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nddat: T. J. Kirk. vlce-Dres-
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BINE OF WESTON.
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Hiw(d oo all time deposits.
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Cftfos And Societies
0 TRAOK. ALPHARrnCAtLY ARRANGED,
INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS
U. O. BHIBUfl, A11UKNKY AT LAW
n CollwtloM ut baorance. Offlc to b!
J. M. BKNTLKY KKPHE8KKTO THE OLDEST
JOHN HAILJJY, , U. 8. LAND COM
UWOMT BiWCHUIT SSSOe Of UJ ajl.
ace to Jad tatltftafc room ie.
JOB B. PARKB8, OPFICK 130 COTJRT RT
Hod one boalBSsa, tock as ding. 0 eijijj.
BOARD AND LODGING.
HOTKL ALTA, CORNER ALTA AND
Mill streets. Board by the oay or
week. Good table aet Bates $sM and
.S0 per week. Pendleton Feed Yard In
connection. W. W. Edmlaten, Prop.
TnK8TRAH0N ItOOMING HOUSE, 618
Main street Mrm. U. R. Cooper. PronT
Kverytblng Btrlctlx nrst-elase. Kates 25c
r0c and $1 per day. c'
WHEN YOD 00 TO PILOT HOCK STOP
at the City Hotel. Good meala and
drst-class roomi. Special attention riven
to commercial travelers. Mra. C. H. Ble.
tel. Pilot Hock, Ore.
ME-WHITE BOARDING AND LODGING
HoBseA.J5ox South Main street Mra.
Helen Whlttemore, Prop, Housekeeping
rooma and lodging rooms. Good comforta
ble rooms and clean, well-kept bed.
Lodging 25 centa.
MR8. H. L. HCIfTINaTON HAS PDRCBA8K0
lhn t ml vino Itnnm mt Km n.-if-
11 be glad to ee her frlenda and
patrona.
TON80RIAL PARL0R8.
RILLY
Hath
KOA88IG. DARBER SHOP AND
rooma. Main street, three doors
north of
Hotel 8t. George. Flrst-clase
service.
NEW TONSORIAL PARLOR8. COURT 8T.
Three doors west or Golden Role Hotel.
3. H. Pace, prop. First-class workmen;
everything clean; all modem Improve
ments. PATTON'8 SANITARY UARRER SHOP,
vcniisiu uiut:, v.oar sircei ; nest work'
manshlp; all the modern Improvements;
all tools sterilised; bath rooms In con
LIVERY AND FEED 8TABLE8.
THE nRPrTIT KTim.rp pnTmninnnn
"treet, between Alta and Webb streets.
. ou-nuut i-rup. xjesi care' taken of
uorses. uooa staDies and plenty of feed.
THE CITY LIVKKY ItOAItn ivn citk
Stable. M. J. Carney, proprietor, for
nne turnouts. Stock boarued at reaionable
rwa, Buoia no Alia atreet.
COMMERCIAL 8TARLE8, G. M. FROOME
, ""ry, ieea ana boardlnc. All
kinds of turnouts. Competent drivers.
Opposite Hotel Pendleton. 'Itione, main
Ibl.
FRATERNAL ORDER8.
DAMOV mnnn a r f t.. t. r... ......
it ,i .... ..v. , d.ui. i n brrni
"--"""j Bitniuj io oecrcc (society nail,
l.nllnn. IiIaaV a , 1 It... . . . ....
ricicuer, n.. k. h. ; W. J, Keyes, C. C.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.
TAB EMPLOTMKNT Cimnw
Mala St.; If you Dead balp or seek a-
"ii u sa at, i-Booe, mala lull.
MISCELLANEOUS.
W. C. IIOTLEY. PRnrwunvii. wv-pprt pi.
ano Tuner. Orders left at Tnurkelaen'i Wano
Home will receive prompt attention . Batlalac-
JMVOBCK LAWB-l'ETKR WKST; ADVICK
ifctii teen, ieim to suit; & yeari' experience,
Office 60S Urden St., Pendleton, Oregon.
