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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1901)
sat t'RDAY. jri.'i j:, mn 60 PAIRS Ladies' Button Shoes Pises Sv, to SS 50c Per Pair kid 30 Pairs Laidies Black . . OXHiROS . . Sis t. 5 at $1-00 WORTH FROM 12.00 I PAIR Why wear vour nice shoe tu tbe mountains when you can buy shoes at these prices CLEAVER BROS For stage tu Lehman Spring 10 0. F. Cook or Peter West For sale at a harps in , a short cnonter and shelving, both new. Apply corner Water A Johnson street. Dr. W. M. VaoPailao of Walla Walla will be at Bingham Spring from July 20 to August 30. Partiee visiting the springs can depend upon receiving medical attention if uwvasarv. Tbe home! teat man in Pendleton aa well as tbe handsomest, and other are invited to call on any draggiirt ami get fre a trial bottle of Kemp'a Balaam lot the throat and tonga, a remrtly that i guaranteed to care and rehevt all chronic and acute rough Mthma, bronrihtif and consumption. an. I M For aale by Tall man A Co., sole aget.te. pp'y TAITINQER HAD A STRIKE THBRSHING CU ASK IP FOB RICHER WAGES. a Lat TBea Be an Hired Anothar Lot ef Han. Nick Taitinger baa bad a strike for higher wage for bit thresh i no crvw, ; hat discharged the men. and alreadv ' baa another crew employed. He I : I ' be enabled to continae work withoot acceding to tbe demand for an increase in pay. Mr. Taitinger was paying the "going wagea," wbicb were from 11 M lor header-bed men np to the larger wage received by tbe men PWiyllg in ire important position in tbe bold. i eaterday they came to him and de manded t- for header -bed oien, with M0 Bodies Beeovered. Batann. Russia, July I?.-SIts bodies have Iwen recovered l mm the rain of the naval storehouse destl by an explosion a few days ago. Thev include thirty aoldiers" and three officers. Jiarovered in Montana and Commissioner Herman of the land ottii-e has suspended a. made during tbe preeent year under the timber and stone act. pending the BOMlaaiaw of a tall inveatigation and inquiry began sometime ago. The ap plication applies to al! states where -.he government timber land is pur chased and involves thousand' of Idaho. E22 m town VI On account of the timber land frauds . . ,.i i ,i j .u, .... . thev insiste.1 thev coold go. All bat He easily ioand other men 'ling to hire at the II M pro-e ami will proceed with his work. "Last vear." said Mr Taitinger. was tbe first farmer to grant an in crease to 12 to the men. and was cen sored by other farmers. This rensii'" I desire to avoid. Hence my action in thia instance. " Men are plentiful, aaid he. and seem as a ru satisfied with tl 'O a dav. JIM HiP IS THE FAVORITE The DON The familv of J. M Kergosun. for a will uni- Wls Onsi Sesm to Plek Him at th Winner or th Rlshi. Th nig .-nampi -nship giove conteat J '? tod.T ,or T' P"8 will In- de-iiled tonight at the r raier ""r """'"l- opera boose, and the enthusiastic) John Brinkly, who is in quaranrme lovari of the mar.lv art sport of Pan- with smallpox, is progressing aatistai - Practical Boot and BBS Men. BREVITIES. window shades at Cieaver framed latest wall paper at Jaa. A. Howard. Farm loans. 110 waved on bicyclaa. Noll's. Hack for Taal springs, telephone Main 7B. Boy yonr Murphy's. f 1 shirt waist, no Broa. Dry Goods Co. 6 duck so. is. now 12. IW. Cleaver Broa. Dry Goods Co. Have yoar pictnree etylas at Murphy's. New design in Murphy's paint store. We are closing oat trait jars at coat at tbe standard Grocery i Cherries, peach plnnnt, urv.-ii u: vegetables at Hawl . Brother All kinds of lunch goods and saasa .ng supplies at Hawley Brothers You can save money now by i.uviug yoar jara at toe Standard gtocen First claaa wheat pasture lot sattis and horae. Inquire ol Peter Wi: 25c summer goods to close a: per yard. Cleaver Broa. Mrv , Co. Midsummer sale of wash good- me half price. Cleaver r.