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tness Cards ..tie AMn td into flOFESS.ur. - PHYSICIANS. OFIMCE TICK IN JtlDD i, 10 to 12 . D.,i i red 871. , " hniira. la u nwnhone red In at. ' 1 , ft'corrccS 7c troub.e.. c...,. I I Ji.i.ms anu lujiint. ucanuK f"1"'?..!. fitted for refractive er- rifnhone mam icerrn - , n31. HulTII "'""'"rkr "tfi, I" ii.An .SAVDUH us. icicuuuut f!a telephone main SOI. we"- - w r nnxrrnp i Ttim IS1!1..,, .urceon. Office In Jndd ' vipntaone. office. M"' T3; res- - r5cPAn.U npOM, IT A80CIA. ,lirt. Teiepnone u.u. , Hck IBi ..nnnl'AVI IlltVCtnt 1 l f "J." i Uo.lnrx Hunt hnlM. hL. ..hone Main Mil. res. Msln n I - ITrtsK itLAKnsi.nE, cnrtoNic Ii VJrvous diseases nnd diseases of jti. OG1CC I'uuwc I , rtd l.,v, AM.r.S IIOOXE. OSTEOPATn I-6 ...o Thnmnsnli street. Ilnim ShI 3fl-1, nnd o(rlce 'Puone lllack ' i ;, KIRBV. rilYSIOIAN AND S"lt-1 ..... "1115 1, I1UUBC v.ii i.l Heiiacncc i-noiie .nam hji, w0 Oreitoui DENTISTS. JIAS.N IHLNTIST. OITICK IN AS- L.n Woca . over mm uew oroe I'tione. red "71. BANKS AND BROKERS. Ct NATIONAL HANK OF ATIILNA. ; fii Capital, $50,UU0 ; surplus and i r S. LcOrow cashier , I. M, Kemp, cubler FAKMUKS DANK OF WfiSTOS, faun. Oregon ioen a Reneral bank iMilnrffi. ExcnauRe boucbt and sold. llui promptly aiituueu io. u, jam- nrtsliH'nt neorpe n. i-rncnaiei, Ii.tild'Dr , J It. Kllgore, cashier; '.- . 1. - t t .... m , U IJUUUIUUt Jl. 1. riUUUS, X. FTlrt. 0 I' Uraw, J. t NURore, 110b ioion, (j W l'roelwtel H-N'OLITON SAVINGS HANK llrton, Oregon Organized March 1 Capita' nnu.uuu; surpins. nuu, bMt allowed on all time denoslta. I is? liouzht and sold on all principal 1 1 special attention civen to coi- w j Piirtiinh nrslHnf? J V I tLtlt president! T J Morris rnshlcrtlnr lialoney assistant casbler Iff NATIONAI HANK OF PHNDLB- capital, S7u..mu : nurpius, f uo.uiiu : i:u a general banking business. Ex-1 alio telegraphic transrers sola on ; San Francisco. New Y'ork and . al points in the Northwest. Ilrafta 1 1 ca Cblna. Japan uud nurope. Makes 1 iraons on reasonauie lerms. myi u- MHM.nl. P rnflnrb- vl-n.T,riui. : l 1.. vtaue, rastuer; u i jonnson, i 3at casnier I'RCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. If UOWAIiU. AI1CII1TKCT AND SU- L-sliteudent mukes complete and rell- fiim tor hiiiidings in tne city or conn- atom i, juaa btuiaing. j ItEK i COI.K. CONTItACTOItK AND i lMl!W Estimates furnished on abort , ' Job work a specialty. Prompt nkf Shop ou llluff street near Main. ; i MAI 1 'liNTRACTOIf AND BDILD-1 a x'luia'i-x furnished on all kinds Ei.,ai-y --meiit nalks, stone walls, etc. rin iler ar Last Orezonlan office 1 t Tl.olTMAN AHCIIITECl' AND i s, Inteaden' Itoom 7. over ltoton I 'endle'on otegou ( H Mll.r.l: PLASTERING AND CB- lailos "eiuelit ttnlks a wclalty Es- .