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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON,. TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1904. sines aua societies Assigns and trades, alphabettically arranged. i . ATTORNEYS. PHYSICIANS. OFFICE IN JUDD .. n 111 IN I Al n tE8, eye troubles, ca- V. anil Impaired hearing. Pilous n'! ...,.hi oi. K,, oim 1UJ (joss P"u '""' KTTflNOO. OFFICB OVKIl t". f HsTlnirs bonk. Telephone llon..KSe. main 1501. llt bUJLU ItOOM 17 AHSOCIA. NA . 1 I main fl!tl . real. I 1. ' office In Hlnm Ilank i nfflre 'nlionc, main 1411; " olMtafc LAW 0mcB W JUDD acoUlo.?rVCT AT LA". in bJ t,,un, uuiiuing. c W,f,t. K&k A"ys at rnTAifKSLEB. CHIIONIC Ls' dlwe nnd diseases ot r,tt Kline r ' rf 1223- FImXN 1100NH, OSTEOPATH. Iraomp'1"1 stroet, between (Jour lireeu. l'nnne m nr DENTISTS. ItttN, DENTAL BURGEON. Otllce i liida itiuv. fcllAN, UHNTIST. OFFICB IN Mln? 'rnoiie reu j 1 1 i i"."'r..,.i,.,u.n nlWII'K IM AS. Ibl'ock.'oTer Kchmldt's new drug Loe red Urinary surgeons. L. miriKON' DR. I). C. McNAHB Kumin's UtUB Bioro. NKS AND BROKERS. rriOXAI, HANK OF ATHIINA, I cr.ll linn mirnln. nml l(Utu. interest on time deposits. r atlgn anil uonicnuc exennnge. promptly attended to. Henry president i T. J. Kirk, vlce-pres- fcMEIIS' HANK OF WKSTON, I Oregon. Does a general nana- riXCUUIlKU uuiiKm uuu miiu. jmptly attended to. It. Jam- bldent : (loorge w. 1'roeDstoi, tit, J It Kllgore. rnililcr; ill- : A. itartrmu. ai. si. jomuk. x. E. D. draw, J. F. Ullgorc, Hob- , (j, v iToeusiei. iNDLCTON HAVINOS HANK, In. Oregon. Organized March 1, Ipiul. lon.oo i ; surplus, $7;, )t allowed on all time deposits, bought and sold on all principal ptclil attention given to colleo . J. Furnish, president; J. N. t pmldent ; i. j mutis, cusiner mtj, assistant insliler. lulONAI, HANK OF rilNULK- hpltil. J70,(M) : surplus, ?ii.i,(miu, 1 1 general bunking business. Ex- iu Kranclsco. New lork and points In the Northwest. Drafts icaloi, Japan and i;urope. jtiaaes Im reuouuuie terms. i.cti au Meat; W. I'. Matlock, vlce-presl-.Klte.tiihler ; (leo Hartman, Jr. rubier. NITECTS AND BUILDERS. blVlRD. AltCIIITECT AND SU- ideal Makes conmlete and rella- far buildings In the city or coun- i ii, juuu uuuuing. C0LE, CONTHACTOItS AND Ettmates furnished on short bib ork a sueclalty. I'rompt stop on llluff street, near Main. It, CONTHACTOIt AN DKUILD- lilBiitm furnished on all kinds rf, eeoent walks, stone walU, etc. m at Hast Oregonlan offlce. ItOCTUAN. AltCIIITECT AND Indent. Aksoclatlon block, I'en- PKon- IElt. l'l.ASTEUINQ AND CE- Cement walks a sneclaltr. Es- Vralshed free. Work guaranteed. prs at Iladlcv & Zehner'a c gar street. 1'. O. box 104. IIDlNG AND LODGING. IL HIIN'TlN'llTnM HAM IIIK- be lodging bouse at tTJu Oarden Fie sue win ue giau to see ner i patrons. WT HOUSE. 813 THOMl'SON I Sood, well-lighted rooms. All "ru. weniraiiy locatea. uniy ttoo Court street. Hates rea- I'WA, COItNEK ALTA AND "tu. Hoard by the day or week. et. Hates, 3.70 and $4.75 rs. I.. Neff, prop, l'endleton ' u vuunection. 1.. neu, pro- ' BOTKI, LEADING IIOTEIi IN 1. 11.011 tn XI nil nr rii. II I Ntletor. ItOOR BUSINESS TAKES YOU K p at tne Uotel uellx. oooa awu service. 