.lan Itrnnch Office.
. nhrn UrcKon ' comimir
In Plirlhlllll. IUU1 1I1IIKU
0B0 wnci. ..iiinH . in Dim All.
i.ii II IUII . .
fii.nd Stiirk. . .Hie.- of the Kast
..m i ni 1 1 m ii . -
!-.-.. tiirnmitlnilntlf)ll nf
ihtro In telephone 111 llioonico
tllsie ".-
iitiiiviii, iMimtnii
. . ! i. ...,tf nt Dim k. n. itiiiniititr
-.nil U1WH . - . '
V.b ii i iii. iiihI 7100 p. m. Hunilny
v " " . ti.i.t?iitr nrnvrmntlntr.
M'Pv7m X ... (!.inllnf wnlroiiin to
in in-
uuIm from.
(JK. II. LKK, I'llMlor
Jolly Mat Taylor, who Is always btmy
in BcrvitiK papcra on other people, has
Constable Mcacliiitn handling the Btoon
TIio occiibIou U it technicality regard'
Ingthosaloby Constable Tuvlor of nt
taehed property In George Havs' barU-r
snop, booii to Do tried In tho justice
UUUI I.
Kr,!rii ,,n' Ian',1 18 lug reiitml from
; ... .,,,u reservation, una me
fertile hills southward of Pendleton will
Boon Ik partially cultivated, ut least, bv
tlio energetic white man. When thfa
country is llnally thrown fully open to
tho wlilto pettier, ono of Pendleton's
greatest liopcH will llml 11b renlimtlon
KKTIIA COI'IICH.
.,!nu nf tint Nuw Year's East
wri
mm' lx hud nttho business
. m .ontu n i'onv. In wranncrfl
... . . ....... i t...
or mailing li ueniriu. j wnuijiu
llltKVITIKR.
y, rents nt ti. A.Haylor's.
btli urn tho boss ; only'o
itlock It) iu town on u visit to his
horses, by
M-SO head of saddle
!..Umr .tnliii I.iihm Irt ill town
gi i.uvr..
1 quality of timothy hay in for
T F, Uoiirko. .
pcjN at all hours id tho French
nt, J. V. Stunflelil, projirietor.
' Mawllcld is down from Center-
.!!.., .imniiif liia Pnnil litt Alt
i,J Mr. I. Hanson returned on
i'j tni iii irnm it V1HIL ill irii'iiiiH
a ami Walla Walla.
Ilexterlms two nicely inuilslied
unit, with or without hoard.
ff....l I ! ufr.utlu
A. V. ItrlHbln, .MutiMihynielan,
i. ... .1... ..t ii i...
i. .. t.. ......... it.. ti.n....
ood ut Diiteh Henry'H! fwwwxl
IroRlliH jior cord four foot
rami ').. i0. CumIi iniint m-cotn
orJorn.
( VearV Kaht Ohkuonian, in
. I.. III.... A..t.l
rH.ifiv ifir iiii.iii.il:. .I'll i.uiiin
ne your onlnrH ut ouco. Tho
miii'u.
HrcM, who him been In town for
iivk or ho, loll huh inorninK ior
.. I... Ill ... tl... nr ffl.it
. i ... . I ..
Pioneer: Thoro Heoins to lw
but tho narrow liuiuo roud will
(mm minrlililt. in Vowtllfl'll mill
Hie Antoriu and South
1.
. i 1
ii lli.k litil itvln whtl lMill(?
.i in n i i t
II now lUlii ill ior nPiiim. up
aatruct for lUllnK In and grading
Uiinlcn atrcctH, on wnlciitiicir
U Hltuutcd, and tho work will
rr"i.i,. ...in itft. tti n
peculiar, aud ut tho t;uno Umo
twtr 'i i tii wnn iirML iiikith u
"malt or HpirituouH liquors" will
forfeit 'J50 In coin and projiorty
Ut TIiIu L-lml nf ifumblinu 1h u
1U. 1 t il.-t..i...,..
