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a. it Jit SSl iitt 3?$ 3fAN0 isstness Caf ds and Societies FESSIONS AND TRADES. ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PHYSICIANS. FRATERNAL ORDERS. -SleToFFICE IN JODD UMATILLA TEXT. NO. 27. K. O. T. M. ,.. hour. 10 to 12 a. m. Meet In Secret Socletr hill. aN-ond .1 Talerjbone red 371 Telephone lUf k .v. tronblw. caur- M.ln 11S1 OFFICE OVER Vm,o Sarinpi Hank. Telephone il"""...!.,.,. Main am. rinELD, M. D.. HOMEOPATHIC VJf-:: nm hlark 73: KirFAELL, ItOOM 17 A8SOCIA- V.j, Telephone, main 931 ; rent- J J. i iu"J in eacn month. All rlalt Inp Sir knlghta cordially Inrlted. J. 8. Kees, Record Keeper; K. D. Eatabrook. i';.mil.i:to. LODGE, NO. 62. A. F. AND A M roeeU flrat and third Mondays of I m . isiiinf: oretnren welcome. i j. iweray, . joe II. t'arkea, Sec, black 161. ( HENDERSON, mtSlClAN qQ. OlWVWiumi cjc. hw. Office In SaYlng Bank build- , main 331. IS i. KErES, OSTEOPATHIC I Chronic ana nervous diseases Office one block west or post . irrHl.Y. PHYSICIAN AND BUR. Rice In Ispaln Block, Telephone rii.MU.KION CHAPTER, NO. 28 T. C. jujior, u. i-., t: r. wamsiey, aecretarr, meets second and fourth Fridays of each u-.uuiu in masonic nau. re K BLAKESLEE, CHRONIC L.-Toct diseases ana aisesses oi wo- iti.M Mil amc. corner .Main ma En. Office 'phone main 721; Res. DENTISTS, rtdflt, tit to VAUGBAN. DENTIST. OFFICE IN jlldln? rnone rea ii. IAV.V. DENTIST. OFFICE IN AS- fioo block orer Schmidt's new drug Fhooe red 271. BANKS AND BROKERS. east i I NATIONAL HANK OF ATHENA. Capital. .)(,(KK): surplus and ! IMWu. Interest on time deposits. Id isrelgn and domestic exchang" toz! promptly attended to. Henry , president; J J. Kirk, vice-presi- E I. Harnett, cashier; F S. Le- nt cashier rinMEKS' HANK OF WESTON, toil, Oregon. Does a general bank- Klne r.xcnance Dorjcnt ana sola. Most promptly attended to. R. uresiaeut , ueorcc . rroepstei. ident J R. Kllpore, cashier; (II- C A Hartman, M. M. Johns. T. , 0 D Graw, J F Kllcore. Robert , G V Proebstel, TENDLETON SAVINGS BANK, dleton. Oregon, Organized March 1, ' Capital $50,000 ; surplus, $90,000 ; anon 1 on time deposits. Ki- bought and sold on all principal Special attention given to col w j Furnish, president; J. N. Ivlce-presldent ; T J. Morris, cashier ; Haioney, assistant cashier. NATIONAL HANK OF PENDLE Capltal, 170.000: surplus. $95,000. acta a general banting business, lix ana teiegrapnic transiers sola on d. San Francisco. New York and al points In the Northwest. Drafts I on China. Japan and Enrope. Makes ions on reasonable terms, Lievi An president: W. F. Matlock, vlce-preel IC 11. Wade, cashier; H. F. Johnson, nt cashier. DAMON LODGE. NO. 4. KNIGHT OF rythlns. L. W. Held, C. C; R. W. r leicner, ly. oi k. ana 8. Meets every MODERN WOOMEN OR AMERICA. lumiiia (.amp, ro. G3HP. Meets first I una tinra .uonaays ot eacn month at Odd i-eiiows nan. Ueorge A sul . G. A. Bobbins, Clerk. Hamblln, Con- WOODMEN OF THE WORLD REGULAR meetings of Pendleton Camp, No. 41, W. of W. are held In Secret Society hall every Saturday evening. Visiting neighbors are mways welcome, j. i; waiter. Clerk; A. I j nwen, u. u. ATTORNEYS, JAMES