41 -
imss
Cards anct Societies
AND TRADE8. ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
HYSICIANS,
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ifllfe TV1 371
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tiirK' nr.npir.
i7 M.ln H3J.
,rr f)FFICBOV15n TUB
C i-a ii.i
U. D. IIIIMHUI-A-Xllll.
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nlTK I'lIYBIUlAri Anu
j.BOOSh. i hnllrflne.
Rjif Residence 'pbone, black
FRATERNAL ORDERS,
uuyal, NEionnona op auekica
narrow vamp, no. Z3S5, meets seeo-d
ad fourth Tuesday of each month In Odd
renowa nan. r. Ida Holeemb. Onrt
Nettle Robblna, Recorder.
Mr.
UMATILLA TENT, NO. 27, K. O. T. M
iieeu in (secret society Hall, aecond
and fourth Tuesdays In each month. All
Tlsltlnc Sir Knl.hts cordlallr Invltod. J.
8. Keea, Record Keeper; B. D. Eatabrook,'
vuui maiiuer.
nnM 17 A880CIA-
main 031; real-
-wnntHON. rilTSICIAN
r am in ruTuti:B -.
VH. OKTEOrATniC
Frhrontc and Nerroui Diseases
bflCeOOS DIOC- WCTl OI 1-UU"
PENDLETON LOME, NO. 82, A. P. AND
A. M., meeta Orat and third Mondays of
momu. visiting orecnren welcome.
i. j. M-weray, w. m. ; Joe li. farkes. See.
t'ENDLETON CHAPTER. NO. 28 T. C.
Taylor, n. P., P. P. Wamsley, secretary.
Meeta first and fourth Friday of each
montn in Masonic uau.
DAMON LODGE. NO. 4. KNIGHTS OP
i-ytmaa. u. w. Held, C. C. ; R. W.
Fletcher, K. of R. and 8. Meeta erery
Monday In Secret Society Hall.
modern Woodmen op America
Tntullla Camp. No. 6309. Meeta Orat
and third Mondays of each month at Odd
Fellows' Hall. Oeorfre A. Hamblln, Con
sal ; Q. A. Robblna, Clerk.
VZki iKEHI.EII. CHRONIC
I V .. . . .1 HIaiM nt
Hotel Pendleton. Cor. Water
it ..,., Om Thrtti
I'pmiirvwii, w.t. . .
DENTISTS.
FlIAS. DKNTIBT. OKPICK IN
Kef. 'inone reu n.
"n-KTIRT. OPPICE IN A8-
Woct. or Bchmldt's new drug
i Ifd 271.
Iks and brokers.
rmNAIi DANK OF ATHKNA.
fripltal, ?V),0f: anrplns and
Kl inieiii on ii fir iiciiwiw.
t:n niid l)inii"stlo evliRr.se-
'"PIT ni'iMuioii ro iienry
bresMenf T J. Klrlc, -e-nresl-
Harnett, raisnipr, r. . L.e
ant ch'Mit
WOODMEN OF TOE WORLD REGULAR
meetings of Pendleton Camp. No. 41, W.
of W. are held In Secret Society Hall
erery Saturday evening. Visiting neigh
bors are always welcome. J. P. Walker,
Clerk: A. J. Owen, C. C.
TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES.
F. S. MERRILL, BPOKANE. WASH.
Agent New Densmore. Second-hind
typewriter, supplies, rellnlng, repairing.
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE8.
THE OLD BBMPLE TEED TARD, 728
Cottonwood street, Lindsay ft Dot;
props. Livery, reed ana sale stable, sad
dle horse at all times. Horses for sals.
'Phone Red 41.
: V .
