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tess Cafds and Societies 1 FE5S0N8 AND TRADES. ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. pHVSICIANS. - nrpiCR IN J ODD rOI.R 0?Xk. 12 a. m.: u n PESrAIN BLOCK. F.K. Li 'e trouble. catar il tr" fmpslred hearing. tl. OttM. refractive er- (rtlT ."""V, at '"; ni,!! Telephone, SO ; I it n. nojiKui'AiJiiv. FlB&JLSn Offlc In Judd &s&si offlce- b ibuA '-TonrsE. rnvsiciAN ARU u.- T0OU1 - . . 1 L Til Kll,fnt'e l"lone' Dla" FRATERNAL ORDERS. noTAL NEionnona op America miowwH vamp, no. -sss, meets second ad fourth Tuesday of each month la Odd rauowa- nail. Mrs. Ida nolcomb, Oracle 1 . U.MI. II.LL1 n m Mil. iicuia aviuiu, iwonivr. UMATILLA TENT, NO. 2T, K. O. T. It, Meets In Secret Society nail, second ana ronrtn Tncsaaji in each month. All visiting Sir Knltrhts cordlallr Invited. J. S. Keea, necord Keeper; B. D. Eatabroos, ITiirtr ROOM It ABOU1.1A. r"S;rf. main 031; resl- "rtVPERSOS, THYSICIAN "'cu.iniiiM f". ear. rose In Savings Dank build- jeilaWl' , MIC : stra tum- r nr.AKnsi,KK. rnnosic m jlseuM and diseases of Hotel jenuipiuu. ' rga, jfnoieKKi. uic iuuuc r-HYSICIANS. DBS. Once one mora weai PENDLETON LODGE, NO. 82, A. P. AND A. M., meets first sad third Mondays of csco moDu. t uning oremren welcome. T. J. Tweedy, W. M. ; Joe H. rarkes, 8ec. PENDLETON CHAPTER, NO. 28 T. C. layior, u. i, v. tr. wamsley, secretary. Meets first and fonrth Friday of each mouin in Masonic uau. DAMON LODGE. NO. 4 KNIGHTS OF rytmas. L. W. Held, C. C.: B, W. Fletcher, K. of R. and 8. Meets every rauuuay in oecrei oociety uau. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Tutollli Camp, No. 6S9. Meets first ana tmra Mondays or each month at Odd reiiows' uau. ueorge A. namblln. Con' bui ; u. a. KODOins, Lien. "DENTISTS. faiOS. DENTIST. OFFICE IN Idicf. Phone rea ii. PTnENTIST. OFFICE IN AS bl'ort. ov;r Schmidt's new drag NKS AND BROKERS. Itioxal rank of atiiena. . capital, .iu,uw ; eurruui una fry) Interest on tljie deposits. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD REGULAR meetings of Pendleton Camp. No. 41. W, of W. are held In Secret Society Hall every Saturday even Inc. vlsltlnr. Reich bora are slwats welcome. J. P. Walker. uteri; a. j. uwen, u. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. THE OLD 8EMPLB FEED YARD. T28 Cottonwood street, Lindsay ft Doty props, urery. reed ana sale stable, saa die horses at all times. Horses for sals. 'Phone Red 41. THE CITT LIVERY BOARD AND SALE Stable, M. 3. Carney, proprietor, for line turnouts. Stable 118 Alta street. Incident T J 1 ' .. .... I I h iiarocii. caamer ant cashier F. S. Le COMMERCIAL STABLES, 0. W. FROOME Prop. Livery, Feed and Boarding. All kinds of turnouts. Competent drivers. Op posite Hotel renaieton. -rnone Main iox OREGON FEED YARD, W. T. BOYNTON Prop. Special care given to horses left witn me. Lower wcdd street, -rnoae Red 204 EMEI'.S' BANK OF WESTON, 1 (Oregon. Does a general bank f nrnmntlr attended to. It. krwldeat; George W. Proebatel, rnp. WHITE LODGING HOUSE, 801 nt, J. It. twllgore. casnier ; m-j yfo ttTeeU VU T. Bradley, prop. BOARD AND LODGING. A. Hartman, M. M. Johns, T. . D Graw J -F. Kllgor. Kobcrt W. I-roebstel PLKTO.V SAVINGS HANK PKN IOfon Oi-eanli-id March 1. iltil J50.000; surplus $90,000; Uloked on unie ui'poslts. Kx i;h' and snld on nil nrlocipnl liw'al ntt"titlna glrcn to oil- J. Kurnlsn. nrenldent J. r. nmtdent: T J. Morris, cashlei. fej, uslitant cuhler. Ltional RANK OF PENDLE- kpltal J70,OrtO; surnlus, $05,000. general nanKlng luislnesa. Ei- teiecrannic transreis sola on Pan rranclsco. New York and ninta In the Northwest. Drafts China. Japau and Eurone. Makes Son reasonable terms. Levi An- Mint: W. F Matlock, vlee nresl- Wtde, cashier; H. F. Johnson, as- Met, floneekecptng rooms and lodging