A. FEE, LAW OFFICE IN JUDD Duiiaing. HA1LEY & LOWELL, ATTORNEYS ATI law. office In Despaln Block. BALLERAY & McCODRT, LAWYERS, As sociation nnuaing. H. E. COLLIER, LAWYER, OFFICE I rooms i and 8, Association building. INSURANCE & LAND BUSINESS. JOB U. PARKKS, OFFICB COTTONWOOD St. Opera house block iland office bo Iness, such as flllng of claims and Inltlatlnc contests a specialty. JOHN 1IA1LEY. J II., U. S. LAND COM. mlssloner Specialty made of land allots and proof: Insurance and collections. Of flee In Jndd bnlldlng. room iu. HOTELS, second-hand DEALERS. GKOROG O'DANIEL, NEW AND BECOND band goods bought and sold. Court St. Opera house block. Call and see him. V. STROPLE, DEALER IN SECOND hand goods. If there Is anything yon need In new or secondhand furnltnre. stoves, granite ware and crockery .call and get his prices. No. 212 Court street HOTEL PENDLETON , VAN DRAN BROS., Props. , The Best Hotel in Pendlctoc and as good as any. FOR RENT. FOR RENT THKKK , home on Muln utreet. taurunt ROOM ri'llS'lPIIKI) Inquire at Hornl Ho. TRANSPORTATION LINES CARTER Ic HALEY, ATTORNEYS ATI law Office In Savings Bank bnlldlng. HENRY J. BEAN. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Association Block, Pendleton. Oregon. N. BERKELEY, ATTORNEY Office In Association Block H. D. BOYD. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ill Court street AT LAW, WAS ALSO AFFLICTED "I Jiflve a weakness fur old china. So liaf our scrvnnt girl. She doesn t jum-iii Mnmg enough to carry It.' AT LAW tWWWWWW. L B REEDER, ATTORNEY Pendleton, Oregon. STILLMAN 4 PIERCE, ATTORNEYS AT law. Mr. Stlllman has been admitted to I practice In United States patent offlces and ,makes a specialty or 1'atent i.aw. Rooms 1(1. 11. 12 and 13, Association Block. MEISCKE'S R. S HRYFoN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW; COL- lectlons snd Insurance. Office in K O. build ing TONSORIAL PARLORS. BILLY KRASSIG, BARBER SHOP AND bath ronn , Main treet, three doors north o' Hotel M (ieorge. nrst ciaip service ICHITECTS AND BUILDERS. HOWARD, ARCHITECT AND SO ntirirtpnt. makes complete and relia- ans for buildings in the city or conn- Er.oom 17 Jndd building. IK & COLE, CONTUAtTOKS AND pldera. Estimates turnlsned on snort Job Work a specialty, rrompt re. Shop on Minn Birwi crar kiu. MAY, CONTRACTOR AND BUILD nstimRtes turnlshed on all kinds asonry, cement walks, stone walls, etc. orders at &aai uregoniaa onice. , TROUTMAN, ARCHITECT AND SU- gtatendent. Room .15, Association ting. Pendleton, Oregon. KELLAR, PLASTERING AND CE- atag. Cement walks a specialty, bs- inrnlshed free, work guaranteed. : orders at Badley and Zehner's cigar sam st., p. o. dot 104. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. BROS.. 217 COURT STREET, Electricians, dealers tn elec K supplies. Houses, stores, wired for at iignts, bens or telephones, tiec A inures of all kinds. Get our prices. : totk a specialty. (HWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. MERRILL, SPOKANE, WASH. im Densmore. Second-band type- Kniles, rellnlng, repairing. ilfW AND FEED STABLES. 