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TIIUHSDAY, NOVKMtJKH '22, 1888. DAI I A' AND HK.MMVKKKLY, liY TUB Kiul UriKnlfiii; I'lihtlftliliic Company, l'UNDLKTON OIIKUON. tJAtt.V HlfllKCnilTIO.V ItATMt Olio copy fcr year, by malP...... If; H Onocopy lx month, by innll 't wj Ono copy per week, by currier i MIukIc number- AUVKKTIH1NO ItATMt DhpUiy Ailrrrtlitmtntu Oiib Incli, or lew, in Hfinl-Wickly per inonlli ,. ; f One Inch, or Ioh, In Dully icr month....... J w Two Inche, or Itn, In both, per month... 3 .A Overllir'0liiclic,8eiiil-Weokly,pcrlncli per month " Over tlirco Inches, Dally, per lucli per moot! ....... I Over tlir'o Inchc-n, In both, per Inch per iiiontli 1 & 8KMIWKKICI.Y HUllSCIIIlTION ItATMt One copy per ycnr W $0 Ono copy Mx montlm.. 1 2. Mingle numbers. 03 Frenilum pnper free toycnrlyMtowrlberii. Holld nonpnrcll nilYorilicmenU In Hcmt Weekly or nally, Arnt Insertion, per Inch, 11.00; ench ubeo.ucnl Insertion, fiOc. IVieal notice", ten cent per line ench In ertiou. A ST11ANOH 8TATK OV AKKAIIIH. That meat, poultry, butter, and eggs have to bo Imported into thin couutry Is not only a Htrango thins; it is almost d I -.graceful. At thu uhuaI domnnd and priccfl for these neccHHaricH a family with forty or twenty acrcH of food land can make moro money than moHtfarmors ean on 160 acroB by raising grain; while on a farm of a quarter or u half-Bcctlon thoy could noon become comfortably "rich." A creat many pcoplo who are obliged to llvfe at hotolH and boarding Iioiincr hnvo to go wlthot Homo of tlicflo common ar ticlcn of food, itlmoHt tho year round, and at tho Hiitno tlmu furinorH and their font- illcH aro "runiilnB WIIh" ut utoroH for Koodn which thoy intittt pay whout money for. while with a little effort and manage ment they could pay till their tttoro blll ait tltoy K'J nloiiu with pork, tonItry, lint tor and cggH. Thin Ih tlio cane all ovor Oregon, and wo can't untlerHtand It. Xo Htato in tho Untoii lntrt better ndvnntagcH for raiHing plenty of tltcro thlngH for liotnu coiiKtimp Hon, yet to-duy Oicgou f importing a large portion of Iln bacon, itn poultry, ItH butter, and Km cggH. Why, hiiuiII itirinurx in .MiiHHaclniKotlH, Ohio, and Iowa pay their Hloro t ill Ih tho year round with but ter, cggH, and Kullry, and often have a mnig llltlu balance In their favor bonide, und ynt cell them at not more than two thlnlH thu price loadily obtainable here. The papora have been tailing about thin curiotiM and diHurcditnblo Hlate of allalirt for yearn, but It k'uiiih to have ilono no good. Hill we are living without or oceaeionally obtaining a dear tuHto of them pro duct cliIpH'd huudrcdH, and. in many can'H thoiiKunilti of mile. Thin problem ih neatly an dllllcult iid to give it tearou foran wliy fitiuurri xliiiitld votn for inon iMilii H, trtndti, and hlith tujsu. Till; SCIKIOI.