iess C&tds and Societies
0
AN0 TRaDC8. alphabetically arranged.
PHYSICIANS.
--r-FlCB IN JODD
C( C0l 10 to 12
H , - ...nirti nrICK.
5ttl-L 'ere t'OMblM. eatar
"'r. firrKi? i.Irlw1 hearing.
RSif ittf" .17. r"r
It -nWICH OVBB THK
tT"?. WiV Telephone, 3U!
lLn II D. nOMriuiw"..-
,.
.-T.i'aB PIlYoICIAr. nsif
?" JJ.M b-"
Residence 'phone, black
US'51
L-fRfM)M 17 ASSOCIA-
JonM PHYSICIAN
FlSEultlw er. r('e
(fiTto SBTlngs IwnK ouiio-
5l-
1 'air" Ui-LA--
- iumim nd durance
KjT Ciiitlni. corner Main end
g,i!!tln7aR..Knln
DENTISTS.
Ifraitf. nuimsT. ofpich in
K dentist, okpicr in as-
( HOT, a
Hit IM ";
Enks and brokers.
KmOSAL HANK OP ATtlBNA.
Iuli....i tri4livi 'fl,irnlM and
femo Int'prMt'.m tine depffilts.
fjSuMt : T. 7. ICIrk. hMiw.
p J Rims" cashier, F- 8. Ie
Llitin) carter,
iroins Hawk op weston,
f 1 . rv. j - MiImI hunk
m Bfditnge bought and "lf
a a! Htrtman, M. M. Johns, T
it D. Draw, J. r. skiigure.
i. 0. W, troeosiei.
FRATERNAL ORDERS,
UMATILLA TENT. NO. 2T. K. O. T. VI.
sleets In Scent Society nail, second
and fourth Tnfsdays In each month. All
visiting Blr Knights cordially Invited. 3
8. Kees, Record Keeper; H. D. Gstabrook,
Commander.
PENDLETON LODGE, NO. 32, A. F. AND
A. M., meeta Brat and third Monday ot
each montn. visiting oretnrcn welcome.
T. J. Tweedy, W. 11. ; Joe n. Farkea, Sec
PENDLETON CHAPTER, NO. 28 T. C.
Taylor, u. P., F. F. wamsley, secretary.
meeta second and fourth Fridays ot each
montn in Masonic uan.
DAMON LODGE. NO. 4. KNIGHTS OP
Pythlaa. L. W. Held, C. C; B. W.
rietcher, K. of R. and S. Meets every
Monday in secret society Han.
MODERN WOODMEN OP AMERICA
Tutollla Camp, No. S3S0. Meeta flrat
and third Mondays of each month at Odd
Fellows' Flail. George A. Hambltn, Coo-
aal; Q. A. Bobbins, Clerr.
WOODMEN OP TOE WORLD REGULAR
meetings' or renaieton camp, mo. , w,
of W. are held In Secret Society Ball
erery Batnrday eTening. viaitine neign'
bora are alwaya welcome. J. P. Walker,
qierfc: A. J. Owen, C. C.
TYPEWRITERS AND 8UPPLIES.
... iranmi.T. hpoicanpl wash
Affeiit New Denamore. Second-htod
typewrite, aappllea. rellnlng, repairing.
ELECTRICAL 8UPPLIES.
UAI'LK RR08.. COURT STREET, LA
Dow block, Electricians, dealer In elec
trical aunpllea. nouses, stores, wired for
electric 'fights, bells or telephones. Elec
trical' fixtures ot all kinds Get our prices.
Repair work a specialty.
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
THE OLD SEMPL8 PEED TARD. T2
m.n .MMt T.lnifMv' A TVlfY
props. ' Llrery, feed and aale' atabl. Sad
dle horses i at ail limes, uorai ir
Phone iced i.
THE CITT LIVERY BOARD AND BALE
Stable, 31. J. tarney. propntwr, iw
flne turnouts. Stable 118 Alt street.