1J. II, Illcbaras, fNCE AND LAND BU3INESS H MKB INSURANCE! CO., JOB Lyf lloorehouse & HamlTton. i.v .,. ' ' .. ' I'll.; ?, "'": ot title to all ?roil1f..coun.' Loa? . eit7. iimess, iays taxes and make 1 1 ? ;,on-resldenU. Heference, i A 'P'AN, I'rei. DrAS?cr.,,.l;.V1Ce rr8'- iSTir?Y nHi'nusENTs ma matu,1 ""able fire and accl foBpanle.. Ofnce with KolBL J,11:- 8- LAND COM- Proof T""ty made of land 01 W I'JWW Bna collections. Ji building. r,oom JO. II. E. COLl.inn r.iii-vf., .... . uu 0 ammcimmn Dulldlng STILI.MAN i HHIICE, ATTOItNEYS-AT law. Mr. miiiman has been admittedo H7tiCJja Ul,,tKl ,H,at Patent offlce Ilooms ft sP,c)cll"ty o' Patent law block ' ""1 13' A"oclatlon FRATERNAL ORDERS. ""jnuse uroi uii iniru iiitiriiiifl v oreacU month All brothers visiting l Zi f i5 f .i'i?'.' ,cor '"A1 y luvltl!a t0 attend . Ilkll 1 Ubow block Cuurt street, o A. Il.rtma Br., K. K., c. K, Ilenn, Secretary. MEN'S ItllSOUT YOU AHE INVITED. I ree reading room. Why not Join and punching hag und other equipments, In cluding library and reading room? Terms. I 1 141 tn Inln nml fTrtn s.i j. ' rfUIU uuu a ujuuiu liues. DAMON LODGE NO 4 MEETS EVEnY iionuay evening In Secret Society hall, I.aDow block, at l'endleton, Ore. H. W. Fletcher, K. II. S. ; W. J. Keyes, C. C. AMONG THE EXCHANGES OF THE INLAND EMPIRE Testlnq Uiarlty of Walla Walla. Ibraham Khatter. a natlvo of Sy ria, Is In the city soliciting funds for the erection of n Roman Catholic church In his native lnnd. For many years his people have suffered un told outrages at the hands of the Turks and they are striving by tho spread ot Christianity to put an end to these outrages. Mr. Khatter bears an Indorsement from the Unltod States consul at Beirut over the consular seal, testi fying to his upright character and the authority to solicit funds for the purposo ho states. Ho said yester dav "The Christian religion, has but little place In the land of Mohamme dans and oppressions at the hands of tho Turl;s have horrified tho world during the past few years. The Syrians especially have been very harshly dealt with and any as slstance that can bo given tho propa gation of the Christian religion in that land will assist In diminishing the outrages with which tho people have long been cursed. Walla Walla Union. sides and therefore disappears mo-o gradually, is rclird upon for tho sum mer's supply of walor. Tho early snow Is lighter than usual and !t la feared that the water supply ol the I'ayette river will bo somewhat di minished next season, so far as It 1h furnished by tho district tram which Mr. Taylor halls. Holse Statesmm. Perils of the Miner. The physicians In attendance upon James Weeden, the second victim of the fatal mlssed-holo explosion at tho Virginia mine, Monday morning, In which John Ileese was killed, en tertain but small hopes for his re covery. He Is fearfully mangled, with left arm and leg broken and in ternal Injuries. le was brought o St. lCllzabcth hospital by C. M. Aus tin, of Oreenhorn. At first It was thought that ho stood a good chance of recovery, but as the nature of his injuries liernme known, hope almost disappeared. linker City Herald, OREGON SHOJrlilNE ad union Pacific Two Trains to the East Dally Throurli Pullman standard and Tourist lnar cat dallr to Omaha, tlhleaml tourtil sleeping car dally to Kansaa City; thronik Pullman tourist sleeping ears personally con ducted) weekly to Chicago, Kansaa city, r- uning rnair cars isemii iree) io tne nasi oauy, Portland 51110 am Chicago Portland 12:30 a m The Kastl