OREGON. .UTimniv: Jimr imi ' Ve vh ; , -,
less Cards and Societies
TRANSPORTATION LINKS.
HOTELS.
HOTEL
PENDLETON
VAN DRAN BROS., Props.
The Best Hotel In Pendleto
nd as sood as any.
FESSIONS AND TRADES, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED,
PHYSICIANS.
ATTORNEYS.
OREGON
ShotLinc
8 .Sft 10 to. .13 m..;; onuamg.
ICA1LRY A rowrfT i t-mt, rz rz.
rnilV m.Orl law. Offlr. In T.7.Ti-."iJnrt& AT
Uft. JLiTfje trouble. . 1 -,. ,,. .
! P.. a'l.a " I vct"l'u utw.K.
a . i?S.rtRSr"S: ! - r,,V5,5 uuur- iyers. as.
and union Pacific
J"T.- Md tor i
Two Trains to the East Dally
Thraurh Pntlmin standard and Tourist alteA
. . on,,,; nana ouildlng.
nr.Nnr j hhan. attorney at iaw
Attoclatloc block. recdleten, Oregon.
lng ran dally to Omaha, (Jhlragn; tourist
sleeping car aallr to Kansas Cllyi throngs
. inuuut
. nmlPnPATIlin
Pnllman louilst slesnlnc
ran iiwipuu.iit vna.
triELP-'"; offi. m jd
I!. J. SLATCU, ATTORNEY.
Judd building.
ducted) weakly to Chicago,
Ksnsai cut,
8t
KOOMS 423
Ioulsand Memphis: r
trcsltothe Kast dally.
reclining chair cats (seats
jKpbone,
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OWESON. SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 103.
I' k Tflepticuf main
-. nnvsTPtAN
Srw 10 SaYlngs Hank bnlld-
rrrz.T t physician au
rtr m in iFfPuaiu
bnlMlnB. corn" ,...u .
ntiii- uuuut . . -
i Z13.
i ALLF.X HUUMi ysiMiyuu
a wr -niinnp uinca
fd 3lkl, "u
' 1 Association Block. Office
IJfffll. ReJawe Pbone Mib 1421.
i. Ortton.
OPTICIANS.
DR. W. K. GARRET
eon, graduate opti
cian. The only com
plete optical parlor In
llie city Six doors
south i'f I'. 0 Main
nod ton. re. ",
-il i-nnsiiltflf Inn.
DENTISTS.
VirCHAS, dentist. orncK IN
..lata., i uuue, icu
e blo.K. OTer cuiniui - ucw urut;
.cm, red 271
BANKS AND BROKERS.
XATlU.NAl- I.A.M- Ul A 1 II L.- A.
t apltal. J..U.IHJU; surplus ana
I kj Inlercst on time deposits.
t Tt m and domestic exchange.
j prcmn, ly attended to. Henry
is. r:ldenr T J Kirk, vlce pres-
LeUrotr a.hler . I. M. Kemp,
uLlff
AKMKIIS' IiAXK or WESTON,
L, n. IJEI.DER, ATTORNEY
rendletoo, Oregon.
AT LAW,
K. BERKELEY, ATTORNEY AT I r
Office In Savings Rank bnlldlng
II. E. COLLIER, LAWYER. OrFICK
Itooms . and 8, Association building.
UK KNKW
Mrs. Hayton- lllrum. what Is a Kllt-c!iKHr Inrestmcnt?
llaytop al, I guesa as how lfs a gold brick, -Mainly.
STILLMAN k PIERCE, ATTORNEYS AT
U n Mr. Stlllman has been admitted to
i"'""", liuni-u mates pat.nt omces
and makes a specialty of fatent Law.
l ooms 10, 11, 12 and 13, Association
INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS
HARTMAK ARSTRACT COMFAKY MAKES
-.--..-v.- w. ,vii iium in Lmm.
tllla cjunty Loam on city and larm prop-
uu).uu Bciiaii Kinai ot rsi iut4.
