DAILYEAST OREGON IAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. TUE8DAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1903,
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
HOTELS.
Business Cards and Societies
PROFESSIONS AND TRA2E8, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
HOTEL
PENDLETON
VAN DRAN BROS., Props.
The Best Hotel In Pendletoa
and as good as any.
PHYSICIANS.
. tTZ 0 COLE. OFFICE IN JUDD
Ml5lnP' Office hour,. 10 to 12 a. m.(i
, ','"'f. n m. Telephone red 371.
Tl M1M.KH, M. D.. DK8PAIN BLOCK,
coS m ed fo? refr.ct.re er
,0. Telephone main 1131.
niis ""'SMITH 4 ItlNQO, OFF1CR OVER
01 gi renu-lo on SavnRS Hank. Telephone
.0 rtililence telephone main 301.
H,fi.?eln and BiiVBeon Office In Judd
..RSni Te"rooe.g office, black 78 i rea-
Ideicc, lilacs
fill t) J. McFAULL. KUUM H
01 ion block. Telephone main 031; real-
irnct. black 101.
?nd wrBon.Offlc' in snylnn Ilank build
Koom l office r.hoi.8 Main 1411. rca. Main
1M
T . ... . ...... r.riiirvm I
Ml! LYNN K Ill.ArKouiis, nn.-w....-
and tiervnu. diseases and dlecaaei of I
-nmen "odd building, corner Main and
CoSrt ft Office 'phone main 721; re.-,
lil'nce, red 273. j
OP. LENA ALLEN IIOONE. OSTEOPATH j
"(IE " 813 Thompson street. Ilouae
nhone Ited 303, and office 'phoue lllack ,
1021 I
., . KIIIHY. PHYHIfUAN AND SK- !
UL;U mice In Judd Iiulldlng Room 15, Office
.S lied Till. Residence Phono Main 1121.
PQtul I 'ton Oregon.
DENTISTS.
...... ,,,,, ,.,
e A VAtiGHAN, DENTIST, OFFICE IN
jmld building. 'Phone, red 71.
.' , : -
i a MANN. DENTIST, OFFICE IN AS-
..V.tmlon block, over Schmidt's new drug
.tore 'Phone, red 27L I
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
1,1' "lIHU:- GRADUATE Of THE
ioia Voternary College, K'lcnburgli, Sjiil. ,
J1Vl.11 government veternary ini'uotor
J ,1 dtt B C All ilomi-atlc animal;
trailed on sifcntltle principals. OBlep nu
roomr viable. Main stredt, opposite Hotel ,
I'ondlelou Hwldmi :e phono Main 1311 . j
1 'UllSAin SlIKiKON-Dr.l). (!. McNiibb.l
graduate nf I'nlver.lty ol IV1111, Veterinary
of si.oan' for lu yean Olllco .it THllmun's I
orui sore l'endletjii, ore , Phono .Main 1171.
BANKS AND BROKERS. )
riltKV NATIONAL HANK Or ATHENA,
Orc.'on Capital, f .lO.OOO ; surplus und 1
toflu, 10,000. Interest on time deposits.
jWA hi foreign nnd domestic exchange. 1
'ollctlous promptly nttended to. Henry
Adams, president ; T. J. Kirk, vlce-pres- 1
IJfot, P S. Lelirow, caBhlcr ; 1. M. Kemp, I
Kit. cMliler. I
I'tIB FARMERS' HANK OF WESTON, j
Weston, Oregon. Does a general hank
ie? business. Exchange bought and sold.
ulltcuons promptly uuenueu to. u, jum
tion, president; (leorgc W. Procbstel,
Ice-prenldcnt ; J R. Kllgore, cashier;
rectors, O A. Ilartman. M. M. Johns. T.
; I'rlce (i I). Ornw, J. V. Kllgore, Rob
rt Jameion, G. W. Proebrttel.
TUP PENDLETON SAVINGS DANK,
Pendleton,, Oregon Organized Mnrch 1,
1S.VJ. Capital, f KiO.diM): surplus, JlllO,
OoO - Interest allowed on all time deposits.