rooms. Qood comfortable rooms and clean, well tept beds. Lodging 25 cents. EMPIRE LODGING HOUSE, CORNER OF E. Court and Johnson streets; goods large, clean rooms with comfortable beds. Rates 25c and BOc a night. Thos. Baaut, 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. Nell, proprietor. IfECTS AND BUILDERS. "Atm. ARCHITECT AND SU- leat. makes comolete nod le'Ia- lor buildings In the cltv or couu-. li Judd rniriliu'4 BOOT AND CHOE REPAIRING. L. GREENAWALD, THE OLD RELIABLE Shoemaker. First cl&sa repajrlnr with best materials. Shop In rear of Dludlnger, Wilson 40o. JOHN WILSON, FIRST CLASS BHOB- maker and repairer. Boat saaterlal used and good work dons. Shop 11T Alta street- VALUABLE ASSISTANCa "How many gallons of milk do you get a day?" "Fifty." "Gee! You must have a good pump." WAS THE NESTOR OF THE IRON TRADE. li COt.U, CONTRACTORS AND iMitmatM lurnHhM on snort worK a snclaUv. l'roropt pop on Uluff street near Main. CONTRACTOR AND !!UIl,D- tloates furnished on all kinds .cement walks, stone a1 u, etc I at fast ireconlnn omre PHOTOGRAPHERS. FOR RENT. rOB RENT-FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooms and single rooms. 719 College street, opposite court house. Mrs. Alice Smith, Prop. MISCELLANEOUS. C- E. TKOl'TMAN. ARCHITECT AND SUPER Intsndent, Room 13, Association Building Pendleton, Oregon. TUX. LEADING PHOTOGRA-1 Phone Red 26. i toe city narveet views. In- tor aaie. rinishire none for j Main St., near bridge. 'Phone PENDLETON MACHINE SHOP AND FOUN dry, Ualtezore & Howe, proprietors. Black smithing and general jobbing. Iron and brass casting. All kinds ol machinery repairs. ECTRICAL SUPPLIE8. T. N. KELLAR, PLASTERING and cementing. Cement walks a spe cialty. Estimates furnished free. Wo guaranteed. Leave orders at Badley ai Zahner's cigar store. Main St., P. O. be 104. 8. COUP.T STREET, LA Electricians, ripftlprn In ol ill- . uousw. stores. wlr1 for PU. bells or telephones. Elec-. ' sii imas Get our prices. 1 ipedalty , NtUND BUSINE88. '. fcwi n'.-i...'Bnu OI?c.e (,.. ?"' riaims an ini- 9WJ i,. ' "oe oi iana ni- tm Uml. nn aa collections. I- "Wing, room 10. !LND CARRIAGES. teiF.D VERY, 6- cll'M:. I . McKay, props. twin il .'V stable or I m ,nI the hack will call John Fritz Will be Banqueted by the Captains of Invention and Industry at the Waldorf-Astoria Tonight New York, Oct. 31. The Waldorf- Astoria banquet hall will be the scene tonight of the most notable banquet that has taken place in thts city since the affair in honor of Prince Henry. Captains of Invention and industry, the central figures of finance allied with the iron trade And the leading membcis of the engineering profession In this country and Europe will gather about the board to celebrate the 80th birthday of John Fritz, Ironmaster and Inventor of Bethlehem, Pa. The ban quet will also signalize the success tul founding of the John Fritz gold medal for achievement in the indus trial sciences, the medal to be award ed annually by a committee of the American Institute of Mining Eugi- ears and the American Institute of Klcctrical Engineers. At the banquet the speakers select- d will respond not only for each branch of the engineering and me chanical arts, but for the army and navy and allied interests. John Fritz is the nestor of the iron ttade in this countty. He began life as a blacksmith in 183S. and in his long career has been identified with r.lmoft every Important step in the process of making iron and steel, which has resulted in an increase in. i he American product of a aiilflon tons in 1838 to 16,000,000 in 1901. Capital Quiet on Eve of Election. Washington, D. C, Nov. 3. The ap proach of the election day has brought on Washington a Sunday quiet. The departments have been emptying themselves of voters for several days and