-lltKIK IJl'IM'KIS, Tim Salem suituwiiun, along with a nunilmr of other Oregon journal, Ih pro terttlug iiguliikt a change of foliool bookH. It HiivH that "It h tellably reMiited that the wheel book monopoly Inn been wimwufnl that they have Htiiveeded in Nccuilug Ihe voUw of Homo twenty out of twenty-nine county hcIhhiI miiKfrlntontliiiiU In the Slate for u change of teadeiH, Htibhlltut Ing for I bono now in ueo anothor oriiw ptitiliidiod by tho nihoohbool; tnut; and that for the I'inli cerion of atlthmeticH they have coiniled feme llfteeu, or a ma jority of the uton, throwing out the llrookM voriert now In itio; and that tluvv have BUivecded in getting a majority' of the votes lor all tlio new text Ihhikh adopted hIiico the last vote wait taken four yearn ago." Tho Statesman pioceedH to severely crlticiHo the ncliool-book "trust" whlcli wo htippodo, however, In an "entirely private affair" and iiidlnuatctt that the voter) of noiuo nchool Miporlntoiuloutu have been obtained by Imptoicr inllu- rncen. "In the ciiko of an Kindem Oiegon superintendent ho had made up bin mind that the VM arithmetic were the boot, and m informed a valley tmporiu teudent, an early as July lnt, lfore bo I had keen tho bookH at all. In tho cat-o of u Southern Oregon nuorintondentht had u muilo up bin mind junt after hia loturn Irutn tlio natiouat teacuera- convoutior, at Han rraucixco, and wax vety laviHh with fumU, though ho had before boon very bind punhed to meet bin bllln. There aro other iii.tuiuvn of premature or Hudden convertons to tho advocacy of a new hoi lea of readora and of Fisli'n arithmellca and the fact Ih, if tho (eoplo Mill, through their roircontatlveii, take ocvaitiou to ttift thin thing to 'the Iwltoin, it will turn out that thin Hull in a large xled whulo." Wo think tho Hchool bUoriuteudeutH ought to know better than the oditort), though we agree with tho kickers that the change of school bookH seems tq bo au impotiltiou Uon the public. Tni; total vote of Philadelphia wus:05, 744. In 1884 H was only 174,747, aa In crease of 31,000. HIIAI.I. XV K CONTIKUK T1IK IIAII.Y? A number of tho leading IjuhIucbs men of I'cndlototi havo volunteered to take Hoversl cxtm copioH of tho Dally KAtr OimooNiAN in order that tho paicr may have tho rcoulrcd number of 300 Hub- ; scribcrH to limuro Its continued publica tion. Karly in December a canvasser will bo Fent tho rounds in ficarch of ruu- PcrlberH, tho papcrH to bo delivered by carrier. Ah largo a town Htibscription list Mill bo worked up uh posHlblo, and If 300 HtibscriberH aro obtttlnod tho paper will appear as a morning dally, every day In tho week cxeopt Sunday, with tho iibbo- elated prcKH dispatches and all tho noun, both local and general, on and af ter tho lat of January, 1881). Thia will furninh tho iiowh of tlio day fully twenty- four hourH ahead of any other May of ob taining It, and give to tho Kaht Oiikook ian'h readoiH full value for their monoy. The price of tlio D dly will bol!0 centH a Meek, and overy ono who fcem that tho KAr OitKtioxiAN in a hciiier and not a "dead head," In everything which per tains to tlio wolfare of Pendleton, li asked to become a immanent Hubscribor. Tho outlay of 20 cents a week will not bo missed by Individuals, but if enough of such small sums come in, It will onablt us to publish it fl rut-clans paper, one which will be of great advantage to Pondlotoa and tho surrounding country. Tho East Orkuonian has fulfilled its promises in tho past, and It will continue to do bo in the faturo. We make thin as a purely business proposition. No person