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PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OltEU-ON, MONDAY, JUKI 2fi, 1900.
NO. 8880
vol- l3,
L(m Prlcee- of
1WLET ARTICLES.
ajJ' Best flood-.
gpii run
,;',... IOe -a bottl..
nggc'eaaw
a Bum. vi.ui-. it
H,,r Toole, i" "
rue.
gwantwi AM.H.ti.i Ml
num. 'fl0'
,.,i-h'-' H TH Nl
Ml kind. Ie
M, ' l'".l.r. !.
unn. eeellne, ?
Some Lessons in "Figgers
again lor 1100. How much dM ha make on tl. transact ion'.1"
Tluit'M easy HQ,
. i'Wo l'iWe ." Fivp.'" "'"'tlior ..m: A man bought a Mil of TfrilH
jjto) Portland for M0 and paid t,,.7l. freight'; how much did I
ies iTittLfll!' ,V" '",v" S"!1 "'' ""'"' MH of lirnccr-
tes from ux for IM-Loo. II. wai out 14.10, that's all.
t
. etc.
Fireworks Sale.
un iohII' -. "i doe to locriiclt.
eam-ket. 1 1- t:ilc.
i IrecrHeketa, lOo.
eeee t haaera, miiim UltIiih. Dewey
for"li hlllKll'Bdi of Mint-, le
"l.
We Want Your Orders for Harvest.
We claim we ran give vnu the lowest prices in OlMH for vour
many. Don t Mud ofl to fatland or go anywhere elr and buy tin .,.
raw II eont you morn. ( ..me here, gt our prices and we will convince
yon tliat vvc can save urn imuicv.
If yon have or ilitcnp to l.iiy elsewhere, i mpnrison of our price
will mora than repay yew. lor mt special ..ffort yon My make in
. i hi' .
ONE PRICE TO ALL
No ninn's money is Itetter than vours;
No man's price ure lower than our.
Frederick Nolf Alexander & hexter.
Agent fbr tVockll RmioiIiii t.
The Boston Store
KEEP YOUR EYE
ON THIS SPACE.
Pendleton's Big Store.
Pilsner
Beer
The Best Bttr in
IV 11 Del n Ask
lr it. .' u will
lil.e it.
Pilsner
Beer
Never HI Mam III adache
HOT Diy.iiie-h.
Schuitz Brewing Co.
Opposite 0. R. . N.
Hon.;" House.
WW VI,
for Infants and Children.
The- Kliul real Haw Always BeMafM hM MVM the. hIkiu
turtv of t hus. H. I'U l. li.T.anti bus Im-.-ii ntmli- uiui. r hi
porM.nal MUM-rvisi.... for over !M ymtnt. Allow uo one
to dtwwlve von in this. touiituiftHi. luiiuttioue aud
Jiiat-a.s-tf.MMl" ar but Kxm i ii.m iit. an.l idaiiKr the
health of ClUldreu-iUiiericiic against iMnMMi
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the Signature 01
In Use For Over 30 Years.
CKNFRAL NKWS.
FORCES ARE
INADEQUATE
John II. Ilutler, aS'JwdM ' MM
Fiord i-ountv. In. liana, court ami one
I of the Mil prominent lawyoni ol the
Htate, is tlaad, agad ST. lie was part
ner U Walter K. (ircnhain.
Li 1 1 tttiir (.'hatif, who wan inter
viewed in t'anton naiil he woitM leave
for I'ekm .tunc 27, in obadlWMa to an
order from the elnpreoH to MppflM the
lwixers ami to make peace with the
powern.
There in no potniai-ter in Honolulu.
J a men M OnteM wax name. I by the
Braaldaal lor the the oHice hy mistake,
lie lives in San 1 rancisco ami dot! not
care to go to Honolulu. The apHint
meiit was Intandad for John M. Mates,
hrother of tin' San I'ranciMD man
ami a ritizen of Hawaii.
Mi" Jessie Morrison at Kldofado, , . . .., .. , , , - - -
Kansaa, took i raaor and cal the FOftlffrCr ill PCKIR WCTt Stlt Lite IS JUM lftB l ord Snlis
throat of Mrs. Alviu t'astle, two weeks
a hrnle, ami then cut her own threat,
I all on account of jealousv. Mrs.