Notice to Tax Payers.
ou can save the county expenne by calling
at the assessor's offioe to give In your personal
and city property
So many have employment away from home
during the day that It is extremely difficult to
r,'.em. n order to see such persons and
adjust their aaseasmenu the assessor wtll not
only remsia in bis office during regular office
hOUrS. but will, fnr twn tt. ku. hi, mt.wi
-r-.. ... .Mi; c.cuiDi irum tiou q cioca. xou
areearnestlv Invited to call soon and go over
your valuations with the asessor personally.
1 II E QUEEN" HOTEL Clean
comfortable rooms from 2f
, cents up. Newly furnished
throughout. Quoon Chop House
In connection. Meals at all
hours. Only white holp oin
ployed. Olvo us a trial, v .
Tile Columbia
Lodging Hotfce
Newly Furnished.
Bar in connection.
Bet. Alta ft Webb Sts.
In Center of Block.
Proprietor
ttV BAST R-fORIAN, RtrtTOH, OWBQH. y.y,
COMIrM VaTMTsi
'f-1- o. a p.
ma! lodga.
Wl UBJIQ,
Kay so. Idh i tu- .
..fa.r 2-2 Coamencemef at Pm..
man-C: 2i' Mrwto ser-
Arid a... v
r .,- '. -ureto sermon :
& 1"lor8 entert4n seniors: 26. puV
He hrnrrtm v. i i
V. ""couaureate sermon:
plaiiB AmvTnn J senior
banquette29, Cmm6nC0Ment; lufflnl
Atto'na.26' "-c,edonIn Picnic at
Jnn 1 Circuit court
Juae 24-Wol
o' o?" 8Jes. The Dalles.
kal6Sh9knl0ko.na JUM 26' "-W001
June IE. Ifi tjcw,t B,iu
-- ouer
Juno 11. 12. 13 Mlntk
Weston DmaU"a C0Untr plonoers. at
Juno 17 Orenin T.i.. a..
Hon, Portland.
June 18, 19 Wool sales. Elgin.
June 23. 24. 25 nnn cb..,
Oregon Baptist AssocUUon, Pendlo-
June 23. 24. 2B Stat va-h
Women's Clubs, Astoria,
July 2 Eastern Oregon 0. A. R. en
camnment. Union
July 6-10 Forty-second armnal
meeting NaUonal Educational Asso
ciation, Boston. Mass.
July 7 Improved Order of Redmen
great councu. Portland,
President In Far Northwest
Olymnia. Wash.. Mav it. PmMnfii
Roosevelt reached tno Puget Sound
country todaj- after an enjoyable trip
from Portland through one of the
most beautiful and picturesque sec
tions of America. Chehalls wb roarh.
cd shortly after noon and tho presi
dent addressed a large crowd from
the famous "McKlnley Stumn." near
the railroad station. The next atop
was at Centralla, where another im
mense crowd was on hand to greet
tne cnier executive, oiympla was
reached on schedule time and the
distinguished visitor found the capl
tal city bedecked In his honor and
thronged with visitors from miles
around. The stay was limited and
immediately after the ceremonies the
parties boarded the special train and
continued the journey to Tacoma.
King Edward in Poor Health.
Liverpool, May 21. Tho Post to
day published a story from a member
or tne King's household, that King Ed
ward's health is very unsatisfactory
and that possibly another operation
will be necessary. Nothinc will keen
the sovereign quiet, and his physique
is not sufficiently robust to stand the
strain. He fel asleep twice while be
ing received and while seated beside
the queen In Italy. At Edlnburg. dur
lng court at Holyrood, be went sound
to sleep. He Is constantly under the
care of Laking, the court physician.
Ohio Centennial Concluded.
