Business Cards and Societies pnoFESSIONS AND TRADES, ALPHABETICALLY ado.., PHYSICIANS. I ding. '"'i'T.i.hnne red .171. " '" j n. in. "- kntZililTM. ., DEBl'AIN IILOCK. I" Imtmlreil lienrlnr. conuii'"" . . . refractlv r. Ttlepl'uni! main H31- cCtITII 4 HINOO, OFFICE OVEH ?.'.!i.nn Knviurs lank. Tclenhone frtldence telephone main 301. fnint'IKM), M. D.. HOMEOPATHIC iniclan and surgeon. Office In Judd Telephone! office, black 73; ret- buck l!4. K i McFAULL, ItOOM 17 AHOCIA 10... n'n1u!ilimi9 mnln fiat t rol. I OW' .,"" Hack lhl. 1 nifli In Hnvlnmi Itnntr I...II.I (.llfCOH, UUitc .,......- .-... until, )m'l office phono Malu Mil, res. Main tk- if iilakeslee. chronic K.i nervoua diseases nnd diseases ot 1-1 U . ..., l...tt.tt,ir nnrnn. Main sin. Office 'phone main 7J1 ; res- t, red 2TS. Kfna allen nooNn. osteopath rtin sIS Thompson street. House "t lied :W3, and office 'phone Illack KIUUi, in iniiiiA.- ArtlJ n"K. lwn ODKHl" JuuiinuimniK jvuimii i;,, mure lae'fted 1211, Resldouce Piiono Main Mil, Ijletou Oregon. DENTISTS. rAUIlllA.V, DIINTIST, Ol'I'ICE IN I'm bullUlug 'Phone, red .1 BP i UXN DENTIST, OI'I'ICE IN AS j,Istlon block, over Schmidt's new drug "ii'n.11 in ttiv mldt's new drug i I 'tnone, ii'u BANKS AND BROKERS. ITjt NATIONAL I1ANK OK ATHENA. Onnltal. J.'ll. 1)110 : snrnlus and lili, IG.OUO. Interest on time deposits, sis In foreign nnd domestic exciiange. ' Flections promptly attended to. Henry fi,i,m. nriwldciit : T J. Kirk, vice nres-1 t F C LeOrnw, i nshler i I II, Kemp, kt csiQier IE FAIlMEits iiank ur wi;sTUN, I IVcioD, Oregon jioes n general uanx baflcoaM. Excliunge bouglit and sold. IMtlons promptly utteuded to. It. Jam b preslii''nt . lleorge W. Piocbstel, lnrejldnt , J 1!. ICllgorc, cashier; j:ors. 0 A llnrtiimn, M. M. Jolios. T. I Prlil, li I' uruw, j, v ivngore, lion- jameson( ii nociwiei. ilK I'K.VPLETON SAVINGS HANK, littjlstou, Oregon Organized March 1, k; Capital, li miu ; surplus, nu,- ii Interest iiunwcu on mi iiuie uepuHUH. lehaace bought and sold on nil principal fcr.ll. Special nttoutlun given to col- Itlou iv J I'urnlHli. president ; J. N. hi tkepresiucnt ; r J. .viorris, casuier; I rr Maloncy assistant cnshlcr FnJT ViTlflVll. iiAVir m.1 ppvnr.p.. Viv. (apltal, $711,000: surplus, ;ii,",oiio; kiocts a generul hanking business. Ex- LT... ....I , iitnncn tililr- friiiiufiiru unl.t nn Etiso, .Snn I'rnnclsco, New York and (acliial points In tnc fiortiiwest. urnrta in tin fMm .lnmiti nml T!nrniip. .Mnkes frtlous on rensnuiiiile terms. Levi An fci, preaident : w. I. Jintiocit, vice-prea- .: ( i;, wnile, casnier; 11. r jonuson, Btant cashier. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. F inWAUD. AUC11ITECT AND SU- lixrlnteiiilent : makes complete and renin-plans for buildings In the city or coiin- 17 Ufim 17 Judd building. PEEK A COLE, C'ONTitAOTOItS AND Ltilldeit IMlmntes furnished on snort tl. Jul, work ii atieclaltv. Prompt rrrk Shou on I'.luff street near Main. A. MA I I t)X THAI. I UK A I' IIUIUK ti F tliuuies furnished on all klndi '. oi? ii j cement walks, stone walls, etc, r ,), c I'.iet fli-nmitllflll ilfTlf'. ROITMAN AltClUir.l'T AND liiii 'endont Koom 7. over lioaton f " mlleton Drecon. 