WHDNKSDAY, (JOTOBKIt 3, 1888.
Al.lt A ATOMM.
UltlVOH
Dlgner rru fluM'iillerf-iinil llm HH
Omiiici I'liotoqrrnplilne Hfuty Mcal
1 (!)
He KUlar Correnpondenea of Ilia Eaht Our
UOSIAN.
Ai.ba, .Sept., 30, 1888.
Wo had n nice Hhowcr to-day, which (
laid tho dunt, wwleu uio air, anu maue
life endurablo If not i!oanatit. The rain
wan a wcleouio vlnltor, uh there is a
creator ncurclly of watnr thun hm ever
known. Urasn for utoek ti alao vory
hort. , .
Mr. WIIiwu, tho photographer from
Klilgo, Ih In town taltliiK tiliototfraplui of
everjlliltiir from u ood looking uirl down
to a donkey. Seven of the fair one of
Alba had their pictured taken to-day In a
group. Certainly the wordu of the oet
that "Thoro'H many u llower born to
waoto Its MweotnoHM on the deoert air"
hhiHh uuHeen dooa not apply to thin part
of tho country are eioiupllliod In (Janian.
Mr. (Joniiell anil family will move to
Pendleton In a few dayit, where ho will
upend tho winter.
Tliuro in a rcnort that Sol hades uud
MIhh Mcd.Hker uru to ho married nest
Wednesday.
C'al Dovaul ban returneil from i'entlle
ton whoro he liaa been oIlldatitiK an
Deputy Hherlir from thin precinct.
AnderHou Flnluy noldtt) head of
to JeHHe Hooves, Hi $8)(, each.
Dr. Hill utul Jan. lied(m tnlk of iroln
to Houth America. Wo am Horry to loco i two
tho Dr. and tluno who appreciate tho nor-; uiid
vIcom of u Mklllod phyflcian vounldur
thomHelveH fortunate in tmuurln) UU Apr
eurln Ida xarvivoM thin mimmer. Our
wlnh in that hiiccomm may attend him
wherever liu mav make UU future home.
Tho L'uiiiiih'DIkkoih" and tho "I'llot
Hook SulmilerH" played u very intorent
luKKamoof haw ball to-day. Tho acorn
utood 11 to IH In fuvot of tho "DiKBero."
In tho Kiime limy I'layed at tho Hock
tlwy were mlHiepreHented in the Tribune.
Tlio Hcoro wan 2 to 3!l in favor of
CamaH. The .SulmoUi-m icorKJiiizod to
day, retaining liny AIkoii uh Capt., and
electing Ktl Ulcott an ueneral manager.
Ed cava It interferon with bin IiuhIiiohh of
"etinnltiK iIokV but It In 'nice," und if
(luy will keep bin dlntaneo lie can man-
ano Iwtli. Tbi) HiiIm. furulnhed ull ma
terial. IniliulliiK un umplro and "back
atop." If 1 went ho, I would protent
ugaltiHt beiiiKuu animated target for their
curved balln. Many Union durini? the
Kami) did I feel Ktc.it iiiieaHlnecn for bin
colloH.il bay window, which bo uxonod
with Kaat valor where tho balln How
thlekent. I wan IndlipoHod to uxrllon
to-dav and eouHeiiienlly did not tako part
In tlie Kiime. 'I ho Dr. ban tint taken a
completo Inventory of my woundn re
ceived in my last imiiiu yet, but ho far he
aayHonly tlirm or four are fatal. I don't
care for tho others, uud will probably be
all iIkIK by tho lime wo ohalleiiKo the
Salt laiken. I'ii.ohim.
T1IK ). I.. H. OH.
Altvunrtnf the Oneitlnz Homliiii-UoiMtl
tutloli ami Hyl.w.
