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9 Ca,tds and Societies I Classified Adveftisements COUNT SIX AVERAGE WORDS TO THE LI" E. :aZSS i, AND TBADES. ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. ; TWO LINES, PHYSICIANS. rtiw 1 ,n tn 12 a. m. .I-... hearlns. l-fd 'for Vc.TactlTe er kH. u.n J131 IT. K,SGO, OrricB, OTKU ,- ? rr u.in soi UJjLa OOce In Judd rO. ROOM 1" ABULIA linear main P.".l : resl- Vil I tia"lcs ere. car. n08' frtsVln Savlno Hank Dnll' Iv-jr r.r.J ncrTon dlfcnse K f - XW west of post- I $p,Ink.Vhone 1S1 black ,r KhAKESIUK. CIIKONIC KThMIiic corner Main and DENTISTS, L.HiN nVVTIST OKriCK IN 5Tfi:sT OFFICE IN AS J nrtr Schmidt's new druR h"dSTl FRATERNAL ORDERS. UMATILLA TKXT. NO. 27. K. O. T. M.- -McetR In Secret Society ball, second and; fcnrth Tuesdays In each month. All visit-, Ins Sir Knights cordially InTlted. J. S. Kees, Kecord Keeper. B. D. Kstabrook, Commander I'KNQI.KTON I.ODC3K. NO. 52. A. F. ANI A. M.. meet first and third Mondays of each month. VIsltlnj: brethren welcome. T. J. Tweedjr, W M. ; Joe II. rarkes. Sec. i'nxnLKTON chaitbh.. no. 2s t. a T..ln. II 1 V P Wnmliler. spf-rMarr. ! meets second and fourth Fridays of each ' month In Masonic hall. ! DAMON LODGE. NoT 4. -KNIGHT OF rvtblas. U . Item, v t- ; . n. Fletcher. K. of K. and S. Meets every Monday In Secret Society hall MODEHN WOOMEN OF AXIKUICA. Tutullla Camp. No. 030B. Meets first and third Mondavs of each month at Odd Fellows' hall. Goorjro A llanibiin. Con- I Mil : U A. Kobblns, Clerk. WOODMEN OF TIIT. WOULD- UECIILAR ' meeting of lVndleton Camp. No. 41. I of W are held In Secret Society hall every ! Ssturdav evening Vlsitlnp nelshbors are I always welcome. J V Walker, clerk A. 'J Ooen, C. C. I time 15c times 20c week 30c THREE LINES. 1 time 20c 2 times ...... ...... 30c 1 week . . 45c Extra lines'. 10 centt each a wsek: 25 cents line per month. FOIt KENT I woxl street FOR RENT. STOltE UOOM ON COTTON Enquire of Chris. Hanley. MISCELLANEOUS. HOTELS. IV POUXn-TIIK KOLI.OWISO HK.CKtBKD I animal has been taken up by the mirahal of the Cltv ot Pendleton, low It: One irrel iteld ! I u ...in In I.m t.AlHt . Iu-.I1 , i pounds jre4er. nobr'nd vllhlo If Md I The Bpst Hotel In PcndlctoO animal ts not claimed by the owner or tho.o UK- ue:1 "ultl m C entitled to the poieion ot u, eos ana r. HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS., Props. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. maple nnos corr.T street, la Ib block. Electricians, dealers In elec I trlcal supplies. Honses, stores, wired for 1 electric IIeMs, bells or telephones. Elec- trlcal fixture of all kinds. Get our prices. ' Uepalr work a specialty BLACKSMITH I NG. KANSAS Wi STORYIh NAKED AMERICAN TROOPS CAPTURE NATIVE VILLAGE. jHKS AND BROKERS. COI'ELAND i SON FOr. WHEAT RACKS. Cheapest and best In town, S14 Webb St ( i' BANK OF ATHENA. 5r,fl surplus and ., tn..Mt r.n time denosltS. L vln and dfmetp eTChauc lit paopt a'tended to Heary ' Bire rashler F S I- iWFJ:c EAVK OF WESTON. two IV a eenerai Dans- In ar"y attended to. It. hin' I P.. Kllcore. cashier: HI- Ut; -t-si M. .loans, i. " liTtv 1 F Kllcore. Robert j w rroebstel -,:.rr s wi no s n a nk. ' - iUkcb Orpanlied March 1, - fv 90" snrplus. jsni.ui'u ; . - t mi' denoslts Ex- !..- e-1 f ' m all principal ' jrlvcu to col- F " president . J. N ft;-H.' T J Morris, cashier : ; l. ashler V" "NK OF FFNDLE- s ; w surplus. 5,noo h i tmtt b:inklnc business Ex- c-a ransfers sold on ' Sf rn i New York and h ip Northwest Drafts ia. It-, i and Europe. Makes - v - ,e terms Levi An- " w F Matlock, vlce-presl W. 'aO ler n T Johnson. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. THE OLD SEMFLE FEED YARD. 723 Cottonwood street. Lindsay 1 Doty props. Livery, feed and sale stable. Sad dle horses at all times. Hotw for ale. 