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PAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1903 siness Cards and Societies I "'"IllllWMBBMMr ARRANGED. "Physicians. .l VII 1 ."X J1I1ILJ COLE. ""JV; 15 m-s L TylfPfng red 3il. B S rctr,,ctlTe er- TB nnnk. Telephone Ect telephone main uo INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS 1 H1KSJACT COHI-ANY vS erty. Buy. and iell..ii i 'i,?nA "P KP- Hoes a general brekirace ImIb"m n.il.-T u A. lIAJtTMAN. Pro I. rrfm t. U. A. H A KTM A N J r Vice Pres. r. s. nnvsox, attokxkv at i w" Erin M D.. HOMEOPATHIC lintgeoi. Office In Judd fTHS?b.n. office, black 73; re.- rirEl'i:005I 17 ASOCIA Lj,FTele.hone main P31 ; rei ki w "nE.vpnr.so.v J.M. IJEXTLEY REPRESENTS THE 0IDF4T and most relUble flrcndaccUenUn.ure companies. OfBcowlih llattmn Ab8racTco! JOUX IIA1LKY. JR., U. S. LAND COM mlssloner Specialty made of Una flllnes ucc in Judd buldlng, room 16. . 0tmuur hnSWAU.. PHYSICIAN AND, I Office In ixwp.tin uiut. .or . k HI residence pbone black nU bonding, corner Main and Office 'Pbone main 721 ; re- hr i.Ex'noo.vi:. osteopath lis Thompson street. House I 30,1, ana ouuc puwuc .i. PHYSICIAN JOn H. PARKHS. OrFICH 120 COURT ; , , u uulce Business, such as HI. IpeclSlty! nd lnltllltlnS eonteSu k BOARD AND inncikin VjAiMW A8 PURCHASED I WEEK OF SHOWERS OREGON CROPS AND FRUIT IN GOOD CONDITION. Vegetable Crops Lighter Than Usual In Some Localities Hops Will Be Good If Not Damaged by Pests, The past week has been showery, with nearly seasonable temperatures. There Is a large amount of nay ready to cut, hut its harvest has been tic layed by wet weather, and conse quently clover and vetch have lodg ed In the coast countries and nlso in portions of the Willamette valley. A few farmers have cut their clover hay, and it has been more or less damaged hv the rains with fnvnr. able weather haying will he general HCAi wti'K, iiange siock is improving and in the dairy districts the flow of milk Is normal. Kail wheat, barley and oats aro about all headed out, and In the southern part of the stato tho straw h. .h Tii uarnen street.! patrons i-" cc ner triendJ and llR?,L ,ALTA' CORXHR ALTA AND Mill streets, Hoard b7 tbe day or s7S?V. "a ie M Rate, , ... per week. Pendleton Fred Yard In connection. V. v. Hdmlsten, 1-rop. klKBY PIIYSPUN AM) S"R- BLy to AMOCIIUI'II oiti. viuii Knl, Resilience Pbone Main Hit. WIIHS YOU GO TO PILOT ROCK STOP av the city Hotel. Rood meals and first-class rooms. Special attention riven to commercial travelers. Mrs. C. II. llle tel. Pilot Rock, Ore. OPTICIANS. ATIIE.VA HOTEL. LEaDI.Vo'hoTEL IX THE city fi,a to i jo perday 11, p allien, proprietor. ' Pit. W R. OARUET iton, graduate optt elen 'The only com plete optical parlor In tbe city Six doors south nf P O.. Main .ii.mii ore No fee charred Etlon and consultation. WHEN YOUR BCSIXES3 TAKES YOU TO ' Helix, stop at the Hotel IMn Good meat. and good erylc. is. II. RIcharJ, proprietor DENTISTS. F.aiAX dextist. orncE in Mic; Phone, red 71 S. fLNTIST OITK'K IN"" AS block, over Schmidt's new drug :ne red 271 NKS AND BROKERS. ITIOXAL RANK OF ATHENA. ipltal, f.iii.imu. surplus ana l"0 lcteres' on time ilenoslts, rirtlm and domestic exchange. Inromntk n'tended to. Henry preildnt T J Kirk, vice-pres- i.ijrjw auier . i m Kemp, IlIEIIS' HANK OK WESTON, t'n?oc utKs a general uanK- tTomptl; attended to. It. Jam- Cnr ueore n iToeubiei, . 