- 'umisneu tree. Work guaranieea. tuts at I'.auiey & xeunera cigar -wain htreet f. u. pox ju. BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING. ucu..NtV.lM, THE OLD ItELIAULr. isaoeoiaker Flint-class repairing with PJ aiaterlala. Shop In rear of Dindinger Fl!fc Co. SECOND-HAND DEALERS. Tt:iiltf.i" fit.it iv err. , .ri. jarj guuds' if'tbere Is anything you m new ana second nana luruiture Ttt, rranlro u. a.,H .p-u-trupir nll nod P M prices, xo. 212 Court street. , AND SECOND-BAND GOODS Jlnaced on all kind of nrtlcles ' Watera itj proi 73-J Cottonwood -treet. TONSORIAL PARLORS. F1 KUASKIO. UAItltEH 8IIOP AND rooms, M,, In iitreet. three aoora o' Hotel St George. rirstclaas y."u.ys HANITAIIY IIAltUEK SUOP. Mlo block. Court street : best work ullP all the modern Improvement : tUt)6 icriinea ; batu rooms in mu' CABS AND CARRIAGES. ILUi U!ir" BltWIN ISAKEIt, PROP Ito "i1.0'" mln Tl. Office nnd waiting ISliDf tret- uet to Savings Hank VERY AND FEED STAbLeS. Cll'V i it.,....- ..a..... . k-t, eir K I,..." - ... i.i. i ijuaiiu ' M J- Carney, prc.pri!tur' f' l.7.. Block boarued at Tea.onfiv I fjuie iix Alta Street. EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. i.Q,I..-OV.i:NT OFFICE, 35 MAIN tn you need help or seek employ UBl -i-none Main ivu FRATERNAL ORDERS. UCV, ,'.'enlnB In Secret Society fca". rll 'lock, at Pendleton. Ore. B- w .UW promptly attended to llenry ,,22 TifctaJta? uU .'"uclboard Inru jtiLjiresldent T J. Kirk, vlce-pres-1 pients For particular!, call on or addres. and SA.uj.i. i pi.... "urr,""ETICALLY ARRANGED JN8URANCEANDLAND BUSINESS HARTMAN ABSTKArf cniT. btrci, ol ilu.?Jif'Ny "aKES "11a ounty Lows on !i 2 ,n Un- - nd make, , ff.ff , ,-t: in rendleton 5? A-hartvan. p, u'f. S' u. a. JIAKTMAX tr.. Vie,. p.. Collcetim. V, . i""? -AT LAW J0".?i.,"A".m. JR.. U. S. LAN-n .BdrortsT!S?i?.;ja !?..? flee In Judd bnldln room io'"110"- w ' BOARD AND LODGING. t. L. HDNTISnTOV nit iihdxii .o,. -t." C "i?1"? "ouae at 03 Garden ttee patrona connection. B, Compton, Prop. ln ......... , lu.V. G0 T0 PILOT HOCK STOr L"y Hotel- Good moali and firet - dass rooma. Special attention clven c,m",a' travelers. Mra. C. II. llle! ' ATii EXA HOTEL. LEaDLVO HOTEL IX THE iprlcloT ' " M lVt- -f M'"n. y.0VR BUSINESS TAKES YOD TO MISCELLANEOUS. W ANTED YOUNQ MEN to prcnare lor Gov partmenta. Uood SAUrleB. Kapld Promotion., hxamlnauon.foon, Purticutars Free Interstate Cor, ln.t., Ccdur Kapl.li, la SEWINO AND DltESaMAKINQ, MISS JESSIE 'ones. 11115 frantlln St.. Co-. E.J5aliroad. ..-v.... w. ,mi uiuin,.. mil u u FRCP Kike, Iloi 37!. Pendleton. Ore VM. F. YOH.VKA HILL PAY l'HOMTT AT tcntlon to at- .ale and ponlns bills Cor repondence solicited. Cominlsjlon reaionable 1". o. Box 2ifi. Pendleton DIVORCE LAWS PETKR WEST; ADVICE Iree ; lees, terms to ault i 55 lean' experience. Office 6(18 Garden St., Pendleton, Oregon. IN POUND-ONE YEARLING STEER, HALF Jeriej, branded tunulug A, under bit in both earn. If said inlmab are not claimed by tbc owners or those c titled to the possession. cots and expenses ocalnst tbem nr.ld. and then taken avrny nltbln ten days from the date hereof, then at 2 o'clock p. m. of t tie iwvuueiu uht w aukubi. ivuj, iur w animals will lc told to the Llhe bidder, public auction for casli, at tbe city : prund. on the corner of Cottonwood and Webb streets, ln the City of Pendleton, the proceeds ot such sale to be applied to the payment or sucn costs and cxiienses 01 maK Ire sale. Mica August lu, 1'JUU . seilFi'.R. Cliv Mar.hal ' n.mrn ueui uimiz-cmcut W 1 V H. t IILII i r 11 r. w 1.1 1. i . THE OLD DUTCH HENRY FEED YARD Cor. West Alta and Liliitb Sts. , S. A. ALLOWAY HAS CHARGE OF THE OLD DUTCH HENRY FEED 'YARD, AND WOULD BE PLEASED ,TO CARE FOR YOUR HORSES. PLENTY OF STALLS, LARGE COR RALS FOR LOOSE HORSES AND CATTLE. HAY AND GRAIN FOR , SALE. CHOP MILL IN CONNEC ' TION. 