'I'hone red 41. rnxtMKRClAL sTAF.LES. G. M. FROOMEi 1 l'-i-nn. Lit err. feed and boarding. Al! kinds of turnouts. Competent drivers Op i polite Hotel I'endleton 'Phone main 101 OREGON FEED YARd7 W "t. P.OYNTON ' prop Special care Riven to horses left I with me Lower Webb street I'hone ' red 204. Col. Funston's Regiment Goes In Swimming and is Taken on Sur prise. "A Kansas regiment under Col. Funston was pursuing the Filipino array one day in July." said a return ed volunteer to the East Oregonian representative, "when the Bagbad river, near Malolos was reached. The the women and children in the huts escaping. As they peered out at naked troop of 'Americanos,' they doubtless thought another race of islanders had invaded their coun try. "Presently the main regiment came 'mi. hrluelne our clothlnc and wo wero relieved and ordered to dress. Ex cepting a few scratches made in our charge through the brush, nobody wns the worse off for that little swim." Denies againtl 11 paid ana u taten away wim . in ten days (r m the dale hereof, then t 2 " i clock p. m. of the 2Mb day ol November. I'.WJ. the said animal will be sold to the hUhot . bidder, at public auct on. for cash, at the city I pound, on the corner ol Cottonwood and Webb 'streets In said City ot lVndleton, the proceed I ot such sals to be applied to the payment ol I Vuch co'ts and expentea ol making s.ile Dated J A lllskely, City Matshsl IN POUND THE FOLLOWING DFPCHinKI) aMmata have been taken unby the marshal ot the t'lty of Pendleton, to wit: Ono white mare, weight fW pound, trsndedhaton left ' mp. II saia annual rc uwi vimiuvu by the owners or thoso entitled to the nosiesilon of them, cojts and ep'nos srainsi mem tiikihiim iiivih wh .,(. ten nays trom tne utie nermii, men m and as Kxid as any. OUTSHINE ROYALTY. to BOARD AND LODGING, THE WHITE LODGING HOI'SE, 301 South Main street. M T. Itradley. prop. ri....-i Fiutmc nnrl lodrlti? rnftlDh, I f.ood comfortable rooms and clean, el. kept ls. IXKlcing . cents. FMPIIlE LODGING HOI'SE. CORNER OF E Court and Johnson streets. Good Iar-e. clean room with comfortable beds. Rates U5c Bnd .'."c a night. Thos. Smart, Prop. l-HTECTS AND BUILDERS. fTAEP AUfl'ITECT AND Rf- ha n..k implete and relle b- Idini In 'he elty or eour. T Jnd4 bmUIh-.g HOTEL ALTA. CORNER ALTA AND Mill streets Hoard by the dav or week. Good table set Rates S4 and S5 per week Pendleton Feed Yard In connection. L. Neff. prop. ri'RNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. TERM treasonable, at 502 Water St, 'Phone red 15G. THE 6TRAHOX ROOMING HOI'SE t.l" MAIN street. Mrs H. F. Cooper. Prop Evrvth ug: new and strictly flrft clsss. KUei S3c, jOc and 1 per day SECOND-HAND DEALERS. f'filF fONT. ACTORS AND " - H. rnUhed on short I . b crk - sp-lalty Prompt Iftiri n F.fnS' sret near Main. kit nvTr.ACTOi: and wild- l-J?r; TMtief on all Kinns tn tnen wks, stun walls, etc. nan urejon:an ocice BXTI'V , I! 'IITEIT AND SI'- WtH! Il-;nra T Aosoclatlon ! PI ASTFPING AND CE- 'ewnf Talks a soeclaltv. Ii;- BS1 (n. Work guaranteed. IrBadier and ehner'slriirar tf O bex '04 GEORGE O-DANIEU NEW AND SECOND hand goods bought and sold. Court St., Opera house block Call and see bid. V KTIfOnt.E DEALER IN SECOND- 1 hand goode If there la an thing yon j need In new or second hand fqrnlture. stoves, granlt ware and crockery .call and ' ret hla nrlces. No. 212 Court street I INSURANCE . LAND BUSINESS. JOE H PARKES, OFFICE COTTONWOOD St, Opera house block tland otrice bus iness, such as filing of claims and Initiating contests a specialty. JOHN HA1LEY. JR. I S. LAND COM mlssloner - Specialty made of land filings and proof: Insurance and collections Of-1 Oct! In Judd building, room iu, ; Mrs. Leiter and Daughter Alice, Visit Lady Cunon in India. Loudon. Nov. 21. No royal person- ',Sd v0URThl e e had' blor'sWrV to India where they are to be mishlnV going on and occasional the guests of Lady Curzon, nee Mlw n:u. ' f. , " ,v. 4,m.