East Oregonian : E.O., August 13, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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MiiNHAY. AI'l.l'ST 13,
American Gir
Tan Shoes
Just ilii- tl.mv for the ni'iiiiiUiiiix.
Best $2.50 Shoe in tne Market
Call and m them.
CLEAVER BROS.
The Boot and Shoo IHen.
Main Street, loutllt'iii. re,
BREVITIES.
'iKun.
T. K.
WHO,
lUillev Zehner, choice
Wanted Nice clean cot ion
thiii office.
Kard and rooms at .Mm.
dale's til ThoniNM)n street.
Wlien yon want cream or In
telephone IHitton. Ulack, 'M.
McC'all lUzaar patternx (or nule at
the Wennel department Store.
All kind of fruit' and fresh terrie,
nicest in the market at . 1. demon's.
During the aule at the Wewel de
partment Store al! xmIk will be 'old
ut rout.
If you want pure home rendered lard
witli no ailu Iteration it" to schwarz
and (ireulich.
You can iret many H"od- fur
little money at tin We...-', dei.srtm.-nt
MM diirint: their oale.
Everythinic in the vegetable and
fruit line, niccmt g.d to U- Im.l in
tlie market, at K. .Mann
I. Martin lis the very beat pottel
mm goon on tin- market, put th
thin.--, for camping parties.
MiKirahle reinleiu , i r. .-rt (,,r - u
in 1'endleton S. K K sirii:nt..i)
.""tone warelmuae, .lohiiMin street.
A lady'c clialnlee Columbia. wr " -i
new, a 75 wheel, fur H6 at tin- i r.
rent agency ir the hast Oregoiiian
niuniing.
I.. I.. .Montague, the Mincer Hewing
niaciiine agent, n.i- uMnei an oltiit
next door to .In.. Kll. Call and h- th
new machine)..
You will never find any other pill
prompt ami pleasant ' a deWitt'
Little harly Misers. Tallman & Co.
leading druggists.
Ne.C. Sharp for naner hanuiuv and
lie ha- I'limpeti-nt men fur
niim ul traile. (Iira limn-
lil-x-k, ( ourt HtreAt.
Hieyulm can M purchased at the
(rescent Agency in the Kaat Uregnuiau
iiuinuug on iiiftUilnient. payment I 1,
or mure, a week. .o interest
t. li. Ieruott I- making a siieriiiltv
ol fancy gr.K-eries. His line of staph-
ar.s-eries are oi me lealliig liramls
i our oruer- urn Willi linn get prompt
uei i very .
The bakery deurtinent at Martii
is me neat in me city, T mi can get
nice bread, pies and cake.- on short
notice. Leave your orders mid the
wagon will call.
r.verything incluiliit in nur remnant
and odd and end aule is asoiialile
the g.s .i- areii t hurt in the least,
except iKmsiljly a soil now un-l then
lint the prices are damaged tremend-
ni-.lv. Alexander a tlextur.
Thia will be u wk of Ijarguius hen
worth knowing uls-ut and telling your
iriemiM ami acipiaimances about. T
buy without knowledge of our goods
uihi our prices is an injustice to th
lamer ol your inoio v. Alexander ,v
llexter.
nlumliing.
Isith line-
New Lines Just Received....
Kodaks and
Kodak Supplies
A Complete Assortment of
Stationery.
All the latest Sheet Music.
The Latest Papers and Pe
riodicals. Tallman b Co.
Leading Druggists
Corner Main and Alta Streets.
The highest teini-i-rilture last week
was Kt degrees, registered on Saturday,
according to figures m William Milton,
voluntary observer. The minimum was
47, on Stinilty, the Mb.
Ugiiliir mail stage fur Teal Springs
leave- Mondays. W edncsdays and I ri
davs. Kreight and passengers cnrritil.
I -av) urders at Tallman A Co. s or
the While House i iris-cry. JottH Ward.
A f'sit nw at Wallowa last Satunla
afternoon stetwaw a Wallows voting
man and loin Head, or "Scattv," of
Westnn. for f 1VJ a side, was won h
the latter. Then- was not much sidi'
money placet).
All kinds of things at thin pri
Thin is the last week of our c I earn I hi
sale. nave ts-en a little reckless in
the murk-down of price, hut we an
anxious to (Ion them a out and quick
Alexander a Hexter
Iolrt I'attoii, who resides on Itjrcl
creek 10 miles form I eiitlletoii was at
tin- i-ountv elofk'l ullls-v last rn.tiirili
with a ooyoto scrape. He suys tin
oVoles are III vlimi , ollilltloll out III
I, is i orner of the county.