1 t .11- t llartman. M M Johns. T. i' uniw j i jvuzore, kuo- . ti IV Proebstel t'Lin-OX SAVINGS HANK. orerou. Ortnn zed March 1. n:il. Sllllt.iino surulua. 11(10.. it allosed on all time denoslts. Iwgbt and sold on all principal w aiicimou given to col J 1'urnlsli nrmilil(.iit : J N. Irrildtot T J Morris, cashier; w-j. ainiaDi cnsnier Iiiil. fTii.nuu' surplus. f95,UH0; i (.uini uauking Dusiness. i.x- I le ffrfllihli- Irnnifan anl.1 .... BQ FrtttrUfn. Vu.t- Vnrlr mri mtut In .),. v.ii... u. ii .. I---- ... ,i.n mnci J. mill him. Japan and Europe. .Makes reaunahle terras Levi An- r , F Mntlwk. vlce-pres-"df -oshir 11 I" Johnson, Ma;er ptCTS AND BUILDERS. COVTI! II Tnll AV'T llTItt utctorj work guaranteed. nt3 l:U. Allt'IIITECT AND 8U- r". .V," complete anil rell J buildings In the city or conn ll Judd l.iill.llnn v . TONSORIAL PARLORS. HILLY KRASSIG, RARRER SHOP AND Hath rooms. Main street, three doors north of Hotel St. George. First-class scrTlrc. 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. PATTONS SANITARY-I1ARIIER SHOP. Uespaln block. Court street: best work manship, all the modern Improvements; nil tools 8terlllied ; bath rooms In connection 'Just try a Parrot Cigar 5c" CABS AND CARRIAGES. CITY CAR LINE, KRWIN IIAKER.T'ROP. ' Telephone main 781. Office and waiting i room, Alta street, next to Savings Rank building A good many 5c cipars are made of leaves, all right, but the Parrot Cigar is made of selected leaf tobacco. AT YOUR DEALER'S LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. ! J THE CITY LIVERY HOARD AND SALE Stable. M. J Carney, proprietor, for rue turnouts Stock boaruea at reatontble rates, Stable lis Alta fetrett. COMMERCIAL STAULES, G. M. FROOME I'riip. Livery, feed and boarding. All kinds of turnouts. Competent drivers. Opposite Hotel Pendleton 'Phone, main 1U1. MISCELLANEOUS. SEWING AND DRESSMAKING, MlSi JESSIE Jours, lljV Franklin St., Cor, K. Railroad FOR RKXT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT housrkeeping, alo one I rojm and one S room house for rent. Martin Compton, (09 col lege Street. for kale-iioiler and i house poTFr vertical high rpeed engine Alto a 0-light Generator Including nil lteli board lnttru tnentH For particuUrf. call on or adJresi Kkeii Kink, Box rw Pendleton, Oie. WW F. YOUXKA WILL PAY PROMPT AT tentloutsal rale, ar.d polling bills Cor respondence solicited, Commlmlon reaiiunable I', u. tioi Pendleton ll The Columbia Lodging House Newly Furnished. Bar in connecti Bet. Alta & Webb bts. In Center of Block. DIVORl'E LAttd-l'ETKK WETi ADVICE free: fees, te'ius to suit: 25 years' experience, I Office oos Uarneii St., jvnaieion, uregon. F. X. Schempp Proprietor Is beginning to turn yellow, which Indicates that tbo harvest of these crops will soon begin. Spring wheat has made an excellent growth and It Is beginning to head In many places. Full wheat seems to bo filling well, and whereas, owing to previous un favorable conditions, an average wheat crop Is not possible, tho qual ity promises to bo better than usual, It now looks as If tho oat crop, both In quantity and quality, would bo above the average. Minor crops, such as hops, pota toes, onions, sugar beets nnd garden track, have made excellent advance ment during the week, and but few complaints are mado regarmng dam ago to them by Insect pests. The strawberry season is