who has an in terest in Pendleton's welfare ought to ignoro or reject it becauso of personal dis like or because our politics do nut suit him. Outside of and above politics and of personalities we are working for tho samo object that all should lie, the com mon good of tho jicoplo of this town and region of country. If what wo havo done, aro doing, and projioao to do has not aided and will not aid in our gouoral prosiKsrlty, then don't assist us. If it will aid tho town and country, help us out to tho extent of your ability. Tun next senator will of course bo a Hopublican, but ICastern Oregon is en titled to the honor of naming him, and mo doubt not, If tho delegates from this side stick together, thoy will get tlio aid of Southern Oregon in soleetlng somo bunchgriiHfer to represent us In tho .Sen ate. Ochoco Kevlow. Don't deceive yourself. Kabtem Ore gon has no more chance of securing the next United KtiitoH Senator than Prine vlllo has of becoming the capital of tho Stale. Tlio railroads and capitalists havo a man ulioady chosen. Portland Is tlio Stato of Oregon, so fur us lepieoontatlon in the United States Senate Ih concerned. Am. leading KoimblicaiiH are of the opinion that tien. I larrison'H Cabinet will contain u Pacific Coaiit iiiomlior, and Sen ator Mitchell, of Oicgon, and John K. Swift, of California, mo named as possi bilities. 4Now York Evening World. Wouldn't there bo fun In tho camp If Mitchell miih uppoiutml to a Cabinet KhI tlon? That Mould clour tho May nicely for Homebody o!io-for United States Sen ator in 18UI. Hut who Mould it bo, Joo Simon, Harvey Scott, lamduulct Wil liams, or Sol ! Uracil. Tiik Philadelphia Timoa makod tlio fol lowing Cablnot suggestion : Seeiutury of Slate Jamea (!. Maine, of Maine. Secretary of the Interior Kiiiiiioiih lllaiue. ' Soeiotary of War Jamoritl. Maino.l'd. Seuiutarv of the Treasury Mis. Jiuiioh (i. lllaiue. Postmaster Uenorul J a men U. Maine, ltd. Attorney (ionem! Walker Maine. Seerelaiy of the Nuvy -Any other ltlaiue tlufl can swim. Tin: Philadelphia Times, a protectionist paper, sayH : "It can only be a question of very brief tiinoMhcn our iuduhtiies will Ih given free row inateiials. If not granted by the Congress just elected, It Mill surely Iw done by the Congiess to be elected in 181H), and ltepubliain jwmer can avert de feat two years heneo by giving our mills and lalwr tho free raw materials which ure given in everv other protection country of tho world." - BUY- Notes and Receipts FROM FIRST HANDS,: A Zat-fe Stock Junt from the Frcitxrs, at Low J?lyurcH. The Latest Forms In puds or books, Wo also Imvcu $2000 Stock of Legal Blanks Including Circuit and County Court,! Probata nnd County Court, Justice's Court, Hcul Estato, Miscellane- , ouh and Land Blanks. ( Send for Samples and Prices, ADDKK84 EAST OREGONIAN PUB GO,. PcndUton, Oregon. BHSBsEfl QOflH Watson & Luhrs, Proprietors of the' Steam-planing Kill, Sash and Door Factory and Lumber. rillCNITUHK kept In otock nml limit to order. GKDAK HIIIKOl.KH FOll BALK Klrit-clPM workmen emplnved snd work done rh ortlerru. WATON A I.UIIIW, n invKtf IVnillcton.OrPKOU. The Pendleton Holler Mills, (Oiimrity MO barroU p-r day ) W S. BYERS & CO, Proprietors, I'l'inllHori.OreKon, .MiiiinfHctiiiur of (Imliani, uramilntvd and Noir-rUIng Hour. VAI'lTAIi M.OOUOOO Estnbllsliedln Portland in 1877. IxvincH paid In Ortmiii Une paid In Wiuililnston Ter M.,M (Iniin, wool, t ic, t ovored from time of do-iii-nn nminirv wi i rfluitun or mllrouil until old hi rortliiiulorHiui KninclK-o, InoliidliiK HkIin In tnr sit from ears lo Mcrmcr, wlillo ,,nw,mrv7iK.ti.KitrR)I.n:....N.1.,.nlffr.i '.THiiirkHi., I'orilMitd ' ('MilTON A .lAC'KoX. Asoilld, ' Kepis tlin IViidlcloti, Ori-Koti. llialH'Hl Cnnli 1'i'ire I'uld roe HIllltH Of (al'lllt,. Alt Klotiv, infill .rlitio, feed rtc, iilwnyK on linml. Hiestand, Warner S Co. Echo, Oregon. IlKAI.r.llM IS THE OPERA SALOON. M. BRENNER, Prop. COimrKTIlKHT l'B.N'OI.KTON Svt door lo Knurr's Oncm lloutc. Tint Hot llr.iudt of WIiiiik, Million and CIIPUH Sandwiches of All Kinds. WKlNIIAItpTM IIKi:it. NEAGLE BROS.; BLACKSMITHS Gen. Merchandise Pendleton Roller Mills Flour. S'J OKA O i: and FOlt WAlllUXG WJ.Hansford&Go. Dcnlvrs In wagonmakers, i Hardware and, Tinware Corner Mala and Water i PX3MPS AND PIPE. PoncMoton, - - Oregon ; , PLUMBING Promotly Dono. All hind of llliickmiutliliiif ;dono In llir ,,..um,,.i... ........ Iirat mid prompt miinntir. Wauona, lttr.e I MAI.N Hlltl.l.T, I'UMil.irroN. nml ItitckH iiuiilr toonU'r. . , , ,. . ...... ltrpaMHU a Special!,,. I &!!Z ,,uW, ,m,rn""E u I'nrtlciilm Hltfiuton to liorn Klioelni; III SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BOOT, A.. I-TIEA-LlllY" iMtAcncvr, BOOT & SHOEMAKER Main and WebUHtn-eK r.ahtl'i'ii .lludn HiiotH mid NIu,m u Ntork. IVrfvcl fltGimmntvcil. iOows .For Sale ! t APPLY TO Money to Loan la .mull Hiuim on pvrkounl security at n-a-konnble ruU. Nogotlable Paper Discounted, Apply to i:. I. 1IUYI A CO., ICiut Oroxoiilun llulldlmr. ivndletou,iiivi:oii VILLARD HOUSE RESTAURANT Mrs. Tom Bradley, Proprietress. Main Ntret I'cudlvtaii. Only rlrat-ctHki nrcominotliitlou, llfiul iiimrtirn foroommerclul travulen. The put nmiutu of tlin public nollclltd, vparlus uo pHlua to pleu.o (lu'in, H. C. WRIGHT, Dealer In General Merchandise, yrjs, ojtEQOx. Carrie a wlt-auortFtl mock of kooJi, and makf ipeclalty of Urocerlv. tKN IIL.KT0K PMICKM K CAMH. aufrt Jui James Crawford, MutiufHcturer of nudll)ealer in Harness, Saddles, Bridles. Whips, Etc., Tents and Wagon Shoots jf for 8alo A T BEDROCK P1UOES. Odd Kllofi' Kulldlnc, Mala ttrett. Ju2 Estes & Guilds, rroprletora o the CITY LIVERY FEED di SALE STABLE. Baled Hay and Grain. Mpleudld Hlgm, MbsIii or Uoubte, and Waddle Harac alwaj M an hn4. HrMi boarded by the day. Week ar Mouth All Klndi of Ked For Bate, In Small or Largo Lot. OHABQII 1UBASONABLS! Marshall & Dickson Pondloton, Oregon. 'First National Bank OF l'KNI)LETOr LKVV A.VKIZNV, l'rcld-lit, JACOII KltAV.KIt, Vice President. HAM I'.HI'lUUMS.Ciulilcr. C. It. WADK, AkUtani taut Cathler, Transact a 6eneralBanking Business Exchange on All Parts of the World Bought and Sold. I Collection mndP nt all x)lat on rensonable lernii. CHA8. H. DODO & CO., I" IMPORTERS Of Hardware, Iron, Sted AND FARM MACHINERY. P'lturj i . jcAi.w ' - , u nnnsauuDnu Solo Agents for Oregon and Washington fr k:cRE'8 NEW DEAL PLOWS. lion, inav inoo wnu ,iau u..n "v?" -"""r.."1" u " x wmmu tlitlrpralte. Wofarnlih tbem with or without teal atUrbajiU feat attachment arqoxtra. XDommiaEi rpoJWjEsiR. Xiia1 suxky pi,owi, , BUCKEYE SHOE PRES8 GRAIN DRILL , n..tn i ii 1 1 Hiitutvinr nmmtimrn ' vi mil mia(vn'vt,"i jua CORBIN'S DISC HARROW AND SEEDER, Tim JAIfiL nnroYfU iBipieuiwuv iui ";",M. ? nw wriwej . . . I n...la Haaalaaaa TiIiiaIam. a. Jristiorui puu ukiiot wyiiui rvmvivi, QO.WIITTLER FARM WAQON8. . H w aawa - - - - .... ' ' Uwrene A Clmpln'H Hprlns-Toptn imrrow, unto narrowi, iKientin n I'HCina rnnnuiK i, I1A1HI1 WlllE. ETC., ETC. FOlt Hl'KCIAL CIHCWLAHS ANI l'JUOK LI8T& CARPETS! Wall Paper, Lace Ourtaini, Window Oil Cloths, Linoleums, etc np vv n i n. .vwinir ivil:ii THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Failing's Carpet Store, -a a- t o a. iL. tlH.UlAai Aaaa main nirpni. npar inn uriuEB. icuKivmii vin n w a r it fir--afeM Wi mm WmmmW. uavi iii iMiauui wa wwvva w r Snell, Heifshu & Woodarl, Succeesorfl to Hodgo, Davl Se Co., nnd HeHahu, Woodwd 4 Oi, IMPORTING WHOLESALE DRUBulo NOS. 02 A 0t FHONT STRKKT, I'OKTI.AND, OHKfiOS. ORnGSPOP4DENCE SOLICITPn Wliard Bouse. O.Vl'f. ItOR.X I'i'iiprlPlor PENDLETON, 0KEG0N. CENTRALLY LOCATED Re-opened, Re-furnished imtl Equipped in First Class Stvle. SALOONS. 7 . l. .ii.iirn VI' .... I'll.' Iln.unv. LVlUlt N uivioii.i'rni"' . i, f. Ol ltv imi.uin Trv It nnd mo 1 j.ou.Joii'lHMi'. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL ' MEN. . ..... t L lUIDUI I . ..... u...-u-irt.. k'ln.vinu. .....c. l.nnPUIRTOlI i.iitr.ii. urjjirriitr "'..":.. drauKlit. WIiim. Ilnuw!1 beat lirnndi, nMocK. I ..nllmi IMrlnrf. 5IB lit TM, tain " iiiaonitl L iiibOamrlutHt2 Free Couch to and from Trains. H. F. Johnson &Co., Prescription Druggists. PURE MEDICINES, CHOICE PERFUMES, Requisites of tne Toilet, Stationery & Sohool Supplies Flae Imported aad Key Wett Cljars. Oppoitle VlllarJ Hoiwe, PKNDLETON, - . . OREUON Bucks for Sale I ak AiliituilHtrntnr or t lie entute of tho late iinnui ito, tne iinUHUlKneu will tell ilurlnetlifenxxt two month nil tlie bnrhs recemlyowuwt bv said decerned, tlietume ueing 2000 Thoroughbred Registered and Grade lluchx. ttse buck arc kept In Rood pmture, near mum. urvKuu, una urti in nne conuiiionanu iiioroiiiiiiiy touno. The lllnlemlL'Uril will vlilt Alba avvrvWo.l iie.duy, and met any partlen wlahlus toi.es mo iiiucKwiuruiurcnainir. Kaiy terms will be extended to purcbuterti Kor partlculun nrtdrenn , It. O. THOMl'SO.V, AdmlnUtrator, augiSKMr Pendleton, Oregon. ROBERT BOND DKALKIl IN BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, SAU SAGE, DRIED HEATS, LARD. Court etre t, oppof lie J, II. Shoemaker! . mohlOdiw I IWfcRw thlpH,obUMnbntl 4 U49 Moipa at, LMHtTHMUS. poslte Court Home. b ww-"' Uquom and ClKariCoa"11 MlSOELLAKWa -w . irir I li W IIlSTlUf.WT Collecting a JuW'J'ZEm U celved, nnd nnl prooa rates. 0 1'IUNTINU CAW k' 1UT lllllMlllRIAn un' will prove tbey any other printing hoa" -- wiai, 11I.ANK6. Unm than tWO IW""T..:i ud ... 1. , ,1,1s ottM. iapi11' needing pecUt ioi w. TOIHAY ANIMAIA cover him by mp,I"J ... .. . ..... noiAilllli iu luc r.oi ever)- time. THE BOWMAN Main and Railroad ., 'w : i t not and haa every eaa,,"" any. Henry Kpjpt m m m aw