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DAILY EAST 0REG0NIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1904 r TRANSPORTATION LINES. HOTELS. '.oinMR AND TRADES. ALPHABPTTiiai i v a r,r, PHYSICIANS. nrpirra m itinn Vr. enhone: Of lice, main 1871 ; mtln -tTT7 n nRBI'AIN 11LOCK. Kit. ! . . .r.iAiio ODU impaircu Hearing. . ntwnn. OFFICE ovrcn ...1 SliriTHUUi UIULI lu riUUU ATTORNEYS. BEAN fc PERRY. ATTORNEYS IT t.aw Office, orer Taylor's Hardware Store, Pendlc' ton, Or, ,AiWif?. A- PECl LAW OFFICE IN JUDD building. n. D. IIOYD, ATTOllNEY AT LAW. Court street. Ill r,AJEV PP1,1". ATTORNEYS AT law. Ofilce In Despaln block. IIAI.LKIIAY & McCOUKT, LAWYERS. As sociation, building. N,n,ynVAT0?NEY AT LAW. OfUce In Savings Bank building. . itir I limn HLimK. 'rici.fc. Slli UHNUintSON, PHYSICIAN 1 iiriipo niiuuR. mum : K. IlLAKESLEE, CUIIONIC - . . t trr ' rvtioir-tAii a mrr Thoiapwa treor, botwoon Cour lUCCl-n. - - - - DENTISTS, Imld IllOCK. diDir. ruuiic icu init block, over Sell ni lilt a new drug Capital, $.10,000; surplus and ill. lUltTCSl Ull HHIU UUpUSltl. ...Imi fin it imm oa r I n or rl a t tra LCurow, casmer , i. ax, nemp. a,nt : ueorce iv. rroeosiei. ... t t i:tii.n. n..lili .11 1. Hartrflnn. .M. M. Jobns, T. D. uran', J. l . nngore, icod- H U' lr.aha,nl , Oregon, organized Aiarcn 1, t BllOWeU UU Ull IIU1U UtMJUSUB. loujnt and soiu on an principal Uclal attention given to collec- J. Furnish, president : J. N. Ireildent ; T. J Mnrrla, cashier' loer, assistant cashier. S'lOSAL DANK OF I'ENDLE .1, ira.tfM ; surplus, and un 9H, ilou.000 Transacts a king business. Exchange and maulers sold on Chicago, 1 Han w York, and principal points lu furaus arawn on inina, Japan Makes collection on reasonable. Antsar. ores lent : W. F. Mat- Menu Q. M. Ulce. cashier : Geo I, aUUM cashier CARTER & ItALEY, ATTORNEYS AT law. Otflce In Savings Bank building. D. E. COLLIER, LAWYER. OFFICE Rooms 7 and 8, Association building. STILLMAN & PIERClC ATTORNEYS AT law. Mr. Htlllman has been admitted to practice In United States patent offices, and makes a specialty ot patent law. Rooms 10, 11, ia and 13, Association block. FRATERNAL ORDERS. II. P. O. ELKS, I'KNDLETON LODGE, NO. 288 Regular meetings Krstund tllrd Thursdays oreach month. All brothers visiting In the city most cordially Invited to attend. Hall In LaDow block, Court street. O A, Hartman, br., K. II., 0. E. lleiin, Secretary. MEN'S ItEHOHT YOU AIIE INVITED. Free leading room. Why not Join and, got the advantage of free bath, use of punching bag and other equipments, In cluding library mid reading room? Terms. tl.00 to Join and GOc a month dues. TONSORIAL PARLORS. AMONG THE EXCHANGES OF , THE INLAND EMPIRE "Working" the Heathen. Arthur Spencer, who was here sometime .ago, representing himself as an ag'nt of the Chinese Six com panies of San Francisco, Is In troii hlo in Pittsburg. While here he claimed that he was taking a census of tho Chinese residents and pre paring a report of tho financial standing of Chinese merchants. After he left tho Chinese received word from San Francisco that ho was a fraud and had no connection whatever with the company ho claimed to represent. The following dispatch, from Pitta burg, dated Feb. 11, tells of hts- trou bles In the smoky city: "Arthur Spencer, who claimed to be an agent of tho Chinese' Six companies en gaged In looking for Chinamen who were smuggled Into this country, was held today to the United States court In the sum of $3,000 on tho charge of Impersonating a United States oITlcer. Spencer visited tho Chinese headquarters with Immi grant Inspector Layton, and report ed that