drawing to a close, with satisfactory yields. Tho outlook for prunes is excellent, and pears promise well. Apples con tinue doing nicely, but the cherry crop is disappointing. Columbia River Valley. Hood River, Wasco county, l 1). Illnrlchs Haying progressing nicely; crop largo, strawberry crop good; some lost on account of hot weathor two weeks ago and rain; rango poor. Wasco, Sherman county, W. G. Morehouse -Wheat steadny Improv ing; fall wheat outgrowing tho weeds; spring grain thickening up and will make a good crop; volunteer wheat beginning to turn and will be ready to harvest by tho mlddlo of July. IXmglas, Morrow county, H. W. Grabie First of week showery, bene ficial to crops; latter part, cool; wheat not extra good; fruit doing nicely. Arlington. Ollllam county, It. 11. Robinson Weather cool ami favor able; wheat "Lower Klght Mile" dam aged by dry winds somo tlmo ngo, but remainder of grain In the county will bo good and a heavy crop. Peudleton, ITmaiiila county. K. W. McComas Weather favorable; hay harvest has commenced; yield of grain hay light; alfalfa an nverngo crop; grain continues to fill well; generally conceded that crop will lm two-thirds of an average crop. Weston, Umatilla county, Maud M. Daker Westhcr cloudy and miltry, with light rainfall; wheat In splen'i.t condition; potato crop smaller than usual; other vegetables doing fair ly well, large yield of royal ann cherries, ami later varieties ripening rapidly, penr trees suffer from blight; yield will bo small; apples, prunes and plums promise well; mountain strawberries coming in. Plateau Region, Itnbler. Union county, L. Hillings Wick i.iubUv moistuiv In ground sulllclent to in-ttro good yields of full wheat, sugar beets doing, nicely r.ml thinning completed; hay crop short, excepting alfalfa, which' Is good; po tatoes doing well. Hockcreek, Baker county, J. K. Fisher Weather duo; grulii doing well; Irrigating nearly done; liny big crop, will soon be ready for cutting; summer plowing all done. Burns, Harney county, W. U. Car penter Weather warm and showery; wheat and rye crops good; severe winds caused slight damage; rango Improving, but bay a Utile short. I'obt, Crook county, J. B. Meyer Weather warm nnd showery; crops growing nicely; some alfalfa cut; yield fair; potatoes nnd garden truck doing well; timothy nnd red top elicit t. TRANSPORTATION LINES. HOTELS. HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS,. Props. ODFUniM ' 1 cst HotcI Pendleto lJCHUll ,j M good atly. and union Pacific Two Trains to tho East Dally Throuah Pullman standard and Tourist sletb tng cars dally to Omaha, Chicago; tourlo steeping car osllr to Kansas Ctiyi throuik Pullman tomtit ilceplng cars (personally con. ducted) veeklr to L'hlcaco. Ksnaai I'llr. Ht. loulsand Memphis: reclining chair cars (aesli ircei 10 toe r.asiaaiiy :ifr. rs(ac Dirtat Tlmo Sohislnlo insivi roi From I'omltctou rsosi Portland Portland Special No, 1 The Kail silOa n K.Wa ni, CI Icaao Chicago Special No. 1 Portland a:Mpm A:Mpm Portland Mall and Express No J Tha (as IMin l:5aas TheKattl Wall and Kxpress No. Portland lUOam ruin IPandleton Passenger Spokaai No.7 littpa Spokane Spokann PaaMDier stlSam No. 8 rendition Branch , M Mixed Train No. 41 ymn Walla Walla Branch Ocean and River Schedule. FROM PORTLAND. IKW p. m. All aatllng dates snb ecl to chants. For Ban FrancUco SillTerT4dji. IxO p. a, Columbia River 4 9n p. ra. Sanda; -n"iM7 j escept Utli.1- ' 8Kp m. 1 To Astoria and War Saturday Landings. 