GHT PAGEeV
I M. OMOM, SATTRDAT, DECEMBER 1, lwt,
PASS SRVEJS,.
AMONG THU EXCHANGES:
USINESS CARDS, SOCIETIES
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES
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A.C.RUBY&CO.
,...nrlo Whrary at Boise. '
of the Carnegie library
Jkl " the cond -
,(, .,11.,i account! for the
uoo .. , 5noo were audited
. tnf u"""" ... .
,Wri pay' ,. , to Mr. Carnegie
sol u ..... Th. fourth and lat
. .rnn frnm Mr. Camegte
' k.., called for in another
irill Proi." a..., will coat t2B.-
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two . in w tair An from the
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a"'1'"' a irooHv two vaara'
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Tn. Intention of the board t.
41 " i n complete ready for
hVe . ii i UnnW flW BUh
iiTof the Interior furnishings -has
rbwn secured and the Ingenuity
1 . .... mw he taxed to raise
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n.tu fnnirai flew
Miner Shot at Halley.
Th, afternoon John Wester dahl, a
. o. ihnt and dangerously
jinn miner. - . -
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wasterdahl s cnances ior recovery tri
utctrtaln. He nas two cmiurau
Bjlley lnaepenuein.
Siimk Tlilfves t Moscow.
Friday and Saturday of laet week
hulfleu men OI HUH jjmue weic gi
. l.. ., 1. . Uln..A. V. .. n-l i
round their mores, r riaay evening
ravid ft Kly IOfll a auii OI ojULiiaa.
Saturday a truer wai caugnr Dy une oi
Gwnre ureiKm"" e cici rb uianina
IWIT Wlin a JJTCIWWh IBI1IIDI
maing nt Motter, w neeier s uo. i
lore purcnanfu 9iu wurui ui iiuin,
TO M AKE IT POPULAR.
JuwUnl Time Scut by Cable Around
Hie World From Washington.
Washington, D. C, Dec. 31. Fol
lowing the experiment of last year the
ura obwrvatory will tonurnt .send
line alirnals of the new year around
ih world. Four different diRDatches
v be Hent. one at midnlsrht and
ether at 1. 2 and 3 o'clock. Last
w tne signals traversed about 300.-
m ml es of wire and were heard In
Alaska, Patianm, Valparaiso, Hono
lulu. Guam and Manila.
This ypar It i the intention to trans
mit the signals literally around the
rotlil. which will be possible by the
N'operatlon of the telegraph and
able companies. i
ilrmiKlit Home for Trial. .
Umlon, Dec. 81. James Wallace.
koli wanted in Marquette. Mich., for
l alleged theft of stock certificates
J the vulue of 130.000. sails for New
lots today in the custody of Sheriff
Pttiglase to Muiquette. ,.
The Kidneys Are
Weakened bj Over-Work.
JtikalUiy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
used to be considered that onlv
loaarywid bluddcr troubles were to be
traced to the kidneys,
Dut now I, modern
I science proves that
' nearly all diseases
have their beginning
in the disorder of
.these moat iuiportaut
org-ina.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood
tlmt ia ttmir u.r.-lr
forefore. when vour kidnevnare weAk
of order, you can understand how
ekly your entire body is affected and
lUVertrv Orvall mimmim tn fail In dn its
"
I TOU IK ir.k m fl tw.,11. " tv.nii.
jikiag the great kidney remedy, Dr.
ulaw'i Swamp-Root, because as soon
" J" kidneys are well they will help
" Iks other organs to health. A trial
iT doctoring your kidneys.
,miMtnd the extraordinary effect of
-..urUVL i-iic gran
remedy, i9 goon realized. It
ux miFUest for its wonderful cures
r moat dintressiiig cases, and is sold
L ""nu Dy all
triitit, Cd..
""."le-dollar size
2 Von may
rLN VY- " 1 y mistake,
JSmL e name, Swamp-Root
ajlner', Swa m d-R not .nH ti.. .A.
'".Singbamtou, N. Y on every bottle-
to
TJ8 FILL YOUR
BlW WITH
ock Sprii
nng Coal
most economical fuel.
with you lor your
,'upp,5r- w a-
01 the city.
, Laatz Bros.
candlea, toys and other Chrietma.
gooda and depoelted them In hla
wagon, standing within less than a
block of the store, and while at the
postofflce some miscreant appropriat
ed hla entire purchase.
