East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 04, 1902, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text1 fciiiess Ca ds and Societies Iessions and trades, alphabetically arranged. Classified Advertisements COUNT SIX AVERAGE WORD3 TO THE LI' E. ! fraternal orders. i PHYSICIANS. i- . T, PiPR "W jcdd ! Rf.,l','p Nnionnona op ameiuca fOfflre honra. 10 to i - a fourth Tnesdar of each month In Odd Telephone, tied 371. O.. PKSPATN nLOCK. Fellowy hall. Mr. Ida Holcomb, Oracle: urn. .-euip iioDDina, itecorder. rr"'"rf lilrrt Urine.: r.MATlI.I.A JHXT. SO. 27. K, O. T. M.- C. fnr n-froctlre r- ln society Unit, second F y " wiin nil and fourth Tnlay In each month. All fetione. Main iiji. vlgltlnjr Sir Knlphta cordially Invited. J. S. Kee. Kecord Keeper; B. D. Cstabrook, Commander. SM'TII. OFPICn OVKIt THB pirlnss Itank. Telephone. 30; iplione, Main 301. in.r m n.. nostnorATn. n and om ' , Telephone, Office, black j, black irnorsnrnraiciANANp TIl'O. rOOin milium. 21 Jipsiuencc jiiuiiici i-mi. PKNPI.nTON T.OD01F., KO. B2, A. F. AND A. M., meets first nnd third Mondays of each month. Visiting brethren welcome. T. J. Tweedy, V. M. ; Joe II. l'arkea. Sec. tFKVU nOOM 17 ASSOC I Tplenbone. Main 031 ; reel file, black 101. ' SnrKDRnsoN. rnrsiciAN JD. fcpeciailirw eje. i-ni, uwc Office in Bavinss nans ouua lljln 331. (c rnysiciANS. nns. yes. Office one block west I. ni,AKnSI.EE, CHItONIC i diseases nnd diseases of wo- hotcl rendleton. Cor. Water rcndleton, or. Tnone DENTISTS. rnNDi.CTON cnArTF.n, no. ss t. c Taylor, IT. P., P. P. Wamsley, secretary. Meets first and fonrth Friday of oach month In Masonic Hall. DAMON I.ODQn. NO. 4. KNIOHTS OP Pythias. U VT, Held, C. C; n. W. Fletcher, If. of It. and S. Meets every Monday In Secret Society nail. Monnr.N woodmrn op America. Tntnllla Camp, No. 6309. Meets first nnd third Mondays of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall. George A. Ilamblln, Con sul: O. A. Kobblns, Clerk. WOODMEN OP TTIE WOULD rtEGDLAIt meetlnss of Pendleton Camp. No. 41. W, of W. are held In Secret Society Hall every Saturday evening. Visiting neigh bors nre always welcome. J. P. Walker, Clerk; A. J. Owen. C. C. TOO.FAK FOIt HIM. S iperlnUnuVnt of the It. R. Co. So you want job ns fireman, eh? VpnllciuH- Yes, sir. Ciiprinifndent I'll have to nsk you a few nestlons. How fur is It te th l ll 7 , A .phc.mt Cee whir! It you're going to put mo on tluU line, I don't want fcAN, DENTIST. OFFICE IN Kg. 'Phone lied 71. DENTIST. OFFICE IN AS r'k, over Ht 271 mx., over Schmidt's new drag CTS AND builders. Inn, AncniTECT and su it, makes complete and rella- fbnllillngs ln the city or conn- Judd building. )LE. CONTRACTORS AND estimates furnished on short '. work a soeclalty. Prompt p on Illuff street near Main. CONTRACTOR AND BTJIUV Estes furnished on all kinds cement walks, stone walls etc. at East Oregonlan office. CS AND BROKER6. I0NAL HANK OP ATHENA. apltal, $30,000: surplus and Interest on time deposits. elgn and Domestic exchange. romptly attended to. Henry Went: T. J. Kirk, vice-presi- Tlarnett, cashier; P. S. Le nt cashier. ETON SAVINGS BANK FEN- gon. Organized March 1. SKO.OOO: surplus