COMMERCIAL 8TABLE8, G. W. FROOMB
Prop. Llrery, reea ana ooruiDB.
kinds of turnouts. Competent drlrers. Op
posite HoUl Pendleton. 'Phone Main 181.
IknON SAVINOB HANK PKN
Hutu WW". " ,i ' Sl
Iui0pa mi nine
knesh mil 'td -Jn nil prlnclnl
nT. 1.1 .l..f.. irlr.,1 fn Pill.
i"U Hill-Hi",., ' ' ' -
n t. ruruisu. IMonmcv. . ...
kpnUeat: T. J. Mortis, cashlet.
Ivivmtfir nivr nif T 3!N D f.E-
Cinlul' $10,000: snrnloa, B5,0O0.
1 1 mtm mnaan ousinwa.
mM .lmn1il trnflf.B ITOM On
Ban P,.ni..rn N.lf York Snd
3 polH In the Northwest.' Drafts
a Cilnt, Japan ana nurope. nun
i on rtuontDie terms. i,eTi an-
pVTule, cihl: II. F. Jobnion, a
itlet.
OREGON PEED YARD. W. T. BOYNTON
ITop. special care giren io noiK. iui
with me. Lower Webb atreet. 'Phone
Red 204
BOARD AND LODGING.
CUE WHITE LODGING UOUSB, 01
Bonth Main street. M. T. Bradley, prop,
rlouaekeeptag rooms and lodging rooms.
Good 'comfortable rooms and eleaa. wall
ept beds. Lodging '25 cents.
EMPIRE LODGING HOUSE. CORNER OF
B. Court and Johnson streets : good
- pAMfArtBtila Deds.
Bates' 28c and 80 a night Thoa. art.
Prop.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BWMAM, LEADING PnOTOGRA
W lh tlt. nurvest Tlews, In-
tfM lor sale. Finishing done for
Miln 8t, near Bridge. m
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-TERMS
reasonaoie, (vi at irmcr i, fiwiw iw
IIIECT8 AND BUILDERS.
ffAKD. AHCH1TKCT AND SU-
i . i . i BnH rail.
FMTllx, uia&n i;uiiiuicir n" ' -fcr
bolldlnw.lnvthe city or conn-
WANTKD COMPKTKNT GIRL TO TAKE
rareol child. Good wages. Enquire ot lue
Cashier at Boston Store.
It COI.E. CONTRACTORS AND
Ea fniiitM faro hhM na .snort
Arwork a soeclaltT. .Prompt
IftftnAn Illn" '..MA. ndir ItHln.
EWiVtrwi, ...u . nu,
EiTmNTItAf'TtlR AND BUILD-
uttta fnmlatiwl on all Kinos
I. ttment walkn, stone nal a, etc,
Ht East ur?Eonlan omre.
ARnwiTEOT AND RUPER-
llwm 13, Auoelatlon Rulldlng
im.
rUBTEuINQ
Klflu Pement walka a sn-
Baaa fnrnlshed . free, wo
i urn orAtrm at Badler at
k(ant. Main St.. P. O bi
flrLAND BU8INE8&.
r r mm rt 1 1 T f f t
IWw, Kock iRtid " office
L"'tny,
HA. n r T.Aisin pom.
-JaA-hti. i - ii
ukMtf iT ".i.1." UL I nun ui
UulJ?!nDx and collections
room In.
!3i!0 CARRIAGES.
RrtHAV. NEW AND VERY
IcX !?."? ,WTlc'' ' the Public.
w ?(fC'al Llrery Stable or
ana tbe hack will call
ERWiv n a Ernf itM
NuSut.853- St1"! In front
Nhand dealers".
ltSK&h NF AND BECOn
fcr.rTrJWOJtnt anil idM r ut-
L "m, inn anti .i
W mum srx it ilu
Keh iT.Tr.
tC0nd h.nl fnrallnn
and
IN SECOND
liar -. in BIITLIlllIaC T
naaite lirT. nnd furnltn
Im...".:"! and rrvV.r -ill .
55J Court .trett.
-iSMITHING.