there were 25 or 30 China men In this city who had been de ported. Later, Is Is alleged, he se cured money from the Chinese mer chants by selling them bogus regis tration certificates. In default of bail he was taken to jail." Boise Capital News. I'ATTON'S SANITARY HARDER SHOP, Despaln block, Court street. Best work manship. All the modern Improvements, ill tools sterilized. Hath rooms In connection. FOR RENT. NKAT, CLEAN, WELL-KEPT FURNISHED Rooms to rent. Well loomed. Mrs. Btrahon, 802 Wator atreat; cor, Johnson. FOR RENT-OOOD FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE (or two gentlemen or two ladles. Call at 010 Willow street. WANTED. WANTED A OtiOD SOLICITOR. ROOM 11 Arlington rooming house. MEN TO LEARN UARUER TRAUE i ONLY eight weeks required; two years sated; posi tions secured hen competent. Catalogue mauea iree. Jloier system college, Man riHucisuo, lain. The Way of the Waif. Adopted out- of tho Portland Boys' and Girls' Aid society little eight-year-old Earl Wymer took a long ride Saturday In order to reach the homo of Prof, and Mrs. Wilfred Burns of this city who have adopted the little fellow. Earl was put on the train at Portland Saturday even ing and should have reached Walla Walla yesterday morning. Expect ing him Mrs. Burns arose at dawn and went down to the depot but no boy was there to greet her. Think ing that perhaps his departure had been delayed a day she returned home. Yesterday evening a hack drove up to tho Burns home with the little fellow as a passenger. Ex planations following It was found that the conductor had failed to put his passenger off at Walla Walla as hts ticket read, but had carried him on to Spokane, r- Walla Walla Statesman. Better Postoffice Service. The lobby of the Walla Walla postoOlcc will remain open all night, beginning at onco, a letter havinir been received Sunday by Postmns tor Brunton authorizing him to is sue the order tho order, If deemed necessary. Mr. Brunton said yes terdajr that ho considered It neces sary, and a regulation nt which tho public has been kicking for some time will bo rescinded. The local postofflco department has also pro tested vigorously against the 9 o'clock lockup rule. Wnlla Walla Union, City Vaccinated. Every Inhabitant of Kenmore, ti little sawmill town 20 miles south east ot Seattle, was vaccinated Thursday by Dr. C. C. Mooro, tho county health officer, on account ot the discovery of smallpox In tho village, says tho Seattle Star. Tho discovery, however, was not made In Kenmore, but in Seattle. A saw mill hand from Kenmoro wandered Into the health offlce broken, out with the disease and spread the alarm. To Save Lewlston Sinners. " The Salvation Army has again entered the Lewlston field and per manently established a barracks here. Captain Husklnson, recently of Butte, Montana, and Lieutenant Knudson of Fernle, B. C, have been detailed for the work here and the opening services were held Satur day evening. Lewlston Tribune. Heavy Snow on Wood River. This section has had the heaviest snow storm of trio season. The snow is very wet and heavy and about two feet has fallen. This means fine ranges for stockmen and plenty of water and good crops this year. Wood River Cor. Capital News. SUIlSCItlllERS TO MAGAZINES, IF YOU want to subscribe to magazines or news papers In tbe United States or Europe, re mit by postal uote. check or scud to the EAST UUEOONIAN the net publisher's price of k.ie publication you desire, nnd we will liavp It sent you nnd assume all the risk of the money being lost In the malls. It will save you both trouble nnd risk. If you are a subscriber to the East Oregonlan