, wealthy i .oi trom the east wu
hear)! to remark that "he hail never
seen a savage,' ami In- wu- ai
mi taken to Taylor's Hunlwun
t ire, where he examimsl the ,'tU-SU
.mil ;t.O:! Savage ritles and he -.ml th
iv i re the l-es! rille on the market,
them.
Mel von K, Shutruiii ha- returned
from uii outing at l.elunaii springs and
within u week or 10 davs will buv
tiuished harve-ting hi- cnu- oi wheat
for 1VSJ0. He has a thousand acre- of
winter wheat win. h is yielding all tin
wuv Irinii is to :t,i hush!.). I,, tin- a,-n
I m- average vn-hl per acre of the loot)
acn-s will be .(.' bushels.
i h.irles t iiniiiiigl,a:i h i- -o.i two
iimre hits of his tniii.ui- K.unisin 1 1 1st
uoks. The- wen- i.iir.h.iseil in
Ma M. iuriihull ami w . .. i -. ; iin-
tario, Malheur .oiintv. Then- were 10.'
animals in the two hand-, and the
w ill Ih- shipei l)v rail tonight to th
range- of the above mentioned geuth
men on Steen iiioiiutaiu in Malheur
tinty.
Kttie II. Kagiin hn- commenced suit
igainst Wiiliuin M. l.ug.in lur divorci
I liev u.-re iii.irriil at Walla Wall
Vugiist lo s(fi. she claims he d
serieo ner jinn- i,, invri. ami a
ground" for divorce avers that at th
time she married him six months had
not elapsisi afler her previous divorci
from Mr. Stott. She want- to N- al
lowed to resume her termor name of
toll.
A new lumber vard i- being ois-r.ited
in reiiuieioii near the w , LV I . I. rail
ad ireight depot. A. f. Mmw ,v.
inipanv are the proprietors ami W. ,!
newel i is manager. I lie senior mem.
ner oi me nrni Is an extensive liimls-r
h-aler at I .noma. Al! kind- n lumber
in snoill quantities or in carload lots
will be iiaiidb-ii bv tin- linn ami it
iieratioii. in 1'endleton will give local
(s-ople thejheuctit ol i-losi , olnpi-titloli.
Tlie Inland Telegraph and Telephoin
company i- paralleling the line of tin
Pendleton tch-piion miiunv between
Helix and reudletou, via Warren and
Fulton suitimi- on the W. A ('. K. rail
way. Klgiit men un- at w rk on th
new line. Ihe post are of cedar and
an- square, having been suwed to thai
hapu. and are consequently ilifferent
from any heretofore used in thi- countv
for that purpose
Hen Crisp sav- he feel- like u milk
suaae naiay. i he reason tnercion- i-
on account of hie exis-rn-m e w ith
bucking horse near the Catholic Indian
tchool six miles from 1'endleton lust
Saturdav evening, lb- was ullowing
the horse to drink at the watering
trough, when tin- animal made up it
mind to run awav. and succeeded. Ii
bucked Mr. Criup out of the -ad. II
after s?rsistent exertion ill that dm-c
tnui. uuil shook bun hi ba.llv uud in
jured him. Mr. Crisp hud to walk
lour ur live mile.- ls-..ri- leore hi oi
ceeded in recapturing his horse.
PERSONAL MENTION.
are rust i-
A Large sitae
lie of the largest -t.-ers ever raised
in I niatilla -mi t was brought from
Cama- prairie lust week and arrived
here Saturday, and with 4:; lighter
on.-- were iKiiight lc Mr, PlnMii.-. wh
repr nt- kier brother- ol s-euttli
Tula particular aiiiiuul was weighed
ul Alba on the wuv toward I'ciidioton
and registered l."u poundn. On arrival
ben- alter four oav - tr.i .cinie It
weigbi-d only H"0 iviiud-. Then- has
been nun-!, sisculati. ii a- to whether
cattle would lose much ol their weight
wlule being driven irom the ranges h
market, and Ibe above would indicaU
that the lor- i- considerable. This
band ol cuttle wai sold by Ueortfe M.
Iiuughe, who lives on l ama- prairie
and lie. together with Messrs. Vie
urock uud smith, hrougnt them to
Iomii and turned them over to Mi.