U m town m A w-a.. at.
f HD ,-Hok REPAIriirTa
Hllis. . . .
fck.'; f'meiiS8,.0 RELIABLE
L. re,ro1 I'lndlnger, Wilton
'J ' Mirer nT .CtiA88 flnOB
ortMIJ.er' material used
uuna at iw . .
U UUtl 11T lira
r ssilVa
HOTEL ALTA, CORNER ALTA AND
ui 1 1 ftft iinm rrt bv the dar or wsem.
Good table aet. Rates S4 and $5 per weak.
Pendleton Feed xara in ranuKuim.
Neff, proprietor.
WANTED.
WANTED ADVERTISERS TO MAKE USE
of these classified columns. It yon hare
something yon bare no use Hfor, offer to
trade It tor something that soma other
body may hare and hare no use for, some
thing that you may need In yonr business.
You- may bare an extra horaa that yon
may wlan to trade for a cow or a b'j-le-
Home Doay may nam mu vw
and want the horse. A 15e or 25 cant want
ad will probably do the business.
FOR . 8ALE.
.. - . rit . , . i, r . V 1 AT.llnRT
new, also iwo iiuhhuk " ..-. -
Kline's liquor s.urc, ui oiaiu.Di
OLD NBWSPAPBHB TO PUT UNDER
-v.ftl.ft -..IT. nr for vraih
ping purposes. Old newspapers In large
. . . . . y.n i. - ft ok Mnl. hnnnlA
onnaiea or HZZaiZ
at the EAST unnuunian o, ' -"-
ton. Oregon.
FOR RENT.
KOK KENT 8TORK-ROOM l)N COTTON
WOOQ SirtWt. r.uqunpm m.... ft .
MISCELLANEOUS.
Let Us Do
Yottf Hauling
VVc do trucking and hauling
of all description at reason
able prices.
Your horses will be welt cared
(or if taken to the Old Dutch
Henry Feed Yard, corner
West Alta and Lillith streets.
Hay, grain and all kinds of
feed bought and sold.
Horses for sale at all times.
WILLIAM CONNERLBY, Prop..
Successtor to Hays & Connerley.
AWFUL.
"I think the kIH J'"! hei wits ..Itnprotlier."
"Why, what's the msittir?"
"She acit-lUPCl Jack tilt- very Him tlnur lit propmed.'
THE TRAIL MAKERS
INTERESTING CHAT WITH
UNION COUNTY PIONEER.
IN POUND-THE FOLLOWISQ DESCRIBED
animal nai oetsn m.cu ui, j ........
?be City ol fenaieton, to-wlt One s.rre geld-
inc, wnivo nhiii m i., , : . .
pounds age i years, no btM Tlttblo. .11 said
animal is not ciainieu vj u-c; -entitled
to theposse.slon ot It. costs and x.
penses again.v !' "Vi:"?",Cr i.
Jdnfm'ft6 ui heUd to the highest
und-onShecorneroltten-
ouich salatobe applied to the payment of
a. . - A A.r,ninui it innlrlnc fiiilS. UilfjQ
iuuq uui 19 nuu paiisis : "r
this 14th day ol e'-c,tyMtirthtti,
SUBSCniBEIt8T0"MAGA71INES, IF YOU
want to subscribe to msgaslnes or news
papers In the United States or Enrope, re
mit by poatal note, check, or send 1 to the
EAST OREOONIAN the net publisher a
price of tbe publication you desire, and
55 will have tt sent you and aume all
the risk of the money being lost In the
r.ls. .;It Willie you both trouble and
Oregonlan! In .remitting you can deduc
Addfei. EAST Oil EG ON I AN PUB. CO..
Pendleton, Oregon. s
MEDICAL
Crossing the Plalns Pioneer History
Left Wing of Price's Army List
of Early Settlers.
Owe or tho old settlers of the
Grande Rondo Valley 1b J. A. MoWhlr-
,,. "Wlinn ,1M T ntHlcn tllla vallGV?"
saiil Mr.McWhlrter. "I saw this val
ley for the first time In the rail 01
1853. We stopped a couple of days at
Ladd's Canyon to let our stock rest
up and graze on the splendid ranee
here In tho, valley. The whole valley
was one vast expanse of waving
grass. Coming down from the moun
tains as we did, It seemed to us we
Buph a beautiful val
ley. I had been working In a harness
shop In Pennsylvania for tour years
and I got the western iever.