In remitting you can deduct 10 per cent from the publisher's price. Address EAST OREUONIAN I'UII. CO., Pendleton, Ore. rECTS AND BUILDERS. DUTALtN. AitniitTErrr ami lnt Room 12 Judd lllock, Pen. sueur. association block, reu IlKD, ARCHITECT AND SU- fir. juases complete and re I la buildings In the city or coun 17, Judd building. ICOLE, CONTRACTORS AND utimaies turmsned on short p work a specialty Prompt lop on IllufC street, near Main. , CONTRACTOR AN DIIUILD- jutes furnished on all kinds lumen t walks, stone walls, etc. i it l.ust oregonlan oruce. t. I'LASTERINO AND CE. Cement walks n specialty. Es tmti tree. Work guaranteed, li it Uadley & Zehner'a cigar treet. p. O. box 104. IRINARY 8URQEONS. BUHOK(INT)K. D. C- MeNARR uoan-s Drug more. rnii AND LuDUInu. IM, CORNER ALT A AND U- .Board by the day or week. Mt. Rates, $3.70 and f.7G ri. L. Neff, prop, Pendleton li connection. Neff, pro- WEL. LEADING HOTEL IN 1.00 to tl.DO per .day. H. P. Wetor. W' BUSINESS' TAKES YpU at the Uote! Helix. Good d service. T II. Wimpy, AND FEED.8TABLE8. UVKRYSr BTABEEv' COURT COUrthouu RnwiirB At Hnn. lood turnouts,, vPubllc.acles. HKNRY lEED' YARD, COR. K Llltlth itM.1. a a a lln. te. comfortable stalls.. Plenty imn carelul attention. 'RTAtlTVO ry . w nnnnuu f?' Kood rijrs, best carejtlyeu 1 Opp, Howl fendleton. Fhona t WANTED YOUR ORDERS FOR EN graved cards, wedding Invitations, etc. ; 100 engraved visiting cards with plate, $1.50 ; additional cards In future, $1 per nunareo. ine i.asr uregonian. MISCELLANEOUS. LOST-1N THE Hiail SCHOOL ASSEMBLY hall. Friday evening. Feb. 12, black silk urn- brolla, with vearl and silver handle. Reward will be paid for Its return to Edith Johnson, un junuiuu oireei FOUND A BROWN FUR BOA ON MAIN ST, The owner can havo same br culllue at Ten dleton hotel, proving property uud paying (or mis aa, BINDER SEWING MACHINE OFFICK, (09 College street, nepairs lor all machines, P. A. Loretang, Manager SEWER CONTRACTORSREED A LAFLER make connections with the seworlorbual ness houses and private residences. Terms reasonable. Leave orders at T. C. Taylor's Maruware siurv. F. . MERRILL. SPOKANE. WABIL. AOT. Densmore. Second hand machines, supplies kqu repairs. SEE YOUR "UNCLE" WHEN YOU WANT money. We make loans on persoual property T. B. (lurdaln, Pami Broker, Mllarkey build. lug, iuuri Bireei. WM. F. YOHNKA WILL PAY PROMPT attention to all sales and noatluc bills. Correspondence solicited. Commission rea sonable. 1. O. box 208, I'endletou. DRESS 4AKINU. CUTTING AND FITTING A antoed specialty. Prompt work. Satisfaction guar nioea uiss n, vrmuey, tfiu aiain street PENDLETON 8TEAM DYE-WORK8-780 COT- ton wood street. Cleaning, dying and repair og. Goods called for and delivered. Phone lain 1CS1. OLD NEWSPAPERS TO PUT UNDER carpets, on shelves, walls, or tor wrap- lag purposes. Old newspapers -In large undies of 100 each at 2ft cents a bundle1 at tne kast uitKuunian ornce, renaie ton, Oregon. ALL TIRED OUT. Tired all the time. Weary and worn out night and day. Back aches; side aches. All on account of the kidneys. Must help them at their work. ,A Pendleton woman shows you how. Mrs. Fred Noble, who lives at 219 Cosble street, says: "I was troubled m t &o&?ii?tSii0l$i "! kidneys, ad was oppressed with S!l!''f'L "raw. Cab Hue, a tired feeling the whole time. My iTain7vL ., ...... - . ... , uuuk uuuiiuuuueu iu ncue wutaerei i JAND LAND BUSINESS MJTRACT COMPANY . abstracts of title to all frVun..' Loans on city mlh J!u nd .ells all --.j. uoes a general Dro- hr " ,inlea 8n" Be ItLn1' - Vice Pres, Triocgreiary. 1 "I it rllKl'S?!.. ?P.P Knpanles. Office with f'liifil 8; LAND COM- liUdTn;"" no collections. "nnu DEALERS. 