East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, March 13, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, MARCH 13, HWO. JUST ONE THING That means Style. Workman ship. Perfect I It and Material. Our Immense Assortment of High Quality Shoes At $a.o. S.t.oo, $j.5o, $4 00. $5.00. Is an excellent rvai m why ynu should conic to us di rect for your footwear Always Something New: Always Something Different. CLEAVER BROS. Taw Boot and Shoe Men. BOB Main Street. IVtulb-t-'ii. Oregon Call for Damooratlo Prlmarlei and Coun ty Convention. ataaawUac ef the Democratic County tea trai Committer held In l-.-n lt. t.. on Febraarj at una, it was dw 1 jail to ask Um Daaweran and all'tlnn- w ho v..t. .1 l..r W .1 llrxan In aml in.".- h.-nm (.me in. . ana m uvaas i atlae n( i.-int. rt 1.1M...111 .k Mi I h 1 - ra. i.r. . 111 10 las usllag jilsnss Ihsrsol on satuniay March ru. HM st ovlnek v m. ami el I delegate! to in. 1 viiioi ruin ' .mm. i'u -m um ... ... ... i. In Panillaton. Onaon.at thr ronrthnusi satur- lav. April : at tBj ymr of to o'eleek a. m 1 ret lni i nr.- ni 11. w 1 in i'ti". 11. 1. i.-ii.-- . tuttta 111 will county oaavaatloa naajm 1 1 1. ln-i d IVmll.ton Hotith I'.miiII. Ion North Pmalaloo Kant IVinll.'loii . Mi-Kay Cnlon North Milton South Milton A. lam- t'mattlla Vanr-rcle tllllllamt . Moan.' Kncamiimenl Vall.-v Willow .n nw -Kraervatfon tvinll.-ton iinni'i Noriti athana 7 South Vthi'im n Cottoawood 1.' Helta T Kuililoi k 7 wastea tl tl l'totl 10 Alia s tanleai I KSo lliiianam s.rm Mnuiiuiu J Alt A t'klah s Vlnaon I V.kiitn ... .' Kultoti . Man'li If MM WAI.TKI: M rir.lli K t'hatrniau Ivniwratlct'ountv t'ciurrtl com Attsat: UK. I'. KnSKNIIKKi. rVcnur County and Siata Conventlont. The dates of asseinlil inn "f tln-e- i-ral state anil eonnty eonventiom are us follows: Oregon state den nttic i-ontrahthm, at Portland, April 12. Umatilla county democrat Ic oonvans tion. at Pendleton, Saturday, April 7. Oregon state republican convention) at Portland. April 12. 1 matilla county repulilicun coii--n- iioil. Hi I eni 1 n't 1 it. , .ii.iri'h Oregon stale i-nples Kirty enliven tion, at Portland, April 11'. Tioatilhi county peonlee party con veution. ut Paadlaton, April 7. EXCURSION TO WALLA WALLA. The aecoml unniial reunion ni the Pioneers of tin- PaoUVt Oi BMtaen Ore il'iii ami Washinntiiii. be hehl .11 Wit 1 1 u Walla, Wash., on aturilav ee. ninn. Mur h IM. A rate ot fl.MO for the round trip has Wen securtsl. The train will leave bare ut ." o'clock sharn, Intnrday avenbtg, aad return Humiay aftermsm. Oolnir Down Hill. People suReriun from kidney to.-, u gradual but ataady vitality. They should loM m trviun goley 1 kiiim-v Cur.- ll- ase- os 1.: Uarai in It is guuranteeil. l or sale In l l.i Slate. Woodmen Attention. There will la- business of extreia. imporLance transacted at regular imi-t-inn Ttiesdav uinht of Pendleton Camp No. 41. W. O. W. All lliellllxTs re iplesteil ti. be present. w. J. sTi:i:i:vi:it, Consul ( oinmuiider. J. P. WAI.KK.lt I'l.-rk A no Tallmain & Co.'s You can always Rrfj the latest pa pers and jieriodicaLi. A Large Line of Stationery and Knvelopes All correct shades and sizes Drugs, Perfumes, Novelties. Ladles' and lieu docket Booke. Corner Main and Alta Streets Quality fjtou had worii without GoUDujF WASHING WOOLEN BLANKETS The theory bow 1. thai " -- - k. SMbcJ iBllctdoldr, ile.neJ to be bttliny. To S4VC ,our bl.iikel. ti. toll H a. ffltte i Kp, sU. in bill i tub ot iotL. k aa-kill cup al Gold Duit Wuhing Powder SJutii.w7kcl " ,or b" km "i "areuad d tab ibe toilad teal.: naae la war W WalCr UT II. r ...... t . 