"i mnrin tho trln from Mercer. Pa..
to Portland, Or., for ?60. When I got
on the stage at Mercer, Pa I had
iimt mn. At Pittsburc I left the
stage and went by water to St. Joe.
Tliis trip, from Pennsylvania to St.
Mn. took nearlv $60 of my $100.
At St. Joe I fell In with a man who
gave me a job driving one of his vag-
n-nTio Ho linnrrturl me for D1V Work.
We drove from St, Joe to Portland,
Or. I left Portland the fall or 1853,
and walked to Marysvllle, or as It is
now called, Corvallls, where I got a
Job In the harness shop of J. B. Con-
gle, who afterwards ran a nig snon
in Pnrtlnnil. Prom Marvsvllle 1 went
to Union Point, In Linn county.
"In '54 the Indians etiaseo me out
of tho Coqullle .luver country and l
went to California, where I went to
mining. I had not been there long
before the miners struck. They were
paying $t per day for nine inches of
water, and they struck to make the
ditch company reduce their rates. As
the ditch company refused to do so.
the miners began building a ditch of
their own. It tool us four years to
complete it, and when we had finish
1 it. the rival ditch company bought
up the various outstanding accounts
against it and compelled Immediate
.settlement Tho property was sold
and the rival company bought it for
a song and we got nothing for our
labor. livery time they turned water
in it we would blow up a section or
is!
The
1900
Wash
Machine
30 days
free trial
Saves labor and produces clean
clothes? - - Cash Price f to
W. J. CLARKE & CO.
Court Street
HOTELS.
HOTEL
PENDLETON
VAN DRAN BROS., Props.
The Best Hotel in Pendleton
and as good as any.
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
QHIGHESTER'S PILLS
V'rv Orlalnnl and Oulr Conulur.
l' ft..lft...nl.l. IftuliAi.l.k llru42Ut
?or' llll;lltTl!lfl K.M1MII .Ij
ICEU awl Hold W.ei, w'.lw IW
Mue rlbbou. Take no utliir. '"!
llrwil l,rft-.etliUi .tiu I r-
lic.lr, 'l''.llm-"lft.l.
rurJ.illchl'reluru Jlull. B.b;,11
lrulu. ChlcliwU r t hrmlfol -
ilJftftH hui,n-. rilll-A., I A.
a r.Ms
HAS IT EVER OCCUKED
TO YOU THAT
Thanksgiving
is uulj a few iUy uhuad ot ui and It
Is time to preparelor the time hou
ored feast? This is only a timely
reminder. Do you need anything
in our line? Corn fad Turkeys,
youtg, Juicy and palatable. The
little porker, prepared for the ocn.
Dncks, geeae and chickens of every
drgreu. Fresh meats of every de
scription. Kish of all kinds. In
fact anything you need In the moat
line to make your dinner complete
Otto Miescke
COP1I T S T It K K T
Hoaser's Old Stand
It , or tear down some of the trestle
work. At one time they employed
as many as 300 men to patrol the 15
nillpK nf ill tan. tint still wo would suc
ceed In harassing them. At last they
compromised. Tney gave us azu.uuu
fnr nit,- Intarnil jind imvfi 11R lohs In
repairing the ditch. After that they
never had any trouble.
"In 18C2 I bought In a pack train
tn Anhum. I sold rav nack outfit and
took up 240 acres of land one mile
east of the present city of La (Jratme.
I have been In the harness business
nitnnBt nnntliinniislv since that time.
though 1 do not take an active part
In harness making nowadays wnen
In 1RR2 tint feeling
engendered by the war then raging
was very bitter.
"A hltr tide nf immigration came
In the fall of C2. They were almost
entirely Southern sympathizers. We
called them the left wing ot tricea
army. But no actual trouble occur
red.
