East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 13, 1904, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY BAST OREGOSIAN, PENDLETON. ORBQMT. TCI!8DAT, nErEMBER 1S 1M . 1 PACK NINK. !AMONG THE EXCHANGES BUSINESS CARDS, SOCIETIES PROFESSIONS AND TRADES !0F THE 11NJLAJND EMPIRE I " ,.,on. one 01 m l! ! .. .-...utile Co.. returned fci""" 7. , business trip ",. -i.e fmm fTck ran f ,Hrne county. f .,( change no. r V ' on during the past year. active dle-glnf d,tChe .(, the Calamity ... ITa. MnArti E ' i ii off a(ttrusn ana i tt. of the valley has been con. !j into fine aiw u .130 -- " ".. . L, slvkare look- n stair" .... ' . .. . i-t.. of ioa wna ana fooa. v . bought for nun of gi-od wild and KAiiarht far , and grl c ,r "ood- ..). art IB"1 " 1 .,n reports being offered "'fLl. nd 121 for 2- but defined to sell as . a.... .Wil til winter rKr.nd rK,, that he w... w ur'u- ... ... .... L-ihpr has been very ... La snd the creeks are rrosen F nan on horseback need not L far bridges to cross on. but can J M The coldest weather he Lntered was on Monday night at I . .k.ArAr rpcfsterlne: IO. ue inc.... . I., feiov rero. Monument Enter- Faye Acquitted. , faye. accused of murder In tint degree for alleged burning xT Th'.? ?" by Ch"' Swe- Tn not . k.. - nleht n MH,UW auring the - . ""w.-Aicview. Water at Tipton. A special 'ohnn. - . " " 'ge company and the Goss Llverr at.Ki. :T. . of water in the well about 300 feet from the depot. At thi. ... " J i, .. - , - "iiiuig mere s U feet of water In the well which .- surncient force to sup ply the entire town. ine lack of nvui . . . ..v.. a . oeen " IT m lilt II Til AMO 1- n . 1. , ., . -----ui ine new town of Tipton. Kow that ni h.. k found there la i J t r.erTA.ed that "-volr will be m.i ""L,waler P'PM through the little city. Baker niv rv. . Two Scabbjr Bands. Stock Inspector Tn-in - - ... y from lnsnfHt.ntr k Cottonwood oountrv. w flndli.fr but two hanrii t,.. ..ii were ai fected with iw-ab in ihr , . . tv mil unu ny were mmH.iatai K.HiTlrgton hotel, when Lawr-i ,nf' ere Immediately dippe L iw-nity perished, two momns a,,k treeic yesterday on the acquitted on tne cnaijc ui, - - - . ounty Enter- ... after midnight last : 1 ,""r- mile the trial was in progress ' substitution i la a oraerru nn-- - . : cturge of arson insieaa or f.H Hrlng $2.80 Ier Hu.Mlre,!. E. C. Cochran and Thomas H-.ntt I1"- . ... f " buncn ot 0 fat cows to John t etM is one of the most re- j Kinsman of Heppner. They left with J-Uble In the annals of Big Bend the stock for Heppner Monday We tiul history- Faye was proprie-; understand the cows brought fun rfU hotel at Harrington. Tne per 100. Monument Enterprise. It .ilfX-,.. I IMIAS ritO;KESS. (Continued from page 8.) Cat the Can ted compare the quality of Economy Brand Evaporated Cream lm m of it Nt the difference. See how I I "d appetizing our , B. owir.g to Its consistence, which '"J" nutter fat equally i -ito. in contrast with P and thin tmita- allow the but- i I" at to rise and form "aptly clods. if Best Beer i"! fo dealra. , to your hotn ' , tt lor OLTMPIA. A'NOLTE ' 1 LI a I Good 1 WWood I casb. desire of many Indians to ri, .i j -depend upon their own exertions for t SUIimirf mni'n.i K a.. . ... rt .... ... A.ia. iic maae or tne annual migration of hundreds of nl- dlans men. women and children to the hop and sugar beet fields In Ore gon and Washington during the har vest season, where they work pick ing hops and gathering the beet crop from the white farmers, while others worn at the sawmills and canneries. Many of the Indians of the San Carlos, Fort Apache and Mescalero reservations seek and find employ ment on rullroud work In the vicinity of the reservations. During the fis cal year 1903 over 300 Navaho In diana were employed off the reserva tion, principally with