sno.ooo; red on time deposits. UN LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. THE OLD SEMPLE FEED YARD, 72S Cottonwood street. Lindsay & Doty props. Livery, feed and sale stable. Sad dle horses at all times. Horses for sals. Phone Red 41. TnE CITY LIVERY BOARD AND SALE Stable, M. J, Carney, proprietor, for fine turnouts. Stable 118 Alta street. COMMERCIAL STABLES, O. W. FROOME Prop. Livery, Feed and Boarding. AH kinds of turnouts. Competeut driven. Op posite Hotel Pendleton. 'Phone Main 101. DEPOT LIVERY, FEED AND SALES btables. First-class single and doable rigs for all occasions. 627 Cottonwood St., 'phone Main 7P1. Elvln Craig, prop. OREGON FEED YARD. W. T. BOYNTON Itoo. Special care given to horses left with me. Lower Webb street. 'Phone Red '204 BOARD AND LODGING. THE STRAnON ROOMING nOUBE. MAIN St., Mrs. R. A. Strahon, prop. Nice large trell kept rooms In new building, with rood clean beds. THE WniTE LODGING nOUSE, SOI Sonth Main street, M. T. Bradley, prop. Housekeeping rooms and lodging rooms. 9ood comfortable rooms and clean, well cept beds. Lodging 25 cents. UMPIRE LODGING HOUSE. CORNER. OP E. Court and Johnson streets : goods at and sold on an principal' BI .,.. Toam. wim, comfortable beds. n n nn mttA Ktn m nlirhf Thn Rmirf. Furnish, president : J. N. L attention given to col- Morris, cashier. fclal sldent ; T.. .T Prop. . tTn-rr-r it.ti pnnKPn av.ta AVn fcRB' BANK OP WESTON, I "V, ' n.Wl Vt th. rtsv or week. egon. Does a general bank- ; -. a t h, t ,., -4 .nd S5 week Limuutc uuukui- t,.n4)n,nn TTnn VoM in nnn n Of 1 1 on I.. THE EXCLUSIVE CLOAK, SKIRT, SUIT AND WAIST FACTORY Silk Waists made to order for $6,50, complete. Skirts and Jackets Arriving Daily DRESSMAKING A Specialty Gall and inspoct the new ideas. WESTON NEWS. ED. EBEN, Ptop. Pendleton Shoe Store Room. Udent: George W. rroebstel. .1. K. Kllgore, casnier; ai- nartman, M.- M. Johns. T. Graw, J. F. Kllgore. Robert Proebatcl. 5NAL BANK OP PENDLE- al S70.00U! surplus. $05,000. irenernl banking business. Ex- XSelegraphlc transfers sold on L . T- XAn Vn.t mnA I fl L I UUllDll., AV.n ail In the Northwest. Drafts Lnn, Japan and Europe. Makes treasonable terms. LeTl An It: W. F. Matlock, vlce-preal- IVnde. cashier: n. C. Ouem-Scashler. Neff, proprietor. BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING. L. GRKENAWALD, THE OLD RELIABLE Mnoemnner. nm cibs repainnE wun bh materials. Rhop In rear ol Dlndlnger, Wilson &Co. JOHN WILSON. FIRST CLAS8 8HOE maker and repairer. Best material nsed nd good work done. 8bop 117 Alta street. TOG RAP HERS. K LEADING PHOTOGRA- r sale. Finishing done for gn St., near bridge. 'Phone TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. F.8. MERPILL. SPOKANE. WASH . AGENT new Dentmore. Sennnd-band typewriters, supplies, renting, repalrlni. &ICAL SUPPLIES. COURT STREET. LA Electricians, dealers In elec- t.uones, stores, wired lor Mils r tnliinhnBMi. Elec- k all kinds. Get our prices, specialty. FOR SALE. FOR BALE A NEW REM1NOTOV TVPE writer; n bargain. Call at this office. FOR SALE AT TnE EAST OREGONIAN office, large bundles of newspapers, con taining over 100 big papers can be ob tained for J.i cents