'PHONE MAIN 1331. COMMERCIAL STABLES G. M. FROOME, PROPRIETOR. Carryalls for picnic parties Good teams with competent drivers for commercial men. Speedy horses and handsome rigs for evening and Sun day drives. Gentle horses for faml y use. Stock boarded at reasonable rates. Best of care given to transient stock. Opposite Hotel Pendleton. 'Phone Main 1C1. t LOSSES ALWAYS MET PROMPTLY 13y the Fire Insurance Com panies we represent. Our companies stand first in the world. Aweu Hartford Fin JuKuruuce lW,g,07b AlltaceAwumnceto J9.039.96e London & Ifcuhlw Hre Insurance Co ,t North British Mercantile IlofaiiuHUni'DveCo:'.'' WI68 FRANK B. CLOPTON AGENT 800 MAIN STREET DAIl.Y EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, Tho Latest Scientific Discovery 'JI,asHlontueprlnclple, Destroy the cause, you rcniovo tho effect." Hcrpieide kills tlio germs that causo Ann druffby digging up the. scalp na they burrow their pestiferous way to the hair root, where they finally destroy tho hair. ithout dandruff your hair will grow luxuri antly. NewSsro's Nerpicide stops ilamlnaT ami fall Ins hair, ami starts hair prottincwithiu lOtlays, One bottle will convince you of this. For Sate at all I'lnt.Class Drug Stores. sj OREGON'S BLUE RIBBON STATE FAIR SALEM September 4 t9, J903 The greatest Exposition and livestock Show- on tho Pa cific coast. High-Class Haclug every af ternoon. $12,000 CASH PREMIUMS on livestock and farm products. All exhibits hauled free over the Southern Pacific. Reduced transportation rates on all lines. LIVESTOCK AUCTION SALE. hold in connection with fair. Fine camping ground free and reduced rates on camp ers' tickets. Conif and bring your families. For further Information, write M.D.WISDOM,Secre'ary Portland -: : : Oregon tL J-XsLsfc Ji Asfcafcafcsliilistiil j--"t"--fr TTTT ITT VTTTTTTTTTT'I' TTT 1 I tt Conrad Platzoeder AH kinds of Fresh Meats always on hand. Fine Bacon, Hams and Sausage. Prices as low as the lowest Farmers Custom Mill Fred Walters, Proprietor Capacity 150 barrels a day Flour exchanged for wheat Flour. Mill Feed. Chapped Feed, etc always on hand. MORE EVIDENCE. It is Coming Rapidly in Pendleton. Kvidence on tho following subject ill prove of interest to every Pen- dlotrin rpartpr. Sn matlV IieOPlO RO through tbe same experience dally. This public statement snouw ue pruui positive to every wavering doubter. Read it carefully. Mrs. C. C. Heudrl a, wife of C. C. Hendricks, Insurance agent living at 108 West Court street, says: "When first heard of LKians ruaney j-iiib had been suffering for over a year Ith pains in my loins and back and in, n ,,.,ui;noi! itf tho kidnevs. and I therefore decided at onco to try the pIllB. I got a box at tho Brock & Mc Comas Co. drug store. Now I don't want to say that they have entirely cured me, lor the trouble may return some time in the futuio, but