"Vs thpri. are a cood many old'
iimoR hiim vpt. 1 tniDSs the assessor
of this county, Ben Brown, is one of
tie oldest pioneers. Then there are
General J. H. Stevens, Colonel CurryJ
George wens, w. tt. uay, j. i.
.la Artlmr Wnriili'k. Jake Zuber. A
n 'unnfrilMriii M Ttaker. Tt. J. Itog
v . ...... ...-ri---..i - . - -
ers, J. Predmore, a Krencnman, ana
"Rattling Jack" Dillon, or "Rattle
aoi.- Tnntr " ne hn Ik tisuallv termed
and almost, if not all of them, came
in the early ws. They are the sur
vivors of a goodly number of old
timers who in the early days mined,
packed, fought Indians and cleared
the way for the hoim'-makers of later
years." F- L.
State Charity Meeting.
Indianapolis, Ind. Nov. 17. The
c.i nnnforniii-i, nf i.liarltloK and
Corrections Is holding its annual
meeting at the Meridian Street Meth
odist church. The sessions will con
tinue until Thursday. About 100 del
egates from various parts of the state
are In attendance, and a large num
ber or Indianapolis people are taking
Intnl-iftUt In tin. oroceedlngH. At
the formal opening thiB evening there
will be an address by the president
H. Shld-
eler. Some of the other prominent
participants are KraiiKlin aicveagu,
of Chicago; Dr. William P. Spratllng,
superintendent of the Mew rent vil
lage for Epileptics; Jospeh P. Byers,
late secretary or the Ohio Board of
ii,,.!(i,.u. i .w.hiH fi. Storrs. secretary
v 1 1 1. 1 L1 1 ' , .
.. en... Ml,.ili-mi Una id and George I...
Sehoit, secretary of the Kentucky
Board,
jam
SH OUTLINE
UNION PACIFIC
Headquarters for Travollng Men.
Commodlona Sample Ruoms.
Rates $2 & $2.50
Special rates by week or month .
Excellent Cuisine.
Prompt Dlnlngroom Service.
Bvery Modern Convenience.
Bar and billiard room in connection
Only Three Blocks from Depot.
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
Corner Court and Johnvm Mrrrl,
Vendition, otcKotu
M. F. Kolly, Proprietor.
Dsnat
roa
Time SehiMlnlt.
From I'ondlutou
Chicago
Portland Bpectal
6:30 p. m.
via Ilunt-lngton.
Atlantic
Kzpreas
6:t5a m.
tla Hunt
ington,
Bt. fanl
Fast Mall
8:15 a. m,
via
Spokane.
New York Horae Show Begins.
NT...,. Vnrlt KT-.V 17. Wltll 0. fail
fare Ol trumpet" uhu .........o
1 black and yellow c.olors tho doors of
Madison Square uaraen were uuuwu
I .1.1.. n.rnlllrr fill- h. I'l ffll t (I'll til
I U1W U lillB liiwi"'h ". .. .
annual exhibition of th National
1 t Q1.X... Acuni.lntlon Tllfi exhl-
oiiun -- -----
i bition promifcfs to excel anything of
the kind ever given ueiuiu.
fletytho thing which has given the
, affair so much eclat anu tne manuee
.,,,1,. QiinkilK tlii reoresen
UlClll nvj iiiu.j -- - .
tatlon is expected to be as large and
brilliant as heretofore. Aiuiiy j im
.1..1..1.1., un.i iiiiutim imrti.i fanciers an
ucil'iiia ... .. ..-
expected to be hurt before the week
is out. There are many new cxiinm
oi-s. and the class of horses shown Is
above the standard.
Tn Promote Irrlaatlon.
i).rtinnrt n.. Nov. 17.- Inlluentlal
men from many parts of the nUto are
gathering In Portland for "Irrigation
week." The occasion is tne nrsi nii
i im- i.f tin Orison Irrigation Associa
tlon. Practical metiiods for the pro
! motion of Irrigation work, in Des
i Chutes velley and other portions of
Oregon will be discussed.
