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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20. 190. T...n iv jitnn 16 0V, Bln 1371; . n. fir ruTT lr e trouble,,, ca- rViiii Impair "'" C.m 1011. ESupbFrieB ovnit lr h.nk. Telephone r i 1 1 1 1 trnrTT k'L u,.i ' itraldence fcifoMce. black Mil! -OM 17 ASSOCIA. " tn ti'll rami. fensos. ruvBiciAS K-pboner main Mil; Hi. TptSr.r-K. CHHONIC and diseases of IlJIW. corner ji.u ;jc( puuur, .... ... . L teoXE. OSTEOPATH. r. ....or i,ftween Cour phone Blank U24 N- SjXTALSUBOhON. Office hjExTIST. OFFICE IN oter ScUmldfs new drug I rY SURGEONS. loKON-HK. ! C. McKABB iUrillf sure nd brokers. L BASK OF AT1II3NA, F 'n luin Diirtilim ntiri III, , latereit on time depoblli. litj attended to. Henry otv, cashier; 1. M. Kemp, BASK OF WI.STO.V, n nnnrn I l.nnlr. itlj attended to. It. Jam- ... ... f t IsilltlB 'I raw. J. F Kllgore, Hob- W Proebstel. h)X SAVINGS HANK, ton. Organized Murcb 1, itrtd on all time c.ppoHlts. sad sold on nil prluclput ittfotlon clveii to colloc ll, nrLLinf I V SI i 1 4 (ilia in VI la tlie Nertmve8t. irattfl ninivr - if .i jrtniiaiL.il. AltCIIITECT AND 8U- Mikes complete and re Ha iJiazs In tbe cltv or cotin- Jadd bull dini;. uiuq street, near .nam, urn ib lieu on all kiuus tut Orenoulan office. Association block, reu PLAHTKKINO ANI) CK- ttfe. Work piinrantPtxl. LUdley & Zeliner'ti cigar U. DOX 1U4. 1 Akin i nnriMr VTIVflTAX! IV 1 U 1VTI T 1 1 1 lw olflfl tn aM Hap USE. 813 T OMl'HON llt.llf-littMl rnmn All Centralis I or ted. Ontv 3.io ana 1,40 L N'ftfT lipiin IliinillarAn I.KAIUVf IW.TI'r, IN tfl'tl T.n nan Ha O sr. " BtaiSESa TAKES YOU t tbe Hotel Hellr. Uood wlce. u, b. Ulcbarda, AND LAND BUSINE88 '. IKHUItANCK PO.. JOK u- 'uc in naTings uanc Hirhou ft Uamllton. it. iniB lu mi voutv. i.mm nn .110 uuii una nun. an a general Dro- ' Don r..t.i.... 1 . 1 Hcvreiarr. romnin u rta ....... 1.V, S. LAND COM- rAHLOR8. wiTaTtv in th; " ."trM?. Hest work- -"yuern IQlnrnvumAnf. "tb rooms In con- 1 DEALER8. It to.;, i ,N SECOND. VI iZe...1;'!7thlng you ;s Cards and Societies L AND TRADES, ALPHABETTICALLY ARRANGED. ATTORNEYS. F,:B- law office -sriD ItAIMlY 4 AH.T3Y I.OWTI,!,, ATTOIINrv at law. Ofllee In Desjmln block. UALLRRAY ft McCOUItT. LAWYPni as social nn hnll.lln,. JA" "S. AS- I "ofK??" LAW. .wufc uimuing. 11. 1.. coi,r,inn, lawyeh. officp i Itooms 7 nun 8, Association building. IIF.NItY 2 IIF.AN, ATTORSEY AT LAW " inra, 1'enu eton, Orecon jUbg a'hy. noa STILLJIAN ft PIEIICE. ATTOIINKYS AT ' f- Tillman 1ms been admitted to zrjz .B,ii,!,.jt offlceV: bioj;; " "uu association FRATERNAL ORDERS. B. P. O. ELKS. PENDLETOX L01K1E. NO "m Ii,'lnn'C0.1"1!.1,, lnVltt"1 ,0 "d I 1 B?. . E H.'(jl K. lean, Seu-et u ry. A U"1'- MKX'S ItnsoilT YOU AUG INVITED. Free reail np rortm u-i, i eet lh,. ,,rt:, "ltJU U ""4 putichliiK bag and otber equipments. In. eluding library and reading roonV Terms, u.iu t.wi; u UlUOin UUCS. DAMON" I.ntlrtll vn j m r.,.r-,... , . "t'Hio u) rati I Monday evening In Secret Society ball,! ul i ruuinuu, ure. U. v Fletcher, K. It. 8.; W. J. Keycs, C. C. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. HORSES IJOAKDED BY TIIE WEEK OK .uu,u ... tun ucu .tam. bDlll'UWOOa treet, Kates reasonable. M. L. WILLI A MP, I'a"I'l OLtl DUTCH HENKV HEED YAlil), COIt. Wct Alt ttud Llilith s;njt H, A. Allo wy, prop Lutve, cuiafurtablo italU. l'lenty of feed. Horses given careful attention. COMMERCIAL STA.IILKS-G. M. FROOME, Prop. F ue lir, gmid riirs, bet care Klven tranfent itok. Opp Hutcl Itndle ton. Phone OIHIU 11,1. THK CITY LIVEItY. HOARD AND SALE fitablo Cmioy A Ki'itni'dr, proprietor, lor line tlirilOUtB. Stock boanlnd at rcnann. able raws KUblc, lis AlU n. Pnoim Main 701 FOR RENT. FOR "KENT - Ft'RSISUErANI UNFFR. nlrhcd moms. Ceati qutet place. 301 Kotiih Maiu street NEAT, CLEAN, WELL KEPT FURNISHED Rooms to rent. Well Incited Mr.. Htrahon. 802 Wuter street; cor. Joboson, FOR RENT -GOOD FRONT ROOM, rH'ITABI.E for two gentlemen or Uo IaJlei Call ut (HO Willow street. WANTED. WANTED RELIABLE 51 IN WITH RIO TO sell stock and poultry supplies. SJj per week Wostcrn Fund Co., SUllun a. Btultle, Huh. WANTED - POSITION AS FOREMAN ON ranch by nunied nun, no iblicren. lus bad expeelence. IIvhI references. Address Room 16, Keuu Lodging Uou.e. MISCELLANEOUS. LOST ON STREET, FUR COLLARtTTL. FIN der jilease return to tbls onVe. SINGER HEWING MACHINE OFFICE. f09 College street nepitrs lor all macames. P. A. Lovetang, Manager SEWER CONTRACTORS REED it LAFLEK make connection, with the sewer for busi ness noues and private re.ldeuces. Temn leasonable. Leave orders at T C. Taylor'. Uardw. re store FUR 8ALE-TVVO G'OD FRESH MILC1! cohs, H Jmey, 4 aud i )eats old. Ptter TaclielU, raxe Station F. 8. MERRILL, SPOKANE, WAsll., AGT., nnn.miir(. rilieond hand maChlnch. SUPpUCI and repair. WE DYE TO LIVE. HAVE YOUR CLOTHES sponged and prtscdforfl SO month, at tbe City Hieam Cleaning and Djeiag Work, Co, . Alia. Pnone hed St I. WM. F, YOIINKA WILL PAY PROMIT attention to all sales and postlLg bills. Correspondence solicited. Commission tea aoiiuble. P. O. box JtiU, Pendletou. DRESSMAKING. CUTTING AND FIFIING A specialty. Prompt work. Satisfaction guar anteed Miss R. V bltley, 912 Main street. IN POUND TUB FOLLOWING De scribed animals bave been taken up by ibe mnrsbal of tbe City of Pendleton, 'to tout gray bone, brand not Tlsible, weight If said nimai is not cla'med by the ov.cers or those entitled to be poMwalon. costs and e:pensea against them paid, and tbeu taken away within ten days from the nate uereor. men - "",1:1-:i,:a Twentyslx-h day ot January, I HO I, ' "Jj? arlmal will be sold to the blghes bidder at public auct on for cash, at the city 1 . r.t rnrtnmvood and vTbaWr.V.nbe;c..Vof-pMoft Pfn? SSSH iSdlxp'e&M bated j.nusty l,,,, clly M4r,bal. WOMEN'S SYMPATHY Is proverbial Pendleton Women No Exception. How much we owe to the sympathetic s lie of womankind! When o bers miffer they cheerfully lend a help Ing hand They tell you the means which o?onught X to the- that they may nroilt bv telr experience. Read tao ltlmony given here by a Pendleton woman. Mrs I- Hodson, of 717 Aura street, says-'"While my kidneys have never caused me any trouble wh o , made Itself apparent In the K'dntvr solves nor In the secretions, I hwe been bothered more or less g M Inc across the small of my back, tnen I caught cold it hurt me 0 ils anil mouo m i '""r.