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J!h EA8T OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. 1903, iess Cards and Societies OF85ONS iiwuut ARRANGED. PHYSICIANS. --TnvnCR IS JUDD Wi-rTrW. pespain ntoiiK. IWtA.eis eve troubles, cuiur " SJ ?".Sd impaired hearlns. i'w.!. for refractive er- l rr i,7ln 1131. l---rrnTNGO. OFFICE OVER ISUITH JJ'Si; nant Telephone rJi!,0.:,.K mala 301. ATTORNEYS. JASr FEC' LAW 0FF1CE IN JUDD LrfLtflf? - i , -- bUph'n'. office, black V3; rea- I M 3T t rTi ROOM 17 ASOC1A n5F&ue main 031! l- IS 161. KhlHIDBBBOS. IVSICIAN nn n Sayings nan uuuu-,i"paoneKinHll.ic..Maln hnmV. rilYSlCIAN AND Ml? nesKe -puone black ITK-pZaKHSIiEB, chronic I" i' j and dlacaae of I sT office "" maln 1-1 res lBd2'- ETaus nqosn. .osteopath HATLF.Y LOWELL. ATTORNEYS AT law. Offlce la Despaln block. T ItALLErtAY & McCOUItT, LAWYERS AS. poclntlon building. s- CABTKU ft 1JALEY. ATTORNT.YS AT law. Offlce In Saying Hank building. HENRY 3. DEAN. ATTORNEY AT IAW Attoclatlop block, Pendleton, Oregon.' ? A SATClt. ATTORNEY. ItOOMsTaM Jiidd building. Ill E. D. BOYD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Court street. L. J. KEEDKR, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Pendleton, Oregon. N. BERKELEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office In Savings Rank bnlldlng. H. E. COLLIER, LAWYER, OFFICE Rooms 7 and 8, Association building. rTritBY. PHYSinUiJ AND 8"R. In AwocUtlon mock, unice W 'Si! BeJldepcc Phone Main 1421. hti nrtion OPTICIANS. Dlt. W. . GARRET. son, graduate opti cian. The only com plete optical parlor Sn the city. Six doors south of P. O., Main nttdlrtoo. Ore No fee charged ralMtion na cuuntti,uu. DENTISTS. Inrcius, dentist, omen m IWWDg. rnone, reu n. lillXX. DUST1ST. OFFICE IN AS- block, over sinmtui s new urug 'Hone, red 271. STILLMAN ft PIERCE. ATTORNEYS AT I.T.W. Mr. Stlllman has been admitted to practice In United States patent offices and makes a specialty of Tatent Law. Rooms 1U, 11, 12 and 13, Association Rlock. i1" in Fresh Berries Every f Day AT F.S. YOUNGER f f - & SON . i INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS R. S. WtYSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW; Collections aid Itsurance. Office In E. 0. building. J. M. BENTLEY REPRESENTS THE OLDEST and most reliable Are and accident Insurance companies. Office with Hartman Abstract Co. JOHN HAILEY, JR., U. S. LAND COM mlssloner Specialty made of land filings nnd proof: Insurance and collections. Of Dee In Judd buldlng, room 10. JOE II. PARKES, OFFICE 120 COURT street. Land office business, such as fil ing of claims nnd Initiating contests a specialty. BOARD AND LODGING. MRS. H. L. HUNTINGTON HAS PURCHASED the Lodging House at Cl Garden Street, where she will be glad ta ee her Irlends and patrons. BANKS AND BROKERS. viTin.VAt. p.ANK OF ATHENA. In. Capital. ?.' 0,000; surplus nnd IlSiwO. Interest on time deposits. la torclsn and domestic exchange. 'tu promptly attended to. Henry In. president : T J. Kirk, vlce-pres-lr 5. IiHirovr. cashier , 1. M. Kemp, luilM, HOTEL ALTA, CORNER ALT A AND Mill streets. Hoard t7 the day or week. Good table set. Ratea $3.50 and ?4.!i0 per week. Pendleton Feed Yard in connection. W. W. Edmlsten, Prop. WHEN YOU GO TO PILOT HOCKSTOP at the City Hotel. Good meals and fU-Bt-clnss rooms. Special attention given to commercial travelers. Mrs. C. U, Ble tel. Pilot Rock, Ore. IMEMERS' RANK OF WESTON, la. ureon. I)(ies a general bank- pxks. Mcuanse hought and sold. Ixu promptly attended to. R. Jam--wl.fnt Uforge W. Proebstel, hwst