11. Hue un in a tvtiai,wbUebi.aUtou will have ae flea .... .aqiaae, k. taa a. a. aiaa ooa. ax. M. I m ii mi. si kaMaia BRKVITIKS. ' Siinirrel rilles (nrr.Mil ut St illnmn's. Try Dotton'i pappwmtnl ..Taenia. PlntolMM rreiunery luitter lit Do i tiintt V Onto DelTtOtt'l fur eurly rose MM potatoeo. Have you ohocolfthnT Onenina tried Dutton'i lee-orenni day ut La Mode millinery ItOfB tmlllV . imported and Ainerleen Bwlaa eheeee White House. s is. Ilmbarftr mi siMn Bneeee White Houee grocery. Pineal line of oannad vagi i tln eltf ut Demott's. tab A bin ibu1 of mackerel, herring, White Hooee. s lea itewned herns, fur odflah mill lunch, ul- law vi on band ut Daaaott a Belli burr pradleti ton if hi inir with froat,nnd Wcdncedar fair. Svi(t' iiri'tiiiitm h:inir uml lirenklc.-it bin-nil. Whiti Wanted A Honee grocery . iitpli ot canvassers. !-- inrr at Mrs. W. D. ttanetoru s. Wa have 1 1 trad a nan line 1" bank 1 m .nk- and memorandum. The nine 1 'rant. Spinach, green unions and all kinds of green vagetnWea from now on at I M1I tt 's. if yon want the bail rteeJm, roeete, aMott! rwma and ini k" at Behvwv & Granlleh. Ulnton'i extra choice blended lea, ami Renere Mocha and Java coffee White Boon. Now sterling novelties, I'V to 7W I'.astnianV Kloridu Waler, BC to l.V. Fradartak Nolf. Try 11 ran of our Cosmo peas, corn, bnana, or lomatoae. They are extra eboiee. White Mouse grocery. l-'ound A blMtl and White water spaniel dm.. Ownar eax And aama by call inn t this olBeo ami pay inn charges. Hui,,.,. Chanter No 10 meet- 11 T V"''1 , . ' '.'. tJi regular session tula evening, n roll attendance of the ineinlter- is r- ,,,.i,.,i r sale Cheap, .,.,.,, hand ale.tnn a gml pair luirtiank- waifon , t, v ,. , . , , scales. Enquln Neagle BWe. DMN smith shop. Charles Pressnal (ell from a roof of Hear Raat'i boaae, while painting It, in llaker City, and receeivd terlottf in- jur i.--. lie will recover, (iraiul npeninu of ipring mill 1 iktv on Saturdav, Monday, Tuusday, Maren I 17, IP and BO, at Mr-. Campbell ' mil linery parlors. Jndd buefc, Conrl street. Whan yoU aranl lomethlng t" heal a hum. or a sore, or a cut. arhj not try Hanner salve, which is guaranteed the most healing ointment in the world. Pur sale by I'la Slate. Joseph Slierar. who ha- a toll routl la-lweeu Nan-ene ami Hake Oven, vol untarily offer- tn give team- tree pus to The Dal lee, which will turn Bonelderahle trade in that direction. The iirm of Bonaer a Miller having dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. , llt.iise.- will continue the business ut tl hi stand where he will la- pleased 0 -oe all old cu-toiner- uml friemls. 1 Mrs .1. 11. Harchu-. of Portland, Ore, has npem-d a elus- in laudsciia I painting at Mr-, w. D. Hanafdvd a. Paintinas n exhibition at p.roek A McComas' ami Cla ite s iirun alora. Bagaae .1. Hall, the is-t and pub lisher, say- that one doee of Pofay'i Honey uml Tar reetored hi- voice when boaraaaoai threatened to prevent his lecture at Central Mn-ii Hall. Chicago. For sale hy I'la Slate. stin-k Irnroector Paaraon of Onurl county guys that every slieepmuii will In- required to gal a permit before lie (Will be allowed to move hi- sheep. Tin- la. he says, requires this, but it has never I n euiorced in the pa-t. .I0I111 1.. Vinson, county chairman of the prohibition parly, requests the Beat Oregon ian to aay 1 "Tin- eentral committee oi the prohibition party hereby issue- rail tn the memlwrs of tin- party tor a eonnty convention to be bold at Athena, March M, IWO, for I the pnrpoee nominating a oonaty ticket. " Mr- Oalvin BlmaMraaaBi blilaebnrjg, iPu.. says: "As a smIv cure for might I in.il-. cmuii ami son- thmal 1 One Minute Cougb Cure is uiitipial.il. It i- aiaaaaal for ehlldren an take. 1 heartily r. ioiom -lni it to motlier-." ! It is the only harmless remedy that j iimduces immediate result-. It cures 1 bronehitla, pneumonia, unpis- uml .throat ami lunn di-ases. It will 8E vent consumption. Tall man v I leadinn tirungists SHEHiKf LUOKC IN PENDLETON. Sayt Claekamat County Crop ProspecU Are Exaelleni. J. J. CkrakOi sheriff of Claekamai eonnty, arrived here Hon Oregon City junthis uioruiiin's train. Tin- g.