this morning in all the big government buildings the forces were reduced to the lowest minimum possible. The government service is not allowedw to suffer be cause of this exodus of voters, as the beads of the departments have been preparing for the lack of workers by getting the routine work well in hand and in such condition that a reduced number of employes can handle it In. several cases where public business prevented employes from leaving their places in the departments, pairs have been arranged with men of oppo. site party. President Roosevelt will cast his vote at Oyster Bay and Sec retaries Shaw, Hitchcock and other members of the cabinet likewise have journeyed home to cast their ballots?. Of ' all the government bureaus the largest quota of voters left the gov eminent printing offlce. There are 3000 men in that offlce and a consider able portion of them asked for leave of absence. Most of them are demo' crats. The civil service laws have extended sp much in recent years that the exodus of government em ployes to the different states hardly will improve the chances of either party. Nearly all of the government places in which the salary per annum is less than $3,000 are now covered by the civil service laws, and in most of the departments both parties are The crowning effort of his life was the conception, the designing and erec-, about eouallv reriresented. tion ot the great forge and armor plate plant of the Bethlehem Steel I Company, of which ho was the chief Kitchener Opens Gordon College engineer . nnd superintendent from I860 to 189S. A t .. I.--! . ..i : .... 1 1 . . i i I nc t-.n "min S. mZnZZSZ.? ere today of Gordon Col London, Nov. 3. Official from Khartoum Uall of the advices formal S5,ffI5.BraB. PROP? Urut 3' Btan- Jn frpnt of IO'DaTiit . wis Uicht A.ND SECOND i,. Biru5n' and o d f... i. DEAt.pn "7Z P- If tiTSTi SECOND L"5 WsiSiX If.??7th!I1g ' yon yite var i """no turnlture, rtee. S l 212 r.?t. call and JLACKSMITHINQ " Ust In . ""EAT RACKS. hl-lD t0n. 814 Webb St HprtBiT: New' Lfc. SPOKANE. WARtf n ....rinore. u. . . """'nr rer,1ri WANTED -VaSiTTt-t- EffiSSfe In BRANCH Si'f4eJ.if,?fJ0-. Addreu .--ii, unio, u', n nole CONNUBIAL JOYS are greatly enhanced by finely laundried linens. We can add to the sum of domestic hap piness in this respect. Can't be beat at laundry work. Do up your shirts and collars in Ai style. And you'll then have a "bosom friend" that'll give you comfort and pleasure. -Special attention to collars and cuffs. Finest work. Low est prices. Satisfactory service THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY S . F. Robinson. Prop. Pendleton' CHICHESTER'S PILLS A fitMiidaril IUihcOj, told fuf )ti jear. 1V.VVV leillUOUIIl. U3iu, sva, viutiisi f (UlCHKMTKlt'tt KMLIHII la UKU mtul Gtfltl tueullU how, eM Ub bluu rlUxu. TaLe no other. IltrM HubUutiiiNis4ltaUatltffift. Att ft uru;it rir wxl 4 ctil tut vr ir tltiuliiPik Tetliaoiltit O't HvosVtet for J.iwllf, b; r. torn Mcil. fvl4 l! aU lirbauu i'hk-ltMitf r Itinlml UudUuM aVwUMrt I'll iLA. estlgations in his little office in Bethlehem, where he can be found daily with his assistants. He works early and lete, and is even as indus tiious as iu his early life, when he spent from 18 to 24 hours a day among the forges of the Bethlehem works. He is a striking example of the typi cal American, born of poor parents, who were nolid, substantial and Ood fearliig. With only a district school education, gained in the middle part of Pennsylvania, he started life with the Btimulus and opportunity that American iltlzcnslilp givps, and at ttiued a position in the steel industry Hint is iprnsnWo(1 liv tno u'linlo u-nrlil I . . . ' n ,.i. ii. trial sciences ic iiuodui Lue vmy uiAU iiuw fil ing of the fcmall group that introduced ir;to the Uiiited Statet