'W 0d Vrl" Court street. did the least amount of work around the house that compelled me to lift anything or stoop over. The kidneys wore irregular and annoyed mo espe cially It I caught cold. I felt sleepy or drowsy all the time. I used many different medicines,' some of which helped my, and some of which did not. I Baw Doan's Kidney Pills so highly recommended that I went to the Brock & McCoraas Co. drug store nnd got a box. They helped mo frpm the first and did mo moro good than anything of the kind I had ever used. I am fooling bettor slnco tho treat ment than I had .in a long, long time before, thanks to Doan's Kidney Pills." For sale by all dealers. Prlco CO cents por box. Fostor-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., solo agents for tup Unltod States. ltomombor tho namo DOAN'S I and take no other, MARKET WHEAT DROPS OVER A CENT IN CHICAGO. Unsteady Market Occasioned by the War Keeps the Buyers Guessing Decline of 1J4 of a Cent In a Day Portland Being Flooded With California Packed Eggs. Chicago, Feb. J 7. Logan & Bryan advise: The new grade of wheat was Irregular, lit the July and September were about one cent under the others at the close. It was a very uctlve and very weak market. The cables did not . re spond to the strength of yesterday. Our markets showed some steadf ness after the opening but soon be' gan to ease off under large offer ings of loug stuff. The pit felt that not only Armour,- but other large local holders were free sellers. General outside trade has accumulated quite a long line or wheat on the recent advance, and the local speculatlvo situation is less strong In consequence. A reaction was certainly due, closing heavy and almost at the low point for the day. A nervous and unsettled market favorable at least to scalping operations is likely. Market Was Lower. Wheat is lower today. May open ed at 79c, was high at 98c and low at 96 The close was 96c, a drop of c during the day. July opened nt 89c, touched 90ic and 88Uc as the high and low and clos ed at 88c, a drop of lc during the day's session. The corn market was also lower. The various markets ranged as follows: i Opened Close. May 87 9C July 89t 88Vi Eggs Are Weaker. Portland, Feb. 17. Tho recelnt of 1G0 cases of California eggs. which were divided among four of the local merchants, has caused a further weakness in the market and prices today are ruling from 27 to 27 cents. Receipts from the lo cal territory are growing a trifle larger. The market shows no ac cumulation. Beets, 10 lbs. 25c. Onions, 3c per pound. Parsnip, lu ls. 25c. Celery, 10c bunch, 3 bunches 25c. Lettuce, hothouse, 5c bunch. Kraut, 10c quart, 40c gallon. Mince meat, 12c per pound. Popcorn, shelled, 8 1-3 cents per pound; on cob, 5 cents per pound. FRUIT8. .- " Bananas, 40c dozen. Apples, 7Gc$l per box. Lemons, 40c doz. Oranges, 40-50- doz. Cranberries. IBc per quart, i LIVESTOCK Ar.D POULTRY. The following prices are paid by dealers t the producer: Turkeys, 1214c. Chickens Hens, 7c; $304 per doz en; roosters, 4 to C cents. Geese, per dozen, $9. Ducks, per dozen, $3.50 4. Butter, 500176c, good. Eggs, fresh, 30c. CHOICE BEEF CATTLE, ET Steers, $3.2503.75. Cows, $2.50(3)2.75. Hogs live, 45c. Hogs, dressed, C7c. Veal, dressed, GG7c. Sheep, $22.50. . ( HAY AND FEED. Chop barley, $22.50 per ton; IVic per lb. Chopped wheat, $1.40 per 100. Bran, CO cents per sack. Shorts, $1 per sack. Oats, Vj cents per lb. Alfalfa, loose, $13 per ton. Wheat, loose, $13 per ton. Timothy, baled, per ton, $20. LOCAL HIDE MARKET. The following are the prevailing average prices for hides In