East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, April 06, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThe Latest Novelty in Silk Waists Arrived by express and now on sale. See them in Window at Dry Goods Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co Odd Fellows' Temple. pjjIDAY, tPRIL 6, 1980. XHE WESTON M: I Gil BO nil 00 D. Dm mm ii. immi Item: lull I ruin intend h Si'iiiilnr Mtttrdn mine, and Personal Mention. Fannlna In Maroh. Ori'lflllllllll IH ItUlohtcll l Leader fur tin- following bllljM luiu returned to Wen Wll .limit awn, Utah., mm) rentaln, Proebatel left fur Portland hi a buiineei vlih . Hi' win return Mine time nrxt week. Mr- V. II. Sutherland, ol Pendleton, la iii tin. eltv nil mi extended vndt tn I, ,,, ifster, Mr 0. W. Lieliiillcn. Miiw lielln Hi-draw linn (tone to IVn ill, 'ton, where -lie will lit- employed tin MletWOmalt in tin' WOBMl lfp:i rt ii M-u t Htori'. .1. N. York iiml family fUjV-ut to ar rive at their home Deer freetea from North Carolina abonl April 25. Mr. York in recovering from a critical Hick- II, . Mr iiml Mrs .1. II. Mcl'tirlaud hate ittt-rtod for their nra boa n u fruit (an ar r.ti.cnc. They will make tin' trii liy Ihi-'UV iih far as The Dalle, ami will then take the boat to Part lud. Dr, N G, llhilnek wan niiiti called leal Wallu Walla. Tiiemlay, to riiiiMult with Dr. Kleeniir, ho in attending Mr. Alpha Wood. Tlir patieai in Im Mvlaa bni lowly, althoiajh bopai an' aittrtaiiii'il nf her ultimate recovery. Bother cnae nf scarlet fever Iiuh apix'uriMl in Weston, Verniu, the little HBfhter of JiiIim VanSlyke, hoinitaick wild the disease. A ease Ihih iiIhh do- vi'ioKii in tin family of OaorgaOarnl ehael, fmir Btllei mirth of town. Ilia yuiiiii! ion, Uoonje, i c tin- patient, l. a, Ram bo oame il . from in Maatain ranch near Tamaraoa THaa lay In rc.isler in .Initio- Wood's olliee. Mr. Itunilin huvh Unit mountalooefi triable in do a little termini in March thin vear fur the lirst time ni nee liii" locality I'M Battled, The snow dis- Matted early, IIOU Oollari Reward, 1100. Tin' muU-r ol Oil- impel will In' nloaacil In Irani thai . i- hi I..,i.i m. 1 1 r.-it I f I ,1 "HI .ili'lni lin- I. .11 alili. I., i in., in ,,l n. JJeMaM in .. i , uarrk Hail' catarrh Cere I- III. ..Illv n.i-itll,. i in, luiu Liiiiui, I,- tin. im'.tirai tntarnllj Catarrh baiaa a MBatitn meal 41 miii require. ..mi! treat mull. Hall -1 ut a rrli in. i. tki.n i.r.,.. 1 1 . ' mill ilnv.lli ,ii, t hi,,,,,! un.l nil. .-.mi kilt lair ol i,i. .v.l. in Hi I.i """'' ! 'li-' Hint kIvIiik I he imi '"'HI ) liullilhiK up the eonalllolloli IM av-i-Uiti; nature iii.IoIhk i Work The priiprii'iiira have mi much (tilth In H-curative jeeen thai the) .'(.! im, 1 1 , n. i .-, i ii,,n,.,. lot jai . a., n,a. ii intu i ouni. Head lor llat ol li'Mlmnulal- A.l.lr. K.J I'HKNKV A CO., Toledo, Ohio. MM hi llrilKKi-l.. 7 a an Kaiullv 1Ul are the heal. CENSUS ENUMERATION DISTRICTS. 'luatilhi town, and Including I preclnoti, No. 111. Hogoe, Mchiav ami Yiiaknm precincts. No. 118 North ami Booth Athena (Inolndine Athene town,) ami Valley precinote, No. 114-North ami South Milton preolnoti (Incloding Milton town. No. Ill Pcnd Ichm town (part of,) all that part of the city eaxt of Willow street and Smith of Oonrl an far n Vincent, and from that point all cant of Vinoent. No. llll Pendleton town ( part of , ) all that part of the citv west Ol Willow Htreet ami south of Court street, and nil north of (!onrt Htreet anil wcNt of lucent Htreet . one enumerator will he appointed tor eacii n iHtrict . GEO. I . TBLFER, Bnparvkof f Oenatu CASTORIA. IWtira th- airtinturc of CllA. H Pi. J ii u.r for more tliau thirty yr.ra, end Ttu Kind Yum Uuv, Alwa?i JioitgU. tin BASEBALL WITH INDIANS. Game to Be Played on Sunday