J. I:. Kllporc, cashier; (II I tl A. Hartman, .M. M. Johns. T. - u. P. lirsw, j. r KiUiorc. i:ob- Ktuis, B. W l"roebstel. IlKDI.CTO.V SAVINGS RANK. iHoo, Oreton. Organized March 1, IftfltiL JIUO.IKH); surplus, 100,- mil mnneu on ait nuie iieposus. r wojnt and sold on nil principal '(will attention given to col- rf. ruruisn. president: J. r. Piloney, assistant 'cashier.' MTIOXAI, RANK OF PENDLE Capltal, tft),W0; surplus. ?03,0(I0; 'artoeral banking business. Ex ua telegraphic transfers Bold on SIS Pninlf.A Van. V 1 - ,1 1 PlotJ In the Northwest. Drafts . uito, japan auu Europe. Makes W wnonshle terms. Levi An- ".?' r .MatlncU. vlcepres- TONSORIAL PARLORS. HILLY KRASSIG. HARHER SHOP AND Hath roomB. Main street, three doors north of Hotel St. George. First-class service. NEW TONSORIAL PARLORS. COURT ST. Three doors west of Golden Rule Hotel. J. II. Pace, prop. First-class workmen ; everything clean ; all modern Improve ments. PATTON'S SANITARY IIARHER SHOP, Despaln block, Court street; best work mnushlp ; all the modern Improvements ; nil tools sterilized ; batb rooms In connection. We are headquarters for ; borries and fruits of all kinds Going to Improve Repair your homes or places of business hv having them paint ed or papered. Come to us Large and nicely selected stock of wall paper and paints. E. J. Mtirphy, 111 Conrt Street. Agency for the Sherwin-Wil liams Paint, LIVESTOCK EXHIBIT AT THE LOUISIANA. PURCHASE EXPOSITION. Provision Made for a Premium List, Classification and Prizes on a Scale Never Before Attempted A Quarter of a Million Dollars Allotted for the Competition. CABS AND CARRIAGES. CITY CAR LINE, KRWIN I1AKER, PROP, Telephone main 791. Office and waiting room, Alta street, next to Savings Hank building. IHITECTS AND BUILDERS. 111) LI j ' "'-V"fc ItUllf stfkf . work fls"r-d on Jb 1513. guaranieea. te'""- AND SU. at.Vkiiji ,l""i"eie anu reu- buildings ? tbe city or conn- li Juild building, I i rmr l r. iS Ll'-yiRACT01iS AND I J wort ,urnlslll 0" short L! Rlntr street near Muln. lilMt ViAVuOK ANI) BUILD KJS."n .,nI " n" kinds ijut Oregonian office. IUOITh i"J ls'nr',,7.A. fOJ.BI:..r . - t; M; l.lil.W AND CE- lti," -Peclalty. E. it tt ii.Si .or truaranteed. yhneor-s cigar TAN0SHOE RFiPAmTeTeT IApu-.... .. F iJj. K 0I'D RELIAHLE l? Vh JM reP"lf'nB with Mfa CP in rear of Dlndlnger L i Bki .11 " h' Icialty Is Gardens' 'T " rntr r"5 If t&S1 I IN' SECU..D LiM .'r my thing you' Kftare'SSDi',nTd f'Tultiire. ' N iiS ery. call and l-iurt street. "CKRKl-r...... 17."' 'win;. . "lack. tbSLtlbb .tret" ""a street. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. THE DEPOT STAHI.ns, COTTONWOOD street, between Alta and Webb streets, II. Stewart, 1'rop. Rest care taken of horses, Good stables and plenty of feed. THE CITY LIVERY HOARD AND SALE Stable. M. J. Carney, proprietor, for fine turnouts Stock boarued at reasonable rates, Stable lib Alta Street. COMMERCIAL STABLES, O. M. FROOME Prop. Livery, feed and boarding. All kinds of turnouts. Competent drivers, opposite Hotel Pendleton. 'Phone, main 1111. MISCELLANEOUS. W. C. MOTLEY. PROKSSIONAL EXPERT Pi ano Tuner. Orders lelt at Therkelaen's Piano House will receive prompt attention fstlatac tlon guainnteel. DIVORCE LAWS l'ETKR WEST: ADVICE free ; fce, terms to suit : ti years' experience. Office f.08 Ourden St., Pendleton, Oregron, ATHENA HOTEL. LEADINfl HOTEL IN THE city, f 1,01! to l .60 per day M. I" Motley proprietor. Notice to Tax Payers, You can save the county expense by c'lllng at tbe assesaor's office to give in your irsonal and city proierty. So many