- pnia 1 i-nt n box of Doan's Kidney phis UCr the namc-POAN'S-and take no other. AMONG THE EXCHANGES OF THE ISLAND EMPIRE Wonderful Forage Plant, The farmers of eastern Yakima valley have discovered a valuable forage plant which promises greater returns than any cultivated crop tested. It Is teoslnte. Experiments conducted by different parties show that the plant will nrodur at least CO tons of green food per aero. Jti grows to the height of 10 or 12 feet ' and has two crops annually. The, fdant Is well adapted to .Western ' Washington, and will prove a money . maker to dairymen and stock fecd-i ers. Under the Irrigating farming! it is a wonder In the production of feed. Teoslnte belongs to' the corn fam ily. It was Introduced frnm flin rich river bottoms of South Amerl. ca. The stems contain about 10 per cent sugar and are relished by all kinds of stock. Seed cannot bo grown In the northern states. In the south the crop Is one of the most profitable that can be planted. Tho Louisiana experiment station has produced fifty tons of green feed per acre. This Is readily purchased bv dairymen for $2 per ton. In the field. When a crop requiring no more lab or than corn yields $100 per acre In the field It Is worth growing. North Yakima Cor. In P. I County May Lose. Unless tho next legislature can bo prevailed upon to pass an act for re lief, tho county of Walla Walla stands a good show lo lose over $700 that It has paid for tho convic tion ot criminals In this county from 1898 to 1902. In checking up the books In the clerk's office the experts claimed that there were 20 cases of convic tions In the superior court, In which the county had paid the costs and had never been reimbursed by the state, for the reason, as was claimed the cost bills for the same had never been filed with the stale auditor. A complete list of the cases was made up by Clerk Hauerbach and forward ed to State Auditor Atkinson. Walla Walla Union. Spunky "Young America." W. H. Hess, teacher of the Ponce school near the state lino, struck n tough customer In a small boy ho .it tempted to push last week. It is CHICAGO WHEAT RE MAINS VERY FIRM. War News Not Needed to Hold Up the Market May Wheat Advanced to 89!8 Cents Last Evening Pota to Crop of the United States Short Over Thlrty.seven Million Bushels, or 13 Per Cent I Chicago, Jan. 20. War news was not needed to make a firm market in wheat Diminishing supplies were striking enough for that purpose. In mtrtltliiti tbp 1.1 1- Lull nnerntor was nil active buyer throughout tho session. Opening prices were somewhat easi er, May being V lower to a clin.li, hlirlinr nt R8!i tn 88r. and after touching SSTic, the price stead ied at SS9c. Buying by brokers, supposed to be r,.,. n.u nr-piiunt nr tlio lil? lone, was the means of checking the early do- dining tendency. IMcai traoers were disposed to cell, but the demand from the prominent holder discouraged such action. J-ater In the day a gen eral buying movement developed on emiiw vvnrlil's shlnmcnts. a ' de- ciease In tho amount on passage and the Hour situation in te isortnwui. The leader of the longs was an i...vnr finrlur- tlip last hour, and the market became strong. May ad vanced to 89 He, but lost part oi ine gain on profit-taking. Tho close was strong with May at 88c. Potato Crop Short. According to the government's io port, tho production of potatoes In the United States In 1903 reached "'47 127,880 bushels as against 281, 032,787 bushels in 1902, a decrease ot 37,504,807 bushels, or about 13 per cent. In values the crop of 1903 was $151,038,094 as against $134,111,430 t ion.9 nn tnprpnne of S17.52G.G58. The acreage In potatoes last year was 2,910,855, niaKlug mo uvcruBH i"" dtictlon per acre 84 bushels, at in average value of 03 cents per bushel. As an Illustration of the difference of values with 37.504,907 bushels more spuds in 1902, the 'crop was valued at $17,020,058 less money. RETAIL CROCEP.v PRICE8. Coffee i-ocho and Java, best, 40c per lb.; next grade. 