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tosiness Cards and Societies Classified Advertisements 30FECSI0NS AND TRADE8. ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. COUNT SIX AVERAGE TWO LINE8. WORDS TO THE LI E. THREE LINES. PHYSICIANS. " . MMJ tV III T" omre nonr, i ' Telepnone, cu I snd correct cjo Telepnone, Main 1181. 1 CIITH. Ut fiLr. W I t.H. ilia eton Savlncs Hank. Telephone. 30; telephone, jiam ou. fcATtriFt.n. St. D.. HOMEOPATH- fclldlne. Telepnone; uaice. oiacs Bdcnr. discs -i. '.mi nnrsn. rnrsicuN and 'n. Office, room 20, Judd bulldlnc (Main 721. nesiacnce pnone. Dine FRATERNAL ORDERS. royal, NKtannons op America m uclwood camp. No, 2333, meets second ad fourth Tuetda; of each month In Odd reuowa nan. Mrs. Ida uolcomb, Oracle aira. neiiie iioooing, iieeoraer. CMATILTJL TENT, NO. 27, K. O. T. M. Meets in Secret Society Uall. aecond and fourth Tuesdays In each month. All TUltlnc Sir Knights cordially lnrlted. J S. Keea, Record Keeper; B. D. EaUbrook, commander. rENDLKTON LODOB. NO. C2, A. F. AND A. 3L, meeta first and third Mondays of each month. Visiting brethren welcome. T. J. Tweedy, W. M. ; Joe II. rarkes. Sec 3. MTAUL, BOOM IT A3SUUIA, Mock. Telepnone. aihiq vai ; rem- slepbone, diuce iui. i nnNDnnsoN, rnTSiciAN Inrgeon. specialties eye. ear, nose oat unice in DBTingn uiqi dqiio- bone Main S31. Arnic rirrsiciANS, drs. 4 Kcyca. Office one block west Store. JTX K. rtuAKuSLEE. chronic rfrfnti!. diseases and diseases of wo- Ddd. Hotel renaieron, ior. ater Sin Sta., Tendleton, Or. 'Phone DENTISTS. fATJOnAN, DENTI8T. OFFICE IN IbulWlnE. Thone Fed 71. ifktSN. DENTIST, OFFICE IN AB- Bon Mock. oTer Schmidt's new drug I'bone Ited Sil. 4ITECTS AND BUILDERS. HOWARD, ARCHITECT AND BTJ- tteailent, makes complete and rella dj for bnlldlncs In the city or conn- room 17 Judd building. & COLE, CONTRACTORS AND em. estimates rnrnisnca on Boon Job work n apeciairy. i-rompi Shop on Bluff street near Main. PMAT, CONTRACTOR AND BTJILD- ; Kitlmatcu furnished on all kinds enry, cement walks, stone walls etc orders at East uregonian omce. rENDLETON CHAPTER, NO. 28 T. C. Taylor, u. r., F. F. wamsley, secretary, Meets first and fourth Friday of each month In Masonic uall. DAMON LODGE. NO. 4. KNIOHTS OF PrtUlas. L. W. Held. C C. : R. W Fletcher, K. of R. and 8. Meets eyery Monday In Secret society uan. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Tntnllla Ctmp, No. 0399. Meeta first and third Mondays of each mouth at Odd Fellows' linn, ueorse A. iiamonn. con sui; G. A. Robblns, Clerk. WOODMEN OF TIIE WORLD REGULAR meetlnfrs of rendleton Camp, No. 41, w. of W. are held In Secret Society Hall every Satnrday evening. (siting neign bors are always welcome, J. P. Walker, Clerk : A. J. Owen, C. C. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES, TIIE OLD SEMPLE FEED TARD. 723 Cottonwood street. Lindsay ft Doty props. Livery, feed and sale stable, sad dle horses at all times. Horses for sal. Photic Red 41. TOE CITT LIVERY BOARD AND SALE Stable. M. J. Carney, proprietor, for One turnouts. Stable 118 Alts street. COMMERCIAL STABLES. O. W. FROOME Prop. Livery, Feed and Boarding. All kinds of turnouts. Competent drivers. Op posite Hotel Pendleton. 'Phone Main 101. DEPOT LIVERY. FEED AND SALES Stables. First-class single ana aonoie rigs for all occasions. 