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Carets and Societies Classified Advertisements COUNT 8IX AVERAGE WORDS TO THE LI' E. TRADES. ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. JUDD ft. m. ; to 12 871. tronblnt, catar- Jred nearlnc rerractlre er- 3B OVER THE ' Telephone, SO ; nOMEOPATH. Office, black 'Jndd bnlldlng. 'pnone, buck 17 ABSOCIA- - Msln n1 ml PHYSICIAN eye, ear, nose Bank nulla- rene block west CHRONIC Cor. water 'Phone AND su ite and rella- city or coun- CTona AND (shed on short Hy. Prompt it near Main. AND BUILD on all kinds '(tone walls etc lan office. BANKS AfNTMIOKERS. OF ATHENA, surplus 'and time deposits. atle exchange, rd to. Henry ..'Klrk, Ylce-presl- wcr; F. s. Le ss BANK PEN- Bed March 1. orpins 190,000; deposits, ex a all principal it men to coi president; J. Ti LMorria, casnier. OF WESTON, general bank en ana soia nded to. W. Proebstel, cashier : dl- L.i M. Johns. T. Jlgore, Robert MAI OF PENDLE- tSs( hr.a ad" . Ba Dlns. S93.O0O. 'business, ex- sfers sold on flew York snd il sola nwest Drafts oa;CWHV Europe. Makes arms, leyi in rssiosBt ; atlock, ylce-presl H. C. unern- :.esaajev IERS. PHOTOGRA. yest views. In nlsblng done for bridge. '1'none JPPLIE8. BTREET. LA dealers In elec. tores, wired for tlephones. Elec- Irtutus Uet our prices. BUSINESS. PARKE. : COTTONWOOD Opera Hou land office lalsf. claims and lnl .18. LAND COM. "paade of land fll ce ana coueciions, room 10. RRIAGE8. NEW AND VERY Ice of the public 8. McKay, props. . Livery Btabla or xne nack win can N BAKES. PROP. Stand In front of EW AND SECOND stM MMktjma sold, court Bt, Ma Matt; flail and see htm. IN AiitfBliiolTICB IN '.aWha.HteslWTl. kim, MiniMHhcB in as- ittalMMjVi new drug iTltCT hehV rass eissjle sH jwgM ijjJt ---.Joe. mtmimsmum mmn, rimr- IMMMjfJHMSr-. HN"JPM6aV': nWilfAi DEALERS. MER. IN "SECOND 'Wwt anything you mm W aw ircd hand furniture, MM Sfcas Ibsd crockery, call and HP, mTwm Court Bt. HsWOK WHEAT RACKS MHWjMfc towa, 814 Webb Bt. HQBbKR SHOP AND BATH aMlg'i old stand Good Mfl in the best sanitary msiHUsw I'enaieion. urecon. FRATERNAL ORDERS. ROTAIi NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA I wlldwood Camp, No. 2333, meets eecond I ad fourth Tuesday of each month In Odd Fellows' hall. Mrs. Ida Holcomb, Oracle ; airs. Nettle itobolns, Recorder. UMATILLA TENT, NO. 27, Kv O. T. M. I Meets In Secret society uau, second and fourth Tuesdays In each month. All I Tlsltlng Sir Knights cordially Inrlted. J.I 8. Kees, Record Keeper; E. D. Eatabrook, commander. TENDLETON T.ODOE, NO. 52, A. P. AND A. M., meets flrit and third Mondays of I ea.cn montn. visiting Dretnren welcome. I T. 3. Tweedy, W. M. ; Joe II. rarkes. Bee. PENDLETON CnAPTER, NO. 28 T. C. Taylor, H. P.. P. F. Wamsley. secretary. Meeta flrat and fonrth Friday of aach I month In Masonic nail. DAMON LODGE. NO. 4. KNIGHTS OF lTtnias. L. w. Held, c c : IX w. Fletcher, K. of R. and S. Meets erery Monday in Secret Society nail. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA. I Tutullla Camp, No. 6399. Meets first and third Mondays of each month at Odd Fellowa' Hall. Oeorre A. Hamblln, Con sul; a. A. Robblna, Clerk. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD REOTTLAR meetings of Pendleton Camp. No. 41, W. of W. are herd In Secret Society Hall erery Saturday evening, vlsltlne neigh bors are always welcome. J. P. Walker, Clerk ; A. J. Owen, C. C LIVERY AND FEED STABLES, THE OLD 8EMPLB FEED YARD, '723 Cottonwood street, Lindsay ft Doty props. Llrery, feed and sale stable. Bad-1 die hones at all times. Horses for sal. I Phone Red 41. TOE CITY LIVERY HOARD AND SALE Stable, M. J. Carney, proprietor, for COMMERCIAL STABLES. O. W. FROOME Prop. I.lvery. Feed and Boarding. AH - ............. "".i" I poalte Hotel Pendleton. 