35c per lb; lower grades, coffee, 25c to 15c per lb.; nackaee coffee. 20c per lb., 3 pack ages for 50c. Mice Best ueaa nee, p lb.: next grade, 10c per 'lb. Sugar Cane grauulated, best $6.50 per sack; do 13 lbj $1. Salt Coarse, $1.10 per 100; table, $2.50 per 100. Flour B. B., $4.25 per barrel; Wal ters' $4.25 per barrel, $1.10 per sack. Bacon 14018c per lb. ijnm 17(f?1Rp ner lb. Coat oil $1.05 for C gallons, $3.ii per case. Lard 70c 5 pounds; $1-40 10 pounds VEGETABLES. Carrots. 2c per lb. Potatoes, lc per lb, Garli , 10c per lb. ' Cabbage, 3c per pound. . MARKET said that Mr. Hess called the boy, whoso name Is Al Crump, up to tho front where tho master stood ready to deal out tho willow. Upon be ing struck once or twice tho boy wheeled around and jerked tho whip from the teacher, broke It Into bits and dared the teacher to fight. At this the teacher dismissed the school, expelled younr Crump from tho house, and quietness and peace were soon restored. Walla Walla Statesman, Farmer Dies of Lumpy Jaw. That the disease commonlv knntvn as lumpy Jaw In cattle can be com municated to human beings with fat al results, was proven In tho case ot William Chaso, a Spokane county farmer, who died after nearly a year's Illness of the disease. Knrly last spring Chase went bathing In a pool on Whlto muffs prairie, which cattle rrcquented. Some nf the cattle wore known to have the disease. Chase soon became sick and while being spared some of. tho symptoms of nctlnomycocis, as tho disease is known in the medical term, he suffered as animals do, gradually wasting away to n skele ton. Physicians pronounced his death due to lumpy jaw and said It was a most rcmarknble case. Chase was 20 years of ago and unmarried. Spokane Telegram. Will Raise Hogs and Corn. Several of our farmers will experi ment with a corn crop this senson. In tho vicinity of Athena there wero a number of fine fields last year, and It is believed that the soil m this vicinity will do equally well. If each farmer would plant a small patch and cultivate It thoroughly wo believe tbe knowledge to I e gained through such an experiment would well repay the expense and trouble, even If a large yield is not obtained. W. A. Clark who resides a few miles below. Informs us that bo will experiment with com this year on quite an extensive scale, and It is hoped that otheir will at least lo some extent, aid In settling this Im portant question. There Is big money in corn and hogs If the form er can bo successfully grown. Mil ton Kagle. Beets, 10 lbs. 25c. Onions, 3c per pound. Parsnip, lu lbs. 25c. Pumpkins. 15-25c Squash, 15-35C. Celery, 10c bunch, 3 bunches 25c Lettuce, hothouse, 5c bunch. Kraut, 10c quart, 40c gallon. Mince meat, 12'c per pound. Popcorn, shelled, 8 1-3 cents per pound; on cob, 5 cents per pound. FRUITS. Bananas, 40c dozen. Apples, 75c0$l per box. Lemons, 40c doz. Oranges, 40-50c doz. Cranberries. 