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Cards and Societies awb TRADE8. ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. ef.S3lON8 ssssissssaaarsssi..ii IS:ZU(. FRATERNAL ORDERS, PHYSICIANS. n "n royal NEionnons op America -r OFFICE IN JU"1! Wlldwood Camp. No. 2233, meets second hours. 1" ,0. 12 ' 1 fnrth Tnetday ot each month In Odd 0 i 'ione rI 371' Fellows' hall. Mrs. Ida Bolcemb, Oracle: Te"p ..."nrTTp Mrs. Nettle Robblna, Recorder. 4 KB' 5Li"eTe"troiil)lc9. eatar- DMATILLA TENT, NO. 27, K. O. T. M. Id c0 a iinpalrf'1 J""1"" Meet In Becret 8ocIcty Hall, aecond '""fi. fitted ff refractive er Bnfl toxsrth Ttlegaaj, !n eaCn month. All fTv Main H31 - TUItlng BIr Knlghta cordlallr tnTlted. J. fJ- Zvvtrir OVF.n I'lll) S. Kee. Record Keeper; E. D. Estabrook, RuTHI. ,,,nv Telephone, 30 ; Commander. tewb J'ii2il- 'PENDLETON LODQI3, NO. B2. A. P. AND "n noMKOI'ATHIC A. M., meeta flrat and third Mondays of BIRLD. omco In Jndrt each month. Visiting brethren welcome, and ur8tc,f tilack 73; T. J. Tweedjr, W. M. ; Joe . I'arkes, Bee back 1' PENDLETON CHAPTER, NO. 28 T. C. I TJapPIIYHICIAN AND Taylor, II. P., P. F. Wamsley, secretary. AM HOUsr-. 20. Judd bullillnff. Meets drat and fourth Friday of each tOfflce. idtnce 'phone, black month In Masonic Hall. I DAMON LODGE. NO. 4. KNIGHTS OP ----r00Jt 17 ARSOCIA" pythUB. L. W. Held, C. C; IL- W. ssV iimkene. ranln 031; real- Fletcher, K. of R. and 8. Meeta erery ... Mart lgl Monday In 8ecret Society Hall. "TEBSnN PHYSICIAN MODERN WOODMEN OF " AMERICA. " jwliltlw eye. ear, pobp Tutullla Camp, No. 0308. Meeta flrat "nut la Sarlnps llnnk build- and tnIrd Mondayg of eacn m0Tlth at Odd , Big Ml. Fellowa' Hall. George A. Hamblln, Con- r-nTTBICIANB" DR8. aul ; Q. A. Robblna, Clerk. Kejps. Offlcc one block west W00DMEN OF TIIE WORLD REGULAR corp. meetings of Pendleton Camp, No. 41, W. : .--orm' rnnfWir' of W, are held In 8ecret Society Hall g. BtAKCSLE eTery Saturday evening. Visiting neigh- ,a '"'ri ton Cor Water bora are always welcome. J. P. Walker, SirtX! Ore. r TOone Clerk; A. J. Owen, C. C. DENTISTS. EitiK DENTIST. OFFICE IN Ultf. 'lione reu n. nrVTIST. OFFICE IN A3- bik, oer Schmidt's new drug ! id ITI. IeCTS AND BUILDERB. turn AltCIIITIX'T AND "RU- Eni main complete nnd rella' ft WUIush 111 the cltv or conn' 17 Judd am '"lis i rnr.K. CONTP.ACTOKB AND uinmirM fnrnlfh;il ." short lb work a specialty. Prompt lop on Bluff street near Main. COXTnAfTOIt AND HUIt.D- imatea furnished on all kinds cement walk"!, stone ai.s, etc i at East Jregonlan offlce. NKS AND DROKER8. TIONAI, RANK OF ATHENA. (Capital, JiO.t'iM; surplus and BO. Interest on tine deposits. Iif.sn nml li'Mii-8tc' cm lini.ge pr nty niipiiilcl to Henry Srwi'lent: T .1 KlrK, vii-e-tireal- P.arnett, cashier, r. H. Le tant ca!:icr. BIKItS' DANK OF WESTON, Dregon. Does a general bank lACiianze rinusnt and sold. promptly attended tc. It. kildent: (Seorce W. Proebstel. at; j. it. Kiigore, casuier ; m- iiartinan. ji. II. Johns. T. ID. Uraw, J F Kllgore, Robert IW, I'roebatcl. ICTON RAVINGS "ANk"iKN, KKon. Oi'L'lllll? il Mii"eh 1. HI fiO.OflO: siirnlns SOO.000 : lift on nine liciinstts. Ex and sold ,jn all nrlnidnnl p'il alb'iitlun given to col. i J. turnlsli. nresldent : J. N. sldent; T J. Morris, cashlei. hOXAL IiANIC OK PENDLR- W Jio.ono : surnlus. $05,000. Itntrtl banking business. Ex lrjphlc transfeis sold on iruclsco. New York and f In the Northwest. Drafts u,lapan nnd Europe. Makes Eiutonauie terms, l.evl An I: W. V Mntloclc. vli-B.nrl. HtAe, cashier; II. C. Quern- tuoitr. LIVERY AND FEED 8TABLE8. THE OLD BEMPLH PEED TARD, 728 Cottonwood