East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 21, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextXMAS PRESENTS FOR EVERYBODY. GLOVES, MITTENS, UMBRELLAS, TIES, HANDKERCHIEFS, LITTLE MEN'S SHIRTS MUFFLERS AND COLLARETTS. For the above MM the window of eaver Bros. Dry Goods Co. in " at , m BAY, MBKR 81, MM. vi n,hiihiHaii ii IM lin lliiuinnnvnwvui . 11 stopv. a Nnsoectod ,'i .1 - CllUon 01 wesiun. v... ,, ;ltl IK IIHH'llted til trim fur the (oIlOWlM 1 IT 111 I'lllll. Ir1 VI.I.IIIK L1MUHI ... . , i ... Mr. W . 1, I'll II' I . i Weill II I I' M Will vi'vinnii VI - ..i . ,i wa Ma v,..t,I j I" lie BSBDIIDwu lor an 1 .lull "I ""-' " , Ujj,i ,- .1 l."lll -HI ,1 , I, . it i I 'i r .1 u ' n .- ' : ' ,1 ll. niirni house, unuer tile 1 ,. .i rs ill rut' in- nc. in in.- i I . 1 Ill llttl'lll . i....... .v in ,ii.. returne, . h ... ,t, tic i hi 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 .mi i ro," . . r.. HtlVCS 111 Wc-loll ' ..in.. I, hi In, tin ii liiil lint -.' p r 1 .....I i af .aa fc ..irin ' ' ; .l...i... if.'.iiit.il .. hi. urn, nim "" " . bOUf '"' "' in" ii,w iniru vi. n . u. till.. riiMtlmi' 1 iriiciiin... p. 1'iii'k.T w.ii- iihivlully trippcl W I I I'. .11 ..ii liiu ,,,,nl,i, nrli forre Unit the loft I'nlliir Lull..!. W telLMlUU ll pnuimri uii-i-nei QlfPlil .ilHIHIIIl "I. l" li.nn.n . .... ,i i. fin. iii'i'ms vi" irui ' , MfiUI. Ill in till lllltlnhle .l:' t'lnnn stock uml was I iiiviilson ti ih lurni He bus mure f the ni'iiitliH und '27 days, dioil at )i in bOBM in WcHtnn last Saturday at BlM a, in. J Mr. Storey had linon an mvulnl for boat three yearn, prior to 1 1 it, death. II,- wan a wil I -known anil NSpSOtad citizen of tli ih community. Ho whh I horn in Oswnuo ci unit i , N. Y.,.luiiuurv iM. 1823. anil ih.imrli.,1 tho. I if, 1 1.., .on,". bar 15, HKIO. Ho came to Oregon in 1876. and hud MM a resident of Wen ton for IT years. He was of IJuukcr parentage. He li'aves in bereavement u widow and two children, the latter heing MrH. Jmom Ashworth und tieorgc M. Storey. All reHlile at Wes toti. Story or a Slave. Tfl he bound hand and foot fur yearn bj the chaliiH ol disease Ih the worn! lorni of Hluvrry. 8 Mr 1). Williams of Man cheater, Mich., tells how such a slave wa. made free. He says: 'My wife has heen hi, helpless for five years that she could not turn over In lied alone After iutn two imttlcH of Elactrlc Bitten, ibe wiimlerfiilly Improved and able to do her own work." This supreme remedy lor female diseases quickly cures ner vousness, i- pe -i nielancboly, hcaduciie, haitkuclic, fainting and dl..y apelU ThU miracle working medicine Is a godsend to weak, sickly, run-down people. Every bottle guaranteed. Only ode. Sold by Talluian 4 Co., druggist! Mm' I j . i ! HolrC Ll. J .1 I I ll. Tl... II... I i 1 ' . ! I ' , ll I ' " . ' " ' '' ' '...! . '.. i. it'll hi. tu, ii I', n. u. ... I I I ... I... .1 f Iiv iiirv l'riihiv in JUHiico roiirt Mini reHiilled ill ll verdict JfieiiiluntH. K. M. rowan re- i ii i . :..i in I I ill Atlieua the didmiHe. K. Stnrev, imeil 77 yearn. 10 111 1 1 1 mav nits ! X Flnoy Um'keri-. Center ThIiIun Writing llnnkn, ( oinliinatioii iuok Can-i-. Tln'Hi, ure nice 1 ami you w ill net a liar- b price 0. K. O'DANIEL Mrl in.,..,. M........ MIL I. KTTB.lt FROM PAUL SHOWAWAY. He Is a Visitor at the Flatliead ARenny, Montana. l'aiil Hhowaway, hereditary chief of the. CuyiiHc IiidiuiiH, who is now u viaitor at the Klatheud agency, .Mon tana, in u letter to Iash MmirhouHe given out Home informal ion that would tend to allow that the I'matiHa brawn aro in hckkI demand tie IniHlmiKlM. 