l:n a ni TONSORIAL PARLORS. I'ATTON'S SANITAUY HAItllEIt SII0I Despaln block, Court street, llest work manship. All the mouern Improvements. All tools sterilized, llatti rooms In connection. SECOND.HAND DEALERS. V STIIOHI.E, DEALER IN SECO.N'D haud goods. If there Is anything you need In new and second-hand furniture, stoves, granlteware and crockery, call and get his prices. No. all! Court street. FOR RENT. FOI: HENT SIX-ROOM HOUSE ON JACKSON atreot, Apply io Mux litter. FOR KENT - FURNISHED AND UNFUIl. nished rooms. Clean, quiet place. 801 South Main street NEAT, CLEAN, WELL-KEPT FURNISHED Rooms to rent. Well locued. Mrs. Strahon, 80'.! Water street; cor. Johnson. FOR RENT-dOOD FRONT ROOMjltUlTABLK for two gentlomeu or two ladles Call at Gill Willow street. WANTED. MEN TO LEARN 1IAR1IER TRADE ; ONLY clghtweeks required; two years sued; posi tions secured hen competent. Catalogue mailed free. Moler riyBtcin College, Han Fianclaco, Call!, WANTED-I'OSITION, BY SIAN AND WIFE on ranch; experienced. Address 1114 Lincoln street. MISCELLANEOUS. BINOER SEWING MACHINE OFFICK, 609 College street, nepslrs for all machines. P. A Lovetang, Manager SEWER CONTRACTORS-REED & LAFLER make ciinueciions wiui mo sewer iur uum utss houses and private residences. Terms reasonable. Leave orders at T C. Tuylot's Hardware store FOR BALE TWO GOOD FRESH MILCH cows, Ji Jersey, t and t years old. 1'eter Tacholla, Haxe Station. F. " rMEltRILU SPOKANE, WASH.. ACT., Densmore. Second hand machines, supplies and repairs. WK DYE TO LIVE.-HAVE YOUR CLOTHES aponged end pressed lor II 50 month, at the City Hteiira Cleaning and Dyeing Works, tu7 W. Alia. Phone Red 321. OLD NEWSPAPERS TO PUT UNDBR carpets, on shelves, walls, or for wrap ping purposes. Old newspapers In large bundles of 100 each nt 25 cents a bundle nt the EAST OREGONIAN offlee, l'endle ton, Oregon. WM. V. YOIINKA WILL l'AV i'KOMl'T attention to all sales and postlug bills. Correspondence solicited. Commission rea sonable. I'. O. box !!ti0, l'endleton. DRESS t AKINU. GUTTING AND FITTING A specialty. Prompt work. Satis action guar, anteed. ilin R. Whitley. 912 Main street. Scott's Santal-Pepsin Capsules A POSITIVE cunt rorlnSsmmatlonorOatarrs of the Bladder and Diseased Kldnsys. Ho earn no pay. Cans qnlekly and perma. nently the worst eases ol (Joiiorrhora. andOlret, no matieror aowsoa i log. AbaoloUlr nml. a.A ,iUla- Prill. 1.00, or by mall, postpaid, at 00. S btniAai : 12.7S. THE SAKTAl-PtPlIK CO., BILLasOHTllNC. OHIO. -iiK- T Sold by F. W. Schmidt & Co. M WHav UMruaNd i MEN AND WOMEN. Cm Bit O for unni LarWall'iiulloD. ir uiuvvw i . Palalcss. and no r r:.-.. ox muw- i I'":"..'!. i.Mor pol.wnoaa. ktlSCISSATI.O.aTssl."., .1.1. .anS It- aipisM. prepaid. M af.00, or a bottles, . tlicttlar soot a uvmt. wand H?DKrT FEED 8TABLE8. Bu Ihi 7 iZa THK WEEK OR 91, lit VYJUMAaUBp. tetSfc ".HP.. VAm coiu 'iYl,,C.'!ml0rUbl8 "tll. i'lonty '"tk? nil BSf(1 rl. neat tare glvon PI Hotol Pundleton. Phone The DR. LIEBIG STAl'F only Specialists for men. con tinue to cure all chronic, prl- Vale & nenou.. s akin fliseases, "'"","' or write Walter's Flouring Mills Capacity, 150 barrels a day-. Flour exchanged for wheat. Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped Teed etc., alwayn on hand. puompt, iucmahle; service A. J. BEAN s'HAMG OF AIL KINDS fori,,w . . iave ordera at iHtTr siuir. llOAlm AMI) HAr.H KX fi(Sn.. proprietors, lor , ,"T. . ,v.n ..