11 v .1.1.1:1! I't.AKTI'.ltlN'l, AND CE- m-urlag icinent wnlks n specialty. Eh- Itaatu urnlshed free. AYork guaranteed. inv mili-rs nt Iladlev A Zehncra cigar 'nt Unlit street, 1". O. box 104. BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING. illlPPVi.'u a t n 'nun m.n IMH.I AllI.E Sluinaker KIr'st-cIass repairing with Utf m,..lni. tn ,,f lilnitlneer ItllMD 4 Co. ' SECOND-HAND DEALERS. 1 STHOULE, HEALER IN SEU...D. tiud cooda. If th.MM la nnvthlng you t'd In new and second hand furniture, I'OTes. granite wnrn nml crnekerv. call and ''t bis prkes. No. SIS Court street AND DOlll-ll, xr,.l e.1.1 . ..nn.n l.p.Alnrfl , tnOOCV ilrsad on all kinds of articles. Waters Slwrry props. 732 Cottonwood -eet. ' nuerrv nrnns. 7 1" On TONSORIAL PARLORS. "ILL KIIASSIC1. UAItllEi: SHOI" AND 'lath riinnia. Mnln irrr. three doors I ""lb of Hotel St. George, first-class trili e I' VTOXS SANlTAltY IIAKHEIt SHOIJ, . wspain blwk. Court stiect; beat work; uoahlis nil the modern Improvement ; 'I tools sterilized; bath rooina lu con- .iivii CABS AND CARRIAGES. CAIi LINE, HItWIN IIAKEIt, I'KOI'. 1 one main 7wl. Office anu wmiiu t3iditi atreet "ext to Having i"" LIVERY AND 'FEED STABLES. tEcity Li visit v UOAiiD AND SALE IIU, c. vr oiooic noarui Stable lib Alta Street. EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. .! HtfjMir.OYMENT OFFICE, 0? MAIN .. " u 'ieed help or seen emij on ns. 'Phono Main 1011 FRATERNAL ORDERS. ffi '-ODGE. NO, 4. MEETS IIVEUV wT evening In Secret Society ball, , tl5,blft at I'endloton, Ore. It; , I. It S. ; V. J, Keyes, I. " ' 1 1 l I- II ATTORNEYS. 38Z rBr- u opprcSTxlSED Jb,,. 'YEIIS. AS. CAIITEtt" 4 " nAI.EY,ATTOnr?"I v. onee In Saving nnk'blmdlng. AT HENRY J 11EAN, ATTORNEY AT I kv Jfioclatlon block, l-eBfiletcnTorecoii f. ' Ld-&ATTOU!nv"00M8T25 I UrcA'n'0UNnY at law. in I it. i:i:i:di:i!, attorney I I'endleton, Oregon. AT LAW, N on''LHofrL at law. "in,!. ''"...Myi!, ..omen . J a. Jissocianon building. hi ILLMAX PIERCE, ATTORNEYS AT i.en Mr. .Stlllmau lias been admitted to practice In United States patent offlecS and makes n specialty of 1-ntent Law " 1, 11. 12 and 13. AssoclaK I INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS I l,A?1,A'NV A'tSTBArT'cOMTASY MAKES rellaliln abitraeta ol title to all land. In Pma tlllacjimty Uimon city and farm prop erty. llujsnnd ollall kinds of leal .state, i.ui-on guuerai oroKeraao hiistni-fs Pays tax. es and makes Investments lor nonresidents. Helerenee. ativ IihuL-tn in,ii!,... ncierence, any Man ic in Pendleton. tl. A. II A l!Tt 1 KT I. VI... ! !iiiDVJ., A11UHAU1 AT LAW! Collections aid ltaurance. Ofllce In E 0. building. ' j J. M. I1ENTLEY REPRESENT8 THE OLDEST and most reliable dreamt accident lnsuranco , uumpanies. uroce Him Hartman Abstract (Jo. JOHN IIAILEY", Jit., U. S. LAND COM mlssloner -Specialty made of laud filings and proof; Insurance and collections. Of llce In Judd bidding, room 10. BOARD AND LODGING. MltS. II. L. HDNtlNOTON HAS PURCHASED Hie Lodging House at G5 Garden Street, whori she will be glad to ee her friends and I patrons HOTEL ALTA, CORNER ALTA AND Mill streets. Hoard by the day or week. Ooo.l table sot Hates J1.7,i and JI.7J per week. Pendleton Feed Yard In connection. B, Coniptnn, Prop. WHEN YOt! GO TO PILOT HOCK STOP at the City Hotel. Good meals and tint-class rooms. Special attention given i to commercial travelers. Mrs. C. U Hie tel. Pilot liock, Ore. ATIIEXA