Ioei a. general brokerage bmturis Pays tax
es and makes Investment lor nonresidents.
vn-tcm-c, uy un in renaieion
O. A. HAltTVAN, !. L. V HElD.Sec.
0. A. HAKTMAX Jr., Vice Pres.
R. S. RRYSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW;
Collet'tlnns nirl lrnrnna riffi. u c-
O. bnlldlng.
J. M. BEXTLEY REPRESENTS THE OLDEST
ana most rename ore and accident Insurance
companies. Office with Hartman Abstract Co.
JOHN HAILEY, JR., V. S. LAND COM
mlssioner Specialty made of land filings
nnd proof: Insurance and collections. Of
fice In Judd buldlng, room 1G.
JOE II. PARKES, OFFICE 120 COURT
street. Land office business, sncb as HI-
lll Of Claims Still tnltlntln -nntMte n
specialty.
BOARD AND LODGING.
Mia. H. L. IICmiXGTON HAS PURCHASED
tne oagtng House at CO Garden Street,
whcr she will be clad to ee her friends and
patrons
HOTEL ALTA, CORNER ALT A AND
Mill streets. Hoard b7 the day or
week Good tab'.e set Rates t.7 and
$1.7- per week. Pendleton Feed Yard In
connection, W. W. Edmlsten, Trop.
Orefon. Does a general bank- WHEN YOt" GO TO PILOT ROCK STOP
) Exchange bought and sold. at the City Hotel. Good meals and
n iiroinpiiy aiienueu to. it. jam- iirst ' lass rooms, special attention given
lu-ai ,vurKe . i rwosiri, to commercial travelers.
tel. Pilot Kock, Ore.
t m' J I.. Kiigore. cnsuier ; ai- '
A iiartman. n. n. jonns. i.
Mr. C. II. Bie-
".XDLETOX SAVINGS HANK,
apltal. Mtni.ono; surnlus. J100.-
'.-w snowed on all time deposits.
Jifciai aitention given xo coi
V J. FurnUh. nrefildent ; J. X.
i!rprwiiltnt T J .Morris, cashier:
XAT10XAL RANK OF PENDLE
plil. J70.WI0 . surnlus. S02.000 :
iso tti'irapmc transfers sold on
in r nnmrn ix nrir nnn
on iniBi, Japan and Europe. Makes
ia ou reasonable terms. Levi An-
.woi t .Matlock, vlce-nres-
I. Hade, cashier. II. P. Jnhnnnn.
...ni I r I .s c N i niiii nsrE3c
t ii iu-'Al 'Oil AND UUIL-
i iiiiu ot work figured on. Job
51'Wactory work guaranteed.
I'd 543.
BUJTABD. ARCHITECT AND SO-
'C0nt mskpfl rnmntnla nn.l rail.
'pS?-'0?.1'","1!111' ln th c'ty or coun
"a 17 Judd bulldlnc.
TONSORIAL PARLORS.
HILLY KItASSlG. HARDER SHOP AND
Hath rooms Main street, three doors
north of Hotel St. George. First-class
service.
CANAL OR NO CANAL
IT IS NOW UP TO COLOMBIA
TO HAVE IT OR GIVE IT AWAY.
Claimed by Opponents of the Treaty
That France Sold Something to
Which She Had No Title In the
gated the Nicaragua Route Goes.
Washington, D. C, June 20. The
Colombian congress convenes today,
but In official circles here this is not
regarded as bringing the Panama
canal treaty any nearer ratification,
for the opposition to it is reported
extraordinarily strong despite the
efforts of President Marroquln and the
other supporters ot the treaty. There
is every Indication that there will de
velop In the Colombian congress ful
ly as protracted debate on the treaty
as there was In the United States
selling to our country for $40,000,000
vented ratification for weeks.