have employment away Irora home during the day that It is extremely dlflicult to find them In order to see such peraons and adjust their uascsaments the aaaesaor will not only remain In hli office during regular office hours, but will, for two weeks, keep his office open In the evening from 7 to f o'clock. You areearneatlr Invited to call noon and go over jour valuations with tb.ea-aet.aor peraonally. WASHINGTON COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD Take this route for Chicago, St Paul, St. Louis, Kan sas City, St. Joseph, Omaha and All Points East and Sooth 9 Portland aad polaU on tbe Sound TIMB CAKU leave I'ondloton tlnlly, except Mimliiy Ht 7:00 p. m. Arrive at Pendleton Monday, Wednes day nnd SuturUny nt II:'.'." a. in. Leave Walla Walla dallv.eaat bound, limp in Arrive Walla Walla dally, weat bound, :4j. m Kor Information regarding rates and a;com modatlona, call on oraddreaa W, ADAMS, Agent Pendleton, Oregon S. B CALDERHEAD, O, P. A.. Walla Walla, Waahington. J la iL."E'rrS EVERY 5 J c. c. L ."feXT 0PI,Mn..J. kelp or seek .AIN I Send Your j j. Subscription Honey t E to t B. B. RICH I t03 Third Street I Portland, Ore. Agent for Afl Publications i To test this "ad" 1 will give a Ten Per Cent Reduc tion on all Subscription sent me during the month of June Riffbv-Clove Mfe. O J J kunrani t Manofactorers of the IRfefey-Clove Combined HARVESTER tReoairs for all kinds of Farm Machinery! Foundry Work a Specialty t C CaBh paid for old castings S Pendleton, - Oregon! ..(1 International Stock and j Poultry Food I at C. F. Golesworthy 127.129 East Alta St. Agent for Lee's Lice Killer ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS cure dyspepsia and all disorders aris ing from Indigestion. Endorsed by physicians everywhere. Sold by all druggists. No cure, no pay. 25 cents. Trial package free by writing to 'W. H. Hooker r Co., Buffalo, N. Y. T. W. Schmidt & Co. The Louisiana lnircliase Kxposltion, in recognition or the nmpnluulo and importance ot the livestock Industry anil appreciating that St. l.onl, the seat of the World's Fair of 1904, Is practically the geographical center ot the largest Improved stock-producing area on the globe, has appropriated a quarter million dollars to prlies for which the world's stockmen are In vited to compete. This vast sum makes possible a classification much In advnnco of any heretofore attempted, with prizes on a scale of generosity before un known In the history of expositions. The largest sum previously offered by a like enterprise was $142,500 at the Columbian In Chicago in 1803. In tno classification every branch ot Improved animal Industry is to have its proportionate recognition whether It bo the Percherons, Shorthorns, Pigeons or Pointers; whether the meek-eyed cows from tho Channel Is lands or descendants of tho Amerlcnn bison that once made populous the plains beyond the Missouri; whether the petite ponies from tho Shctlnml Islands or the robust mule that has In recent years so rapidly advanced In public esteem by his proven useful ness In war no less than in the prosaic paths of peace. For the accommodation of tho nrrni' of exhibits which will compote for tho prizes offered, tho management have allotted 30 acrtja of tho most desira ble ground In all tho exposition tract of over 1200 acres, most of which It overlooks, and upon this hill will erect the renntsltc buildings, combin ing the desired modern features of utility and adaptation with harmoni ous and pleasing architectural effect The building schemo will comprehend between 45 and 50 