HOTEL. LEADING HOTEL IN THE j city fl.00 to II to per day II. 1 Milieu, proprietor WHEN YOUR II US I NESS TAKES YOU TO llelu, stop at the Hotel Helix tiood meals and good service I). R ltlchards, proprietor MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED YOUNG MEN to prcparo lor Gov I eminent Positions. Flue Openings In all De parlmenls. (iood salaries. Rapid Promotions. Examlnailons soon. Particulars Free Inter-State Cor. lust , Cedar Kaptis, la , SEWING AND DRESSMAKING, MISS JESSIE Jones. 1015 Franklin St., (Jo, E. Railroad FOR SALE ItOILER AND 4-II0IISE POtVER l vertical high speed engine Also a 10-llghl I Generator including nil switch board lustru i menu For particulars, call on or address I Frkd Kink. Ilox ;m. Pendleton, Ore Wl P YOIINKA HILL PAY PROMPT AT- tentlon to all sales and polling bills Or. lespondcuce solicited. CouimlHSion reasonable P. u. Hox Vtxl. Peudleton DIVOItUS LAWS PETER SZVS. ADVICE Iree; fees, terms to suit ; 25 years' exigence. Offico WW Garden St., Pendleton, Oregon. IN POUND -ONE YEARLING STEER. HALF Jersey, branded tunalng A, under bit lu both '"if" said tnlmnb nie not claimed by the owners or those c: tilled to the possession, costs nnd expenses against them pr.ld, nnd then taken away within ten days fiom the ilntc neieot, men at - uciuin . m. mi twenlleth day ol Aiiaust, WOi, the said fiulmnls will be told to the highest bidder, ... .., , foot, lit tllO cltV UI pillllll llllVllwu iv. ..v pound, O'l the corner of Cottonwood nndi Webb streets, in me -ny "i " ivivu, proceeds ot such sale to be applied to the. Iinymeut of such costs and expenses of mak lnDa!ed0Augusl 1(1, 1901. I Wm. SCHEIli;, uny Maranai ! WANTED l'OUIt OUDEUS FOR EN. glared cards, wedding Invltatlona. etc.; I 1UO engraved visiting cards with plate, 'M.SO; additional cards In future, 11 per hundred. The Vast Urefonlaa. WANTED ADVEI1TISEKS TO MAKE t'SE I of these classlBed columns. If you have 'somethlnj you havo no use fo-, offer to tiade " t tot aoraethlng that some other i... onrt hnrr. nn use for. Borne- t'nlJs t),nt y0 may need lu your business. You may nave an exirn uui may wish to trade for a cow- or n veh cle. Ian want tin horse. . 15c or 23c want ad will rrobably do tne uoaine. LOSSES ALWAYS !MET PROMPTLY Uy the Fire Insurance Com- J nonies we represent. Our compani-J stand first in the world. Assets i Hurtfnrd Klre Insurance C'oil2,250,0ib Auiauue Assiironc Cc . .... JrUi.WU ' North British & MercauHle j Royarinsuranw Co 22,807,153 FRANK B. GLOPTON A flVMT nrATM QTRFFT 300 WAiN OlKEEl DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1903. 'B TRANSPORTATION LINES. HOTELS. W .ESI. PENDLJETON I Ft&1KW JlllU, Art JJKAN BKUS., Props. K AfelMRj M OREGON The Best Hotel in Pcndktoo jEm Shot line ,nd " I0Od " "ny' " '-SLi S .'wSv..m' Throui;h Pullman standard and Tonrlst sleep. SCfcBWfBU3BJ Tjl ttalHNV V . AMSwiJ' nK er dallr to Omaha, Chiosoi tootlsl II.iwmB1LMIuIhI1LMb5i' t -SsRsS1 ' - .'iW' leeplnir car aaltr to Kan.i City! hrooi MIIHU'KinllDLLHH, rZSEBsSJjttZ 'S.dmfK&f Pullman tontlil Heeplnccara ret-onll con. 