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Cards and Societies
ANo trades, alphabetically arranged.
mtiCS IN' 3VDD
ai ..Y etc trouoira.
ya!5?-.i- soi.
- .-vr iinMROPATnic
ATTORNEYS.
JAKM?f, A- rEEl LMV OFFICE IN JUDD
building.
HAILF.Y & IX WELL, ATTORXEVS AT
law. Office la Dcspaln block.
nAI.I.KKAY ; McCOUIlT, LAWYERS. AS.
-roclatlon bonding.
K trigone
T -.vr iinMROPATnic
ftnELD. JJvJ' "offce in J add
r-nOM IT AHOC'IA
"'Jri? main 031 i rcsl-
Tp
Sirri Physician
fEfflflSw nk build-
-TL. rilTSlCIAN AN II
StaIsrUi block. Tele-
.f.". Evidence 'phone bk
I !
(""..irvnOOXE. OSTEOPATH
ffipn itwt- Telephone
hT PHYSICIAN AND 8R
1 lUlT, rnio' offlee
?ltoee Phone Main 1421.
lOrtfju.
OPTICIANS.
DU. W. . GARRET
ton, graduate opti
cian. The only com
plete optical parlor In
the city. . Six doors
south of P. O., Main
lrt-. Ore. So fee charged
Kfloa SOU COUSUiiuuum.
DENTISTS.
PconiS, DENTIST. OFFICE IS
Ck. DENTIST, OFFICE IN AS
L Mat over Schmidt's new drug
rtaae. red 271.
HNK5 AND BROKERS.
KlTIOXAI. RANK OF ATHENA.
L iwwai .n iuiA aiimitift nnd
fiWO. Interest on time deposits.
i Icmia ana aomesuc excuanKe
prwptlj aiicna. 10. iaeni
-wwlilMitt T J. Kirk. vlcMrra-
Fl LHjfoir. cashier j I. M Kemp,
RaiEns' bask or wkston.
It unpin. Hoes a general tiank-b-sk
Eithsnge Iwught and fold.
praptly attended to. IE. Jam-4-iit
Ueorce W. I'roebstel.
List J. R. Klleore. cashier: dl-
li 1 llartman. M. M. Johns. T.
It D linn. J. F Kilgore, Ilob-
, G. W lToehstel.
SBLEIOX SAVINGS HANK.
r. ureroo. Onranlzed March 1.
fil. tlOO.fMW ; surplus. S100,-
n iiiorra on an time deposits.
P tatht lad sold on all nrlndnal
I rpttul attention given to col
li, j. tnroisn. president: J. is.
rrmidnt . T 1 Morris, cashier;
J. assistant cashier.
t'HIOXAL EANK OF PENDLE
Jtlal ITO.OOO ; surplus. 103.000 ;
1 1 Mitral hAtikln. hnilnnce rv.
U nliphlc transfers sold on
rrancucr, ie- iorK and
IKjsn In the Nwtlnvest. Drafts
a him. japan and Huron. Makes
um rsin.l.1a .... r A..
rf F Matlock. vice pre
I 6 fid. caihler II F Johnson.
Iiihler
IrtlTECTS ANO BUILDERS.
W JOXTnArTOI! AND UUIL-
TOCO. ARCHITECT AND BU.
aZ iTSIW tomplete and rell
! JaJd building.
1 1 fft
r" rr .LU-;TRACTOItS AND
1 .5?"" furnished on short
utai .uuiu
KLvtas7;oij a' bi'ild-
ws fnrekliM nn nil h-h.
TOax A1:ciI1TKrr AND
XEE m i, - ... .
. i.uiu and rr
E.C? rv ;i'itr. es-
"-t- P'oThS in
CAHTEIt & RALF.Y. ATTORNEYS AT
law. Omce In Sating Hank building.
nENRY J. EUAN. ATTORNEY AT LW
Ati.ocIatIoD block. Pendleton, Oregon.
R. J. SLATGK. ATTORNEY.
Jucld building.
ROOMS 42;
E. D. 110YD. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Court street.
Ill
h. a REEDER. ATTORNEY
Pendleton, Oregon.
AT Uff,
N. UERKEI.EY, ATTORNEY AT UVY
Offlee In SaTlngs Hank building.
II. E. COLLIER. LAWYER, OFFICE
Rooms 7 and S, Association building.