15c per quart. LIVESTOCK Af,D POULTRY. The following prices are paid by dealers t the producer: Turkeys, 12014c. nhlpirptm llpns ic: f3(fH4 ner doz en; roosters, 4 to 0 cents. ueese, per aozen, Ducks, per dozeu, $3.G04. Butter, 50J76e, good. Kggs, fresh, 40c. CHOICE 3EEF CATTLE, ET7. Steers, $3.2503.50. Cows, $2.50 0 2.75. Hogs live, 45c. Hogs, dressed, C'407c. Veal, dressed, CG7c, Sheep, $2 0 2.50. HAY AND FEED. Chop barley, $22.00 per ton; ltfc per lb. Chopped wheat, i.4U per iuu. Bran, 00 cents per sack. Shorts, $1 per sack. Oats, cents per lb. Alfalfa, loose, $13 per ton. Wheat, loose, $13 per ton, Timothy, baled, per ton, $20. LOCAL HIDE MARKET. Tim faiinwinir n ro the. nrevalllni! average prices for hides In this mar ket; beef, green, 4c per lb.; beef, dry, 1012V4c; mink, 50c each, with a possibility of $1 each if ti-e size Is good and the condition prime; coyote, 50075c; bear skins, accord ing to quality and size, from ,3 to $15; coon, 35 0 40c; horse, $101.25; sheep, green, Cc; sheep dry, 7o; lynx or bob cat, lutj-su; jkuok, sc, badger, 150 30. Just One Minute. no Minutn Cnni'li Curo ulves re- ne in nr.A minute, hpraiifie It kills tbe microbe which tickles the musous the rough, and at the same tlmo clears the phbgm, draws out he Intlammnuoii ana neaia and soothes -lie affected pans. Ono Mim, iQ Pnni-li r.nra st jnethens the lungs, wards off pneumonia, and is a harmless, never failing cure in un curable cases of Coughs, Col . and rniii nm. Mlimtn tjoueli (jure is pleasant to take, narmless and good alike for young and old. Sold by Tallman & Co, nlumnla Reer OlvmDla Deer. Tho most popular brand for family ten On ilrnuerlit at AntOIl IS 0110 8. He also bandies tho uotticd beer in nny quantity desired. Gray Horse W.-nted. James O. Ileeves Company want one work horse; samo must be gray Swell slipper at Teutsch's. TRANSPORTATION LINE. OREGON ShojtIine and union Pacific Two Trains to the East Daily Through Pullman standard and Tourist sleep ing cars dally to Omaha, Chicago: toutlsl sleeping ear o.llj to Kansas City: tbrontk Pullman toitrtst sleaplng cars personally con. ducteil) weekly to Chicago. Kansas City, re clining cbalr cars (seat free) to the East dally. rsraai roa Timet soIichIiiIb From rmulU'tmi ARRITI FROM Portland 9:11) a ra Portland Special No. I The East 9:00 a.m. Chicago i'M pm Chicago Special No 2 rnrlland i:3i m Portland ll'llm Mall andKxprcas No. ft The East The Kat 4 :15 a in Mail and Eiproas No. a Portland AOS a m Pendleton Passenger No 7 Spokan, tfpokaue Spokane Passenger Nn. 8 Pendleton Hranoh Mtieit Iraln No. 41 1 31 p la 8:50 p u Walla WalUHranch MIimI Train No. 42 No 7 connects with No. 2. t Only waits for No 1 tn cae No. 1 Is late not later than A inlnutei. No. il Conr.ecls with No. 2. Ocean and River Schedule. FROM PORTLAND. ! All sailing dates sub- 8:0 P. m. I riVKSai. 4 s) p. 01. Hall erery o days. Dally eacept Sunday SWOp m. Saturday Columbia River lo Aitorla and Way Landings. l:nop,!u. Sunda) 10 Ml p. Li. i Willamette Klvor. Moats teare Portland dallv, except Hand.) 'itsge oi water permitting) for Wlllametto an Yamhill Hirer points. Leare Leai ltlparta 4 .US a. m. Pally Excpt Mon Snake Ulior Rlparla In Lwlston Lewlstor 7 :ne a. ra Dal IT ICicpl Mm E.C SMIIII, Agent. Pendleton. WASHINGTON COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD Tnke this route for Chicago, St Paul, St. Louis, Kan sas City, St. Joseph, Omaha and All Points East and Sooth Portland and points on tbe Sound TIMK CARD Arrive at Pendleton Monday, Wednes day and Friday, 1.