I'll ll I if-.
Sam l-orshiiw mid family
eating at llidaway springs.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. lell arriv.sl
home today frntn itingham springs.
I'avid Wright and Miss Mnls-I
Wright, of Pilot Hock, were visitors in
I'ciidioton Saturday.
.1. II. How I in was a visitor in Pan
djatOH today, having WMDC down from
We-toh Sunday evening.
Kyle McHaniel and Mis- Ma Wolfe,
of Athena, secured u marriage ItaHMM
at the cimnty clerk's otlice.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Robinaon and
son, Doaald, laUfued from Bingban
springs on tislay's delaytnl passvnger
train.
We- Marsh is reorted to be in g. isl
baaltll and doing excellent work at
Charles Cunningham's sheep ranch,
near Pilot Beak.
J. J. mid .1. I. Sliull will leave
this teaSing (or the head of Hired
cr.-ek i ii a fishing and hunting trip.
They will return l-'riihiy .
Ir. ,i. M, Praattt who baa bean w-n
ing in PesdletoAi espaati to nunalH
hen- it couple of weeks, then return to
his home al Oakland. Calif.
Looki Honaikar went to Walla Walla
on Sunday morning and returned in
the ufteriioon, accompanied by Mrs.
Huiuiker and child, who have been
visiting at the Oanlen City.
Mrs. Rllta Olcott. Mr. J. . BwH
and Miss bi.ie Oglesbv, all of I'ilot
KOOft, I. live returned to their hollies
alter having ss-nt a mouth plea-antlv
camping al '.chimin springs.
lack l.y ette has returned from o
trip to Montana. Mr- byoitta and the
Sty remained for a further visit ol two
weeks with Mrs. Lycette's father, Mr.
Wisslruft, who reside- near Stevens-ville.
iteorgeCarl has decided to take n
course ol studv at Ia-luud Stanford un i
versity. und will leave in two week- to
matriculate. He has not selected his
profession, but it will Is- one of two,
law or BMatelne,
Mri. C. C. Van Or.-dal!. Mis Hell.-
Hislnri, Mrs. .lohnainia Hollermau, and
nnmerotis deb-gate- from cities of
Washington, left on the tram this
morning to attend the Woodcraft ses
sions at salt Lake l itv.
I), ii. Smith, a stockman whOM
horse.- gnue in Southern I'mutilla
couiltv and in the loliu .)av region,
ha- bean a vi-:tor in reudletou tin-
st lew days, lie will leave tisiav for
hi- h.iiic i.evond I k lull .
Mr-. .1. K. Ih-aii left BondaV evening
for Newport, on the sen, where slo
w-ill join tm- 1'endleton coining- m al
ready then-, Mrs. II. .1. Itcan. Mrs. II.
C. - iin-riisev, and others. II., I. itean.
Kso., will leave in a dav or two lor
Naw ort.
Ir. s. j;. I. I'enrose, president m
Whitman College, i- in town bslav, en
rout,-to -hi- home at Walla walla.
irom liiiigiiam springs, when- be sis-ni
a w.ek and J where he held servi t
an attentive auilieuce . Hingliam
prlsgan last evening.
Ml-- liclievieve Muior, who tuuglit
in tin public sc Is ut I'ilot Keek
last winter, wu- not un applicant for
reiipisiintiiieni sin- will shortly n-
turn to her home in the Willamette
vulley tot a viHit. thence fo Montana
to Mead tin- winter with her brother.
K. 1'. Dodd and it. K. Kaswady took
hum for grouse in the foothills in
the vicinity of I'arker's well, starting
at 4 o clock suuduv morning uud re
luming in the evening. They were siic-
ces-lui ill rai-nig eight envies ol birds
and iniinageil to bag enough to auve
their entrance inoiiev .
Mis- India Mulkev. a sclio.il teacher
on B'rch creek, who has liwii visiting
in I'eiidleton, left atnnlav ulteraaoa
for the home of Mr. and .Mrs. J. M .
Hemphill, ii-ui I'ilot Hock, where
she w ill visit bir a few weeks. She bus
been elected as one of the toucher- in
the I'ilot li.s-k schools during the coin-
lag year.
Mesrr-. Itrown, (iuy Krp, uud W. C.
tatlerlee, i unie over Irom Walla Walla
unday on their bicvcles ami relurned I
tin- niorniiig on the train. Mr.