'Phone Main 101. DEPOT LIVERY. FEED AND BALES . ts tables. First-class single and double rigs for all occaalona. 827 Cottonwood Bt., 'phone Main 791. Elvln Craig, prop. OREGON FEED YARD, W. T. BOYNTON .Prop. Special care clyen to horses left with me. Lower Webb street 'Phone Red 204 BOARD AND LODGING, fHE BTRAHON ROOMING HOUSE. MAIN St., Mrs. ic a. atranon, prop, nice large veil kept rooms In new building, with ;ood clean beds. mE WHITE LODGING HOUSE. SOI South Main street M. T. Bradley, prop. Housekeeping rooms and lodging rooms. Good comfortable rooms and clean, well tept beda. Lodging 29 cents. EMPIRE LODGING HOUSE, CORNER OF E. Court and Johnson streets ; goods large, clean rooms with comfortable beds. Rates 25c and SOe a night Thoa. Basart, I Prop. HOTEL ALTA, CORNER ALTA AND Mill streets. Board by the day or week. Good table set. Rates 14 and 13 per weeK. Pendleton Feed Yard In connection. L. NetT, proprietor. BOOT AND 8HOE REPAIRING, L. GRERNAWALD, THE OLD RELIABLE Shoemaker. First clas repairing with brst materials, snop in rear oi umainger, nruson svo. JOHN WILSON, FIRST CLASS 8HOE- maker and repairer. Best material used and good work dona, street Shop 117 AKa TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIE8. F.8. MERRILL. SPOKANE, WASH . AOENT New Denimore. Seennn-band typewriters. supplies. rcmmK, repiinar. FOR SALE. FOR SALE A NEW REUIVQTOX TYPE writer; a Bargain, call at this office. FOR SALE AT THE EAST OREGONIAN office. large bundles of newsnnners. con tnlnlng over 100 big papers can be ob - old newbpaperb TO put UNDER carpets, on shelves, walls, or for wrap- ping purposes. Old newspapers In large bundles of 100 each at 25 cents a bundle at the EAST OREQONIAN office, Pendle- ion, urrfcon. FOR RENT. FOR RENT BARN. enquire of MARY Rust, S02 Ann St. FOR RENT furnibited nnrtHEJcKKPiNn op?.eVh2urM WANTED. WANTED WOMAN TO COOlf nn nvrti. eral housework lor family oi two. Apply at WANTED NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR 1 nouseseeping. Apply at this nmce. ANTED ADVERTISERS TO MAKE USB of these classified columns. If ynn Iht something you have no use for. offer to lffiJLt&.ffi1$&?tr! 2 thing that you may need In your business. juu uibj iiuto an extra uorse mat you muy wisn io iraae ror a cow or a vehicle. Some body ma inn th r. hi,i. and want the horse. A 15c or 25 cent want ad will probably do the business. MISCELLANEOUS. kellar brothers. PLASTERING and cementing. Cement walks a sp- laity. Estimates furnished free. Wo guaranteed. Leave .orders at Badley at SCahner's cigar store. Main Bt, P. O. U 104. 8UD8CItIBER8 TO MAGAZINES, IF YOU want to subscribe to magazines or news papers In the United States or Europe, re mit by postal note, check, or send to the EAST OltEGONIAN the net publisher's price or loo puDUCftlion you Oraire, auu we will have It sent you aud assume all the risk of the money being lost In the malls. It will save you both trouble and risk. If you are a subscriber to the East Oregonlan, In remitting you can deduct 1U per cent from the publishers price. Address CAST oitEGONiAN PUli. CO., I Missionary Is the cannibal chief fond of children? Native No. Ho tin f a f' Il-Brnwn nH-" COMMERCE-TRADE LITTLE CHANGE IN LOCAL MARKETS WHEAT STEADY, Charter Rates the Lowest for Years and the Benefit Is Being