'ff!JlMi&EDITBlifm iLLM 4 ItW.v 1-- t..CW&ViWtWi?e' ducted) weeklT to CMcaro. Kn.a. CUT. r- HHrWIlPH UNfiailH 5 f Insult to Injury. EthelWouldn't he Rivo you Ills sent In the cm ? Mnrtge No, the mean thing! And he held tip his newspaper with a tile "ad" on it, reading "That tired feeling." GlfLENCiPMENT ALL RECORDS ARE BROKEN IN WAY OF DECORATIONS. Official Business Will Begin Next Thursday Possibility of General Miles Being Made Commander in Spite of His Declination Today is Being Devoted to Receptions. San Francltico, Cal., Aug. 17. The thirty-seventh annual encampment of Iho Grand Army of tho Republic open ed today, though tho official business of the order will not receive attention until Thursday. Thousands of visit ors arc already here, and by tomor row morning It Is expecteu that from nO.OOll to 70,000 strangers will be in the city. The decoration of tho city has been carried out on a scale never before attempted. Tonight Market street will be coveied by n canopy of glow ing electric bulbs. The grand court of honor, at the intersection of Mar ket Kearney, Geary and Third streets IEAUTY IS NEVER COMPLETE without a thick, luxuriant liuid of foft, gloi-iy hair, which l in truth "numnu's crown. lug Klorj'." Tho fnlthful u-e nf Newbro'sllerpicldu never fulls to pro duce hulr i'f this character, for, by destroying tho deadly germs that fuetl ufsui the oil of the halt root. It makes duudrulL fulling hair and all -cili dii.u'iseb 1m. Ilti)e. it, then promotes a new and thick gnir.th to replace the eld tliln, Lirifle Jiair. One liottLwiller lly tlieaa auiteiueuut. I or Sale at all first- Class Drug Mores. PILES "latlfrVredlliotortiiren of tlie damned with protruding piles bruugiii on bv constipa tion with which I was afflicted fo; I ftity se-iri I ran aciosa jour l ASt'Altl 'IS In the town of Newell, la. and nerer found auj thlug to eiiual them To-day 1 am entirely free from piles nnd feel like a new man C 1I.KUTZ. 1411 Jones St., Sioux City, Is CANDY CATHARTIC CATHARTIC vaaoi uass UMisnaco Pleassm, raiataDir ; wm " -- Good, Norer Sicken Weaken or Orlpe. loe.ic.e f.nriE' rnmSTIPATION. ... . . . -.. ItmA tin Slu'liis " f -!. "' l'"'i T"'- !' N0.T0.BAC IMWMMlltiV-' rnrnPOTTAV I N DIG JbS I IOJN 1 Is tho cause of mote discomfort than any other ailment. If you cat the things that you want and that are good tor you, you are uisueoncu, ris er's Dyspepsia Tablets will make your digestion perfect nnd prevent Dyspepsia and Its attendant disagree able symptoms. You can safely eat anything, nt any time, If you take one of thee.o tablets afterward. Sold by all druggists under a positive guar antee. 25 eta. Money refunded If you nro not satisfied. Send to us for a free sample. V. H. Hooker & Co., nuffalo, X. Y. Is tho most striking feature of the ' display. Kor some distance along the curbs, at either side of tho crossing, there have been placed a number ot tall, white columns, outlined with frosted lamps and loops of Incandescent lights Interlinking them. In the cen ter of tho crossing and ISO feet nbovo the street has been hung nn Immense ; disc. The Inside of the disc Is stud j ded with hundreds of electric lights i In ted, white and blue. This elaborate affair Is only one feature of tho great plan of decoration. I The Mechanics' Pavilion, tho head ! quarters of the veterans, presents a j beautiful picture, being tastefully dec orated both Inside and out. The Tab I ace hotel, Is also elaborately decked I "hi in pitiiiuuc eutuis,. i iiu i.iniiu hotel, and other leading