the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad company, and earn ed an average wage or 11.10 per day. The agent reported In 190J that the earnings of the N'uvajos on railroad work outside the reservation amount ed to $70,155. They are good work ers and are sought by the sugar beet farmers in Colorado, where many of them have been (with the approval of the department) profitably employed. . During the calendar year 1903, the sum of $194,000 was authorized by the department to be expended by the agenta and superintendents In charge of the Sioux re&eryallons alone. In employing Indians In lieu of rations. This policy has passed beyond the experimental stuge. The Indians are beginning to understand that the Idle and shiftless must suffer; that the government will employ, or find em ployment for all who who will work, and that only the sick and physically disabled will be fed and cared for without work. Financial. The amount appropriated by the Indian appropriation act for the fis cal year ending June 10, 1905, is $9.- 86I.40.,5. For the fiscal year ended June 0, 1904. the sum of $8,621,306 7 was appropriated, as given In previous report. Education. Indian schools In th mimhr 251 were In operation durlnr the fls cal year 1904, as against 257 in 1903. Of these, 25 were non-reservation boarding schools (one less than last year, on account nf ennanllilaf Inn nf Riverside and . Perris schools); 90 reservation boarding schools (one leas than last year. Ora school, on Crow Creek reservation. 8. D.. belna- aban doned, and Otoe school. Oklahoma, destroyed bv fln. anA Jloarllla achnnl on the Jlcarilla Apache reservation, N. M., was established), and 13$ day schools (two less than last year), with total enrollment In all government schools ot 26.2JS dudIIs. and an aver age attendance of 20,404. against a total enrollment of 24,357 pupils and an average attendance of 20,871 In 1903, or an increased average attend ance In 1904, of 628 pupils. In addition to those In government schools there was an average attend ance of 1700 In mission boarding and day schools, the Normal and Agricul tural Institute at Hampton, Va.. and In public schools, against an average attendance of S50 In 1903, an in crease Of 194. 1 1 lai CizufZkk "V. wr' v. the of Land Scrip for Sale. title to timbered or agricultural land tor sai at lowest market prices. H- M. Hamilton. Ths Portland. Port land. Or. ture to rent until May 1. tnrether with about 30 tons of barley hay. Inquire of or address Carnes Bros., Pilot Rock. Dr. Heritage, one of the ablest sing ers of the United States, will give a aong recital at ths Thompson strest sf. E. church, Tuesday, svenlng, De cember It, under the auspices of tne Epworih League. Admission 60c. VOl-R CHRISTMAS SHIRT ft will be your cleanest shirt, your whtlest shirt, your most comfortable shirt, If we have done Its laundering. Proud boast, but one backed up by practice, skill, experience, facilities and willingness. Why should we fear to endorse our own work when a many others say the same thing T Christmas orders early, please. Robinson's Domestic Laundry. DOMESTIC LAUNDRY. HM4MHHHMMtHHIItIMHt'IHIIMMW ' ;oY"""'T 1 '' ' YOUR ORDER TODAY Is what w are after. are hers to nleasa you. take pains to pleas and ,w ' will pleas you, whatever you may want In the wax of meats, poultry and all sis you expect to find In a well appointed . butcher shop. Meats fresh, sweet and ten der, rule the roost with us. which you will know when you have once .tried our service. , HOCSER'S MEAT MARKET , Alta Street, near Main. W w PERRY HOUSER 4ylmIIIMMtMHII4MI ....FOR THE HOLIDAYS.... I STATUARY Busts, Plactnies and Pedestals Fine Imported Steins Vases and Jardineries in Lonels and Wellerware Brock & McComas Company DRUGGISTS I PHYSICIANS. OR. R. R. RINGO. PHYSICIAH AND 8UR. teoil. Room . Savlniin Bank bulMlng. dr. w. o. coi.b, orricn in junn building. Office onrs, 10 to 13 a. m ; io-V V. '" iwepnoness uaic nam I.Hil: residence mala 1381. bits. SMITH RINOO, OKFICH OVKR the l'enilleton 8Tlnc tMnk. Telephone II. 8. OAHFIKI.n, M. p.. IIOMROI'ATMIO niursH'iaD ana surgeun. Offlrs In Jmld bull.lln. Telephones: Office, black 1411: resilience, black it. DR. D. J. MTAI'U JI'DD Iir.Ot'K. TRLB phone main 081 : residence black I at. DR. T. M. HRNDHUSON, PHYSICIAN ami aiirinnin nrfloa In fi..inn. i.ni. liull.llnir. room 1. Office 'phon. mala Mil: residence red 122S. 1H. LYNN K. Iir.AKKSI.RR. CHRONIC and nerTous dlrara and diseases of women. Jndd bullillns. corner ilaln and Court streets Office 'phone main 721 i residence, red 11B8. X Hay Therapeutics. Miss Hapgrood tells how she was cured ot fallopian and Ovarian Inflammation and escaped an awful operation by usimr Lydia E PinHum's Vegetable impound. with the ovaries, indlcVy dll Tn- M W' Indication of trouble neglect "Prauon,withaUiU terrors, may easily result from failed to do me any good. My menses did not aS in thi? 2 I suffered much pain. I would daily We faintintr cnplla hoaiY.n v i i. . . . o i-. "...tuuvut, uauiuu;ije aim bearing dow-n pain, and was so weak that it was hard for me to do my work. "I used your medicine and treatment as directed, and after taking three bottles of Lydia E.Piiikham'g Vegetable Com pound, menses appeared, my womb trou bles left me, and I have been regular ever since. I used fourteen bottles of Lydia E. Flnkham's Vegetable vumpouna ana wood .Purifier tnfiifithfir. a- nut aav r AUOIASICU IAJ perfect health. Had it not been for btjii i . juu,iuuiunaveoeeiiin my grave. a. I always recommend your wonderful remedies, and hopl that these few hnes may lead others who suffer as I did to try your remedies."-MRs. T. C. Willadsen, R. R. Na 1, Wanning, Iowa. Such unquestionable testimony proves the power of Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound over diseases ofwomen. ?le.n sho"ld remeniber that tliey are privileged to consult Mrs. PiiUduuu at Ljiin, 11m, about their Uineu, entirely toS, DR. LENA ALLEN 1I0ONR, OSTROI'ATH ltc.ltince. Tuomnson itrwr. hutwMn Court snd Water streets. 'Phone blsck 1024. Nervous diseases a specialty. MRS. M. N. SAWTRLLB, COUNTY MAN. a Her of the Northwest Vlavl Co., 620 Cosble street, Pendleton, Oregon. VETERINAIY SURGEONS. VETERINARY 81IROEON DR. D. C. MrNabb. Office at Tallman's drug store. DR. T. J. LLOYD, ORADUATB OP THR Grand Rnplds Veterinary Colleire of Grand llsplds, Mich. All ailments of do mestic snlmats sclentlftcslly treated. Specialty of dentistry, speylng and csstra tlon or rtdKlIng horses. Office at Brock 4 McComas drug store. DENTISTS. ATTORNEYS. BEAN PERRY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. p.! .I1. V1" hardware store, Peudl.ton, Oregon. JMn?. l"aB' LAW OKPICB IN JUDO oullillng. I1AILEY A LOWRI.L. ATTORNEYS Al law. Office n pnp,!, tock. BALI.KRAV a McCOURT, LAWYERS, As sociation building. CARTER RALEY, ATTORNEYS AJ law, ortlcs Id Havings Hank building. WINTER COLLIER, LAWYERS OP. flee, rooms T sad 8, Aa.ocl.tlon building. STILLMAN PIERCH, ATTORNEYS At law. Mr. Ktlllmsn hna been admitted to practice In linltwl Htatea patent o. flcca, and makes a apeclalty of patent law. Rooms 10, 11, 12 and 13. Association FRATERNAL- ORDERS. " P- ; EI K8' PENDLETON I.ODOB, .1,1 2' -S"- a r'I' meetings flrat and) third Thursdays of each month. All brothers visiting In ths city most eordl J ly Invited to attend. Hall In Lai low block, Court street Thomas Fits Gerald. IS. R.: C. EL Bean, secretary. PERnl.ETON LO DOB NO 5?, A. . 4 A. M, mertiths first and third Mondan ol sst'lt month. All vl.ltlng brethren are Inritad LIVERX AND FEED STABLES. DEPOT STABLE, COTTONWOOD 8TRRR1 'Phon. mA IRSt I I a . a . .. j. imi ana bbiw stable. Horses boncht and anld Oiwf rigs at reasonable prices. Stock boarded) T hWMk " mm,tl- "'"It "Pi day ot . 