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Business Cads and Societies PROFESSIONS AND TRADES, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANren PHYSICIANS. ! udd n cour.. OFFICE IN JUDD III! t-C 111 to is a. di ; telephone red 371. MU,VR, M. D., DESl'AIN I1I.OCK, t .n.rwtl OVO trOtlblC8. eMr. Irt'1' jitions and Impaired hearing. ISone main 1131. -Tsuii'ii & niNoo, oppich oynn Pendleton SaviiKS Ilnnk. Telephone the t?u"i. i,iiinnn main 801. irr(iiiiencBiw'--; : Tr iliriHIiD, M. D.i Illlfl liUl'ATIIIC K?cln and surgeon- Office In Ji.dd IE Telephone, office, black 73 j ret ia..WfclacK 24. felt'' McFAUMj, ItOOM 17 ASOCIA IL D' Mi.- Telephone main 031 ; rcil mi. K .i.fflrff'SSfi.-.'ffi'gS Room 1 office phone iiaiu H, res. Slum Ts K IU.AKI3SLEB, CmtONIC I r a nervous (llarasea autl dlaoaurs of na j,idd hulldhiff, corner Malu nnd r SU. flince imuuc uiuiu i f It, red 273. In f PSA Alii.'-' WU' wo.Minnui Thompson street. House IHjoe Ilcd U03, uud office 'phone lllack til . - KH'.IIV, I'lIVSICIAN AND B"H. P ill In Judd llulldliiB lioom ID, oillio ttOn'..UI. ? n.wiiinnpn l'tiime Main nil DENTISTS. ( j'Jdd bullll"V ' 'I'uone, red 71. I, , IAXN-, DENTIST, OI'TICK IN AS iwUtlon block, over Hckroldt's new drug ' . Thone. rel 271; "BANKS AND BROKERS, Ikt SATIONAIi HANK OF ATHENA, onsoo t'npltnl, 5(),000; siirplm and I.,: jc.OUO. intercHi u nine urnoaiu, Gili In foreign nnd domestic exchange. I118.." .....Tm.tlv nttptii1i.fi til. Ilnnrv caanier liiE KAKMUItS' HANK OF WESTON, . ...... i 'v..im tuff, limif'ht nti.l firtl.l Sections promptly uttcmled to. li. Jam in, prpslJent, fjeorce V. Procbate , l7nreslJeut : J U. KllBorc, rnahler i '. ritori 0 A Ilartmaii. M. M Johns, T. Pike 0. I). Ornw, J. I' Kllgorc. ltob it Jio'ion, ( W I'rochstcl. IFHE I'i:XPI.I"TON SAVINGS HANK, ..ii1" ,:..,.i vififintifi. Ditriiino enift. 001). Interest allowed on nil time deposits. points. Riieclal attention Riven to col- I ectloni. J ruiiiifn. iMunniuiit , ... Seal, tlce-presldont , T. J. Morris, cannier; J W llaloncr, assistant cashier. Fir.ST NATI0NAT, HANK OF I'nN'DIjR ton Capital, $"o,(ioo ; Hur)lus, f U5,uim ; rraniacts a ceneral lianklng Imslness. Ex cnanse and telegraphic transfers Bold on Chicago, San Pranclsco, New York and principal polata In the Northwest Drafts !, ..V.- Vl.ln, latini, unit Inrfii,f. MrtlfPfl Itjrfll.lJ Ull LUlUHi ..u ...vf. toKecIlons on reaaonnhlc terms. I.cvl An enr, president; IV V. .Matlock, vice-president; C II. IVade, caBhler; U. F. Johnson, mutant caanier. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. f F II01VAIID, AltCIIITECT AND su perintendent; mnkca complete nud rell iMe plans for buildings In the city or couu- tr. lioom 17 Judd building; SUEKK 4 COLE, CONTUACTOIIS AND builders. Estimates furnished on short lollce. Job work n sneclnlty I'rompt lenlie. Shop on lllulT street near Main. D. A. MAY, CONTltACTOIt AND HUILD er. ricitlmalPH f iirnlulifl on all klndl ( masonry, cement walks, stone wnlli, etc. Lraie orders at East Oreconlau office. B. TItOUTMAN. AltCIIITECT AND SltnArlntpnflnttt flnnm 7 fiVfr HoStOU Store, l'cndletou, Oregon. m Ki:i.u;n, i'i.asteuino and cg llmates furnished free. Work guaranteed ware orders at Hadley & Kelincrs cigar 'tore Main street. I". O. box 101 BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING. I OIUXNEWAI.D, TUB OLD IIELIA1IL1J Shoemaker, First-class repairing with wt materlnls. Hhon In rear of Dlndlngcr uion 4 Co. SECOND-HAND DEALERS. STUOM.U, DEAI.UK IN KECO..D- Med In new nnd second hand furniture, itorei, granite ware nnd crockery, call and M bla prices. No. 212 Court street, SEW AND SECONDHAND GOODS bOUetlt firtft cnl,l n,un l,i-nkff-ft: mOIie? iltauced on all kinds of articles. Water. ' Snerrv. nrona. 