Sattorlee came to visit his mother und
hrother, tin- lutter being K. 1..
lattariee, ul Ibe Baal Oron ton fame.
Tlie thr.-- visitor- ar. tin- oueralors ol
the Thorite machine on the murniiiL'
Dslon.
FOR A PORTLAND EXCURSION.
Baar Paw for a Souvanlr.
i . r, Liiriiiiauneii reiurmti oi, the
train todav Irom an outing on the
WMith fork ol the I'mutilla, not a great
Imtunce irom Hiiigham. Hernial.
KriiKer and Cliffon! lliipui-, the other
im-inhem ol the party, are exatcted
home this evening. cani. having Is-cn
broken Tbaf will make Ibe lonrnee
overland l inliing ami hunting MM
' od. They claim to have killed a
ls-ar. und Mr. Kruger preaerves one ol
its paws as u souvenir. Thcv would
have hmught further evidence of the
killiug ol the 'U-ar, but alter they had
Hied it thcv hung It lis. low on a Irel
and the chipmunks dcHtroved it. They
hud pi-nty of sirt, j.isi tlie -jtnie.
Foraman SeKanna Racovarlng.
5;lt will be interesting to the many
iriel.u- 01 1 orelnull .McHch.lc t.
leuru thai he is recovering niculv und
ill be able to return to his home at
Ibins-shoe curve, near Kcho. within a
auk. He in the gentleman who bad
ii. I .i close i al Irom death I rnlav
afternoon, August 3, when the handcar
uion which he and a sChinamun were
riding eras siruck by a,truin und the
hole oiitllt hurled .'iOtteet. Mr. M
Kunxie was cured efor bv lr. W. li.
Cole uud husa been making his home
at the i, olden Kuh- hotel.
REACOJVOFHo
VrAetivJ6100
SSaW )
QL'ARTER century old
remedy for coughs and
colds that's as good to
day as it ever was, and
always has been the beat. Twenty
five years of guaranteeing Foley's
Honey and T.ir, because it was a
aurc remedy, has brought its reward
in large suits and many friends.
It's still the same guaruutced-to-cure-or
nioney-back remedy.
It will cure all coughs and colds.
Croup and whooping cougb, la
grippe and bronchitis. it will
relieve asthma and consumption,
even tin woi.-.t cases, and will pre
vent pneumonia. It'a guaranteed.
For cuts, bruises or sores
BANNER SALVE is best.
jroa saui av hoki-i-ev.i-iuuji u i, hknoIsScon. oasuuN.
Street Fair and Harvest Carnival Ar-
raniilng For a Big One.
The PeodletOU Street Kur ami Har
vest Carnival Association meets to
night, at II o'eloek, al the headquart
ers, lor the consideration oi vital
matters.
Tm- raperinteudent
visiieii l oriiuiid Sunday, and n-purt
to the Last Ong.iniuii that lie n.
inc.-s-iiil in every mission incident to
ol - trio, lb- was a. . .. moanied buck lo
1'endleton bv I'mfessor .1. . Itegm-. of
storui, who b) tii have charge ol the
Carnival Utieen leatun- of the Street
l-uir and llurve-l ( urnivul. und Pro.
r Hev- liu- a I read- oci, at Work,
coliiliieuclug at once upon the unsir
last matters which he will have in
barge. Mr. Hogg- thoroughly under-
tuuds his business, has done midline
Is.- for years, uud after looking the
lield over during the day, states that
he had baas most agreeably surprised
at the flattering prospects He will
not only have charge of the Carnival
Uueen leeluri . out Mdmuriiv offers to
do anything elx- in his isiwer, stating
inut in- will work day and night to
wards the MMXNaai of the enterprise,
lie will be vuluable in many other
ways thai in connection with the
Carnivul tjiieen arrangement.
Alter tin- meeting tonight aanonsaa
nienlh will In- made loinormw, and
voting fur the carnival QnaeD will
aOSUMOaa at once. This feature will
lie of great interest ami will serve to
stimulate interest during the tune in
tervening before the fuir commences.
The asMs iiilioii i- arranging to make
some valuable presents to the hub
who will serve as Carnival .iie.ui,
uud in the organization of her curt
there will be elegant costume- for her
majesty, and also for her maids in
waiting and ladies of honor.
For a Portland bxoursion.