this mar. ket; beef, green, 4c per lb.; beef, dry, 1012c; mink, EOc each, with a possibility of $1 each if tLe size is good and the condition prime; coyote, 5075c; bear skins, accord ing to quality and size, from s3 to $15; coon, 35040c; horse, $11.25; sheep, green, 6c; sheep dry, VAc; lynx or bob cat, 15030; skunk, 26c;, badger, J603O, Jiiii UJl RETAIL GROCERY PRICE8. Coffee iuocho and Java, best. 40c per lb.; next grade, 35c per lb; lower grades, coffee, 25c to 15c per lb.; package coffee, 20c per lb. Rico Best head rice, 12Hc per lb.; next grade, 10c por lb. sugar cane granulated. best$G.50 per Bnck; do 13 lbj $1. salt Coarse, $1.10 per 100: table. $2.60 per 100. Flour B. B., $4.25 per barrel: Wal ters' $4.25 per barrel, $1,10 per sack. Bacon 14018e per lb. Ham 17018c per lb. Coal oil $1.C5 for 5 gallons, $3.1:6 por case. Lard 70c B pounds; $1.40 10 pounds, VEGETrtCLES. Carrots, 2o por lb." Potatoes, lo per lb, Garli , 10c per lb. Cnbbago, 3a por pound. EPIGRAMS OF NOVELI8T8. One crawls into friendship, one occa sionally drifts into matrimony, but lu love one falls. Frankfort Moore. There is no placo like the top, espe cially when it Is narrow and will not hold many at a lime. Anthony Hope. Love nnd friendship are stronger than charity and politeness, and thoso who trade upon the latter arc rarely accorded the former. Sston Merrlman. It is the American's regret Unit ut present he can do notblug with his feet while ho is listening ut the telephone, but doubtless some employment will be found for them in the coming nge. Iun Mueliu'cn. There are two unpardonable sins lu this world, success uud fnllrire. Those wJio succeed can't forgive a fellow for being a failure nud those who full can't forgive hlui for being u success.' Q, II. Lorluicr. There ure two classes of people In the world, the iioople who nre clover uud the people who me keen, and you must never mix the two. They meet nnd touch, they nre necessary to ench other, but they never, never blend. Knthcr lue Cecil Thurston, OREGON Sitoj(rLiNE and union Pacific Two Trains to tho East Daily Through rullman standard and Tourist sleep. Ing cars dally to Omaha, Chicago; tonrlst sleeping car dally to Kansas CItyl throngs Pullman tonrlst sleeping ears personally con ducted) weekly to Chicago, Kansas City, re clining chair cars (seatt free) to tho East dally. Dinar roa limo Sohodnlo From l'anilloton Portland 9:10 am Chicago 5:45 pra Portland 12::am The Eaatl 4:15 a m Spokane - 9:10 a m 6tS0 p m Portland Special No. 1 Chicago Special No. 2 Mall and Express No. 6 AKRlTt raoM The East 9:00 a.m. Portland 6-M p m The East li'.25a m Mali and Express No.6 Portland I 4Uam 1 Pendleton Passenger No 7 (Spokane Passenger No. 8 Pendleton Branoh Mixed Train No. 41 Walla Walla Branch Mixed Train No. 42 Hpokasjt 2 M p in No 7 connects with No. 2. I Only waits lor No 1 In cue No, 1 Is late not later than so minuter. No. 42 connects with No, 2, Ocean and River Schedule. FROM PORTLAND. p. m. Dally eicept Bnnday 80 p.m. flltllHl.. 10 100 p. in. All sailing dates sab- ject to cnange. Por Ban Francisco Ball every & days. Columbia River To Astoria and Way Landings. 