-ntle mail i- a brother-in-law of Mr. Alfred Beetle and will remain here -everul llaye. Mr. Ctsike says that the present 'line weather now prevailing is pretty mo.'), the sunn- in the part of the Mate in-came from There has probe bly been a heavier rainfall there, hut ntherwise the winter ha- been the most pleasant that bai been experienced for several year- pa-t. Crop prn-p. cither.- are excellent, he says, ami u lagge yield of all klnda ai grain is ea paeteOL Air. t iM.ke will return in tune It auneaefl the collect ion of county tuxes, which commences in that onaty on the 15th iaat, His visit bus in i eoaaeotlon w ith afBeial matters. NO OPPOSITION TO DIRECTORS. Mrt. Bifhow Secure the Clerkship by a Large Majority. Contrary to the usual order of such things, the schtsil election hehl in Pen ill. ton Monday fur the election of two ebaol directors ami u ch-rk, ntrned out tn Is- 11 pretty lively affair, us far as the selection of a clerk was con earned. Vorv little interest WUs bjmI feat in the election until towards late 18 in tin- afternoon, At rB0 there bad only been some AO votes cast, but when the polls dosed ut li o'clock thnt num ber imil been incrcnseil to MB. There were onlv two i-atiilithitcs for school director, those ls-inn 0. Jamea a. Pee, They had tion whatever and Mr. Smith ami nn opponl S111 1 1 li was term. .Imlne years. Tile of a school elected for the three year Pec being Bhutan for two lljlit was in the selection olerk. Than rnlane. in tin were two aspirants tor tin- person of Mrs. ll. It 1 . : . -.. .. i- 1 Itishnp ami .1. . Kees. Airs, nisinip was elected by 111s votes to 77 n Iveo by Mr. Kees.' The ladleeolthe tow n were out in support of Mrs. Bhthop and thev had sevi'ral hacks out in her in terest The ludgM of the election were T. B. .lames, rhotnas linker ami .1. S. Mcl.end. while .1. M. BTOWB and LOl Liver more acted as clerks. Dill. UP SEVERAL SKELETONS. An Indian Burylnir Ground Unearthed at Walln Walla. While a force of men were excavat inn for the new residence of OaOlge W. Wbitehonae mi tin- loti ut tin- tnnrreee- tion oi east Birch ami l irst streets, in the In-art of Walla Walla, a cemetery was dlecovered containing the ramalna of several human belngO. The land has been oeonplvd as reatdenoe property for many xears ami a house built in the earlv mis now stands on the MtB. The workmen dun down several feet ami found human bones, apparently eeveral skeletons. Buried with Ihe borllej irere arrow headi and other weapons of early times. One old (Mb lotted cap and hall pistol was found in n,M"l condition. llderlng the time it hail been lost in the earth. It is anppoeod that in early dayi the IndhUM used the place as a burial spot for their dead uml when forced tn vacate by civilization tailed to mark the eitv of their deiul. Then the city came ami 110 one Ihonghl that it was occupying ground which has been need lor any such purposes. The bonei were gathered up ami taken charge of by the authorities. CBIOABO MARKET. Reported by I. L. Ray ft. Co.. Chicago Bonrd or Trade and New York Stook ExchauKC Broken. March IB. The Liverpool market wa- up '4 penny inoay, ovju. 1 mciigi opened I- to l4 higher, at against B8W tn 80 :! yeeterday'i old down in it' l-s, nn tn i1'1'-.