'W LIVERY BOARD AND 8ALE a. j Carney, proprietor, for fine stable U8 Alta street. OLD fiEfpT.ps prm varii 7??. liwood street Lindsay & Doty 7 urery, feed and sale stable. Sad kms at all times. Horses for sale. I ttd 41. l DiADiiuo, u. sa, rnuvnri LV. Livery, feed and boardlnr. All J" 'r tornonts. Competent drivers. Oij- Hots: Pendleton. 'Phone main 161. hOX KED YARD, W. t7 BOYNTON L.:. "tK R care ?lven to normes lert " at. r .t-Tuv. . ,r.k I Jj - "vnl IKUU VblCL. I UVOT NEW TONSORIAL PARLORS. COURT ST . Three doom west ol Golden Rule Hotel. J. a race. Prop First claa workmen, every thing clean, an nioaern improvciienH. PATTON'8 SANITARY BARBER "JROP, DE8- paln block Court street; h st workmanship; li the modern improvements; all tools steril lied ; nam rooms in connection. PHOTOGRAPHERS W S. BOWMAN, LEADING PHOTOGRA cher of the city. Harvest views. In dlan photos for sale. Finishing done fori amateurs. Main St, near bridge. 'Phone I red 276. MEATS AlwayH pleat! ihv people uml puitonuTH areahvaj BsatUfled. The reason for thia is that you never net anything hut ood, tender ineatn, uti matter what you order. Otto Mies eke C O U It T S T It K E T Ho user's Old Stand TELEPHONE RED 21 HOSES DUD EXPORTATION OF HORSES HAS GROWN STRONG. BOOT nND SHOE REPAIRING, L. OREENAWALD, THE OLD RELIABLE Shoemaker. First-class repairing wlthl nest materials, snop in rear or uinaingeri Wilson CO. JOHN WILSON, FIRST-CLASS SHOE- maker and repairer. Best material used and good work done. Shop 117 Alta St REMEDY CATARRH Is Sure to GIVE Satisfaotlon. BOARD AND LODGING. Ely's Cream Balm EMPIRE LODGING HOUSE. CORNER OF i;. Court and Johnson streets. Good Gives relief al once large, clean rooms with comfortable beds. , Rates 2.-.C and 50c a night. The. Smart, d "SKidilViSS " '' membrane It lure r.. r,x-tD . r -r-1 i r Catarrh and drives UU i .I. A ,, V.'VI.i, 1.1. ....... Mill streets. Board by the day or 1 Good table set Rates 14 and $5 per week, absorbed Heals and protects the membrane Pendleton Feed ) ard in connection. L. I Restores tue sense ot taste ann tmell. Full slit Neft, prop. FURNISHED ROOMB FOR RENT, TERM reasonable, at 602 Water St., 'Phone red 150. THE ST. GEORGE RESTAURANT REGU lar meals 25 cents, short orders a specialty. upen aay ana mgni. i. a uiaiamer, rrop. 60c. st drurgii mail. ELY BROTHERS, New York ze staor by mall: trial ilie 10c by oi, warren sueei, FOR SALE THE STRAflON ROOMING HOUSE 618 MAIN street, Mrs it. n. (Joopr, rrop. isvervm ne new and strictly flr.t class. Rates 25c, &0e and ii ir aay THE wniTE LODQI.SQ HOUSE, 301 SOUTH Main street Mrs. Mary wiuiams, i-rop. FlnnsRlrneDlnF rooms and lodeinr rooms. Good comfortable rooms and clean, well kept beds, ixxiging s cents. CABS AND CARRIAGE8. half section of fine wheat land, all in summer-fallow, north of Pendleton. Good improvements. RUBBER TIRE HACK, NEW AND VERY lates style, lor tue service or tne pnsne. C. D. Carnn and Jas. S. McKay, props. Call m .Via rnmmrpfi llverv Italili op tele- I phone main 161 and the hack will call far Almost a Section of land in JOB PITY CAB LINE. EEWIN BAKER. PROP. Telephone main aos. Btana in iront oi French restaurant BLACKSMITH I NG. COPELAND A SON FOR WHEAT BACKS. Cheapest and beat in town. Bit wero ot. one body, a short tance north of town. dis- !0E COMMISSION CO. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 8300,000 1 and Sells Grain, Provisions, Stocks, Bonds and Cotton for Cash or Future Delivery Dsnls In covernmpnt munirlnnl find mfnrpllnnAniiH sAriiHtlea. Own- - Md operating the moat extensive private wire system In the world we CXeCUtA ltircrt. n .at1 n,rfaH nMimnttn onH aattafaMnrv tllOTl "r other concern. ihniit suarantee to execute orders when limits are reached, we Qo not SWlll you IMr,Af,.ll,l. .1 .!. i 1 l Wo Cttrg .--i-vmoiuic lui iuuic muu tuu uiaigiu ;uu (jiat.c " .... i-icimi lur carrying long biockb, MAnftiuo n. . . . n ..... . ICom. , " ncuu mtu urain, ic per Dusnei siocks, 2 per euare. 'or it Bend you our Book of 8tat,Btlcs nnl DaHy Market free. Write FRANK B. CLOPTON S00 MAIN STREET UMBER Gray's Harbor Com. Co. Opp. W; & C. R. Depot When getting figures from others on that lumber bill of yours, don't forget to come and see us. We carry a large stock of all kinds of REFERENCE: 75 National and State Banks. LOCAL REFERENCE: Pendleton Savings Bank. ! ehf nn E"hanee, Bank of Commerce Building, Minneapolis, Minn., Ex- 1 o.. Kes 'I 76 of th nrinnlnnl lnwn unit IHbb tf ihn NnrthwMt inrliidlne tolw! Colfax- Pullman, RJUvllle. Dayton, Walla Walla. Moscow, Pendle- Rff-tfffcncr lVTafifaf . Van.lre8unIer construction to Portland. Tacoma. SeatUe. Everett and -UHl"Jg VHCI-141 Vi. N B. If vnn U - . . . . . . . n I . ia av r,t i.. an open irsae or account wiin us yuu can uiraw n "r OI ou'- 76 offlces. H. H. HANSEN, Western Manager. pndleton Office, Room 4 Aoclatlon Block. 'Phone Main 81-1. I- G. MAJOR. Lal Miiiht including shingles, door, win dows, moulding, screen doore and windows in fact, every' thing that is found in a first class lumber yard. South Africa Has Ordered the Largest Amount of American Horses Phil ippine Demand Not Great Pony Trade Reviving. That American horseflesh In rapid ly growing In favor In foreign mar kets statistics proved. Within the last Bix years Great Britain alone spent $35,000,000 In the United Stutes in the purchase of horses, Indepen dent of the many millions she spent for mules. Last year not less than 76,000 Iiorses were shipped trom thf country to England. Exportation Light Before 1895. Until 1895 the exportation of horses from the United States was not an lm portant Item, hut since then It has grown Into something enormous and Great Britain Is only one of the many foreign countries whoso recognition of the superiority of American horse flesh is attested oy largo purchases, Boer War Demand. During tho last six years American sulpments of horses to other coun tries have been as follows: South At rlca, 37.4C5; Canada, 8438: Cuba. 4 , 430; British Columbia, 1G78; China, 2 317, rninppiues, 1573; Japan, 1535 n-ma)t IVnct Iwll..7 1U1 ..,1. ...... . scattering. Germany, Prance. Russia and Aus tria are likewise Included among tho number of foreign purchasers of American horseflesh, but they have just Degun to make purchases and have only invested up to the presen time in trotting stock. The Boer war stimulated tho Amer ican horse market to