-Mary Leiter. during the approaching g?es to righ and le : This firing Durbar festivities Members of the had now aH ceased and not a sound British royal family will be present . Tl.Jr; ,w ,,r,KSiv, after- at Delhi .together with any number noon ex ept the distani piping of of the nobility, but it is safe to assert some water fowl and the jests of the that the costumes am jewel, o all -mt,t trnnners these will be eclipsed by the hap- 1 wiiii rxi.... Go in Swimming. "Upon permission from our captain. (Acting Major) Watson, about 40 of us undressed and went in swimming. The water was refreshing, after our long march and we were enjoying it hugely. The main body ot the regi ment ' was down the river nearly a half mile from the swimming hole. The pickets had returned and joined us. Everything seemed so quiet arid peaceful that we relaxed, our guard, even in the country of the enemy. Shots From the Bush. Our clothing was stacked up on the" bank, our guns and cartridge belts J ,H.-Iir ui r."e.'". ""'s.""" ."I .T. I'aris and London. ness of our fusllade inured out UDOn US. 'Grab you guns and belts,' shouted the captain, 'don't stop to dress,' and we scrambled out of the water into the thicket with nothing but our hats on. A few natives were in sight when we reached the open a few hundred vards distant, and we gave chase. Never did Filipino nor Kansan run so hard before or since. We chased them into a native village, routed the few soldiers guarding it and took possession. The village only consist ed of some 20 bamboo huts, but we threw a skirmish line around !t and began to patrol the street to Keep nek p. m.ol the SOrhday ot November, UXW, the said animal will be sold to tho highest bidder, at public auction, for cash, at tho city pound, on the corner o) Cottonwood and t ebb street!, In tald city of Pendleton, the procceda of surh sale to le applied to the piymcnt ol such com and cxpet"eol making sale. Dated this 19th day of Nov., 1902. J A. Blakley City Marshal, mmmm pings of the two American women who. as members of the vice regal famllv. will be central figures at the festivities. Mrs. Leiter and her daughter were passengers on the Peninsular and Ori ental liner China, which sailed for India todav. During the past two davs van after van has been driven to the P. & O. docks loaded with trunks belonging to the loiters, It is stated as a matter of fact that the baggage of these two women numbers more than 200 pieces. The many trunks are said to contain more than 100 separate costumes, to say nothing of the smaller pieces ol nnery. ah of these costumes have been made In Among them are smug uiu lCi .u d , tlmt nave oocu. ,ur iness when a sudden o of shsts from the juntle m whUe gaUn Rmvns .".S AND SUPPLIES. L??i. SPOKANE, WASH. C8" Second-hand type t5r"lrs repairing 7POE REPAIRING. TIT I' nr jt i i-t nm L1 t-elass repairing with li "ep in rear of Dlndlnger C2M. Bhop 117 Alta 8t. "K ND CARRIAGES. iTnTTT: l9i.7L.?lK N'"W AND VERY wli,V-,.8 MrKay. prow. Call I'. .7' lilerr stshle or !. i "4 the hark will call for .. IN I AKCIL PP.OP 8t4Dd ln ,ront ' PHOTOGRAPHERS. W S BOWMAN. LEADING PHOTOGRA I pher of the city narvest views. In dhi. photos for sale Flulsblng done for amateurs Main St near bridge 'Phone red 27G. TONSORIAL PARLORS. (NEW TOKSOKIAL PARLORS, COURT BT, Three doors west of Golden Rule Hotel. J. i H Pace. Prop Fl'st clf Workmen, every thing clean, all moaern improvement. L08T. t LOST LADY'S TAN COLORED PURBK, COh i talnlnr a small amount of money. Silver j Initial "I" on tide. Liberal reward to flndar ! by returning ame to Eat oregonian onW. WANTED. WANTED 8IXTY TONS OF CLEAN WHEAT hay. P. y. Collier & Co.. Office ew Main at. ANTi.i THREE OR KOl lt UNPUK nlshed roomy for light houekeping. Ad drtvs f M.. care East Oregonian. 'E COMMISSION CO. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $300,000 1 8 Grain, Provisions, Steoks, Bends and Cotton for uash or Future Dollvorv t.l?.VtrliInent. miinL.li.ul -..ri ..,i.,.iiu,..,,y .nrltlM nwnlntr ctnii ofrfJi: xtenei ve private wire Byatem In the world we ctai execute 1 ttiniZ :."' 1 romptly aud mitlafactorr than any other concern. PS4lU fc, elfctute orders when lluilli. are reached. We do not hold F tuning tn thaD. tlie ntargln you place In a trade. We charge no FJJJlo ie r!tfw'i,? D-Graln lo per bushel, ritocka 2 r share. CominUv ' nd vou 7, 7 tV "i" 4 on per cent. ' u our Bk of StatUtica and Dally Market free. Write for It. Ciiify,!, " Natolnal and State UaukB. JtliJUl " oftle'rS1!0? Caieroe Building, Minneapolis Minn. Ex Mlm.i1 ,)wm and clUea of the Northwest, Including n T "uman Jlltrvlllo n.. sirit. nr.11. Mnuno PcnHlft. Fr.B.rrw O'tructlon to Pnrti.nH t, RSLtttP. Kverett and lJfjout,-. f'offlct, rn trade or account with us vou can operate H ln H. HANSEN, Western Maaaser. Mltou Offlo. U6 court StreoU Vhont, Main 461 c- MASER8, Lml Hnarn Let Murphy Frame those Pictures for Christmas Do'n't put off having the work dene. If Murphy does the work it will be good work and you will be highly pleased, Best stock of framing material. E. J. Murphy's Best work at lowest prices. No Bad Debts Are contracted by our system of doing business for we sell for cash and give our custo mers the benefit of our saving from loss. More fresh, first class groceries for your money than any other store in Pen ton. Our stock is all fresh. New goods arriving daily Miller Grocery Co. CASH GROCERY AND BAKERY embroidered in jewels. These aro in addition to the regulation court robes that ae taken along. Then thcro are the strong boxes contalniiiB the I.eiter jewels, and an idea of the value of this part of the jaggaKO may be had from the statement i that the insurance aggregates $2,000,000. One rope of rubies alone Is worth hund reds of thousands of dollars. To this Is added five diamond necklaces, and long iopes of pearls, with a dozen diamond biooches an pendants and a cornet of diamonds and other rare jewels of fabulous value. When Mrs. loiter and Miss Leiter teach Simla, where the summer pal ace of the viceroy is located, they will bo met by an escort, who with Imposing grandeur, will accompany them to Delhi. MORE AMERICAN INVASION. English Manufacturers Feel it Be cause Not Up to Date, While the talk about the Anicilcan invasion has ceased in tho press, there Is, cables the London corres pondent of the Tribune, no lack or evidence of active competition In many lines of mauufactuie. Tho pro vincial hotels are filled with Ameri can commeicial travelers and agents of manufacturing firms and there Is a large Inn ease In the number of branch houses established for perma nent operations In the United King dom. The iGsuitb of this destructive com petition are noticeable lu the mid land towns like Northampton and Leicester, which have been dependent for their prosperity upon the boot aud shoe trade. There has been a marked decline in the production for both the home and foreign trade. The strcetb of thoso towns are filled with Idlers aud the shoemakers' wages are falling. J)lcester Is mom fortu nate than Northampton, since It lias the hosiery industry, which has not been seriously affected by the In creased production abroad, but it has a large working force of shoemakers, now menaced with loss of employ ment. Northampton Is In a sorry plight from the shrinkage or business, The foi tunes of those towns might have been retrieved if the shoe manu lacturers had kept abreast of Ameri can enterprise and equipped their factories with labor saving appli ances, They neglected these matters, however, and American boots and shoes are now sold In Kngland at prices which cannot be met, either at Leicester or Northampton. Tho tide lands of Alaska are not publlc lands belonging to tho United States, within the meaning of tho mining laws, and no right