4:00 p. m, 4:00 p.m. Banday Willamette Itlvor. Boats leare Portland dally, except Bands) stage ol water permitting) for Willamette ant Yamhill Rlrer points. Leare Rlparla 4:05 a. m, Dallr Excpt Monl Bnake Rlrer Rlparla to Lewlston Leare Lewlston 7:00 a.m. Dally Bicpt Moo K. C. SMITH, Agent, Pendlatoa. WASHINGTON COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD Take this route for Chicago, St Paul, St. Louis, Kan sas City, St. Joseph, Omaha and All Points East and South Portland and points on the Sound T I M 1C CARD' Arrive at Pendleton Monday, Wodiiet-dayL-tnd Friday, 1.45 p. m. Tt(er day, Thursday and Saturday, 11.49. a. m. Leave Pendleton, 7 p. m. Leare Walla Walla datly.eaat bound, 11 :00 p, ra Arrlte Walla Walladally.west bound, 10:45 a. m For Information regarding rates and accom modatlons, call on or address W. ADAMS, Agent , Pendleton, Oregon B. B. CALDKRI1EAO, O. P. A., Walla Walla, Washington. RUNS Pullman Sleeping Cars, Elegant Dining Cars, Tourist Sleeping Cars. fBT. PAXJIi TOI THROUGH MINNEAPOLIS DUIiUTH VAKGO GRAND FQ82B (JKOOKHTON WINNEPKO HELENA and BUTTE, TICKETS TO CHICAGO WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK BOSTON and all poliiU Eaat and Booth through tickets to Janan and China. ia Taooma and Northern PaolUe BUamshlp C, and American line. TIMB SCHIDULB. Trains leare Pendleton dallr axeani aaaau at 70 p.m. ' For lnrthar Information, lima eards. imam and tickets, call on or write W. Adams, Paa dleton, Oregon, or A. D. CHARLTON, miru ana Morrison au., roruana, ure. Dally East Oregonlan, by carrier, only 15 cents per week. HOTEL. PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS., Props. The Best Hotel in Pendleto. nd as good as any. The Hotel Pendleton has just been refitted and refurnished throughout. Phone and fire alarm connections with all rooms. Baths in suites and single rocas. Headquarters for Traveling Men Commodious Sample Rooms, Rates $2 & $250 Bpcolal rates by week or mouth Excellent Culnlno. Prompt Dtnlngrnom iwrvtot. Bar and billiard room in conneotloi Only Three Blocks trom Depot HOTEL ST. GEORGE GEO. DARVEAU, Prop. Kuropenn plan. Everything first class. Accommodations the best. modern conveniences. Steam heat throughout. Large new sample room. The Hotel St. George Is pronounced one ot the most modern and model hoteU of Oregon, Rooms 50c to $1.50 CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS. Block and a half from depot THE HOTEL BICKERS (Formerly Golden Rule) Court Street 4a1snaaBS!2&L&M!3Wfa 'ELriaaaaaQsnfl ! r'lsn Remodeled and refurnished tbrougsV out. Everything neat, clean and up. to-date, Steam Lent and electrif lights. Best culslno. Prompt sortie. H. E. BICKERS, Prop. THE PORTLAND PORTLAND. OREGON American Plan, parard. at Dr Ha v n1 mnm Hcadouarttra ror tourists and tomnMrrii irmm. tiers. Special rates made to families and stasia gentlemen. The management will be r'liissi el all Units to show roorna and gl?e prtcsav, modern Turkish bath establishment In the has). si. n. sunaas, Manager, J, L. VAUGHN Electrician Prompt attention , given and all work executed properly. Blsetrleal Supplies or alt kinds OFFICB-12! WIST COURT ST. (Tribune Building) Walter's Flouring Mills Capacity, 150 barrels a day, ' Flour exchanged lor wheat. Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped xt, etc., always on hand. ssssBsssMnsasssnSMassssssssmsasMass-sarsBi.. . sn lasTlflsTTB I sail lllissal mormon oitno jy- ri i. uwuiu ufctj oi.tw jttuii ijr iaitiHMtan-iM the tiuriuua Chiiii fi mill tlia'Tr itilh).m. lVinlttifilv cuma tlm umt raia (it 7.1,1. t - ..i t birwuof olf ttbucOsCl- .iitIon,Pu,ec,pr Cut.Loet Manhood, n Back. Cvll Dualrcfi( 8emlnal Emleslona, Lame Bank) Nervous Debility. Hoadnohe, Unfitness to Marryf Loesof Semen, CyollcJs, I'lli'uti am imuioalattt. lmirt Vltfor na fltlnmmto thebiajiiAtithiei vsjcijutor. f0o tuiAfur(J.bObrtuA,iU A writ kj nervous ueDiiiiya vartoooolA. or Cnit ous Twitching of putextcy ta every (xao uiulevelopctl orffftuc. tun HUftrAutoe.tu cursor 11 ,iit.6boxv CitruiAM tree. AUdrosoi Bishop Remody Co., Son Frnnclsco.Cal Sold by T::.r:.n & Co., Druggist i