Mr. LatbrOf interviewed a number
oi prominent wholesalers uud manufacturer-
while iu Portland und a-
snioo ii, cm inut s-ople here were going
to attend the Portland Fair and Carni
val in large numbers and solicited
upon the prim iple of reciprocity that
representative Portland men consent
to visit Pendleton on "Portland Dft "
upon which occasion an excursion will
ho run here, a low rate being secure I
from the railroads. They responded,
enthusiastically, expressing deep in
toreat in this section of the country
and were apparently di -in ns of com
ing here to meet tin- business men and
residents of this section. It j- aa peeled
that "Portland ley will be u greut
dav, imbed.
The Portland I Sir and t 'urn Ivstl pre
puruliom ure progressing rapidly, ami
wean- going to have a great elbibl
tiuli. The Pendleton l-uir and Carnival
coming iSUUadlatoy at the close of the
ouo iu 1'ortlaiid, cuuses no conllict of
dab-, and In ii" '?' uS rHM inb-rlere
with Ihe ntber
A aambat nl matters were taken up
in Portland an ! failure n-sulb-d in no
one of them. This week w ill witm-s
energetic work along al! lines and tie
heads of the various departments are
urged to real lis that an Immenw
mount ol work is before us. Then
is time asosgh to carry the matter to a
neaasrfol Irene hot so lima la waste.
Let Pendleton people continue In Ihe
spirit of hearty co-cneration and suc
cess is assured.
J. C. Saltmarih Still Lives.
3, C. Saltmar-.li. Who was injured in
tin-railway aeeident in Pendleton on
lust Thursday evening, is still at Cole's
bcanltal. lie is rational and afj
weak. I cing unable to lit up. Hi'
skull wui) o badly manned that a
isirtion of brain matter was removed
iv Surgeons Vincent and Cole. The
condition of Mr. Saltmarsh is stil!
very precarious, ami it cannot Is- at
present predicted whether or not he
w ill recover II - condition Ibis after
St i Ii such a- in u re ins tr lends rea
son to hos- for the beat.
sale of iseegi
a deal war rjonenm mated a fan dayi
ago in Baker Cltt whereby mini bead
of sheep changed hand- ami a cluck
for nearly S),wO nuned in payment.
The sheet Were the liroln-rtv iflillle
Brer. . of Baker, rays Ihe Democrat,
and wa one of the linest BOORS in the
nontry, The purchaser was Mr. Nealy.
the Well known Idaho ilieep man. The
sheep an now ranging a short distance
south of tin- fltv. but Will Ix- trull--ferreil
acn-s- inakl river into Idaho us
soon us cisil weather rati iu.
The tost of War DitpatahCf.
London newspapers an- "pointing
with pride" lo tin- mwrmooi expense
they were put to in the matter nl tele
grams from South Africa. For ex
ample, the Morning Past paid iit.mi
for on,- of Mr. Winston uhnrcblll'i
telegrams let long since, and its
friends chuckle eeeordlngly. We have
in mind om-dispitcli that est the Nee
York Herald ;n00 during thewur w ith
Spain, und tln-n- wen- several others
rseelved bv other tonmaii that ware
not SMMb cheaper.
el
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Has raised the brokers' prl e
of tea ten to twenty canst pal
i oiimi on a nut oi bankers
refusing t. adtSBOl any mom y
on tin- nan rjion.
And while enffee- have rai-.il
considerably we an -t:,. selling
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tor twenty-tiv)- rents, the
(or the money iu Oregon.
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Kirk s Toilet Soaps
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t.vjtmiy tut ii kspt is a Irtt
115 Court St.
ay, and reports ;F(DIT
iSooo
Lots 1 i, 8, 9. i Oaiid
11 in Block ti. Re
serve Addition lo Pen
dleton, opposite Wash
ington & Columbia River
Railroad depot, will be
sold at reasonable prices
CO.
E. Ml. LYONS &
ST. JOE STORE
Very Up-to-Date Line of Goods.
Every Department Full of Bargains.
Rst n Building. Court Street
i
rx x. r i
ireei rciir ana
Harvest Carnival
Pendleton, Oregon,
September 18th to
22nd, 1900.
I
Inclusive.
The Attractions
will be Numerous
and Novel.
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HEADQUARTERS: EAST OREGONIAN BUILDING,
COR. MAIN and WEBB STS., CORNER ENTRANCE.
$115 to $130
each. The lots are ex
cellently located and are!
only five blocks from
Main street. Apply to
East Oregonian Building.
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