Reaped by the Farmers Shipping Trust Has Gone to Pieces. There has been but slight change In the local markets for the oast weeK. water and Muskmelons are off the market entirely. Cabbage has dropped from three to two cents a pound and the same decline has been made in onions. Eggs are 25 cents a dozen Instenri nf 20 n ntmtaA n n-oatr ntrn rtnri thle nl.A0 Un ranch egg domestic use. Now Is the time that beef and pork Is cheaper on the table .i... . ).v,. , . T, A Slight change Is no- tlce in salt. Instead of coarse salt ueing quoted today at $1 a hundred it has advanced 25 cents. All other products are strong on the market but prices are unchanged. Wheat The local wheat market remains at the same figure that It was a week afro. This cereal is auoteT at 52 cents, but local markets are dull Little is being offered. Those having their grain yet. are confident of an other raise soon and are holding on an uncertain market Accordlnrr to good authority the local price being Quoted is better than it was last year xo compare tne Liverpool prices, i ne CTegonlan says that one year ago wheat was selling in Portland at 53 and 54 ceuts a bushel and today it is quoted at C2 cents a bushel. This is claimed to be 10 and 11 cents more, to compare the prices in Liverpool than was paid last year at this time. Caused by Tramp Steamers. This Is said to be caused by the low freight rate which is hauling wheat to tidewater cheaper than ever before and the operation of tramp steamers plying between Sound points and the world markets. They have cut the rate to Europe 5 shill Ings per ton under any previous rec ord for steam-carriers from the Pa cific coast, and are offering in such numbers that they alone would be a factor sufficient to prevent much of an advance In the market. Tonnage Piling Up. It is said that never before in the history of the shipping trade of the Pacific coast has there been such demoralization of grain freights as is now in evidence from Callao to p.f Q,,,t Disengaged tonnage is piling up In every coast harbor of prominence along the coast. Freight .. , , hnmmpro,! dnwn to rates, '""J5 uee Hammered down to a point where there is no longer any profit In the business of operating shlnR nnd. whlln mnnv nf thn owners have already laid up their vessels to await the return of better times enough are offering by owners who will keep their ships moving, even at a sllniit loss in preference to lay. em Ut0 PreTOnt llkS. a rally in rates. Rates Low From 'Frisco, San Francisco, having a fleet of 50,000 tons net register on the dis engaged list, has succeeded In forfr fng rates down as low as 21s 3d, and even lower rates are expected, as there is a large list of idle ships' to arrive, wuiie there are but two dis. engaged ships in port at Portland, there are a half dozen Idle ships on Puget bound, and a large fleet of iaie vessels is uue at uotn ports in th nott f.fl rtnvs Tlio Himt trnn;ii?n lne next w days, me spot tonnage chartered, and available for grain loading at Portland, Seattle and Ta- coma, is now in excess of 85.000 tons net register, the largest amount ever In port In the last week in Heptem ber, and nearly equal to .the greatest record at any season of the year. At the same time there is over 200,000 tons net register en route and listed for the Oregon and Washington ports. Farmers Reaping Benefit Until the demand overtakes the supply and rates swing back to a profitable basis, the Pacific coast farmers will draw millions from theH accumulated profits of the ship owners, who were