street, Lindsay ft Doty prop. Llrery, feed and sale stable. Bad die horse at all time. Hotm for aJ. Tnone Red 41. THE CITY LIVERT BOARD AND BALE Stable, M. J. Carney, proprietor, for fine turnouts. Stable 118 Alta street. COJJMERCIAL STABLES, O. W. FROOMH Prop. LlYery, Feed and Boarding. All kinds of turnouts. Competent driver. Op posite Hotet Pendleton. "Phone Main 101. OREGON FEED YARD, W. T. BOYNTON Prop. Special care given to horses left with me. Lower Webb atreet 'Phone Red 204 BOARD AND LODGING. THE STRAHON ROOMING HOUSE, MAIN St., Mr. R. A. Strahon, prop. Nice large veil kept rooms in new bnlldlng, with good clean led. THE WHITE LODGING HOUSE, 801 rionth Main street. M. T. uraaiey, prop, dousekeeplng room end lodging rooms. Jood comfortable room and clean, well tept beds. Lodging 25 cent. EMPIRE LODGING HOUSE, CORNER OP E. Court and Johnson street; good large, cleau room with comfortable bed. Rates 2Bc and 00c a night. The. Smart, Prop. P0T0GRAPHER8. MAS, LEAPING l'HOTOGRA P. dtf. Harvest views. In- B UK. Finishing done for w ot, near bridge. 'I'lion FRICAL 8UPPLIE8. HOTEL ALTA, CORNER ALTA AND Mill street. Board by the day or week. Good table set. Rates S4 and SB per week. Pendleton Feed Yard In connection. L. Neff, proprietor. "Sonny, 1 see that you have been fishing?" "Ylth, thlr." v "But you didn't catch any dsli?" ji "No. thlr." "And I trust tlinl you didn't" "Oil! no, thlr My mn will do all the tliwenrlng when I get home." COMMERCE-TRADE LITTLE CHANGE NOTED IN THE LOCAL MARKETS. BOOT AND s.HOE REPAIRING. L. GREENAWALD, THE OLD RELIABLE Shoemaker. First class repairing with best materials, unop in rear oi uinoinger, tviuon &Co. JOHN WILSON, FIRST CLASS BHOE maker and repairer. Beat material used and good work done. Shop 117 Alta street. FOR RENT. FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooms and single rooms. 719 College street, opposite court house. Mrs. Alice Smith, Prop WANTED. W ANTE D NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOB housekeeping. Apply at this office. pi,1,KT STREET. LA EMrttlans, dealers In elee- stores, wired for . WUl t.l..l ...... I nl i v .wi"uiim. r.iec It i 0tt r Prices. Pi "-AND BUs"lNE8s7 KRS. npifmn : FpS1I,.tlflln'', n IsLiih. l' ? LAND COM- lbulMi?2."3.eoII:tlou. AND carriages! LCK. .NEW AvrTVTv ,Zrf of the mil Mc. ".k win call 1M' St 'nTP'.PP. t.Koc. Can c'5"irt St.. - ",R IN SECOND If (!... T ana Vi5?!."'"! tnre. 212 Court .ilii"" nd smithing". SUPPLIES. ofilce. MISCELLANEOUS. PENDLETON MACHINE SHOP AND FOUN dry, Baltezore & Howe, proprietors. Black smithing and general jobbing. Iron and brass earnings. All kinds of machiLery repairs. I'houe Red ai. KELLAR " BROTHERS, PLASTERING and cementing. Cement walk a spe cialty. Estimates furnisned tree, wo guaranteed. Leave order at Badley Znhners cigar store. Main St., P. 104. ley aj O. Ot Nasal rj . r. mini In ..1 Its stoges there '"'oiiA. !i ehould bo cletudinea. Ely's Creaia Valii cleanses, eonthenandlicals the dUeiicd iiicmiir.uie, 1 1 enres tatnrrh and drh as way a cold in I lie huid quickly. C'reum Balm Is plsnd Into iho nostrils, spreads over the membrano and Is absorbed. Relief Is lm. mediate and a euro folium. It is sot drying does not produco sneezing. Large Size, SO eents at Drug gists or by mall; Trial Size, 10 cents by mall. ELY BROTHERS. M Warren Street. New York CHICHESTER'S PILLS I Uiuwif i tin 1 1 umn i a is . Lauiie. ajii lfruxuiti rr CIUCUKHTEU'H KNUIJtll in ICC It a4 UolA ncultla tout, wih blue rlbbuu. TtLe nu other JtefUae Nub)lltuttjntul ImltAtlou. Aik ywir Unvfiit, or Miui 4 cenU lu (Jn fur I'mr tlpulum. Itluiiiiiliilei anil ItuuLlrt r i.!!, of rMyrii Mall. ow Dim l"rm. ClJilutttsttrr till in feat Co, AIMI.ou Kauon-, I'll. LA., VA MEN AND WOMEN. Uh BUtO for unnatural diicbargixJarUmmtUani, Irritations or ulcerations 1 La atrUln.. at muOOUS EOeOl UTS1M1 , I frtftflu OonLui.1, Pslnleas. and cot astral' iTHtEvAUSCHEHiotiOd. gent or iwUocout. QmcimuTi,o.Hi r vmsiasH, or sent in oiaia hihsmsl tr exprou, prepsld. for avjjjsfjr OuiuiMd ft. tf. 00. or S Lottlait. 