627 Cottonwood St., 'phone Main 791. Elvln Craig, prop. OREGON FEED YARD, W. T. BOYNTON rrop. Special care given to norses ieri with me. Lower Webb street. 'Phone Red 204 K2ANKS AND BROKERS. NATIONAL BANK OF ATHENA. Capital, 350,000: surplns and fOOOO. Interest on time deposits. Pin Foreign and Domestic exenanee. Ions promptly attended" to. Henry , president: l. J. Mr, vice-presi- IE. L. Barnett, cashier; F. 8. Le- essiRtant cashier. lENDLETON SAVINGS BANK PEN- Oregon. Organized March 1. Icapltal. tSO.OOO; surplns $90,000: : allowed on time deposits. l.x bought and sold on all principal Special attention given to coi W. J. Furnish, president; J. N. lice-president ; T. J. Morris, cashier. Farmers' bank of weston, bn. Orecrnn. Does a eeneral bank llnesa. Exchange bongbt and sold, ons .promptly attended to. n. president: George W. iToeostei, Idpnt; J. R. Klleore. cashier: dl- U. A. Hantaan, ai. m. juun. x. Q. D. Graw, J. F. Kllgore, uobert , G. W. Proebstel. BOARD AND LODGING. THE STRAHON ROOMING HOUSE. MAIN St, Mrs. U. A. Strahon, prop. Nice large veil kept rooms In new building, with food clean beds. mE WHITE LODGING HOUSE, 801 South Main street, M. T. Bradley, prop, aonsekeeplng rooms and lodging rooms. 1oo6 comfortable rooms and clean, well tept beds. Lodging 23 cents. EMPIRE LODGING HOUSE, CORNER Or E. Court and Johnson streets: goods .erge, clean rooms with comfortsble beds. Rates 25c and 50c a night The. Smart Prop. UTILIZING HIS Tit A IT. "By the way," said the former resident, "whatrver t.ccmm- of .voiiiik .5!ilV ley. who ncl to 1W the fool that always rock.il the boat when he' took a sir out rowing" "Oh! he sot married Anally," explained the nl.l liih.ibluml. uml tmw 1 i kept pretty busy rocking the cradle. His wife says It emus natural to him. T D UG N O. R. & N. COMPANY ENCOUR- AGING ITS PLANTING. i NATIONAL BANK OF PENDLE- , Capital 70,ooo : surplus, ya,uuu, it renernl banklns business. Ex- land telegraphic transfers sold on San Francisco, new lorK ana .points In the Northwest Drafts i China. Janan and Europe. Makes ns on reasonable terms, levi Jin sldent: W. F. Matlock, vice-presi- B. Wade, cashier; H. C. Quern- slant cashier. PHOTOGRAPHERS. )WMAK. LEADING rHOTOORA bt the cltT. Harvest views, In- ktoa for sale. Finishing done for .u&ln St. near bridge. 'Phone LECTRICAL SUPPLIE8. BU08.. COURT STREET, LA ex. Electricians, dealers In eleo VllS. TlntifiMi. atni-en. wired for KMs, bells or telephones. Elec- lurni oi an kinds. Get our prices. pr a epeciaity. NCE & LAND BUSINESS. PARKES, OFFICE COTTONWOOD FPro uouse U ock: land office peii'.a as 01 nt? nf rlfllma md lnl F teats a specialty. 1ILEY. JR.. U. H. LA NT) COM. per Specialty made of land CI- p proor ; insurance and collections. rJudd uulldlng, room 16. BS AND CARRIAGE8. TIRE HAP1C. VPW l tfn mar S'.m'6' torJbt aervlce of the public wrlln and J, a m.e-.. Ithe Commercial Livery Stable or -..u ui una me nack win call HB LINE. EBWIK nilTKll tmnn one Main 833. Stand In front of ICOND-HAND DEALERS. O'DANIEL. NRW ivn oivinun p- uuuEU. nnn ami. louse bloct Call aVdse. him' w 5BLE. DEAT.En m atrnrwm iood. itte h.;."