1'aul want' to know if the Indiann here are going to give a war dsUIM Ni YearV. lie Bttvn there are two Indian hraven und three Indian women there who want to coiue, ll the dance into he givjn. lie frankly addn : "They like to go to Umatilla for New YearV Two of the women are not married. They like In marry I'mutiHa hoyn. They are good-looking women." .Mr showawuy will remain ut the Flathead agent y until after Clirintinnn und will lie home by January 1. He aayn he ia now a I'lathead Indian no more Umatilla. In other words, while at I'lntheud he doen an the I'latheudern do. l,et me say 1 have used Kly's Cream Balm for oatarrfa uml oaa Ihoroacbly recommend it lor wliat it cluiinn. very truly, (Kev. ; H. W. Huthawuy, Kliza- iHltll. N. .1. I tried Kly's Cream iiulm, and to all ippaaramiai aB cured of catarrh. The tarrlbla haadinhai from which l long Hiiflereil are gone. W. J. Hitchcock, lute major V. s. Vol. und A. A. (ien. l.itii... M. Y. The I U I in iIimjh no irrilute or caime laaalng Sold hy dniL'giHtn at .rr0 eta. or mailed by Kly llrothern, .ri(i Warren St., New York. J 1 CfeClllS IU Proud of Another lot of Souvenir China just in. Elite French China Haviland & Co. China Salad Sets. Cake Plates. Cups and Saucers Lamps and stands of the finest. ILIli.. . C c i 1 ...... gon uakery & urocery M) .ill Court Street A No i Oregon Burli4ks for tale in carload lots. Address VAN ORSDALL & ROSS, Pendleton. Oregon, Tnn'i-a m -j mii mi na j i.i'vrr.1 w i.iisj i ' ,. .Si. I, ill. Im- rfHfncv. I . -. b ' u . ' . .lu.MniniihAui InalmnTj. Pains Bitif-'fiiT 6S?rirmiri s. &?iz?r$'&&v& oiiS-' cm SmT,:;: v?& Lu. a I., i. o im i yj ui .., - .-'',-'' i i.u.iiun in... AUarau. aisnop H m u r uo., man riuniti.uu, 1 AI.1.M4N t;u UttUUUIST.S. fltM U L.KTON , OHKUIIK. THK RURAL FRBE DELIVERY. TROPOSAL TO BSTABLISH A ROUTE FROM PBNDLETON. BaneMts and Drawbacks of 'he System Dlseussad The Movomont Is a ProKresslva Ona. It in proponed to establish one or two rural free delivery routes from Pendleton in accordance with the pro visions of the act of congress of Jan uary 15, 1900. The one most talked about, and whose meritn and drawbacks are being discussed is that leading up Wild Horse creek northeaptorly from Pendleton thence across the rich farm ing country to Kill ton, on the W. V ('. R, railroad, thence back to this city. One of the provisions in the law in to the effect that the route iiiunt he from 20 to 25 miles long. It must nerve not lose than I"" fiimtlius and should be so arranged that the carrier w ill not no required tu travel over the same ground twice in the Hume day. K. B. OloptOD has baen looking into the system and believes that it would be a good thing for Pendleton, as it would certainly he a great convenience to those living along the line and who would have their mail brought to tlieio by carrier daily, instead of having to travel from two to nine miles to town to get it. Mr. Clopton ban la-en in correspondence with ('apt. H. J. Ormsby, special agent of the jMistofTice department for the installins of the rural free da ivory in tit t- sect inn of countrv and surrounding this city, and has gained much information from a circular letter laRSlvao! from him. He has been talking it up in the city council, of which be is i, iiiciuIxt, and will furnish suitable blanks to u num ber of influential farmers along the proposed route, for the purpose of in citing t lie'o to proceed to make appli cation 'or the service uiitiriling to law. How to Obtain the Service. Present a petition, addrisneil In the first assistant postmaster general, ignad bj Iboaa who das Ira the service. This petition should be signed only by heads of families, and should BMBtiOD the nanbw in each family. It should net forth the nature of the country where the delivery is desired, whether denselv or sparsely populated. Um principal btomMom of the paopla) the