hostelrles where the various state departments I are quartered nro also gorgeously decorated. Today wa3 devoted entirely to the reception of the arriving veterans. Kvery train bought hundreds of visit ors. These Included besides the mem bers of the G. A. It. many members of the Woman's Relief Corps, Ladles of the G. A. H., Spanish-American war veterans, and others who are to hold their annual gatherings during the week. The Illinois delegation kept open house and Inaugurated a lively campaign In the Interest of Genernl John C. Illack, the leading candidate for commander-in-chief. The Connec tlcut department nnd other visitors from the Kast wero equally active in the Interest of the candidacy of for- j titer Governor Ilulkley. Another of , the prominent visitors who came lu 1 for a large share of public attention was General .Miles. Talk or tho lato commanding general of the United i Stales army for head of tho G. A. R. will not down and It uppenrs probable that he will bo Indori-ed for the high honor for next year, even If he Is not chosen by a stampede at the present gathering. General Miles Is not an active candidate tor the ollice, but lu the event of a deadlock between Illack and Ilulkley supporters It !b almost certain that the nonor would fall to General Miles. OHIO NATIONAL GUARD. Over Six Thousand Men Camped at Annual Meeting. Newark, O.. Aug. 17. Two thous and tents, sheltering 500 officers and fi.OOC men Is the extent of the division camp of the Ohio National Guard, which opened today on the state camp grounds near this city. The encamp ment is noteworthy, not aiono because (he entire division Is in camp for tho lust time since the Spanish-American war. but also for tne reason wmi n is the first assembling of the guard since I It became a part of the organized aux-. Diary to the regular .amy , The camp Is In command of .Major j General Charles Did;, the author of the Dick law which brought aboul the i reorganization of the national giiutd', of the entire country. The drills and maneuvers, which lorm the most lm-1 portanl part of the eight nays pin gram, will be couducled on a largo I ...i.illf imim 111 Hie I'lllllll glOlllldS, The camp Itself Is one of tho fluent ever seen lu the state. It Is lighted ' by electricity and equipped wllh u fine telephone Held service, under control of tho signal corps. j Health and Pleasure. When one goes to Lehman Springs i there Is every assurance that not only j will one's health be benollted by tho I pure, bracing mountain air and bath-1 Ing to be enjoyed there, but also :hf& n "X from miming aim iibiuhk m i"r. and goli. C It. DutUm has sustained his reputation as a capable host by '.... i ,..., lu, lu nrnvldllll! line jiiuiwiui in .m" . , I for the comfort and pleasure of his j guests. ' Meeting of Florists, , Milwaukee, Wis., Aug 17. Muny or the delegatus arrived today for the ! annual convention of the Society of American l'lorlsts and Ornamental Horllcultiirlsls which Is lu l' Held this week. The feature or the gain erlng Is expected to be the elaboiuU Moral and plant exhibition Ladles' half soles 40e. Teutsch's. s J fl"'" chlr cr' (rei) to the Kail dally Bjm' 0 Clr Kl WK fliiift I Siit) I'm 0.4U p m I The lu llllia The Kat) IS4lta Mall and KTPtessNo.S 1'orlUnd 4:15 a ra ll'endletoa Pauenier Spokap.i no, i Spokane I Spokane raisencer s'la a m i No. tj 1'enitltlui Branch MUed Train No, II Hep. 6 as) p in Wall. Walls munch Mixed Train No. 4i Ocean and River Schedule. FROM rORTl-AND. ! All sailing dates snb-l -ftii ,n Jeet to change. SWp. in. Fir Ban Francisco I p. m i ball every days. I "Dally" " Sunday Columbia Klter IKUpm, To Astoria and Way ! Miiuli) Saturday Landings. 