Oaatla la dead and Miss Morrison will
recover. The woman claims Mrs.
, Castle attempted to cut her throat tirst.
William Jenninim, a tirst BOWll
William J, llrvan, was nominated for
governor at .la. ksom ille. Illinois, pj
the daanooratlo state convention. There
were four candidates for the nomina
tion, and athottah Jennings had the
greatest streni:th from the tirst, hio
nouiimitioii was not cuVi'ted until tin
forty-third ballot, when the
withdrew ami his nomination was
made unanimous amid much eutliu-
No Reinforcements for Admiral Seymour
Until Tien Tsin Is Relieved.
BRITISH FORCES IN INDIA DRAWN ON
bury is Not Alarmed Over Situation in China; Chinese
Minister at Washington Asks for Armistice.
London. June L'.V Alvbwajfej the
powers at last seem conscious Of the
magnitude of tin Chinese troubles and
are concernedly hurrvintf forward
troops, the international forces availa
ide to overcome the is'rils cd the situa-
thers tion are apparently totally inadeipuiti'.
t-
siasm, Mr.
Illinois, hul
ISM, He is
Jennings is a native
removnl to Florida
!I7 years old.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
The penitentiary at Walla Walla now
contains Ml convicts.
Alien! Corhelt of the t. R, i N. Co.
at Arlington has sent in his resigna
tion and w ill go to Alaska.
Mai. J. It. Houston
chief navniaatar ol the department
the Columbia, relieving Maj. J. A.
Wat rous.
The Hessian fly has been doinii busi
ness in the wheat lid. I in Washington
comity. So far he has done no i;rut
damage.
Kdward Tiedem.in, aued bl years.
has been sent to the reform school at 1
Balani from Morrow county. He went
from linker City to Heppnar.
The nnmntandat In-eliief uf the ti.
A. It. has cxpreed the opinion in the
west that the time is "not riiw"' for
the return of the confederate llaiss.
A. II. Harris, at work in the Uo
Daaaa mine, in linker county, was
severely injured a few days iiko by a
boga ri'a-k lallini: on him. His back
is broken.
T. T. Koth, a ii-ycar-nld a00Ba
rlet. two day- out of the pen itciit iury,
went back to his old trick cd forging
and issuing wcrthh-ss checks as soon
as he reached Portland, lb- is under
arrest on the charge.
Word has lieen received from St
I'hiiI that tba Uraal Northern w ill not
put on its second daily last train be
tween Sskane ami the coast until
fall, when the trip will be made
through the tunnel.
The Boiaa Statesman is the authorit)
for the statement that four Idaho vol
unteers who returned from the I 'III lip
pines some time ago are found to he
afltietad with leproajr, These men are
livinu isolated lives pelldiliK develop
ments. John W. BrOWB was thrown from a
horse about (our miles east of Kossil,
Wheeler iiitv. and died within an
hour. He ha. I lived there u graal
many years. He I. It a lainily ol six or
-even voang obi Id ran. Ha bad just
-..Id his ranch and was prajairiag to
move out d the country.
lather Joseph .Inset, id Paamal
Mission, for 50 years identified with
missionary work of the Jesuits BflMMg
Coeur d'Alene and otln i northwestern
Indians, died at the mission at
Daaaaatt Idaho, June'.. He was till
w ars old and the last of the band of
missionaries of whom l ather liesmet
was the leader.
Die alarm for the saletv of Vic
tniral Seymour an partv remains mi-
of relieved. Tien Tsin in mi hard
in pressed that it must ho relieved be
j tore assistance can be sent to Seymour'
force. India la sendiim alght battalions
of infantrv, a cavalrv regiment, artil
lery and aaatinaarai as a light inn force,
besides two battalions to guard com
munications. Foreigners Sato at t'okln.