exacting 45 and 60 shillings for gram tonnage two years ago, Local Market Prices. The following shows the paid on the local market: prices Pineapples, $6 a dozen. Tomatoes, 5 cents per pound. Peaches, 10 cents per pound. Apricots, 10 cents per pound. Plums, three boxes for 25c. String beans, Ec per pound. Parsnips, 76c per sack. Cabbage, 2c per pound. Cheese, per pound, 20c Onions, 2c per pound. Green onions, 25c dozen. Beets, per pound, Xic Now Potatoes, lWc per pound. Garlic, 12Vc per pound. Pendleton Llva Stock and Poultry, Chickens, hens, per doc., $2.60 to ?3.60. Turkeys, per lb., 10c Geese, per dor., $9. Spring chickens, per doe., $2.50 and $3. Ducks, per doz., $3.75. Pigeons, per doz., $1.50. Eggs, 25c In trade. Butter, 40c and 65c per roll. Choice Beef Cattle, Etc, Cows, per hundred, $3.1008.25. Steers, $3.75 Q 3.85. Hogs, live, $6. Hogs, dressed, 8c. Calves, dressed, 89c. Pendleton Retail Qrocsry Prices, Coffee Mocha and Java, best, 40c per lb; next grade, 36c per lb; lower grades coffeo, 25c to 15c per lb; pacKage coffee, 15c per lb. IUco Best head rlco, 12 c per lb; next grade, 8 l-3c per lb. Sugar Cane granulated, best, $5.25 per sack; do., 16 lbs. $1. Salt, coarse, $1.25 per 100; table, 2.o per 100. . Flour, B. B. $3.25 per bbl. Flour, Walter's, $3.25 per bbl Export Prices High. The Commercial Review nays; Trading Is of an active character and business in wheat circles Is quite lively. The movement of wheat to tidewater is enlarging rapidly and exporters! claim to bo well stocked, at least so far as pres ent and Immediate wants are con cerned. Exporters are paying more for wheat than the market warrants and the farmer is well aware of this and is selling quite freely. There Is no trouble for him about marketing wheat when ho Is willing to trade. Sellers are getting good values this season and are disposing of their crop more freely than for many years past. Fifty to 62c in the country la a good price and gives the grower a good margin of profit for his season's work. Of course there are a number who are holding on for better prices as each season passed has witnessed the same, but thoso that are selling early will reap the benefit, as prices at present are certainly too high con siderlng freight rates and value of cargoes In London. The export move ment Is only falr should bo quite ac. tlve but prices abroad do not Justl fy the exporter to load his ship rap Idly. Exporters are quite pleased that selling has been so liberal tho past few weeks, The week's foreign advices wore on tho whole of a weak nature, few cargo buyers being In tho market, owing to tho low prices of English wheat. Quotations hero and at Tacoma range for club, G2'& 03c; bluo stem, C5c; valley wheat Is quoted for export purposes Oic; farmers realizing better prices at homo from local millers. San Francisco Wheat San Francosco, Oct. 2. (fho wheat market has been quite active aud fanners aro reaping the benefit of tho same.. Low freight rates have enabled tho exporters to pay moro for thoir grain and shippers are stocking up with wheat quite freely. Exports of wheat are very small, Millers are heavy buyers as well and urn paying full market value for choice quality, In the country prices are higher than are quoted in tho San Francisco mar- ket, where figures rule for No. 1 shipping, $1.17' to $1.19, milling, $1.214 to $1.25 per cental. Tho barley market lias shown groat Improvement during the week, al though actual business has not been heavy. Much of the harloy now ar riving has been purchased early