at 2 p. m. Bandar afternoon at 2 o'clock tia-i'lm 1 1 game ayainM the ndlsiM will he called on the groondl went of town. lin' I emiieion leani will lie aliont an indicated in the Ejael Oregon iafl of Monday, ami the imlimiH will Matter over the ncli! in t Ii ih inaiitier : Pitcher, Win. MoKav; catcher, (ieo. Ileepo; (IrHt baae. Inane I'arr. Hecond IntHe, Joe Purr, rapt ; nhorl Htop, AniiHt Alexamler; lliinl liane, ieo. BUM center tiehl, Andrew Lewin; riht liehl, .lolm liiinrev: left (I. Id, llarrv Bedford. It will lie tlie llrnl yame of the hcb- hoii. I tie atteiiilanee will prohalily he good. The Pendleton men hare i n at work for BDBM lime and are BettiM rapidly Into form, Umatilla County Divided Into Twelve by Suuorvisor Geo. F. Toller. Nparvunr ti bmbbJ dietriet ilii iBaMy mil I ami "Hiiila't,, H Mlaattloo as t "Hllltv will I,. aniriiu, "iwrvinor Teller haa - P'"imti,M1 Mili-aiviMion- .,i ti,.. aeaaa au.ij .i. tir.t I...' ' ' coiiHeeuuveiy i y i"r 1 1 urge 1'. Telfer, of the ol I Iregon, han divided twelve ceiiHiiH dletrletB KhhI I rcKuiian olheiul w hat iireeinctH of the in eucli uf the twelve What Ii ShllohV A erand nhl rcmedv for CoiiLdi, Coldn ami CoiiHiimpt ion ; Deed throtih the world for half a century, han cured innuincralilc cuhch of incipient con Hiunption and relieved many in ud vn I iced -i.,.. If yon are mil Hatinlifd with the rcmiltH we will refund your money. Price No, H and $1. Tall man A Co., I. culling UruuiriHtH. the en the "i ruin,,,,.. . . . "" . ,,, ,,,, ,,,r t,. twelltli. a iliMtru iH will b. aa fi- II,,' f "i No 1U5- AlllLlliu tTSllV. rWlneta. . ,11. 1,111 llll,', i Pulton, Helix and VlniOO ami and lull, I i " preccta. "Kiiaui i-MiriiiKH. 1,'otton- and Koddooa pre- ...., i linct Xo. lus-i onnlaln rlud lei "" "Bail Went, in 11 Weeton tow n mi w... oik' part of WeetOO "if pari I'reeihot l,,. town). 'No- Ul-K,m .luuiHir, Umatilla, We have Alarm Clocks at 75c. Eight -Uav shif rt at oiiiv ' v""c,Vi, $2.60. L Hunziker otfee Talk Jeweler Bad Opli.Ua. Arrivals at the Hotel Pendleton. Henry North, Portland. B II UOman, Portland. Lewi I Bmlth. Portland. Prad liluck, Pomeioy, r Q McBimmim, Omaha. Penton Poater, San Pranclaoo. II ll Dinmore. San Praneieoo, M II Patton, Spokane. A J Hall, Spokane. L Gunning ham, Spokane. W T OofW) , Seattle. D I. Boeenleld, Seattle. II W It Smith, Suattle. w I Hlalop. Portland. S P I ..lev, l.a I i ramie . C M Bmith, Id Grande. Andy Lareon, Walla Wallu. T II HerU'rt, Chicago. .1. I. Carxon, Protiionotary, Waehing ton, Pa, . hiivh, "I have found Kodol Dyipepeil I lire U excellent remedy in MM "f Htiniiiich troiihle, and have derived reat iM'neiit from ii om" It digUltl what yOU Ml and MU hot tail t'. rare Tallman A c. BPKAT CRREK AFFAIRS. Stoek. FarmltiK and Polltlci Ensron Attention Up There. McKay Creek, April 4. -Stock, farm ing ami politics are the three mbjectl iiioiiiimii ize trie converHntinn of every one at prenent. The "dam .niui nenioer comew in lor ItH Mliarc oi remarks, hoth complimentary ami me reverse. I he sheepmen say it is ronh weather on young lamhs, ami if this rain con tinues loss will he Immenn Ihe farmer has a smile on his face tiiat extemil from ear to ear. and hi lai.-ei- 1 1 1 m irienus tnusiy : "This rain is just what we want. It is the very ...niK i-faim i to make our gram Kcow, ami so, we Iiml what is mn man's gain is another man's loss Horses ami cattle are being drought in rrpm their winter quarters by their " "ers, ami preparations are tinder way to lake them to the mountains fur tin summer. grass is several inches high on the hills hikI Mom ,,f , ki, i orner. I.. A. Spicer has I'.ispo-eil of his farn mi Little McKay to Howard Ihinn, nf i-iarKcv prairie, ami will move I.. Markcy with Ins stuck (or the sum mer. Pilot