The officials aay It la the result of
the ball and chain put In effect re
cently at Lewlaton which has had the
effect of giving this place some of
Lewlaton surplus population. Mos
cow iimea-uemocrat.
Smelter Proponed at Werner.
Prom a reliable source It is learned
that negotiations are now under way
between a strong Oregon corporation
and the owner of . the abandoned
smelter a few miles from Welser f6r
tne purchase of. the smelter. If It la
acquired ny the would-be purchasers.
It will be used to smelt the oopper ores
of the Seven Devils and the gold ores
oi tne Bauer district.
Agent Leman Is now In the East for
the purpose of closing the deal. The
atnelter has a capacity of 100 tons per
day, which can be increased at any
tlm,e. It la one of the most, thorough
ly equipped plants in the West.
Welser Signal.
Gilliam County Circle Hunt.
There 1a to be a hunt on Saturday,
December 81 at Locust, sides to be
chosen and points to be made, the
losing aide to pay for an oyster sup.
per to be given at the school houBO,
While they watch the old year out and
the new year In. Meet at the school
house Saturday noon, where sides and
captains will be chosen. Arlington
Record.
Porker WcIrIu 600 Pounds.
Link Swaggart, the celebrated pork
producer of Lamar Qulch, was In town
Monday with a "gentleman hog"
weighing 600 pounds. He (the hog)
attracted universal admiration be
cause of his extreme obesity. He is a
registeded animal, Poland China
breed. Weston Leader.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel St. George.
R. N. Adams, city.
C. E. Kuy, Chicago.
.Louis Proebstel, Weston.
W. N. Maxwell, Portland.
George Van Dran, city.
S. E. Starr, Helix.
A. P. Garner.
Charles Copeland.
E. E, Swertzer.
L. B. Greene.
W. W. WatkhiF, Portland.
R. M. Buttle. Newport.
MIhb Lenu Felkers, Wardner.
W. S. Drier, Baker City.
Robert Kennedy, Portland.
E. JohnBon, Caldwell. .
A. E. Finch, South Bend.
James Mutch, Portland. . ,
R. F. Brewden, Chicago.
A. K. Fuller and wife. Lexington.
George W. Harris, Portland.
D. L. Bowen, Heppner.
j Hotel Bickers. ..
Louis Hognn, city .
F. E. Sherman, city.
John P. McManus. Pilot Rock.
Mrs. Lenu Anderson, Chicago.
J. M. Hemphill, Pilot Rock.
Hazel Lawrence. Pilot Rock.
D. N. Weyant, Portland.
Laura Turner, Tekoa.
Mary Goodnight. Tekoa.
A. J. Adams, Morrow.
G. J. McEvary, Starbuck.
F. J. Allison, Starbuek.
CI. D, Rinker, Btarbuck.
William J. Moore. Spokane.
8. C. Hill, St. Louis.
J, D. Gregorle, Adams.
8. B. Wells, Echo.
Fred Farley, Adams.
Z. W. Lockwood. Helix.
A. R. Love, Walla Walla.
Fred Hugglst. Walla Walla.
G. H. Frost, Lewiston.
Mrs. T. C. Meslorlng. Seattle.
The Pendleton.
H. M. Steol, Portland.
Frank H. Hood, Detroit
C. J. Freese, Review.
J. A. McLean, Welser.
G. H. Black, Lewiston.
W. R. Blohop, Lewiston.
F. W. Walte, San Francisco.
W. D. Officer, John Day.
Vol Officer. John Day.
Clara Tabor, Endlcott.
Frank Wleden, Portland.
G. 8. Youngman, Portland.
Faye MoClary, Salem.
Ned K. talllesple, Sing Sing.
W. H. Dlndlnger, city.
N. 8. Gillette, Chicago.
C. 8. Goldsmith, San Franolsco. '
George Btrachan, New York.
Louis A. Ambes, St. Louis.
H. W. Aldls, St. Louis.
R. Scott, Milwaukee.
F. D. LeGraw, Athena.
H. W. Cameron, Spokane.
Andy Nylander, Portland.
E. Brngdon. Portland.
John Skogland, Portland.
; C. Ades, Spokane.
m: H. McWllllams, Howard.
H. M. Holt, Portland.
. George D. Craw, city.