10 J p in.! Wlllnmetto lllver. Boats leave Portland dally, except 8und) 'tags ol water permitting) lor S lllametta an( Yamhill River points. The Hotel I'etullcton has just been refitted and refurnished tnrotighnut. Phone and fire alarm connections with all rooms, Baths 111 suites and single roc. us. Headqnartors for Travollng Met Commodious Sample Rooms. Rates $2 & $2,50 Hpeclnl rutin by week or month I'.xceiieui liiiisuie. l'rtmtpt Dlulngroom service. Bar and billiard room In connootioi Only Three Blocks from Depot GOLDEN RULE HOTEL Corner Court and Johixon Btteets, IVndlelon, Oregon. M. F. Kolly, Proprlotor. Leave Hlparla Snake River t all a. in. Hlparla to Lewliton Dally ExcptSlonl Leave Lewlitot 790 h. m Dally Kicpt Moi F. F, WAM8I.KY, Agent, Pendleton SOUTHERN EDUCATORS. ITOLU COXTRAITORS AND i wiuoipj lurnisheU on short Lwk... "peclalty Prompt P " street near Main. . tUVTRACTOR'AXH HUILD- n fllrnlKllPlI nn all Li?'t' ",une walls, etc. i uregonian otrire. li'TllAX ARcnrri:rT avii F.?nt Room t nrnr !t.H,t,..i Oregon I'll i.i " . - i"1 ,,"'lil:IJ A.I CR- r at Rarii.. v" ..r:":.""'. I llr.( i.' ,-""er cigar f ureet p p. twx 104. ho shoe repairing; tWAy.'-7'."- 01-0 RHLIAHLK lU h r repalrlug with I lbup D tnr ut i,n(jDger IK l'0l".N'U-0Xl BAY HORSE ABOl'T . 7 years old; weight about 100 pounds; brand ed cron on ngntjaiv and on rlxht hip II said animal is not claimed by the owner or those entitled to the possession, costs and expeuie Hgamst It paid, and then tnken anny within ten dajs 'rom the date hereof, then at 2 o'clock p. m. of the seventh day of July, Irtrt the lad nrlmal will be sold to the highest bidder, at public auction lor cash, at the city pound, on the corner of Cottonwood and Webb streets, In the City of Pendleton, the prowd of 'such sale to be applied to the payment of such costs and expenses of mak Inr ale. .... M I-t.JiaE.1., Wl .'iniruBi SUHSCRuTliltS TO MAGAZI.VHS, IF YOU i want to subscribe to magazines or news-' papers In tbe United States or Europe, re-1 nit by postal note, check or send to the I LAST OKLUO.VIAN the net publisher's (rice of the publication you desire, and we ..in l I . . VA , 1 I .... A all thu risk of the money being lost In the malls. It will save you both trouble and risk. If you are a subscriber to tbe Hast Oregonlsn, Ic remitting jiu can deduct 10 per cent from the publisher's price. Address EAST ORECONIAN I'Ull CO.. Pendleton. Oregon. CONSUMPTION the most dreaded and deadly of all diseases, as well as pneumonia, and ail Lung Troubles aro relieved at once and cured by Acker's English Ilemedy "the king of all cough Cures Cures coughs and colds In a day. 25 cents. Your money back If dissatis fied. Write for free sample. W. H. looker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. F. W. Ulchmldt & Co. ONE WAY OUT. ' SRflf . . , li: : r.KASONABLK : mai,ru, Our uclaltr i KHAND DEALERS. "W.LKR IN SRCn-.D. , . " mere Is auvthln .on I" r( ?SSnd h.nd f urnltGre, h "I i?5 call and L -IJ Court ut rut a aTi?'"," hand goodh I '1 Hnd; . br10k ; money ..viinm-j SMlTHINn I a n " -i l4 7Sl',.K-N' HAL BLACK- krV . 'IllUZ 7 has.ur.ul kiskfi" Wt Webb street,! Main I K &fMt Bocletr nail. fcl4leton. Ore. It. w p ll I 1 1 1 n C. C. 1 1 1 ii "2. APICES. 