. . . .. . I .. I
i fi.i fi inn in .iii. i uiiiili .
mi iiiiiiiiiiiin iiuiu it.v:ti
Uttly to HatlHfy their uirlonity.
suiii; KOmieinen proioo w
i4iniJtuke In tlio country, and
Kncrul KOod time.
uutaiiminn Circle met at tlio red-
Mr. unil Mm. u. A. Hartman
T 1 1 .......
m Ai.t m.i rf...nfi inn iniiin '
s TJriouK HiibicctH induluod in.
iyon tho MNorth Aniericun In-
n rv I Tl
f WW. I If ff( i i-w. . "
noneer. A lurouia muu i".
1 lew ilnvu lion nnil ClOriexl 1118
11 tiler tlio funeral was over.
tin rPHinnini! himinesfl. ho
Mi clerks for loRt time. Somo
aUine will fall on that man. and
in i.la,.. A..4 . I ci I. .lit lltIA I till
oil of tlio above numed city.
" j iionwiunvui ..w i j .
opannther entertainment similar
wtaer rlnuslv talked
1 . . . . 1 .1 4
i mmm iiaao ami nnn. niwi lii
iiivvn nviv -
wn iu nimril (n tlm matter. 80
uvuciiiii innv itrnnoiuv irwiii iiir uii
i IMVUMWIJ -
TllUlICi i ! I I 41. MAOV
'"tor G. U. Sinttli has commonced
Wcu runs alonj: tho bluff nouth of
U Will Fti raxm.l.l f.nll m aninri.
jd MUCH lilO UI"
ill have killM two birds with
-DV.,uUWt, V P.Ci4Uu
w taniVDV muu utd iii'
nKtonbmnrh. hhvk u nafiseucer.
lan!lalnn taVinif
Wpusea. Wlien the road allowed
uairi i.ii ri iiau' aiAtiir in iiihim
ttime. thedavHof slow rail-
in ut . i
Miiuo pat lira nour i' nvpr.
rmincton train nnv runs UP to
nd Btoos. TaseeneerB who
10 reach U'njl,ln,.lnn TVrritorV
-won cnaitn riv.r miiat enanin
wn .r ""v " i i ..
A yoiitiK man, eomparatively a ntranuer
n Pit.tillnln.i ...l.n I..... l . I
... v . . . iiiiuuj niiuiiuniiui UlilPlwrUll IIIU
niyHieries ot weHtorn cookery, win Kreatlv
Bunirised recently when a largo wind-bag
pudding with ulr-dlp dres.-liu: was depos
ited near bin pinto at a down town res-
1 A
lauruni. iionaBnoi yet tuny recovered
from tho cHects of Bald Biirprino.
Amomr, the noweurlonltlort adilcd to tlio
display in Ijorer & Kuebler's window Is
a splendid Hpccimon of tho implements of
warfare lined by tho redskins before the
advent of the white man a bow and
quiver full of arrows. Another curio is
a finall piece of undent lottery, presented
by Mrs. Moulo.
Cliarles H. O'Neal, of Walla Walla, for
merly employed iu tlio job office of liur
roughs A Kinney, ut Pendleton, lias ro-
tnrfilwt In rn mitn l ln.Lr ir un ft., l.na
.... ...... v iuuiiiiii . T.vwn yJ . I J I a ... .iuo
quit siltigliiK antimony, and is now an
electrician, and will bo employed ilurlnn
his stay by tho electric light company
hero.
Tlio I'cndloton Ifardwarc A Implement
Company is busily cnpngcd to-day in re
moving its stock of goods from Main and
Court strccls to its now quarter? In tho
Pendleton Hotel building, where it will
"hold forth" hereafter. This leaves two
more good store buildings awaiting ten
ants.
Hunt's railroad mass meeting's
nro now taking placo occasion
ally iu Walla Walla or tho pur-
iwiuit if rnliiltti (lin ritfiiiif ntn ft'Nl (Vh) nt
tlio subsidy, wliicli seems to look as big
"1 ... .i... ur .it.. nr.. nt
us u minimum io inu i una i uiiiuiin,iiun
they havo thu railroad.
W. Y. Uoper plucked a pansy in blos
som, singing "Sweet Violets" the while,
.-... tilu trimlai. VKhtiinliiv. TIiIh til
...ill. ..." p...av. " ...
stance of a floweret blooming out-door in
tlio mouth of January is published to let
tlio world know that "surh is our
climate."