."" r.Dn,7. r 'econa hand 'nrnlture. "" ii i-ourt Bt BLACK8MITHING. tZt&.Fy RACKS -v.. ,u iuwb, bi Webb Bt rONSORIAL PARLORST r&.SAffi?Ut,Jf AND BATH . , " iii, nuary HOTEL ALTA. CORNER ALTA AND Mill streets. Roard by the day or week. (innA tnhl et Hates St and 35 per week. Pendleton Feed Yard In connection. L. NeCT, proprietor. BOOT AND 8HOE REPAIRING. L. GREENAWALD, THE OLD RKLIABLE Shoemaker. First clas repalrlne with bf st materials. Ehop In rear of Dlndlnger, Wilson suo. JOHN WILSON. FIRST CLASS 8H0B maker and repairer. Best material nsed and good work done. Shop 117 Alts street . TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIE8. F 8 MERRILL. SPOKANE. WASH . AGENT New Densmore. Serond-hand typewriters. supplies, renitng. repsinuv. FOR SALE. FOR SALE A NEW REMINGTON TYPE writer; a bargain, can at tbls omce. FOR SALE AT THE EAST OREGONIAN office, large bundles of newspapers, con talnlng over 100 big papers can be ob tained, for 25 cents a bundle. OLD NEWSPAPERS TO PUT UNDER carpets, on shelves, walls, or for wrap ping purposes, uin newspapers in large bundles of 100 each at 25 cents a bundle at the EAST OREGONIAN office, Pendle ton, Oregon. FOR RENT. FOR RENT BARN. Ruit,S02Ann Bt. ENQUIRE OF MARY FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooms and single rooms. 719 Collere street. opposite court houso. Mrs. Alice Smith. Prop WANTED. WANTED NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR Housekeeping. Apply at tbls office. WANTED ADVERTISERS TO MAKE USE of these classlned columns. If you have something you have no use for, offer to trade It for something that some other body may have and have no use for, some thing that you may need In your business. You may have an extra horse that you may wish to trade for a cow or a vehicle. Some body may have the cow and vehicle and want the horse. A 15c or 25 cent want ad will probably do the business. MISCELLANEOUS. Has Been Tried in Eastern Oregon and Found to Grow to Perfection Leads to Diversified Farming. Next year will see more -corn plant ed in Umatilla county than ever be fore If the efforts of the Oregon Rail road & Navigation company avail anything. This company has been urging di versified fanning for years and among ts products It has been after the farmers to turn their attention ta, has been corn. In order, to get this Introduced In the country the railroad company Is importing seed from the Dakotas and Minnesota to be planted as an experiment next season. It has been the desire of the Indus trial Agent R. C. Judson. of the O. R. & N. Company, to get theMarmers to go further into diversified farming and not give their whole attention to wheat and this is only another step toward this end. For the past six years this effort has been going on and now the rail road corporation believes it has found something that will succeed. It is the dream of Judson to see the vast wheat fields of tho northwest split up and the products of the soil varied. Where all other things have failed to wean the farmers from their policy of wheat or nothing. It is be lieved corn will act as a wedge to open the way for others. The corn that is being urged for trial was secured in Dakota and Min-j nesota, where the winters are much more severe than here and where, the growing seasons are shorter. Tliis corn is guaranteed to ripen within 85 days and is therefore, it Is claimed, a splendid substitute for wheat in the event the fall sown crop kills from frost." This corn is splen did feed as well as excellent for meal and flour. It ranks high in the list of cereals, sells well and Is not as easily affected by rains pr wind. Already this corn has been tried in Eastern Oregon and the result is all that could be desired. In the