038 MAIN , '1&'.rn,n,,Bp,, Trib Notice Trib The people of Pendleton are re spectfully asked to fully Investigate Trib, the world's greatest cure for the liquor and tobacco habits, and to any one in need of a cure wo say truth fully, Trib Is an honest, positive cure. You do not use Trib In your coffee; you can't give It that way; but be sensible and take It for either of these habits the same as you would a remedy for any other disease. Here Is a reference from a man well known in Pendleton. Head It. We have many more, J. W. Daugtierty writes on -"j i ti.i.t. n- ...i,.,, ir mnv concern: I wish to say I completed a cure witn Trib In February, and have bad no desire to drink since. It will also cure tho tobacco habit. I had a harder time to learn to smoke after taking Trib than when I first learned to smoke. I am quite well known In n.u, ftiv r n nrnnde. Sumuter and Pendleton and anyone wishing to stop using cither liquor or touacco, i um recommend them to take Trib. Price il2.E0. For sale by all drug A Resident of Pendleton Shows the Way. Only one way to cure a bad back. Liniments and plasters may relievo It They won't cure it. Backache means sick kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills euro all kidney Ills. Pendleton people prove this. Head a case of It: Mrs, J. Urynk. who lives on Star street, says: "Doan's KIduey Pills are a grand medicine, as I know from experience, and 1 have no hesitation in saying that any sufferer from backache or other kidney troubles who will give them a fair trial, will be more than well satisfied with tho results. I suffered for three or four years ttlth sharp pains In my back which became acute when I attempt ed to bend over, or to lift anytliing, Besides, I had rheumatism or lumbago In my left arm so bad that I could not raise It above my shoulder with out aslstance from my left hand. I saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised and got a box at the Brock & McCo mas Co. drug store. When I had used three boxes the backache bad vanished and with it tho rheumatic pains through my arm." For salo by all dealers. Price 50 cents per box, Foster Mllburn Co.. Buffalo, K. Yi, sole ageMs fee the United 'States. Remember the name DOAN'S and take no other. . Hundred! of Teachers Gathering at Athevllle, N. C. ! Asiiovllle. si. C. June 30. Thuugh the tegular sessions of the Southern Kducatiouai Association's annual con vention do not begin until tomorrow hundreds of visitors have arrived, Formal opening exercises aro In be held this evnltig with Colonel J. W. N'lcholson, of Baton Kongo, I.a pres ident of tho association, presiding. Governor Ayeock and others will wel come tho visitors and there will bo responses on behalf of tho delegates from the various sections 'of the South. The National Music Teachers' As sociation will also be in annual ses sion here during the next three or four days and the combined attend ance of the two conventions will make the number of visitors the larg est ever entertained In Ashevlllc at one time. . Water Flow Being Divided. The work of dividing tno waters of Mill creek and the Yellow Hawk, In proportion to an agreement reached among property owners it year ago, was completed yesterday by F. II. Mono and others. The work of np portioning the waters of Garrison creek and tbe Yellow Hawk is being taken up, This Is expected to end the controversy among gardeners and millers as to the amount of water eacli stream Is entitled to. - Walla WuIIh Statesman. 