structures, Includ ing 33 barns to accommodate 80 or !'0 horses and cattle each, soveral others with slightly less capacity, four oc tagonal barns, 100x100 feet, to accom modate cows to be used in a dairy demonstration, with silos and feed barns, a grand amphitheater and arena, 260x450 fejt, for an exhibit ring, and a building for public salos of livestock and for stockmen's con ventions. In which will also be made the exhibits and demonstrations with relation to livestock tinder the aus pices of tho Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations. Asldo from thoso usually shown, various classes of horses not previous ly taken up at expositions, such us those for artillery, cavnlry and am bulance use In tho military service, fire department, express and ambu lance horses for city purposes, will bo given the consideration their Im portance Justifies, Cattle, sheep and swine, as with l.orses, will be given such u wide range as to roward generously, Inde pendent or Uiu specials given by states and breeders' organizations, the exhibitor, tho breeder ami tho leeder, aggregating offerings so In viting that they must nttruct the choicest proci.ictB that pasture and feed-lot, supplemented by human skill novo yet evolved One of the most Interesting anil In structive features planned for the ex position will bo a compuratlvo test of breeds of cows with reference cs Iteclally to their dairy qualities In both butter nnd cheese production, and incidentally their gains In IIohIi Poultry, pet stock, dogs and tho minor animals and fowls are to bo recognized more fully than Iibb ever before been done, nnd every energy will bo bent to have at St, Louis In 11)04, along with the other magnlllcent arrays of the world's most Interest lug and best, tho most extensive and Instructive presentation of animal ex hlblts ever assembled. MORE EVIDENCE. It ic Coming Rapidly in Pendleton. Evidence on the following subject will prove of interest to every Pen dleton reader. Bo many people go through the same experience dully. This public statement should be proof positive, to every wavering doubter Head It carefully. Mr. C, C Hendricks, wlfo of C. C Hendricks, Insurance agent living at 408 West Court street, says: "When I first heard of IXiau'w Kidney Pills I had been suffering for over a year with pains In my loins and back and with a weakness of the kidneys, uud I therefore decided at onco to try the pills, f got a box at the 1 1 rock & Mc Comas Co. drug store. Now I don't want to say that they have entirely cured me, lor the trouble may return sorno time In tho future, but they en tlrely relieved me the backache and up to this time I have had no return of the trouble. Only tho other oay I told a lady friend who Is suffering from kidney trouble to try them nnd have recommended them to others, I shall continue to do so," For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents per box. Foster-Mllburn Co., Uuffalo, N. V., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name DOAN'S and take no other. HOTELS. HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS., Props. The Best Hotel in Pendleton and as good as any. The Hotel l'cndlcton has just been refitted and refurnished throughout. Phono and Arc alarm connections with all rooms, Baths in suites and single rocnis. Headquarters for Traveling Men Gommodions Sample Rooms. Rates $2 & $2,50 Special rates by week or month Excellent Cuisine. Prompt Dlnlngroom service. Bar and billiard room in connection Only Three Blocks from Depot GOLDEN RULE HOTEL Corner Court ami Johnson