Adams country, the corn harvest was particularly good this year and those who tried it for an experiment are clamoring for more corn seed, in or der that they make the product permanent. I electrical enclneuru nm nnw mrrv ing the scheme into effect, using for tiie purpose the huge naval search lights In vogue in Undo Sam's ships ot war. The city will be handsomely dress ed by day as well as by night. Enough of the work has now been done to give the visitors an Idea of tho out line of the general scheme of tho dec orations. One of the most unique features consists of tho floral decora tions. Thore are perhaps 100 sninll parks and open spaces within easy reach of Pennsylvania avenue, anil these have been transformed Into the encampment decorations. Near Gen eral Hancock's statue, at Seventh street and Market space, for exam ple, tho trefoil of the Second Army Corps has been done In varl-colored flowers. A triangle in solid colors in another park designates General Thomas' old command, the Fourth Corps. About the pension building are a dozen army badges of flowers, among which the most conspicuous Is that of the Ninth Corps, designed by General Durnstde, with its shield, anchor and cannon admirably model ed in coleus and begonia plants. These decorations converge on a court of honor which has been built in tho space enclosed by Lafayette Square and the grounds of tho White House. At night this space will glow with thousands of colored electric lights, illuminating the smoke which will ascend from several pyre-urns, transforming the plaza Into a struc ture of tho most delicate beauty. 1 time , 1Bo 2 times 20c " 1 week 30c Extra lines: 10 cent each 1 time 20c 2 times 30c 1 week 45c week; 25 cents line) per month. HOTELS. HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS., Props. The Best Hotel In Pendleton ami as Rood ns any. TRANSPORTATION LINES, Headquarters for Travollng Mon. Commodious Sample Room& Rates $2 & $2.50 Special rates by week or month. Excellent Cuisine. Prompt Dlnlngroom Service. Every Modern Convenience. Bar and billiard room in connection OjRSzGON ahd union Pacific READY FOR VETERANS. On to Washington, Detroit, Mich., Oct. 3. Tho head quarters train for the Michlgaa de partment of the Grand Army of the Republic leaves Detroit late this afternoon carrying several hundred veterans and their friends to tho na tional encampment. Tho party plans to spend Sunday inspecting the Get tysburg battlefield, the train reach ing Wcishington Monday morning. SPOKANE INTERSTATE FAIR. N. For "Pendleton Day" the O. R. & Makes a Low Special Rate. This year Spokane will hold her In terstate Fair October 6 to 14. The progressive and enterprising people of that city are putting forth unusual effort to make this season's fair sur pass In point of Interest, anything of tho kind ever seen in the north Pa cific, A feature of the fair will be "Pendleton Day," Thursday, October 9 and for this occasion the O. R, & N. Co. will on October 8 sell tickets, Spokane and return, good until Octo ber 15, at 16.50. This Includes admis sion to the fair. Only Three Blocks from Depot. GOLDEN RULE HOTEL Corner Court and Joluison Stteeti, rendition, Oregon. Kolly, Proprlotor. M. F. HEATED BY STEAA1 LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY AniGi'lemi l'liui, ml cm I 'J.' to V-!,00 ;iiir lixv, r.liropcim lMim. ftOu, T.'c, SI. '10. Hpuclul riiti'H by