4? TV Circular seut va roaaofU rimed lor Gleet. Gonorrhsiaand Ruanlngt H 48 HOURS." Cures Kid. n and Bladder Troubles. lUslflssssV (WWII The Wheat Market Is Strong, Al though Little Is Selling Flour Shipments Are Heavy Strawber ries Are on the Market. Little change is noted since last week in the local markets. Potatoes have dropped a notch and are nov quoted at $1.25 a sack. Beef and meats of all kinds remain about the same figure that it has been auotcd all summer in the local markets. Eggs are still scarce and cannot b& had to supply the demand at 30 cents a dozen. Strawberries. Vhlle it is out of season for straw berries, they are still on the market. F. S. Younger & Son sold 140 boxes yesterday at 25 cents a box. These came from the Weston Mountain country and are of a veiy fine variety nnd flavor. Wheat Locally. The local wheat market is still strong but the sellers and buyers are very reluctant about coming together on deals. Very little is changing hands. Local buyers are not anxious to buy and farmers will not sell at the presont price. Of course, an occasion al deal is made, but they are scarce end small. Fifty-three and a half cents was the price quoted late Wed nesday evening and the day before exporters sent in no quotations at all. In speaking of the situation at Fort land, the Commercial Review says: The wheat market during the past week has been' quiet. Sellers have en l'anced ideas as to values, but buyers are holding aloof and are paying more attention to loading spot vessels than In purchasing more wheat, as nearly all of them have a surfeit of same to last them for some time to come. Prices at the present time are higher than the cargo market warrants. The wheat shipment so far this month is ery large, and It looks as if the mouth or October will be a record' breaker from the two North Pacific ports Quotations In this market rule for club fi4c; bluestem, C7c; valley, (iCc. Flour. The Hour market at the preaent time is In a fairly good condition. The demand from Japan and South Africa is reported as good, and millers are all hajd at work filling orders. From China the demand 's not so cood. Storks there are going down ranldlv. but buyers are not stocking up freely. end cable bids are away out of the lange of prices from otlier sections of Iho globe. During the past week over (0,000 barrels of flour went abroad to China, Japan and Siberia. Quota. nous runge iron, jz.su to 53.25 per narrei. Barley, The barky market rhows little change, notwltnstandlng the market in California is weaker and has caused shipments to that place temporarily to cease. Feed Is in fair demand at. lining prices, urewors are not buy ing freely an.l only when choice lots of brewing Is offered. Quotations range from $19.50 to $21 per ton. Wool Markets. Boston, Oct, 1C. Tho wool market hore is very strong and 'the trading has been active. Territory wool 13 thoroughly well held, with sales ot good sized lots at full quotations. Fine staple territory, 55iC0c; strict ly fine, 5055c; fine and fine medium, 5065e; medium, 4547c. Local Market Prices. The following -show the prices paid on the local market; Pineapples, $6 a