- nil'., loee. and back tn 66 7-s. at the cloae. The Trade Bulletin issues the follow Ing -tan-tit- nn wheat to the Dnltad States. Average vield for 10 ver.rs. 815,613,060, this' year 547,000,000 ; average rnpply oi farmers tn March 1 for In .ar- rjO.UUO. ntsl, this year. 186,000,000; average price. March I, 10 years. ' :. this yeur, 04. Mm-ks. ttroogj Honor, 1 per tent. Cl.i-e today, OBia to B6 Bdl. iH-n today, 6BH. Ilange. Id 7-S to Cloae today, BB l-s. San wheal I'rancisi i o.'i March 8 Cash "THE NOMINEE" IS FIRST CLASS. That Is What the Walla Walla Union or Tin. Morning Declare!. The Walla Walla DntOO of this morning avs of "The Nominee." which aps-ars at Kruzer - os-ra house alii evening "The Nominee" mi produced at tin opera house Monday evening and wit in -- il hy a large audience. The piny i well staged ami in every respect a high class prisluction. Tin- nimpuny is cmiipn-ed of excellent s-rforiliers. A better play, more satisfactorily pro duced, has never visited OUT city. Walter Walker, in the character ill .lack Hedford, a man ni tin- arorld. showed hiinstf to Is- an actor of talent, thoroughlv conversant with his dith. ult rob- "Mi-- Mildred t Pierre, a- Hose Vuli hurelay. -u-tained her reputation us un artist in every respect. The lady is indeed a talented actre-- who-e stage apis'arantf i- bith gra.eful and pleasing. Miss lr Leimcfl a- Hable Hedford, won the admlratioa of tin- andiaaea by her talented performanct- of a most dltliculi rule. The cointainy is faultless uml i ere- tin- well iiiente.i -uccess it is Mating w ith. Queer Aotlom ot an Unknown. Some unknown man. but um- wlm up parently live- near Pendleton, nave the ofloen ti sheas, thla aMirnlng. it nama he BUM bata to buy some farm iiiu chinery us In- hail several plows, harrow-, etc., in his wagon, lie hud two span of horses hitched tn the wagon and also a hack trailed on behind. He had U-en drinking heavilv as was ob served by those wlm saw him monnl tin- wagon seat ami prepare to leave tnttti. As soon as in- gathered on the relm he gave a yell and started up Man. street on a run. The horses collided with team eaaaing in the op poaita dirii-tiou, hut he managed to get them onl of the irrnpe uml pm 1. 1 did nn doem Conrl strs-t with the Boreal on a run. Murshal lleathmun gave onaae, out was clearly out matched. Tin- lust seen of the stranger he wa- on his way towards tin- reser vation as fust a- tin- four horse- could get ovai tin- gnandi Coyotes In Morrow. Sieeiwners of Morrow county have found that it pays tn protect their (lucks from tin- pre. la it nil- coyote says the Portland Orenouiun. With the price of wnol ut the top notch, a heavy demand lor mutton und a yearning for tpriag lamb that will become u vtsif ennis cry as soon us I-ut is over, it I" i line u matter of individual interest In paretic, capture und sculp thevuruci- ttn- liiti. beaat. Tin- lengths to whieb self-interest thus strongly bucked bus gone in this direction is attested hy the fact that in the lieighborh I of a lug Ineep ranch some forty miles from ll.-ppiier -Jim coyotes have Is-en killed during the winter, and, it is added, "the I beep can now stray around there of evening- without f hapuroiicta. " Back Irom Arizona. Mr and Mr- W. T. Rigby returned home Monday iron, Pboenls, Arleona. Early last fall Mrs. Pighv luft here for Arizona for the Is-m-tit ot H.r health, tiinl .Mr. Itigbv went later to ! with her. .Mr. Kighy stales thun- is little impriiveliieut III his wife's .... .i, I 1 11 -e a -il . . in.- iiihih oi .trioua mil la-llig us I beneAeial to hr us they hud hoped ami cxiieitcii. sir. Kigliv returns home to lind his 1400 acres of seeded wheat in most excellent shape and with nreut pfoepeete of u bountiful harvest. Bankruptcy Pi-oeeedlnat. Bankruptay proceedings have been eommeueeu in the Uitltad Stutes dis Jtrict court in Portland, in behalf of M. I J. Mi: ... of Woodbtuu, uml Dudley C. Suling, of Bel lev lea P reel net, Yam hill eonnty. Hataon'i liabilities un I plat ed at IL', -147. 