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OPTICIANS.
IV
DR. W. f. (! ARRET.
on. eruuume vi-..-
clu. The only com-
Plcte optical parjor iu
(. .1.1 Civ iIi-uMl
Zih 'oi P. O.. Main
tot, ore. tte charged
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" 0ENTIST8.
tirCHlS, DENTIST. Ol'f'ICH IN '
Ttom, mi ii.
LtfTwTxTIST, 01TICE IN AS
C vvt our Schmidt's new drug
Kvu. red 271. 1
EmftlNARY SURGEON.
It lilllllJ. ITETEniN'AKY SUR-
I a...... . . IV. TTntvaral.v ftf
Iral Cltf reterlsarlsa of Spo
il .Mt . T.llm.n X- Cn'a
it Ttone, ml HI. Treats all
bJleaKlkittd animals.
kWKS AND BROKERS.
IJITIOXAI. I1AXK OF" ATHENA
k I'ifllil. J.'.i),iHl ; surplus and
Em literal oa lime ueposits.
Inst uj dorcMtle eirhnnge.
pnwlli tttrndnl to. Henry
iirektau T. J. Kirk, vlce-prrs-LH
Lrd'rarnthter i I M Kemp,
fcaiW BANK OF WESTON,
ivron. ims a Keaerai Dann
a. Eichisre Iniuebt and sold,
ismpilj itwoded.to. 1!. Jam
t: rjf W, Procbstel.
Kl J. II Kilgoro, inhliler: (11
II Hirann. M. II. Johns. T.
t liSlm. 3. ,F. Klljore l!ol-
G-ff rrwlxttl.
ElttloX 8AVINUS HANK.
IWejoiL Orsanlzed .March 1,
". ii"YWi surplus, tiuo,-
41oarnl fin .11 .i.;..it.:
l2t uil lolil on all principal
titration given to co.
LLu.'Ti'1': President : J. N.
FJWOTt T J. Mnrrls-, cashier;
-v. Mnaiant rasnter
NlIKWll. I!. VI- m. ...... '
R1 ;?: surplus, mW);
C1 banking Inulneta. Ex-
EKf tf Voik and
,,"uk. v ie-pres
W..hl, II. F Johnson
PSAND BUILDERS.
KffifSV ,rk $sa'l on. Job
K1 work guaranteed.
ntACToirAvo iiunr '
i": "J". (toDit wan.
US nitfrS" AND l'H-
?Km Vvl.uarant.d,
tv - ?nniAQE8.
"ft' VbS'.'.V.V. :
fitT'!KCT- cen"
:" 7Jn el'rlcal
v pr em r.....r:
- i.imir
liB s7?Z?.
AND TRADES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS
Collection' ud ltsurance. Offlco In f.
J. MHENTIKY REPRESENTS TUB OLDE3T
and most reliable flro and accident Insurance
rmntnlpi. Offlrn With Hurt man it,...n.
.-.-. nuotintt VyO,
inR TI A If .ICY. JR TT Q T. A vn n...
Dlssloner Specialty made of land flllntj
flccila Jndd balldlBir, room 10.
inn rf PAirircS- nPPTPfr tn nAfmnt
lend office business, tuch as flllns o( claims
sou iiiikmtuit, vuumu wl specially.
BOARD AND LODGING.
urvrrsr. ai.ta. mnvrii it.hi
Mill streets. Hoard by tbe day or
wL-r.. tuic: nui. ituim it.au ana
)4.fiU per week. rendleton Feed Yard In
connection. W. W. Edmlsten, Prop.
TUB STBAIION ROOMING HOUSE. 618
Main afreet. Mrs. II. E. Cooper, Prop.
Everything strictly tirst-clnss. Kates 25c,
i.v, nun 5 a. unj
WHEN YOU 00 TO PILOT HOCK STOP
at tbe City Hotel. Good meals and
first-class rooms. Special attention given
HI luiuuinuoi LIAICICIK. AITS. IJ. II. Ilia.
tel. Pilot Itock, Ore.
THE WHITE HOARDING AND LODGING
infuse, uui auuiu diuiu screer.. Mrs
Helen Whlttcmorc, Trop. Housekeeping
rooms and lodging rooms. Good comforta
ble rooms and clean, welt-kept beds
Lodging 2S cents.
MRS. H. L. HUNTINGTON HAS PURCHASED
uo va uaraen Street,
where she will be glad to ee her friends and
patrons.
TONSORIAL PARLORS.