they en tirely relieved mo the backache and up to this time I have had no return of tho trouble. Only the other nay I told a lady friend who is suffering fitim kidney tionble to try them and have recommended them to others. I shall continue to do so." For sale by all dealers. Price f.O cents per box. Foster-Mllburn Co., Huffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name DOAN'S and take no other. The Oregon Dally Journal can be found on sale at Frazlei's book store JAPS UNDO TRADE DESTROY AMERICAN AND BRITISH FISHING INDUSTRY. Driven Out of Russian Waters They Locate In Alaska and British Co lumbia In Great Numbers Supply Japanese Markets With Free Fish. Tho Japanese nro grent fish eaters, a very large share of their constant diet being dried fish. Recently the Russian government shut down on tho Japanese fishermen oft tho coast of Siberia, apparently In retaliation for tho expressed antipathy ot tho Japanese to everything Russian, says tho Tacoma Ledger. The Japs had to secure fish from elsewhere and wo among others con sidered It our opportunity to develop that branch of our business, lirgo dry-siltcrlcs were established on tho coast of Alaska, where wo put up tho cheapest ilsh at ridiculous figures. Tho sales were at first satisfactory, and then tho Jnps took It up. This season neither wo nor any other con cern is selling a pound of the goods over there. The Japs themselves have swarmed into Hritlsh Columbia, and unless they can bo dislodged neither Cana da nor America will got ono cent out of all tho millions of "chum" salmon bred ln our waters and now being fed as a daily diet to tho Japanese in Japan, These Japs put tip temporary and cheap quarters during tho sum mer and fill tuem up with Japanese fishermen and mechanics. Jnps catch the fish for which they pay nothing. Japs salt them down. Japs make boxes of Jap-sawn lum ber and nail them together with Jap anese nails. Jnps load tho boxes on to Japanese steamers, and tho bank ing exchange is done through Japan ese banks solely. When tho season is over tho Jnps disappear, not leaving ono cent for all the fish they have taken away, for evon their food supplies are Jnpaneso too, just us nro their nets and their clothing. Thus In two years a prom ising Industry Is nipped completely, and of an offering of 200 tons this season wo have not been awe to sell a single salmon. If wo were to allow llicni to come ovee here and do the same with wheat and nour, growing the grain on gov ernment lands, as they nro catching their fish in government waters, tho fiuur business, too, would soon be nipped off in the same way. As Can ada gets no more than America now out of the business tho upper coun tries should unite in tho suppression of foreign exploitation of their fisher ies. Tho Japs would not bo allowed to carry on their business in Alaskan waters, and Cnnada has no Interest lu fostering a trade so valueless to her self. EXCURSION BY WAGON. A Party of Seattle People on Their Way to California. A huge and strangely bulk wagon drawn by four horses arrived In Ku gene thlb afternoon from llio north and stopped In the city fnf u fhorl time, says the