L. P. Prlnger. St. Louis.
G. W. Rlnkman, Allcel.
C. L. Andrews, Eagle.
J. C. Llndsey, Portlnnd.
O. Rosensteln, Chicago.
F. C. Patterson, Fossil.
s ttvlstAtlMl HoT86.
llVra mart down th BtTet,
nnmnin th AocuDaiits. or B. hundrea
other ooident, r every uj ;
t rhnnwi every uuuj
u . iiDr.ia Mive bandy and
fhr'. aa good as Bucklen
Arnica Salve. Burns, cuts, sores, ec-
ema and plies disappear quickly on
der its soothing effect, tic at Tan
man 4 Co.'s drug store.
nr.. iho nndlln moth will be
n.,.rf in California br the prop
agation of a parasite imported from
PHYSICIANS.
DR. R. .
5i.n VaST1" ,ov tat r.
DR. D. J. M'FAUTj, JUDD BLOCK, TRLB
phQM mam Ml; Msldenc. kUck 161.
T M- HKNDKRSON, PHTS1CIAN
an surgeon. Office In Savings Bank
bonding, room l. office -phonV main
1411 ! resldeacs red 122S. .
DR. LYNN K. BLAKESLRR. CHRONIC
and nervous diseases and olseuee of
w" uua Dunains. eornar Ualn ami
Conn
streets. Office 'Dhone auln 721 :
residence,
m4 ii .n m. .. '
. " A-nnj iDflrmpenncs.
DR. LRNA ALLEN BOONE, OSTEOPATH
Residence, Thompson street, between
Conrt and Water streets. 'Phone black
102. Nerrona diseases a specialty.
MRS. M. N. 8AWTRLLR, COUNTY MAN-
agar of the Northwest Tlavl Co, 620
yuaoie street, renaieron, uregoa.
VETERTNAIY SURGEONS.
VETERINARY SURGEON DR r. P
McNabb. Office at Tallman'a drof store.
DR. T. J. LLOYD, ORADUATB OF THR
Grand Rapids Veterinary College of
urand Rapids, Mica. All ailments of do
mestic animals scientifically treated.
Specialty ol dentistry, apevtng, and eastra
tlng rldgellng horaea. . of&oe at Brock A
McTomas drug store.
DENTISTS.
DR. M. 8. KERN, DENTAL SURGEON.
Office, room 15 Judd building.
Phone black 1201.
B. A. 1FADGHAN, DENTIST, OFFICE- IN
Judd building. 'Phone red 1411.
BANKS AND BROKERS.
FIIIRT NATIONAL BANK OF ATHENA.
Oregon. Capital. (50,000; surplus and
profits, S12.r00.00. Interest on time de
posits. Desls In foreign and domestic ex
change. Collections promptly attended to.
Henry C. Adams, president; T. J. Kirk,
vice-president; F. S. LeGrow, cashier; I.
M. Kemp, assistant casnier.
THE FARMERS' BANK OF WESTON.
Weston, Oregon. Does a general bank
ing business. Exchange bonght and sold,
collections promptly attended to. R. Jame
son, presiaent; ueorpe n. i-rucwun,
president: J. R. Kllgore, cashier; directors
a A. Hartman, M. M. Jones. T. J. Price.
0 D. Orsw. J. F. Kllgore, Robert Jame
son, G. W. Proebstel.
THE PENDLETON SAVINGS BANK,
IVndleton, Oregon, organised warcn i,
.Don. Cinnnnn. iiirnlnt t7fv000:
Interest allowed on' all time deposits. Ex-
. . An ai nialnelnat
Cnange DOOgni mm Bum uo nu F..
points. Special attention given to collec
tions. W. J. Furnish, president; J. N.
Teal, vice-president: T. J. Morris, cashier;
J. w. Maloney, assistant casMer.
1 vimiaMiT ii i vir nni pkndi.b.
ton. Capital, snrplna and undivided
... mm nnn W.-n mntm ffen-
prorits, en-.uuu. ' u-.rT,
eral banking business. Eichange bought
and sold on an parrs """".;
,o..t nld on time deposits. Makes
collations, reasonable term. Ivl An
dent: O. M. Rice, cashier ; George Hart
man. Jr., assistant romnrr.
ARCinTECTS ANT BUILDERS.
HORSE & DPNLAP, rONTRACTOgS AND
builders. Estimates given on short notiee.
Leave orders at office ol Drays Harbor Lumber
Company.
,niniu inciTITEPT AND
oV,'lnindnt. room 12 Judd block.
Pendleton. Oregon.
- ..r ippniTRCT AND su
perintendent. 'Make, complete and re
n.hi. m.n. for buildings In the city or
country. Room IT Jndd building.