Paris, June '.'.". The I'rem h consul
lo'iieral at Shamliai rei.orts that the
is announced as , Chinese minster of railroads and tele
graphs informed him that all foreigners
at I'i kiu were safe as late Ms June lUth.
f
Sallibury's Viawi on Chlncto CrliU
London. June 2". Lord Salisbury is
still hopeful that the Chinese crisis
will he solved without war against
that country. In spite of the alarming
reports, lie is incl ilied to the Isdii f
that the government of China will
slmrtlv be able to reassert itelf. lie
d ies not belittle the progress of the
various viceroys, who have given
notice of will inguess to co-operate with
the united forces. The interview id
I'nited States Ambassador Choate with
Lord Salisbury on Saturday was due to
i list met i,ms received from Secretary
Hav. The ambassador discovered that
the llritish premier maintained the be
lief that the diplomats at I'ekin had
'not la-en massacred and did not hallaVU
they were llkelv to be. He is eminent
ly satisfied with the action already
taken by the United Stales.
THE TRAIN WRECK IN UEOHt-IA.
Late Report! Show That the Dead Num
ber Forty-one.
Atlanta, tiu., June It. Additional
reports from the scene of the wreck,
at MoDoOOOgb, abOW that the list id
dead will probably number fort) -one.
A passenger train on the Sunt hern
railway which led Mac ai at 7 p. m.,
on Saturday night, for Atlanta ran into
a washout near MoDonoUgb, ia. The
.wreck occurred at a culvert neat the
Oonnlgaa river, not far from Mr
Donoogb. A cioiidbur-t ooourred u
little while before and Soodad the
country near MeDonoOgh, Tin-train
went into the washout without a note
ol warninit ami ilespite the pouring
Washington, June I'he Chinese
nlnlator In tblaolty has asked for an
armistice in sending of the American
troops to China, based on the asstiran. .
of the Chinese viceroys that they can
maintain order. Preaidenl MoKlnlay,
while aapraaafag gratldoatloa at the
assurances, made it known to the J
Chinese minister that the I'nited1
States cannot relax its efforts to get
tnsips to all points vv here Its otllcials
are considered in danger.
Hrlllnh Troopt at Thru.
London, June ML tn the house of
ooaaaMni today, replying to the bill
ure of American and Kussian forci-s to
leach Tien Tsin June llat, the par
liamentarv secretary of the foreign
OtVea said, that since then British
troops front Hong Kong had arrived at
I'aku and it was believed that 3,000
Japanese, 1,000 I lermau and 1,000
I rem h troops had also arrived there.
lint the government bad no Infortna
tion regarding the operations ol tln-e
trisips.
Nu Newa In Washington.
Washington, June I'.'t. No word has
been received at the war or the nav v
departments as to the coinlitiou of
affairs in China. I'he state department
received a dispatch from Cou-ul Q I
now, at Shanghai, saying that nothing
reliable had been r I red i there as to
the Condi! inn of affairs at I'ekin and
elsew here.
Coal tor Chin.
Philadelphia, I'a., June 2ft. A lorce
of men today began the work of prepar
ing for active service the water earn ing
ship Arthur Tin- Arthai is to la
sent lii Chinese waters She is ex
pected to earn about -i.'iOO tons of coal
to the American warships in Chinese
waters.
cruisers. Mltlaahtpa, Virginia and
Rhode Island; a rue .red cm i-ers, Mary
land Colorado and South Dakota. :
protected cruisers, St. Louis, Mil
wniikce ami Charleston, the latter to
take the place of tie' cruiser Charleston
lout oil the Philippine coast this
spring.
Boon Driven North.
London, June 2-Y --The following
dispatch ha. been received from Isird
Roberta I "Oeneral ( 'I. on. nits success
full'' engaged a lofee ol It.iers roatar
day near Wlnbnrg, He has driven the
anemj north of Panaiwwil, with lo.
No casualties are reported.
W.inis a B. Governor.
Oovlngton, Ky , June 2ft. -It wa an
nounced today that .Indue James I'.
I'arvin, president of the Ohio Valley
Bimetallic leama would baa candi
date for t lie guhi material nomination
before the Kentucky democratic con
vention. The Albany to Salt.
Southampton. June 2". The I'nited
Slates Cruiser Albany will sail June
Mth tor Gibraltar,
Neeley Rxamlnatlon Po.tp.vned.
New York. June 2ft. The emtnina
t i. hi of Charles I N Neelevhasag.ini
I ii postponed until next Kriday.