Senntor J. W. Watts, of Lifayotlo, is
ono of the aspirants to tho United ritates
tnarsliulslilp for Oregon. Several other
good men in tho Stato would not
mind having tho above olllco thrust iioti
them by President Harrison.
U V l.wtv u'lin l.i.u luw.ii mi ntlnrnnv
in Weston over since it had u dry goods
store and (vostotllco, is iu town to-day.
tin reiiorts th.it Weston tvoonlo are atruili
eating liomu-mado Hour, tho now mill
making a splondid quality.
Tho olllcers of Harmony Uxlgo o. L'4
k ..f 1 ..III l,n limlnlli.il lonlL'Ilt hv J.
M. Uurrls, I). I. O. 0., which will bo tlio
occasion of much festivity among mem
bora of thu order. All Knights aro iu
quctttod to attend.
J. I.. Kllllan, of Vansyclo, and W. A.
Urtnw.1i. nf IWIIv tlVl Ml.llfl lllOII Of tllllt
portion ' of Umatilla county, were in Pen
dleton to-day, and made u pleasant call
at tliiH olllco, where thoy are always wel
come.
Kiiircno Lewis, formerly u railroad
conductor on this division but now un
"lionoht grangor' ot tlio Iji urunuo
neighborhood, is in town, shaking hands
Willi oiu acquainiauccs.
Tho rcirular eesslon of tho county court
will begin to-tnorrow, when tho county
dads will discuss and act iton many
piestions relative to its welfare.
il.v. tin. L'ront Irish romediail.
celebrated the world over, will apjieur In
... ... ...... t .. ill....... !!. II
feniiieton on mo nan in nvuf
Kverykody should hear him.
The mercury touched u llttio ieiow
jsero twlut ut waiiowa vauey niuiiui.
probably tlio coldest u nas ucen in
liastorn Oregon.
Miss Tinv Waconblast waB knocked
from her feet yesterday by a jioweriul
dog, and is now nursing a spraineu wnsi.
O. It. Llvermore, tlio well-known
"dealer in dirt." is over from tho Oar-
den City.
H M' II If.mafnr.l will KOflU llUVO
cntlrpiy recivcred from her late sjiell of
sickness,
to around uy
lAATn An. I Tl .1. TtinM Atlll
"liry to cro llm Snako river
7. Kiparia will entail a large loss
l"- R. A N until the state of
M DflVmua l.rlllon is
KOLCOWKtl II V A I.OCOMOTIVK.
A Muu Nsuirit l'mtlmni Id. ACorilliiB
IleiiorU, Srt I'l'on hhcI llleurrocii.
Ti If 1..lltan fnTinnrlv n van! fort)-
..1 nlmimnna. tint. Who lost his llOsi
iijnu u. wmw;.im..w( . - - -
.:.. ....nil l.v 11 i'liiiniH in thu lnuliuuo-
mem of tlio company's affairs at that
place, startcu out ior 1 eniuwiuii 10 bw
for another job. On tho route he un
fortunately stopped over at Pocatello,
where he was nicked ion by an old-
time enemv, whom, However, taiuson
had heretofore tliought a Wend, He
finally concluded to leave, thinking he
would get into trouble, and as the train
had gone ho took Foot A Walker's lino
and started down Hie iraca. uoui
couple of miles from town he was over
taken by a hand-car loaded with men
who had probably taken him to bo a
"spotter," ami was iiviu-upmiu
but was finally left to pursue his way fn
peace, ancr snonni "'7 r-w.
hadn't gone far, when a loeomo ivo, car-
ning lour or nvo uien, umo w "
liia enemy, aparcd. and these human
L". .... :......,l i.iuin hlm. heat him black
UrulCB lUUJl'V" "'w 1 y- .
and blue and left him unconscioug. Af
ter recovering lie maae uiu uwi
way to rendleton, and Is now endeavor
ins tq obtain damages of some kind.
He was ladly pummeled, but sustained
no serious injury. . . . ,
Pattison is a non-union man, which is
one reason doubtless that his enemy ob
tained the help .leslred to rin bta
lx-atinu, recognizing his inability to do it
alone. Pattiwou is an lionest. accab e
man, and his assailants should be made
to suffer for their deviltry.
