORK; BOSTON and all mints ICtnt uud South rtiioairh tlcketi to Janan and China, rla Tiooraa and Nortaoni 1'aclflo Steamihlp Co, and American line. TIMB SCflb'DULB, Tralmleare I'endlelou dallr exooM Sunda at 7 M) p.m. lrnr further Informatmn. II and tlckeU, (' on or -Mo w. Adami, Pen dleton, Oregon, or A, 1'. Ulf AKI.TOM, i nirn mm Morrlion Hit,, l ortiaun, ur. The Columbia Lodging House NEWLY FURNISHED BAR IN CONNECTION IN CENTER OP BLOCK BET. ALTA 4 WEBB HTH F. X. SCMRA1PP, Prop. CHICHESTER'S PILLS Orltflllfll fi in! On If f2anuliiM. b rlbtwa. TitL i ull.fr. UrfiiMi Hi!UlutIOuiUil,titiIteiiia, Aik vvr Iirurlt.uru I h ull tnk.uii tut Vur fleulnM. 'IV.ll,uu..t,.l. lt..i. i.i fur I.t.Jii-, bv t turn AtH. Hull b; tit ruv i lAa 1 A Washington k Columbia River Railroad Take this route for Chicago, Ht. Paul, Ht. IxjuIh, ICau. mm f II.. ut r,. r ' . v"J,i m i vmnim, unu All Points East and South Portland and polati on the Sound TIMK UAKO. Leare I'endlaton. dallw Hmi... tr n Arrire I'emlietoa Tuutdar, Tliuiadar and Saturday loni. luru Walla Walla dallr, eaat bound, gxO pa. Arrive Walla Walla daily, well bound, s 0 at. llugratoa and umb I reu W. A D A US, A gaol, 1'eudletoii, Orejon. Kor Infuriliatlon rrardtnr ralA. mnA mmmm. uuuauuui, can on or aoareu 11 nai.iiiritfiv.fi n u a Walla Wlla', WmU . ?!9'.Vl.?rl ln9PA: PlllalMia lm.nlau-f.tti t.u t,r Ui. lulm of tlx Monwa aa Loaf IHanhood, Im' rhoen fniiomnla, Valna u us U KMtUut. dJul)ilua, iiawi, er clintt-taoHiij;, Ouro craaaa. StimulAtc RPt "JPJT rP.'r PKf lht:tOMj,-.8narmitpr Ui av t.iKSYi' ri'Jcr1vcfll mlnL t"'if,0''e, a-nma ac, itervp ttW SKBVflWKrKK Im MESS! ?o'uC.0riV r - , . - "r.i4ii, fa a,uiw i nam M J lal iw i" liuaii, uuhviimw U ItiiU. CilCaiUrt flC. Add rattan. Ulihnn llamadii in.. Hun Hinn-lann. flal. i 80LD 6Y TALL MAN A CO., DRU GQI8T8, PENDLETON; OREGON. -QSaHfSK'' aaaaaHalaB'