Chllllcothe, O.. May 2i. The cele
bration of Ohio's 100th birthday was
brought to a successful conclusion to
day. General It. Brinkerhoff, of Mans
field, presided over the ceremonies
this morning and Rev, Joseph Rein
icke delivered the invocation. The
speakers of the day included S. S
Knabeshue, of Toledo; Thomas Irv
lng. Jr.. of New York; Professor W
IL Venable, of Cincinnati, and Bishop
C. C. McCabe, of Omaha. This after
noon there was a big parade of visit
lng and home military and civic
bodies, reviewed by the governor and
other distinguished visitors.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed iironcwulu will be received at thv
onice of the undersigned, and at Athena.
Orecon. until 1! p. m., June 1, for the
erection und completion of a brick una
stone Methodist Church, according to the
mo sneclticatlonH now on me
study of the Rev. Airfield, of Athena,
Orp'on. or at tin- office ot the architect,
Room 7, over Hon I on Store. Illds will be
iwplv! Rpnaratelv for each branch of th
work or for the entire work. A certified
i-lipf.k of .'. mr rent of the bid must ac
company each bid, to be forfeited to the
HulldiuK Committee should the bidder ran
to enter into contract uh per auei-uii-uiiuuB
rendition, Oregon. Architect.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury.
Au m,i.iir will kiirplv ilfthfrov the sense
of smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering it through the mu.
cous surfaces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions rrom rep
utable physicians, as the damage they will
do Is ten fold to the good you can
possibly derive from them. Mall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by K. J. Cheney A Co.,
Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and Is
taken internally nctlne directly upon the
blood aim mucous sunnce ui iuu j.icu..
In buying uau s watarrn mi w "
get t he genuine. It is tasen luicru.,,,
and made In Toledo, Ohio, by K. J. Cheney
tc Co. Testimonials free.
Hold by druirgUU. price 75c per bottle.
Hall's Family Mill are the best.
A Sure Thing.
It is said that nothing Is sure except
death and taxes, but that is not alto
gether true. Dr. King's New Discov
ery for Consumption is a suro cure for
all lung and throat troubles. Thous
ands can testify to that. Mrs. C. B.
Van Metre, of Shepberdtown, W. Vs.,
says: "I had a severe case of bron
chitis and for a year tried everything
I heard of, but got no relief. One bot
tle of Dr. King's New Discovery then
cured me absolutely." It's infallible
for croup, whooping cough, grip, pneu
monia and consumption. Try It. Its
guaranteed by Tollman tc. Co., drug
gists. Trial bottle free. Regular
PACIFIC RATE WAS
COMPANY FINANCED BY
CHINESE BEOAN FIGHT.
Charters Are Being Sln4 for Un-
precodentedly Lo,v Freight Rates
From the United States and British
Columbia to Asiatic Porta.
Portland, May 12. The rate war in
Tra&a-Paclflc trado is actually on, tho
uri gun oemg nrea yesterday by the
China Commercial Steamship Com
pany, which made a rate of $4 per ton
on a lot of 1000 tons of flour from
San Francisco for Hong Kong. Tho
news was promptly wired to this city,
as well as to Seattle, Tacoma and
Vancouver, where It Is probable that
similar cuts will bo made, although
tho local officials of the Portland &
Asiatic lino state that they have not
yet decided on a course of action.
The Pacific Mall was prompt to take
up the gauntlet thrown down by tho
Chinese company, and an Associated
Press dispatch frotu San Francisco
reads as fbllows:
Pacific Mail Stands Pat.
"San Francisco, May 20. When tho
big liner Siberia, of tho Pacific Mall
Steamship Company, sails from this
port for the Orient on her next trip,
she will carry freight at a cheaper
rate than ever before.
"The appearance of a new compet
ing trans-oceanic line Is the cause of
this most recent move by the Pacific
Mall people. It is evidently their pur
pose to begin discouraging the com
peting lino before it gets fairly start
ed. The agent of tho Pacific Mall
Company has announced, unofficially,
that rates would be so cut that a ton
of freight could be shipped to tho
Orient for $4. By carrying the freight
at this rate It is hoped that tho now
rival company, the China Commercial
Steamship Company, will be unablo
to compete. The new company will
have three new steamers of 5000 tons
each built expressly for them In Eng
land. The compauy is financed en
tirely by Chinese."