a bundle. & LAND BUSINESS. P. OFFICE COTTONWOOD louse Block j Innd office M Ollng of claims and Inl- 5 a specialty. OLD NEWSPAPERS TO TUT UNDER carpets, on shelves, walls, or for wrap ping purposes, uia newspapers in large bundles of 100 each at 25 cents a bundle at the EAST OREGONIAN office, Pendle ' ton, Oregon. FOR RENT. JR.. U H. i.Avn now. Nclslty made of land fil ls Insurance nnil nnllM-tlnna building, room 10. rfR RENT BARN. Rust, 302 Ann St, ENQUIRE OF MARY FOR RENT FURNISHED nonSEKEEPINQ rooms and single rooms. 719 Collect street, opposite court houso. Mrs. Alice Smith, Prop WANTED. WANTED NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR housekeeping. Apply at tbls office. ND CARRIAGES. HAPK- VPU' tun rrwnv I for the service of the nubile, i WANTED ADVERTISERS TO MAKE USE and Jaa. B. McKay prone. I of these classified columns. If you have fcmmerclal Liven Ht.M. Vr'i something you have no use for, offer to ivi nuu me pack will call . . v. . , . .u. .uwciutug uw, body may havend have no use for, some- i thlnir that vou mav need In your business. F, ERWIN BAKER, PEOP. iou may llave fln e"-8- horee that you m ooa. ESiand ID front Of I luaJ wiou w Liaur iur u vuw vr u icmiiih. snt I Some body may have the cow and vehicle and want the bone. A 15c or 25 cent want K uia Mr. r. I acl wl" Probably dp .the business, r- i"-iiih uehllkS. Come To Us For your lumber and building material of all descriptions and you will save money and get first-class stock. We can sup ply you with Doors, Windows, Screen doors and windows, building paper, lime, cement, brick and sand. We make a specialty of wood gutters for barns apd dwellings. Oregon Lumber Yard Alta St., opp. Court House. Extracts From the Leader's Columns of Local Matter. Miss Grace Knox hns returned from Pendleton, where shci hns boon spending vacation, nnd will enroll nt tho formal Monday. The, Misses Maud and Ethel Swhr Bart, of the class of '02, have been spending the summer on tho ranch, near Heppner. Mr, Swaggart Is erecting a residence nt Pendleton, whero they expect to make ihelr homo In tho future William IClng, who has endured much suffering from blood poisoning In the hand, submitted to a second operation recently nt walla Walla, one finger being entirely removed. He now hopes to be nblo to return to Weston within a fow days. Tho entire trouble results from a splin ter which entered his finger. Guy Thompson had his loft leg badly twisted Monday while driving to the Tamarack Mill Company's sawmill on Weston Mountain. The leg was dangling from the running gears and encountered a stump, and as usual, flesh and blood were worst ed in the collision. Despite the pain, the young man was able to drive back to town, and is now recovering. Two acres of American Banner oats yielded 70 bushels per aero at Fairview farm. The seed was obtain ed from Portland for It. F. Johnson by Chris Thoeny, and seems to find mountain soil congenial, Next year Mr. Johnson will devote a large part of his farm to its growth, as ho con siders oats a profitable mountain crop. His wheat this year averaged 35. bushels per acre. Tho monster tooth of some prehis toric animal was discovered in tho banks of Wild Horse Creek the other day by Mrs. Edwin Simpson, while engaged in the prosaic occupation or hunting eggs near her home. It was brought to town and has been pro nounced the tooth of a dlnosausus by the professor of science at the Normal. Klder Simpson thinks of digging and delving out there to see if he cannot unearth a bone mine, and relinquish farming. TWO LINES. time 15c times .... 