Eugene (Jiia.'d. IN oc cupants were a party of peip'1 from Seattle who said they w?rr on ! pleasure trip to California. Their outfit created coiii'ilrrablp curiosltj on the streets. The momlcr of the parly nt as follows: A. H Holcomb. wlfo and child, of Seattle; C. W. Holcomb, and .Miss Laura Holland, or Kverett. Wash., and Mrs. Mary Hawkins and daughter, of Seattle. A. H Holcomb, who ic a Scattl? dentist, hns been planning tho trli for several years, and left Seattle with his party over thri-o weeks ago, Tho trip fiom Seattlo to Portland was made In two weeks and from !,. .,1., ,,,1 I,,, I,, ,. tit lli over ii week. 1 1 wi itutm ... . ----- ! the party stopping at different places of Interest and inking ineir nine i the trip. Tlio trip Is expected to last thieo months as tho party Intends to visit Yellowstone Park Iwfore returning home, ONE THOUSAND TONS. Contents of Government Magazine Will Be Moved. Chelsea. Mass.. Aug H. Arrange ments aio being completed for tho re- mnvnl (if llin linVfll IliagUltilie lUTO, which Is in dangerous proximity lu a thickly popiliatcu uimrin, " nii ,.r.,,. ii ,,. ,, ,,t,ii within easy leach I'm. " w , , i of the Choi lesion Navy Yard, which has not yet been announced, u supply both the Charleston and the Portsmouth yanls, and will accom modate 1.000 Ions of explosives. At .. ...r miii, lit i-ouht land lu a sparsely settled district having a . ' - ' . . ...Ill I... unl.rt, mllo or water iionv win i -y- for tho purpose, under condemnation proceedings. A silo had previously . i,.,.ir..i n r'.'nui Cod but tho owner demanded 13.000.000 for land worth less than suu.ow wi"--n learned the purpose for which It was wanted. 111 the lilsh house of lords, now hoi hoard room of the directors or the , Jiank of Ireland, aro on view two tfrwit gooden chostB. strongly bound in iron, which aro believed to have contained tho money with which King William III paid his troops af ter the battle ol lh" Hoyne j 1903. TRANSPORTATION LINES. OREGON SH OUTLINE anu UNION PACIFIC Two Trains to tho East Dally Throuth Pullman standard and Tourlit sleep Ing can dally to Omaha, Chicago; tourlM tleeplnu car oallr to Kansas fpvi throstl Pullman tomtit sleeping cart pe'sonally con. nariat Tlino Schotlultt aaaivi roa From IVmllotoii raou Portland Portland Special No. t The Rait SUO a pi KaUa.ro, Chicago Chicago Special No t , Portland MMpm J 6:40 piu Portland Mall and Eapresa NiU Tba Ku Mia lit) an The Kail Hall and Fxprest No.S Portland liSOin 4 :15 a m ll'endlelon I'auenter Spokani No,; &:.ipa Spokane Spokane Puiengrr MI a ra No. 8 ronditlon Branch Mixed Train No. 41 ! ,,. Walla WftUallranch Ocean and River Schedule. PROM PORTLAND. I All aalllng dates sut. SMI p. m, jeci 10 roange. i For San Francisco I SllererT5dj. 4 JO p. m Dally eicept Bunday SXUp m. Saturday Columbia Hirer To Astoria and Way Landings. 4 Ml p.m. Sunday 0XC p m.i Willamette litver. Boats leavo Portland dally, except SunrW) 'Uk ol water permitting) lor W lllametta an Yamhill River points. Leave Leavo Lewlnos 7 W0 a. m , Dally I Kxcpt.Moi Klparla 4 3 a. m. Pally I Excpt Monl Snake niver Rlparla to Lewliton P P. WAMSLKY, Agent, Pendleton 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 ofl tlio Sound TIM Id CAN n Arrive at Pendleton Monday, Wednes day and Friday, 1.45 p. m. Tues day, Thursday and Saturday, 1 1.