The New Year8sT Obeooxun, in
1.. - ..niiin tpn cents
wrappers, muij u. '"' ---
MKII1TATION8 ().N THK MUDDY.
'Willi1' SeniH tliin of III. Clmr.iclrrl.lin
nnil Wolcnmn Itlcm-A Jtnrltnt Solllo-
1y '
Mi ti Oiikkk, Or., January (1, 188K. t
To tlio Kdltorof the Kt OtokoiiIsii. I
It lias been poiiio tlmo since I at-1
toui)ted Io Indite a message to you. I
iiavo refrained from doing so solelv be-
wmiru 1 am opiio.-eii to capital puntsli
mcnt.
No snow hero yet.
Horn to tho wife of .loo Kralnian a
daughter, December 27, 1SSS. I
Our old friend, Henry Weller, leftves-'
terday for his now homo iu tho 'llig ;
Hcnd country. Ho exchanged his farm
hero for ono owned by Dr. Clowe. His
old neighbors regret to see him go. Our '
best wishes go with him.
Jesso Samuels has just returned from
Kansas City, Mo., where he has beon to 1
have Ills eves treated. While trui-nllne '
on tho cars, a cinder from tlio engine'
blew into ono of them, and eatnn near iln-'
stroylng his sight. I am glad to statu ,
it is mucii improved.
H. V. Smitten. Chas. II. Dodd's ueent I
at Walla Walla, leaves to-morrow for an 1
extended trip to California. Whllo ab-1
sent ho will visit all thu towns of import
ance In tho Htato, as far south as .San :
Diego. Ho will be absent about six .
weeks.
A treat deal of sickness nrevalls hero 1
just now, mostly among tlio little folks.
Jako Hodgen has three sick, and thu bal-1
unco are likely to tako down any time.
Sir. W. II. llalloy Is visiting thu farm-!
era in tlio vicinity ot Drv creek and Cen-,
tervlllo, in tho interest of his new method
of "wood graining" aud "ornamental
work." To nil those who are fond of tlio
iKUiitifill and desire to see their homes
attractive, I recommend to give him a '
hearty welcome. Wo havo tried it, also
a number of our ueiglilwrs ami wo ure 1
till loud in our praho. His piircs are ex- j
tremely modemte and his work excellent
and lino.
Our vounir lad es are taking advautiuio 1
of the long winter nights. Dames, de-1
bates and "candy pulls" occupy every 1
evening in tlio week. That is right.
Youth comes hut once, ami dun t remain
a urcat while when here.
Ah our wuddliigiiiiuiversary is drawing
near, 1 can't refrain from glancing back
at the hill of life we have been climbing
up. Nearly flfleon years havo passed
since the journoy was begun and now at
the respective ages of forty and thirty-five
wo are Hearing tlio divide and will soon
start down the iuclino sido, looking dowif
thu sido wo jiiht camo up. Tho trip don't
wen 1 to havo been altogether an unpleas
ant 0110; of course, there were occasional
"storms" and "mutterlnus" and rough
and ruuued nlaces that were dilllcult to
cross, and which havo left a murk like
Iho dots on a map that indicate tho cap
itals. That utmost grown -out scar on tho
left side of mv. head wus caused in thu
dim past, by tho premature explosion of
tlio frying pan. Viewing thu circum
stance from tliis renioto distance, I don't
blamo her much. It hapened Ix'foro I
had learned it was unsafe to call Iter
"Han-Jacks" "sore-eyed dyspeptic breed
ers." A great cliango has como over my
nppotlto since then. Perhaps from lack
of training In our earlier married days,
if I thought the victuals were noi prop
erly cooked, 1 said so I don't say so
.M ' . . . . I t I .1
now. ine nairon iop ci my ncuu mere
was once awfully thin, but I boliovn it is
m ' t t . 11 t..
coming in again. 1110 grip in nor iingcrum
not nearly as strong as it used to be. Wo
havo fared fairly well, considering wo
didn't havo much to begin with. Lux
uries wo nolther cared much ior, unless
whin iiroHuntnd hv kind tioiuhlHirs. then
of course. It would have been a broach of
good mannors to refuse thorn, I am w ill
ing to givo her credit for the able manner
In wliicli alio nus managed in iirovma uiu
table with bread and meat. I. too. have
not Ivccn tardv in doing my share. Ah
long as tho 'ditch ran, wo were never
scarce of water. I reniemlsir well the
time hIio put "kerosene" Instead ol
"brandy" In tlio minco meat. I tried to
romonstrato witli her, but It was no use;
sho said it was tlio stuff I had brought
from town and if I had drunk tho brandy
I could eat tho kerosene, and eat it I did.