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 I'IMIC CAIIU Arrive at Pendleton Monday, Wednes day and Friday, 1.45 p. m. Tues day, Thursday and Saturday, 11.45 a, m. Leave Pendleton, 7 p. m, Lav Walla Walla dallv.cait bound. II :( p in Arrive Walla Walla dally, veal bourn!, 10:1 a. in For Information regarding rales and accom modations, call on or addrcia W, ADAMH. Agent Pendleton, Oregon H. II CAI.IIKRIIKAU, (I. P. A., Walla Walla, Washington. Trading in "puts" and "calls" un der our system Is very profit" ile. We handle grain and stock accounts on a margin of as low as J20 dur book on "put" and "call" trading sent free on application. References, Brad street. Boogo & Co., members of Chamber ot Commerce, 37 Corn Ex change, Minneapolis. For Pasting Bogus Check. Jjixt evening Marshal Wood re turned from Kugeuo with Churles Van Duyn, who has been arrested for passing a bogus cheek. The prisoner was arraigned before Recorder Kit. loon this morning and bis bonds set for 200 to apjioar for preliminary examination on Monday, tho Ctlt of July Thu Dalles Chronicle. GOB COMMISSION CO. Incorporated, Miiliic-jpoliK, f;liii Jgii atul He tork Grain and Stocks N. U.-ll ou hive an open trade ol account with in, you ran operate against It in any ol our ItOottlces. WHEAT CORN AND OATS Stocks, Bonds and Negotiable Oollateral We charge no Intereit for carrying loni atocka. MARGINS: lc Bushel on Grain; $2 a Share on Stocks References! ICS national and slate hsuki Private wires to alll sailing exchanges and to 117 leading towns ol the northwest, (leneral oltlces. Bank ol Commerce Building Mlnocapo. lis, Minn, PENDLETON OFFICE, 10 COUNT STuasT HEATED BY STEAM LIGHTED BY ELECTfllCITY American l'liiu, rntimf l.'JS to '4.00 perdu v. Ktmipeiiti Plan, ttOo. 78o. l.(K). WIH'clnl nitim hy week or month. Free 'bus meets all trains Commercial trade solicited Fine sample room Sjn'cial Attention Given Country Trsi MOTEL ST. GEORGE CORNER MAIN AND WEBB ST8, GEO. DARVEAU. Prop. Elegantly Furnished Steam Heated tiuropcaii Plan. Block and a lull from depot Sample room In connection. ROOM RATE 600, 75o, $1.M THE PORTLAND PORTLAND. OREGON American plan, j per day and upware. Headquarters for tomtits and commercial tr clsrs. Special raits mad to families and stafVf gentlemen, The management will be pleases) al all limes lo show rooms end lire prices. A modem Turkish bath establuumcat In the aalil. II. C. HO WUR8. Manages, KtJmuUtrw Um lrli lUOlsA-JT CVflill'leNl t SOLD BY TALLMAN ormon Blahooe1 FUleaataUwulauMnvfruirsaiiiiuiaiMdcfsul is auiuiua Chilli 6 aifialr Wllwira. VvIUrleuraUis wont uui In bid ami (twiiir rUlos'friMa rirwisorMirbaM.i)iuliUua,u'usu,MclstuaimiSlag. CureaLoet MantLOOd. Impotenqy, Lost Powers NlBht-lsa.tpemalorjhoyaiJnaflmnle fmnt In lac. ;ii Desires, iimfnal f mission f, Lame Maoli, Nf rou BeblTltr, Headache. UnntneM to Marn, Com .of men. Varlosoere, or Oo stlpation, Stops sremturenee, tope Hers rTOU Twltohlna ' tValTda. Knlti. si lwiuFIe. liVrt Vujor and HAiJ uor to aisryKau it.u. ii.iu'tircliUuuoaaaot.aearslialhaad.HMitarsasBiall. BEIaal iiuda'aloMl orllsi. ii sail narVs caaUn. Uta a Ixi i. s I ur ax U b mall. writ. ui gusaatM,tirr iusuiim. ciieuuirs r rts. Addraae. Bishop Hemedy Co., tan Pranolaoo. 0U CO.. DRUOQI8T8, PENDLETON, OHEQON, 1 gists.