117, and his uasets available for creditors, 17000. His I buaineaj was conducting two country storen. Suling estimates his liabilities I at a2-'7.l, while hi- assets ure vet ut 4H4, of which latter amount 4BB is i-iaiiiieu uy i. i , umler the exoiup lion Iuh . PERSONAL MENTION. T. .1. Kirk, u prominent oitlaan of Athena, was in Pendleton this iiiorn- ing. 0. Barrett, the veil known mar chant of Athena, was iii Pendleton todaj ,1. 1-',. Smith, one of the large sheep owners of Umatilla OOUnty, was in town from Pilot Hock today. Pried Hum met, repreeentlng the Wes tern Trail, a new monthly iiiagaxine recently launched at Seattle, is in Pen dleton In the interest of that perioil- katl, La Grande Chronicle i Robert Hums, one of the very popular young men wlm is in the employ of the O. It. A N. ns brakeman on the pawenger train, has left that run ami has been niven u run on the freight OUl from this station. Mr. Hums has UOVed his family here from Pendleton, uml will make l,u Grande their future home. DEAD SEA IN LAKE COUNTY. It Contains a Wagon but no Animal Lire. A Wagon has been discovered ill Aboil Lake, a large body of water, situated aboul -to miles north from Lakevlew. in Lake eonnty. The wagon is in the lake near the eastern shore, in aboUl 20 feet of water, ami just un der the rimrocka. it is raflpoaod to have been there '.tl years or more, but how it n"1 there nobody knows. It is dlfAcnll to reach that locality, as the trail to the desert lies on the opposite of the lake. This lake is a remarkable one. It is another Mead Sea. ll is about Lt miles long, fmm one tn In miles wide, ami from one tn 78 feet deep. It is fed by n number oi springs ami small streams ami creeks, ami the Chcwum-an river, but it has no outlet. Its rise and fall i- Marcel V iiereeptiblc, ami its waters are ao boaviiy Impregnated with alkali that mi animal can drink or live in it. At the month of small streams that BOO into it. hundreds of dead tish are (OUttd that have drifted into its waters and died. At the mouth of Chowaii eaO river tons of fish an la- found, ami the shores are composed of tish hones. Muck- ami geese only approach its waters at the mouth of fresh-water streams, and im living animal is ever found on or in the body of the lake proMr. THE IDAHO RIOTS. LenW Endeavoring to Prove Martial Law Unnecessary. Washington, March IX- At the CiM-tir d'Alelie inest igat ion l.entz called attention to telegnuna given nut by the war department in which capitalists asked lor protect ion in the mining country, lie said the country onghl tn have the afBdavlta preeented by senators Carter and Heltfefdl to the president in which it was stated thai martial law was mill ssary. The eommltl leclded mt tn call on the president for the atliduvits. tin cro--- examination, Blmpklni held to the reeltnl given on direct examination, Sheriff .1. M. I.ocey arrested Sherry Job neon, entail in Halheur eonnty for horse stealing, in Washington county. Wait for the wagon or rather wait for the "While" bicycle. We have n shipment of "White" wheels iii transit, ami while UMty are naming era want tn tel. you a lew things annul them hast year in the six tiny international bicycle race at San KranrUeo. from Feb. 13 to Feb 10, the ' White" bieyeje won four of the eight prizes offered At Sun .lose, Sept.!!, stw ('. M. Smith beat Bddle llald'e loug-staudlhg record of 2:01 g6 time I SB Hat. We abo learn that the ggO "White" ha- rec ntly broken two world's records a- U-s Aug.