week or nmtilli. in En- Washington Outdoing Her6elf Preparation for the G. A. R. campment Washington, D. C, Oct. 3. The na tional capital is being decked out in gala attire to an extent seldom bjfore known in her history. From one end to the other, on every hand, workmen may be seen putting up a bewilder ing array of bunting, flags and steamers until the eye is sated with the varied display. Men who have attended other encampments of the G. A. R. are authority for the state ment that the general decoration will fully come up to those of any other city and that the electrical display will far exceed anything of the kind attempted before. Not only are nusl ness streets and tho houses on the line of parade decorated, but in all parts of tho city, even to the suburbs. evidence of the patriotism of the citi zens Is blossoming out in a rainbow of color. The committee on decoration and Illumination has been very thorough KELLAii TiROTilEn8, PLASTERING in its work and has Introduced sev ana cementlns. Cement wIk P-eral entirely new features. During claltr. Estimates famished free. Wo guaranteed. Leave orders at Iladlej at Zahner'a clear store. Main Bt, P. O. b 104. SUUSCItlBEItS TO MAGAZINES, W YOU want to subacilbe to magazines or news papers In the United States or Europe, re mit by postal note, cueck, or send to the EAST OltEdONIAN the net publisher's price of the publication yaa desire, and we will hare It sent you and assume all the risk of the money being lost In the malls. It wilt fftvfvmi Iwifli trnnhlR find risk. If you are a-subscriber to the East Oregonlan, la remitting you can deduct io per cent from the publishers price. Address east nitKnoviAv pirn. c.a.. Pendleton. Oreeon. the week of the encampment the dome of the national capital will be Illuminated with searchlights for the first time in its history. Commander-in-Chief Eli Torrence had request ed that the capital be lighted up while the veterans were In Washing ton, and the chiefs of departments put their heads together to ovolvo the most effective scheme of night decoration. It was decided that tho glow of tho searchlights on the white marble dome would produce an un usual and striking effect, and the J Look For Stork's Visit. London, Oct. y. The PrJncoss of Wales will not assist the queen at the court functions of tho early win ter In view of tho fact that an addi tion to the family of the heir appar ent Is expected about Christmas time, The ever-growing family of tho Prince of Wales has necessitated a larger country home than that here tofore occupied In Norfolk and conse quently a new establishment Is to be set up on tho Hill Houso property, recently purchased for the Prlnco of Wales and which Is closo by his country abode and within hailing dis tance of Sandringham. Free 'bus meets nil trains Commercial trade solicited Fine sample rooms Special Attention Given Country Trade HOTEL ST. GEORGE CORNER IriAlN AND WEBB STS. tiKriiiT Tlmo SuIhmIiiIo arbiyb rOH Front I'tmilletoii raoM Chicago- 811 Lake, Penrer. Ft I'ortlfuid Worth, Omnlm, Ksn Hpecisl Clly, 8t. Loulf, HQl.ll, fti.TOn. m. Cblrtfto and Kiut. vU Hunt ington. Atlsntlo fait t.iUt, Dormer, Kt. Rxprcis Worth, Dinahs. Km). B:Mft m. City, St. l.ouli, 11:10 p. a. Tin Hunt- ChlCHgo and Kiut. iDgtoii. of p.., i Wall Wlla,I,ei Uton, ?..tMii Spokane. Wallace a.iV.m Pullman, Mlnncapo .., 8.1.1 a. m, n t. Paul, Iiuluth, -,P'm Spokane. !1'dwK,,kte, Cblci0 Ocean ntid River Schedule. FUOM POUTLAND. All sailing dates sub- a-nnnm Jeot tochanito. . w. 80 p. m. For Sn KrancNco MJp.ni. Ball every & days. "1)7117 ' SuiX Columbia Hirer 8:00 pm. To Astoria Hid Way Hunday Saturday Landings. 