Octolwr iHt Ih "Ojienlii Day" ih tho
I Chautuuiiuun calendar, ijio reat bell
I ut Chautati(ua rlngn at won. and all;
! uixkI ChaulauqtiaiiH, whoioer they may
,ho, aroHupponedtohe.u line ill to duty,
and open their bookrt f i ih year'H read
1 liu. t
A iroodly nuinler of tho faithful In '
Pendleton heard tho cliiincn of tho bell
.Monday, and tho Kaht Oiikuonian library i
wan tilled In tho ovenliiK with inoHilxirH
of tho IHuu Mountain Circle, ready for (
woik. President Hoyal called the meet
ing to order u 7 :30. A Miort prorammo
carried out, Home neccHnary bUFiuenH
done, and tho remainder ot the timo un
til ttio Hour ol uiiiourntnnni wan Hpuni m
dlHCUHnliig inethodn of clrclo work for tho
year.
It Is hoped that tho year to come will
bo ono ol marked improvement in tho
circle. The following In n Hot of Ihu otll
corn of tho Hluo Mountain Circle, und a
copy of itu conHtltiillon unu uy-iawH.
Prnaldont. Prof. M. O. Hoyal, Vice
PrenldentH, Prof. German and Hov. W.
K. Potwiuoj Kccordinu Secretary, Mm.
C. S. Jackson ; CorrenjiondlnB Secretary,
Mrn. 0. U. Wado.
OOSHTITUTIOM.
Artlclo I. (Name.) This circle nliall be
known an the "Hluo Mountain Circle."
Art. II. (Onjoct.) Tlio object of thio
circle Hhall bo perHonal culture for tho
univurxal ojd.
Art. III. (MemberHhl.) Any jwrHon of
rikkI moral character may become a
momber of thin circle by olgnlnR ita con
Htilutlon and b-lauH.
Ait. IV. (OMIeerH.) Tho oHlcerM of
thin circle hluill connit of a president,
vico-proHldentH, recording Hccrctary
corri!HM)iidlnK hecretary, each of
whom Hindi ba elected by ballot, and
their dutlcn hIuiII be the came uh arc iron-
erally required of Htich olllcorH in Hlmllar
clrcloH.
Art. V. (AmendmontH.) AUilitlonH, al
toratlotiH oramondmentH may m mado to
thin coiiHtltution by a two-thlnlH vote of
tho memberH prenont, the motion to
amend having Iwen mado at a previous
meotini;.
nv I.AWH.
Art. I. (Mcotingn.) See. I. TIiIh clrclo
hball hold reuular meetingH on tho 11 rut
and third Mondav oveninitH of each
mouth from October to June.
See. II. Tlmio Hhall m an annua, meet'
inn tho third Monday in September to
prepare for the ye.ir'a work.
See. III. SH)t ial nieetlni; may bo called
bv tlio tiresldent. at the lemient of the
inoiuborN.
Art. II. (PotnmltleeH.) The ureMdent
Hhall appoint a commitlee, commtIng of
thieo memberH, at each meeting to report
a program at the following meeting.
rl. III. (KxiuiIhIoiix.) MemlxirH uh
Hunting fjiomVelven from tho regular
meetinuH threu Hmcn in HUceeHnlou, or
fiitlliii. In ilii tlwi u'nrlf hhkIimwiI tliltlli liV
tho committee, without valid oxcuho.hIiuU
have their nainen ilroped from tho roll.
Art. IV. (AmeudmeulH.) I no h.iiiiu
rule in regard to umcndmentH nhall apply
to the I ly IMH an to the UouHiiiution.
Leezer & Kuebler,
DRUGGISTS
Tlio oil'' H"t riiuplp silicic of
Drugs, Medicines,
CHEMICALS,
Toilet Sl Fancy Articles
In Eastern Orogon.
GIVE US A CALL.
Are You Protected ?
I' A ("I'M fOIC IWUMI'.HS.
lion Tliry urn Tutu'l. uml for Wliut
PurpHM.