whatever, with respect to such lands, can be ac quired by exploration, occupation, lo cation or otherwise under said laws. sintscitiiiKns to magazines, if vou want to autwcrlbe to magatlor or ntwa papers In the United 8tale or Hurope, re mit by postal note, check, or send to the HAST OltEGONIAN the net publisher's price of the publication you desire, and we will hare It sent you and aaaums all the rink of the money being loat In the mails. It will save you both trouble and iltk. If you are a subscriber to the East Oregonian, In remitting yon can deduct 10 per cent from the publishers price. Address n.VST OUK00NIAN l'OH. CO., l'CDdleton, Oregon, OLD NT.WSI'AIT.IIS TO ITT UNlUMt carpebf, on phelv, walls, or for wrap . i iii.i M.usnniipF lii larifc bundles of 100 each at 25 cents a bundle nt the HAST OltWiO.MAK oi-e. l'oiulle- ton, Orefiou. TRANSPORTATION LINES. Headquarters for Traveling Mon. Commodious Siimph; Rooms. Rates $2 & $2,50 Special rates by week or month. Hxccllcut Cuisine. Prompt UlnltiKroont Service, l:erv Modern Convenient. Bar ami billiard room u couneotion Only Tlirctt Blocks from Depot, Oregon Shoreline amd UNION PACIFIC IIEPiRT ros Chlrago I'urtland Special Svp. m. tU Huntington. Tlmo SclKxlnlo From I'oudlotou IHMTI raov GOLDEN RULE HOTEL Lt'lliet Couft ami Jolthn'ii Stic. l'c-tulUti'it. rvK"ii. M F, Kolty, Propriotpn 'k. Bah Lake, Denver. Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kan sas City, Ht. Louis, Chlcsgo and Kut Atlantic Kipresa 5:1) a m. Tla Huntington. St. Tsui Fast Mall 8 If) a. ra, Tla Spokane. Bait Lake, Denver, Ft, Worth, Omaha, Kan. as City, St. Unit, Chicago snd East. Walls Walls, Uwliton, Spokane, Wallace, Pullman, Minneapo lis. Bt. I'aul, Dululh, Milwaukee, Chicago ana Estl. ll:lo p. MM p, a. Ocean and River Schedule KKOM FOHTLANU. 8.-0) p. m. All sailing dates nub lecttocbauge. For Ban Francisco Ball every & dar. tfaflr except Bunds? I 8:00 p m. , Baturdar 1U0 p M.I Columbia Itiver To Astoria aud War Landings. iit p. m. 4:00 p. M, 6u inlay Wlllnmotto Itlvur. runt, leave Portland daily, excent Bund.T (stage of water permitting) for Willamette an4 lamnui mvrr points. Uave I Leave Klpatia Snake Klver ' lewlifin 11)5 a.m. Klparta to I-wltn ! 7H.b Dally . uaiiy Eiept Mon I Kacpt Moa F. F, WAM8I.EV, Agent, Pendleton. Washington & Columbia River Railroad Take this route for Chicago, Ht. Paul, Ht. IouU, Kan- uaa Ulty, Ht. joe, uiuaua. aim All Points East and Soulli Portland and points on the Sound TIMI OAKU, Lv FeadUloa, daily eioept Bondays .1 IM-pm. W.A a.. ..a Arrive renaiewn ua7i jj Friday IIr25 pm. Arrive I'endleton Tuevlsv, Thursday kut Baturday 925aia. Leave Walla Walla daily, eau touoa, 11 xa psj. Arrlvt Wslla Walla dally, west bound, sta. For Information regarding rates and atou. modatloni.i-all on or address I'sndleton. Orsaoa. 8 B. OALDltKHEAD.O. F.A.. nana nana, nun, iuVt' . ret 7? - jC-1 rw HEATED BY STEAM 1 LIGHTED BY ELECTUICITY Aiiiiirleiiii I'liin, nihmH V.'.'S (J.OO IMiriliiv. KiiiiiIhmiii I'liin, Alid. 7.1c, I.(M). .Skh!1hI i'iitf-H l in month. Free 'bus meets all trulnsl Commercial trade solicited Hoc .sample rixxu SK!ci;il AiU'iiliim (liven Country Trade riOTEL ST. GEORGE CORNER MAIN AND WBHB STS. GEO. DAnVEAU. Prop. Elegantly Furnished Steam Heatcu f Uuropcaii flan. Block and a half from depot, .Sample room In connection, ROOM KATE - 50c, 76o, J1.U0 THE PORTLAND PORTLAND, OREGON American Plan, j prr dsy snd upwud, lkailiuailcis for tourists and couimsicial Uat. cltr hx-cll raits made to Isiulllcs and shift gentlriiiru The uiaiisgemcnt will Lc ulcaaM at all Uinta to sliotv roouu and give prms. A modem Turkiih bathcstahlUliuiriitiu llic botct. II C )iOWIkh, Msusgcr. Babbitt MeUI, beat In the world, In bar. Prlta $1 per bar, at tha Eatst Oreoonlan Offioa. I's 1 7.m.iA r 1 rA'i fa 1 h mm j' HiTl - - - - . IqTd BY TALLMAN A CO., DRU G0I8T8, PENDLETON, OREQOH. m