East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, March 22, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti TIU'KSDAY, MARCH W, 1888. DAILY AND HKMI-WW'.ICI.V, IIV Tllll Unit OrrRiitilnn I'lihlMiliic Oniipiiny, AT PKNDI.KTON, .... ()lti:(IO.V. IIAII.YKCIWCIIIIT IO.V KATIM! Ono ropy per yciir, hy innll S" !" One ropy nix month", by innll " Onntiipy per week, by currier Hllllfll" mnnlsT vi HKMI-WKHIil.THUIWCItllHO iiati.m: ono copy i"T yi1'. 15? OiiiK'upy lx mouth i HIIIKli- lIlllllliTK " I'rum I u in jiitpcr free Inymrly iilsrlbr. AllVKIITIH.NO IIIIMI WH'lit'W Atlvrrtltrmntti.) Onn Ineh, nr lcs, III Kctnl-WoHly per Miiililli Omu liicli.or Ifx, III Imlly per inoiilh 1 n Two Inches, nrlcK, III Isitli, per month... 3 GO Over Ihn-nliielieHeinl-Wcehly.iier Inch per iiiimtli I ? Ovit tliren Inclii'x, Dully, per Inch pr llllllltll I Over tlir'fl Indus, In ImiIIi, per Inrli pr llllllltll I'1' H'llld tiiiiipnrf II mlvsrtlcincnl In Heinl Weekly or Dully, Hrst IiimtIIoii, pir llicli, 1 1. Mi; eiicli miliKi-iiiimil lii-rrtlnn, Itte. Iinil mil Ice, Inn ccnU pr llnu curb In ncrllnli, tiii: riti:Hii)i:.NT hmmvs miM'ii, DoM-ii ha lH-en In the f-cjimto llvu yearn. All dial lime a Hupiiniican ii.im lieen in tliu lower Moiice. Mi man unew lielter than thuy the nature and extent of the wiijwii-ro.iil, liitid-i'r.tnt framlH In Oregon. If thny had denlred to hao theHe lauiU forfeited llieyeuiililliave donu ho louti UK1 1. It wan not a c.ife like thono (if the r.iilroid l.uiil-Kr.int-i, Jwhuio tliu lieiiellclatleH could buy iij whole major! tiert if neeivHiiry. 'I'he Oreh'oniaiiV nolplidxioiner hi.vh ho Iuih Inlioduced a bill to forfeit tlii'ce lauilH, held from i-et-tleiiieut by the uiont iiiibhiHbiii)' fraililn, iiuiltheiefoie lidictileH the IWIdunt for HccuiiilliiK a nieHHiiKO in riir.ud to Hie matter mid urging tliu piiHH.ie of it fur feituro law. Hut ierhapH the President In by thin time llhtly acipialiited with tho Holphoiilaii method. Dolpb U guxl at iutriKhit'lii liilln; if theru N no escape lie will even anxliit in p.tMsiiih' tliem; but If they mo likely lodo the corporatiuiiH for which ho In tliu attorney any Injury, ho v lit take euro that they mo not car. rled Into ell'eet. Tho President InriKhtj It won't do to take chances ou.Dolph. ItocitiiHo ho hail Introduced a bill at the Instruction of the people of Oregon Is no flgn that ho Intended to have tliu land forfeited. Wo remember pretty well last juar'aexperlencii with the appropriation or tho Cnscado locks. "Tint prohibition vote is what inayle termed an unknown factor in politics. What ell'ect It will haui Usm the two old partlcn. us to tho relative nuinUir of voles they will draw from each, is an Inteiest' I UK and imiMirtant iueslion. There is no doubt that the time will come when this tllllll ll:irlV will lit. lyiuiirful llltll tllltt foivo eitlier or jsith of the two old parlies tt I!:;ll."lldl,..iabl;,k is illnsmtted in the one iuestions but that the partv, in M 1 ''l'"" of the Arlington lire yesterday, as teniiuraiicu work, Isilolnga grea't deal of reN)iled in our dispatches. A brick or Kixsl. Any oriMlimit 1111 thai bus fur lis . -Miy iirgiiiiuaiinn that has for lis object the Itellering of the comllllous of mankind is a gixxi one." This Is more sensible and leasonable talk than that constantly Indulged in by the Salem Statesman, and paicrs of (hut sort, who cm II it 1 nothing but oppro- Prions epithets to heap iiniii prohibition Ists, simply because some of them