From Hie Maiiclu'li'rTiirlir laiiiif.
For twonty-llvu yearn Ihu "protection
IhIh" havu kept you down under a high
tarlll'. Thev prate about ii'Miomo mar
ket" and "dhoi flying intercHtH" to help
the farmer. What are tho furtn?
DiX'H your next doir nelghlMir pay you
any more for w heat in Iho "homo mar
ket" than Unit shipped to Liverpool'.'
Doen the mauuf.ictiiier pay ou a higher
prim thun tho grain dealer '.'
Tim farmer aro not "protected."
They nay war tarlll' taxen on everything
they buy, and thuy get no mote fur
what thev Hell.
More tliaii half of the w rkerH of thin
country urn farmer uud farm lalxuerH.
Tho fanner In the ctrong hori-ti who ban
to Unir the burden of taxen, whilu the
wool In pulled over bin ejen.
You get for your wheat the price at
I.lverH I, Iohh the eont of getting it there.
The euormoun duty un nteel ralln and on
iron lum Incieased by untold mllllonn the
cent of the rullwaynthat cairy It, and ho
lucreancd your freight uud lowered your
prolll.
Kverv Ikh and nlow uud tin tun und
Htove contHvoit mere benuimi of the tarllf
taxen. Your houmi und fence conIh you
more. Your clothe coct you more.
What do you get for It all ? The duty on
wool, do you nay? Well, only $70,000,
000 worth of wiol(pricu paid farmer) in
grown In hln country, to JoOd.OOO.OOO corn
1500,000,000 wheat, sfXiO.OOO.OOO hay,
$250,000,000 cotton, $100,000,000 hen'
egg. Not a thirtieth of our farm pro
duct I wool. It in hard to tax thirty
loon for one.
Hut tho wool tarlir hurt tho wool
grow em. Why? IWauxo tho woolen
manufacturer have to buy hnorted
wool to mix with domestic wool, und
the duty makun ,tho price no high a to
I i re vent their luying a good price for
lome grown wool,
Tliu tho (armor hivh more for hi
blanket, uud get leu for IiIh wool, Ku
sUnd cold to foreign countrion In 1885
$115,000,000 worth of woolen good,
where wo xold under $1,000,0001 The
price of wool uud all farm product
average higher in tho free trade than in
tho protection period.
The tut ltl'Mtlecl none of tho farmer'
product In f.ivor of tho farmer. The
tarlll' on wheal, etc., i entirely u ham,
because we export grain and do not Im
port it.
If o were really to hut ourselve up
to "the home market," tin glut of pro
duce would ruin our farmer, Tho mora
freelv KunH buy, tho better ot! uro
aro American farmer.
tlivoyour wiirkiiigmon work all the
year round by help of free raw muterial
and more foreign trade, and they will
have more money to oud at homo,
Think ubout thoo thing I When you
vote for congremen, don't mind party
name, but tlud out if tho candidate be
lie v in tariff reform and lowering taxes.
O, W. KolMfUou, who has a wife and
rive children living near HoU City,
loped a few day ago with a girl named
Kttie Dudley.
Mfi'liaiilrit' I'ulr.
Tho tunth annual exhibition of the
Portland Mechanic' Fair ojien October
llh uml cl.ine uctoinsr -Ttli, ih.sm. uirge
uddlllonn have Ihicii mado to the Pavll
Hon. and It In tho Intention of the mamieo
ment that the fair of thin Heanon nhall iio
the grcatcHl of tho Pacllle Norlhuost.
The Second I1. S. Cavalry Hand, tho Iwnt
on the Coast ha been Hocured to furnlnh
uiuhIi;. Half faro rate over tho O. H.
N. Co., O. A C. H. It. uud Oregonlun
Hallwav ( )iniauie' linen have been ho
cured. One and ouu-lifth fare over the
X. P. It. H. Co.' line.
SkvIiiI Kxcuivlon over tho O. H. A X.