ItiK'k Assemhlv. No. 10, Cnitei Artisans, gave an eiitertainnienl at Pilot Hock on the Lllth nf March. Ahoiit o clock p. in., it hegan to rain, and I OX) l ot think since the flood of Noah nil"-, so iiiiieu waier nas laileii as oame oown net ween 4 ami 111 o'clock that night. Hut the social was a sue eess, neveniieiess. Aliout .00 persona iiss,. ,,,-,. , th(, vvell-wariiie.l ami lighteil room nil in the hesl spirits. Music was heing dlaeouraed 1 v Ui Bmett, violin; C. sturtevnn , organ. The audience was made ti t l.l t a .. icei 111 nome iiv a tew well chosen worils of welcome from J. W. I.uhrs, cnairman ol commitli n program The program was Carried out as fnl I OWI : Bong and churns, "A Blind Man's I'reain nf Home and HMVBH. ' Beoitation, "A Bachelor'i Fteceipf for Making a Loal of Bread." Ning, "All (.Inons Look Alike to Me." Recitation. "A Night of Horror." Song and dance. "I've .Inst received a Telegram from Baby, ' ' Beoitation, "A Schiml Day." Bong, "The Whistling' Farmers' liny." flrainn, "Out in the Streets,",, t,,,,. peranCC play in three acts. The characters were all well repre sented and it would not be justice to mention any one in particular. I was informed this play had DOM only three weeks in the possession of the performers with only two re hearsals. I have witnessed performances by professionals that was inferior to this one. The anmuiucement thai refreshments would lie served brought the audience hack to the reulitiei of life. Then lancing was indulged in until day light. FARM EH That Throbbing Headache. VTOVM QUickly cave vnu If vim used Dr King's New Life Pills. ThiiiiHAtidH oi sufferers have proved their Biatchleei merit for sick and uxrvous headaches Tin 11 ake pure blood and KtfMg nerves viid build up your health I U In lake I ry th-iii Ool Mo. Money back li in") cured. Sold by Till 'man A Co . druggist. Notice lo Teachers. Notice is hereby given that for the porHMc of making an examination of all persons who may offer themselves as Candida tea for teacher of the schools oi this eoonty, 1 will bold a public examination at the court tkOUM in Pen dleton, commencing at u ocluek u. w. , Wednesday, April II. J. P. NOWI.IN, County Hefaool Supt. Peodleton, April , 1900. MONUMENT TO COMMEMORATE. William Blakley and Othen Will Select Site to Mark Kelly's Battleground. William Blakley, of this city, has been appointed on the committee mi Merooriali by the Oregon Historical Society, the other memUTs being I., li. Cox and Win. Galloway, In a letter to Mr. Blakley, Mr. Oos detalli the ideas of the society with especial ref- crcncc to the tint 1 1,' loiight Iiv t ol. Kelly and the volunteers against I'll-pu-iinix-iniix and the Indian! in lK.r6. Mr. Cox in his letter to Mr. Klakley writes some things which will interest all persons wlm resided in this section luring the earl v davs : "Portland, April 4. To Win Hiak- ay, Pendleton, dr. The president of the (Iregon Historical Society has ap- inted I.. It. Cox, William liallowav and W. M. Illaklev a committee mi Memorials. It is intended to erect miiiiuments at varum- places ol luslori- ul interest in the slate ami one of these spnts is that of the battle which was fought by the pioneer regiment under the oommand of Col. Kelly against Pu-pii-miix-unix and his In dians in I860, Tins lighting took place, as I understand, jusl south of the slate line and is consequent I v w it bin the units of our In Id of operations. I hae been told that the tight was a general running contest which covered a great lull of territory; but, when I was last in Washington city, i I poke to Ool. Kelly on the sill jeet and he said to me that he thought the center of the struggle could la fixed by the house nl l.a Koyne, and he supposed that we would still be able to