According to the -news from Pogota
the opponents of the treaty will baso
their objections to its ratification
upon the theory that tho French com
pany has no rights and has nothing to
sell. The original concession grant
ed to that company expired in 1S9S,
and was renewed by President Sac
lamente upon the payment of S1.000,-
000. He accepted the money and the Trench company. In other words, the
hut the transaction wns never rati
fied by the Colombian congress, nnd
Is held to be an uttlinlshed proceeding.
The renewal of tho concession has
never been submitted, in fact, there
nas been no meeting of the Coloni'
blan congress slnco It was granted,
The country has been In a stnte of
revolution all tho time.
Grounds for Questioning the Title,
For these reasons the opponents ot
the treaty hold that the concession
which the French comnanv Is now
selling to our country for ?40,000,00ii
Is Illegal and therefore worthless, and
that it is not becoming the Colombian
congress to participate In such n
fraudulent transaction. They claim
that under the terms of the original
concession all the property nnd rights
of the French company reverted to
the Colombian government upon Its
expiration In 1S9S.
Furthermore, these opponents ot
ratification declare. If It should bo
held that If tho extension of the con
cession by President Saclamento was
legal, It expires In tho spring of 1905,
less than two years hence, and it Is
bad policy for the United States to
pay J40.000.UOO for privileges which
run only two years. According to the
terms of the extension, If the canal Is
not finished by the spring of 1903
all the properly, rights and privileges
of the French company icvert to the
government which would then be at
liberty to dispose of them at tho best
advantage. The United States than
would be compelled to trade with tho
Colombian government Instead of the
company accepted tho concession,
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. PATTO.VS SANITARY HARDER SHOP,
Despaln block. Court street: best work
manship: nil the modern Improvements;
nil tools sterilized ; bath rooms In connection.
CABS AND CARRIAGES.
CITY CAB LINE, ERWIN BAKER. PROP,
Telephone main 791. Office and waiting
room, Alta street, next to Savings Hank
building
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
TH e" DlfpOT-STABLES, COTTONWOOD
street, between Alta and Webb streets.
II. Stewart, Prop. Best care taken of
horses. Good stables and plenty of feed.
THE CITY LIVERY BOARD AND SALE
Stable. M. J. Carney, proprietor, for
tine turnouts Block boarded at reasons b!e
rates. Stable lib Alta Streit.
-- LUbla III., I Al'll l,K ft 1 I 1
M SOfk a KIMwInlfr lrnmnt
""P Bluff street near Main.
Ullmitei fum Ii(kI nn all llnH.
urui ubiei. Hinnp u-nnc n,p
. ' uregonian office.
I A III 1 1 III, T A VT
"1,111,111 .. ...
rdletou, Oreuon. ' I FOR kaLK-KOILER AND 41I0I1-E POWER
rrti.,.. . . I veriirai iiikii fliecu eusiuc
. ILAH I I, IVn ri'. i:.nar.ln. nt' llrt DH Mil lUlLfll DOaTU lUBiru
- iVLUIfUI UfclLa a .nn .1,. T-a .nUnu Vnr TtartlPII art. CAII Oil Of KOarCBS
COMMEECIAL STABLES, C M, EROOME
Prop. Livery, feed and boarding. All
kinds of turnouts. Competent drivers.
Opposite Hotel Pendleton. 'I'll one, main
101.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TRANSFER
TRUCKING
STORAGE
CROWNERBROS
Telephone Main 4
1 tnLm I, .7 " ur guaranteed, i kei
Jlih?. lla1 "T 4 Zebner-s cigar '
"la street p o. box 104. I WV.
'.u onuE REPAIRING.
rt.-n. -
u.L.. - vjiau ur.1,1 aiii.p; nirnoi'ir i iwu
trlals ki7. "Pairing with, free; lees, terms to suit; 25 years' experience.
- ..v, - , " . .