llavel,0",,, ''"I"'"" your yards, your houses, chosen to vote with the other parlies. i v,M,r '",VM ul"' overythlug that Is yours. It will encourage your jielghUir to do the Os Mitri'h lUth a New York city pajvr ! wiim, and each will add to the wealth of published a ooui by Walt. Wliitmaii 1 the other. o to, sluggard, you mu not eoiitalnliiK this : ,' wauled in Pendleton. "I'otlli (rum ,i,Hn,., iuxI o( miniir! .1. . , -r...,I-?.??:,W',l,",.,,i,i,:,"! ,"," " iiu-'law u, ' 1 " Nilom Matenniau need not publish n,li:,lm,UmU',,,,,,",,''H''''-'"'-':'lm li.Mil. to fanners contained in the Thu wine day the worst blUard ever luri'1 Urt "1'or the beueltt of .lolm P. exierieiiced luirst upon that region, and ' irMu" If John P. Irish condescends to another paper remarked: "The Hynip.i-' l,0"'" the Statesinaii's puhlle.ition, he tides of the metres)lM went out to that w'" mal0 ,,K' Statesman lh he had saniu (laiulelloii .V(y,terd.iy." never Ikvu Iwrn. I io would nut need a The dandelion ought to have Ivenlorn : ,H,,tor 'oxt. out in Oregon, wbeie its trust would nut have. Uvi thus cruelly Kitraycd. Tiik Astoria I'ioneer, the priie news- paper thief of Anieiica.iin.l ilu..,li.......i liar of the world, prints entire the K.ts; I OiiimoxiAN's ttuicle entitled "Ants and ji Men," under the title of "Our A.ud.i . S-rnion," without any mill!, of ,,, I W hen tho sheep-thief who edits thut (m- 1 r roads this, he will proUtbly claim that It was stolon by us from the "Wash- i ....,, , .dm, t ruiuu, (iinrr iiiiagiiiarv ,1 publication. We have dropivd tho Pio- 1 1 nwr from 0111 exchange list. We do not il want any dealings with sneak-thieves. llos. John lit user's promsitliut to IUIV f It-Ill..,, l.t.t... .... ...1.. . , . . I' proivr. iviisistent. iusi.r.v.s...mi,i 1 " """"j on Kiiiiu r.tlMHl is right, if the protivtlon tlusiry is i-orrcct. I; The farmers aro oveMartl t.i i.n,i....i ti... . mauufacliirero ami capitalists ; now let ' lr the i..i...,f...n., ....1 . 1 ""v n ..nil l.l.Ulll.MN JUV taxes out of their pnillts to protect the ' farmers. Turn aUmt is fair play. Into what an absurd (msition ikvs the' protiv. '. tlou thwry, logically carried out, leail one. I Tiik first State election of the year will v not occur in Oregon, us many 'buppoev, but in Rhodo Island, on April -Jth. ;; statement recently published, tillers that 1,1. U'lIU i.f firOllt I1SS StUtlCIS lltlll VitlllO to (lt.lli.r1.l(irantl.nMitlNlN".Mlm,im:' 'I lscs-ed l.Irt statements, nna the advisability of his oxprosinin f "I'i"'"". ami often pcisiiaded liim Id chaiiao the oik- nr inoillfy llio other. 1 bioke tip .,....... i ,.(ii.n,l dr 1 1 1 1 1 1 rn ' d flit' oileet. I ftiwtt;J tiniiiiinar, umi! till with the kii'iwluilu iind mncimii i)i lionorai Wirant. I iibntvs sought to preserve nil ul..,..ll..lli. mm, I IltiM-ltmMM Mini HVHIl rilir - n... ... , ttoiiii,( i if i.iniiiii(,'i.' . ih'Vit to betray my own share in tin- work. He lnwl no idea m lnituviT tif huildlm; up u chapter or u IsjoI:, or "f tie.illnj! ii tlionii) mo nil to lead iiiitoit jmiiit, or to make u complete nctiue of iiriminoiits. Hut the Isjok COIllll Mot IlllVO IH'UII lllltdo what It :,i...tii I'li.kf.i i-.ilj i,t ,ti ,,lk,i ulwk ..lllliiili mil. inn "in .....