HILLY KRAS8IO, ItARRER SHOP AND
Hath rooms. Main street, three doors
north of Hotel St. George. First-class
service.
NEW TONSORIAL PARLORS. COURT ST.
Three doors west or Golden Rule Hotel.
J. II. race,' prop. First-class workmen :
everything clean; all modern Improve
ments. PATTON'S SANITARY HARDER SnOP,
Despaln block. Court street; best work
manship ; all the modern Improvements ;
all tools sterilized; bath rooms In con
nection. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
THE DEPOT 8TAI1LES, COTTONWOOD
street, between Alta and Webb streets.
H. Stewart, Prop. Heat care taken of
horses. Good stables and plenty of feed
THE CITY LIVERY HOARD AND SALE
Stable, M. J. Carney, proprietor, for
at reasonable
rnies, niaoie lib Alta at ret t
COMMERCIAL STAHLE8, O. M. FROOMB
, , 'V'"'1- - '''"ery, feed and boarding. All
kinds of turnouts. Competent drivers.
Opposite Hotel Pendleton. 'Phone, main
THE TELEPIIONKOLI.VEltY, FEED AND
hale Stable. Court street, opposite Court
House: boarding horses a specialty; good
turnouts; rigs delivered. 'Phone, main US1.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.
BTAR EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 086
Main St: If yon need belp or seek em
ployment call on us. 'Phone, main 1011.
BLACKSMITHING.
COPELAMD & SON, GENERAL BLACK-
ouuiuiuK una repairing; norsesnoelng a
specialty; work promptly attended to; call
and see ii ,hnn m a ii7 tv-kv. ......
Just three blocks below Main street.
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
DAMON LODGE. NO. 4, MEETS EVERY
lIlHlriu.' t... I.. 1 . L. I . 1 I
--"".J in oruiei nucieiy nun,
!m , w ,,1i.ck' at I'endleton, Ore. It. W.
-irivucr, i. ii. B.j iv. j, jveyes. c. c
PENDLETON CIRCLE, NO. ,"i27. WOMEN
ftf nililflpoff InnB .......... l .
i ".ii, lucvin wui x ri iuuy uveu
g at Hendricks hall. All visiting neigh-
. .?IU. coruiaily invited to attend. Mln
nle btlllmnu. Guardlun Neighbor; Eva
r icicner, Clerk".
MISCELLANEOUS.
W, C. MOTLEY, PROFB8IONAL EXPERT PI.
ano Tuner, Orders loit at Thurkelsen'a Piano
House will receive prompt attentiou. satisfac
tion fuaiameej.
Proposals for Sewer Construction.
Sealed proposals will be received by the City
age aysteiu jn the city ol Pendleton, Oregon.
. . v, ' "v prwpu iem in ajiprozi
mately s miles of boh erg from U to 20 Inchea lu
dlnmeter, 01 manholes and is Flush Tanks.
Vflt.vl.l-i M....l .U. . 1, .1.
-"'- 'I'jUUVU 1UI V11V Villi 11UU Ul IUD
sstem will be furnished by 'he city Full In-
""";"": w uioaers sua uiaUK forms of pro
puiali will bo fiirnlsh'd upon iippllestlon to
theotlk-eof O. N, Mliler, Civil and Sanitary
."Siueer, l eudloton, Oregon, whete plans and
peclllcatlous may be seen
P'opoual must be accompanied by a
certified check for tho sum of Seven Hundred
and Fifty (760) Dolla a, payable to The city of
J ndeton, which sum shall be forfeited In case
the bidder to whom tiro award Is made, alia 1
fall to enter Into contract with the city within
nye days after receiving notice of said award.
JheUtyiescrves the right to reject any or
Uaied" May 7lh, 1003.
THOMAS FITZGERALD, City Recorder.
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T HE QUEEN HOTEL. Cleuu
I comfortable rooms from '
cents up. Newly furnished
throughout. Queen Chop House
I" conneetlon. Meals at all
hours. Ouly while help cm
Ployed. Ulveus a trial, -.- .
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Farmers Custom Mill
Pred Walters. Proprietor
Capacity 150 barrels a day
Hour exchanged for wheat
Flour, Mill Fowl, Chopped Feed, etc
always oa hand.
Mdinton
gOQFING
For allclimtM.k.. u
, ""WiUj
w. gajei, fume and fire do
not affect 5f r
rol ready for laying. Lo,T
tVInV. i r
-nargej. inexpen
sive to annlv 1k .1
- . rrv in Ut
nt place and luu for
yean.
for booklu, .