-15 a. m. Leave Pendleton, 7 p. m. Leave Walla Wnlla rfally.eatt bound. II iti p. ui Arrive Walla Walladallr,' eat bouud,i0:la. in For Information regarding rates and ictoin lundatlons, call on or address W. ADAMS. Agent Pendleton, Oregon fi. II CALIIKRHKAO, O. P. A.. Wslln Walla, Washington, RUNS Pullman Sleeping Cur. Hlegunt Dining Cars, Tourist Sleeping Cars. H) PAUL MINNEAPOLIS UUIiUTH KAIWH) (1HAND KOKKI CHOOKBlX)N WINNKPJKi HKTjKNA and HUTTK, TIIKOUGII TICKETS TO (UKIAflO WAHHIMtrroNj PHlLAUKLPUfA NKW YOKK: H08TON rtiltl all tiohlts Ktutt and Bouth lirogh tlckeu lo Japan and China, vis Tacorna and Northern PaelOC Hteainihlp t and American line. TIMK SCHKDULI. Tralui leave reudlalou dally titepl Suadaj at 73UU p. n. Cor lorther Inlormatlon, lira eardi, josh and tlcaeta.callon or write W Adaoi. Paa lleton, Oregon, or A. D, 'H AKI.TON. Third and Morrison eti Portland, Or. - aaawasM. ... i1.,-i-ttu,ufrW ili ilis livimrtvt u mwiiim, Mormon Planopa' IH ''f J.m t". wor.a ci Is M l ,uu jiWof (run. "'"'.'''.ft'fifi'i' iV,;ii.,r.uiii."" lg.ru solluir. Cure Lost Mantiood. M l?'i';.'.Vifii.!i Ji".l ,itwiTi,i.ralgar'tisill. Cure Lost asannooo. Henuache. unmneaa wmmi Mnailon, Stops Pramatt l.iis-a.- - . . . In ,txt0 ''sold , " "tl,.. c- ( iieularslies. Address, Blai BY TALLMAN 4 CO., DHUQGI8T8. PENDLETON. Ortcuun HOTEL8. HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS., Props. The Bttt Hotel in Pendleton and as tood as any. The lloiul Pcntllcton has just been refuted and rclurnished iliroiiKhout Pliono and firo nlarni connections with nil rooms. Baths in suites and single roens. Hondquartors for Traveling Man Commodious Sample Rooms. Rates $2 & $250 Special ratea by week or month Excellent Culalup. Proniit Dliilngroom srvloe). liar and billiard room tuconnectloi Only Three (Mocks from Depot GOLDEN ROLE HOTEL Corn i Court am. Jotuitmi directs, lVmlltoti, Orfftton, M. F. Kotly, Proprlotor. HEATED BY STEAM LI0IITEI) BY ELECTRICITY Ainurk'iiii I'liitl, I'ftllw l,aa (o i'i.bd iHirilur. KiuiipiMUi ITiiu, AOv, TAo, I.OO, NptHilnl rnlt'H liy wixik or moiitli. Free 'bus meets all tralnsl Commercial trade solicited Fine sample rooms Sjwial Attention Given Country Trai! HOTEL ST. GEORGE CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS. 0E0. DAItVEAl), Prop. Elegantly Furnished Steam Heated European Plan. Illock and a hall from depot. Sample room In connection. H00H RATE 50o, 75o, $1.M THE PORTLAND PORTLAND, OREGON American plan, fi tr day and pi. Ilcailquaiurs for tourists and commercial (me. Urs. Sidl rales wade lu lamllica and slogta gcntlrmen, Tbe maiiagfwtul will U pleased t all tints lu show rooms and give WKta. A uiodtru TurkUh kalhcstakllihwcutlu thhot, II C UOWKKS. Msnssel, T , H... .""VtnV,. aii.i. out f witching of . ( lf.f,.r inall iuUni)& ItsVaaEaS- IBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS WaWBttiffltaH sgtassssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssV' it, ; w. j, ueyes, v -; .n ' iiimtS