-15 p. m. Tues day, Thursday and Saturday, 11.45 a. m. Leave Pendleton, 7 p. m. Learo Walla Walla dally.east bound, II 90 p in Arrive Walla Walla ilally.-vest bound, 10:4.1 a. in rnr Information reaardiua rates aud accoin. inodallons, call ou oraddres. W, ADAMS, Agent Pendleton. Oreaou S. U. CALDEKIIEAD, O P. A., walla vtaua. na.oingiuu. RUNS Pullman Sleeping Cars, Elegant Dining Cars, Tourist Sleeping Cars. r sr. paul M INNKAPO III t DULDTH KAROO TO I i GRAND FOKB WINNKPEO HELENA aud BUTTE. THROUGH TICKETS TO CHICAGO WABHINOTON PHILADELPHIA NEW YOK IJOBTON and all polnta Eaut and Bouth I brunch Octets to Japan and China, fl Tacoma and Northern Parine vitamanip i;o. and American Una. TIM If SCHIDULE. Trains loav t Pendleton dally xcapt aoadai at 7:00 p. in. For Inrthsr Information, time cards, nat and tickets, call on or write W. Adams, Pi die ton, Oregon, or A. D. OUABtfow, I AllO IBU HVIIIIUll KIM rwi I4pi w. Tho Oregon Dally Journal can b found on sale at Frailer bn''r atore u sii.i.n.i sallls nhiisi'IT aYnirLliatlr fulloWssf. TaoJll!." KtiX'nu riAU.af; nn. wont caw. la !3 4 lauas art.tiis tn ff(MUo( MlfbU.dlMl.atUo, tlpatlona unn. wi BtlmuItUi tb brftla tvad NHU OI MllDI"..OlMlllv. v. -'. Impotonoy. Lost Powar, Hlrht-Loaaaa, par ml In Baok, tll Daalras.aamlnal ftmlaalqna, Lan Hoadaohe, Unfltn.aa to Marry. Loaa of Somen. . A. .4.. . MMl..lK.n(l(iiaTaral snruvll. ffnTI il ajLiw.., w 71:4 I, r . J . ' lOatUI gut CtrauUrttrM. Addra Bishop Sold by Tallman & Co., Drugglate. HOTELS. HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS., Props. The Best Hotel in Pendleton and ns good as any. The Hotel Pendleton has juit been refitted and refurnished throughout. Phone and fire alarm connections witli all rooms. Uaths in suites and single roc wis. Headquarters Tor Traveling Mas Commodious Sample Rooms, Rates $2 & $2.50 Bpeclal rates by week or month Excellent Cuisine. Prompt Ultilngroom mrrlc. Bar and billiard room in oonneotioi Only Three Blocks from Dept HOTEL ST. GEORGE CORNER MAIN AND WEBB ST8. CEO. DAIIVEAU, Prop. Elegantly Furnished Steam Heated tluropcan I'lnn, ftlock and a half from depot, Sample room In connection. ROOM RATE 50o, 75o, $1.00 THE HOTEL BICKERS Kemodelcd and refurnished through out. Everything neat, clean and up-to-date, Steam heat and electric lights. Host culsiuo. Prompt servlc. H. E. BICKERS, Prop. THE PORTLAND PORTLAND. OREGON Aao.llc.u Plan, U per day and upward llcadauarters fartourlsta aud commercial trav elers. Special latca made lo famlllte and.lniU gentlemen. The management will be piaaaea st .11 Hues lo .bow rooms aud girt prices, a saodera Turkish bath establishment In Ibe total. If. C. BOWUKH, Manages, . . Enjoy Life 1 We will make your leisure hours pass tileaaaii sully, Jiownng alleys, pool, billiards and shootlnK galltry. p;very. think llrst'Oluw). TUSIPKKANCH IlKKItlH MKN'I'H and uigars. .Munlcul Diitertahiment every evening. Robinson's Parlo: s 7 Under W, & 0. Depot. W.&U, uepot. a Kaivat I i ssi In naa a-aststr Ui wahsLr b Ulat (Formerly Golden mile) Court Street illl.alyav .iu..iiwi.Hrawiuiiiwiuii uuna ku.i in.niiuvii, matorrnoea Insomnia, Pama am aok.Narvoua Dablllty. OU Twltohlnj of pOUMJ Ut T4M7 ry iaD tuuiaUt.U (ar 4J varioooajivi or uorr Rmdy Co., Ban rranolao Cmu '1 Court atreat.