In tiie season at considerably lower prices than are now ruling, the buy. cr getting tho hcnoflt of the advance rather than the grower. Offerings of feed In tho local market aro light and TWO LINES, 1 time , 15c 2 times 20c 1 week 30c Extra lines: 10 cents each na high as $1.12i4 has been paid dur ing tho week, whlln brewing has brought $1.184 1.10. Wool Markets. Itoaton, Oct. 2. There has been a good deal of good wool sold during tho past week. A largo number of consumers have been on tho market, and sovcral lines of territory and othor kinds have boon dlsitosed of. Still tho general market hnH not been active, A good many- dealers have not dono moro than nn average 'mul ness In small lots. All reports, how over, aro that the demand hns cer tainly been batter all round, and ile volopments are encouraging. Ibices nro very firm, but have not changed much. Territory wools havu not been bringing full prices, and holders aro firm and confident. Fine staple ter rltorles, 55000c; strictly fino, 60 55c: fine and fine medium, 5063c; medium, 4547c California wool Is In a strong position, with some bus lno8s being done. Northern county, cleaned basis. 3055c; middle coun ty, 4850C, southern, 4547c; six to eight months, i3Wtic less. Skins, Hides and Pelts. Portland. Oct. 2. SheopsHttns Wool Valley. 1215c; Eastern Oregon. 814c: mohair. 2G28c. Hides Drv hides. No. 1. 16 pounds and up, 16015&C per pound; dry kip, No. 1. 5 to 15 pounds, 12c; dry calf, No.' 1. undor 6 pounds. 10c; dry salt ed bulls and stags, ono-tnird less man dry flint; salted hides, Btcors, sound, CO pounds and over, 809c; 50 to 60 pounds, 708c; undor 60 pounds and cows, 7c; Btags and bulls, sound, 6 6Hc; kip, sound, 15 to 20 pounds, vc; veal, sound, 10 to 14 pounds, 7c; calf, sound, undor 10 pounds, 8c; green (unsalted), lc per pound iosb; culls, lc per pound less; horao hides, salted, each $1.5002; dry, each, its? 1.50; colt's hides, each, 26 050c; goat skins, common, each, 10015c; An gora, with wool on, each, 25c$l. Pelts Bear skins as to size. No. 1, each, $5,020; cubs, $205; badger, each, 10040c; wildcat, z&npou; uouso cat, 5010c; fox, common gray, each, 30 0 60c; do red, each, $1.5002; do cross, each $506; do silver and black, each $1000200; fisher, each, S506: lynx. each. JZfijw: minK, strict' lyly No. 1, each, 6O0$1.5O; marten, palo pine, accordlngto sizo and color. Sl.5002: muskrats. large, cacn. nro 10c; skunk, each, 40 060c; civet or polecat, each, 610c; otter, for largo prlmo skins, each, $507; panthor, with head and claws perfect, each $203; raccoon for largo primo, each, 30050: wolf, mountain, with noau perfect, each. $3.50 05; wolf, prairie. (coyote), wtlhout head, each, 3U?P3bc; wolverine, each. $407: beaver, per skin, large, $600; do medium, $3fn; do small. $101.50; do kits, 60076c. SPOKANE INTERSTATE FAIR. For "Pendleton Day" the O. R. & N. Makes a Low Special Rate. This year Spokano will hold hor In terstate Fair October 6 to 14. The progressive and enterprising pooplo of that city aro putting forth unusual effort to make this soason's fair sur pass In point of Intorest, anything of tho kind evor seen in tno nortn t'a cific. A feature of tho fair will bo "Pendleton Day." Thursday, October 9 and for this occasion tho O. It. & N. Co. will on Octobor 8 sell tickets, Spokane and return, good until Octo ber 15. at $0,60. This Includos admis sion to the fair. Colorado 8prlnns and Return $50, On account of tho meeting of tho Tenth National Irrigation Congress, at Colorado Springe, Col., October C to 9. tho O, It. & N. Co, will soli tick ets to tho aboco point and return at $50. Dates of sulo, October 2 and 3 Limit, 30 days. Stop-overs allowed MEN AND WOMEN. Dm Ills i rnrunnslursl dlu.hMKM.Inili.iusnUpus, tiUlloti or uluitsUous of mucous nifcubrtoaii WiEltiM. SDllbOt HUH I biilU M V M J9 'or cut lu pUla rvlt. I,r !!. freMla. LA tIM, or S buttlw, ti.Tt. C'licclir suit va locust. CHICHESTER'S PILLS --CjTw Original nncl Oulr f JMulatt !," IWHMVIHSI I.WH'I,S "ftJSf r III HKH, KMil.lM.f u (i;i ftttl (UtslJ rtsvU .1 e,tM wlUk Mm rlUv. 