-- Irv Uooda Co. Boiled ham, root beer, chip potatoes, fraab egg, new iKitatose. Ml Hawley Itmtners. Finest bams and lard on the market. Home product; try it, ila guaranteed. Mchwars a Graalicb. Lost Between Pendleton and Hock, a pair of fine shoe. r I lajt please leave at tbis ortif lee cream for parties and lg aoctablaa at apecial BrBBBi qwality guaranteed. Candy Iuttoi. Will sell tbe tarnishing of a hve room cottage cheap, almost new. In quire at Alexander A Hester's. For rent Seven room house, ot shade, ail blocks from -Main street on Waat Webb. Apply at this utti Crescent bicyclaa on tbe install nient plan at tbe Crescent agency in the Fast ' Oregon i an bailding. payment f. a week, no interest. James B, Turner H barnev , ui " father of John Turner of Canyon City, died Friday evening. Joly lv, at Burna, after a lingering il.nese caused by bright - di dielon will flock to the ringside to t. ii the outcome of the encounter. The men, Toby Irwin and Jim Popp, Are in excellent condition for tbe mill and both are confident ol victory. They have trained fatthfullv and koto have a large number of admirers who hs-e anbonndad faith in their and will back their men with giod hard dollar of the realm. Never Ml '.here been so much interest ex cited over a similar event slated to take place in this city and it is almost an assured thing that the opera house will be packed to th doors when tbe brat boot come on. It has been de cided to start the first preliminary hoot at 9 p. m. Tbis will give tboae sTB have to work late a chance to see tbe entire nrogram. Tbe second noot. a six roand affair, between Dal law O'Harra and Frank Croat, i.H-i. is also attracting much atten tion, will be pat on a boat 9:90 and .he mam event, 15 rovnd between Popp and lrwio, will be called at admit 10 p. m Popp th 0ldr. -.vera, wagers have been made about aMM BB the result of tbe big bout and Popp seem tc be a favorite in the Bj This i doe no doabt t tbe advaoiage he ha over Irwin in tbe matter ol ring expertaer. Popp baa lieen in the ring some eight year, while Irwin baa not yet seen th end of tu second season at the same of hit and atop. A a puncher of hi fal low men. the Canadian baa been a very successful man and has kepi him self in tbe beat possible shape. H ia now aboat 2? year of age, while hit opponent is bat 19, and coald hardly BB termed a seasoned ringster. Thia ia probably the reason for the wiae una electing f opi s ttie prolahle winner tonight. bull, Bidoy Bishop, Irwin's mana ger, aays he will bat a little mooev on B) and feel morally certain that he ha a good cbanc to win. Tonight matter how the affair terminate the audience will -see tbe heat pugilistic card ever offered in tbis part of the state. They weighed in at 3 p. m at tbe H del Pendleton, both being under the '. IH-pound limit. Keeder and for Tacoma to F'riday baring in tbe torilv towards recoverv Mr and Mrs. L. B daughter left last night remain for a short time. Kimer Knight came home evening from Crook BBtJBtT, been tnere for severs months mines. C. E. Redfield passed tbroagb Pen dleton on the Fridav evening fast ! mail, en route to New York and other I cities of tbe east. Rev. E. E. Fix, who was in Pendle ton for some time in the interest of tbe Y. M. C. A., came back irom Tbe Dalle Fridav evening. He is now living on the Dixie ranch owned by C. B. Wade, in ttie Camas valley. Frank Satterlee. foreman of the Fast Oregoniac. came home this looming from the Sound. He has en loved a mouth of vacation in vanoo- place and returns again to tax up hi dot tot in the mechanical department of this paper. D. H. Hunter formerly of Pilot Kock, in the sheep hainea. has re turned to IVndielon Irom a basine trip through Montana and W- iming He alao v mi ted in Virigma. 1' tbe extreme not spell ha was la sTbsJS ing. W. 