Co.' line ut le than half rate on
Octoliei 8th, 15th and l".'d. If further
Information 1 dunlred iiddren A. S
Whiting, Supt., I'ortlaml, Ogn.
Ilotrl ArrlvuU.
How'Mi.s Hoi): I)r ParkliiHon uud
wife. Mi Hennou.J A Horn. J W Horn
MrJouc, Pilot Hoi k j K Jacobson, La
uranuo; n .Muiiett, .utnony, Kan: a
and (.loo Fielder, ieo A Crotl'utc uud wife
Ulilcauo: J no i'ok'kennor. Juuiner:
O'Donuell, Walla Walla; J Tucker; A S
Keen ami umlly, J Mruud. Pendleton
(Jeo KiH'her, Kant Fork; 1, II KuhhcII uud
wlfo, Mllgani; rrod ikMenham and wtte
llartinan' hnur: Mr llutter. HoIho City
H Turner. The Dalle: J X Hill. Atorfa
(ioLiit.s Hiu.k Mr Jack non, Cold
Spring : A J Hill. Pilot Hock; Ubekonar
J McCormlck, Country; Jno Maualleld
Walla Walla; S H Cole, K 11 Toleu, Mil
ton : 1 L'lanariitou. M J MeJ one. .Mexico
J S Frank, Jno Smith, Jamc Smith, 1
Kelly, Pocatello; M Hall,
The Pendleton Holler Mills
(C'Mimciiy !w) burrohi ponluy )
W S. BYERS A CO. Proprietors
IViiillrloii, Orf (un
MHitiifactiirrr f ilraliam, (rauiilated und
ku-riui( riuur,
IlKhtKt rh Vettt Fwld tut All
kiluilH or Uraln.
Klour, iuhI .chop, rtsl He, alwayi on hauil,
Dospaln Block
Pondlelon.
IF YOU WANT THE EARTH
TAKE
THE WORLD
It is almost the same thing.
No Premiums;
No Special Offers;
No Cut Rates;
Uut
THE BEST AND BIGGEST
NEWSPAPER
On Tho North American Continent.
l'J Largo Page und 81 1-ong Column.
A POPULAR NOVEL
t'nlillnluil III noil given with inch Inhim or
the wi'kle Million.
Ililiiiihu; am . I. uml continuing ItnTi
iiftcr.'l Iih Wmlil Will print with rtirh Ihhiiii a
roioihlf novi'l by a popular autlinr. .Mnoiitf
I no wri'i'iM win uui
ITIIfJllllCIIIHI,
Beer Garden and Gymnasium Hall.
Ilarvraa Ulnc, frvpo.
Miitufltirvt - Near lNMtorrJr
t'KNDI.KTUN, OIIKUON,
llowlliiir Alley and OyinmoiUim Konm In
roiuicotlon, Ju.t the pliir in iiiiii1 mi huur
hi exereUhijrour iuuol una itrrnstlienlnit
your frmiie. A conllul liivttHtlun to all.
(laiiibrlnua llorrflo. ugliun, " Jyl
SIGH IF THE GOLDEN BOOT.
A.. I-I3SA.LJJY
I'ftACTIOAI.
BOOT & SHOEMAKER
Main ana WcbbStrveU.
Ustrrm Mao Knu
ua Mh In
Mtwfc.
Pcrfcel At auruteJ.
Wiillt-r Ilixnnl.
WllkliTolllni.
Itnlil, iliiRliaoiin,
It, lb SleViiliMXi.
II h KnrJ' dii,
'riuilili'N Itimly.
.Inllioi lliiwihnrnc,
K W. ItoMliMill,
Kiiltli hilHirliill,
.Inl.'H Vvnip,
w in, ilium.
.Mr. Alrxiinitcr.