V VAN DI'SEN ft CO.. CONTRACTORS
.Voider.: brick, .tone and cement
work: address Box aoo, rn.-
. Mwna iMn
onr.r.n. "Z-,Z.t,i on .bort
builder., . ;"- : pmmnt
notice.
Job wor. a h- 1 D j - ,
Sbop on Bluff .treet. near Main.
crvlce.
A MAY. CONTRACTOR AND BTJILD.
A- c.rnisiied on all Hods
walls.
W order, at TEST OregonUu. of-
a lira BtchiP
or mosonrri
etc.
flee.
R,Umat furnished ft. Won. : fi;
teed ITeortler.
Main ir.. r. ..
1 . nnrvinF vn HIT-
Block.
BOARDING AND LOWilNG
TfAmm THE WORKINa
root
msMs rst-. g. c.
BltMfi
ieea ymm
Proprietor.
rTHENA HOTEl. LEAD.NO BOWt W
the city, er-v" '
Milieu, proprwiui.
.. . r& d vis MANAQB-
ment. Z7.T ketD .-coming.
- ii.hu county. Loans on
"--"rf. Rnvs and sens '---
Does a general
' X T HARTMAN. JR-. VICS-ma.
CMATILLA C0Sl3:
Don't buy a plejt of P" 1 w,
ward find a t' l&Sct of title at
make Ton an accmjte sMtract (n
. a.nnable Charge. -"""",, .h.,rsrt
f .n sbstract.
M. BENTLET ",,r, and .ccl
nnriarkTTfl 1 M P.
oldest ana . "" of(lc. wio,
den, li-uran --j-
Hinniau
- . ..,rv JH. V. S LAND CO
joh .Wiolty made of isno -
mlssloner. ,s" Vl . and collectlooa
Inn and proof. . '"""rnL. ,
iVf fie. Ill T"J -""" ,
SECOND-HAND DEALI,
" : ... . . im shcopii
V. STROBLK. Y,,, I. Mytblns o
hand goods. M "ar.., fnrnltsre.
nera d crockery, cat
" ?iteWs?I' 412 Court .tree.
la new cU ana
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
thfrS' L?111" sieetlags first and
broth. uT tC'l
woe, conrt "wet. Thorn., rits O.rald.
'SISKI2K. "!. , T- A. M.
IilYERY AND FEED STABLES.
stawl rim3aI Unrj. feed and sale
rto at SsiV ,ol!- o
hj wert.t "r' 8twk hoarded
.or m,n,h- Ring in, du .
C!c7reVEBJ 8LABLK- ALTA STREET,
-A AKennedy, Props. LlTerr. feed
-an line la connection. 'Phone mala T01
MISCELLANEOUS.
JLKNS RESORT. CLEANINU AND
.P.i' prlor' . Lall' and awn's
Zt tT carefnl attention. Daspaln
1581 11 "" 'apnonViaaln
?E S1?-4 HOTEL WILL gQUIPPKO AND
' td raonlng order. Good trade, win
Apply to Chung Kes, Umatilla,
Oregon .
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
HOUSES
Wanted One hundred head of un
broke horaea I am located for the
winter at the Dutch Henry feed yard,
corner of Alta and Lilleth streets,
where I conduct a first-class training
and sale stable. If you want to buy
a horse I will take vour order anA ae.
j lect the best horse for you, or If you
nave a norse to sell I am well ac
quainted with the beat buyers. I am
well equipped to break and handle
any horse from the finest blooded
stock to the wildest and most desper
ate broncho. There la no horse bat
can be broke and be made to drive
or work nicely if he be handled cor
rectly. I have broke one hundred and
twenty-three head In Pendleton, some
of which had become desperadoes. I
guarantee satisfaction in every case.
Lee Kennard
SiSi I I II II I I I II I I I I
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fist Arrived
A new lot of pianos and small
musical instruments for the
HOLIDAY TRADE
The famous
STEIN WAY AND EMERSON
pianos. New styles are ready
for your selection. Latest styles
and designs In lace curtains,
portieres and rugs. Agent for
the Improved White sewing ma
chines. Payments of 15 per
month.
L
Jesse Failing
Store Near Bridge.
ijsj.sii.s.as..s
TTTTTTTTTTITTTTTITT
j Good
j Dry Wood I
ALL KINDS
I have good, sound wood which
la delivered at reasonable
price
FOR CASH.