-nicaro of, Uave orders i S Mui "fflonVMSff Si! TsV.. Phon.Maln 1.-7.. New Hay for Grant County. J. A. Slcach, who recently re turned from Kansas, brought hack a sack or sugar cane seed and will sow part of it to hay. Mr. Steach says suear cano is getting to be popular hav In thn f Icclacl,,,.! lnin f, l sown broailcnst nrul Eiimnlontlv iMnir jto make tho staiKs grow nne. Itj iiumiHiies on (iry land and all kinds of stock are said to do well on it. .nr. aieacu win rtlstrlliule some of it among his neighbors and It will be tried on various kinds ot soil. If this proves a success and grows and yields as many claim, it will be a great thing for some of our farmers whoso fields are on high, dry ground. Grant County News, Light Snow In Mountain. W. H. Taylor tne Scott valley ranchman who lias been visiting in the city for a few days, states that so far this winter the fall of snow had been considerably below normal. The Into snow usually goes off quite rapidly in the spring, and tho early snow which packs upon tho mountain Court News From Sumpter. A paternal paddling was adminis tered (o the obstreperous youngster, who had assaulted a neighbor's Httlo girl, and yesterday morning the two mothers appeared before Recorder Start and with expressions ot regret that they had gotten Into a quarrel, asked thnt tho tnnltpr lin ,lrnnntMl from the court records. This was done with the admonition that dili gent application of strap oil would probably prove sufficient correction to Insure futnro good behavior. Sumpter Reporter. Spokane a m b:fi) p m Ditto Umatilla County. We are pleased to note the seem ingly general Interest which Is aris ing regarding the proposed Farmers' Institute. Union county fnrmers should all take patt In this move and see that an Institute Is held and a good one. There Is no reason why the entire winter should be al lowed to pass without some gather ing of the farmers, fruit men and stock growers where they could dis cuss topics ot Interest to each other and exchange of ideas on subjects of mutual interest. I.a Orande Obser ver. MARKET REV EWED EGGS DROP FROM FORTY TO THIRTY-FJVE CENTS. Ranch Eggs Are Coming In In Great, er Numbers and the Price Will Go Still Lower Apple Market Is Rather Strenuous Fresh Vegeta bles Are Going to Make a Winter Run. Fresh ranch eggs have dropped from 40 to 35 cents within tho lu-st two days. On Saturday night, the prevailing price was 41) cents, with eggs very difficult to get at that price, while today finds baskets brim mlng full, in most of the stores with prices market down to 35 cents. Saturday and Monday brought in a large supply of fiesh eggs from the country and as the weather has been unusually warm for tho past few days, the country hens are lim bering up and tho prices will surely be down within reach of the break last table again. Apples are not very plentiful and are retailing at $1 per box, Some very fine apples are to be scon in the markets and the anticipated short age has not been felt. One of the special features of the market this winter is the large de- INSURE IN Reliable Companies That pay their losses promptly. Our companies stand at the head of the list. Aeeet Hartford Fire Insurance Uo 12,259,07b Alliance Awurance Co 29,039,9? London & I&ncashlre Fire Insurance Co i,Mi,Wi North British 