tim! the foundation of this house, although the building he thought ban disapHared. Ool. Kelly told me that Mr. James MoAnllB, Of Walla Walla, would la the laist person whom we could secure to aid in the locution of the spot for this monument, as he was an ofBoOT and engaged in the whole of the tight. I believe there are other persons IDOUl Walla Walla who also took purl in the battle". Mr. Blakley will go t,, Walla Walla in a (ea days and with Mr McAuliff look out a site for the temporary monument. Ii. Clark. Obaonoey, . lays De Witt's W itch HaBel Salve cured him of piles that bud atttictcd him for twenty years. It is ulso a ipeody cure for skin di.-ca.-es. Beware of dangerous DOUnter feitl. Tallman & Co. For Sal Cheap. A cottage on lot 14 block i.4 Keaurve addition to Pendleton. KICHAKD LAMllKECHT. Many a Lover Has turned with disgust from an otherwise lovable girl with BO ofieuiivi lirtath. Karl'a Clover Hoot Tea pumics the breath by its action on the IhiwcIs, etc., us nothing else will. Hold for years on ulwolute guarunti i Price 5c and SOe. Tallman & 0o. DOUBLE TRAIN SKEVICE ANNOUNCED from the Washington division MkMC Hon, w hich leaves SnikRiie at 3 ::t0 p. tn. The Heppner branch will lo run In connection with limited trains No. 1 and No. 2, giving day light service. Tin' limited service will conduct, through dining cars. The limited train will be a solid one. of modern, equipment in every respect. Agent Wanisley, nt this point, has not yet received any notification from the Portland general officee, eo that the time of tbe new train's arrival here is DOt known exactly. Editor' Awful Plight. P, M. lliggins. editnr Seneca, (Ills., Ni WB, was flBlctod for years w ith piles that no doctor or remedy helpi-d until he tried Itncklen's Arnica Salve. II. writes two boxes wholly cured him It I the Mreel pile cure on earth and the best salvo in tbe world. Cure guaranteed. Only 2ft cents. Sold by Tallman A Co., druggists. Experience is the best teacher. Use Acker's Kngliab remedy in any MM of coughs, colds or croup. Should it fail to give Immediate relief money refunded! 26 cents and 50 cents. Sold bv In,,, k & Mediums. Ill Uuu't be foolish aud pay cau price 1 1 1....1.... , - llll im i Uaae tried, ulways used c. -- ii m a iu pity a luiicy 'il l lui y.w kuj;, i-um-v wileu you run 1,,,, (i,, s. o..k.....o k..iv n..A--th - " wuaac 1 v 1 nun u a nu a . w . . v. v. u. -'- aud makes a better cup fame CHAS. lc?0HRVANN. Hn. a . . v 7 'Mietu for Pcudlctou. Court Street 0. R. U U. and Allied Line to inaugurate 11 on April 22. I (ienerul Superintendent J. f. t Brian, 01 wm o. . at uo. , has attended tbe meeting ut Suit Luke City at which the new train service to bit) given on the O. K. AN., Union Pacific and Short Pine was urruuged. Mr. O'Brien makes this MUKHinoemeBt re garding the double service to - nienee on April 22 : It providus for two trains sir day between Portluud und Chicago, ami be comes ettcct i u- April 22 Mr (I'llrien said that the No. 1 lust train w ill leave ' Portland ut :15 A.M. daily. It will be u limited truiu, stopping only ut Pendleton und other principal stations. It will reach Huntington at 12:2o closely connecting ut Pendleton with the Wttshiugton division train, leaving Spokane ut H u. m. The evening truin will leuve Port luud ut ii. It will handle all local business, us well us that of the Wash ington division connect lop, reaching Spokane 10 a. ui., the day following. The returning westbound train from Chicugo will urrive here at 4 p m., aud the truin bundling Incut business will arrive in Portluud ut 7 :J0 a. m. This will alio take car. of buuineaa TWO CONVENTIONS TOMORROW. Democrat and Populists to Assemble Simultaneously In Pendleton. At Id o'clock tomorrow, Saturday two political