oharaotai the muds, uml the dis tances which, under ordinary circum stances, each patron has to travel to receive bin mail und should be liccom- pimied. whenever possible, by a rough map indicating the route or routes proposed. This signed petition should Ih sent to Congressman Malcolm A. Moodv. or one of Oregon's senators, ut Wash ington, ll. C, witii a request that be indorse thereon his recommendation of the service asked, ami forward the petition to the department. Its Purposa Bxplained The purpose of the rnral free de livery system is to give postal service to those who have none, ami to carry the uiuils daily to remote rural com munities. The roads must be good. This is an essential pro-requisite to anv investigation. Those desiring the delivery must be prepared to put up at their own expense at some convenient locution which can he reached by the currier without tlistnoiit ing trom his huggv, appropriate urn! secure hoxe for tfie reception of the U. S. mails. Hural curriers ore not required to de liver mail to houses stunding buck from the mair. rout I. Method or Proeadur. ('pun reciept of u petition by the de partment, a special agent is detailed (0 visit tin- location indicated, to map uut a route or routes, and to select rural carriers to be appointed by the department. In all Mich cases the ad vice of the representative in congress, and also of the postmaster from whose ollice it is proponed tbut the rural de livery should start in sought und ob tained . Uural curriers give bond Tn the sum of $500, with two sureties. Kach Ixmd requires a 60-cent revenue stump to be utlixed thereto. All rurul carriers are under the control of the postmaster from whose ollice the service in estab lished. Kural curriers will take with them upon their rounds u supply of stamps, postal cards, etc. ; will Imi uuthori.cd to give receipts for money orders, und, if the patrons of the de livery so desire It, to enclose the orders, when grunted, in addressed en velopes confided to their charge. Opportunity Tor Farmars. Instructions are in preparation, und will shortly lie iawuad, authorising them to register letters, giving receipts for the name. Those who live along the nr. posed route will have to get in and do their purl if thuy wisli to have the system inaugurated. They ure the ones who will he mostly hcuotilod, und upon them v ill fall the work of preiariug the patition and getting the requisite number of signers They will he assisted in their efforts in obtaining the necessary blauks and in other ways, but will uuve to signify tliut they want it by their actions, before others will take steps to coax them to accept the service. . - Prevented a Tragedy. Timely information given Mrs. Ueorge .. ng of New Htraitaville, Ohio, prevented u dreadful I raged v and saved two lives. A frightful cough hud lung kept her uwake every night. She hud tried many remedies and doc tors but steadily grew worse until urged to try Dr. King's New Discovery . One bottle wholly cured her, and she writes this marvelous medicine also , ttte l Mr. Iioug of u severe attack of pneumonia. Such cures are positive proof of the matchless merit of this griiud remedy for i tiring all throat, chest and lung troubles. Only ,rAV ami (1. Kvery bottle guaranteed. Trial Isjtthis free at Tiillmun ,v ("o.'s. drug store. , .UltatM IUMS MICH. Psndlaton Aoadamy and Hlirh School Teams In Apposition Saturday. Incitement is lngi, on account of the football game to tie played on the lower Altu street grounds on Saturday ufteruoou tomorrow , couimeiiciiig at J ::k) o'clock. The teuuix of the Pen dleton academy and High tjchool will be in apposition. The teams are so evenly mulched tiiut there is sure to be good sport for spectators. Friends of the two institutions of learning will he present to countenance cie.ui foot ball and cheer the good plays, no matter by which side made The personnel und positions of the team.