THK CUJ.W HuCTIOHS.
Ol t URRHD HI N R III. AND FINAL RE
SULTS ARK .HIST IIKINli ORTAINID.
Otttciiils Are Now Counwterlnii a Heavy
Reduction In the United si,u..,
Forren in the teland.
Washiuulon, June 2ft. ccording to
rep. rt -
THE liOKHEI. hLKCTION LAW.
LaaHlntare or Kentucky to He Called in
Extra scssm.ii
I ranklort, Ky. , June 2ft. the demo
crat ic leaders annoiiined today that
the deliKM-ratie state convention called
for Julv I is certain to pass a resolu
tion asking Governor Baekbam to call
no extra session ol the legmhiture to
Biodlfy the Goabel election law
IMPERIALISTS MEET.
They Will Walt to See What Hie Demo
crat! rut In Their Platform.
New York, June 2ft. I'he auti-im-pi-rialists
from all parts of the coun
try nu t this attorn. ion in this city to
determine what action the followers of
rain the Wreckage took Ore. The train I this line of national policy willtake
?r Dn Shilohs-
Cough and
lnsumption
cure
Ttiiele iM-yond uuetlon the
iii. -si euucessfut Couah Medi
cine ever known tn . a
ti-w doM-e fuvunul , ..it tile
we.r.t imw, vf i ..ugh. Croup
aiid Itruiu littiM, wtnle fte won
derful IMI lieet in the cute of
Con.umptii.n In without u Bar
allvl in tbt hi.toi y of nu-dlcine.
hincc fte Ai.t dis. ovri y 1 1 ime
been sold on ., ettarMtVML a
est whu h no ptbel inr.lnine
..ii Maad. If you have a
Cnuxb, we eei riestlv ask you
totiyit. In t'nitcil sttt-e and
fanaila ' , f- und l.no, and
In Khtflauil 1.. . tkl. and
a. W.
SOLE PB0PBIEI0R5
WHS colllpose.l ol one - . -- r tw . ifav
caches and two baggage cars. The
Pullman oaughl tire, imt before it was
totally destroyed the Issly of Caita in
Wood was rescind
The Wheal Market!.
Chicago, June 2ft July wheat closed
today at mi cents per bushel.
Sail I rancisco, June
cash , 1 1 ,10 Bar cental .
2ft Wheal,
CHIf AGO MAHKKT.
Heported by I. L. Ray ft Co., Chieaao
to, .hi of Trad and New York Slock
Kuchaiike Broker..
June 2ft. The wheat market was
I very excited thie morning at the oh-h-itig,
prices i.. .ii,- l'vc difference in
different parts of the pit at Hii'a to H
I July. Late cables were lower Show
an wore predicted for the aortharoal
laud the Hllsslan slilpliii nls wcrcheav
I i'he visible siipnlv showed an luCfaaM
! foi the week at 1,800,000, All these
' liHuellCua started heavy selling and
the decline caught agissl many le.p
loss orders on tin- way down to k .h.c.
Krom this polat there was a reaction
I., si, I..
Moil- higher. Money 2 r cut
Glum Saturday, MH.
Opea tislay, m)i
Kauge tislav , H4 l-a si.
Chaw- tislay, Mi
INHiV
C. f. IIKAlc
Wiaslow A Head
Contractors ami Builders
Jobbing; a Specialty.
Tauki to Order.
-oi rnusNiLivng c I
S.CWells&Co
A
WHEA I
Sale.
A I I II A I IS
ATTENTION.
Eell-
in the p. Hidenl campaign. The dis
OUaalon hinged on tiu- probable plank
in the platform of tin- democratic
party lu relation to unti-imperial ism .
Little Newe From South Africa.
laiedon. June '."i lulormation from
South Africa OOlltillUM un imi.orlaiit .
General Warren wires that the re
i hellion is extinguished iii North Cane
colony. I fie micros! now mostly
centers in tin Oran-c liner colony,
when General DawlU laoaualng wa
Brltlafa notch auiioyaiice
ItOOSKVF.I I Will WAI1
He Hae a Loiiference Willi CemmltlaaMUl
Payne.