That restless, anxious habit I have of
rolling my eyes uroumi wu uciiuirou isi
fore wo got our cushioned furniture, and
let mo Bay right hero, and 1 nay it in the
kindliest spirit, if you young married
men will protlt by my oxxrienee, if by
any possible means, tho first tiling you
do furnish your house with cushioned
furniture: when It hils, It don't hurt
half as bad as the old-fashioned hard
wood kind. Wo have two daughters well
on tho way to womanhood, and If one
of them don't make somo youth's hair
thin and gray long lsifore he has reached
the ago of maturity, then sho will not
havo tho close resemblance of her mother
that l minx sno nas. m
C'uuUuclur' Itrulhirhiioil.
A correspondent from UOrando writes
that O.T. Moore, Assistant Grand Chief
Conductor ot tho Jlrotherhood of Hallway
Conductors, organized at t hat to
cently u.divieiou of the Uroiherhood.with
twenty chaiter memlvers, and rays that
railroad men in that wcttoa aw enth- I
astio over tlio jinnclplw of tho iu
Brotherhood, and will join t to a urn.
O. T. Moore was formerly asjenger con
ductor for the O. It. A N. Co .but Is now
running a tuiKM-nger train on the Ca for
nia Central, out of I AnHea. rollow
iug is the list of ollVers of the newly or
ganized "Pioneer" lJrotherhood of Hail
way Conductors at UOninde: Chief
fr... vi inn . Hhilntunt conduc-
COIlllucmr, ion. -i j"'. r 1
tor, W, Krricson ; senior ,"'":r,Vf".' ,
Schmllt; junior conductor, h. Howd,
inside sentinel. J. II. Horan ; outside sen
tinel, fitevo Charlton ; chaplain, 11 . H.
rord. ,
Nolltot
.11 ....... i...in.. tmrroned Ijooks 1
,- 1 1 iicinuiif. iimi.mp . ,
from the Kaht Okkuosiax Library are.
Hereby riueste.! to .return he same j
within ine nexi cu ,
books will not be loaned from the I Jbrarj ,
u fln.i we are constant losers. Please
heed this notice. , .,.,.... n
Kaht Oheoo.max ruwmmiB w
NKW8 l'ltOM NYE.
tntrrntlni; New Ileum from n l'ri.'iirroan
Jf HPttlrmrnt.
N'vr, Oregon, Jan. 7, 1S80.
To tlm K.lllor of the Knot Orocimlun.
Tho New Year's cdliion of tho Kast
Oiikiiosian is nt hand, and your many
readers of this neighborhood are well
pleased with the intper. Wo remember
quite a number of our friends in the Kast
by sending them sample eopitw.
The health of tho iooplo in this neigh
borhood Is very good at present.
Some of our sheep men In Ibis vicinity
havo not begun to feed yet, wbilo others
but little.
Wo feel anxious out here for tho peoplo
of Pendleton to secure the Hunt railroad,
butoiirlinatices are so low that wo cannot
help you much. We would like to see
Pendleton prosier and grow up with all
tlio other cities In the West, and for her
merchants to prosper also. There issucli
u dlllerenco in the prlco of goods in our
county stores. Wo havo four stores on
the route from Pilot Hock to Willow
Springs, a distance of six miles. Whon
0110 ut them started in the business, he
solicited our trade and. promised to sell
us goods at Pendleton prices, as he could
live so much ehcucr out hero. Tho
first article 1 bought was Hour at a cost of
f.i perewt., whllo I could got thu same
Hour In Pendleton for $2.30. Candy at
35 cents per iound, we llml the same
candy sells for 15 cents er Kund In your
town, ami all other groceries sell In pro
(Kirtlon to tho above named articles.
