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sjaess Cards and Societies f FE88,oN8 AND TRADES. ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PHYSICIANS. boars. . - - ' .fephooe red p, despain nr.ocK. ER. ..".. trouble, cntar- i M"!:? imnalred hearlns. ete.rcfrac,'Te;r- -.Til "OFFICR OVER TUB hTT D.t nOMKOI'ATHIC HELD, nm. In JnrM office, black 73 rnvsiciAN AND limn. 'nhnni Mark 131. FRATERNAL ORDER8. ROYAL NRIQIIBORS OP AMERICA miiqwooq i-unp, ho. zsss, aeeta second ad fourth Tneadey of each month In Odd Vm I at' a.. It 1 f tj. n.l. l ... . ua uuicouo, unci Mrs. eiiie iioddius, iiecoraer. UMATILLA TENT. NO. 27, K. O. T. . Meets In Secret Society Hall, second and ronrth Tuesdaji In each month. All visiting Sir Knlgbta cordially Invited. J. S. Keee, Record Keeper; B. D. Eatabrook, commander. ''Hi. nnnl 17 ASSOCIA- jyjptooe. main 031 ; real- gora u . speclaltlm eye. ear, pose dare in m"usn PHYSICIANS. DR8. hi.akesi.ki:. cnnoNic anil rllaAnamt nf not Pendleton. joc. vwer n..4lirnn I Ira rnnnp PENDLETON LODGE. NO. 62. A. P. AND A. M meeta tint and third Mondays ot focu moain. vismng oretnren welcome. T. J, Tweedy, W. M.: Joe II. rarkei. Sec. PENDLETON CHAPTER, NO: 28 T. C. rayior, u. r v. F. wamnley, aecretary. Meets first and fonrth Friday of each montn in Masonic nail. DAMON LODGE, NO. 4. KNIGHTS OP i-rtnias. u. w. Held. C. C. : It. W. rietcher. K. of R. and 8. Meets every jionuay in Decree nociety uau. MODERN' WOODMEN OP AMERICA. Tiituuia camp. No. OSVB. Meeht Brit and tnird Mondays of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall. George A. namblln, Con- Bui; u. a. KODDins, uierK. DENTISTS. S, DENTIST. OFFICE IN pnone ren n. DBNT18T. OFFICE IN AS- , or?r Hcnmini b new urus III. led B(1U t I. . II I II u. int?Ul 'MI 11-11- Ufl.wo.io. !n nnl ).iiii"Htl.! evl-nr.ire n- 1 TTl.t. .it... iifaeI Harnett, cashier, F. S. Lc WOODMEN OP TIIB WORLD REGULAR meetings of Pendleton Camp. No. 41, W. or w, are neld in secret society Hall every 8aturdar evenlne. vlsltlnr neleh bors are always welcome. J, P. Walker, uictk ; a. i. owen, c u. TYPEWRITERS AND' SUPPLIES. F. S. MERRILL. SPOKANE. WASH. Agent New Dcnsmore. Second-hand typewriters, supplies, rellnlng, repairing. LIVERY AND FEED 8TABLE8. Kicnaugc ikjuriii mm duiu. . 1 . n f J. U. Klltrore. casiter ; ai Hirtmnn, M. M. Johns. T. . draw. J F KilBore. Robert THE OLD 8 EM PL E PEED YARD, 72S Cottonwood street, Lindsay ft Doty props. Livery, feed and sale stable. Sad dle horses at all times, noraea for sals. 'Phone Red 41. TIIE CITY LIVERY BOARD AND 8ALB Stable, M. J. Carney, proprietor, for fine turnouts. Stable 118 Alta street COMMERCIAL BTABLES. O. W. PROOMH Prop. Livery, Peed and Boarding. All kinds of tnrnonta. Competent drivers. Op posite Hotel Pendleton. 'Phone Main 131. OREGON PEED YARD, W. T. BOYNTON Prop. Special care given to horees left with me. Lower Webb street Thone Red 204 Du.uuu : surplus $uu,um ; J. FurnHh. president : J. N. ant outlier. , HANK OF I'ENDLE- rnnclsco, iNew lorit ana In the Northwest. Drafts i. jHnnn nun t'iiirnTio. ninKHH reasonable terms. Levi An- a. rAth Ar IT. P. Jnhntnn. AS CT8 AND BUILDERS. ilW. AltCHITF.CT AND SU I. makes complete and re'la- IbiilldliiSH In Uie cltv or conn- Jii(ld iiiiriliua rni.E, CONTRACTOUS AND KsltnmteH furnish ;il on snort twork a specialty. Prompt on I nun atreet near Jinin. iNTUAt'Tim AND HUI1.D- les furnished on all kinds ment walks, stone woI b, etc. : r.nt Oreconlan omre. , AkrWII ECT AND Sl'PKR. lo, Aiaociatlon Dulldlng tltj Harvest views, In- it n i. Fin ahlnir done for BNIrtcltn,. W)w, Btorefi, wlr5 for tit tAlr.l.rtn, t1M BOARD AND LODGING. rtir. WHITE LODGING HOUSE. 801 South Main street, M. T. Bradley, prop. Honsekeeprng rooms and lodging rooms. Good comfortable rooms and clean, well tept beds. Lodging 25 cents. EMPIRE LODGING HOUSE, CORNER OP B. Court and Johnaon streets: goods large, clean rooms with comfui table beds. Rates 25c and SOc a night Thos. Baurt Prop. nOTEL ALTA, CORNER ALTA AND Mill streeta. Board by the day or week. Good table set. Kates 14 ana a per wees. Pendleton Feed Yard In connection. L. Neff, proprietor. HEI! nn.nxiMA. "What Is' Flossie In such n ilcop stmlj aliouf' "She has two proirasals, oni' frum -.ims, Iledln-jlto, who wus so deeply In ilebt that he had to have-u rich yen at ,1 Un- other rrom young Darem, who vent almost bsnkrupt In his cflort to li(;i;ris Ikt Harh of them hss te hav the money, and Flossie doesn't know ve i.tli Is til. i.i t dt'servlng." Snow Near Walla Walla. Walla Walla, Nov. 4. White and cold with a carpet of snow near the foothills, a dozen miles from this city. the Blue Mountains present a chilly appearance today. Following the rain of Sunday a cold wave came and along the mountain sides the rain was turned to snow, and it fell to a depth of two or three inches. The air is quite chilly, and complaint is heard of the need of fires, occasioned large ly by the presence ot snow so close to the city. It is unusual to see snow so close to this city so early In the season, but old-timers say It Indicates an early winter and also a timely spring, Red Men's Carnival, Walla Walla, Nov. 4. The Hed Men of this city are preparing to give a second carnival during the month of February, when for a week the people of the city will be entertained at Armory ball in the most delight ful fashion. The first carnival was given last wiuter and it proved so successful that another has been plan- ned and will be given after the holi day season. Committees have been named and the work of preparation will begin shortly. FOR RENT. rOR RENT FURNI8HED HOUSEKEEPING rooms snd single rooms. 719 College street, opposite court house. Mrs. Alice Smith, Prop. MISCELLANEOUS. PENDLETON MACHINE SHOP AND FOUN dry, Baltezore & Howe, proprietors. Black smithing and general Jobbing. Iron and brass castings. All kinds o! machinery repairs, f hone Red HI. T. N. KELLAR, PLA8TKRINO and cementing. Cement walks a spe cialty. Estimates tarnished free. Wo rub ran teed. Leave orders at Badley ai Znhncr's cigar store. Main Bt, P, O. bl 104. OLD NEWSPAPERS TO PUT UNDER carnets. on shelves, walls, or for wrap ping purposes. Old newspapers In large bundles of 100 each at 20 centa a bundle at the EAST OREGONIAN ofCe, Pendle ton, Oregon. UND BU8INE8si :."7.. lend offlee 1 " 'lai Of elnlm. . ' ' 'PecUltr JR no t; Z..mi't "t 'and fll-i l .i.T'auve Ann tni1ajlna m"ffl. room AN0 CAnniAniro ad o"i puoiic. i TT'CJ ."very Stable or " o tne hack will call . ERWIN IIAFfRn mnn Stand In front of NEW DEALERS. SECOND Call .-T' Conrt St, -u and see him. alcSirf ' .JS"""-. Jon and STva tarnIture, Ml I m un rr laownWn''Ai:'ACK? " eoD Ht, V-H0E RepaIrinq.- ,'.,T"E old BPii.ri ' ulnHngor, Wllon lre "ik t0""" SHOE rk a.' u' material n. shop nf in: Wool Scouring Plant at Baker. S. A. Hellner, the senor member of the Hellner Commission Company, of Baker City, is the promoter and prin clpal owner -of a wool scouring and packing plant, which Is now being planned for that city. A 60x300 foot stone building will be erected near the O. R. & N. tracks. The most lin proved machinery, operated by elec tric power, will be put In and the plant Is to be complete In every de tail. WOO L MEN MEET FIRST LOCAL UNION "UNDER NEW LAWS. Hev. J. W. McGarven, pastor of the Disciples' Church of Lexington, Ky., with a congregation numbering 1200, has resigned on account of the pur Enthusiastic Meeting In Pine and Eagle Valley Baker County In Its Infancy Need of Transportation. J. H. Gwlnn, secretary of the Wool growers Association, who has Just re turned from an extended visit through Eastern Oregon, reports the organiza tion of the first local Woolgrowers' Association in Oregon under the new constitution and by-laws, adopted by the recent meeting of the state asso ciation in this city. This local or ganization is in Baker county and in cludes the woolgrowers of Pine and Eagle valleys. Mr. Gwlnn says the woolgrowers In that section are very enthusiastic and at a called meeting turned out to a man. A,fter listening to an outline oi me pians or tne state organization, and to other matters of vital Import ance now before the sheepmen of Or egon, they effected a splendid local organization, at which every one ex pressed Jiimself as being heartily in accord with the 'plans of the state asssociatlon. Mr, Gwlnn is highly pleased with" that portion of Eastern Oregon, and says the country is only In Its Infan cy and with Increased transportation facilities, the output of livestock and farm products can be doubled. REAL ESTATE The following havo been listed with me: 320 acres, stock or dairy ranch, well fenced; never-falling springs, creek; limber for lumber and wood; now cuts 12S tons hay, worth $8.50 on placo; large hay barn; comfortahlo house; machinery and 100 tons hay goes with the placo; good Bummer range and good land to take Joins; 2 miles to postofflce and store. Price $4,000. A tmlf-wny house and 200 acres; now J1200 house; largo barn and sheds; running water; fruit; has pasture and lia land. The business paid $240 last month. Frlco, $3,000. 175 acres, three miles from town; 30 acres bottom now Irrigated; five acres choice garden land; balance In pashrre and grain, north slopo; spring and creek; a vaulablo property, only $2,350. 360 acres, stock and grain farm, 5 miles from town; 35 acres bottom; 75 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 Houso and two lots, good loca tion north of river; six rooms and bath; cellar; stono fence; hot nnd cold water; $2,100. New House and one lot, south part of town; five rooms and bath; lawn; can offer this but a few dnys at $1,550. These properties havo not been of fered before. N. T. CONKLIN. Office In I'ostofllce. HOTELS. HOTEL PENDLETQN VAN DRAN BROS., Prop. The Best Hotel In Pendleton and as Rood as any. TRANSPORTATION LINES. mw&m Headquarters for Travollng Mon. Commodious Sample Rooms. Rates $2 & $250 Special rates by week or month. Excellent Cuisine. Prompt Dlitlngroom Service. Every Modern Convenience. Bar and billiard room in connection Only Three Blocks from Depot. GOLDEN RULE HOTEL Corner Court ami Johnson Ktrci-U, retullcton, Oregon, Kolly, Proprlotor. CLASS IN BIBLE STUDY. chase of an choir. organ by the church Seambre, owned by L. J. Rose, of Los Angeles, trotted five miles ir. that city this week, in 12:24, lower ing the world's record for this dis tance 1 seconds. Dance at La Dow hall, November 4, by Alpha Assen, No. 9. All cordial ly in vlted. 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 f. JF. Robinson, Prop. Pendleton- MEN AND WOMEN. rju BlaG (or unnttnrtl SutuiMi lrriutlona or ulrUun at k airi.UK. of muooiii utucruai. rmuu Coauriu' Palolui. and cot MUM- 7lTBtEVAU8 CHtMIOlCa. tnt or poiiOHOlU. rlttHIUTI,0.BHB acia or unRW D.S.A. Tvr (eul la plala .wruvML W7! Circular eut eu mM ORLAN CLYDE CULL EN CO UNBELLOB-AT-L AW U. S. Supreme Court REGISTERED ATTORNEY U, 8. Patent Office U. 8. and FOREIGN PATENTS Trade Markt and Copyright! TOO Ttu. ilt, N. W WuahltiKtou, D. Farmers Custom Mill Fred Walters, Proprietor Capacity 150 barrels a day Flour exchanged for wheat Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped Feed, etc always on band. Begins Friday at the Men's Resort Conducted by Prof. Wilson. Begluing on Friday evening of this weeek. Prof. W. S. A. Wilson will con duct a Men's Normal course !n Bible study. This class will meet eyery Friday night. The course covers two years. A course of talks t nien will be given by the various pastors of the" city on Sunday afternoons at 4 o'clock Rev. Dr. Warner will speak next Sun day afternoon, Nov. 9th. Hobert Hotchklss, of Galveston, Texas, has been employed as assistant sunerin tendent and will have charge of tHe rooms every day and evening. The resort has had a steady, healthy growth from the first and now has IDS I members. i The rooms are located In the Ues- plain block on Court street and the public are Invited to call at any lime and see what Is being done. The board feel very grateful for the hearty support Tjf the business men and friends who by their gifts have made It possible to start this good work. Oregon Sh OUTLINE and UNION PACIFIC DIrART roa Chicago Portland Special 6-J p.m. rla Huntington. Time Soherittlo From Pondloton AKItTI FROM Bait Lake. Denver. Ft. Worth, Omana, Kan- tai Cut, Bt. LoUTi, Cbloago and Eait. 8:00 1 Atlantlo Ezpresi S:tja m. Bt, Paul FaatMall 8:15 a. m, via Spokane. r - I . I .. L . . n ! Worth, Omaha, Kan- tat Cltr, St. 1)UU, uaicago ana iuui. Walla Walla, Lewlitou, upoiraue, wauare, Pnllman, Minneapo lis St. Paul, imlutli, Milwaukee, Chicago ana eait. 11:10 p. in i:m p. m, Ocean and River Schedule. FROM PORTLAND. 80 p. m. I)llv except Bandar 8:00 p m. Saturday 10:00 p m. AU tailing datet sub-! Ject to change. : For 8an Francisco Ball every 5 dajri. M p. m. Columbia Hirer To Astoria and Wat Landing!. 4:00 p.m. 8unda? NOMINATED OFFICERS. No. 1 The J 900 Wash Machine 30 days free trial Saves labor and produces clean clothes- - Cash Price $10 W.J. CLARKE 6c CO. Court Street Hook and Ladder Company Prepares for Election. ? At the meeting of Ilescue Hook and Ladder Company No. 1, in the coun cil rooms last evening, the following 1 officers were nominated to be voted on at the election in the next month: For department chief, Joe Ell and W. H. WIthee. Mr. Ell is one of the old- Willamette River. Boattleari Portland dally, except Bandar, (ttage of water permitting) (or Willamette and lamnm mrer poinit. M. F. j HEATED BY STEAAt LIGHTED BY ELECTIUCITY Leave Klparla 4:06 a. m , Daily Kxcpt Monl Snake lilver Rlparla to Ix-wliton Leave Lewltton 7:00 a. m Dally Kxcpt Me F. F. WAM8LKV, Agent, Pendleton, Washington & Columbia River Railroad Take this route for Chicago, Ht. Paul, Ht. Louis, Kan sas uity, Ht. joe, uniana, aim All Points East and South Portland and point ob the Sound IIMB OABD. Leare Pendleton, dally except Buudayt ai O0. pm. Arrive Pendleton Monday. Wedneadar ana Standard remedy lor Gleet, Gonorrhoea and nunninot IN 48 HOURS. Cures Kid ney and Bladder Trouble. Aintil'lt'iiii I'lilli, rill ! I 'J 5 InS J.OO IXU'llllV. Kliropcnii I'laii. filhi, Tfff, I.OO. Hpeolnl rut cm by woolt or iimntli, Free 'bus meets all trains Commercial trade solicited Fine sample room Special Attention (iiven Country Trade HOTEL ST. GEORGE CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS, ..... -m. it flSrjf v--'"l.. -.vE5l!l GEO. DAnVEAU, Prop. Elegantly Furnished Steam Heateu Uuroa-un Plan. Block and a hall from depot. Sample room In connection. ROOM RATE 5Uo, 760, $1.00 THE PORTLAND PORTLAND. OREGON American 1'Uu. li tjcr duv und uiiw.,,1 ji-iui(juaiicia tor luunaia ana commercial irav tltra Hptcial rul made tu (anilllca aud tlnglt IftUtlellieil The lllunuvemeiil will 1 n!,.u at all tlmea to allow room and give prices, A modern TurLlih iJatliealaUialiuientlu Hit bote). it k. iiwwitKH, Manager. Babbitt Metal, beat In the worldT in bare. Pries $1 per bar, at the east Oragonlan Office. Arrive Pendleton Tuesday. 'Ihuradar iinil eHt meinuers oi tne I'enuieton nroi moiu. flepartment and has been depuitnient f' 'We .d'!'"t.,nB' P chief for the tiast six voaru Mr ArrlTe lu Wu"d"y hound, 8:16 aa , lm lne ,')aBl 8'x y,arB' Mr For Information regarding rates and acoora WIthee, the other nominee, is a mem- modatlont.call on or address her of Alert Hose Conipany. W.ADAMB, Agent, The. first and second assistant g, b. cai.OKRIIBAd.O f.V110"' 0'800' chief's places were left vacant. Walla Walla, Wasb. The other officers nominated were- 1 President, John Van Orsdali; fore j' man, A. D. Selber tand H. O. Motis-l su; first assistant foreman, J. H. nun secretary, Fred Nolf and Charles c5um$ r5J' ruutf uct u ui oi Fun iin7 v t.t$ nl , ... , , Sl Bfjr.iajB tM icu-awt) uwjwuwa, (ucihi. w uk e(iLC-iuvau)ar( H. Manning. f&W3 ft,; l vawy or The total catch of HehrfiiK Sea Cdfllu th lc t'Afi t nntfiiuira Oil fififl slilns. the smallest calch for years. 1 80LD BV TALUMAN & CO., DRUQQI8T8, PENDLETON, OREGON. uurea a.otc. r.innnooa, im- lencr, fcosi power, nigm-a-OMae, onermuiorrnoeq innomnm, rnine Bao.HiiSvll pealrek, Samjnnl rrfilaalone, Lnma llooi, Mwrvoua Uo ty, Haadncna.Unflinaaa la Marry. Lnsa of r.omen. vancooe Is. OonstlDatlon, ettona Oulcknaai ol din- Irr 11 chancel Stoos Hot- l Twite hi flat of aTMilldC. l.iku 11, lm le ' rL'A'l I ', ,',! fuueuoo. UmT lift (Lmwi. ii. a turn ll l J. I, ftrTTil I- 'iaa j .11, - i .vlvtl I a l.rf I, u ii luaj. a ,i M 3 A wlltleu tftM,kiiK. Weirs VOUM rraaa. ouwuici the Lcala sad urn uuun. uc I uauyitidad, wio Urn. cuujua baa. Address. 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