a great degree of activity. The Spanish war caused a flurry and tho supply today shorter in the West than it lias been since 1875. Farmers quit raising horses when the hard times of 1894 came on. In 1803, over 10,000 head of horses wero driven out of Oregon, to Colorado Oklahoma and Indian territory, In search of cheap feed and moro range, Today tho largo bands aro dwindled down to one-fourth their original size, Tho price Is up and tho supply Is down. Good brood mares In Oregon aro worth almost as much today as they were beforo railroads wero built Into Oregon The Pony Craze, Tho pony has como back Into popu' larity. The demand for small saddle stock, not necessarily Shetlands, but small, smooth, gentle ponies. Is brisk In the cities of the East and mlddlo states, and pony raising has bright prospects ahead of It. In the West where feed Is cheap and range Is plentiful, UjIs Industry can bo sue cessfully carried on. Washington v Columbia River Railroad Take this route for Chicago, 8t. Paul, Bt. Louie, Knu ens City, Bt. Joe, Omaha, and All Points East and South Portland and points on the Sound l'IMK OA (til. U-'ate rendition, 'lnlly ncrpl 8an1j a- 1 ail. pm I Headquarters for Traveling Men. Commodious Samplo Hoom. Rates $2 & $2.50 Special rates by week or month. Uxccllent Culslnc. Prompt Dlnlngroom Service. IJvery Alodcrn Convenience. Arme Pendleton Mondsj. WodnenUr sn" Thuridsy stne" rrldayilrtinm. Arnre rendition Tuesday Saturday 9 US am. IHf Wslia Walla dally, east bound, II am pm Arrive Walla Walla dally, viml bound, H:5 am For Information regarding ratt-s and inrni" modatlons, t all on or address W. A D A MN, Anent, I'endli-tfln, Oreion. f. B. OALDKKHKAD, (I I'. A., Ualla Walla WmIi. Bar and billiard room in connootioo Only Three Blocks from Depot. GOLDEN ROLE HOTEL Corner Court and JoIiiiihiii Stirrin, Pendleton, Oregon, Kolly, Proprlotor. Is always rcceivc'tl when place your ortler with us you Concerning Two Deceased Porkers. Tho other day two dressed hogs, cold and stlU In tho frozen embrace of death were found In a hack near Henry Plnkerton's place between Weston and Athena. "Jinks" Taylor nounea constable Jesse Lleuallen, of Weston, concerning this suspicious circumstance, and also that he had re moved a nut from the hack, so that tho supposed thieves could not make a "get away," Our vigilant const ble became greatly Interested, and tried to Induce George Reynolds to go out with blm and help guard tho bogs at night. Falling In this, he and Con stable Dykes made careful search for clews, only to discover that tho hogs were not stolen property, but had been put in an old back by Mr. Pin kerton until the ground would thaw out sufficiently to permit decent bur lal. They were found to be diseased when .slaughtered, Jesso says the joke Is on "Jinks" but other opinions differ. Weston Leader, Deer Coming Down Early, A deer was killed on Bill Evans place about a mile from town last Tuesday. It Is an unusual thin? for a deer to be seen so low down on the hlllf and people say that It Is on ac count of a heavy snowfall In the mountains and are predicting a hard winter. Pilot Hock Record. Fir, Tamarack