assemblages will hi called to order bv two county chair men, W. M. Pierce, of the democrats, and Dr. H. S. liarrield. of the ipn lists. The democratic convention will meet in the 000 rt house, and the populists in Hendricks hall, upstairs 00 the 0Ome( of Main and Webb streets. On Thursday, I few delegates MOM Into town, hut the bulk came toduv or will be here iiii the evening trains. Unite a numU'r name in bv team, and more will drive in early tomorrow. The air has la-en charged w ith con vention electricity so strongly that it is assured that the nominated candi dates tomorrow will receive a strong current on the ends of their lightning n ids. The details of the two ci.nvimtions have been made known bv the respec tive chairmen and secretaries. The day will he consumed, no doubt, in the lei iberat ions, ami the relationship of t he democratic and poim! ist parties (lur ing the campaign will be determined. It is now the general belief by all rep resentative memberv ol the two parties that a Bnlon will be affected which will coalesce the forces solidly and make a strong tight, for the victory in June. It in the Dtldervtand log that each convention will elect a state delega tion, and then that, that having I.e. i. lone, the question of coalition will be taken up. Hie desire for a complete union is general, and the only thing causing any liffercni-es is tbe exact manner in winch it shall be cfTcCtcil. That. BOWever, no doubt w ill Ik1 settled satisfactorily. The stale convention meets in Port land on April 12, TburHitay, on the snme day the republican and populist slate conventions convene in Port land. W. W. Mayhew, Merlon, Wis., says, I consider Olio Minute Cough Cure a most wonderful uuslicine, quick and safe." It is the only harmless remedy that gives immediate results. Il cures Highs, cnltls, croup, bronchitis. grippe, whooping cough, pneumonia ami all throat and lung diseases. Its early use prevents emisumpt ion. Children always like it. und mothers mlorse it. Tallman ,V Co. ENGAGED SUME NEW COOKS. Hotel Pendleton Employ an Expirt Who Served the Portland Hotel. VaiiDran I'rothers, who have taken the i trol of the Hotel Pendleton, have employed two new conks, who be gan their engagement on Ihiirsday. The head k came witli strong oh- loreemonl from Mr. 11. 0. powers, malinger ol Ihe Hotel Portland, where he has served for eight months, hav ing also boM employed ut the lm- icrial and Helvcdcre hotels in Pnrt 11 in 1 . The improvements contemplated at the Pendleton have begun in the kitchen, where a line new nuslern range will be installed and everything kimwiitn up-to-dute culinury urt will in priivided. ImpriiM iiieiits in relittiug und ren ovating the bouse will ulso be in augurated at an curly dutt . la-ginning irobably in the dining n The improvements will Is- thorough in very particular. I iy-.e.siu can lie cured bv using cker s dvs psia tablets, line llltl llllilel will give i hi ii., .i ,. ,le relict nr money refuiidisl. Sold in buiidsom. tin boxes at 2.V, by P.r.n k.V Mcl'miias. BARLOW'S MINSTRELS. A Good Performance, With Fine Musical Feature. barlow's ministrel company ui i . ..nil Jhurnluv night at the l n,i und very much pleused the audience, I he audience wus not so lurgc us tin xccllence of the performance deserved Ih, lirst part was really u high cluss musical program in winch the meri torious voices of the doell singers were shown to line udvuntuge. Ilarle W ilson, brother of Kit Wilson, tbe latter well known in Pendleton and now living on the Hank Vaughn ranch near Athena, sung u tine baritone solo, and another brother, Walt Wilson, did col., red man s purl in creditable manner. Then- were iiiaiiv features of ihe fin lerlallillie.il which added strength tn the program and held