dozen. Tomatoes, 5 cents per pound. Peaches, 10 cents per pound. Apricots, 10 cents per pound. Plums, three boxes for 25c String beans, 5c per pound. Parsnips, 76c per sack. Cabbage, 2c per pound r-s. t. O nAiisiil' Onjt. Potatoes, $1.25 a hundred. Garlic, 12V&C per pound. Pendleton Live Stock and Poultry. Chickens, hens, per doz., $2.50 to $3.60. Turkeys, per lb., 10c Geese, per doz., $9. Spring chickens, per doz., $2.60 and $3. Ducks, per doz., $3.76. Pigeons, per doz., $1.50. Eggs, 30c in trade. Butter, 40c and 65c per roll. Choice Beef Cattle, Etc Cows, per hundred, $33.15. Steers. $3.00. Hogs, live, $6. Hogs, dressed, 8c. Calves, dressed, 89c. Pendleton Retail Grocery Prices. Coffee Mocha and Java, best, 40c per lb; next grade, 36c per lb; lower grades coffee, 26c to 15c per lb; package coffee, 15c per lb. Rice Best head rice, 12V4c per lb; next grade, 8 1-3 c per lb. Sugar Cane granulated, best, $5.25 per sack; do., 16 lbs. $1. Salt, coarse, $1.25 per 100; table, $2.50 per 100. Flour, B. B. $3.25 per bbl. Flour, Walter's, $3.25 per bbl. Indian Club Women. Greencastle, Ind., Oct. 15. Final preparations have been completed to entertain in comfortable style the In diana Federation of Women's piubs, which will meet in annual convention here tomorrow, under conditions per haps more favorable for a successful meeting than ever before In the history of the, organization. The local clubs" are especially strong, and on them will Involve the work of entertaining the visitors. Their efforts have proven so successful that every visitor will be entertained at a private house and will therefore, be at no expense while In Greencastle. The meeting undoubt edly will be the largest in point of at' tendance of any yet held in Indiana. Women's clubs of all kinds will bo represented and in addition there will be many women famous in literary and educational work from other states The first session will be held tomor- ,row morning and will be In the nature of a welcoming demonstration. HOTEL3. HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS,, Props. The Best Hotel in Pendleton and as cood as any. Headquarters for Traveling Men, Commodious Sample Rooms. Rates $2 & $250 Special rates by week or month. Excellent Cuisine. Prompt Dlnlngroom Service, Every Alodern Convenience. Bar and billiard room in connection Only Three Blocks from Deoot. GOLDEN RULE HOTEL Comer Court and Joftuioii Streets, Pendleton , Oregon F. Kelly, Proprietor. mum. M. Scarcity of Eggs. wana walla, uct. 15. with eggs scarce and selling at 30 cents a dozen readily upon the local market, the Walla Walla housewife Is wondering what condition will confront her when cold weather sets In. In this city eggs have been scarce for weeks and local merchants are unable to supply the demand even at high prices freely offered. While a lively interest has been created in poultry In this section in recent years, the number of fowlg kept Is small when compared with the people to be sup pl.ed with eggs and poultry, and high prices generally rule. Once in a while Easetrn eggs are shipped In, hut in most cases they prove unsatisfactory, and merchants are afraid to venture far In the Importation business. Traced to Portland. Portland, Ore., Oct, 16. J. H. Peare, a ia uranue jeweler, whose store was robbed of diamonds to the value of about $000 during the recent street fair in that city, has located his prop erty in this city. He recovered $300 worth of Hugs and plnB from one party In Eastern Oregon, who is now in the tolls of the law, and his search and clues after the remainder led him to Portland, where he feels