The Paraffine Paint r
San Francisco, Seattle,
Portland, Lot Anjclu
and Denver, Colorado.
T. C. TAYLOR, Agent
Gray's Harbor
Commercial Co.
We Don't Keep Everything
But we do Keep a good big
stock of nice dry Flooring,
Celling, Rustic and Finlah.
In all grades . Also all kinds
of Dimension Lumber, In
cluding Lath and Shingles.
Our stock of Doors, Win
dows, Moulding, Building
and Tar Paper and Apple
Boxes Is complete, and any
one In need of Lumber win
not be wrong in placing
their order with the : : :
Gray's Harbor Com. Co.
Opp. W; & C. R. Depot
THE GOE
COMMISSION GO.
Holds no customer re
sponsible for more than
the margin he places on a
trade.
A margin of one cent a
bushel is required on
grain, and $2 a share on
stocks. An eighth cent
a bushel commission is
charged on grain and )
of one per cent on stocks.
F. W. BOULTER
Manager Pendleton Office
120 COURT STREET
The Colombia j
Lodging House j
Newly Furnished. I
Bar in connection. J
t
I
Bet. Alta & Webb Sts.
In Center of Block.
F. X. Schempp
Proprietor
The East Orerjonlan is Eastern Ore
gon'a representative paper. It leads
and the people appreciate It and enow
It by their liberal patronage. It la the
advertising medium of thla section.
GROWING
CROP CONDITIONS EXCELLENT
IN EASTERN OREGON.
Very Little Fall Wheat Reseed'ed
Rain Badly Needed In Harney and
Malheur uiaht Showers In Uma
tills and Union Counties.
Fine growing weather prevailed
during the week In tho Willamette
valley north of Lane county anil
along the coast. In Ijtne county,
Southern Oregon, and In all sections
east of the Cascades, the weather has
been too dry and the nights too cool
for rapid growth. Frosts have oc
curred frequently In tho dry sections.
and they have probably done consld
erablo damage to fruit, early varieties
ot whicb, are now In bloom In Eastern
Oregon and late varieties In Southern
Oregon. Along the coast and In tho
Willamette valley, north of Linn coun
ty, reports all Indicate excellent fruit
prospects. In l.lnn county the fruit
outlook Is good, except that a few
correspondents report damage to cher
ries, caused either by blight or frost.
Fall wheat continues thrlftv nncl
promising. Spring wheat Is coming
up siowiy. The only reports of dam
age to the grain cron come from
Sherman county, where some reseed-
mg has been done on account of In
jury by cut worms. Pasturage Is
now generally good, nnd clover, al
falfa and vetch have madu good prog
ress, Timothy has made a rather
slow growth.
Hops generally are doing fairly
well, but the crop Is quite uneven;
some yards being forward, while
otners are quito backward. Com
plaints are more numerous than usual
regarding missing hills. Corn nlant.
lng is nearly completed, and Hold po
tatoes are being planted, hardens
are In excellent condition.
Columbia River Valley.
Dufur, Wasco county, Alex Strach
an. Fore part of week warm, latter
part cold with high winds; frost on
morning of 7th; no damago to fruit;
spring sown grain now showing green
and fall grain has made good growth;
summer fallowing nearly done; good
rain would be beneficial.
Grass Valley, Sherman county, Geo.
it. iiournin. ran wheat very hack
ward; considerable portion of It has
been sown, and some left Is ver;
thin; cut worms have done some
damago in places; spring wheat look
ing well, lint late; farmers Just about
finished seeding; sharp frost Wednes
day night, but have heard of no dam
age done.
Condon, Gilliam county, John F.
Keisacher. Weather very favorablo
lor crops; spring wheat nearly all in
and most of it up; the ground is get
ting dry, and rain would bo benefi
cial; season very late, but prospects
lair for good crops.
Douglas, Morrow county, II. V.
Grable. First or week warm; latter
part cold, with high winds; crops
backward, but otherwise promising.
Milton. Umatilla county, F. A. Slkes.
Warm early hi week; changed to
cooler on Wednesday, lollowed by a
light shower; crops looking well, but
Iu need of rain; somo fruits slightly
damaged by cold; pastilles need more
rain.
Plateau Region.
Imbler, Union county, I.. Hillings.
Warm days and cool, frosty nights;
fiuit trees in bloom; grass and pas
ture growing slowly; some few fields
of beets are up nnd have a good
stand; heeding still In progress; se
vere wind Wednesday; soil dry.