DAILY EAST OREGON IAN, PENDtUrTON, OWEQON. WEDNESDAY JUNE 8. 10.
miniiMi IM
Fresh
Berries
Every i
Day
I -AT-
F.S. YOUNGER
& SON
We are headquarters for
berries and fruits of all kinds, t
ST I LI jM AN & PIERCR ATTORNEYS At
I- -ir. cniuinn una peen aamitted to
practice In United States patent offlcts
nnd makes a specialty of Patent Law.
Rooms 10. 11, 12 and 13, Association
Block.
INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS
R. S. BRYSON. ATTORNEY AT LAW;
Collections aid Itsurance. Offic In E.
O. building.
J. M. BENTLEY REPRESENTS THE OLDEST
and most reliable fire and accident insurance
companies. Office with Hartman Abstract Co.
JOHN HA1LEY, JR., U. S. LAND COM
mlsstoner Specialty made of land fllln i
snd proof: Insurance and collections. Of
flee In Jodd bolldlng, room 16.
JOB H. PARSES, OFFICE 120 COURT BT.
land office business, ancb is filing of claims
snd Initiating contests a specialty.
BOARD AND LODGING.
Mia. H.L. HUNTINGTON HAS PURCHASED
the Lodging House at 6 Garden Street,
where she will be glad to ce htr Irlends and
patrons.
HOTEL ALTA, CORNER ALTA AND
Mill streets. Hoard b7 tbe day or
week. Good table set. Rates t3.S0 and
J4.."ill per week. Pendleton Feed Yard in
connection. W. W. Edl8ten, Prop.
THi; STEAHON-ROOMING HOUSE. CIS
Main street. Mrs. II, E. Cooper, Prop.
Everything Btrictly first-class. Rates 25c,
r.Oc and fl per day.
WHEN YOU GO TO PILOT ROCK STOP
at the City Hotel. Good meals and
first-class rooms. Special attention given
to commercial travelers. Mrs. C. II. Hle
tel, Pilot Rock, Ore.
THE WHITE HOARDING AND LODGING
Huuse. 301 South Main street. Mrs.
Helen Whlttemore, Prop. Housekeeping
rooms nnd lodging rooms. Good comforta
ble rooms and clean, well-kept beds.
Lodging 25 cents.
TONSORIAL PARLORS.
HILLY KRASSIG. UARI1ER SHOP AND
Hath rooms. Main street, three doors
north of Hotel St. George. Flrst-class
service.
NEW TONSORIAL PARLORS, COURT ST.
Three doors west of Golden Rule Hotel.
J. II. 1'nce, prop. Flrst-class workmen;
everything clean ; all modern improvements.
PATTO.VS SANITARY HARUER SHOP,
Despaln block. Court street; best work
manship; all the modem Improvements;
nil tools sterilized ; bath rooms in connection.
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
THE DEPOT STABLES, COTTON WOOD
street, between Alts and Webb streets.
II. Stewart. Prop. Bet care taken of
horses. Good stables and plenty of feed.
THE CITY LIVERY HOARD AND SALE
Stable. M. J. Carney, proprietor, for
fine turnouts Slock boar-ed at reatonable
rates. Stable lis Alta Street.
Httltll IHHIIHI MM
v
i. vacuo x um j
1 aubscrlpHon Honey
to
B.. B. RICH
H)3 Third Street:
-..if f n
f Agent for
AU Pablications,
To test this "aT
1 will give a
Ten Per Cent Reduc
tion on all
Subscription sent me
during the month of
June
The Colombia
Lodging House
Newly Furnished.
Bar in connection.
Bet. Aha & Webb bts.
In Center of Block.
F. X. Schempp
Proprietor
COMMERCIAL STABLES, G. M. FEOOME
Prop. Livery, feed and hoarding. All
kinds of turnouts, Competent drivers.
Opimslte Hotel Pendleton. 'Phone, tnalu
101
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE8.
STAR EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. S8
Mala St.: If yon Deed help or seek em
ployment call on oa. 'Phone, main 1011.
MISCELLANEOUS.
K AND CARHIARFR
tiuJ!!r Ekwix 1 1 a"k e'i eTTmItip !
11 0,11 to Savings Hank
niniliu,
J" THE OLD RBLIAIII.E
ffk fii. fllrtn- with
"'ar ui Ulnillnger
W C. MOTLEY, PROFoSIONAL EXPERT Pi
ano Tuner. Orders left at Therkelieu's Piano
House will receive prompt attention Sullflac
tiou guaianteel. 1
DIVORCE LAWK-I'KTRR VT. ADVICE t
free; fee, terms to suit j 'ti years' experience, ,
Office 608 Garden St., Pendleton, Oregou.