10:loj m.i Wlltnmctt(iltlvr. Roats leave Portland dally, except BuniUj 'stage of water permitting) for lllainetl aur Yamhill River points. Leave i Leave Rlparla Bnake River Iwliton 1:05 a.m. Rlparla to 1-wliton 7awa.m Dally . Dally Kxct Mrnil I ltxcpt Mot F. F WAMBLEY, Agont. Pendleton WASHINGTON COLOMBIA 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 polnti on the Sound T1MIECAKI) 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. Leave Walla Walla dally.east bound, II Mi p in Arrlte wUa Walla dally.ncit bound, 10:4 a. in Fur Information legardlng rales and acrom inodatlons, call on or address W, ADAMH, Agent Pendleton, Oregon S. II CALDERIIKAI), (I I'. A., Walla Walla, Washington. RUNS Pullman SleepihR Cars. Elegant Dining Cars, Tourist Sleeping Cars. HP. I'AUl. MINNKAl'OMr DUIjIITH KAROO roj GRAND KOKKr cituiMvnium WJNNKI'KG HKL-KNA and Him'E. THROUGH TICKETS TO C'HICJAOO WAHHINOTON2 PHIIiADKIiPHfA NKW YORK; HOBTON ami all polnta Hast ami Boutli Ihiongh tickets to Japan and China, vis Tacoma and HorUem Pailflo Bteamshlp Cm and American line. T1MIC SCHBUULB. Tialns leave Pendleton dally except inadai ,r,oMnrter Inloriratlon. lima caids, MX aadtlikXiallon or writ. dletoB. Oiegon, or A. D. HHAKLTOn, nieion, v'jni Uottitoa bu Portland. Ot. ' ' W.f.'i ill.LUulnuMurrri,,ifl'.l.i'r.lr. Mormon 81 ir.'iria.rrl.tfloK f . ,.fH f4ibLlasV.il. IIAUU. ' I".' - - .. - .., - , .'ilatr "sold BY TALLMAN A CO., DRUOGI8TS. PENDLETON, OHtuun The Hotel l'enillcton has just been refitlcil ami rclurnislicd ihroiiuhotit. Phone and fire alarm connections with all rooms, Uatlis in suites ami single rooms. Heiulquartera for Travollng Men Gommotllnus Sample Rooms. Rates $2 & $2.50 Hpeelnl mtcH by week or month Kxeellent CuUlne. Trtmipt niiilugroom ("crtlee. Bar and billiard room In oonnoctloi Only Three Blocks from Depot GOLDEN RULE HOTEL Conif r Court and Johnson streets, Pendleton, Oregon. M. F. Kolly, Proprlotor. HEATED 11 V STEAM LI0IITED nY ELECTIIICITV AiiiitIciiii Plilli, riH' Vl.ttS to'4,lKI iioriluv. Kiii'tipenii Plan, niki, Tfie, ((I.IrO, XhhiIii1 rnli'H liy witk or inoiitli. i i Pree 'but meets all tralual Commercial trado solicited Pine sample rso.v.s Sjiccial Attention Given Country Trad HOTEL ST. GEORGE CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS. CEO. DAIIVEAU. Prop. IHIeKuntly Furnished Steam Heated liurupean I'lan. Illock and a half from depot. Sample room In connection. ROOM RATE 50c, 75c, ll.Of THE PORTLAND PORTLAND, OREGON Amnion Flan, ti pr day ami UP"'' lltadquatttis fortouiUls aud comoitrcial list. eltii Hclalralcaiuadcturanilllcs aud laU jrnllnncu. The maiisgrunut wilt b placd at all times to show rooms and gls; Ppces- modern Turkish balh cslablUbmeut In the hoUI. II C HOWUKS.Hausm. '.V.Vfr-.' V.'.T.iu.lvruiMlLH wnlll caws lwl ai jwhb-iw-i ? - . - . I - -1 - I . Btlnst I ..,.,,, ,,0i, curasLC pawr 'rmfttl&JttSt v ?i'" UUUfTfll'l1! V I poM-i it I 4fc