confident of capturing the thief and regaining ins property, In New Archbishop's Honor. New York, Oct, 15. Elaborate ar rangenients have been completed for a banquet to be held at the Park Ave nue Hotel tonight in honor of the ele vation of Bishop Farley to the arch, bishopric of the metropolitan diocese. Tho affairs will be under the auspices .of the St. Gabriel's School Alumni So ciety and will be attended by priests and prelates of the Cathplic church and several hundcrd prominent laymen, Cheese, per pound; 20c Onions, 2c per pound. Green onions, 26c dozen.4 Beeis, per pound, lHc.""" I have for sale pure bred Pekin ; ducks, large size. Per pair, $2.50, per trio, $3. Can deliver in Pendleton during October. Mrs. B. F. Raley, I Echo, Or. HEATED BY STEAM LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY American Plan, fnles 1 S", to $'.'.00 Ipcrduv. Eliroj.cuil I'lull, OOo. Trie, SI. OO. Spocln.1 riitoH by wtwk of month. Free 'bus meets all trains Commercial trade solicited Fine sample room Special Attention (liven Country Trade HOTEL ST. GEORGE CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS. GEO. DAfiVEAU, Prop. Elegantly Furnished Steam Men tea European Han Block and a half from depot Sample room In connection. ROOM RATE 50c, 75c, $1.00 THE POfiTLARJD PORTLAND, OREGON American Plan. H per day ami unwsrd. Iiraduuarter fur louri.l and commercial trav eler.. Special rales mule to famllks and simile gentlemen. Tlie management will be pleaded at all times to nhow rooms and give prices. A moaern Turki.ii oaincbiamihiiuieniin I lie Hotel. H is UOWHKB, Manager. Babbitt Metal, best In the world. In bars. Price $1 per bar, at tho East Oreoonlan Office. aVVVVWVVVVVVVSryVjjjjj For POULTRY and STOCK SUPPLIES CALL ON Colesworthy AT TUB CHOP MILL 127 and 129 East Alt Street vvvvwwviiB Joseph EH, WHOLESALE AND, RETAIL 4$ -kj.c. m rsk.s'1 vx I HARNESS-SADDLER? Come To Us For your lumber and building material of all descriptions and you will save money and get first-classvstock, Wc 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 and dwellings. Oregon Lumber Yard Alta St., opp. Court House. COPYRIGHT FOR COURTING or sedate marbled life tliu vehicles we offer Hire no supenors-ilouiit If lliey liave iqu is, Our Una of surreys, runabouts, drays, top bug. glea ami phaetons, rubber tired, It tou prefer moiii, )a u mouei oi ext ennnce, son. we Here with extend to you a cordial Invitation to call and sea for youtsclf Kxamrne our Winona h ckf, mmle for this climate! of I lie very best maturlil, aud ar stylith and durable fl sou want a wagon, hack, buggy or plow, wo have) the best line In the city, fftooud baud yehlules ol all kinds al ways on hand. Examine our gasoline engines, sawmills aud threshers. NHAQLB DROTHBRB Water St, near Ualn, I'eodlatoo, Or. ORLAN CLYDE CULL EN COUNHELLOK-AT-LAW U. H Hupreino Court REGIHTKRKD ATTOKNKY U. B. I 'u tent Ofilce U. S. anil FOREIGN PATENTI Trade Marks and Copyrights TOO Ttii ft., N, W WuHlilnKtou, I), fl Mormon pUhOpS Fills Ua w um 5 t-y U iMOcri ut ii Meruit Church w (feci fUijvfs IWuki ewe Uit wrt4 cum la U u4 yuuur tmiajr Uwa !. u uurai sUube Munnooa im POtfincr t-oat powers r-icni-uo6, apermaiorrnosa insomnia, pa ni i) Bac,p evil uanrcn. luminal cmlMlonii Lam iiaoi$ r-erv.?ua u bnitjr, Headacho,Unmn0 to Wy7i annum, VnrTcocnU. or Gdns-lpailon, (p QuIcknaU'of 3- lrfl chiirto. atopi N1 vous.TvifUcnlns of t ye ltd, ukai u iwrneTw,. IJAJ rM.Ti.5 r ? cltv fiiru-tlan. LKifir t'ct d ..i.rvi ut. A run Is si I hhnit. WJl'rJM liu-.infM (.ir.ilL iitul(rvLstisl til I. 9HJ1 SOLD BY TALLMAN & CJ., DRU GQISTS, PENDLETON, OREGON.