7:r Cottonwood -feet. , wniuninu rnnhvim, BIT r V ii. . ... ......i. Dtinii i vn TQNSORIAL PARLORS. ath rooms Mnlu street, three doors wrth of Hotel St. George. Flret-clas. it B nAMTAUV llAlllii;it Bin". f-Tiifiiin oiock. court street; uesi ; "nslilp, all tho modern Improvements; il tools bterlllied: bath rooms In con tlon. BOARD and i nnr.iNG. XM. n, L. HUNTINGTON HAS I'UIICIIAHEI' the ln,tr.ln.. It... f -...n., fl PClt. , - .s,u. uuuau HI l UfHiivi, WroV El"rt ,0 C0 b" ,fle" " "WBL ALTA, COKNBK " ALTA AND 1 ,5'" itreetB. Hoard by tho day or uooa table cat Kalos J. . l to..??.r wcok. Pendleton Feed Yard in wn. B, Uompton, 1'rop. , JJ VOU GO TO PILOT ItOCK STOI h'' He City Hotel. Good meals and Uif rooms. Hpeclal ntteutlon given Sftoerclal travelers. Mrs. C. U. Ie fllot Hock. OrB. ltn'Tl.-r. rvimun unri'l. T TIIK '''ttietor11 t0 'l,w Pcr,lH'- M"1"' I VOUR BUSINESS TAKKS Y()U TO Hi S,P ' the Hotel llellt Ooocl uicuij 'Wd lervlc. II. 11. Rlchacdi, proprietor -R ATERN A L ORDERS. 2 WWH. NO. 4, MEETS BVHBf UDoZ, "Ming In Secret Society hal tch6'2fkt at I'endleton, Ore. , K. H, s. ; W. J, Keyes, C C INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS iiartmav .i;.,rr7. -- -- ",w ouomtss ,!WM.AN AIISTRACT nn-x. commies. omCe-wiuriuIiVJ!8.?I?y jorrv i-TATtr -- CARB.AOES: r itv nin r - 1 tii I'iiiwiN nAKrcn rimr I . "Iep ,.e ""In 791. Office nnd balldinc Ct' next t0 SaTlnS r""k LIVERYAND FEED STABLEsT nsmb?eTM'U;nnA' n0AI!D AND SALE Due turnout. l' proprietor, for MISCELLANEOUS. MKN'B REKOivT, YOU are luvlled free lnVumi 5hrn(,t !nln uni1 e ' ! F0!rrf,iLl,ni01Ll:R, A!C1? -I-IIO'E I'OWKIt I Ycrtical hlRh peed engine Also a 10-lleht ueucraior ineiiidlng all .ttltch board Instru !'',u,n.lV Pof Irtlcttlari. cnll on or addrcnn I ui:i) kiNK, Iloi:i79, Pendleton, Ore. WM. F YOHNKA WILL PAY PIWMPT Al tentlontoali sales and pouting hllli cor respondence solicited. Commllon reamnnble I', u. liox '.'eo. Pendleton BIVORIS LAWS PKTKR WEST; AttVU't Iroo; ces.torm'i to suit : 25 vears' exiwrlniw,. OfficcWS Garden St , I'endlolon, Oregon. j LOSSES ALWAYS MET PROMPTLY By the Fire Insurance Con panics we represent. Om companies stand first in tin world. Aawtp Hnrtford i?ire Insurance Vo.fl2,iV),U'i Alliance Assurance Co . ... 29,0S9,liii. London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Co 2,544,s: North British & Mercantile Co ..19 695 9") ftoynl Iusurance Co. . 22S91,W FRANK B. GLOPTOK AGENT 800 fvIAINSTREET LET US FILL YOUR BILL FOR LUMBER We can supply you with Building Material of all descriptions and sa v e you money DOORS WINDOWS Building paper lime cement, brick and sand. Wood gutters for barns ind dwellings a specialty. Oregon Lumber Yard Alta St., Opp. Court House i IGE We Keep nothliiR but pure natural lee, frozen from pure, clear mountain water. It goes farther and lasts longer than artificial Ice. All we asU Is an unprejudiced trial of our Ice. Why not order a case of the ! v e t t f fiambrlmis for your Sunday J dinner? Phone your order to Main 4 HENRY KOPITTKE I SEE SPOONEMORE Sfcii arwTHE HuSTLER If you want your houses tented or your