ATHENA HOTEL. LEADING 1I0TKL IS THE
city i.Oi to 1150 per day m, r jioney
proprietor.
H. M. RICE, Freewater
Agent for Umatilla County.
J p Walker, City Agent for Pendleton
TRANSFER
TRUCKING
STORAGE
CROWNER BROS
Telephone Miilu 4
iirr-ri!
fi- 8f8 EVERY
Iveyes, C C,
SUBSCRIBERS TO MAOAZINES, IF YOU
want to subscribe to magazines or news
papers In tbe United States or Europe, re
mit by postal note, check or send to tbe
EAST OREGONIAN the net publisher's
price of the publication you desire, and we
n III hare It sent you and assume all tbe
risk or the money being lost In tbe malls.
It will cave yon both trouble and risk. If
yoo are a subscriber to tbe East Oregon tan,
In remitting jcu can deduct 10 per cent
from the publisher's price. Address EAST
OREGONIAN PUB. CO.. Pendleton, Oregon.
CONDITIONS GOOD
A WELCOME RAIN HAS
FALLEN EVERYWHERE!
Crops. Not Suffering, But Held Back
by Cold Weather In Some Locll
tles Fruit Yield Will be Heavy
Strawberry Picking In Progrets.
The past week was more favorable
than the previous one, anil a frencral
Improvement lias been noted in xie
condition of crops. Good raltts fell
In tho eastern sections, which tem
porarily relieved the droughty condi
tions and caused rapid germination
of late sown grain, A few small
showers have also occurred In tho
southern part of the state, but more
ratn Is badly needed In that section.
In the Willamette valley and tho
coast counties the soil. It anything,
is too wet, and warm weather and
more sunshine Is desired. Tho wheat
crop east of the Cascade mountains
Is backward and unusually weedy,
with prospects that even with favor
able weather conditions from now on
the yields will bo considerably less
than those of last year.
In tho Willamette vahey the weath
er has been very favorable for wheat,
and the crop has stooled nicely and
the plant Is healthy and vigorous.
Hops In the old yards are not doing
well; tlm number of missing hills Is
large and the vines are making an
uneven growth, in tho new yards
tbe hop vines are thrifty and promis
ing. Potato planting is woli advanced
and com and gardens havo made fair
ly good progress during the week.
Range horses in Klamath county are
Ioor for the season of the- year.
The strawberry crop Is good, and
cherries promise fairly good yields,
although the cold weather and rains
have Injured them somewhat. Prunes
and pears nnd also apples have set
a full crop.
Columbia River Valley.
Jlosler, Wasco county, J. M. Car
roll. Fore part of week cool; latter
part hot; some fall grain cut for hay:
spring grain short; fruit prospocts
continue good; gardens and pastures
fine; cany peas mostly shipped;
strawberries ripening fast; small
yield on account of young vines.
.Moro. Sherman county. N. 1'. linn-
sen. Warm nnd dry, with light show
ers first of week; warm weather has
Improved crops considerably; more
rain needed.
Condon, (itllinm county, John F,
Heisacher, Excellent growing weath
cr; light rain middle of week; pros
peets for wheat fair If rains como
In June; weeds now making betler
headway than grnln.
I'emlleton, Umatilla county, 12. W.
.McComas. Several showers nnd
warmer weather have Improved crops
somewhat; present conditions Indi
cate a yield of grain one-third short
of average seasons; abundant rains
now would do much to Improve
spring-grown grnln; pasture, excopt
near the mountains, poor; fruit pros
pects good.
Helix. Umatilla county. S. I.. Isaac.
Crops have made fair growth;
weather warmer, with a few light
showers; more rain needed; crops
not suffering yet; summer fallow
plowing completed.
Plateau Region.
Krwlii, Haker county, John Urwln.
No rain, and very dry; It Is some
what warmer this week, and alfniiu
Is growing faHt; all other crops aro
backward.
Cove, Union county, Jasper 0.
bievens, Twenty-four hours' rain has
gn-atly Improved crop prosiK'ctH;
all grains and grasses growing faBt,
a large cherry crop now assured, and
chances good for apples and straw
berries. Ontario, Malheur county. A. U
Sprout. Have had a much-needed
rain, which will Insure wheat and ryo
crop, and greatly benefit all others.