Eicbsnge bought 11 ml sold on nil principal
points. Specuil attention given to col
lections W J Furnish, president ; J. N.
Ne.il, vice-president : T. J. Morris, cashier;
J Vi Maiouey, assistant cashier.
I'lltST NATIONAL HANK OF PENDLE
ton Capltnl, $70,000; aurplus. fO.I.OOO:
fransacts a general banking business. Ex.
tlisnge and telegraphic transfers Bold on
Chicago. San Francisco. New York and
principal points lu the Northwest. Drafts
lran on China. Jnpun nnd Europe. Makes
collections on reasonable terms. Levi An
ay president ; W F, Matlock, vlce-prea-IJnt
, 1 II, Wnde, cashier ; II. I". Johnson,
Mlstnnt cashier
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
r I' HOWARD, ARCHITECT AND SU
pTlntendent ; makes comidctc nnd reli
able plans tor buildings lu the city or coun
try lioom 17 Judd building.
HUEEK Jc COLE, CONTRACTORS AND
DDllden Estimates furnished on short
otlce Job work a specialty. Prompt
m Shop ou llliiff Btreet near Main.
U. A. MAY. CONTRACTOR AND IIUILD
r Estimates furnished 011 nil kinds
masonry, cement walks, stone walls, etc.
Lve orders nt East Oregonlan office.
B. TROITMAN. ARCHITECT
Surlntendi-ut Room 7, over I
"tore. I'cndlutoii Oregon.
AND I
M KEM.EIi, PLASTERING AND l.'E-
aieutlDg cement wulks 11 specialty. E ,
lnit furnished free. Work guaranteed.
h. e 0.r.'1?r" at "adley & Zchner's cigar
'ore Main street. P. 0. box 104.
FRATERNAL ollDER8i I
DAiIS? ''ou':. NO. 4. MEETS EVERY '
1 iiS '"l, "nlng In Secret Society hall,
Vut?h.. "'!?.. ut ''endleton. Ore. It. W.
Htchr (v u. s , W J. Koyes. C C
SECOND-HAND DEALERS
' h?Lli11L,B' I'EALER IN SECo.,D
t! 7nK00d3' U unythlng you
L,,.1' i"" "ud secondhand ffirnlture.
huW aaa crockery, call and,
i Wi pnecs. No. 212 Court Street.
TTH '.' -
' n.iii Nt'i'iivn iiivn ,. n,,,,
adTaniJrt JnU ,1 '! 5 ,l,nwn brokcra ; money
"Wi n " kln,,a ut nrtlclei. Water.
. 1.,, .otiouwooa -wttot,
JONSORIAL PARLORS!
uinX. ,br5t Court "treats beat work:
H tooli e . "nodcru hnprovementa ;
aeetlon. ""'"'ed; bath rootna lu con-
BOARD AND I nnniun
SifflsRsMj Santal-Pepsin Capsules
patroni " ""' 10 eo ner irleuua and
ALTA AND
lue UAj ur
i.j ,, ! Kates J.-J.7& aim
ilnnJf.'. Pond ntnn V.,,H in
Ratec J.1.7A and
-Zl"' J. Cumpton, Prop. "
A1??2WWII HOTKL IN TIIK
P'opiUtor. "M I'orday. II. I' Mlllen,
W'ti.iX?nU,Kt,W,1NKS8 TAKES YOU TO
""He. D. 11, Richards, proprietor
ATTORNEYS.
JAMES A. FEE, LAW OFFICE IN JUDD
building.
HAILF.V & LOWELL, ATTORNEYS AT
law. OOlce In Dcspaln block.
UALLEItAY & McCOUllT, LAWYERS. AS.
poclatlon building.
CARTER & RALEY. ATTORNEYS AT
law. Olllce In Saving Rank building.
HENRY J. HE AN, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Atboclntlon block, Pendleton, Oregon.
R. J. SLATGli, ATTORNEY.
Judd building.