property sold. j c. Spoonimobe, 220 E. Court DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 190J. mm THE , that burrowi up the icalp, making dandruff scurf, causing the. hair to fall, and finally BALDNESS. You Mill have NO MORE DAN. DRUFP. FALLING HAIR, or BALDNESS If you use NEWBRO'S herpicide: The only llalr Preparation on this absolutely new scientific principle. For sale by drujjlsts. Price $1. A Wonderful Medicine. Beecham's POR ALL Bilious and Nervous Disorders Sick Headache, Constipation, Wind and Pains in Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Disordered Liver and Female Ailments. rRETAitnrt only by the 1'n.orr.iirroR, Thomas Bceiham, St. Helens, Em. Sold by all Druggists In United States. In boxes, 10c. and 25c. 3VtALTJ-tOH KOOF'IISOG Never corrodes, never sweatt nor expands ; in fact never givea any trouble of any kind and is used for all classes of work. A very superior covering for barns, factories, depots, canneries, tanneries, shedi and mining property. Send for booklet. 6 The Paraffine Paint Co. San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles and Denver, Colorado. T. C. TAYLOR, Agent The French Restaurant Be-t 25 cent Meal in the City Private Dining Parlors Elegant Furnished Rooms in Connection GUS LaFONTAlNE, Prop. O33 Slain Street Farmers Custom Mill Fred Walters, Proprietor Capacity 160 barrels a day 1 lour eu"8w v . . Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped Feed, etc Always on uauu. KLLwF? Pills HARVEST HALF DONE RAINS STOP OPERATIONS FOR A FEW DAYS. Sugar Beet Crop Needs More Rain Hay Was Very Light Wheat Yields Are Higher Than Expected Corn Growing Nicely. The first half of the week was warm anil dry In nil sections, wlilie tho latter part was cool everywhere with good rains west of the Cascade mountains, but with none of cons.' quence In the eastern part of the state. The rains did no damage t grain In shock, and they were 01 great benefit to pastures, clover, com laic potatoes nnd gardens. The cloudiness was unfavorable for hop' as it caused an increase of vermin and mould, but as yet the yards hav. not been damaged to any great ex tent and the prospect is favora,h' for a good crop of hops. Picking w I become general In a couple of weeks and the growers are now ensanliif, hands for this work. The grain harvest is drawing to a close nnd threshing is now well ad vanced. Wheat and barley yields are above tho average in the Villamo,k valley, and oats are a splendid cimi, 13ast of the Cascade mountains wheat, barley and oats are yielding well but falling below last year's returns The quality of all small gram is better than last year. Sugar beets, where well culllvat. d are doing finely, hut this crop needs more rain. Corn has made excellent advancement during the week. Con slderable complaint is made of blight affecting the late potatoes in Tllla mook and Clatsop counties, hut ilse where they are doing nicely Ptums I have not altogether ceased dropping hill many trees have all they can tar ry. and the crop, as a whole will be a big one. Apples nre doing '1 and Bartlett pears give pronui i tn large ruturns. Columbia Reiver Valley. Itldgeway, Wasco county. M I H. n Weather very warm, with light showers tho latter part or weik prunes and plums beginning to run n tomato plants and cueuniin r n are becoming badly blighted Condon, Gilliam county. V 11 Su U'lis. Weather wnim and fine 1.11 