10JX) p. in. Wtlluiuotto Klvor. IloaH leave Portland dally, except Snndsy, (itiiKO ot water pormllllng) for WllUmetla and Yamhill Hirer points. Lcavo- Leav ltlpncl Bnako Htvor Lewlitoa 4Xa. m. Itlparla to Lonlitou 73X)n,B. Dally Dally Kicpt Mon Kicpt Mob F. V. WAMBI.KY, Agent, Pendleton. RUNS Pullman Sluupitig Cars, Elegant Dining Cans, Tourist Sleeping Qira. rar. paul MiNNKAPOLIB DULUTH KAItfiO QltAND KORKU OROOKBTON WINNKPKG HKTjENA and . IHUTTH. ICKET3 TO TO TIIROUGII Higher Prlcea for Rice Crop. New Orleans, La,, Oct. 3. A can vubs of the pioduclng districts of Ixiulslana and Texas Indicates that tho rice crop thlB year will bo 600,000 sacks or 50,000,000 pounds short of last year's yield. Tho figures show a total yield of 3,100,1 ;H sacks, two thirds of which Is the output of Louisiana. The quality of somo of tho crop Is said to bo Inferior, and higher prices are predicted. :Si Mi-gfiSs. W. C, T .U, Convention, Sydney, N. fl., Oct. 3 Tho seventh annual convention of the Novu Scotia W, O. T, U, began Its sessions hero today and will continue until Mon day. Several prominent speakers and temperance workers aro to bo GEO. DAflVOAU, Prop. Elegantly Furnished Steam Heatea Huropean Plan. Block and a half from depot. Sample room In connection. room Rate 60c, 75o, $1,00 CHICAGO WASHINGTON PHTLADKLPHIA NEW YORK, ROSTON and all points Kant and Houth rhrouirh tickets to Janan snd China, via TaOQiaa and Northern I'aclflO Btesmihlp C. and American tinvt TIMM SCIIKDULH. Trains leave Pendleton dally except Sunday at 70 p. m. For farther Information, time cards, map and ticket, call ou or rilie W, Adams, Pan. dletoD, Oregon, or A. D. (Ill AKLTON. Third and Korrl9P wu., Portland, Ors, Washington & Columbia River Railroad Take this route for Chicago, Bt. Paul, Ht. LouIm, Kku. mm I'll,, Ut l l....i. .'.1 ..j,fji-, .ire, wuiniin, uim All Points Oast and South Portland and point on the Sound TIMS OA HI). 70Tm l'euilletoD' dan' e"Pt Buudays at 'Arrive'l'endleton Monday, Wednesday as Friday 12 t-'Srm. Arrive I'tjiidltftoii Tuuut.v. Tlitm1 unA Baturday lOKAarn. ' Units Walla Walla dally, eait bound, VxjO m, Arrlrs Walla WiUla dally, west b.,und,8Qii. ror Information regarding islet and aoon modatlons, call on or address W. ADAU8, Agent, I'fffldlffto... ) rvnn 8 U.CAI.DKIillKAD.O. P. A.. Walla Wall., Wash, Pi BMP0 RESTOREDOTWSE. S' 'r,i,'l,'ll'i''monal'reneiipUyal-lan, will iinloUlycuruyou oral I'Brroiuior (Jb-iuvi,l tii Biu.rolivo itkmii, .ml. iu tMl Sluniuiotl, Intuiuulat. IS',!',?. , .Krmh.Ml KuilMloiia. Nri im.. Iiciiljlly, s'liuview l'ulllllr.(u flui I , l.aliMiMtlutr Jlratua. Vnrlrtit elo uml 'unllmilu. iiaufiuiui iho iiruuror i Ira H to I NnetinstorrliU'.'i sin ijgiit. t'rrvviilxiulcWnnubf iIimj) rif. wjilrh II licit ttecked dall tho liurrorsi.l iiniioUiiPt. I'JMIilitf ;clwuiijU iluury organs of all Impurtllva. ' V l"i Dil.U', ktnugiiiuw heard arjoiiK the number beinir Mrs rniAii.Viffi.fl.fi Ne Io O. Burger, of M Usourl, organ- fi.e'l'fl,"'" iLOoawlosiw leer of tho National W. C. T. U. of WrauiM , MViMVi'i iir'i.f Hi.f. v..awv..ui. the United States. BOLD BY TALLMAN 4 CO DHUQQI8T8, PENDLETON, OREQON,