Sisters, Crook county. C. H. Kos
ter. Lower temperature; range feed
good; stock gradually getting In good
bliape: some clover-sown land need
Ing water because of Inferior modo
of irrigating
Yalnax. Klamath county, K. C. Ug
bert. Cettlng too dry; much colder
weather and frequent frosts; a low
light showers; grnln making slow
growth; garden crops backward.
Plush, Lako county. Daniel Bouue.
This section lias saved a full ciop
of lamljB, nnd has plenty of water to
Insuio .good hay crops.
Notice to Tax Payers.
You can save the county expense by cilling
at tbe assessor's office to give in your personal
and city projierty-
Bo many have employment away from home
during tbe day that It is extremely difficult to
And them In order to see uch persons and
adlust their nitesimenU the uwessor will uot
only remain In bis office during regular office
hours, but will, for two eeki keep his office
open in the eienlng from 7toS o'clock, lou
are earnestly Invited to call soon and go over
your valuations wtth tbe seior perionally.
THE PORTLAND
PORTLAND. OREGON
American Plan. Jj per day and upwaial
Headquarters fortouruta and commercial trs
clers. bpecial rates made to families and alagk
gentlemen. Tbe management ill be nictate
at all times to show rooms and give Pficea.
modern Turkish bath establishment In tbe botal
It. C. BOWKK8, Manager
Washington &
Columbia River
Railroad
Take this
route for
Chicago, fit Paul, BL Iouls, Kan
sas City, BL Joe, Omaha, and
All Points East and South
Portland and points
oa tb Sousd
TIM CAKD.
Leave IendlcUo, dally except annday.
Arrive rendlstoo Monday, Wednesday
'Irtfvl'-to. Taesdsy. Tbday a.
Saturday 133 lis.
Leave Wall ft'alla dally, east bound, 11 M
Arrive Walla vlalU dally, west bound, h AS a
for lsJormatloa regarding rates and ace
od.Ua.,ll .rae-
PendleUu, Oral oa
KENTUCKY WOMEN'S CLUBS.
Annual Meeting of the Federation at
Lexington,
Lexington, K. Juno 3 - The Ken
tucky Federation of Women's Clubs
began lis annual meeting here today.
Several hundred delegates are In at
tendance at the meeting, coming
from all the principal cities and
towns of tho stale. Miss Kva Steven
son delivered the address of welcome
on the part of the Woman's Club of
j Central Kentucky. The lesponso on
behalf of tho visitors was embodied
In the annual address of the presi
dent of tho federation, Mrs. George
' C. Avery .of lxjulsvllle. Heiwrts of
committees occupied the remainder
j of the opening sessions.
The sessions aro to continue until
Saturday and the outlook Is for omi
of the best meetings and discussions
to the subjects of child labor condi
tions and educational problem. The
visitors aro being handsomely enter
tained by tho club women and citi
zens of 1-exlngton.
HOTELS.
HOTEL
PENDLETON
VAN DRAK BROS., Props.
The Best Hotel In Pendleton
and as rood as any.
The Hotel Pendleton has just
been refuted and refurnished
tnroughout. Phone nnd fire
alarm connections with all rooms.
Baths in suites and single rooms.
Headquarters for Traveling Me
Commomons Sample Rooms,
Rates $2 & $2.50
Special ratm by week or ni outh
Kxonient (juisiue.
Prompt Dlnlugroom trviee.
Bar and billiard room la conneotloa
Only Three Blocks from Depot
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
Corner Court and Jthnwn Street.,
FendlMon Oreiroru
M F. Kelly. Proprlotor.
BHEfil ;
vflkKjHHE9liHr5K
HEATED BY STEAM
LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY
American Plan, rates l,!t5 to S'J.OO
iwrilav,
KurHuiu I'iHll, MKi. Tfie, ai.(K).
eliwotnl rntcM by week or month,
Free 'bus meets all trains'
Commercial trade solicited
Fine sample rooms
Special Attention Given Country Tradt
HOTEL
ST. GEORGE
CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS
fHnH(j&
GEO. DARVEAU, Prop.
Elegantly Furnished
Steam Heatea
Uuropean Plan.
Block and a half from depot.
Sample room In connection.
ROOM RATE
50o, 76o, $!.
MEN AND WOMEN.
Dm But it lot oanal aral
distrstsUttilaJiiiuatMDSf
irrluiloos er altaraUou
i ---- I'ajaMaa. ana not mubii
ItMtuaiCHiii-mOo. "t"rti'"'l-Lr.ci..n.o.a-a-
.U r !
or saat lu uia wrfffSL
Circular Mat on rwiiMSi.