New York, June 2ft. Governor
Rouen veil held a oonferenm tins aftei
ins. n with Henry C. I'avne, vici chair
man of the republican national 0gU-
Btlttee, Rooaevell aiuiouaeed he would
not publicly discuss the oluns ol ihe
campaign until
not ilied ol the
prealdent,
hieatll
shot and killed his wife and then cm
i. .Hied suicide, on the shore of lake
t,' n ion this morning. The crime was
caused by drink and jealousy.
General Wheeler Takee Charge.
t'hicago, June 2ft. licncral Jos.
Wheeler aaauaaad wommand ol the da
partataal of the lake t i . .
reielveil t-illtv Irotn lo.V'eruor-
lleneral Wtaal, the elections in Cuba
paaaad over qnletl) and without dis
order ami the atl nrs of the island gM
erallv have become trampiil with no
indication .,( future trouble, Ii se-
ijuei f this aneooraglaaj state i
ill. in-, lie' .. 111. nil- of the war depart
ment are eunaldarlng tin- ajaaatlaaj of
a large reduction in the military lorce
in t 'ubit .
The return of these troops to the
United Male- will enable the depart
ment hi carry out n- plan of sending
the regular triaips to the Philippines
to take the places of the volunteer
army,
in e i iv sin hi us
KILLED.
Kill the om-
Twn Eouped Pel. oner.
cere.
Wichita, Kins., June 2ft Sheriff
Morris w as Wounded ami two deputies
vv.-re killed mar Cloud (hod. lit la
b0BM while they were pursuing
Oenrgc C.iscy and a in in mil I L
Kee, w bo escaped from jail.
Can or Coniplr.tcy,
New York, June 2ft. The grand jury
today went into the OOMldefalifM of
the case of conspiracy against the
..Hirers ol the American Ice Company
and later di. missed Ihe cases, the
ohargaa not being sustained.
For Hill for Vlce-Preeldenl.
I. ill!,' Ito.lr, Ark., June 2.. An
It-.il Will he made III the ileuiocratlc
slate convention to assemble in this
city tomorrow to instruct for . Ii.
Hill, ol New York, (or vice-president
on the democrat It ticket .
Australian I uiinnon wealth Hill
aMmJcM, June 2ft The Vustraliau
I'omimiiiweiillb hill passisl to the third
reading in the house id commoiie to
lay .
"THE HEAL WIDOW BROWN."
One of Ihe Heal Comedlea un the) Road to
Be Here Tomorrow Nlvhl.
Kveryoue who likes wholesome fun,
who wants to laugh ami grow tat, will
attend the pi-rh. nuance of " The lt. ul
Widow Brown" at lha Freaef opera
house tomorrou evening la-l It lie re
rueiubereil that sm il of Slab-
I, otn, wh.. a.is hen- with the "I'risli
gal lather", and who was PTUMOfUMad
tin lunnlaal far toaaady character
ever seen in reuilleton, la with tle
"Real Widow Brown" company, and
that she la worth the time and coat all
by bewalli
Mr A O Scenimoii has been a
purveyor ..i mm ol tin- last aomadlei
and lane comedies for veara past, ami,
in his latest acbievemenl, "The Ileal
Widow Brown," be i-.ssesses one ol
lha beat drawing attraetlotM on the
road. Ibis hilarious play had a long
run in New York simply on the
'' ii .Ml .f lis clesi-r Mlln.it . .,- alitl
alter na was lormallv Lamualng cmpliialions, tail lor the
iioiiiiuation lor vice-I ,, ir kUam n u,
weely intrisluced a clever medley ol up -Drink
and Jealou.y. , ''' , "' '"' dBBjaaa, nham iiig
i...... 'tK , uu..i i i the intrinsic ue-rita of Lhej play inao-
n luiixn.n . , io. ,i ,.,,,- nil,
ooaaady tola- a veritable "dramatic
cslail " It cirtaililv poaaceaea all
Its exhlluiat mg eltci Is without ita fatal
conseipiencea If you feel lilue or
w ..rr ic .1 w it Ii arc go a ml see " I hu It- a I
V id wlltrow ii, 1 il you ih.n t com it
a happier man then vour bhsal is
of order and you should consult an
D,
mt
M
LtTROY, N Y.