There was somo llttio betting on the
lato Presidential election. Tho Demo
crats generally losing, und such losses
they paid w ithout a murmur. The odd
est of them all wus that of Itlll Culliford
and his intended. If Cleveland was
elected 11111 was to ipilt chewing tobacco,
nnd if Harrison was elected tho young
lady was tu discard her hustle, w hich site
lias done.
Wo are well supplied with grass widow
crslu llils side of Ihccounty. Onuoflhein
remarked about eight months ago, then
being single, that 11 gracs widower cut a
Hue figure hi society. He appeared at a
dumo in tho noighWhood the other
evening, but his scheme did not work.
After iisklm: nil Iho young ladies present
to dance with him, lie was llnnllv obliged
to tako a long-imirrled ladv for Ills part
ner. "Such Is life In tho far West."
A happy New Year to you and your
many readers is tlio wish of your humble
eorresjiondent. F.iusimt's Iluv.
The Now Year's Hast O.m.ihinian, in
wrapiers, ready for mailiiu, ten cents
each, i-euvo your 01 dors i once. Tin
supply Is limited.
Ilnlrl Arrlvul-.
11 dusk W Douglas,
. . It' III
Standard Theater !
Webb St., but. Main und Cottonwood,
PENDLETON
OREGON.
The Only Place of Amusement in
the City.
A First Class Variety Entertainment Nightly. Sundays Excepteif,
The Best of Talent Engaged Weekly.
1 Vtl.l.AIIII
I York; K Kzeklel, Chicago; W
MAUKIEU.
.nd MIm IJiiliIubonin, Hcv.H. u, uurrui
oOclillur.
New
(' Ithem.
I Helix; K 11 Molso, San l-'ranclt-co; J .M
wiliarti, rasailena, Uui; u 11 l.lvermore,
Wulla Wulla; V Kecs.Tlie Dalles; Can
non und wife, Milwaukee; A D (ireene,
Idaho; Frank Plant, Countiy; K Max
well. Goi.t)i:.v Itiu.i:, -J H Klnscr. country;
J J Smith, Wunnon Co, Kan; Joe Morris,
Sacramento : Jas Nolan, Kan Jose, Cat;
Geo Woolrleh, Oakland, Cal; Frank
James, Merced, Cal; Geo Wright, Ami
oeh, Mich;N Newcomb,San Luis Obispo,
Cal ; OMcMuhon, City; Flunegan Cor-,
nelius, Juniper; G U Snyder, Vinson;
It W Murphy, Wulla Walla; It H Patter
son, Choyenno; W J King and wife, Cen
ter villi); Mrs Angy Mclican, rnion;
John Kiqg, Centervllle; Miss Mattle
Payne; Mrs Collin, Walla Walla; DM
Iiwis, It F Mansfield, Centervllle; Wm
M Steen, Weston; Chas II O'Neal, Walla
Walla; T II Mcintosh, Jas Wilson. City;
J A Lindsay, News Agent; S M Miskey,
Colfax, W T; Thos Ogle, HFOglo, llutter
Creek; It M Dorothy, Milton; 1 0 Jacks,
Centervllle; A J Toinplcton, Country; N
Loverldge. Alblnu; J T Cameron, Ioi
Grande; K F Carney, Pilot Hock; Chas
Hinckley, Union; Ii F Tally. Country;
J H Turner, City; J S Smith, Now York.
IIowman IIot'HK. J C aleg, II lv
Cnino, Portland; Chas Wobstor. ltltz
ville, W T; F Mlcliall, K K Johnson.
Pilot Hock; (5 W MeDanlell, Covo; H W
Kenny, Pilot Hock; ,F V Crhlsty, O H A
N; F I) Solly, Alblua; Miss Ilcssle Cam
eron, Mrs Dan Cameron, J S Filleld,
Walla Walla; G llodko, J H Phllliw,
Tacoma; John Clark, IxiwUton; F M
Chapmen, Kansas; H T Judd, Hunts
villo. Tho Now Year's Kast Ohkounian, In
wrapper, ready for mailing, ten cents
each. U-avo your ordere at once. Tlio
supply is minted.