the Bessemer steel procefs. A great economical it-volution was thereby effected ftom which has flowed the tremendrus de velopment been today in steel manu facture, in the United States. The leading men in the industry today are the pupils of John Fritz. In 1893 the British lion and Steel Institute gave Mr. Fritz the Bessemer gold medal, which is about the high est distinction a steelmaker can re ceive. Charles Hewitt, who laid ills. career at the Trenton Iron Works and made a vast fortune for himself and his brother, Abram S. Hewitt, is the only other American who has- been so honored. lege, for which plans have been mak ing for a number of years past. Vis count Kitchener, to whom more than to anyone else the success of the un dertaking is due, was the central fig ure in the Inaugural ceremonies and among the other participants were leading representatives of the Egpti- an government. Though far removed from what are usually considered the centers of learning and civilization in modern Egypt, Gordon college at Khartoum is designed to rank among the foremost educational institutions of that country. The institution is to be conducted on progressive lines and the teachings will embrace the Indus- as well as the more common branches of learning. Relig ious dogma will not be embraced in the curriculum and the college will be open to Mohammedans, Jews, As syrians and all other races to be found In Egypt. REAL ESTATE Tho following have boon Hated with me: 320 acres, stock or dairy ranch, well fenced; never-tailing springs, creek; timber for lumber and wood; now cuts 125 tons hay, worth J8.B0 on place; large hay barn; comfortable house; machinery and 100 tons hay goes with the place; good summer range and good land to take Joins; 2 miles to postofflce and store. Price $4,000. A half-way house and 200 acres, new $1200 house; large barn and sheds; running water; fruit; has pasture and haj land. The business paid $240 last month. Price, $3,000. 175 acres, three miles from town; 30 acres bottom now Irrigated; flvo acres cholco garden land; balance In pasture and grain, north slope; spring and crook; a vaulablc property, only $2,350. 3G0 acres, stock and grain farm, 5 miles from town; 35 acres bottom; "5 acres summer fallow In grain; hay brought $1350. this year; good spring; a fertile farm, with machinery for $4,500. I have some desirable town prop erty; House and 7 lots, with nice orchard and garden; shade trees; cellar, barn for horses; rich, moist soil; $2,100. New House and two lots, good loca tion north of river; six rooms and bath; cellar; stone fence; hot and cold water; $2,100. ..Now House and one lot, south part of town; flv(e rooms and bath; lawn; can offer this but a few days at $1,550. These properties nave not been of fered before. N. T. CONKLIN. Ofllce lu Postolllce. HOTELS. HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS., Props. The Best Hotel in Pendleton and as good as any. TRANSPORTATION LINES. Headquartors for Travollng Hon. Commodious Sample Rooms. Rates $2 & $250 Special rates by week or month. Excellent Cuisine. Prenipt Dlnlngroom Service. Every Atodcrn Convenience. Bar and billiard room in counootlon Only Three Blocks (rom Depot. GOLDEN RULE HOTEL Corner Court niul Jolinion Streda, Pendleton, Oregon, F. Kelly, Proprlotor. Oregon Shout Line UNION PACIFIC DirisT Tlmo Soliwlulo aaaiTi ron From l'endlotou raoM Chicago- Salt Lake, Denver, Ft. Portland Worth, Omaha, Kan- Special aaa City, St. Louli, 8:00 a. t, 5:30 p. m. Chlcafo and Eait, Tla Huntington. Atlantlo Express 6:45 a m. Tla Hunt, lngton. St. Paul Fact Mall , 8:15a. m, I via Bpokans. . M. Bait Lake, Denver, Ft, Worth, Omaha. Kan aa CI It, 8t. Louli, unicaro ana juui. Walla Walla.LswIaton, BpoKane, waiuice, Pullman, Mlnneapo-i Ha, St. Paul, Duluth, AiiiwauK&e, unicago 11:10 p. m i:K p. a, Ocean and River Schedule. FROM PORTLAND. SM p. m. Dailr except Snndar 8.