ROOMS 423
E. D. DOYD, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Court street.
Ill
L. II. REEDER. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Pendleton, Oregon,
X. IIEUKELEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Olllce In Savings Hank building.
II. E. COLLIER, LAWYER. OFFICE
Rooms 7 and 8, Association building.
STILLMAN & PIERCE, ATTORNEYS AT
.vv Mr. stlllmnii has been admitted to
practice in United States patent ofllces
mid makes n specialty of Patent Law.
Rooms 10, 11, 12 und 13, Association
Illock.
INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., .Ion Ell,
Loral Agent, otllnc In Savings Bank building
wuu iuoorcuoupc uninmon.
nARTMAN ABSTRACT COMPANY MAKES
! rel nblo ubstracts ol title to u lauds Hi Ulna.
tlllaoimty Loans on city mid farm prop.
crty. Buys and lolUall kinds ol real estate,
Does a general brokerage business. 1'uystax.
es and makes Investments (or nonresidents,
Reference, any Imnk in Pendleton.
o. A. HARTMAN, Pres. L. W. HELD, Sec,
O. A. HARTMAN jr., Vice. Pres.
J.M. BENTLEY REPRESENTS THE OLDEST
and most reliable fire and accident insuranco
companies. Olllce with ilartman Abstrnct t o.
JOHN HAILEY. JR.. U. S. LAND COM
mlsslouer Specialty made of laud filings
nnu prooi : insurance and collections,
flee in Judd bidding, room 10.
CABS AND CARRIAGES.
CITY CAR LINE. ERWIN RAKER, PROP,
Telephone main 7!1. Office and waiting
room, Alta street, next to Havings Hank
building
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
THE CITY LIVERY ROARD AND SALE
Stnblc. M. J. Carney, proprietor, for
Hue turnouts Stock boarded at reasons ble
rates, Str.blo 118 Alta Street.
O. K. FEED YARD, lit!) Aura street. R. II.
I'attou .V Sou, Props Large, comfortable stalls,
plenty of feed and proper attention given
horse.. Telephone Red l'icjl. 1.1 very In con
uoctlon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
, MEN'S RESOuT.-YOU are invited. Free
I reading room Why not loin und get the ad
vantage ni iri'u mini, use 01 iuiuuiug ung aim
other L-iUipinent8, including library and rend
lug room. Terms, tl.00 tojoln and cOc a month
dues.
l)RtSMAKINa I urn prepared to do dress
making Mid Bewlng of all kinds Good uork
Satisfaction guatantccd. Mrs. P. 1). Maun,
601 Jauo street.
FOR SALE-BOILER AND 4-HOltSE POrt'fcU
vertical high fnecd engine Also a JO-llght
Generator Incluuiug all switch board Instru
mcnts For particulars, call on or address
FitED Kink, Box :I70, Pcudletou, Ore
VM, F. YOIINKA WILL PAY PROMPT AT
tcutlou to all sales and posting bills, Cor
respondcuccsollcltcd. Commission reasonable
P. o. Box Pendleton
DIVORCV. LAW8-PKTKR WE9T; ADVICE
free; Ices, terms to suit ; 25 years' exiurlcuce.
Office COS Garden St., Pendleton, Oregon.
Proposals for Fire Department Sup
plies, Sealed proposals for the furnishing ol Eleven
Hundred Feet of Standard Size Fire lloso, Five
Mr Uongs and Twelve Fire Torches for the use
of the Flto 1 eparlineut of the city of Pendleton
will bo received at tbo Cltv Recorder's office tn
the city of Pendlctou until 5 o'clock p. m
October i, i'Jv,, the proposals to state kind,
mia'.'tyund plce of articles propoiod to be
furnished, Maid bids to tie opened at tde
regular meeting of the council of the city ol
l'oudlutualo be held on Oetober6, l'JOS, at 7:'M
o'clock p. nt. The coi.ncll rosirvo the right to
accept the bids lenoered cither for the whole
of said articles or fur u part thereof and also
tho right lo reject auy and all bids.
Datel this lath day ol Sepiember A II 1903.