and ..Pine.. Whs Imy poor coal when you can iet the Dcfi lor the same price? Laatz Bros. Telephone Main 5 M. F. Let Murphy Frame those Pictures for Christmas Don't put of! haviN the worl denu. If Murphy does the work it will be Kood work and you will be highly pleased. Host stock of framing material. E. J. Murphy's Best work at lowest prices, UiUna, III., Oct an, X, Dr. I'errln, Helena, Mont, Dear Sir: I bare- bi-an trying through the rtrueglrts here tooMaln anotli r bottle oi your ulle specific as I have been a sufferer Irom them lor many yeais I taw lliu "ad" In the P-I ot Heattlo, sometime. In May last. At that time I was inn miles north ol Seattle, sol ucnt dooii to So ttle arid found It 1 hate UMd It up and have been trying to g t inure It has helped me very much, more so than anylbliK I have ever ued and I have been ry anxious to use another bottle. yours reirw-clfully, II. fi. Chandler CHICHLSTER'S PILLS i(hrK HuisJur.. lUtutAj, r 44 U,t 116 vrtr. 1U. If I'll I - 1 4QIM. fms lti(U f 4 UH.IfOlKlt'M K.SC1.IMI la MM (.U iu fa 3. M "itfc w ri o 'lisL ic ullirr llrfuM (ubttltittttWfi lM wtiwat. iJ UtntfU i ui frut' ,ianfvf Uulura 'J Ilwiuitli & IluLlrl fr l.4Jli. fc rrturn Us.ll. ffo4 bt ail MEN AND WOMEN. Dm IllgO or aonatoral dl'.bartfeiflbflauiluU(;aa, Irrltatlob or ulMratWaa fuiauii. ci lauoouB mcuiirsMi. I rmuu itutin. rslBltM, and cot um ItlUIUlIMiCilCO. (UIMPWiwiu. tm Ouiuim4 UBfuciinuTi,o.MH LV U.S. a. JgM HEATED UY STEAA LIGHTED HY ELECTIIICITY Ainttrlonn I'liiu, t-iilHtl '.T, In 9'J.rMI ir lnv. ICuriiiiiii lMnii, ftou, 'fin, 91. (Ml. HpiK-lul i iitcH liy wiit-k op month. Free 'bus mcct.s nil trains Comiiicrclni trade solicited I-1 tie sample rooms Special Attention Given Country Tnide HOTEL ST. GEORGE CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS. 0EO. DAItVEAU, Prop. Elegantly Furnished Steam Heatca European Plan. Mock and a hall from depot Sample room In connection. ROOM RATE 50c, 75o, $1,0( THE PORTLAND PORTLAND. OREGON American Han. I) per day ana utiwaril II. adrtuaitrra for tounila and commercial Hat. tiers bfecial rates made lo lamilira amlalnrla genllemen The iiiaiiagciuent will b pltaaeo at all llrura to show rooms and give pricra. A uooeru lurauu nainr.iamuiiuiciiiiri tne fecial II c UOWIfKb, manager it Mbl Iu plala "ffaft. llJf. It iuiaJZvSlT CUctuaf aiut bu saiuaaL, Mogul Preservative Paint For Leaky KoofH Sold Only By W. J. CLARKE & CO. Court Htrwt .UK' MANHOOD RE8TOREDSf!R2 r - uviivM;niJuoiioiaiiujoiiavreikcniuiairian,wiij qincaiycuryoa oimm rvous or dlM-aam ut Ina irwraUr. orcaiia, auoli Maulatl, inaajl '..! tlia ItMUtUaHlluMl a.uilaa)7na. g.riae. IMkllltr. VtmmlSF UtnUtMurrr. Iil.iualiar liraix, yrl 1 mint '".'"' Jul lo tiiTiukU)itUuit. nod hit tho Lorroni ot luiooUntr. GUPiDtcait turn war STu ffUATaUlLaM ClrbQ And taOtf Wf XILaVIl- UMIUI tot Wltmn CltftllMr Afld liMIllITUvrilAJaV. BOLD BY TALLMAN &. CO., DRUGGISTS, PENDLETON, OREGON, ar not cured by IkuHon U bacaoae M per cant are trunblad with lrttaHIMa mown piuk) Iu cura, witluiut u ciparauViii. suju UtWnunUU. A rlH irr reuniud Ir I buaea tfoaa not eAwl m laiuiutiil cure. LM a Ha A $M fMf cfmitmr and (rlnuriUJj.