4 Mercantile Co 9,m,m Royal Insurance Co ,87,16P FRANK B. CLOPTON AGENT U2 EAST COURT ST. YOU Should have that best ol WOOD DRY and FINE, that you will find with P. P. COLLIER mand for hothouse vegetables, and the large supplies of this kind of stuff carried by several of the gro ceries. It piomises to run all through the winter months, with a brisk call for all kinds, and is one of the new features of the maruets for this win ter. RETAIL GROCEP.Y PRICES. Coffee i..ocho and Java, best, 40c per lb.; next grade, 35c per lb; lower grades, coffee, 2oc to lDc per lb.; package coffee, 20c per lb., 3 pack ages for COc. Rice Best head rice, 12c per lb.; next grade, 10c per lb. Sugar Cane granulated, best $6.E0 per sack; do 13 IbJ Si. Salt Coarse, $1.10 per 100; table, S2.50 per 100. Flour H. B $4.25 per barrel; Wal ters' $4.25 per barrel, $1.10 per sack. Bacon 1418c per lb. Ham 1718c per lb. Coal oil $1.05 for 5 gallons, $3.2a per case. Lard TOc 5 pounds; $1.40 10 pounds. VEGETABLES. Carrots, 2c per lb. Potatoes, lc per lb, Garli , 10c per lb. Cabbage, 3c per pound. Beets, 10 lbs. 25c. Onions, 3c per pound. Parsnip, lu VuS. 25c. Pumpkins, 16-25C. Squash, 15-35c. Celery, 10c bunch, 3 bunches 25c, Lettuce, hothouse, Cc bunch. Kraut, 10c quart, 40c gallon. Mince meat. 1214c per pound. Popcorn, shelled, 81-3 cents per pound; on cob, 0 cents per pouna. SlT' FRUITS. Bananas, 40c dozen. -ittTr Apples, 75c$l per bo. Lemons, 40c doz. Oranges, 40-50C doz. Cranberries, 16c per quart, LIVESTOCK A;.D POULTRY. The following prices are paid by dealers t the producer: Turkeys, 12014c. Chickens Hens, 7c: $34 per doz en; roosters, 4 to 6 centi. Geese, per dozen, $9. Ducks, per dozen, $3.5004. Butter, 5O076c, good. Eggs, fresh, 40c. CHOICE BEEF CATTLE, ET7. Steers, $3.2503.50. Cows, $2.5002.75. Hogs live, 4'&5c. Hogs, dressed, GVi7c. Veal, dressed, 6G7c, Sheep, $202.50. standard remedy tor Gleet, Gonorrhoea ana nunninjj ruinyi IM d HOIII1S. Cures Kid- IMIUI 1 ney and Bladder Troubles. HAY AND FEED; Chop barley, $22.60 per ton; lc per lb. Chopped wheat, $1.40 per 100. Bran, 60 rents per sack. Shorts, $1 per sack. Oats, Vi cents per lb, AlfaKa, loose, $13 per ton, Wheat, loose, $13 per ton. Timothy, baled, per ton, $20. I ncll HIDE MARKET. Tho following aro the prevailing tnAa t.Llaa In thla mfir. UVvlUfaO liliUCa 1UI ,uv . "- Het: beef, green. 4c per lb.; beef, ... n.i.i... f nnAl. If i n Willi pussiuimy in fi i 81ZO IB gUUU UUU vvuu" . mfsiTr. imaf alrlna nrrnrd CUJIUO, UUllf IWV, uvmi lug to quality and size, from N3 to $ju; coon, suiu',vl'; uhoeu, greeu, Cc; sheep Ury, 7Hc: lynx or oou cat, iuuvj tiuu, badger, wuw. TRANSPORTATION LINE. Dinar roa Tlnio Sohodiilo l'ira I'l'iHlk'ton AHR1TI raoH Portland special No. 1 Chlco Special No, 3 Mall antt Express No. r The East 9:0) a.m. I'ortland 5M p m The East li:Ma m Mall and Express No. 8 ; Portland 1 (Mam Pendleton Passenger No 7 iSpokann Paa-wnter No. 8 rendlelon llranch allied Train No. 41 Walla Walla II ranch Mixed Train No. ti Ppokaae H:3i p a 1 M p in No 7 connects with No. '2. t Onlv waits lor No 1 In case Ns. 1 Is late not late r than s-i tuiuutes. No. u connects with No, 2. Ocean and River Schedule. FKOM, FOKTLAND. ! All sailing dates sub-l -OOP. m. s-irKan Fmnrueo I Halt every 6 days. Dally eicept I Sundae 8:00 p.m. , Saturday 10MU p. in. i Columbia hirer To Astoria and