TRANSPORTATION LINKS.
Ml
OREGON
Shojtune
w Union Pacific
Two Train to the East Dally
Through Pullmsn standard and Tourist sleev
ing car dally to Omaha, Chicago) tourist
aleeplng car nally to Kansas City; Ihrooia
Pullman tomltt sleeping rats tpeisonally eoa.
ducted) weekly In Chicago, Kansas City. St,
I outs nd Memphis: reclining chair cars (seats
tree) to the Kast itslly
ntrar Ttmo Sohrnlnlo xaaivs
ro From I'emllctcm most
rorlUnd I'orUand Special No, I T East
8U am saa, ,
Chicago Cbloago Sawelal No. '1 PofUaad
bat pm 1:) p aa
IVrtland Mil and aUsteea NoJ Ttt Kaat
1U4 a m l;a3 a aa
The Kaat) Mali and ttiprtee No.S rwtteX
40 am t:o a m
IPsndlsteo Passenger llks
He, 7 iMm
Spokane flpokaae Pastenger
S :15 am No. S
Pendulon Bremen IM
Mlsed Train Mo. 41
Wallv Walla Branch
Ocean aad River ScheiHle.
FROSt rORTLA MD.
I M p. m.
AU aalllag dates sub-
Je to rhanre. i-m -
Far Ban rranclseo .
Ball every a days.
Columbia River
To Astoria and Way
i.anainga.
suss.
Buday
"TSuT I
esoept
Sunday
SMOp m.
Haturdar
loan p in.
AVIllamette Klver.
floats leave IMrtland dally, except Snaday,
stage ol water permitting) lr WUIamstte aad
Yamhill Hlver points.
tave
Hlparla
4Sa. m.
I'allr
Kicpt Monl
Rnaka River
Klparta lo Uolslon
Leave
Iwtstos
7 .-00 a. aa.
Dal It
Kxcpt Meal
P. r. WAM8LSV. Agent, I'aadUUn.
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
ONLY
70
HOURS
PORTLAND
TO
CHICAGO
via tho 0. It. U. & N. Co., Oregon
Short Line, Union I'nciflu and
iV9
Two trains u day, with through
Pullman drawing-room Bleeping
care, free reclining chair cars and
dining cars (n lu carte).
ano "-SPECIAL
connuclH at (irangor with tho
famouH Ovorland Limitud, tho
tnoHt luxurious train In tho world,
to Chicago from tho Coast.
lie into your tickets lead over Hie
Chicago & Noitli-Wejtein.
A. O. OARKEft, OIN'L Aoi O. N-W. Rr,
IS1 THIBO St., POSIOHU. OSS,
(.).
SINGER
Sewing Machines
Sold ou the installment plan
Old machines taken as
part payment
J. E. COLEMAN, Agent
onicis 30V KuMt Court Mriwt
MANHOOD RESTORED "CUFIIENE"
BSpSBi TliU srrat Vegeiable Vitamer, tbe prescription or a retooua rren i porsiciao. wij
T) nulrkl j 'cu n you of all nervous or diwaaoa of llw sirll ve yn,ucl ',,"
F ffl M, IimimIs, I'slu la ( tJMek.lSeaalaial KatlwjBaa.Neryaus BeblHIri
E r"ilV", iT.ai.r.. murr, KsbsmalUe- Urals,, Vw ifSiU, uu VfmA
HDH ualiSn. Ils""p i all louts brdaror nlabl. I'lemalurjlr. wbTjh Tfiiot tlwaed oa
'ViJiaaal erHwrinatflrrlvMindall Ib.Iwrrors of tmuoteucy. ci'i'IWKJIaS fla
ihakldoera. iltPIMWIKsirenifttiem ami rritorea. Tue ras.m un'r;r". are not ou red byooovors
UtmiMtViAntntpraUen wlili irlatUla. : IT I' III KM K Is tjw only knwo iwiedf
ocure wlibo" t an ouentlon Tt leatlmonlala. A wrliwn suaranuw siren and iiiouer rsturned I if aJi
,,.lATnMeBS5a "Eermanmit mre, l.ooa burl as fur Hiu by mall. H4.od for free clrnilaf at
tit Il.tVUI. MKlllC'lJIK tu., saa rnIK, isi,
lestiuiooUla. Adiln
SOLD BY TALLMAN & CO., 0RU QOIST8, PENDLETpN, OREOON.