PRE8BYTERIANS GATHERING,
Seven Hundred Commissioners and
Thousands of Visitors Present
Los Angeles, Cal., May 20. During
the last 48 hours commissioners to
the General Assembly ol tho Presby
tcrlan church, which convenes In
Emmanuel church tomorrow morning
have been coming In, and at noon to
day nearly all of those who will at'
tend are in the city. Many delegates
from the East came in oy special
trains. Every arrangement for the
comfort of the 700 commissioners
and the numerous other visitors has
been completed, and the spacious au
dltorium of the great church which
commands the admiration of all, is
ready for the moderator to take his
seat and deliver tho opening sermon
The gathering will be a coamopoli
tan assemblage, for full-bloded Indians
will sit side by side with missionaries
from Air lea, India, Mexico, Slam
China and the South American repub
lics, and the blackest of the colored
race from the South wul fraternize
with the leaders of religious thougnt
in the North. About one-third of the
delegates are guests of hospitable res
idents of the city, while the remain
der are quartered in the leading ho
tela.
The reports of a score or more of
committees arc to bo presented to the
assembly, and the members of these
are hard at work today completing
their labors. This evening there will
be a general assembly prayc meeting
a preliminary to the convention
proper. The choice of a moderator
Is still a matter of speculation, though
the contest does not appear to bo so
spirited as some of those In formor
years.
Candidates for Moderator.
Among those already on the field
are Rev. Henry Van Dyke, D, D., of
Princeton, the retiring moderator;
Rev. Dr. Robert F. Coyle. of Denver,
who is the leading candidate for mod'
crator; W. C, Mateer, a returned mis
sionary from China, whose name Is
also mentioned In connection with the
election of a moderator: Rev. Dr,
William H. Roberts, of Philadelphia,
stated clerk, and Rev, Edward II.
Hodge, of Philadelphia, tho corrcs
ponding secretary.
An interesting fenturo of the sunt
ering will bo tlin reading of the rC'
Dtrts of the presbyteries on the sub'
ject of the revision of the creed. The
presbyteries have voted to approve
the action of the assembly on re
vision, so that the reading of the
result will bo merely perfunctory.
There is a possibility of some one
Introducing a resolution touching tho
subject before the report Is made,
which would bring the question on
the floor for discussion, but the gen
eral opinion is that it will be passed
by quietly. A large delegation from
Cleveland, headed by Lewis H, Sev
erance. Is on hand In an endeavor to
have that city chosen as the next
rr-eetlng place of the assembly.
Arrangements at Tacoma.
Tacoma, Wash.. May 22. President
Roosevelt Is scheduled to reach Ta
coma at a late nour this aucrnoon
and will be received by a police and
military esrort. After a drive through
the North End the president Is ex
pected to deliver an address at
Wright Park. Tomorrow morning the
presidential party will embark on a
Sound steamer and be conveyed to
the naval station at Bremerton and
later to Seattle. Tho special train
will be run empty from this city to
Seattle.
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HOTEL
PENDLETON
AVDaU BEOInPrtM.
Bcfl& IsKo&ri etsA IsMsISq&oa
14 M gtjsjsj M My.
The Hotel Pendleton has just
been refitted and refurnished
throughout. Phone and fire
alarm connections with all rooms.
Baths in suites and single rooms.
Hetdqtsrters for TraYelUg Mai
uoModioia Staple Rosas.
Rates $2 & $2.50
Special rates by week or month
Axoeneni uuiatne.
Prompt Dlnlngroom service.
Bar and billiard room in ooaieottM
Oily Three Blocks fro Depot
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
Corner Court and Job ojon streets,
Pendleton, Oregon.
m. Fi K!iyf Proprietor!
HEATED BV STEAM
LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY
Aiuorlcau Plan, ratcaai.XS to 18. WO
purttav.