: W. C. MINNIS ?
Leave Orders -at
Neuanan's
Cigar Store,
eeeeeeeeeee
! The French j
I Restaurant j
Best M Cent Meal In b City.
Private Dining Parlors.
e Elegant
Furnbatied Rooan
ConneeOea.
0US LaFONTAINE, Prop,
u 'ala gtreet
..cm mnwnMEI.
rjM Blg for MOtTSl
Scott's Santal-Fepsin Capsules
A posmvK cum.
ror USJunmMIM or crr
of tb. Bladder aat ilMtMd
nouns. So only ff
Oin iiilltlr aad tm
Miult lli. worst CAM. of
fan hot and
ll.r.if IlllvklJC tMl
Ids. Absolaulf"'!'.
ti drncslsis- Prlo.
ti .aa, or by mmiL pssav
aij.bous:aa.ia.
CTHt SWTAl-rtnil CO,
BcuaeosrraMa, ones.
Sold br F- W. Bcnmiui m
. . . .
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Importers, breeders and dealers In IVrrherons, SnJrea, Bel
gians, German Coach Stallion and Jacks. If you are In the mar
ket for, anything In this line, ram show yoa mors of iho good
kind that weigh a ton and over, than all Use other bams In the
North -est, and sU yoa one rhearr, make you better term, gin
yoa a better guarantee than ran be gotten ebseaaerei at wt an
permanently located with hoadquartem at Pendleton, OrFgrm. We
are the only firm In the Northwest that ships direct from Europe
therefore we don't bare culls' from Eastern bams,. If yoa buy a
horse from as and he does not fulfill the guarantee yoa will not
, have to go ont of the state to hare matters adjusted.. We Invite
your Infarction. V . ' '." i
A. C. RUBY & CO.
Pendleton, Oregon; ) : .
' I IIIMHH II
Happy New Year
Make It happy for frlenda and relatives by presenting them
with some from our Una.
Chafing Dishes, Silver Plated Tea Sets, rocket Knives, Pistols,
Rifles, Shotguns.
The Celebrated GILLETT RAZOR, the safety that la always
ready for use. Requires no honing or stropping.
Goodman-Thompson Co.
HARDWARE, STOVES, PLUM RING
.
Artist
j Supplies
Everything required for oil and e
water color painting.. See the J
beautiful painting executed by e
Mrs. Kelley on display In our J
window. e
See C. Sharp
PAINTER AND DECORATOR.
SOS East Court Street.
e
Z :
Building
Material
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
SASH, DOORS
and WINDOWS
Made to Order Balldlng Pa
per, Lime, Cement, Brick and
Sand, Wood Gutters lor Barns
and Dwellings a Specialty.
Oregon
Lumber Yard
Alta Street, Op p. Court Hons.
Oregon Tannery
For all kinds of fancy uainera sag
t,.r Tans aU kinds of leather lor
all purposes. Mounting and cleaning
furs and fur garments. Best wor
manshlp. ,
OTTKE SOW,
141f West Alta Street
ITS HARD WOFK
loosening the "king-pin" log in
a lumber jam, but acarosly
harder than - our efforts - to
pleas everybody. Best possible
stock, well seasoned and cars-'
fully handled, large assortment
of slaes, close buying and equal
close selling and prompt ds
deliveries help to make our
lumber yard popular with lum
ber ne.ders. Ars you on
Pendleton Planing Mills
Robert. Forater, Prop. ,
The Columbia
Lodging House
Well ventilated, neat and com
fortable rooms, good beds. Bar
In connection, where ths best
goods are served.
slain street, center of block, be
tween Alta and Webb streets.
n t crtTi7iurDD
a s A. MlLrii J, f
PROPRIETOR. e
HE BUYS A CHEAP ONE,
when prlo Is the only thing a sua
knows about buggies. After he has
had soma experience, quality comes
first, and yoa always gst that In the
vehicles at Neigle's. Winona Wagons,
Buggies and Hacks, and the bast
mad. W sell them. Bone-dry
timber, well painted and Ironed, and
warranted by us,
Neddie Brothers
THE BLACKSMITHS.
We sell the Stover GasoUna Englaa.
Handsome Souvenir Free
To steawfrmphers, bookkeepers,
bank clerks, sending name and
place of esnploysnenl to -Agents
wanted. Merrill Type
writer Co Spokane, Wash.
Daily East Oregonian
only la cents a week.
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NEAR DEPOT.
Southern Europe.
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