THOMAS FITZGERALD,
tlty Recorder.
LOSSES ALWAYS
MET PROMPTLY
. By tht Fire Insurance Com
panies we represent. Out
companies stand first in the
world.
AHtietti
1 Hartford Vire Junurouce Co.f H!,25,076
Alliance AsHiirnnee Co Ufl.OS-O.OOS
London & Lanc!inhlre Klre
, Iimuranco Co 2,514,683
North British Mt-rcautlle
I (jo 19,605,1174
Royal Insurance Co 22,807,153
FRANK B. CLOPTOH
AGENT
S00 MAIN STREET
A POSITIVE CURE
For Inflammation or Catarrh
of the Bladder aad DUeaaeil
Kldnaya. Mo euro no pay.
Coraa qnlekly and Perma
nently iha worst oatea of
Jouorrhoa odUlett
nomattrof howloogatanJ.
lag. Absolutely nannies.
Bold by drugclsta. Prloa
il.DO, or by mall, postpaid,
l.ml,3boiea;lf.2.73.
THE SANTAI-PIPIIH CO.,
BELLEFOHTAIHE, OHIO.
W. Schmidt & Co,
iff V
Sold by F
J fet w liM
"Shc knows where her husband Is
"He must ho In tho penitentiary "
ONE OF MOST IMPORTANT
HEBRAIC OBSERVANCES.
Supposed to Be the Five Thousand
Six Hundred Sixty-Fourth Anniver
sary of the Creation History of
the Occasion Is a Movable Feast,
Influenced by the Moon's Phases.
New York, Sept. 22. According to
tiie Jewish calendar the 5,0u'4th year
sitiee the creation of the world begins
at sundown tonight. Thin being the
Jewish New Year it Is onp ol' the
most important festivities known to
Hebrews, and eluborato preparations
have been made for its observance
all over tho world. At sunset tonight
the ceremonies begin, and they will
continue for three weeks. The open
ing event is the feast of trumpets.
Three days lienco falls the fast of
Guedallah, when the orthodox Jew
JEWSH
NEW
abstains from food, and even from ' i -wMx on I.e with t he s as. ns
water Other .mportant days during L"'ltal 1:1 'onll!B- l 'la . r,','
tho festival season are the feast .fli" J W. " b,'u"
tabernacles on the lRth day, and the
HARPER
WHISKY
Famous at home for
Generations past ;
Punou8 now all over
the World.
For Kle by
JOHN SCHMIDT
They are the Best
The Standard and'!?
WHITE SEWING
MACHINES
Sold bv
JESSE FAILING
msm
Slanaard rcmody for Glett,
Gonorrhaia and llunnmct
IN 48 HOURS. Curat Kid-
nei aad Bladder Troubles.
every minute of tho day.
rejoicing of tho law on the 21st. All
these ceremonies are required to
properly begin tne Jewish New Year.
The first day of the year Is legaru
oil by the Jews as tho day of Judg
ment. because they say that on that
day God sits in judgment on the
deeds of individuals and assigns to
every one his fate for the coming
year death or life, or tho kind of
death due those who die, such as
death by lire or water. The prayer
offered on the first day Is that the
names of all the peoples may be writ
ten In the book of lll'o. Now Year's
day lias for Its distinguishing fenture
the blowing- of the "shofar" a
straight horn nf nntelono or wild
coat hub trnmni't p'lll 1 ileqh'iied I Boats leave Portland dally, except flunda
go.tr. nils tiiimpLi rail is i simh u ,seo r pcmilttlnc) for WUUmetto an.
to serve as a summons to all Israel 1 Yamhill River pointi.
to enter upon the work- of sanctlfirn-1 Leave"" - 1 Toavo
tlon and prepare for the day of I Klparla Snake Rtvcr Ixswlitoi
atonement nlym K,"U 10 u'w"Um ft?
Tho Jewish New Year Is a movable ' HicptMoni iKxcptMot
feast, like tho Christian festival of,"" ' Fi P wamblKY. Agent. Pendleton,
Kasier. and is fixed by the changes
of the moon. The longest year wns , txt x n ITTMfl rnT n
corresponils with 111 solar years. The
leap years, arranged to make tin
the work of the creation.