Kuropftan Plan. 80c, 7fio. 91. OO.
Hpcclal rate by waok or moutb.
Free 'bus meets all trains
Commercial trade solicited
Fine sample roe sat
Special Attention Given Country Trcd
HOTEL
ST. GEORGE
CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS
GEO. DAItVEAU, Prop.
Elegantly Furnished
Steam Heatoo
European Plan.
Mock aas) a haW (rem depot.
Sample room In connection.
ROOM RATE - 60o, 75c, tl.tt
OROANIZKD MARCH 1. 11H.
CAPITAL 110000.
Transacts a general banking suolneoa.
Interest allowed on time deposit.
Exchange bouoht and sold on all
principal points.
pedal attention given te collec
tions.
W. J FURNISH, President
J. N. TSAL, Vlee-ProoldML.
T. J. HORRM, Cswhlor.
i. W. MAMMMVs Ar1 OMMsm
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TRANSPORTATION UMMk
union ftinmc
Two Train to tit But DftUy
. TnroacnraiiHaastaadaMaaeTMrUsla
lag ears daily ta Oh ska. Galeae) w
slMBlaa; ear daily to Kaasaa Cliy: the
Palbaaa toartot sweatee ears tpsrssaslly
Bona) wwaiy ss uaisage, Ksaaai lit'
aeeia ana stems is j rseiisasg aaatr t
frea) to Us fcasiealiy.
arts Time HohtXtolo aaansj
roa From ludlatoa rsosi
rertiead Partlaae Beeenmsx 1 The Bsst
ill a si law a. ss
Chicago Oldeete Sfeetal Me. t rnHsil
itopa ipsa
rortlaad Mail aa4 Express Kca TsssBssB
lUOass tssTassj
TfeeKas Mail aa4 Kxsaeaa Xe.S mitisl
Mass Isstasa
sTaadUsaa Passssssssr
resMMsntsesver M
Mixed Trala Me. 41 imPm
Occam ami Rlvor Scfctfcte.
MOM rUBTLAMB.
All sallsBg sates safe
tail every I stays,
' only. '
E5R, CWe-Me fcivW IMrn.'
Mess. Te Astoria ene Way SSJLw
Uadlsgs. ' amm
Wllbuaetts) stiver.
Boats
(Stan a
TasahlU
111 Rivet points.
ffsaajak
RlserU
ixVaTsa.
Dally
KxeptMoa
r. r. WAMaurr. Ageat. i
Washington &
Columbia River
Railroad
Takethlf
route for
Chicago. Ht Paul. Ht. Losia.
aaa uity, hi. Joe, usaaius, and
All Peists EutaRdSMth
Portland and Mints
en Um Bosjm
TIKI OAJLD.
Lasts rsadUUa, dally eissst
ISO. us. '
Arrive rianslsa Meoaay,
IrMarliatpss.
Anfve raadlataa Taaadar.
Far laisnsaUon ragarllag rates ana aeeessv
cauaoet searsss
S. a. OALMSHXADtO. Y, A.,
wails wails, wasa.
MALT31B
Never corrodw.
twesu nor upandi ; ia but
never gives an trouble of
toy kind sad It uttd fat all
cltMe of work. A very
superior covering for barae,
fsctorlei, depots, ceaaeries,
tsnncrici, ibsdi aa! salnlsg
property.
The PsvaffiiH Paint C.
rirdsnd. Lee'AssJsssf
fUgua sRlsBsMdsW.
T. C. TAYLOR, Agent
THE PtNITUINB
PORTLAND, OREGON
Asscrkaa rtsji. Si ncr iUv mmA imi
HssslsjasrUrs for toartoU sad comssareisl tsa
BDedal ratsa ssada in Simula ais -'
Kite."-. JSf -J?M?-!!.
sa aaa sssssw
T ' ""y nn mtwm swisssk m
TunuM tsMsrssssssiislu ssmIsssssV
sites 60c, $1.