Slrecti, Prndlcton, Oregon. M. F. Kolly, Proprietor. HEATED BY STEAM LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY American l'liiu. riitcx ?1 ,'Jfl to f VI.UO tier iluv. Klil-oiM.au IMhii. AOo. 7Ie, 91. IK). Npeclul in ten liy vck or month. Free 'bus meets all trains Commercial trade solicited Fine sample room Social Attention (liven Country Trade HOTEL ST. GEORGE CORNER MAIN AND WEBB ST8 Ml, GEO. DARVEAU, Prop. Elegantly Furnished Steam HeatM European flan. Block and a half from depot. Sample room In connection. ROOM RATE 60c, 75o, 1.0f THE PORTLAND PORTLAND. OREGON American Han, ti per day toil upwi4. Ilc4qturura foi tourtata and commercial ln- cUra. Special ratea made to lamlllea and tlaf le genttemeu. Tbe tuauageuienl will bo yUuU at all tlniea to ahow rooiua and lre pricee. 4 modern Turkiab baincauDiunrneiiiiu inesowi II, C, IIOWKas.Mananei TRANSPORTATION LINKS. mm Oregon Sh OUTLINE Tairw a V Vtt ft ii mi ii AMD PAUMU Two Trains to the East Dally Through Ftillman atandard. and Tourlat ! tut ran datlf to Omaha, CMrafoi tonrtai alwplm ear oallr to Kauiae Clijj throat Pullman tourlat iletplnitrara (MtaonallT com. dueled) wrkly lo L'Mciro, Kanaat Cllf, St, loultand Mrmphlai rocllotnf chair cart (ta tri-o) to tho Rati dally. ciraiT Tlmo MotuMuto aaaiTi roa Front I'viultoton no Portland Portland Special No. I Ta Kaal :10 am Mi,s, Chlrato Chicago Special No. t PortUad oaopnt littia Portland Mall and Eipraaa NoJt Tho laart 1160 am llaSaa Tho Kaal Mall and RUpreae No.o iHrthaal IINIB 4M5 a a Pondltton FaaaYngor BathSBM No. 7 ay HpokaiM Bpoiano Paawnft-t :15 am No. Pendleton Branch . M Mlitd Train No. 41 Walla Walla Branch ewopm juiifd Ttaln No. J Ocean and River Schedule. PROM PORTLAND. .I I, i ' 1 y " All lalllni daUt i.op,. pin.'nXo gall a rory s daja. rair Sun.', CalambU Hlr.r troop m. To Aatotla and Way Dnnday Battirdar Landtnia. 10flO p in. Wlllnmcttolilvor. Roata laara Portland daltr, airapl Sanday, auto ol water pettnlltlnf) lor Willamette aad Yamhill KlTir pulntt. Gvii i Laara Ktparla i Bnaka Hirer Lcwliloa 4 US a. m. Rlpaila to Lewleton 7:0a.i Dally Dally EicptMonl Kcpt M r. P. WAUai.KY. Aient. raadUtaa. THE BIST OP tVf NVTHINQ ONLY 70 HOUR! PORTLAND TO CHICAGO via tho 0. R. U. & N. Co., Oregon Short Line, Union Pacific nnd IVo trniim a day, with through Pullman drawing-room nlocjilnfr earn, freo roclininK chair cars anil dining earn (a la carto). anp "SPECIAL oonnuctH nt (Srangor with tho famouH Ovorland lilmitod, tho imwt luxurious train In tho world, to Chicago from tlio Coaat. He aula your ticket read over tli Chicago b North-Weatern, A, O. DARKER, OtN'C Aar O. A N-W. Ht., iai third at., KJMuiNo. oaf. SINGER Sewing Machines Sold on tho instullaeMt plan Old machines taken as part payment J. E. COLEMAN, Agent Oirice), 30V VntC.-Mirttrrt 0 MANHOOD RE8TORED "CHMKIT Tlila ureal Vtwetable VIUHter, Ilia urMctlutloa of a famoua rnaen pnialcllrl qoUkljr turerou ot ull nerruue u diaoaj.ee nt IbeaowiillteuruoriaMita awalaaBIa)a Suwl, lnM,i.l. falua U Ua Ha. ateaalaal aaleji, VVrT .m aWVlHl, pultun. It un all IiMa or M or iilibt. I'remalurllr. whff h if uu, cbawkad bade wnor. i;vnaauiaoiMJimiaaiiii tuna nr aaoLaam lo HueriiiaiorrtuKa ana an iru) minvn i jnu i,n tMiiu... iarafeiaKatKKtriurtbeoa and rmtonM. Tua n l Uiauso nlnetr ir mot. am troubled wlib Vrviim title. J totura irftbuJtauoueraUoq. 6W)ti,llmonll. . A written! be B Vaaeleco, tV'sl. bed knuwd reaoadt' nerrutunujdUala: freva circular ana t ra do not effort a penfa n;n t trura. ft bwj alt orjo. SOLO BY TALLMAN 4 CO., DRU'3QIS7S, PENDLETON, OREGON.