TORONTO, CAN.
'
Hold w
'F Oh (
tMonwood St., Imtweeu Altu
mm neon.
KNI,ld TON, OKKUON.
pwdleton Ukiah Stage Line
Biwton Carney, lrop'a.
ieaDktK"wfloln every day at 7 o'clock
raw. Kmm")U. Irelght and pea
ajj e t Tillman a. Uo.'i drug
f ItrnTaml B aw
For sale by Tailtuau it Co , Oi.,aa..i..
New Goods
eae
UBO DAKM At . i'.op
Elegantly Furoishod. Steam Healed
European (Man.
Block and a-half from depot.
.sample Room io connection.
And Cheaper
Than f:ver..
Portieres,
Carpets,
Luce t ii it. i til's
Wall Faper.
Kuom Rate
50c, 75c, 11.00
THE EAST OREGONIAN.
Tba Paper ot the People.
Everybody Head. It.
Ttae Laraest Clreulalloo.
Boat Adveruelua Medium
Kt-adquarters for White,
Stan laid and liildredge
Sewing Machines
JESSE FAILING
Maiu St., ueai Bridge.
in Pendleton on Saturday
mated at 160,000 Buehele.
The excited state of the win at Inar
ki ts ol the world last week cuiiiiuui-
Bated to I'eudleton rauaad some aeiiiiigi
here. The total relet are intimated to
have baM no less than i ,o non bilebela
on Saturday in this place alone, with
large aalea at nearby js.inls. The
sales were on a basis of fill cents for
No. 1 club, with a lew -ah's at )0c !
net to the grower, buyer paving three
cents accrued warcnoiisi and insurance
charges that -t 1 againet it. To the
grower this meant, really, V't cents.
This week, the promise is for further'
activity in the wheat market at the
great centers, the market oneiiiiig
strong on adtitional crop damage re
srts., and trading hae o- i. in the air
during the day.
A reiHirt baa Ih-cii sent out to the
. tt.it that Oliver i 'aiivn.pl. the great
Dakota farmer, has aeut men and
teams to work (dow ing up lO.OUO ai res
of grain. Thie indicates, that the con-
ditione there are very iniu li worse than
they were thought to Imj. t-iimilar rc-
ports came from other aourcea and all
tend to Mliflen the market and Ogive
, ..nil. I. lice in the future of the cereal
aa to valuea.
Ooualdetrable wheat remains unsold
bera and at other Umatilla county
poiuta. I'robably etdling will be a
feature of the local market during the
proven t week.
NAMES l-OK WAH VKKkBLV.
One ol the Shiga Will He a New Charlei-
ton.
Washington, June i'i The secretary
ol the navy hae authorized the bdlow
iug names tor the new battleships and
I tin- - Kl-ddlck, Is'llcvisi to la the
Ideal man in Ohio, if not in the
I lilted Mates, do. I in the t'olumhua
iulirmarv the other night, ugtsl l:M
yeara. He was Isirn a slave in Vir
ginia in 1777,
COUOH8. AS I M MA.
Uo u.a aalaet a (Vuueti Folet'e Honey and
jr Void, aad.lare ai.of Tar UeualsutaadtecOe
tea j...,,.u. Folet'e eraeu t leUal u all aa.
Honey and Tart. e uf .t.iti..... He 1.1.1 , law
tilaasaul, eafe ai. d aur. o. i , . I, .,o . . luadl.lua
put. Coutaluasi,o,aae a.. filial te !
aad laeuarautaa-l. l-u lali.t.
CONVUMPTION. LA cml'H.
Foley'e Honey end trnai karakad ia.Ori
Tar duw. uui kuld eui la nut.el aaad a
f.las kueaa la aateaoea llauleaMdUlaellkero-
Meeavv kel to a' e'a Honey and Tel
rellel la tUa isr ... to ul tour laae uj
,a. aed lasailralaaas "' lb. tacXIaj uli
maSaetacura lattdaatal totUU itliaiti
croup. rMBuraoMi.
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u.4 uaildrau dla raarlr uaa.atiili . .ar.i "I sate
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