-,.-,. one the stamling start, mile record in competition, uiipaceil, In I :M Hat; uUo IA miles paced competi tion race d in 20:3? 8-5. Klde a "White" and keep in front. Asthma's Clutch The Miflcrer Irom A-ihn,., 1 ,.,.t ,tly wlieezinK, gaaping. Baofciaa ami eleariaj the throat. When a storm appNnebea, rrUen there U u cloinl of dual, when a room i Ik iiil' swept, or when there is u hail OOjOT, hreuthiui; he-l-oinrs most llltlit nil Olnn il seems as iiiou;;h Kaneoai wai nut alng the naTerei by the throat with a terrl hh'Kriup. The choking sen nation is al most uulsrar ahle. The l nn 1 1 1 1 . some times lasts only u few minuu - ami analn hangs on for many Uays Sheeeleonlj ana sale thing to do, and that is take Acker's lmglish Kenedy for Throat ami LAingTron bles. Just what this medicine accomihshn is shown hy the following Idler Irom Mr. N. 11. Andrew - a prominent resident of bnriug-lii-ld, Uhio, who writes: " W. It. lluokrr d- O,., Stw York : Qentlenien Itaflbrdsmeagreatpleaeara Ui as-nre you that I have received hoth liu luc.hate and permanent relief from throat, bronchial and tulliiuutic troiiblue by using Acker s Kuglish Keiuedy. taken strictly ac- eording to directions It U u blessing to humanity " Suld t an.. Ma soil $ I a bottle. Uuousliuul Uu Vatui Suiea and C auavls ; ami 111 SaigiatHl, St la. ie Si., (a e.1. If ni .ni' uot aaluUs.! after buying r.-iuru Um las Un to ywur Uiuggttt auiaget your tuoney back H t uuttturtzc the utxVt 'ruaraiiitt W. ll. Hut, hi. t. j, CO.. fruprulure. tew York. Vut sale I,, lirock a Mi l tunas, Ivmii. 1, u Candles Nothiuc lo iltl o much . IO -uruof IU i!rwiti foohi in i l., 1 1 , il. , . , , ...ir u'lisbi lr..m I-DIIWH , , , , srloll,. .uuuaik. ol II,... luu. I...... leaordluovr Til.. I.. .I u..urali.. ..li... t ,, i ... .... taee.ir an .... .1 ... ... . 1 wo.t i- ,i. I.,., i... , aod II, ,., ,u, i,i. i . SI AMltltl, oil -,. The East Oregonian is Eastern Ore gon's representative paper. It leads, and the people appreciate it and show it by then liberal patronage. It is the advej tiauig medium of this section. Oil Tea Hons. 4 LdDtts FdDir o o Lots 5. 6, 8P 9, 10 and 11 In Block 81, Re serve Addition to Pen dleton, opposite Wash ington & Columbia River Railroad depot, will be sold at reasonable prices Dram each. The lots are ex cellently located and are only five blocks from Main street. Apply to ,o JsidkscDini East Oregonian Building, The Farmers Custom Hill, FKHD WAI.THRS. Proprietor. Capacity, 150 barrels a day. Plotu amhanged tot wheat, glonr, Mill Feed, Chopped Feed, etc., always on hand. W. H. Jones, Healer In Agricultural Implements, Barb Wire. Cottonwood street rear of Fraer's ( ( era House. W. L. ZEICER ALL KINDS OI Machine Repairing And Blacksmith. ng. i "i .our Did Stand, Pendleton, Ore Pendleton Sayings Bank OMAatlMO UAKCI! 1, IKS CAPITA 1. ... .,n. i, on Viaaaneta Saaneai iiunkiuir kaalanaaa Interest alios si ou UM ianeaHk Kteliaiias IsiukIiI ami aiilil nn all art as pal points, rtissolal atlenllon given in eeUeOMeM w.j. rramn, PieaMeai J N.TBAL, Vlo Preairlsiii t j. MOHP.tH Oaeater. The First National Bank Ul PINDIJ rONi c"p"1 $70,000 Transacts a general hanking business. Bxchanaa ami leleerapbll transfers sold n Sau Francisco, New York, ('tdtagi Mid nrim ipal points In the Northwest llt rrst ilinwu on 1 1 1 1 1 ui , Japnu Bint Kiiropo. Miil.cmuulltMitloiiHou 1.10.M1.1I1I1 tonus. LaBVl ANKKNV, 1 ,. 