THE CITY LIVER BOARD AND 8ALE
Stable, M. J. Carney, proprietor, for
fine turnouts. Stable 118 Alta street
COMMERCIAL 8TARLE8. O. W, PROOMB
Prop. Livery, Feed and Hoarding. All
kinds of tnrnonta. Competent drivers. On-
. I . .. n.l.l Tl-.ll....... tm.Ans llaln , ,
....... . . t . - rtl, IVnOKAM I iwll" U"ll ISUUICWU. ..wul ub.u . "
Pilt." ISiIY nr i,i'.oi.if.,,'
Oregon, noes a general -sna 0REOON FEED TARD, W. T. ROYNTON
! Mcnange t"x" " - proo. Sneclal care given to horsea left
promptly aiteuneo. to. ii. . .th t ..., whh fPhie
resiaeni; ueoruu nr. iron n.
m: J, 1!. Kllgore. casmer : ni-1
tA. llartman, M. M. Johus, T. -
. D Oraw. J K. Kllgore, ltonert
W Irobstel.
BOARD AND LODGING.
..e...n' ..v.r- tifu . liii. nun n lAUiuinu nw una, out
Uhmvn nAvinua r.ni ir a..i. v.iv ... if r itMrii -.
lnAi"'T. nSETSn.?:! aSr room? d od'glgW,room..
kloa-ed on lime deposits. Ex 1 oooa comioriaoie roopui na w...
en' anil nui on nil pnncipni " -
Ml nltcntion slven to cnl-1
J. FurnMh, president : J. N.
president: T J. Morris, cashlei.
, (instant cannier.
-TinN'AI. HANK OF PKNDLE-
Snltal t70.00n : snrnliM. S95.000.
senernl banltlng ii.ilness. Ex- HOTEL
telesraphlc transfers sold on
San Franrlsco. New York ana
nts n tue Northwest. Drnfta
China. Japan and Europe. Makes
i or reaaonaDie terms, i.evi An
lldent : W F Mntlnck. vlce-presl-IWade,
cashier; II. F. Johnton, a-bler.
EMPIRE LODGING HQTJSB, CORNER OP
E. Court and Johnson etreett; gooda
Krrre. clean rooms with comfortable beds.
Rates 25c and DOc a night. Thoa. Bmart,
rrop.
ALTA, CORNER ALTA AND
Mill streeta. Hoard by the day or week.
nnnrl table set. Rates 14 and Co per wee-
Pendleton Feed Yard In connection. L.
Neff, proprietor.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ITECTS AND BUILDERS.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT TERMS
reasonable, at W2 Water St, Phone Red 1W
T N. ITEIXAH. Pr.ARTRHlVO
DlVAim. AUCIIITECT AND SU- --mantln- rlllt rlk. nn.
lilcnt. makes complete nnd re" la- ,,lt-. Estimates furnished free. Wo
r buildings In the cltv or conn- guaranteed. Leave ordera at Badley at
IT Judil hnl-ilmg Zahnera cigar atore. Main Bt, P. O. be
i roi,F CONTRACTORS AND,104-
IIMtruatM furnlshjd in Bhort ' .
Sot. work a specialty, Prompt I FOB BALE AT TUB EAST ukbuumah
Shop on ltlutt street near Main. . office, large bundles of newspapers, con
taining vwr ivu vie p M wap
kY. CONTltAf'TOU AND BUILD-
ktlmatex furnished on nil kinds
y. cement walVa, stone nnl B. etc
at i;nar iiregoninn omee.
talned for 25 cents a bundle.
WANTED ADVERTISERS TO MAKE USE
i of these classified columns. If yon have
. something: von have no nae for. offer to
BTMAN', ARPWITKCT AND Rt'l'KU-. trade It for something that some other
Room
, OreKfin,
IS, Aiiocimlon Dulldlng
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
OWMAN. LEADING PHOTOUItA-
tli c tr Harvest views. In-
Rot (or sale. Finishing done for
Main 8t , near bridge. Ihone
bndv mav have and have no use for, some
thing that yon may need In yonr bnalneaa.
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 horae. A lBc or 25 cent want
ad will probably do the buolneaa.
UCTRICAL SUPPLIE8.
t i
bE?.os. rniiitT STT-nrc . i.a'
Pk Electricians, dealers In elec-1
If! tlouses, stores, wired fori
. wlla or telenhones. Elec-
P" ol ill kinds Get our prices. '
i ipeclalty. i
i. LAND BUSINESS."
K-WFICK COTTONWOOD
"i-i. urn. mock; land office
; " miig of claims an Inl-'
eclBlty,
Jn. it h T.wn rnt.
-WIItj made of land CI-;
i JnU t i. ""Hume nnii coiieqiiuuo.
! wiiaing, room 10.
AND CARRIAGES.
Tinp iin.i. ..,.
IrlrHn I"."" "lce of the public.
.m ana tne back will call
tPbcoS' 5P.W'N KBR. PROP.
rt..Ll 3,s' 8n' :n front of
-tjAND DEALERS.
U' 2I? AND SECOND
Dlv l.?n.? ,ola- Conrt Bt
Call and see him.
EOW,B,
.IIEALEK IN
M new M "nythlng you
..... .cvuiiii n.nn
P. mull. " vum
Ptlc ri,?.n.1 "ockery, call and
SECOND
furniture,
l.ourt strett.
B1-ACK8MITHINO
tefllV" WHhXt RACKS.
wt In town, 314 Webb Bt.
ET AND vHOE n-Dir."ii
BftEFV ' ' ' iii li, VJ.
WBlC!?- THE" OLD RKMABMt
'" 8hopin,e,V!,r?fi''!n with best
"Pin rear ol Dlndlnger, WHaon
Laatz Bros.
FOR
Wood,
Coal and
Building
Material
'Delivered Promptly.
We are in the transferinK .anc'
trucking business and are prp
pared to move light or heavy arti
cles. OFFICE MAIN ST., Near; Depot,
Telephone Main 51.
"Awl -otclMr c kf frf I t 't help K -at - e ww M
t SUNDAY AT I
t THE CHURCHES
i
M. E. Church, South Sunday serv
ices as usual. Sunday school at 10 a.
m., I. E. Earl, superintendent. At 11
a. m. and 7:80 p. in., preaching by the
pastor. At 6:30 p. m., Epworth
League, conducted by Miss Ethel
Thompson. Subject, "God's Covenant
and Ours." Prayer meeting on Thurs
day at 7 p. m. Choir practice on
Thursday at 8 p. m. Everybody
vited. E. B. Jones, pastor.
in-
First Presbyterian Church 10 a.
m., Sunday school; 11 a. m., sermon
to the children; 3 p. m., Junior En
deavor; 6:45 p. m., Senior Endeavor;
7:30, a Bible talk, "Returning From
Captivity." The parents of all our
Sunday school children are Invited,
and kindly urged to be present and
join with the children in the morning
service. Strangers are especially in
vlted to all the services. Robert J.
Diven, pastor.
EASTERN OREGON MINES.
The Great Ore. Bearing Section That
Lies Bt Our Doors,
One of the largest compact precious
metal producing areas of the country
Is in Eastern Oregon. It is more than
140 miles long, by from 40 to' GO miles
wide. Every square mile of that area
does not have a gold mine, but there,
are two large suhdistricts in it. Each
of these smaller divisions has one or
more Important and proved mines
while clusters of developing proper
erties ate about them. Each district
has Its test in a big mine and dozens
ot prospects, giving equal promise
wtlh the producer alongside at the
same stagf of development.
New Discoveries Made.
In some of these districts the
Greenhorn, Quartzburg, Prairie City.
Cove and Rock Creek, for instance
new discoveries are made every sea
son. There is not a year but some of
these comparatively new properties
attain great importance by reason of
development and sell from $20,000 to
$400,000. What may seem more re
markable Is that not a single devil
oped mine has failed. Many instances
First Bantlat Church Ttemilnr spr. I mismanagement have occurred
vices both morning and evening. The ! causing them tei;i:!ianly to suspend
subject of the morning sermon will i opeiaiions.
be, "The Lord's First Miracle and i Vaiuab'e Mines,
Its Lessons." In the evening, "Doubt, I Mines have Iipph Bnl,i m. n Km,n
Its Cause and Cure." The strange; j sum nm, regarded as of the' past, hut
within our city and those who have ! tliene same monortlPR wiinn mmmix,!
no regular place of worship are most I 0y new company, under different
uuraiuuy inviieu 10 aiieiiu uie serv methods, yielded fortunes. The Vln-
ices of this church. Good music. R. tor broke three or fnnr livr..
W. King, pastor. t iiK into the vauts nf Genre" W.
I Grayson more than $1,000,0(10, The
The Christian Church Sunday ser
vices at the courthouse. The Chris
tian church has arranged that Mr. J.
B. Lis.er, of Eugene, will supply the
pulpit every Sunday until a regular
pastor Is called. The order of the
services for Sunday, 9th, is: 10 a. m.,
Sunday school, J. H, Garrett, superin
tendent; 11 a. m., sermon, "Breadth
of Fellowship"; 7:30 p. m sermon,
"The Creed That Will Stand Unchang
ed Through the Ages."
Congregational Church Sunda)
services as follows: Sunday school at
10 a. m. Morning worship and preach
ing, 11 a. m. Subject, "The Great De
liverance." Junior meeting at 3 p
m. Evening service at 7:au. suujeci
Three Great Questions Answered."
A cordial welcome to all. J, Edwards.
minister.
MEN AND WOMEN.
Uae Bis O for unnatural
rgea,lulUiamitip-f,
irrlUlloQS or uloeratlon-
'i to auleuit. Ol. rr-.TV.7ru.'
... . I FAlnlflfli. UDU BUb
Circular at oa ttEwu
11
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CHICHESTER'S PILLS
,-d-7 rlt;lnnl nnd tlulr fJcnuinp,
1II,UI'I' ImIIIUWUI.I.. Ii-. ?,
fif L-lllUIIKWl Kll'n J..1UI.I-H
ItKIl jt IJolit woum. lit
bluo tlbbuu. 'J'a- n oilier. Ilefu.o
Hublllull(iii.ii,1lirilliilloii.. Artymr
DruKUt.orMUi14i-4-iiUii - auiji. fof rr
tlruluni. Ti-.ll.,:.. ,ul Iluoklel
for l.i.dli.. 1 rilui-i l-'iill. S l .b ll
lili.au bui..Ki-, rill!V. 1 A.
7irok
-N h
tood ortP r' lim --terlal naed
. doa.. Bhop UT AIU
Church of the Redeemer Divine
services will bo held tomorrow at
hours as follows: Early celebration
of the holy communion nt S a. m
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning
prayer and sermon at 11 o'clock, and
choral evening prayer at 7:30.
Methodist Episcopal Church Sim
ilar school, 10 a. m., A. J. Owen, sup
erintendent; Sermon 11 a, m.; class
meeting, 12: 1G p. m.. Rev. G. W. Rig
by, leader; Epworth League, fi:30 p.
m,; Evangelistic services, 7:30 p, m.;
prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
A cordial Invitation to all services.
Robert Warner, pastor.
Bonanza was thought near its end
when sold by the Geiser family, yet
Its Pittsburg owners made it produce
from $30,000 to $60,000 per month.
Golconda was sold for a very small
sum, after one management had fail
ed to make it pay, and today promises
riches to every stockholder. The
North Pole could have been bought
trom a discouraged owner a year ago
lor fYbti.uuu, out today cannot be had
and is variously estimated at from
$5,000,000 to $10,000,000, The E. &
E. Is idle. It Is on the North Pole
lode, adjoining the famous property
on the south, and had splendid shoots
when last operated, and although Idle
cannot bo bought for $500,000, The
Badger had many vicissitudes until
purchased recently by the Bunker
Hill & Sullivan Company for $400,000,
Depths Attained
In the few big mines of tills district
depth is Just being attained. Only
two hoists of good capacity are found
there, both having been completed
during the past year and a half. They
are on the Red Boy, costing $150,000.
and on the Bonanza, at the same cost.
Nowhere else has real depth been
sought, although values attested every
foot of sinking In most of the big
properties. In tba Columbia the shaft
is down 800 feet, and so rich Is the
ore there that a 20-stamp mill Is oper
ated from the progress of the drifting
and blocking out, whilo the owners
recently refused an offer of $3,000,000
for their mine. Oregon Dally Jour-nal.
REAL ESTATE
Tho following have been listed with
me:
320 acres, stock or dairy ranch,
well fenced; never-failing springs,
creek; Umber for lumber and wood;
now cuts 125 tons hay, worth $8.50 on
place; large hay barn; comfortable
house; machinery and 100 tons hay
goes with the place; good summer
range and good land to tako Joins; 2
miles to postofnee and store. Price
$4,000.
A half-way house and 200 acres;
new $1200 house; largo barn and
sheds; running water; fruit; has
pasture and hay land. The business
paid $240 last month. Price. $3,000.
175 acres, three miles from town;
30 acres bottom now Irrigated; five
acres choice garden land; balance In
pasture and grain, north slope; 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 fallo In grain; hay
brought $1350. this year; good spring;
a fertile farm, with machinery for
$4,500.
I have sorao 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 nnd
bath; cellar; stone fence; hot and
cold water; $2,100.
New House and one lot, south part
of town; five rooms and bath; lawn;
can offer this but a few days at $1,550.
These properties havo not been of
fered before.
N. T. CONKLIN.
Office Jii Postoillce.
HOTELS.
HOTEL
PENDLETON
VAN DRAN BROS., Props.
The Best Hotel in Pendleton
and as Rood as any.
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Headquarters for Travollng Men.
Commodious Sample Rooms.
- 1 ! !l
Rates $2 & $2,50
Special rates by week or month.
Excellent Culslno.
Prompt Dlnlngroom Service.
Every Modern Convenience.
Bar and billiard room in conneotioa
Only Three Blocks from Depot.
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
Corner Court sad Johnson Streets
reiultctoii, Oregon,
Kolly, Proprlotor.
OREGON
and UNION PACIFIC
FIREMEN'S MEETING.
in
Nominate Officers to Be Voted on
December,
Protective Engine Company held
their business meeting last night and
made their nominations of officers for
the coming year as follows:
W. 11. Withe for department chief;
Charles Bean and W. R. Fletcher, for
president; Henry Harrison, secretary;
Win Sharron, treasurer; Charles
Geullch, foreman; Peter Young, first
assistant, and Nanc Brink, second as
sistant foreman.
Tho now officers will be voted on
during next month.
Non-English Speaking Residents.
There are nearly a million and a
half persons, over the age of 10. resi
dent In the United States who cannot
speak tiie English language, exclusive
of 72,000 Indians. This number is
about, two per cent of the total popu
lation. The largest number of non
English speaking persons Is found
In New York, where they number
226,000. Pennsylvania, Illinois and
Texas follow, tho latter having a con
siderable Spanish speaking popula
tion. Tho state which has the small
est number of non-English speaking
residents is South Carolina, with 05
only,
Dsr.ar Time Schtxlulo -kaiTi
roa From I'undlctou raoH
Chicago- Bait Lake, Poorer, Ft.
Portland Worth, Umaha, Kan-
Special sal CUT, Bt. Loulf, 8:00 a.
5:30 p. m. Chicago and East.
vi.i Hunt
ington. Atlantic Bait Lake, Denrer, Ft.
Express Worth, Omsba, Kn-
:5a. m. Cltj, Bt. Lonls, 11:10 p. b
rialluut- Chicago and East.
tngton,
a, p.i Walla WalU.Levrltton,
?..tMn Bpokauo, Wallace,
s.. Pullman, Mlnneapo-
S.15 a. m, , H, ,,a'u, nuiufb, P. ".