- are us follows) Pendleton Acudemy tShick, center; Baker, right guard; Curgill, right tackle; tve l. in, I right end ; shull.left- fuard ; Kennedy, left tackle; Sullivan, uft end : Slustiur, left hall ; Hill, cap tain, right hall ; ltuppe, quarterback ; Lewis, fullback. High school Borie. center; Kenn, right guard; Coon, right tackle; Bbuarman. right end; Taylor, left guard; Orpnin, loft tackle; Jim Wyrick, loft tnd; Will Wyrick. loft half ; McCartv, right half; I .a Hone, captain, quarterback , Gard, fullback. Stevens, regular fullback, is sick and tumble to play. Nhtiorman, Coon and Bonn, will la' in the lineup for the first time in a big match, but they will show they are equal M the occasion. SCIENCE SCORES AGAIN. A Preparation That Will Destroy the Dandruff Germ Discovered. linallv the scientific student has discovered a certain remedy for dan druff. When it first became known that dandruff is the result of germ or parasite that digs into the scalp, and saps the vitality of hair at the root, causing falling hair and baldness, biologists got to woik to discover some preparation that will kill that germ. After a voar's labor in one laboratory, the dandruff germ destroyer was dis covered ; and it is now embodied in Newhro's Herpicide, which besides ciirint: baldness, and thinning hair, siieodilv and )ornianoiitly eradicates dandruff. "Pestroy the cause -you re move the effect. " DAY OF EXECUTION. Columbia George and Tua-Tua Don't Have to Die Today. Today is the date set by Judge Kllis tor the execution of Columbia OaotM and Tua-Tua for the murder of Annie Kdna on the 24th of last August, but the hanging did not take place. tv: unci Parsons and K. .1. Slater, counsel for the Indians, appenled their cases to the supremo court, and the matter will remain as at piesent until that body issues its mandate to the circuit court. This action may be taken by the supreme court shortly after the holidays at Salem. The ordinary way would he for the supreme court not to take it up until tin1 May term nt Pen dleton, this city being the assistant capital of the state as regards holding supreme court. Kven after the mutter hud been heard by the supreme court iinlgcs it will lie some tune thereafter bafON they hand down their opinion and issue their mandate, so the chance- are still gissl for the con demned prisoners to live at leant for several months. nearness Cannot oe Curod liy local nppltcalioiiH, im they cmitinl rem-h Itir ,t 1 portion of the oar. There I. only one way to eure di'Kfncim, htkI thnl Is by con'stltll tloriKl rcnictllev iH-sfneiis ii i-niiMcil by an in tlmmeil ronilttlon of I tie miicnii. lining of the KiistHi-hlHU tuts'. When this tuts' jrrtH in flKtnott you linvo a rumtitinK .omul or Lay per ledt ticarttiK. am! when It i entirely cio.nl iluaf Hess t. tiie ruiiult, anil unle.n Hie luHaniins llon csu Ih' taken out mii-I tills tulie renlored to it. norms! eonitltlon, i,, , . will ts' ilc.trnyi'd torcver ; ntnc eft.,', out of teti r eiiu.eil hv catarrh, which la n.itli I nv but an tutUmeil condition of the miieous aurfacc. We will (live one hundred dollar, for any eavo of dcafne.. (canard by eaiarrti) thai esiiuot tie rured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Hen, I for eircular., fret. r. J. CIIKNKY .V. t il., Toledo, 0. Sold by all druEIiata, lie. Hall's Kanilly I'llli, are KM he.t. Arrivals at Hotel Pendleton. II H Pitts, St Louis. H 1. Sisler, Portlantl. J A Livingston, Portland. T P Stevens, Spokune. II C Hock. Portland. tieo P Williams, Portland. W M Hudio, Walla Walla. l.ouis Talbot, Spokane. .1 If Klis'ckner, Spokane. J C Barrett, Portland, 0 A Whale, Portland. (i S Youngman, Portland. B II Ctitnuti, Port hind. A S Heatfiel.l, Spokane. W Bollons, city. Maggie I. Peters, Seattle. A P Morse und wife, Portland. Burgess, Chicago. T T Mugee, Loalavllle. T Daniel Kruw h v . M.