F. YOHXKA WILL PAY PROMPT AT
loKnn In.l, cmIm and TMMtltli; DlllS COr
restiondence solicited. Commission reasonable
P. o. Box 2G. Pendleton
PETER WK1T; ADVICE
ti. . I ATHENA HOTEL, LEaDLNO HOTEL IX THE
J t4t Ss?, i0-REA8ONABLEIAIhV t'.i" tS ilbO irdy M.P Motley
-ECOND-HAMn nr.i
OLD NEWSPAPERS TO PUT UNDER
carpets, on shelves, walls, or for wrap
ping purposes. Old newspaper. In large
hurdles of 100 each at 25 cent a bundle
at the EAST OREGONIAN office, Pendle
ton, Oregon.
Tbr.,.. .
H and UtWtxnA V n 1 . .
l MceV ve ?,n2 "octorT. call and . ." i-orND THE FOLLOWING DE-
x : .ireeu scribed animals r.ave oeen i u, uj
ixn ' .... ii, nt of Peml eton. 'o
Ii... - v,u naivn l, . n i .
Si,. kinds of .rrii ' v,li One rrell horse three years old, wire cut
v-unuuwooa -uet. ","I..i.. i..n.T..rold: four white legs.
-CKSMITHING. I "So, thrown 2pXilMi-K on left hip.
'AD i cft r , m.n 4rp niton riubt iU-Uioer. . . .
z: ; . - uw.i. livin a r ti r intr . .. i nii - turn iitiniii
T'--tr tr,A uuaLia , on (.sir mare hujui tuui
"one bald U?ed. ba; horse, blind In one eye,
Branded "7T" on right shoulder.
If said mlrnala are not claimed by the
owners or those e: titled to the P"'"!
costs and expenses agnst them pMa. and
.'i . . . -fwti iui . noflMhrv ni
W ti .1AroP.Ptly attended to: call
' 7iV?i?. West Webb meet.
iniuw Main
then taken away wltblh ten day from the
?. MEirrs KVEItY,datc hereof, theu a 3 o, Clock p. m.
SSSu will be'rold I to the hlghe4t Wdd.
. .i.ii. n..fnn fnr rash, at the city
Kiind on the corner of Cottonwood and
'weTb'.trJets, In the City of Pendleton, the
proceeds ot surb sale to be WPjl to the
payment or sucn costs
lng sale. SCUEER. City Marshal
WASHINGTON
COLUMBIA RIVER
RAILROAD
Take this
route for
Chicago, St Paul, St. Louis, Kan
sas City, St. Joseph, Omaha and
All Points East and South
Portland and points
on the Sound
TIMBCAIID
Leave I'nuilli-tou Monday. AVenilewluy
hiiiI Vrldn.v ut 1:40 p. m. - Tuesday
TliurKliiynl Satunluyut UsI.'ih. hi.
Arrlvont Peii'llnton Mmi'lar. Wxlne
diiy Bnd Sutunluy ut Vrta n. in.
Lesre Walla Walla dally.east bound. lllDp m
Arrive Walla Walladally.sest bound, 10:I a. m
Kor Information regarding rates and accom
inodatlons, call oo or address
W. ADAM?, Agent
Pendleton, Oregon
S. B CALDERIIEAD, O P. A .
Walla Walla, Washington.
MEN AND WOMEN.
TJM BlgO for aanstual
il',r,uiamiiitlas,
irriutlou ot ulcrsUftiss
ut mucous pmabrsHi,
V.iaUa, anil not astral.
MaaH,
. 0.1
" ' ' 1
r.-V eeni.-,r- .uia r.ii.aii
swl necret Kor etr Ln. iweniisixiu " t . r-z iaa
-1, K ii - --"uiciun. lire. IE. w. wiiiiuai" n. . - :L . v. .
It ' 4l 1 lir KIl'I." HI a 4T A TXT
X m n.tS? " .or aUek employ
' 1 nne Slain 1011.