77 iinTw an an mgnc service, atewart 4 Lindsay, proprietors. CITY LIVERY 8TABLB, ALTA STREET; Csrney AKennedy, Props. Livery, feedl snd sales stsble. Good rigs at all times. ( no line In connection. "Phone main 701. DR. M. 8. KERN, DENTAL SURGEON. Offlre, room IS Judd building. 'Phone black 1201. E. A. VA1II1HAN, DENTIST, OPPICB IN juua punning. 1'none rea Mil. BANKS AND BROKERS. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OP ATHBNA, Oregon. Capital, l.iO.OOO; surplus snd profits, J12.MI0.00. Interest on time de pofilta. Denis In foreign and domestic ex change. Collections promptly attended to. Henry C. Adams, president ; T. J. Kirk, vice-president : F. 8. LeGrow, cashier; I. M. Kemp, asalstant cashier. THE FARMERS' BANK OP WESTON, Weston, Oregon. Does a general bank Ing business. Exchange bought snd sold, collections promptly sttended to. R. Jame son, president : Gporge W. Proebstel, vice president: J. R. Kllgore, cashier; directors G. A. Itartman, M. M. Jones, T. J. Price. G. D. draw, J. P. Kilgora, Robert Jame son, G. W. Proebstel. THE PENDLETON SAVINGS BANK, Pendleton. Oregon. Organised March 1, 1KWI; cRVllnl, tloo.ono; surplus, $75.000 ; Interest allowed on all time deposits. Ex change bought and sold on all principal points. Special attention given to collec tions. W. J. Furnish, president: J. N. Tenl. vice-president: T. J. Morris, cashier; J. w. Moloney, assistant cashier. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OK PENDLW ton. Cnpital. surplus and undivided profits. f'JOO.OOO. Transacts a gen eral banking business. Exchange bought nnd sold on all parts of the world, in terest nnid on time deposits. Mattes collections on reasonable terms. Levi An- kney. president : W, F. Matlock, vice-presi dent ; G, M. Rice, cashier; George nart man. Jr.. assistant rashtrr. MISCELLANEOUS. TUB MEN'S RESORT. CLEANING AND pressing parlor. Ladles' and men's work given careful attention. Despsls lOSl' Court street, Telephons mala PENDLETON STEAM DYB WORKS-7SW Cottonwood street. Clesnlng, dr.lng and repairing. Goods railed for and de livered. 'Phone rnsln 1001. WANTED ADVERTISERS TO MAKB use of thess classified columns. If yos have something you have no use for, offer to trade It for something that some other body may bavs and have no uas for, some thing thst you may need In your business. Yon may have an extra borsa thst yoe msy wish to trade for a cow or a vehicle, 8omebody msy bavs ths cow snd vehicle and want the horse. 1ft or 20c want ad will probably do ths business. 8UIIRCItlHEItS TO MAGAZINES, IP YOTI want to snnscrine to magnilnea or news papers In the United Slatea or Enron. remit by postal note, chuck or send to the uiir.uiimiA tne ner publisher's price of the publication yon desire, snd we will have It sent you and assume all the risk i f the money being lost In the malls. It will save yon both trouble snd risk. If von sra s subscriber to th. KANT onnu GONIAN In remitting you ran deduct 10" per cent from the publisher's nrlre, An dreas EAST OREOONIAN PUB. CO., Pen dleton, Oregon. ARCHITECTS ANT" BUILDERS. MORRIS A Dl'NLAP, CONTRACTORS AND builders. Estimate, given on short notice. Leave orders st office of Oray. Harbor Lumber Company. C. B. TROIITMAN. ARCHITECT AND Superintendent, room 12 Judd block, Pendleton, Oregon. T. P. HOWARD, ARCHITECT AND Su perintendent. Makes complete and re liable plans for buildings In ths city or country. Room 17 Judd building. P. B. VAN DHSEN 4 CO., CONTRACTORS and builders; brick, .tone snd cement work ; sddress Box 4ftB, Pendleton. SHREK 4 COLE, CONTRACTORS AND builders. F.stlmstes fnrnshed on short notice. Job work a sneclslty. Prompt service. Shop on Bluff street, nesr Msln. D. A. MAY, CONTRACTOR AND BUILTV er. Estimates furnished on sll kinds of masonry, cement wslks, stone wslls, etc. Leave orders at East Oregonlan of fice. T. M. KELLER, PLASTERING AND CB- mentlng. cement waits a specialty. Ratlmatea furnished free. Work guaran teed. Leave orders st Badley 4 Zetaner's cigsr store. Main street,, r. u. box tut. P. A. SWINGLE. ARCHITECT AND Su perintendent. Plsns and specifications furnished for city and count work. La Dow DIOCB. FOR 8 A LB AT TUB EA8T ORRGONIAN office large bundles of nawananara.