tbe audience tn the drop of the curt tin. Cleanse the HvOT, purify the blood invigorate the Insly by using Den ill s Little Early Blaeri. These famou little pills ulwuys act promptly. Tail man .v Co. PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD. In Session at Walla Walla With a Good Attendanee. Walla Walla, April . The Ctiion of this morning says: The seini-anmial synod of the presl.tor of Walla Walla cmiveneil in the I resliv terian church at 7 iflO Thursday evening. The svmsl was opened with prayer bv Key. Samuel A. Ceorge of Waitsburg. Tbe MCfl nient of the Lord's Supper was cole bra ted at the CloM Of service. Tin retiring moderator, Hev. B, N. Condi! presided . The following ministers and elders are in attendance: BeVB. William Smith, Astoria; Slur Perkins, Denver; D. O. Ghormerlv Moscow; William Whoadcr. North Porkl, Idaho; Silas II. Whitman Umatilla reeei vatiooL Jamei ilayi Kami. ill. James Haines, Lapwal Robert II. Parker, Palouse; Hubert Pareoni, Meadow Creek; Muses Montieth, Ramlahj Jame A. Hodgei Ramiahi William Rirkhope, Preacotl A. M, McLain, Kamiah, represent ing Iniltan missions; John . Iilgers, Vineland j wire P. Glbony, l'wistmi Mack Arthur, Lapwal. The follow ing elders were in atten dance: Pell w. Oorbitt. Jamei l arger, D. II. Irwin, J, NT, dair. Abtaliaii Hriviks. Sessions will be held today, both morning and evening. Tbe evening session will open with a sermon bv Key. H. H, Parker of Palouse. ENGINE DERAILED WHILE SWITCHING. Overland Passenger Taken Via Wnlla Walla to Portland. Overland Irani No I on the O. 15. A N. westbound, due to leave here at tl :40 this morning, was taken on west via Walla Walla, mi BOOOttBjl of the en gine of train No. 41 being derailed in the yards across the main line track. The accident incurred while the No. 41 engine was sw itching. No. 41 is t he mixed train from Walla Walla which arrives here at 0(38 a. in., and returns to Walla Walla as No. 42 at I D, tn. The switch in the west end of the yards had been left open, and, as the engine was lucking dnwn the switch track which connects with the main line track it left the rails ami ran a nsl or two mi the end of the ties. No great damage was done, although the engine must go to the shops for repairing. The hrakclx'iims were broken and it is thnugbt (bat parts of the engine are sprung. e g JIM IRWIN INJURED. And starkcy, the Starkweather Pacer, Ii Alio Hurt. At the Simpson ,V Peringer track tins forenoon, an accident occurred in which .lames I rw in bad a shoulder sprained and Rob Starkweather's black Chelialis pacer, Starkcy, also received pnte an injury. Irwoi was driving Slarkev to a roadcart. ami in some manner the horse fell, turning a com plete somersault, overthrow ing the carl and throwing Mr. Irw in quite a dis tance, lie fell on his shoulder, which was badly sprained. You Try It. If Shiloh's Congo and OoMOfnptioil Cure, which is sold for the - mall price il 2'ic, otic and II. dues lint cure taki the Isittle back and we will refund ynur money. Bold for over flfty nin on this guarantee. I rices Joe and .ah . Tallman , Co.. Leading Dnilflta, Au Easter Offer Is sure tn please tmir girl, yoiii yOU lialiles, Is a box ol Low le y that Wife. Candi Try our Kaater egg dyes rellebll Md Dniiiaat. Ihe larg-i t ami most conn lete lin. m Photographic BllpnlUl ami ( auu ras . inn if the ( as. U'li'H. BROCK & fr. COMAS Corner Main aud Court 'm ts esi Groceries At LoMfdmt Prices, R. MARTIN Joseph Ell More Than He Bargained Fur a man oilnu get when hv taken hit IIubu to a laundry ilmt haaii'l ilm reliable repuiatlou that IB 1'uuutallc has for the cartlul hauilliiig of your linen, aa well as the beauty ol the v,rk ii.ni la always pu! your shirts, collars and mi- when ilo.ie up at Ihe DoiuestlcLauudry "The proof of the pudding la lu eating it." THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY J. F. Robinson, Prop. Telephone 60 The LuMdlnj. Harness and Saddle Manufacturer of Eastern Oregon, 717 (lain afreet, Pendleton, Or. Al J TO PI T 1'NIJEH AK UIU lails, oil shelves, walls, or for wrapplug purpoaes llCWSpiipcrS bundles nl ..im hundred T r cadi at '.A cents a bundle, at TUB EAHT OKEUONIAN UFF1CE, I'eudlo tou, Oregou. The Baet Oragooiaii i Baitarn Ore gou'i 1 cpicbcntative paper. It lead, and the people appreciate It and ihow it by their liberal patronage.. It la ihe advej- Uas iluui Of this BCUOB. Surprise Sale No. 147 Friday, April 6, 1900. Fancy Dress Goods New Spring Plaid and Mixtures. :i pieces 35c 4 piecee tiac :i ptecM lie :t piece Mk- Mixture will be :'.,'. !t piece IM VlMures will be 35c I piece Turkey Ned Tab'e l inen 1 pb-ae t'nbliached Table Linen, Plaid will be lie pr yard, a saving of Im) on each yard. I'labl will be :t.ric per yard, a saving of S00 M each yard. Mixtures will be WtC per yard u Mvtafl "f l.'tc on Meb vard. pnr turd, a saving of -ik' mi each yard, per yard a savins' of :Uk- on each yard. Mb quality, Im at ing of M a yanl. 18c ipiallly, for 15c, saving of loc yinl. New Pulley Collar., New Lace Stock, New Helta. New Stock Collar, New Oreaa (binds. The lira- Value $1.00 Crepon ever ahnwn In Pendleton, ieo tloen, ut 1 100 para. Children's and Infanta' 5ioe arrlv d Monday. New Shht Walata, New Silk Walata. New lot Ho ' Veatee Sulfa and Hoy' Khaki Uniform Suite. Agents Bttttorick'st Patter Ms BUM Mori tlf. Main St. Dry Ut o la TIM Main St. Clothing T'-'d Main St. Sporting Goods Sitniy; is here, utnl Wt h ive preparetl to meet the detntitid for Fi-liitie, TaVCklo, BOMboll Oooda, Marliles and Ham mocks Our line Is the Lest ever shown in the city. 71 S Main Stteet The Hlue Front VOUI ovriy ft ,1,. '.op1 I 1 1 .u na a.11. 'S. ...tf . Ourai loll rowar, MlKh-Loe, p-i mioorriioe Z 11 Psi.ii'h, B..mlnnl li in l uio-fc sm .r tortdnche union to M or until in.iiion, .Mnpi QuieSi . ..l.l.-, or 1 , .11. 1,1, ufaat., stln.nlatr. , ......., 11 1 1. 1 1 to vn,r nes rjf:,pv.! t. 1 1 U ai I 11 Al rli v ir it. m AtliJrott aiath ii PYciniucJy Oi Lo M.krihoocJ. Im nu Irisomniii, Puinej nct. Narvout ue m limftn, v pu m ai, pnnr9i -top r WOW HAIaK TM.I.MAN At I It I' I 1 s . HNi i row, i (..is. 100 Per Cent. Hatched. in nswiit hatahiBg ennlcat In which ihnrf wnoveirvrliotrlauillm liuleli ... l . - t ceuU In ivcaisna Willi PETALUMA INCUBATORS. Tlllrt llllichln" lues laa-n .1 natrilt.st t.t la' iih near .sis. ...hit" lairfis'tlnii in can iHvitttalinsI 'niaregiilalliini f heat. nlr ini.l stiirnluavii t-'ii prnsen ierr,'t. rsrav mir im. (my unit nlliur luiprjvuiueuid. n, pay titnyni 1.1.1111,1,0 1 ih For mi WWII Hana ord to Hotel Pendleton Under New Management. Strictly First-Class oxcelleot Cuisine. 1 '.try Modern CoDY.olerice Give Us a Trial. Hates $2 00 a da; Special Kates by Week or mooth T Har and Kllllard w Headquarter for Traveling Men. The I'.- ! Hotel In Lantern Oregon. Van im an Bros , Props. Suttessors to J. I . Moore AMIiKICAN PLAN, yi.oo per Day and Upwards. t ineat iiolel in th e Pacific North weat ll!iSjjj! juf-P fi' j -1 i" ' l 1 ;( 'M1LtINNbI mD " iWl -tall BrEtr THE PORTLAND roHTi.ANh, ORiaONi Special Mate to Kaalern Oregon peuple (or touriat and coinmeiclal travclvra. viailliu Porllaad. Iieaduartra H. C. luiVM k.s. Mmat9t. Byers' Best Flour... To make good bread use Hyera' Best i.lour. It took fitat preniium at the Chicago World's Fair, over all competi tion, aud gives excelleut satisfaction wherever used. Kvery sack is guaranteed. We have the best Steam Rolled Hurley, Seed Rye and Beardless Barley. Pendleton Roller Mills W. S. BY CHS, Prop. Bran, Shorts, Feed, etc