Owyhee, Malheur county, J. SI. Har
ris. Warm and dry; ruin badly need
ed; range Very poor. Irrigating In
progtess; alraira is growing llnoly;
prospects favorable for fruit.
Klamath Agency, Klamath county,
Geo. W. I.oosley. Weather warm and
dry; rain needed, grass growing nice
ly; meadow giass about six Inches
high; stock on the ranges arc getting
about all the feed they can eat ; horses
are shedding and beginning to fat
ten.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,
As mercury will Mirely ilrHtroy the heiise
of amen uud completely derange the whole
system when entering It tlirouxh the 111 11
i-oiih surfaces. Much iirtlt-leri sliuiild neter
be used except on prescriptions from rep
ntalile physicians, us the damage they will
do is teu fold to the gotfl you can
piwklbly derive from them. Hall's Ciituirh
Cure, uiauufuctureil by I'. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, o., contain no mercury, and Is
luken Internally acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system'.
lit tiillllt'- ITilll'u fn tin-rli i'nru Im. mil. villi
get the geuulne. it Is taken Internally
and made lu Toledo, Ohio, by I'' J. Cheney
A Co. Testimonials free.
Sulci by driigglslK, julcu 7,c ier bottle.
Hull's I'umlly l'llls are the best.
Made Young Again.
"One or Dr. King's New Life l'llls
each night for two weeks ha put nw
in my 'tof-ns again," writes IJ. H.
Tinner, of Dompseytown. I'a, They'll1
tlif best In ihp world for liver, stom
ach .Hid bowels, I'irely vegetablo.
Never srlpe. Only 25c at Tnllmnn &
C'o.'s drug store.
Ambassador Choate's Son to Wed. I
London, May 13, Mrs. Choato, wife
of the ambassador, and Miss Choati-'
sailed today for the United States to '
attend the wedding of Joseph Hodges 1
Choato Jr., and Miss Cora Ollvor, tho
latter part of tins month Tim am
bassador Is much dlsuppoiuted be
cause bis official duties beie will pre
vent his attending the weddlttg,
HOTEL.
HOTEL
PENDLETON
VAN ORAM BROS., Preps.
The Best Hotel In Pendletoa
and as rood aa any.
liin
MHBMH
wUBM
The Hotel Pendleton has just
been refitted and refurnished
throughout. Phone and fire
alarm connections with all rooms.
Baths in suites and single rooms.
Headquarters for Traveling Mei
Commodious Sample Rooms.
Rates $2 & $250
Special rates by week or m outh
excellent sjutsiue.
Prompt Dlnlngrooiu service:
Bar and billiard room in oonneotiok
Only Three Blocks from Depot
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
Coruer Court and Jobnson Streets,
renuieion, uregon.
M. F. Kelly, Proprietor.
HEATED BY STEAM
LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY
American l'liiu, mti-nSJl.'JS to
licrtlav.
Kiiropenn l'lau. flOe, Tfie. BI.OO.
MHelHl i-Hte-s by w veil or luoiitli.
Free 'bus meets all trainsl
Commercial trade solicited
Fine sample rooms
Special Attention (liven Country Trad
HOTEL
ST. GEORGE
CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS
GEO. DARVEAU, Prop.
Elegantly Furnished
Steam Heated
European Plan.
Block and a hall from depot.
Sample room In connection.
ROOM RATE
50c, 75c, $1.0
THE PORTLAND
PORTLAND. OREGON
American Plan, j per day and upsrai
Headquarters fur tourists and comuic icial lis?
cUr. Special rates made to fauilllca siidslnjU
geutlciusu Tbe managemeut will he pUaaec
at all times to show rooms slid give prices, j
modern TurkLb balhcstabllshmeiitiu the bot.l
II C UOWHKh Manasei
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MANHOOD RESTORED
Tills sreut Vmeialilo Vllsllier. Hie
ooliilreuro-ou of nil uirviws ordiKeuutor tlios'oerullveorsaris.tuott kas,ts seiiai
. , . . ... , .. . I . 1 1 .... I k I I 1 ,.i I ..t.ili. Mavwall. .Iv 1. 1 1 1 ( V.
ii.Lt.i..uvu s.ifi.f S! .in.iiurhHfi uud rHure.