'I'mIsO i,m vthtr. Jl Tm Hit bM !l lit (oho icl iMfistift. Aib f' I'ftiUL or 4i4frlt tiois .r rmt lfalsts. l'as.tlut.Uil,.I. sil J llua.Lla-1. nrUJ.s. l nl'iiH Xxlt, il I tr 4U4 lfwf4 l'lilrlrl'r kt-wlaJ i'm. IIiiiIIm r- j J laAs,li. Mormon Bishops.' Pills Oujrfh ul Wit IJt.muJ Wutb. 4BLy 'ouiuiwl eS M b get i luteurt. IKciiicihxiti.o.hB notfincr, l-o st Power, NfBht'LOStes. Bnermaiorrnooa insomniu, rains bllliy. Hadcio,Anlllnero io Marry. Lose or tatfl Semen, Vnrlcocvle. hat 11 U aiw? lnva L. linn. ( r I Ur 4lfiidl. U.ll. sasislsiLS A MllttU iTUAJaUtte. UUMs HOLD BY TALLMAN & CO., DRUQQI8T8. PENDLETON, OREQON, THREE 1 time , . 2 times .. .. 1 week . . .. LINES. v 200 90o 4So line per month. week; 23 cent. TRANSPORTATION LINES. OREGON and union Pacific iixrAST roa Tlmo Solid nl From I'unillotoii Chlrsito Portland Hpeotal s;.m. vU Hunt ington, Bait Lake. Pesiver, lt. Worth, Omaha, Kan sas City, Bt. Louis, C'hlcsfo and Salt. Atlsntlo Express 6iAa m. via Hunt ington. Salt Liike, Denver, n. Worth, Omaha. Kan sas City, Bt. I.ouls, Chicago and East. 11110 p.n. fit. raul rati Mull 8:1.1 a- m, via Bpokans. Walla WaIla,Uwliton, Spokane, Wallace Pullman, Mlnneaso StJts. m. MUwaukoe,' Chicago ana msu Ocean and River Schedule. PROII PORTLAND. All sailing daUs sub 1:00 p. a. ject locnange. Far Ban Francisco Ball every ft days. 4300 St SI. ir.irr except Sunday imp m. Saturday 10SO p. m. Columbia Hirer To Astoria and Way Landings. Bandar Willamette Itlvnr. Boats leave Portland dally, except Boatday, lKe ol water permitting) lor Willamette ih Yamhill Hirer points. Leave Leava Lewistoa 7:M a. Bk Itlimta 1 :06a.m. Dally KxcptHon Bnake Hirer Klparla to Lewltton Dally Kxcptates P. r. WAUBLKY, Agent, Pendlstoa. RUNS Pullman Sleepiug Cnrs, Elegant Dining Girs, Tourist Sleeping Qirs. BT. PAUL MINNEAPOLffl DULUTH FARQO TO JQIIAND KOJIKH UltUUIUflVN WINNEPEQ HELENA and BUTTE, THROUGH TICKETS TO UHIUAGO WABIIINQTON PHILADELPHIA NEW YOKK. BOSTON and all Kilnts East and Bouth fhrough tickets to Japan and China, Tit Tacoma and Northern raclflo Steamship Co. and American Una, TIHK 9CIIBOULB, Trains leara iendlstou dally exospt Buada; at 7M0 p. m. For farther Informsllnn, lima cards, tasM and tickets, oil on m write W. Adams, fa, dleton, Oregon, or A. D. U1IAHI.TON. Third snd Morrison Hts., fortland. Or. Washington & Columbia River Railroad Take this route for ' Chicago, Ht. Paul, Bt. Louis, Kau. Has Ulty, Ht. Joe, Omaha, aud All Points East and Sooth Portland and eclats on the Sound TlUK (1AKD, Lesrc heudlelon. dallv exceDt Suudsis si 70. pm. Arrlra Tsudleton Monday, Wedaasday aa Krldsy uMjot. Arrive I'enillston TusJst. Thuit.Ut and Hsturcltr I0Mm. Luave Walla Walls dally, east l-ouurt, VSO pea, Arrlre WalUt Walla dally, west buund, S0 aaa. For Infunnatlon reaardlna rates aud aneass modallons, call on or address W. Al'AHH, Agent, Pendlslon. OrMU. H B. CALDKItllEaD.O. H.A.. Walla Walls, Wash, .. . ! i gwa ua u u ( p jwi itk uiu uii Haa cut US Mil U U rwuttf iilus lu Um.U mm. ouros losi Munnooa, im.