Way Landtags. iXO p. a. imp.a, Sunday HOTELS. HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS., Props. The Best Hotel In Pendletoa and as eood as any. The Hotel I'cntllcton has jusl been refitted and rclurnishod throughout. Phone and fire alarm connections with all rooms. Baths in suites and single rooms. Hoadquartors Tor Travollng Men Commodious Samplo Rooms, Rates $2 & $250 Special rates by week or mouth Excellent Culsliio. I'rompt Dliilugroom Berrlo. Bar and billiard room In oonneotloi Only Three blocks from Depot' MOTEL ST. GEORGE CORNER MAIN AND WEBB 813. Wlllnmottu KIvit. Boats leare Portland dallv. exrent Bandar slifff, nl water nermlltlnBl (or Willamette ant i amiim KiTer puinis. Lcare I Klparla , flnske Itlier lUit. m. Klparla to Lewlston Dally Kxcpt Monl Leare Lewlston 7 :0 &. m. Dally Bxcpt Mns K.U 8UUII. Agent. Pendleton. WASHINGTON COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD Take thia route for Ciiicago, St Paul, St. Louis, Kan sas City, St. Joseph, Omaha and All Points East and South Portland and point! on tho Soand TIMltCAHU Arrive at Pendleton Monday, Wednes day and Friday, 1.45 p. m. Tues day, Thursday and Saturday, 11.45 a. m. Leave Pendleton, 7 p. m. tearo Walla Walla dally.east bound. 11 0 p, m Arrlre Walla Walla dally.west bouud,M:Ua. in Knr Information regarding rates and accom modations, call on or address W, ADAMS, Agent Pendleton. Oregon H. H. CAI.DKRIIKAD, (I. P. A., walla nana, nasniuiion. GEO. DAI1VEAU. Prop. Elegantly Furnished Steam Heated European Plan. Block and a half from depot; Sample room In connection. ROOM RATE 50o, 75o, $1.00 THE HOTEL BICKERS (Formerly Golden Rule) Court Street RUNS Pullman Sleeping Cuns, Elegant Dining Cars, Tourist Sleeping Cars. rur. fAuu MINNEAPOLIH DULUTH WINNKPEG HELENA and LBITITE. THROUGH TICKETS TO CHICAGO WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK BOSTON ud all points Eaat and Houth rhn.h llrkMta to Jiub and Oalna. fla Taoom and Mortnern Paclle Hteamsblp Ce. and Amerlranllue, TIMK SCUBOULI. T.lii lease Pandlatou dally noeH lasiai at 7 lOO P. m. and Ucaets, call on or write W. Adems Pea. aiewn, "reou, or , I JlllQ lUU WUIIISUU DMil VI Ml w allv East Oregonlan, by carrier, only 15 cents per week. Ilcmodoled and refurnlaliod through out. Everything neat, clean and up-to-date. Steam beat and electrlo llBlitn. Ileal culslno. Prompt aeryf), H. E. BICKERS. Prop. THE PORTLAND PORTLAND. OREGON Aaaerkan Plan, U per day and pard, lleadauarters for tourists and conimerclal Irae clera. Special rates made to families andslajte IcBllemen. The taausgcmcDl will be plaaissl t all llm.a tn .how rruima and alve BSbrca. A soderii Turkish bathealabllshiueatin the hotet, II. C. BOWKKS. Maaaaet , J. L. VAUGHN Electrician Prompt attention given and sll work exeeuted properly, Blaetrleal Supplies or sll kinds OrFICK-121 WIST COURT ST. (Tribane BuUdlni) CHICHESTER'S PILLS wr,v tlrlaluiil uud tluly (ienulne. Vv--f3 ur.u i"i ui4 "-urns r uk.llUU.u4 ltllall.uk lle.l.r.. T..U.I. I. j Bftj .... , .i u l. .,u.u Aiaii. a.14 tra Ua4Ue ttuaate. PIIILAw fA. Pi m tboUdoertt. : MANHOOD RESTORED "cupideiiP' , a-srV. i:KllaaUallUlsT JirHIUIs W lr Vwscer-r s " ... Iilf.r.M lu 1 lUKiaUS DT OdY Of HlfJUt, t ivwvuiiii. . TT ;inel7..Ve.urotnru IT ioSlal1" Adar" Tuxxiil. 'Mi'.UH-W:.Va 1'n.ncl.e.. C'ul. Sold by Tallman & Co., Druggists. j. faSflflflfll