CoiikIiI C'ouclill Mini ('ini(litll
What In llm worlil l Mm rruon you will
coukIi, und kitp comliliK, Mini t; I kren
trying Infi-rlnr uitilli'iiii- wlimi UKUd'rt
Irvll-vu your iximcIi uloiicvT ThU l 110 nil-
1 VtrtMinis 'lirnir, iiiiuii iwiiini iwi, win "
I Kiiaruntrv IU K. I. lljnuhlMio, llruif .Int.
' Kapld progress has lieen und Is lieing
I made In establishing tho new system of
clcctrh lights, und ft will soon lo iu full
! ojh? atlon, It will not lack for patronago.
as nearly ovory store iu town has ordered
a complement of electric lights, their
I sucrlority over tho old-fashioned kero-
seuu liimps ncing proven dujuhu um
pute, Mr. F. Stelnergor, representing Hand,
MeNully 5t Co., map publishers, of Chi
cago, is In town loilay. He was at
tracteil to Pendleton by seeing the Now
Year'a Kast Ohkoo.sias and Its Illustrated
supplement, having no idea till then that
we had such a town in una locuiuj .
A gentlemau well-known In Pendleton
who operates in electricity recent y found
that his knowledge of that subtle fluid
availed him naught when he came to
devour a plate of maccaronl soup made
of small rubber tubings. What he wants
Is a set of false teeth and a cast-iron law.
. . . T . 11........ .1. . .' In
Jheicw lear s rAT uhhiui'mi'i ,
wraiiers, reaily for mailing, ten cenU '
each. Iavo your orders at once. J no
supply is limited.
Mr. N. ljveridge, an old-time and
1. .... .1 .oul.lunt nf thin I'llllIltV.
mufii jcbict..-. v. I "
is up to-ilay from Kast Portland, where
ho Is now living.
' Hour Can I'arvnM
1 allow their children to eonich and lraln and
' SiuKh and rilmly .ays '-Ou, It I" only a l.t
tlaeold.''aiid keep sivlu llivm Cl)ap and
d-inTiro'a li.edlrlSr. until tbry ''-"
1 cid b o reallr rltved by IIKlili'H 1 1 IK II
1 uf COIJoil hVlllU'T II ha. no nuptrlor
ind Urn w7,".l.; V. J. Pon.ldwu, UnviMl.
Proicssionnls of recognized ubility wuiilod nt nil lime. None
otbors need upply.
For 11 Nigbt'fi Inn und plensnro yon Hlionltl not fail to
visit tliis
Temple of Fun.
The Best of Wines, Liquors & Cigars
Constantly on Hand,
Attentive wailem and polite burkeoperri. PleaKii report, any
ovorcliurgOH at the bar.
Professional Headquarters.
JIAKRY A. MARTIN, General iManugor.
JilLLY I1ITE, Stago Managor.
Other theaterH pleano exchange bills
H. HOTHCHILD.
J. K. Ill'APf
-Established, 1878.-
Rothchild
Bean
DKiU.BRS IN-
General Merchandise.
Thoniprion-IJarnliart Jllock.
Southwest Corner of Main and Alta Streets,
PENDLETON, OREGON.
VILLARD HOUSE,
DAVC HORN, Proprlotor.
Xnrtheat Cornur Main and Court HtreU, I'KNIlliKTO.V, OltKdON.
Rc-0enfcd, Re-furniahed und Equipped in Fir8t-0liuii Stylo.
SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL MEN.
Ytm Coaeho and from train.
W. J. VAN SCHUYVER & CO.
"Wine and Spirit Merchants,
03 FRONT ST. PORTLAND, OREGON
AGKNT8
CYRUS NOBLE BOURBON AND RYE WHISKIES; JOS. SCHLITZ BREWIN
CO.(Mllwaukee.Wli ) EX PORT PILSNER BOTTLEOBEER. ARC.
DIAN SPRING MINERAL WATER, (Waukemaw, Wit.) VEURE P-l-QUOT
PONSAROIN CHAMPAGNE. (Yellow Label.) Ju23 d 3a
11U.U. lUJWM w. w
supply is limited.