-. ...... i had both my iNM-nllar knowledge of tliu ' theme anil the literary ii.ili!y." , Very likely II.Im U true. It HoumlHi l.litiiHililo. l!!iI.M'i Im celebrated tlilutly an a vatu fellow , ill v.'ry hihuII cililire, cxeejit In tlio way of diei-H and diidlty. Yet while ho was nit IiiHiiirer.tlily hiii.iII iiiiiii compared to Clrant, he wan alilo t do alioiit what lie hiivm lie did, and (Jrant H rai-the partner of Ward oiitflit , , ,. , ,. ,,, not to olijoet to .tyili the debt. Tin: fellow In W'axhliiL'loti who niakcH uporeolorHtl... dlnpatcheM Fent to the Orewiiilaii for OreL-on liauerM. oilirht to linve a ' Wt thfiijr" alioiit now inw. iwween IKIH to ?et ii Dolph and Herttniiin ho oiiht li!g Hillary. Ah it 'Salaried liar" lie ought , to lo itlilo to tuL-, a trip to Knnipo next year, In pxnl i-lvle Kvery day It is Dulpli has introduced this, Dolph has been before this committee or that de partment Dolph Is everywhere, ami the author of all (-'"si. Second only to him j Is llcrnmiiii. To read thi.'-e dispatches one would HUpiKm) that Dolph and Iter-! matin are lining more work than any tblity other Senators ami CoiiKrei'smen comhlned, l'crhais they are for re-elec lion. Wo giRKH Dolph and lieimanii are reasonably active, industrious, and alive to Oregon's inteiests pension claims, public buildings, etc; but tho notion that without them the government woum m iiiico Mill;, ami I lie country go to pieces w hich Is Indicated in tho (lis patches Is no doubt erroneous. T.ti:, the defaulting Mate Treasurer of Tennessee, who has absconded owIiik several bundled thousand dollars, after IkiIiii; in olllco over twenty years, did not fall through gambling, or drink, or women, as Is t-enerally the ease. In. t through puicroslty in loaning to 'friends.'' In one case bo loaned as high iim IflOWt), ami in another (L'o.tKX), and his friends did not pay, and ho liu Is a mined num. Urn esteemed contemporary Daily la I huh through it column to dullnu a Demo crat, and concludes, to hiiiii tliu estimate up, that ho is too vllu a wretch to lsj eruiltted to inhabit the earth with the Kodliku Mugs known as RepublieaiiH. Yet there i-eonis to Iw no law to exter minate Democrats, and they are liable to live and keep votlni,' for it few years yet. Tim1 t'ulint .if i,.uul 1..I..I. ... tmm Im i.iin,. ( ,i ..... .i,.. i 1......1 " ' ... i'..". uiu iiii-iimi't.i structures that have been put up the last year on Main street might have saved the town many thousand dollars hoiiio day. tin- up! hustle! rustle! and do your share to make Pendleton a progressive Tin- Oregouian won't know certalnlv - whom It prefers tor Piesldeut till D.tvo Thompson leturns from Kgvpt. fonio '"'0, and you and Scott and. I. It. ;,lu,l,mv tlx up a ticket, or there niay '"u'lui1 w innfoiinded. j C. S. Voo,u,1;,:h.,i0iWi,0 , (-0Il.WKll I fmin Washington Ttoritorv. ha- written . a letter deilining a renouiiiiatioit for Con-1 Kress. Ills decision, 1,0 savs, is .lelilvr- ate ami unalterable. Perhaps he is wk 1 ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN ! Thry ito luippeit cvvry ibiy.uiut wln m. Imppi-ii. I.i you. yfm wJu w'.h hat P"e tvn wi-ni 111. hum m iiio rniiii.ii.nn ItlAVtLtno NhURANRF finiJP'V i'iik in 1 vkiv.i ..v., ........ ... . W "'? ' nu.t enorni.uii '1' !) '";' 'vi.i,;,,u i,r,,fj um t'V'mf , ',','wllh..ul.ll.l.u,ummilul.lV,..' t'liiiint iiui Mtvu .,.11.... 1 . - recii.t ,,f ii.f,i;;: i crovMuiu in wit it Hiticic; IV II uiu In all ii """"immre Ten Millions ol Assets. Two Millions of Surplus. I'AII) POLICY HOLUKUX, UfM,K, Clopton & Jackson, Resident Agents, a Kul Ori'i-ouUn bullJluj, Penaietou, Or. ll.um.u'. ruplVlnif to l-'red Grant SeveoiKciglilii Annual Exhibit -or run UhftYCnDn C DC INSURANCE fllm I rUnU NIC IHOUHHItUt RIiMPANY. UUIilllllHj 0(.. HAlUKoltl). i.'ONN. -- Accols, JanUSfV l I ' ' 1 'n-li fti linml.'tt litiili. i kii I f - l-fni ..S n,2MJ en (n.Ii In ll lllil'i'f IH mill in piii'in 'if m'iiiili'iii Ilenln mill neciiltM In- HTf'l .... Itdil tlnle, iini'iiciitn- llTI'll .ISO, 17 02 3I,V.7 Ml (13.1,071 m Iihim on i.iiiii mill j I IlllirlKllU'-'S 111 lien; i,iiiyJU ui n l....n ,, i'fiMuti'rill mini,!; " - ' ., (Ml K"it (I? i.nn.iHMnt "7 ;,,, ulll Xutioimi umiic Hioek a.iai,777 (0 ... n- Htelirlly ; lOldl flSSBIb, - - $a,00,0U0.-JI I 'imll filllltltl Jl sawn mi ll.mrvi. f..r re liiKiirnncii (Uvl IiiihIhiiI) l.T2.7in" UI lIllNNIII'llllIt f 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 V."lfll7 12 , ,1,IS,2.VJ hi l,ftV.,!J-i3 8t .Nt Vnri'ilitM ov.t ciiplimTmYnTi I'lilley li'ilili'M' kiii phi.. Ilxblll lle Net prcinlnniH nci'lvi'iilurlnif Hie I ur. S",l',niO fiO ., ,! p,,.,,,,,,, reeclvivl iIiiiIhk 'lie 1 1 1! t-r- Jt.! Vii w "Yn. ...I .' ztlflu w "'"" ' Inviro In llio olil relliililn Ilnrtronl, c0pton & Jackson, Resident Agts,, I )Uw p.;N,,KT0N.t oilKOO.V. l,VK 1IOUM, Troprletor, Nortliwcnt l.'onicr Mnln unit Court Htreetx, PENDLETON, OREGON. CENTRALLY LOCATED Ke-oj)otiod, Ku-t'tuTiisliod Efjuipped in Firsf Oliisd Style. and SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL MEN. Free Couch to and from Trains. John McGarry, -Denier In- GROCERIES PKoyisiosrs Klr.t-cliim gisxM only In kluok. Pro dure bought iuhUdIcI, BUYS and SELLS REAL ESTATE. Cor. Mala noil Webb Srrccls, I'KNDt.KTlN' OltKdON Villard House Russell & Co., nrii.tiKUH or Engines, Threshers and Sawmills 11.S0 iiK.w.r.us iN- Ml MB 1 1 1 II I THE FINEST SPRING WHGOKS, BUGGIES -AND- ROAD CARTS n Wo have tho tvst Straw CALL OH SKN1) FOR CATALOGUE TO Russell & Co., o. w. m una m Simli ,mm mm tuhltilfw Notary and Corporation Seals, In Pontile ton, FOR ONLY FIVE DOLLARS EACH. The ii'iial prlco for -eiils limit by other puttie-, In I'mtlioiil or tho Kust, Is from $i'.00 0 17.0), Willi Mprs litifics lul.lnl. If you nreit nurnbdciul ynuronlcr lo n. nil save from ,2.1 (i to ..!') 'hcicl.y. East Oregonian Pub, Co.. mhi 1 it tf Pendleton. Or-gon. Richardson's lunch Counter, JMln vtrrt, I'cinllelini. G. D. RICHARDSON, Proprietor. If pitaltiuiirlern for Korplun nil-1 IfciiMeit'c Frails, CiiiulH'fi.Ciinmil Ooods, anil Mils. At tho Lunch Counter. Vim pun olilnlu eobl bollcil Iiiiiii. colli sutci'tt beef, plrlilcil )Ik' feel, sarillti's, oysters, (S,lil luilleil ek(s, enjii-o.illcd In every l le, ' lint tin ami cniree, Jcrheil Hk, venison, bum, smoKeii lu rrniK, nmici nun nuiier, inc. cuso Opon Day and Night I.mielKN from Ac. npwinil, mrhliiil ROTHCHILD & BEAN, llh'Al.Kll.n Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Cloaks. 3tc, Men's, Ladies' and Children's Shoes, Hats' and Caps, AN I) A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES. Koroiuillly of gooiN, rrasonablu prices mill ucurriu nur iri'iiiiucm, wo nun 1 mvn pcr- leci siuiHiiieiniu, iiii.iui 11 LORYEA & ARTHUR, Plumbers, Gas nnd Steam Fitters, Are lilt mile priullcul liieelinnl.' In town, Tlicy 1I0 lliclr tovii worK, ami uiiarmitio It ngulnot lejmlr lor line ye ir. They l.nve no blre.l holp lo iny, nml ouiy ileslre In nmliu viik6 on tliulr work, helled I hey can glv Bottor Flguros Tbnn niiy other liouso In town, Tliey buy 111 rlirnp as any firm can buy Jlrst-clatis Oootln. Iilrlil ilir PENDLETON LOTS FOR SALE, I ofTer for Mtlo moro tlmii THIRTY VALUABLE LOTS! In I'riiilluloii, Inehiilliii: tho alRhtly block 011 the hill, la