1,1 M IIAIIIHI, l -e 1'ieslilent C. b. WAIU,, I asiiler. B. 0. UI'KKNHKY Assi UMklei SEALS! Notary and Corporatior $3.50 to $5 Delivered Order ol u and save money. Orders for Rubber Htauipa alto solicited. LAST ORElrONlAN PIJU.CO. FHiattleana irir..n. Daily Kaat Otcgonian, delivered by carrier, only 15 cents a week. lea & Perrins Sauce BEWARE OF IMITATIONS " ls adupted for every variety of dish to Stnnka, to all of which if givea a famous reliah." , JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS. Agents. N. Y. Willamette Iron and Steel Works JAMES L.OTAN, Manager, PORTLAND, OREOON. Mining and Sawmill Maohlnery and Logging ciiymos. IkONHOUNDUKS, MACHINISTS. BOILBKMAKHKS AND SI LAMBDA I BUILDBR3. ojtnmerauu 'tf5 UorV .JytttJ'rtt.i.liiin olo. irruauouilui .oll.iiil ' "ivmuia, i iiiuiya, ttuaniuie. las-" HE SURVEYOR'S CHAIN MADE 11 IHE SHORTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTE It la the Must Mo-rtern in Rqolpnisnt It Is the Hesvt Rallad Line. It has a K'N-k Italiast Knadbftd. It Croaees No Hand Deeerta. It Is the only line running Luxurlnui Club Room Cart. It naa t.h rough oar service In connection with 0, IUN. Co hstwexn Portland and Mt. Maul. It Is th (Inly Line Herring Mali nn th' a la i 'arte Tlan. THKOllGH THE GRANDEST SCENERTf in America by Dayll?hi. Attnu tlve Toura ilunog Season of Nav s,-imi on Oroat Lakes via Duluth h I connictlon with Majrnlnr nnt Paeeonite S. '.earners Nortb west and Northland. ror rnaiw ilea its and Mi turnrmatloD eel ox ni .iirav local aenl U. It at N. t o., or i r niTNi.t,, car. a., -n Paul wins Silisii Pacific RAILWAY. EAST via SOUTH. Lea Depot fifth and I Street,. Arrive. T.lii p.m. Ovcrlanl Kxpn-as IWNltta si. Meat, iiiissinirK Ash i. mil, Haenuaento k nee, aan naaetan o, Me lave. ls An i. Kl lai ,' i tihani aim the K.n. s.aoa. ni. Itisu lnirn I'Assrniirr. via 'T.I', p. rr V II.. Hi tin Matllllt Allllel, HIIm-iUi.i, VeVI Sate, BrxrveesTflJs. Na-. mm ami Hertiislt.-itl. . t;..ia. in. I'nrvaUls Pavseiigsr t...M)p, a. M M p, Bl. liHlstssiiitsnrs paaasnatlt't.ta a. ni. Dally. tIMly em-ept Sunday. THUHI'OH TII'KKTS HetHUs llekrts on sale tietweiMi I'nrtlai it. Mae NaaaNe jHM mb neaawai Net mt-s ni? nri cla,-. itiiil $ 1 1 eii-onil t-la.e. In.' iitlluu alis-si Itatisi ami llckels tn Ka iern 1 olnts ami K11 rose. A is" Japan, I 'hlna, II is isll, The I'hllip nines ami Amlralla. fan lie .ilitHlu.sl mini .1. ll hlrkU' tl. llcksl Aueiit, TiM IM.,aer. Aliler, i-iiriiiiu.i. ur, OreonShortLineRailroad Till DIUUT IUU KK TO .Montana, I t all, CulormJo a nil all 1 astern points Hive, akelee ot tan ihiuii' ianiea viniiu- UNION l-.M IKir Ks-i Mall I. in., ni lie Kill UaANllI hi . ule I. No Chanye of Cars nn tin- frWlland-ehl'Mtge Hihh-IsI, "the iln.tsi In the West I 'I., i pell Willi l I .oil Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary I ourlst Sleepers Superb Library -huflet Cars SplendiJ 1)1 'ers meals a la cartr F. t-t- Mecllolng CNalr Car Comfortable Coaches and Smokers l.otire Train Completely Vestlbuled fm hniltet InleenMMea sppiy tu i li TKHIt Y. VY. K. CUM A N . Trsv. I'saa. Agl. UeaH AKelU. 1X4 Third St., Portland, Oregon. 1 THE FASTEST AND MOST DIRECT LINE TO TUB EAST and SOUTHEAST - IB TIIE- The Direct Line to Denver, Omaha, Kanaas City and St. Louia. Only j1... Days to Chlcaito. Only 4' . Days to New York and oth er Principal I .astern Cltiea. Through Pull BUB I'alace Sleeperi. Touilel Bleepera, Dinllag C'aas (meals a In cartel, and Free lieolinlng i Unit Cars Operated Daily on l-'asl .Mail Traius. j. ii. LOTHBUP, Qanaaa) Aaaat, Pon- lanu, im. -unii F, r. WaMBLCY, Agent, remlleiou, Oregon The Original Worcestershire from Turtle to Beef from Sahnm WafU TDXTDnu. - t i a FOR 1900 INCLUDES J. M. BARRIE'S "To2 my and Grizel"(Heriil) TH EODORE Rx n ) VELT'S "Oliver Croea, wi'll" (rtcrial) in-XRY NORMAN'S fhs imimmii oi i nnny. Articles by WAITKR A WYCKOFF. puthor 0. i easts mm i . 