BDokane Milwaukee, Chicago
Spokane. nd K.st
Ocean and River Schedule.
FKOM POUT-LAND.
All aatllng dates sub-!
8o P. . ! --
Ball erery & days. j
-RUT 1 -
SuAV Columbia Hirer j 4a)0p.I
8:00 pm. To Astoria and War Sunday
Saturday Landings. I
logo p in. 1
Willamette ltlvr.
Boats leare Portland dally, except Banday
(stage of water permitting) (or Willamette an!
Yamhill Hirer points.
""Leare i ' ' j Leare
Klparla - Snake Hirer Lawlttos
a. m. Klparla to Lewltton 7:00 a. m.
Dally I Dally
Excpt Mom I Kxcpt Mob
P. P. WAMBLEY, Agent, Pendleton.
M. F.
Q""T ' akl
! fis iH
4BfeflK9&NPfr r"vllHP-rH
1J , . .' i f - i i4lf
HEATED BY STEAM
LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY
Ainurluiii ll(ilt, I'tttoH (a I un to )'-'. 00
per iluv.
Kiii'opomi I'ln ii. Ado. 7Ac. Hil.lM),
mxhIiiI rut i' liy wt-ok n- iniintli.
Free 'bus meets all trains
Commercial trade solicited
Fine sample rooms
SjH'dal Attention liivt'ii Country Trade
HOTEL
ST. GEORGE
CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS.
-;
Washington &
Columbia River
Railroad
Take this
route for
Chicago, Bt. Paul, Ht. Liouls, Kau
sua City, Ht. Joe, Uinaua, and
All Points East and South
Portland and point
oa the Sound
TLMX OABD.
Lear Pendleton, dally except Boudaya al
to. nm.
Arrlre Pendleton Monday, Wednesday an.
irrWmv ll.-i'i Kin.
Arrlre Pendleton Tuesday. Thursday an4
Saturday 9 S3 ain.
Leare Walla Walla dally, east bound, lisoO pm,
Arrlre Wall- Wulla.dally, west bvund, HM am
Por Information recardlnr rates and aeconu
modatlons, call on or addreu
V. AI'AMrJ, Agent,
Peudleton. Oregon,
B. CALDKRHEAO, O. P. A.,
Walla Walla, Wash.
fiij'
ISs m :-
GEO. DAtlVEAU, Prop.
Elegantly Furnished
Steam Heatea
liuropean Plan.
Block and a half from depot.
Sample room In connection.
ROOM RATE 50c, 75o, $1.60
THE PORTLAND
PORTLAND. OREGON
American i'l-u. Ii ner tiuv nnd unwaid.
Headquarters for tourUU and coiuuicicial trav
elers, bpeclsl rates made to families and single
gentlemen, The management will ! plcaicd
at alt times to nhow room and give pilcet. A
modem TurkUU batliestsblUliinent In the bUel,
Jl c 1K)Wj;k, Meusger.
Babbitt Metal, beat In the world, In
bare. Price $1 per bar, at tho Eaat
Oreoonlan Office.
Pi
manhood restored:;.
VnUlurtiitul.Hrr, t.xUullMir Jrlu, Turlruvel huiI 4:uiii(lpaiIon.
Mi 'jtftnUtl. 1
OfiEuON. 1
and restores srnati WMtf nrinnt.
..Tberfou sufferers are not cured by f)octoralibaueUrirrrtpre Iro"
vuriuaxn tne only known rem-iy t, cure Mltuout n ooi ..ion. ou mu.. , . - u wdtua
rusranteeKlren and inoiier retnrnwl If loxesdoeui tfluct a lruit cult, ILW-UiJJfor t-tu,
bmall. rTend for jrKKK(-frrutraiid tevtlnioQliUa.
uur-HV ii - i,, I- ii, Jtox 717" H.n
SOLD BY TALLMAN A CO ORUQQI8T8, PENDLETON,
.-...ii nilllm;t OI1ICH,
D