harvesting, anil good headway is l Ing made; heading Just about finish ed and threshing in progress. Meld so far not quite so good as last year j Hardman. Morrow county, A. 1). I Stanley. Weather very favorable for, crops: harvesting In progress; some threshing being done; gardens doing finely. Duncan, Umatilla county, K. S. Wil bur. Hot and dry; fire destroying considerable range, grasshoppers un usually numerous. I'endleton, Umatilla county, II. .1. Taylor. Weather was hot and dry the last week, but Is clouding up now; harvest Is over; the yield Is not up lo the average, but tho quality Is No. 1, little wheal hauled to warehouses as yet. Plateau Region. Island City, Union county, .1. M. MtCall. Weather dry nnd hot, with ool nights; heading Is well along and threshing Is being pushed; fall wheat Is yielding better than expected; qual ity good, early potatoes good, late ones poor; null goon; gardens drying up; sugar heels, where waiereo. looking well: where miiI watered, only fair. IiuniE, Ilarnev comily l II How ill. Weather warm; oats, '.ve ami barley ripening very fast; meadows drying up rapidly, poind crop Hill promises to yield wnl. Clarno, Wheeler eouiiiy. 1.. II- nui" -Very hot and dry tlur'1115 tbe day. cool at night; grass drying up tu range, stock looking very won. Post, Crook county, J. It. Meyer Week very warm in day llm, with high wind in tho nfo'iionns, morn lugs getting cool: second cmp "f nl falfa doing well; t.ccd rye short; grass on range very hoii, ttoi k looking quite well. CONFEDERATE VETERANS. Soldiers From Louisiana Who Wore the Gray. Ai...Uii. 1,1 in Amu 2C--Alexan dria gave royal welcome touay to the scores of visitors hero fiom all part of the btate for the annual conven tion of the Loulsluna Division, unucu fin..rHomi Vr.li.r.niK. The crowds -iff. 'i . - ... .1 have been greatly augmented by the presence of delegates 10 me u ...-1.. .....-,nHmi ,if Iho Suns ol ut- eraiib. it being the first time the two organizations nave met iuf.."... While business mutters have a con spicuous place on tho program the features or enieriuiuun.-m numerous and of an elaborate clmruc ter During the two days tho conven tion continues there will be addresses by a number or proniiiieni ,.;U. Tomorrow both organizations will choose olIKeis lor me uhmhhb .. .. ..... Mnftt nnrl- We sen tne gicaicoi 1 tiers, Acker's Blood Elixir, under a A t win fMirft all chronic and other blood PoUow. f you have eruptions or sores on your bo y or are pale, weak or run down. It Is just what you need. Wo refund money If you are not satisfied. 60 SnU an" $1.00 F. W. Schmidt & Co, druggists. Best shoe work at Teutsch's. Why Pay as Much for an inferior beer? Scltlitz beer costs twice what common beer costs in the brewing. One-half pays for the product; the other half for its purity. One-half is spent in cleanliness, in filtering even the tit that touches it, in filtering the beer, in ster ilizing every bottle. And it pays the cost of aging the beer for months before we deliver it. If you ask for Schlitz you get purity and age, you pay no more than beer costs without them. Atkfjt tki Brtu ery Beltlinc. I'honc Si Main, II Knplttke, 507 Main St., I'endleton mrnm Gray's Harbor i Commercial Co.: We Don't Keep Everything But we do keep a good big stock of nice dry Flooring, Celling, Rustic and Finish, In all grades. Also all kinds of Dimension Lumber, In cluding Lath and Shingles. Our stock of Doors, Win dows, Moulding, Building and Tar Paper and Apple Boxes Is complete, and any one In need of Lumbtr will not be wrong In placing their order with the : : Gray's Harbor Com. Co. Opp. Wi & C. K. Depot WHAT ISTHE USE of suffering from Indigestion If you eat what you want, or of starving yourself to avoid such distress! Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets taken after eating will digest your food perfectly and free you from all tho dlsagrceablo symptoms of Indigestion and Dyspep' sla. K.tt what you like at any time, and take an Acker Tablet afterward Positively guaranteed. Tour money will always bo refunded If you are not satisfied. Wrlto to us for n free sample. W. If. Hooker & Co, Iluffalo, N. V. WOMEN'S SYMPATHY Is Proverbial Pendleton Women No Exception, How much we owe to the sympathetic side of womankind! When othets sillier they cheerfully lend n helping hand. They tell you the means which brought lelief to thorn that they limy profit by Mr expeiience. Head the testimony given here by a l'eiidlelou woman. Mrs. I.. Ilodson. of 717 Aura street, says: "Whllu my kidneys have never caused me any double which made Itself upparout In tho kidneys them salvo nor In tho secretions. I have been bothered moro or less by an ucb ing iieioss th small of my back, then down and through my kidneys. When I caught cold It hurt mo acr loins ami made m feel luine uud sore. I got a box or D.ian's Kldm'y PHI at the Hiock & McComas Co. drug store and use, them. While I did not take them according to dliections, be ing a poor ham! to dose myself wills modlclnc at an. tney m-nvuiim iff" overy way. making my back stronger, and toning up my wholo system. For ule by uil dealers. Price M) cents per box. Kostur-Milburn Co., Iluffalo, N. V., solo agents for lhu United States. ...,,, Ilemombw the nameDOAN H and tako no othur. HOTELS. HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS., Props. The Best Hotel in Pendfetoa and as good as any. The Hokl I'endleton lias just hern refitted and refurnished 1 rou(,hout I'honc and fuo alarm connections with all rooms. Hatlis in suites and single rooms. Heiulquurters Tor Traveling Men Commodious Sample Rooms, Rates $2 & $2,50 Hpeolnl rate-, by week or mouth Kxcellent CuWIne. l'rotnpt Ditilusrooni service. Bar and billiard room In connection Only Three Ulocks from Depot GOLDEN RULE HOTEL Comer Court unit .lotuiMiii Stteeti, lviiilleton, Oti'ton. M. F. Kolly, Proprlotor. faT'j HEATED IVY STEAM LIGHTED IIY ELECTIIICITY Aliiei'lenii I'lim, i-iiteK f I '.'.t tn 9'.',(M) perilnv. Kiiinpomi I'Iiiii. ,Ke, Tflu, Sl.OO. HiMH.-lul ratiiH liy wttk or month, Free 'bus meets all tralnsl Commercial trade solicited Flue sample rooms Special Attention (liven Country Trad HOTEL ST. GEORGE CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS. GEO. DAIIVEAU, Prop. EleKantly Furnished Steam Heated Uuropean Plan. Illock and a lialf from depot; Sample room In connection. ROOM RATE 50c, 76o, $1.01 THE PORTLAND PORTLAND. OREGON Amtilc.u run, J per Jr tii V'"- ... ,..r lr.,,.1.1. Mtl.t L-fllllllltrCUl lllf cliri. biicclsl rU wle lo fiinll Its u4 tlsU seutlcmcll Tbe mniijlinol will w P" it til tliuti to tho 1001m nu le pruts. A mcMleru Tuikiin iiimi.uiintnt"fui' II. C UMWKKb, Msntsti, r x i Conrad Platzoeder t All kinds of Fresh Meats always on hand. Fine Dacon, Hams and Sausage. i Prices as low as the lowest j T t t 'ilBAtiiiit