Joliii H. Wlii'er,
llenry Wiwi.l,
M. 10. lliiwlililll,
Klori'iiru Wnnlcu
MiirytVcll liny
llxrthii M. Uliiv,
Aniilii HilwiinlM,
Itlimlii IMwiinl,
r U. I'lillllii,
riuHi. ikivuU will In. I In- iutcHt wnrKu of Itu
IhwI writer fi thuy uru iiublUlied th ixwiku
wnifii ovi'ri hum u 1 .1 k Ins iitxint. Nothlnir
but llii' vi'ry bmt will liu mlmlilcil Into tin
Wnrlil' Htiiln nnl (.Ibrar1 nf lletloii.
ThU l.llirary of Kirti n Will Ho mipplleil to
HnWrthnr Only.
No Kxtia C'o.-Ii h Will He I'rlutcl.
No Huelc NutubeiH (.'mi He KnrnUliect and No
liitfln CupleH WlllbflHohl.
If You Wllui Ihu Hi rim Complclr,
HUHHUIttllK ATONCK.
Ono Venr (W iniuiberx), l;
(I M(inth(M nuinhfrtiJ.W?.;
.1 Month (IS number). 23c.
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ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN I
They ilo happen every ilnr.aml when one
happen to you. juu Mill wlh that
yon were In Hired n ilii
TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMP'Y.
'I'lir. Tk wklkiih' reaourre iirenumclent to
pay at onro the mint enormous mau or
elulm Hint even ureal railroad imd teum
iHmi ncciueum can unnx iiwin n. ray nil
claim, without UUrnunt. Iiiinmdhilelv iimm
ni eliit of N.tlrnetory prtMif. Non Korfeliure
tirovimona in all ll pollcle.
Ten Millions of Assets. Two Millions
of Surplus.
PAID POLICY HOI.DKHH, 1,000,100,
Clopton & Jackson,
Resident Agents,
KaatOreKonlnn bulhllnK. I'endleon, or.
Those who believe ho thoroughly in protection should not
go tiny longer withput insurance on their property, of whatso
ever kind; and nearly everyone believes Unit n policy in ii good,
Reliable Insurance Co.
Ia worth every time what itco.sts, and proorastination should not
bo indulged in when it comes to taking out a policy. In tho
ilrst place, pick out competent and
RELIABLE AGENTS,
With whom to do your business -those who represent none but
the beat insurance companies and go straightway and insure.
When in search of such agents, don't Tail to turn your "peepers"
in tlio direction of the ollice ol
Clopton & Jackson,
Loaned in tho BAST OREGON IAN building, Pendleton
where you can hstvo any kind of insurance, whether Firo, Ma.
rine, Accident or Life insurance, done up in
APPLE-PIE ORDER!
MONEY TO LOAN!
Farm Lands in Eastern Oregon
KlTltr.lt ON
Patented Lands,
. Olt ON
Final Proof Certificates.
Wo are, nUo, prepared to act n menu In
tho mi I u and puroha) of real ektale, unit wilt
rent building, collii'l rtnUnnd trantuctauy
other lnullifK eulruited to u. na Ileal
Katate Agent.
E. D. Boyd & Co.,
Kt OreKOiilan Office, lVudlcton, Oregon.
FOR SALE
Four lota and a Iiouao on tho flat, near
ttio O, K, A N. ilotiot, centrally located,
l'ooU water, good foncoa, (or (1000.
tlaay terms.
Four lotH, ono iiuarter ot a block, near
the Sinters' School, for $350 cash.
CLOPTON JACKSON
Insurano Agnts,
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It ia well tp remember that to be secure you must insure in
one of the Thirty Eeliable Companies represented by
Clopton & Jackson, with a combined capital of more than
$100,000,000,
ickelsTy,ttfe
OKKGON.
If you contemplate" insurance, call on them and get po3ted
and it will cost you nothing. Remember their office is in the
EAST OREGONIAN building, or address
Clopton & Jackson,
Pendleton,
Oregon.
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