1 i lie v orders. SHORT STORIES In Thomas Ncison I'ae Henry James Henry van Dyka Bnml Set. ni Thompson Edith Wliurton Octave Thanet Wiliiatu Allen White spkcFaTarticlhs 2 The I'nris ICxi.osition. PRBDBRICK IRLAND'8 utielea on Sio.t and i-;Xpi0. ration. H A R V A R I) FIFTY YEARS AGO," hy Senator' I HUH . Auiiihle Art Features, The Cromwell ffltUMationa, by cekhraUd American unil tor-' cinn artists. PUVIS DF. L'HAVAN M.S. Iiv John I.a Fnrge (il histrmiotis in color. Special illu-trative schemes (in rolor and in lilacV and white In- Walter Appletoa Clark, B C Pefeoto, Henry McCarter, Dvi-iRlit 1). 1-lmen dorf ro4 others. r V Illustrated Pnuneo.i. .... - .ri." aval free to any addreas. Ch it wcribni;r's Sons PuHilaher.t, New Vork. Weatati. L.U11011 Auiei ttssu AKri.'.ultarSI. Ilyapewlal arrancemenl vritli HnjaUaS ars. we ut.- lnaillTTI to effer Tag umnci' Jl III) fanwaai tlin leading Krlr.lun wt-ffltly of the vVssSai a ami .11 Insure Vitlley Hlalea. Ui t'lnh v.,11, Um J. par, at an exneeiUiiKly low ngurv. w llUANOK Jl Hit I- AllMKIl Is remarkable Iscu varinly ami tntereet ut Its i'.inipiii.aiHliii itoUbiaNll tlto besatand luoal ura. tleal fmjt ot Its klntl. ITP CiDU CCaTIIDCC sudi ss Dm no iwnm rcwiuntdi , Mt...L lkaln ntorTTouTtaTrssTTouTtTi , Market Utv riming, ami oilier topiee, written l, Psl ral unil s'li i-ea.riil farm. rn. - i , I. meatx Willi llluatratlona oy able artiau, mnm to make It nivalnai'le In Uiism whntfani far a hvltiK " The latest Markets art l iimmerelal Aurleulturn am leatuivsk wtiloli the O. J. PAimsula unoii-elled. tur ruin v rr utiiucc . hiiohm inc rwmtL t rcMiunr-o, .1.. Lai STTBiX t ool,, I'tiaale' l ontesits, Lllirary Csraer, rn... VT.. .... . . . i , L. I ua ajaaaa ml . ninn rolka- -re eeini iim je , Ihla i.-.iii ' in- "i "f as much value asd ! uat as iiiual of the Hpeciul Ksunly rstssi. A Cyclopedia of Progress and End All sendliic their siilTserlntlnna nndertet ehibliini! utinr, aie prseeateil, eosteekWW tin- AMKitu AN A iiKlt'Ul.Tr u I - i M:AKBotl ami A i.man. ti l..r USUI. This gresi Isickui Oyelopedia ..I I'muresa m il r.veins t Vtiirlil, a i.uulr Uiule to Alaikcii, .Maikeiliuj, fnces rnrr year buqk lilLL AND AtMAHAG 1 1 Is a treasury of Rtatisties, review! to Farm or lloiue, ami t'flk-e or I ... euoBWorkeu Kvery Hilbjsot lVrlaumur U f" culture, Induntry, t'limmeraesand Wsr'"!! Ik- Attain., h. enemies, aud PdIIUcs 11 Fslucatloi:, Hahgl and Bneletr. I' '' Alnmiuwi of Calendars, the weather, At" nunucal Data, Hints for Kacli Uuutn, Usissa SAMPLE COPY fSPSd lleaatiiK Till'. OKA Mil Jl AUa Mariuott Kulldliig, Chicago. Ill Our SPECIAL Offer Woekly Ettst 0regoniao,$1.60 ) OranaeJudd Parmer, wk, 1.00 -$3.o Year Book ami Almanac, .50 j 1 Our Price for All, Address. HAST OKBUONIAN PUB. CO- I'e ii die to ii. orer- i inaaoaim a niaaiias VITf i ii ktr. ituH B rk i AMU MANHUs i i Dpetoney,NtchtBndMM .i tun- 1. 1 eaeea, ail effecoi of qS I'lSfc, aSK uIjii: e, or exceae aim 1 i re tion. AiiervetnW ilootl bulltler. Drioii ink nlow to pale che,il',S ton s the lire oi jy i mailBOc pt rliox;"1 . lor ltiti.r0; with u written f"r" tea to euro or rofUutl tlie uwuf' NCRVITA MEDICAL CO j For sale Ii llns k Md nuiaa, ivinlk I aa vt AH8' Expemsi. n.ainMl "rrraa tJoe"vriii ' - a in. nn, aendins a akateh and deacrlpu rjg ijulcklv aaeartaln oar uplul.iii fiao " . ".asvl nivalin, ui I. en.bably tHite.iiiuii!e ' "' "i.iinl Oeii.alii.'Oy . .nUileiil lal. llaiitllKiOS I aeni fioo Oldest satsuur i ur aseurn ,y3n i-...,... ..a.u. IT......... u....i. Jk (i iv 1 ntlal iu.1 ut without warns, In the Scientific Jrlmcricait A tieiide.nii.tly Ulaelrated weeklv culatliiii t any .. i. inlll. iuurual . .' fi.ur luuiitlaa if BoaHuslli AND i BSI laaW sit .'---w3 aeku " . NN&Co JartsuWi 1 it,: