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.. - i I MONIMV.JI'.NK J888. daily and hkmi-wkiiki.y, IIVTIIIi i:ut Ort'Konlnii riililllilni; Ciiiintiy, I'MNDMrrON OUKUO.S'. I W. J. VAST SOHUYVER & CO., I Hon, HurriHon, nominated for I'rcul- iv. l . 7 dent by llio National HcinlJlwui Convcn- TA r, ovi rl jT-.i ti 1VTaT'rn fl n ; lion at Chicago to-duy, wum born Jn North VV Hie ailCL C?pil IX JVXei Oadll Ito, tluml, Ohio, on Auii.-t Wtli, rud- 03 FRONT ST, - - - PORTLAND, OREGON. imtcil at Miami Unlvorelty, Ohio, in 185ii, ! AOKNTf iHtmlicil law in unrinimii, unu 111 . 'removal to IndianapoliH, Indiana, wl.uro CYRUS NOBLE BOURBON AND RYE WHISKIES; JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING : 1,0 Imn Hlnco n-Hidod. Applcton'H Cyclo-! CO. (Milwaukee. Wis ) EXPORT PILSNER BOTTLED BEER. ARCA-J ,..dia of Ainoricaii IiIoltuiiIiv wivh of 1 DIAN SPRING MINERAL WATER, (Waukonsaw, Wis) VEURE CLI-i llilm: Ho wan oluotud i(!ortcr of tlio; QUOT PONSARDIN CHAMPAGNE. (Yellow Label.) m Am .im ! Statu f iipromo Court in 18W, and lif Wi 1 , . unturcd tliu army aH a t-ucond lieutenant HOW IS THIS it Did Rain, and thoro was a Flood, CauaodbynnJ lancho of Sousonablo Goods Coming Down to 1 IIAII.V HUlfCIIIITIO.V ItATtWI Onuropy prrycnr, iiy IB Jo of Indiana voliintcorH. After u nliort i Olio copy nix tiliintliK, liy 11111II i '. 1 1 , , .... fii...1 Oiiixiipy pcrwi'di, hy carrliT 15 n;rvico lio organized a company of tliu 1 Hlimlu fiianilM-m n I 70li. i11(i,lMIl roi-ltiinnl. wum wjiiiiiiIhhIohcmI colonel on tliu eomplutlon of tho regiment, t and nerved through tlio war, receiving tlio ' lirovlt of brigadier general of volunteers J on .lanuury 111, 1st lie then returned in Indianaiolis and tuMtinetl hi.) olllco of Supremo Court reporter, to wlili-h ho had lx!on re-elected during his aheoneo in j IWH. In 187(1 ho waH thu Hopuhllcan candidate for governor of Indiana, hut wa defeated by it Hiimll plurality. I'renldent IlayeM appointed him on tho MiHHiHHippl river eomiulwlon in 1878, and in 1880 ho wan elected P. S. Senator, taking bin feat on .March Ith, 1881. He Ih a grand.Hou of William Henry Har rison, tho ninth President of thu United States, being elected hh a Whig candi date over Martin Van Huron, nominated by tho Democrats. Tho canvass of that year, 1810, Is known as thu "log cabin and hard cidor campaign." Ituiijuiiiln Harrison, thu worthy grand son of his grandfather, now Iwfoio tho people for thu samo ollicu to which his ilhiHtrlous grand father was triumphantly elected, is doubtless Ihu ho-t man that thu Kupubllcans could have placed in nomination. IIoJIs a "daik horso" as ho was lutcly inoiitlohi'il beforo tho National Knpulilican Cnnvcntiou iiwm bleil last week In Chicago. His record on thu larlll. Chinese, cuironcy and other AllVlillTIHINO KATOSI tl)l)ihi)i AU trllirmnt.) One Inch, or Icm, In Hcml-Wwkly per IIMIIllll. , v O110 Inch, or Icm, hi Dully per month. ...... I ' Two InnhcK, or lc, In liolh. per iiiiiiilli... !i to OviirtlircoliiclnH.Hciiil.Wiikly.pcrlnch tier month 1 V. Ovor tlniii! Inchni, Dully, per Hull pur month I V Over lhrcu InchcK, In Ixilh.per Inch per . month.. HltMI-WllKKI.VSUIlsnillTION KATIM! One copy per yenr. V- to Onnciipy-lx month I 8 HIiikI"' iiiiinlwrn OA Premium pnper free to yearly kiiuh. Ilicrn. H0II1I nonpiirell nilvc rl!c mcntn In Heml WccUly or Dully, llmt Im-ertloii, per Inch, 11.00; cue 1 1 milmeiiiient lncrlloii, ftn Uxtni notlcin, ten cents per line each In-artlou. from Chicago?" you heanl from "JJavi: you heard kinder ol'sels "Have Oregon." Tin: San Francisco Alttt gets it oil' in this shapo: Thu red bandana! In hoc slgno pro Ixisels, Mom: than 120,000 bills havo beou In troduced In Congiuss this cession. Her mann was tliu author of not iniiro than half of Ilium. Tun Oiegonian Is informed that thu "comedy" of "Thu Itlvals" on thu Chi cago stage has ended, llarilsou was thu successful rival. Cut. I', II. .IniiNsiiN, of Ihu Walla Walla Pnlon, Is danietouly sick. Wo exlcnd our syiuathles with u wish Unit hu may soon lu convalescent. Tin: Masteru manufacturers and wisil biijers havo bad plenty of tlmu In "hear from Oregon" and yet Ihu pilco of wool has not Improved. Too IhiiI, isn't it? Tin: Hamilton Spectator makes a point in this manner: "Positive, grove j comparative, Ornver; superlative, ( lovclaml anil luurmuu. Tins is alsmt trim from thu Louisville Courier-Journal: Theto Is baldly 11 Itcmihllcan of any prominence who docs not expect lobe nominated for President or Icu-Prcsl dent. Wiiiiin: Is (Iresham, thu man tho pro plu wanted nominated fur Piesldcnt on the Itepublicau ticket? Thu will of the isilltlclans prevailed and Harrison got thu plum. Tin: Oregoulan editor will now take down his eucycloia'dia and write an oil itoiial, giving a history of llcuj.iuilu Har rison, nominee for President mi thu Ite puiillean ticket. Tin: tramp Is worrxlngtho cllironsof nvery town of thu noil I iw est. Thulniuip Is a child of "piolecllun" and Itepub lleiius, at least, should not grutuMii at their pniMinco among them. A (iKsri.i.Mvs In Peuilletoti torelvisl a hitler Stilunluy fnuu a Poitlaud wisil buyer, who is a Ucpiilillmu, stating tlmt If lllaiuii is nomlnalol tho prlro of wool would go down Iwiieunls n pauud. Jons .1. l.snvi.i, llio Kansas Senator, Ktyv: "llariUiu's KHuinl mi tho lailff, tho ciuiuuey and the t'hlmo iii(Mtloii Is awkwanl." This was bofuio llarilnon'tf uoiulnattoii. What will he my now? So mi: Itepnlilieuns lime lcon a vttwk at Cbieaipi nominuilug tlciijaiulu Ilnr lisou, of linliMiia, (or l'uidciit. A uroat many llrst-cluss and welkdieriitlietl mm havo Imhiu shattonsl dnrliiK the week. Tim total towaid otluuul for thoesiduto of tho hltfliWHyineu who "dd up" tlk Northern PaeiHe (ruin ovend iIhxs utfo is inoro than 10,000. Tho e sin try U Uiin scouivd by soldk'rs, liulttiim anda shoiiif and pism). Tin: Now York .World takiw the follow ing notice of thu Ontgiuilan : Tho Portland Oroitouiau, olatisl over thu Itepublicau victoi v in iU State, has a spirited ailiclo chow fug that "(Irxwham and I law ley" would Uj it winning IkLut. Omgon is on stilts and demands (bat hur volco U) listened to. If row voplo living on tho mountain should levy a tarill' to prevent Ihu iple in thu valley from hauling wihkI to tho lnountaiiis to t-oll, tboy would uso equally as gmsl Jiulgnuiut as the levying of a tarilf on foreign wheat ; and yet thu Ko )iubltcait statesmen claim tho farmers' products aio protected. What Kwh. A Cim ins' vti man lunuiri'd of an Ore gon tourist, traveling in tho Kast, tho other tiny: "Whero is Oagvm?" Tho Oiegonian at unco disvMveasl that it tewk wnsidendilo t lino for overylnxly to "hear fruu Oregon," oven in a livsidoutinl year, Wo will wager that tho Cituin nuti man U a ltepubllcan. Cheap News! Tlx SoxxiJL-'Wooli.ly East Oregronian - AND THE NEW 0RK WORLD From now until after the Presidential election in November for ONLY ONE DOLLAR ! Stamps Taken. Address : East Oregonian Pub. Co., Pendleton, Oregon. 1 Lee mo orhouse & Co General Merchandise Store, Choice Novelties in Dress Goods. ' Choice Novelties in White Goods. , Choice Novelties in Trimmings. j Choice Novelties in Embroidery I Choice Novelties in Parasols, j Choice Novelties m Ribbons. 1 Stylish Clothing, Stylish NeckweJ Stylish Hats, Stylish Underwear. EVERYTHING NEW AND CHOld OF TJriS SICASOX'S l JiODUOTTOSii, ! Wo are Crowded as Usual ; Must Make Room ; hnortaut iiio.tions is awkward and not 1 t" 1 1 m trtati'Umatilte Real Estate & Loan Association light, hut "tint man of destiny" can defeat , , CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIE at tho Lowost Pricos. him. At Tin: confeiunco of tho ropre.-cnta-lives of Sherman, Alger, Harrison, Hlalnu, and Allison delegates, which took place at Chicago last Saturday, M. II. Do Young, representing Die Itlaluo interests, mailo the statement that If Harrison was nominated it would bo utterly iuiosslhlo to elect him. I lo could not jsisslbly carry the Pacllle Coast, nor would ho bo able to carry any of tho larger States, whero tho labor element predominated, liecauso ho voted against tho Chinese bill and treaty in every phase of It, and hu had com mitted thu still greater mlotakn of voting lo imturall.o Chinamen and give them tho light of sull'inge. A ijiunur reached a church at (leorge town, 1 ml., ilmitig services, that gold had been discovered in tliu neighborhood, and that nuggets worth f I or $f apieco wero being found on tho sin face, whereuNin every person left the church in tho midst of ll.e sacred exercises and logan to snatch for worldly wealth, leaving the minister utleily alone with tils (iotl, Tin: Pendleton Tribune has of Into In dulged In a few of such Items as tho fob owing: )rMmu IUrd'o llmvU-. ,M"r HitKriimii AlltSMltl iJik hiNctt Harrwon'n noniliuUlon thA fol lowing sung lll Iwnuug Hitli outhusi Usui : Tunn wm Aid party, n liorrtd oNUIirow, UMl lim ... M '. J . . I . V WMW nww ....... - ktlMW Ikllkl lUllll! tiu one ni'SnkcU Mil hutoue, mu! ifiit tUroi lo bfit - Tbtllir will tw ianlil In Nuvtrntbcr in- Tm Is tho plcimc 1111 imintnl by the Phllailolphia ltecoid : "The I'nittHl Stat. aro rapidly u pmaching the enuditiouH that aie uiit inuat in other puitectcd count iUm. Uc aio putting wumcn and children at hard tasks mid laming out trumps with in emoting rapidity." CORN HU .MAIN AND Wlillll STltHHTS, East Oregonian Building, Lee Hoodioyse lb Co -Brick Storo.- Pendleton, 0re?J PJiNDI.liTON, OltlitiON. Loans Negotiated and ltents Collected. Money to Loan on Country and Town 1'ropcrtj. .Money Tukon on DojKisIt and I)aned for Customers. Will inako Filings on Governmcns ltuds. Tlllo Contests l)cforo tho Land Department a Seelalty. Town and Country Property llought and Sold. Information furnished free of both Hnilroad and Government land. Abstracts of Title furnished, and Conveyancing attended to. Will 114't as Agents for Nou-ltcsldents on Reasonable Commission. Long-Timo Ixwns niado Promptly on Farm Lands. Financial AsMstanco of livery Kind furnished. UMATILLA REAL ESTATE & LOAN ASSOCIATION, Pendleton, Oregon. ABSOLUTELY A FAC1 AVc oiler for sale our largo stock of Furniture, Store and Fixture! which inuht lu ilUpoacil of lio'wcon now ami September 1st, 1888, The Furniture will he ollorod daily at prices that will infurfl sale. A call at our storo will convinco you that W0 lllt'llll to A CARD. Richardson's Lunch Counter. To All Whom it May Concern. Notion 1 lu'tvliy Kuril Unit tin iiinlori-lKiietl tli in will, iiiniii tit- rtrt Uii.v f July, lM, etimini'iico lo rli out their lurwe siiH'kiii coil t ir SPOT CASH ! We rcrt to Inform mir nmny reicrliHl run tonur'that (or ri'inin., nut iit,iwnr.v tn tiitr. wi will he eoiuiK'lluil, on uniliiflor the ..tote (hue, lo 1 1 Exclusively for Gash, Ico-Cream Parlors, Lomonado, Scda Wator and Root Bcor Dopot. Trm prntHco Drinks a Sjiiclultj, Kino CiiiHllcw, Trpih ItoaxKil IVniiuts re iMvnl 'holy, Clur. Toli.uco mut Cmuietl liuutia, 1 ori'IKIl llllll MIIII1'-I1' f rilllS FINE LUNCHES tlitwoi'ii iiicnN for ovcry iMiily. irliv Voiil Oliu'w Hl'lci'l Hh unit ImiKinrilHitr- WHITE COOKS To iiwpiro fverylhlin.'. .Vo ChliiMonUmt Ihv nuidi. KIOWAitDSON'S Muln mwr Wchb strwt, I'KNDl.lfTON, Oil. Dispose of the m Now is the lock. Store and Flxturi time to need. Court Street Jii'.'t lin iUiv buy what Furniture yj Come and see. cfc OO., Pendleton, Oregq TUB WOULD TYPE7RITE i FOR MAN AND BEAST. n. RUFUS INGALLS, Qunrtor-Master Uoueral, U. S. Army, To wio IVwrtmcnt tlu itir')in.o mill custody of nil Army I lors.vt ami MnUw iK'IiHtg. nml wluwio fiie-timil tignMurt tnkon from hU iMtimonhtl U hero uliown, teetltle I'lom his oorsomil kuutvKtl;o .id follows; "St. Jacobs Oil Is tho bout Pnln-curo ovor uoori," 11 nil to iiikht upon nil Hivoiinta luo Hi IwIiik I m'IiIihI mi or prior to Unit tnii fltltfr y nun or kt'i'iimi imi. 1011 ritlNTINO Can l i.i ilia I'... """" mt.ii rr-oWiv. .0 M,.,,rr I tLXJT " V No. 1, rtiO.OO: No. '2. Hia.OO: No. 4. U.CPI'HIN ' nUVVHItU. K.u.ernUr.1:o.,. " " Fn-ct k.. .re... ' ' : .vi jiu uy j.aat rAiLiiiu. fcnuioioni ur. Solil hj UriiKBltlt niul Driller Hir)uhcr. Tbe Chat. A. Vogelcr Co., 1ULTIM0UK. UU, JIIIM lu UaW j fAKKN t'l'. iiiio yimiiu brown mme, wi'luhl. iiUmt 110)! 1 ixminU, with colt iiUmt tun luonlht ohl. uiul one kih iMirUm;. l'l'nii;ini: in Iht.oiip isruy lmrr. 'wo onr ol.l. All lln iiIhivo li' I mtIUmI liooca ii n' wliliont hnniili or lliit. ' I tlwiiiTfiiii rvoiivi-r iuiio ly nil line on the iiiiiltrii!ii''l, at Ii' rmu h. . I.'lii mli' :iorth ! of Vlnon, uiul IHiyinw' i'IihiVi'k. Aihlrfw: M A. IlKAOt.K, Jnltl lm it w Miuo.i, Or. H.F. Johnson &Co., Prescription Druggists. PURE MEDICINES, CHOICE PERFUMES, Roquiaitea of tho Toilet, Stationery & School SupplioB Fine Imported and Key West Cigars. OpHMlta VtltarJ Home, I'KNuurroN, - oheqon! Briggs, the Photographer. . Bl,i.. 1. . i stv rgf,XP,aaS K 5 Brtem. He takes pictures toe w " u ttusouueiy guarantees satisiacuuw Briggs, the Photographer Over the Postofflce Pendleton, Ore? The Postoffice Store ofefer? Bt& Si0ery- Gold Pen3 and such things. Leave P thereby laveX&aPerS' Maines and leriodicals, J.T. LAMBIKTH, Proprietor