Bait IftSke, Dearer, Ft.
Worth. Umaha, Kan
sas City, Bt. Louis
Chicago and East.
Bait Lake, Denver, Ft.
Worth, Omaha, Kan
aas City, BI. Loots,
cnicago ana susb
Walla Walla,Uwtston,
Rnokane. Wallace.
Pnllman, Vtlnneaao
lls.8t. Paul, Dnluih,
Hliwauaee, udicijui
and Kasu
U:io i
4:10 p. as,
Ocean and River Schedule.
FBOM rOHTIJtND,
IMUp. in.
except
Bonday
SWOp m.
BatuMar
10 W0 p. tn,
All sailing dates nub-!
jret to enange.
Far San Francisco
Ball evsry J days.
Columbia Klver
To Astoria and Way
Landings.
4:00 p. m.
4M p.m.
Bonday
Willamette Klvor.
nft,. u,. Pnrtlinri itallv. azoent Bondav
(stage of water permitting) for WlllauaUe anil
Yamhill Klver points.
Leave
Klparla Bnake River
tata. m. KlparU to Lewlalon
Dallv '
Excptllonl
Leava
Lewtston
. 7 0 a. ca
Dally
gxept Mas
F. F. WAMBLEY, Agent, FeadUton.
Washington &
Columbia River
Railroad
Take this
route for
Chicago, Bt. Paul, Ht, LouIh, Kan
taa miy, tn. oe, wni". "
All Points East and Sooth
Portland and points
oa the Sound
TIKI OABD.
Leave Fandleton, dally erpt Bondays ai
T:?ri?ve' Pendleton Monday, Wednesday an
FMr7v,elaPeudUton Tuesday, Thursday an
Saturday 9 S3 am.
Leave Walla W.lla dallr, eaat hound, II 0 pm.
Arrive WalU Wulla dally, weat bound, am
For Information regarding rates and aecoss.
modatlons. call on or aUa. J)AM8
FendleUrfj, Otttyon.
Wl!a WH, Wah,
HEATED BY STEM
LIGHTED BY ELECTMICITY
Aiiiorlcnn IMiui, ruliMl -JS lo-.'.(KI
iHirduv, '
KliruHMiu I'liiu. AOu. Trio, HI.OO.
Hpiu'lnl ral by weok or ihoiiHi,
Free 'bus meets all trains)
Commercial trade solicited
Flue sample rooms
Special Attention Given t'miuiry Trade
HOTEL
ST. GEORGE
CORNER MAIN AND WEBU ST8.
IT.
IBiaJ.' !krf-CJrrJiaa
FOB 8ALB AT TUB KABT OBBQOMIAN
offlce. Urge bundles of newspapers, con
taining over 100 big papers taa be ak
talnad far ZS cents a bundle.
GEO. DARVEAU, Prop.
Elegantly Furnished
Steam Meatea
Ruropean Plan.
Block and hall from depot.
Sample room In connection.
ROOM RATE
50c, 76c, $1.60
THE PORTLAND
PORTLAND. OREGON
American Plan, ptr day aud upward.
Ifcailquaitcra for touriaU aud comuicicial tiav.
rlers. b-c!al ralca made to fumlllta aud alugla
gcntlriuru The inaiiaiicmcut will 1 pleased
t alt tlmea to allow looms and Kite pritea. A
niotlern Turkish balli eatabllihim nl In the hotel.
II c IKJWI'.KH, Maiianer.
Babbitt Metal, beat In ths world, In
bars. Price) $1 per bar, at tho east
Oregonlan Office.
SaM fffiSZtlwtfSZ, ,.uJZ.7 M "drfareua-aiwAirg. Cuiaa -0t, Munhood, Im-
MT4 - . i.lula
II I " A..., ,1.,. la.u.r aet llMMMnitkl. ttisw t ' r"
SaJSXSS 'lLtf aSXTSS" Jdd'reti. Blahop turned, aun r-runoUoo. O.l.
SOLD BY TALLMAN A CO., DRUGGISTS, PENDLETON. OREGON,
e-