20c week .. 30c Extra lines'. 10 cents each THREE LINES. 1 time , 20c 1 times 30c 1 week 45c a w:ek; 25 cents line per month. OYD'S JG .... IN REAL ESTATE House and two lots, with one of the prettiest lawns in town, cen tral location $2500 House and let, well shaded, nice lawn, not far from Main St, $2200 House and two lots witli stable. . . $900 House, five rooms, and lot, $750 House, four rooms, and lot $600 Vacant lots ranging from . , , . .... $200 to $250 each Farm property, 160 acres.. $2500 And much other property. Easy jjTcrms HOTELS. HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DltAN HR0S., Props. The Best Hotel in Pendleton mnl as good as any. For I POULTRY I and STOCK SUPPLIES CALL ON Colesworthy -AT TIIK- CHOP MILL 127 and 129 East A1U Street Joseph Ell, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL mis I! us Hoadqiinrtcrs for Traveling Men. Commodious Sample Rooms. Rates $2 & $2.50 Special rates liy week or mouth. Excellent Cuisine. Prompt Plnlnnrooni Service, livery Modern Convenience Bar and billiard room in conuootloi Only Three Blocks from Depot. GOLDEN"" "RULE HOTEL Corner Court nnd Johnson strttln, l't'ncllttoit, Oregon, F. Kolly, Proprlotor. a r-t - ADVANCED FROM ADAMS. KM EL, NEW AND 8ECOND fought and sold. Court 8t. Ilock. Call and him w DEALEU IN MISCELLANEOUS. KELLAIt nUOTHEnS, PLASTEB1NO and cementlnc Cement walk a ep- pI&Ut. KfitlmiitM fnrnUliMl tree Wfl SECOND (runrnnteed. Leave order at Badley at O, tn PA6S1NG BY Fine turnouts 1. of coure. a trlnmnli for thn owner ol an equlppsre. Your horee may be ,cedy, but It requires more than tbat calls Items About People and Things In Our Neighboring Town It. V. Peringer left last Sunday for Walla Walla, where ho will enter Whitman College as a ntuilent Mrs, Win S. Brown, accompanied by her two children, was unions the arrivals to Adams last week, who will make their home here. Win Krebs and wife, of Lawton and Will Krebs and wife, of Pendle ton, arrived in Adams on Wednes day, Tho Krebs brothers were for merly residents of this section anil have many friends and acquaintances here. Their step-mother, Mrs. Hat- tie Krebs, is a resident of Adams Georgo Marquis wan considerably surprised to learn that ho Is attend lng Whitman College, as reported In last week's Walla Walla Statesman, ana is inclined 10 ininK tiiero is some mistake about it Georgo is still holding a situation in an Adams warehouse, with profit to himself and his company, and tho baseball fans of the Garden City will liao to te main In gloom for awhile yet. G. W. Planting, a native of Fin lor a runaooui, surrevoreart tullt lor speed, ,,,, ,, ,7ii A,inn .1.,. v,i Whether you're IooiiIiil- for tred nr .tnf.iiitr ' land, hands Into tbo Advauco the fol In our line, you'll do well to call here notb.