-- M.irv tin 1 ill re it. Miss Alice .IoIiiihoii. 0 Beiley. .1 B Arnosy. M iss M innettu Piurrelt. Harriiigtoti Keynol,!-. 1 rank Muthera. H Cushmun. Mr DoflUld. Miss t'uli ill. M iss IiUiiders. Mrs Landers. Mrs Spluue. Mr. Travels I) 11 McCartney. Mr und Mrs Wallace Shaw. Clarence Chase. Dyspepsia can Im cured by using Acker s dvsMpsia tuhlets. One little tablet will give imineiliiite ridief or money refunded. Sold in handsome tin hone at L" , hv brock Mct'oinas. As to Prescriptions W 'Cis"..- vv" '"r; when phykiciaus ris:uiuiiiend you to have them comsiuuded by us, what ilues that mean? simply the certainty on their part that you will get exactly what is proscrilstd - the right quantity und the right quality, which is even BOM important. But we go forth! than that, fur we take honest pride in our skill in compounding. BROCK A MoOOMAS DBCct.lsTS Corner Mulii and Court St., Pendleton. I Karl's Clover Root Tea di MuUftM the Cotiiplextun, Puriftw th Wluod-Klvt-Mti Krenh.C lt-.tr Skiu. Curei.'un fWPioo, lutligtMtiun. and all Krupttoat of v i t A" 4rDla fjisKtlva Nttrvu ionic Sold on boJuU KuuiauUe bjr all u,Mll a. BOt i, OUc. and fH.UU. . C. WELLS 4 CO . La' HOT, M. V. OLC MOPMIITOM 0RDINANCF. NUMBER 37.1. An Ordinance Enroralna the Use of Water etert ana Deflnkna the Kind ot Meters to Be Died, and the Time When Said Meters thall Be Utod. Section 1. On and after the tlrst day of April, 1901, the use i f water meters by all consumers of water from the Pendleton water works shall he compulsory, anil the city will not supplj water oxcept to consumers who use water meters and comply with the other provisions of this orafnanoe. Section 2. On and after the passage of this ordinance and its approval by the mayor the kind of water meters to ho put in hy consumers of water from the Pendleton water works phnll he the A. A. Crown meter, made hv the National Meter company, and Mid meters shall deinstalled in (MMSpllanc with the rules of the Pendleton Watel works, and said meters shall at all times b0 subject to inspect Ion and to be listed by employees ,if the Pendle ton water works. Section :l. It shall ho the duty of the superintendent of the Pendleton water works to enforce the use ol meters which will correctly register the consumption of water and it shall la; binding on tlu consumer to use a meter which will correctly register the consumption of the water. Section 4. The charue for water supplied shall be payable as soon as the monthly inspection of the meter has Ih'cii made, and if not so paid the amount due shall become a lien mi the FOal property and shall be entered in the record of liens and the collection thereof shall be in the manner of other I lens on real property. Section ft. Any one violating any of the provisions of this act shall nave the supply ol water shut off, and a line of two dollars shall be collected befote tht water shall again he supplied. Section ii. This osjlinant c shall be in effect on ami uftc its passage hv the common council and approval hv ! thi mayor. Passed the common council thin 99th day of Norombar, 1900, Worso Than War. Hundreds are killed in war, but hundreds of t housiimls ure killed by oontnmptlon. Tbera would ba do deaths at all caused by this terrible disease, if peoulo could Is' made t, un derstand that BhUoh'l cough uml con sumption cure is a sure remedy if taken in the early stages. ctn., .'! ' Is. and tl a Kittle. Ornggints will refund the money if a cure is not effected. Tull M A Co., leading druggists. Holiday Sale. The Cnion I'acitic has announced that its lino will he double trucked DOtWOOa Cheyenne and IVnver, and that work on the proposed improve ment will be I in earlv in the spriinr. rhe Peoples VrVftfohoUM is Um boil lighted store in town anil is very picas. int tu shop in. HtUldrodl of prcttv articles suitable for holiday gift, Lott Of BMgMIt fabrics arc shown here. Yon are no askeil to buy. The holiday tlisplav is voiip. to .ultimo. Should you wish to buy you will And pricoi most moilerate. You will find hundreds ol baigj.uns, t otirleoiis ipuck service and prompt ilelivery, The sooner you ( tune the better alte'ition we will be aide to offer you. Until December .'(tit we will forward frOO ol chtfgO to anv rail road point m ()rei;on. Idaho or Washington ill holiday purchases ol us amounting to $$oo u over. Shoe Store 7 lb Main St I ry Goodl Store 7 1 S Maui St. Clothing Store 720 Main St. o 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Take them to day and you'll be well to-morrow. Baldwins Cold Cure Tablet NoBB ((old in head ) NoCureNoPaytfc & 9 9 o 9 9 9 9 9 o iSond for frmm ftosnul and Msdiial t V -a-W m paaaaijiwejM . rrs.eia.e jq Fit aau iiv HitMi K a M'coMAfa )H KKH ..The Glen Ellen Wine Vaults.. Your Christmas Dinner may he fine - but it will not be COtnplote unless Slipplemi.tiled by a nl.iss of our delii ion . CALIFORNIA WINE. hir inv Qrspe Brandy ,., will 'ii' ;i delightfki). flavor and ROi1 to puddings ami minoonieal It will make your A. KLINE & CO., ( ihristmai dinntr "l,"":i,,!;;,,;,I';l"u" g brilliant lUOOOM. Court neai Johnaon Btrsst. The welbknoHii und retiuhle sMieial LsSS treats private chronk and nervouM dlseatee of men only, lb, ttopt dls eharKes, euros seeret hlood and hkiu diiioiuH'H, soros und Hwollinxs, narrOM tlehilily, hopoSHMf and other weak iwsHos Iif manhood. Ho correets the were! errors of youth und their torriblo offects, loss of vi tality, pulpiUition of the heurl, loss of memory, ile-pundnney uml other troubles of mind und Isnly, caused hy tho errors, SMSSSBS and tiiNuusos of men uml liys. lie restores lost vigor und niunly Mwers, removes deformities und re storer! the organs to health. lie Mat curve disruoHs cuuseil hy inerciiry uud und other poiaONSM drugs. Hi. Walker, luullioit. are iKiilar uml M n un flc. lie umj. nu lialenl llu.lnilii. i,r ruaily i,,,.,, ,reparatlulii, tint cure, tint ilLitamt. hy tbliroUtfll mttllliai to nii ii i ' Hi. Hew aaajj lillll'tMlll lie Kill free tu all lilt ll rillll ili mlll., lliulr tioulile I'atii-nt uiireil al li'iun . Uriu. reatumalde. llunr. ;i 10 .; ilally, i, i., eunilu.. Suu'lav. in to u only, t.'uu.ultatiuii tree ami McruUly cunliilvulial. ll nu M ii'Miua. DR. WALKHk. Ituririi at., tiiifu.r Al'lur, I'orclatet, tlnisiiii. taflaTaaBi VaVTSjillllsSSB Jm&smmm &kww Hilti SI Gnu UI'.O. DAKVI2AU, Piop Klefiaiitly Kurnlsbed. Steam HMteC Huropcan flan. I'.Iik k and e-h.lf Iram depot. Stniplt Kooti In connection. Koom Kate 50c. 75c. Sl.00 CHICKENS. Now is when Heel Meal makes Kks, Hone Meal shell, Mica (int aids digestion, I. . I ''out Is keep them healthy C. P, COLIiSWORTHY. Poultry Supplies. Hay. (.rain and Feed. I in -..il. Ii, I allium, .V o., ilflljjylaUt. ...OUR MOTTO... "BEST GOODS FOR LEAST MONEY" Tho largatl itooli in tha eiiy to Mlaot from. Our gooi iff liuuilit in aarload lots. Wu have tho AoMt liukury tlojiartnuuit in all of Kantorn OrOgOn, TO FARMERS and STOCKMEN Tho larjiOrit inf of Cannot! froodrf ovor LlfOQgbi to Pendloton. Big lino of Priod Fruits. rot our pricoa on Hauia, Lard and BfOOn! Host ('offoo for tho Monoy, CITY BAKERY AND GROCERY ft. Martin, Proprietor.