- con taining over 100 big naners. can ba obtain. ed for 2ft cents a bundle. : Rock Spring Coal : In any quantity desired. Z.t us supply you with wood. Best solid wood furnished at right prices. Prom.t delivery. Large and small orders solicited. Office at Pendleton Cold Storage Co. Henry Kopittke (Dutch Henry.) , 'Phone Main 1711. BOARDING AND LODGING. THB ALTA ROUSB, OR THB WORKING peoples Hotel, corner ' Alta ana Hill streets PI rat-class accommodations I rea- sonsbs rates: elean beds, nest rooi feed yard la connection. 8. C. Bltnsr, Proprietor. ' ATHBNA HOTEL, LEADING HOTEL IN ths city, 11.00 to 11.60 per day. H. P. Hlllea, proprietor. HELIX HOTEL UNDBB NEW MANAGE- lent. Good Beats and elean beds. If von corns ones von will keen s-eomlns. Only white help employed. Especial at tention given to commercial travelers, nr. and Mrs. J. P. Marin, proprietors. INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS HARTMAM ABSTRACT CO. MAKES rellsMs abstracts of title to all lands In Umstllla county. Loans on city and fsrsa property. Roys and sells all kinds of real estate. Doss a general brokerage Business, rsys tsxes ana msses inrest ents for son-residents. Befsrsnesa any bank la Pendleton. O, A. HARTMAN, Pres. O. A. HARTMAN, JR., Vice-Pres. UMATILLA COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. ward find flood On the tltla Ws will msks yon sn sreursis wiran os -a reasonabls charge. Consult as when In . . -a I'm a ll II. Ahatrset Co., office in Bevlngs Bank building. M. BENTLET REPRESENTS THE ...... HM Miuhla fir. and arrl- A..1 incni-anr eomDsnles. Office with Hsrtmsn Abstract Co. Ahrays slsasenker the) Full ..see axanve Krcmj jiuuaob rssgCoUisiOneDey, Cr$1a 2 Days " CM sCeU bbObs Day, J?rVf , iia JOHN HAILEY, JR., U. S. LAND COM mlaaloaar. SDerlaltV BSdS Of Isnd fil ings and eroof. Insurance and eollactlons. Offlc In Judd bnlldlng. mom Id. KRCOXD-IIAND DEALERS. V. 8TR0BLB, DEALER IN SECOND hsad goods. If there Is anything yon seed Is new snd second band furniture. stoves, grsaltewsre snd crockery, call and get his price. Me. 212 Court street. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST Bear this In mind when you need poultry and stock supplies and ask for ths International Poultry and Stock rood. Use Kow Kure for your cow trou bles. C. F.Coles wot-thy 117-llt Bast Alt ft. Afeni for Lee's Lie Killer. CHEDULI OP PlDlTON-UKIAH Stage Line Dally trips between Psndletea . aaa Uklsh, except Sunday. Stage leaves Pea diet oa at 7 a m., arrives st Dklah at fl p. m. Return sure leaves Uklah at S a. Pendleton to Uklah, IS; roued trip. Peudl.ton to Alba, II. 70; rousa trn PaaaIIaai An BiaATA. S3 I SODad trlS. pnditnM tn Nva. il.ftO: roosd trip. 12.00. Peodlstoa to Pilot Beck, 111 round trip. 91.60. Office at Bract 4 MeCemas' Drug Store. ism Ws 5n(al-.Pfi;si3 Capsules A POBITIVK CURE Wot In flsunaiaUM m 04rr Of tb BUaldar ud lleMt XltliMys. Mo oaro o vy. OurM qnlolUr m4 mntv luBttf lbs) won ot arrlio Mtf 4il4v W ntitfr of bow loaf .luod' Inf. AbMlaUlv .unulMi. ld by dratto. srio I' M, pt bT totULpootjisi, 19. Lt.alFOMTAiM OWQ Sold bf F. W. 8chraldt A Co. . flitrMlasl I baM I MnetsM. Pnvcau CswUcli, MEN AND WOMEI. (In Bit fr onnsttanl ttjsharslaoavmBi.tiousv ItriUtiuna or uinUuiul of Discoae nMBurarMW. VimcmiATi-O. niuags.