-1 lowing Finish word, which he pays iu6ur bu'kI8 made to wear M ell as be- 8 tUo J'f0, hU native log elegant, and.our rincks cannot be beaten) language: AlitolicekslntaumUomuilil- or SStSf TOKTir dclernc,a."5 ! ?ta"sa,k1"' T" , Trd 18 co,nl,1 fanners. We guarantee, all our goods. We! of 33 letters and is jilonoiiiu eil 1 i or I a27tlInB. 3rou i Zoknert cigar atore. Main St, I. ware and iriu-b... .n . , ' No. 212 Court St' SUBPCKIBEItS TO MAGAZINES, II' VOO Want to HlifMHliA tn mnfnrtnti ni nW FCKSMITHING 1 papers la the United States or ICurope, re- ' RON FOIt WnEAT rtAfR- KAST OltEGONIAN tbe net publisher's - ' tuw' al webh St'Ve will have It " wnT ion and aiuSe all 1RIA1 ' dad'i r. r-fUlie rusk .of the .money 'being Jost In, the JKIAl. PARLOR8. malls. It will save you both trouble and risk. If you are a subscriber to tbe East Oregonlan, ln remitting you .can deduct JO-.-per cent, from the publisher'! price. 'Address, EAST 'OltEGONIAN ' I'UU. , CO,, J'endletou; Oregon. have, plows from j up, and a new pole sprinft' Mr, planting without effort. A prize f .. in,-. .-. i . .,' lust out. simple and durable. your norses nou-i uare aore necis. Etorer's Gas Engine does tbe work. See us. NEAGLE BROTHERS Water 8t, near Main, I'endlston, Or. ilteAKD.fRJH9? AND BATH pthlnr in the best .sanlury MEN AND WOMEN. Uh BUj t for unnslarU of ruuouas toembrtnai. GUIlDtUd rraiuu Cuiuli,a. falcless, and not astru : IfHEWlUliHCUIUtOa. Bili"' wua oy uiH3Hit or seut in br xprMe, 1 cation to the peruou scuding In the longest intelligible, word. The above was awarded the prize. Jts moaning is found iu Its application to a per son who refuses to accept au .ipo! ogy for a real or fancied wrong by a nelghbor.-Adams Advance. Sheepmen Attention) For ret, at a Jow figure, 800 acres i-uia wru pasture land in Umatilla county. Ap UtCE'taif0 I'ly'to Charles Cardliifill. 453 12th iTflfL or A LattLiA .iS.A W 1 1 a-JfWriiAt.MWp 1 -fvil, . ' f HARNESS-SADDLERY HEATING STOVES, $3 to $25. COOK STOVES AND STEEL RANGES, $4 to S55. WJ.Gurke&Go. Court Street. M. HEATED 1$V STRAAl LIGHTED ISY ELECTHICITV Aiiicrliniii I'liu), ar, to tf -J,00 tlior duv. Kiirnpcuii l'lnn, .1lln. 7.1c, l.(lo. Hpcclnl rntih liy wuolc or luontli, Free 'bus meets nil trains Coninicrcinl trade solicited f:lne snmplf ruunit Special At lent ipn (iiven Country Trade HOTEL ST. GEORGE CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS. Lr . -3. -rf--.3L CH!CSESTER'S PiLU Orlalmtl n u.l Onlj- Ornnlnr it n A..,".,.'.'!u.I'i '" " If f I m v u:u '!' t.w . ll.i r. (Ufa .Hubklllilllwii' o In tmlif, t-0V ft nlu J D, , i l(,M,L)rl I r l.wtil. 4. r 1 i. 1 ... I. I I . all rf sW (ihO. DAHVEAU, Prop. Ilenntly Furnished Steam Heatea;, I-uripcan I'laii lllock and o half from depot. Sample room In ciuiiiectioii. ROOM RATE 50c, 75o, $1,00 Moimon aiahopa' I'llla i"- 11 . " ' r-j .. ' Iv-j.'. of uw fuim.. Oiurch uul llxil !.'! w.fM IVOiVv. t-ic. -. w -i n in 1.14 . 1 j. mm' ... tr I" cl t:(-buw. 4mljii.i, iiiura, vi i.ikx. CurvA Loit M ilio-jd, lm' ninfi cum' ltAat.'TUii,I. tlTlTll J A wri ter uArftiitc'. Utui SOLD DY TALUMAN & CO.. DfiU GGI8T8, PENDLEJON, OHEOON.