On the lower Kast Side there Is I
! scarcely a hall to be found which will
I not be occupied for religious pur-1
1 poses during tho holidays. The thea
I lei-s are all converted Into syna
I gogues, actors turn cantors, and some
1 lodges are even forced to hold servl
, ces In tho rear of saloons. During
.1,.. I...., ...... .in.. fi,.,.i ..,t r,-,,iit
Inn mm iti uujo vtiiiui nnu vj, .,,.. .
streets have becotno more and more
Impassable as the holidays approach, i
I Clothiers In particular have reaped a
harvest
Fearful Odds Against Him.
J lled-rldden, alone and destitute.
I Such in brief was tho condition of
an old soldier by name of J. J. Hav
I ens. Versailles. O. For years lie
I was troubled with kidney dlseaso nnd
I neither doctors nor medlcInoB gave
him relief. At length ho tried Klec
1 trie Bitters. It put him on his feot
1 In short order and now bo testifies:
' "I'm on tho road to coinplotu recov
j ery " Best on earth for liver and
kidney troubles ami all forms of
) stomach and bowel complaints. On
I ly GOc. Guaranteed by Tallnian &
1 Co., druggists.
CRANE LIFTS 60 TONS.
Mechanical Wonder Now In
Opera.
tlon at St, Louis,
The most massive machine ever
seen at work In any exposition may
now lie yiowed at the World's Fair 1
grounds in St. I.ouIh. In tho Machln-l
, ery I'alace is a Nlles crano, used lor
' Installing the heavy machinery. Tins ,
aim can lift a wclent of (X) tons mid .
move It to any part of the great 1, 200-
foot structure with as much ease
and precision as u man can pluco 1111
article weighing 10 pounds. The
crunu runs tho entire length of the
building on two steel rails 70 feet
apart, and spans the central nave of
the great structure.
Kloctrlclty is tho motive power A
matt perched In a cage at a dizzy
I height sits In a chair and controls
every move of the ponderous crane,
I Workmen attach tho objects to tho
great hook suspended to mighty steel
who cables, A signal Is given, a lev
er is turned with a sound as of a
mighty insect confined, tho crunu lifts
I Its burdou and moves to the proper
place and deiioslts Its load without
noise or confusion.
I'enilletou people ,aro loyal '.o Pen
(lloton'8 business enterprises. That
Is the reason tho Hoss Ice & Cold 1
C......n l.n.,A l.n.l ... ..... A., '
two wagons and then can scarcely
bundle the trade. Glvo us your or
ders and wo will taUo care of It If
wo have to put on four times two
wagons, 'Phoue Alalu 1881.
I
OREGON
SH OUTLINE
amb Union Pacific
1 Two Trains to tho East Daily
' Thmugh Pullman standard and Tourist sleep
1 lug cars dally to Omaha, Chicago; tourl.il
, ilecptng car aally to Kamas City; throngs
Pullman tourist sleeping cars personally con
ducted) weekly to UhUago, Kama, city, re-
DitrinT TI1110 Schedule! AHnivr
roi From 1'oiulloton raoM
Fortland Portland Special No. I The Kail
8:10 a m HrflO a m,
Chicago ChlcKO Hpeclal No. '1 l'ortland
SMni SMOpm
Portland Mall and Eiprrii No.S The Km
l:.)m 1U5 an
The Eat Mall and K-'pren N0.6 1'orllnrO
IffOin 1 :45 a m
(l'endleton l'aieiiger fpokant
No, 7 S:pa
Hrokane 8pokn 1'asienger
Ml5 s in No. 8
rondlcton Dranch , m K ..
j Mlied Train No. 41
1
c Walls Walla llranch
Ocean and River Schedule.
FROM PORTLAND.
All tailing datei sub
1 Ject to change.
For Ban Francfico
I Hall every a dayi.
g rut) p. m.
41O p. m.