plain view nil over town. Just the Site For a Fine Residence. TIlMO price. lot will bo solil at reiikounblo Apply to James Leezer, At Lener A Kucblor's Druic Htorr, mchl iUw Court Hlrcct, IVmlleton. E STItAY ANIMAtX ii jim iinvo un n 11 1 11111 1 CNiruy, you csn re. rover him by xpiulliiir ti.ll In nilvcrllnluu III 1)10 l-.AHT OlIKOONIAN. It ClltcllC tllCIII every lime. Jt OTICK. ' To whiim It nmy cnncirni Tnko nnllce tluit IhoHnuih llrlll.li KlroMnl Msrlno liiH.iriiiu v (.oinpiiny (if .Ni-w .ealiiiHl (lelr-s ami In temltni't-Ukoilui.'hiiillii'Kii i mhi,. f Uri'Kon. umi tn wllhilniw Us enpliiil there- from. THK hotnit nitrriHii k'iiika MAItl.NK I.NHDKAN'C'K I U.. ui-' ni:w .i:ai.anu. , Hy WII.I.IA.MH, ACIl A Wllllll, ooIUDi'm Attomcy. I'lll III IN THE MARKET, Hurnor in tho World. 'THE DEBT , TYnir Mr W nm. The Star Bakery Leads IS NEVER Our Customers' Interests are Our Own, and m Give More for the Money than anv i other Dealer Wo would most re.icetiully Inform Complete Stock of Goods in Our Line, And will sell them an low or lower than can lsj bought at any placo in tin's parte! country. A CASH REBATE CARM Is furnished to each customer, which 10 uuy goons, ami 1110 amount 01 your purenaso win 110 puiicnuil out of it; ami when vuu have purchased Fiftoon Dollars Worth of (mods for Cash, you can select from goods in our store to tliu value of ONE DOLLAR JtlEaEj Wo Lave In stock 11 M line of the (SOODS; lllll'l t.l t 1 i.l ririvbw, 111 iMinies. the lest tiualltv: MACKKRHI,. in aim Deans, 1 11 . TABLE LUXURIES A SPECIALTY It is worth your time to call and insect our lino of TOBACCOS, iw wo cam! DOZKN DUTKRKNT MUANDS. ' q For breakfast, wo BJPIOUR.EAN OF Acknowledged to lw 11 delicacy tho country over. Then, nirain, there nro other ifi ticles which you may need, siielt'im j Cove Cheese, Epicurean Trout, Orj anges and Lemons. And it might bo well for you to know that wo Bake Fresh Bread Every Day JIudo ol Hour from liotli tho Pendleton Roller Mills nnd tho Funncm' Custom Mills, of which wo soil Twenty-Eight Loaves For One Now Is tho tlmu for pirdeninn and the lortli to how, that ho ami GAEDEN AND Crown in tho Northwest, Imj suro and mako your imrcJiawfl of uh. And liesides till theso articles mentioned, our lino of CONFECTIONERY IS COMPLETi From tho Sunny Genuine New Orleans Molasses I And Isjsidos, wo huvo always on LET THERE m'r0falUm!m,ctesW Tf vTke,V "V!1 ,t,.,0i' nro Umt words, as night an upprutiiies. If J0 wunt n nK,t Mt wo, hurt ,ho ejefl( buy Tho Rest Candles Whether you want COFFEE ground or A MILL OP And WO don't clmren --. K,iui; u you wish EGGS AND VEGETABLES, Wo can supply you. AB IVO lmvn nnr mri. ,, .. ... ab01l ,or II10 uouvcry bupply Custonlers Promptly. Anil nnu- M...I ..1 . ' SKS, that when you You Can Save Money! Hy purchasing supplies for tho household THE STAR W. C. TILTON, Proprietor, -AND- UNDERSOLD in the Country. I you that wo uro now prepared toBhowyo, you should brine; wlicnover you corot ce 0 hinted LUSK HRANI) OK r.4Ti i;egs ami narreis: ii-.aw 111 r, 1 HI rels: TICAS AND roi.'I'KF cans and keLs: DHIKI) PUl'ITS. u,i h, ' - would adviso you to try our uenllo liottsowlfo nnd thrifty husbandman t sho may reap; if you wish kockI FLOWER SEEDS Foutli Is brought tlio hand tlio Iwst EASTERN SYRUPS. BE LIGHT! on tlio Market. unund. wo can furnish you, as wo h OUR OWN, j0r you. to buy If it buits your pleasure, u OR OTHER FARM PRODUCE of goods, U JH no hot her or trouble for usbfl BAKERY, Dolls 3 I xxvr, - . PENDLETON, 0