-00p m. Baturdar 10:00 p ni, All aaillng dates sub ject to change. FsrBan Francisco Ball every & daya. i ) p. ra Columbia River To Astoria and War Landlugi. 4 MO p.m. Sunday Villnmotto Hlvur. Boats leave Portland dally, except Bunday. Yamhill Hirer polnl HEATED BV St EAM LIGHTED BY ELECTIJICITY Ainorlc'Mii l'liui, riitoHfl.vfi tolf'J.OO :irrtiiv. Ktuii(au l'fiin, no,!, 7i5e, 41,00. Speolul i-ntt-H liy wonk u- inoiitli. Free 'bus meets all trains Commercial trade solicited Flue .sample rooms Special Attention (liven Country Trade HOTEL ST. GEORGE CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS. tags of water permitting) for Willamette and nta. Leave I ItlDarla I 4:06 a. m, Daily Excpt MonI Bnake Hirer Riparla to U-wiiton Leave LewlaKja 7M0H.m Dally Kxcpt Moa F. F. WAMSLEY, Agent, Pendleton. Washington & Columbia River Railroad National Beagle Trials. New 1 oik, Nov, 3. The members The i 900 Wash Machine 30 days free trial Saves labor and produces clean clothes- - Cash Price $10 W.J. CLARKE 6c CO. Court Street of the National Beagle Club of Amer ica have assembled at Mlneola, L. I., for their thirteenth annual Held trials. It is said to be the largest assembly of the kind ever held. In addition to the large lepresentation ofNew Eng' land and the East the states of Louis iana, Illinois, Ohio and Iowa are well lepresented. The chief event on the week's piogram is the contest for the National Challenge Cup, for packs of Saturday sss am. four, and which must be won four Leave Walla Walla dall times in succession befoie It becomes the property of the winner. Take this route for Chicago, St. Paul, Bt. Louis, Kan. sas uity, Mt. Joe, uuiatia, una All Points East and South Portland aad points on the Sound HUB CARD. Leave Pendleton, dallr cirt.l Rnnri... .1 7i00. pm, ' Arrive Pendleton Mondav. Wednndu mi Friday 11 5pm. ' Arrive Pendleton Tuesday, Thursday untf Japanese Emperor's Birthday, Washington, I. C, Nov. 3, There was an -extra bullseye flag displayed ever the home of tha Japanese lega tion today In celebration of the birth day of the mikado, who was born Nov, 3. 1852. This evening Mr. Kogoro Takahlra, the Japanese inlulster, vill fuither obherve tlie anniversary by giving an elaborate dinner, to which have been invited all of the members of tho diplomatic torpa and several epieseutatlves ol ihe department of state. IV alia dallr. eat, hAiinit 1 , vl mm Arrive Walla Walla dally, west bound, ;i am' For Information n aardlnr rj ..M modatlona, call on or address W. ADAMS, Agent, Pinr1ltil(. fWos-An 8. B. CALDKRIIEAD.O. P.A., ' walla Walla, Wash. GEO. DAflVEAU, Prop. Elegantly Furnished Steam Heatea European Plan. Block ami a half from dext. Sample room in connection, ROOM RATE 50c, 75o, $1.00 THE PORTLAND PORTLAND. OREGON American plan, j tr day uud upward, lu-ailuuaitera for louri.tM Mini ....imtiwriai tiers. biK-clal rales made to fiimlllc ami .luele iicutlcineii rhe iiiauaifciiieiil will IilcajeJ at ull times to show roouia and (jive prices. A modem Turkish bath establishment In the huttt. ii uwH i-.Kn, Manager, Babbitt Metal, belt In the world. In bars. Price 91 per bar, at the Em! Oregoiilan Office. id 1 t. k mni J.I r T. I J l Church or Uwt aaTuwtYrwiull dues th Wll casssTa li u0 iwm sm Inir It'm . of tcitljuw, cUutAtwa, csceui, at cVlcttwiuAlitf, voua-TwItoTilnB of EyoTldX cu luiml". 11' I iMw,tiair. Ourea Lost Munhood, lm )a, Spermatorrhoea Insomnlu, Pulns Emissions, Lam ilack, Nervous us riauu. stimuuua tut braJa and urtt crnUrii ;oc mt, hi ttialiy mull. Iii Us(l bliia.ll. b,iii.,ct&lAi i4 tuiUi, wiu Ut,. CmuIui Ui, AdUfOM. tllthou fidmedy Co.. Ban fruncloo. Oat BOLD BY TALLMAN A CO., DRUQQI8T8, PENDLETON, OREGON- i