"Dairy"
eacept I
Sunday
8:00 p.m.
Saturday
10:00 p 111.,
Columbia River ip,,
10 Astoria ana v ay 1 runna)
i.anuiiigi.
I
Wllliuncttii Klvor.
:!r,OI,IIMRIA RIVRB
,
! R fiTT.Rf. AT)
I RillLuUliU
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
TIM1C CAItl)
Arrive at Pendleton Monday, Wednes
day and Friday, 1.45 p. m. Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, 1 1.45
a, m.
Leave Pendleton, 7 p. m.
Leave Walla Willi dally.east bound. 11 :uo p ill
Arrive Walla Walla dally, cit bound, 10;U a. 111
For Information reKardliiK rates and accom
modation, call on oraddreni
W, A DAMN, Auenl
Pendleton, Oregon
S. II CAI.Iil'.RIIKAl), II. 1. A.,
Walla Walla, WaihliiKtou.
RUNS
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Elegant Dining Cars,
Tourist Sleeping Cars.
rur. PAUL
MINNEAPOIjIr
DULUTH
FARGO
TOJ t GRAND l'ORIO
WJNNKPKU
HKIjTCNA and
InUTTE,
THROUGH TICKETS TO
OHIOAGO
WASHINGTON?
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK!
IIOHTON
and all poiuU East ami Mouth
rbronKh ticket! to Japan and China, vli
Tacoina and Nortbern Pacific Hteamiblp C
and American line.
TIMK SCHBDULK.
Tralni leare Pendleton dally except SauUt
at 7M p. m.
Kor farther Information, time cardi, map
. and tioaeu.cailou or write n. auni, rea
1 dletou.nreKOD, or A V. (IIIAKLTON,
Third and Morrltou Stf Portland. Or.
MEN AND WOMEN.
Dh Hl it tar uoaataral
diacharKMtlliuamuiaUoDa,
Irritatloua or uttrtloit4
u,l u lUletua, OL m V e o u uttm u,.u , ,
1 ....... i'ainifiBS. ana col aura
lTHtEiCHtMici'Co. l-oinou.
or eeut la plsla vnn.
M.O0, or Lottlm. l:.I5.
Circular "cut eu jwjvwet.
1 mmtm
I Irrr
The Hotel l'endleton lias just
been refitted and refurnished
throughout. Phone and fire
alarm connections with all rooms.
Baths in suites and single rooms.
Headquarters for Trnvollng Hen
Commodious Samplo Rooms,
Rates $2 & $2,50
Special rates by week or month
Excellent Utilslue.
Prompt Dlnlngroouv service.
Bar and billiard rooai in connootioa
Only Three Blocks from Depot
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
Comer Court ami .lohnxon Hlreeti,
IViulloton, Oregon.
IYI. F. Kolly, Proprlotor.
HEATED liY STEAM
LIGHTED BY ELECTIIICITY
Aiiuirli'iui IM1111, niii'H yft to'J.OO
tier ilitr.
Kiii-iiptmii IM1111, fiOo, ITm, 11.00.
Mpeclnl riito-i l,y week ur month.
Free 'bus meets all trains
Commercial trade solicited
Pine sample room
Special Attention Given Country Trad
HOTEL
ST. GEORGE
CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS.
GEO. DAHVEAU, Prop.
Elegantly Furnished
Steam Heated
liuropeau Mian.
Illock and a halt from depot.
Sample room In connection.
ROOM RATE
50c, 75o, $1.00
THE PORTLAND
PORTLAND. OREGON
Ameilcan I'lan, fj )icr day and upwaid
Ifcadquaitcra for lourUta ami couitnerdal nat
tier. Hpecial rate made to rainlllca audalniU
gentlemen. The luananetueut will be bleaacd
at all timet to .how roouit and give uricea. A
modern TurLi.h balheitabliihiueiitin the botal.
If, C. UOWKKB, Manaaci,
t Conrad Platzoeder f
All kinds of Fresh
Meats always on
liand. Fine Bacon,
Hams and Sausage.
I Prices as low as the lowest