Ii ..Til,. ai. ,. Irimhlul villi frotlullllt. tit!
loturo wliliojt un oierutlou. avLMJ uilnioiilaTs. A written guarantee
....-.... .in ..... Atr,., u iMNi,n,m ,,iirf. SI.IMI. Imil t x fur S!ijll bv m
ie.tluiuaUiTt, Addreu IIAVOI, M KHICIMK CO.,
SOLO BY TALLMAN & CO., DRUGQI8T8, PENDLETON,
moUircoRPAcinc
Two Trains to the Bast Dally
. 'Through Pullman standard and Teorlst alsssj
lng rata dally to Omaha, Chicago) tourist
slMptng ear stally lo Kansas City; tkrasisHl
Pullman tourist sleeping cars (personally ss
ducted) weekly to Chicago, Kansas CUt,.
Louis and Memphis: reclining chair can (state
free) to the East dally.
cartkr Time Schcxlut aaaivs
roa From I'oiullotou raost
i
rotUand Portland Special No, 1 Tka BasM '
SUV am aaoa.sa.
Chicago Chicago laeelal No. 1 fwtltM
530 pm tHOpta
Portland Mall and Express) No.5 Ts lsi
lsMam lMSaa
TheEsttl Mall and fti press No. Pftlaasl
issoam :oas
IPendleloa reseepMr PiakaaM
NsO ,?
Hpokano Spokane raaseager
:! am No.
rendition Braaaa ,
Mixed Train Mo. 41
a -m m Walla WalU Bratsea
6,-oopm MUd Trala Ho.
Ocean aid River Scbeduk.
rXOM rOKTLAND.
All taiilnf data sob-
rifaaStt.
Sail eTery ft daya.
"TtHUy
KX CuluB,U " SMp.sa.
t.-oop n. To Astoria and.Way Baaday
Saturday tandlnis.
loao p. m.
AVIHametto ItlTer.
Boats leave I"ortland dally, ezoepl Baaday,
fatage ol water permitting) lor Willamette asid
Yamhlli Hirer polnu.
Rlplrla Snake River Lewlstoa
l5 a. m, Rlparia to Lewlstoa 70 a. as.
Dally Dally
Kxcptllonl Kxept atasi
F, r. WAMtLKY, Ageat, Feattattaa.
Washington &
Columbia River
Railroad
Take this
route for
Chicago, Bt Paul, Ht. Louis, Kan.
as City, Ht. Joe, Omaha, and
All Points East and South
Portlaaat aad ealata
ob tha Satjasf
T1MB OARD.
Leave Pendleton, dally except Bandar
7:00. cm.
ArrlT Pendleton Monday, Wednesday 4
frtdar lira pat,
Arrire Pendleton Tuesday, Tknnday aad
Saturday 9TK am.
Leave Walla Walla dally, east bound, USB asm.
Arrive Walla Walla dally, veal bound, iMtaaa.
For Information regarding rates ana eoeaea
BOdatloni, call on or address)
W. AVAMB, ABWm.
readiest n, ui
I. B. OALDBRHEAD.U P. A.,
Walla Walla. Weak.
Scott's Sutil-PcpjM Cipsibs
A POSITIVal OWIK
For laflaininatlea ar Ostarrt
nftlie Hlsdd.r aad DImsm4
Kldaes. . No sure avo pay.
Cum qolealy aad Perms
nsaUy the worst easts 4
WvuorrhaM-st aadsileot,
nooaatltrof howloDgataad
log. Abaolattly baratrss.
Hold by dragglsla. Print
!!' hT ajl. postpaid,
tlX0, UllJ.?l.
thi unki tvm se.,
tallBPCMITAIN, OMIO.
Sold by F. W. Schmidt A Co.
MEN AND WOMEN.
Dst llllil fir aaateral
sUtcUrsMjaJltvoiMltaa,
Irjlutioiia or olotratkMa)
of natrut swmbraaai.
uo.
swsai sty awn
'or stat la elala
lata senasmV
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(lircu
assittt, prtstld. at
KrciOar etui i
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it mi metes.
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blut flbtoow. 'JmIm N vilicr llffM
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tlftaUr, 1triIlttUU tal lMkl(
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nt-d ,it. f bltkvlr 4 kriwlriil I'
MimJIov- kuura, I'll It Ah lA
'CUPIBENE" '
i.rcwrii.lloo of a famous Preach obrslolan, srlB
Ttiu re-iM
PIOKNH Is Ike oidy known remedr
snloe slreu sud uiuriey reiiiril If tlx
Ibrmall. Hmui for free circular au4
u ruaclMw. Cul.
OflEQON.
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CHICHESTER'S PILLS
tt It U.VA I ai iiiiii TMtiistumlala. liUa. aak lrestlt