Scott's SuMp Capsules
A POSITIVE OWE
For IaflsmmsttSfl mt Ostarrs
iif tb IlUiUer ami DlMaMd
Kldasys. No cure no pay.
Curse qolekly and Perna
aeatly Uw worst cms of
ianrrttrm suidaalMt,
no saatterof how sosg siaad'
lac. Absolatclr banvless.
Sold by drocgusa. Prlot
St. 00, or try Ball, postpaid,
UM,tHMai4a-.
mi tmnnrm
aXUfOSTTsUM. omio.
Sold by F. W. Schmidt & Co.
oniHinents of ratification nro of the
opinion that they enn divert Into tho
coffers of tho Colombian government
the $40,000,000 which it Is now pro
posed to pay tho French company.
Meanwhile tho proceedings of tho
Colombian congress will be watched
with the greatest Interest hero. If it
shows an earnest purpose to, consider
the treaty n duo allowance of time
will be made by our government. If
there is an evident purpose to delay
latificatlon beyond u reasonable time,
theu the treaty negotiations will be
abruptly terminated and tho presi
dent will proceed lo carry out tho
next instructions of congress, name
ly, to arrange with Nicaragua and
Costa Rica for the acquisition of canal
rights.
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY
taking advantage of tho cheap
rates Kast offered by
"THE NORTHWESTERN LINE."
Chicago and return ?CC.D0
it Paul & .Minneapolis and
return C5.00
Tickets good 90 days. Stop-overs
allowed.
Dates of sale: Juno 4, C, 24, 25, 26,
27. 28, 29, 30; July 1C, 1C and August
25, 2C.
Full Information by addressing
II. I., sisuon,
General Agent.
132 Third street, Portland, Ore.
KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN.
Largest Uniformed Order of Catholic
Church In 8esslon.
Columbus, O,, June 20. Anatigo
ments are practically complete for
the reception and entertainment of
the tens of thousands of visitors who
are to be In Columbus next week lor
the annual International convention
of the Knights of St. John, tho larg
est uniformed organization In the
Catholic church. Uvery state In the
Union and several of the Canadian
provinces will be icpresenled at the
convention, and entile divisions are
expected from at leusr (hi cities.
The delegates to the convention
wUl begin to arrive tomorrow, and on
.Monday, when the convention Is lo
be or-ened with pontifical high masx
al the cathedral, It Is expected thai
all the delegates will be present
Archbishop Mocller, who Is supreme
spiritual adviser of the knights, will
officiate at the nuiss. Monday after
noon the grand paiade will takn placa
and the following day the prize drills
will be held at the baseball park.
Companies fiom Chicago, New York,
Toionto, Brio, Philadelphia and olhcr
cities will participate.
Hot Lake Bath House Finished,
Guests will please secure rooms In
advance. Hates: Hoard and room.
10 to ?1G per week. Baths, 11.50 per
week. The new bath house Is now
ready.
Dinar Time Sohrxlulci ait
roa From I'emtlotou raoii
Portland Pottland Special No. I The East
8:10 am SsOOa.m.
Chicago Chicago Special No, J Portland
SUVJiim SttOpm
Portland Malt and Express NoJ Ths Km
ISOin lltSaa
The East Mall and Express No. Portland
i:Mam l:ttam
IPsnJlston Passengsr Spokas
No, 7 SUSpas
Spokane 8pokan Panger
8:15 am No. S
Pendleton Branch ,
Mixed Train No. 41 I
Annum Walla Walla Branch
6X)pm Mixed Train No. 4i
Ocean and River Schedule.
FROM PORTLAND.
All sailing dates sub-
sWp.m. rfrVnco '
Sail erery & days.
"PsUy "
".StfaV Colub' WW 40P.m.
sKnp m. To Astoria and Way 6nnda
Saturday Landings.
10 W0 p in. i
The Hotel I'endlcton has jutt
been refitted and refurnished
throughout. Phone and Tiro
alarm connections with all rooms.
Uaths m suites and single roc.-ns.
Headquarters for Traveling Mei
Commodious Sample Rooms.
Rates $2 & $250
tipeclal rale by week or mouth
Excellent Culslue.
Prompt Dlnliigrooiu service.
Bar and billiard room in connootioi
Only Three Blocks from Depot
Willamette River.
Boats leare Portland dally, except Bands)
stage of water permitting) for Willamette an
Yamhill ltlrcr points.
Leare" i ' I Leari-
Klparla Snake Hirer Lewlstot
IMa.m. Rlparla to Lewlston 7:00 a. m
Dally Pally
KxcptMoul I Kicpt Moi
F. P. WAMULKV, Agent, 1'endleUin
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
ONLY
70
HOURS
PORTLAND
TO
CHICAGO
via tho 0. It. It. & N. Co., Oregon
Short Line, Union Pacific and
Two trains a day, with through
Pullman drawing-room Hleejiing
cars, free reclining chair cars and
dining cars (a la carte).
-and SPECIAL
connects at (Jranger with the
famous Overland Limited, the
moHt luxurious train in tho world,
to Chicago from tho Coast.
lie sure your tickets read over the
Chicago ti Noitli-Wcttetn.
A. O. DARKER, Qcn'L Aar. O. s. N-W. nr.,
ISS TMi0 SI,, POSILANO, 0I, g
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
Cornet Court and Johnon Slreets,
Pi'Udlslon, Oicgon.
M. F. Kolly, Proprlotor.
ssswon;
HEATED BY STEAM
LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY
American l'luii, rnlimfl.-ja tolt.OO
per ilnv.
Klitiipeiin l'luii, flOo. Tflo, I.OO,
Hpeolnl lutex by week or month,
Free 'bus meets all trains1
Commercial trade solicited
Fine sample rooaai
TJWJTSTi- ..sasassjai
Special Attention Given Country Trsd
FHE SURE WAY
to Prevent I'ueiimonla and Consump
Hon Is to cure your cold when It
first appears. Acker's English flem
edy will stop tho cough In a night,
and drive the cold out of your system,
Always a (pilck ami sura cure for
Asthma, llroncliltls, and all throat
and lung troubles, If It does not sat
Isfy you the druggist will refund your
money. Write to us for freo sample.
VV. II, Hooker & Co., Iluffalo, N Y.
F. W. Schmidt & Co., druggists.
MOTEL
ST. GEORGE
CORNER MAIN AND WEBB ST8.
GEO. DARVEAU. Prop.
Elegantly Furnished
Steam Heated
European Plan.
Block anil a hall from depot.
Sample room In connection.
ROOM RATE
50o, 76c,
THE PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OREGON
American Plan, I) per day and pwarS.
Ilcadquaitera for tourists aud commercial tt
tiers. Special sates made to fanilllea and sUait
gcutlruicu The management will be pleases!
at an limes lo snow ruuina ana yitv prtcva. js
modern Turkish belli estatllshmcntln tht kotai,
II, C. IKIWKKB, Manages.
IP
nrmnn Biahaoa' Pills ' U
ni.iH c sn.ri isatTr fiTi C . n. 1'iuiitlvsri trtrurtat lha wurat Csts4Ss
rrKMVaK:,
Br fesallda. il(a ' Immaillata, lmy.it tlsor sua uu pouwi w arsry ia
- .i-.. . .ii aasa ..i.-.i,. yraaas.
StlmuUUi Hi bralo i4 o.rT.r.uUra. UU a li.sIorss.wur moll. Awnia HI auora..w.iin.u,
ueuts rVruudJ, Milk Straus. Circulars In. AdtfrsSfs (shop Romotty Co., tan franolsoo, CaU
SOLD BY TALLMAN & CO., DHUUUIttTti, PENDLETON, OREQ0N, .
rofio)fi9rr
TWitoninsr r