'a.. and said that people were greatly suffering. Mrs. E. Vsncil and daughter, Mrs. Brown of Modesto, Ills., arnrsd Fri day nigbt from Baker City. Mrs. Vancil is an aunt of Elaier and Clifford Cleaver. Mr. Brown also came to Pendleton in the evwntng of Friday, from Spokane, were be had gone from Baker City aboat ten days ago. E. P. lodd, of tbe Tribune, lias re turned from bit summer RaJttajL Me was with tbe Maxamas, wbo climbed Mount Hood, and visited at Olvpmia and eisewbere after making tbe Mount Hood journey Mr. iHxid DCi home a complexion that unlioate moun'.air. and ssa brasses have been quite liberal y t'pon presentation with ; $5.00 purchase of Ci las ware. Lamps. Crockery Granite, arc Soapa, Stone ware etc. CUT THIS OUT It's worth 25c. We pji cent- to In-ar' Owl Tea House lellv cl,(ssey dozi ST. JOE STORE We .ire offering Great Bargains In all departments of our store. Save Money by Trading With Us. LARGEST STOCK COUNTY to SELECT FROM. LYONS MERCANTILE CO., (.OLDEN RILE vor. t-OUrt and Ua. PENDLFTft nr. The Place to Buv : : : : Is where v. hi ran fet quick and cheap pru-es. I'nt in your order for header lel8 water tanks and feed racks. Best line of Lumkr. Lath. Shingles, Build inc paer. Tar paper. Lime and cement. Piekstc Plaster. Brick, Sand. IfotUdillff Screen lor- A Window. Sitsii & Do. rs. Terra Cotta Pi-. htfkiM Rahtf Mill M Lumber hri R. FORSTER, - Proprietor. Shades. Curtain f'nies. Mirrors Undertaking F'ariors in Connection Our midsummer Furniture sale is the center of attraction and de serves unusual attention. Wheth er vou intend B0 furniidi your house complete or just contemplate the addition of a few necessary pieces, tbis is your opportunity. Over twenty-five different stvlcs of Iron Beds Dressers. Commode. Parlor Fur niture. Carpctli Mattings. Window Picturers. Habv Cabs, Go-Carts, etc. Steam best El Amertrs.il I Bans n twr,. : vs rsiat br A. RADER, Main and Webb Sts. t 1, in . Commercial Tr.,i, , , ww Mnc Sample Kooms Special ttentlsn Qin Country Trad. CONK VI) KOiH.ER T I " r a a 1 . 1 lie wunnuiN Issued Week! v u ;m;.., 1 D. ' "in J. UI Editor and Publisher Lincoln, Feather Dusters. The largest and best line of feather dusters BVW displayed in Pendleton JOB COLKS WORTHY INJURED Rail 00 a Piaea of Slaa! and bavar an a nary. Joe I'oleewortiiv, on of Cbariaa t -ileaworthy, fall 00 a piece of stiarp tteei Friday evening, and alarmed Ids parents verv moth. For a time tney (eared tbat'ba would blwad to death Jos bad .n bi handa a piaea of steel, aboat an inch wiJr and sharp at one end. and while walking toward, the Bssaaa at bis borne stumbled and fall on tbe instrument, cutting an artery in bis cheek. Pbyician ware called, altar a da isy caused by faaure to gat telephonic communication promptlv, and tbe B 4 blond was Mopped with aome ditfacnity. I'anger, if any, ia from puasiLle h!ood poisonina. bat tb attending physicians think tbis Brill not sat in Bk 1 1 in good condition today, and will be al! right in a few days. DKATB sns Sufsr OR BBS QUICK. Prom Consumption bines a It. Mrs. Nellie Quick, wile of Cbariaa , testa , died at the residence of Mr. Jay, on Tnompson street, at 2:30 a. m. 1 Krida of quRk nuusumption. Sbel a II vear. and C months old and ' .- nnrlfr.ii with '.lit- dl sin-'r Mav '. The lunrra. s,-r 1. Mr- vu r pla4 laar't former home. TALLMAN & CO Championship Contest. 16 ROUNDS At tin Fraer Opcru Saturday l-v nmj;, July 27. TOBY IK WIN, of San Francis, to, Champion lightweight u( Call iornia Versus JIM POPP., of Toronto, Canada. Two preliminaries, one of tour tbe other of six rounds, by local men will precede the main event 25 ROUNDS OF BOXING Prices Reserved seats, ft gal lery, 50c. Tickets on sale at popular resorts 11 Daisies ms Weeia. N" discovery ia medicine has aver created one quarter of tbe escitasMsjt that ha been caused by Dr. King' New Discovery for Consumption. It's wvervtft test bave iamn oa hopeiess sisSlsai ot consumption, poeuiuonia, hemorrhage, pleuriav and bronchitis, thousands of whom tt has reelored ic peri.-. . !. rur coUKhs, cands. asthma, cmup, hay later, hoarseness and whooping cough 1: 1 the quickest, ur?t rare in the world. It is sold ny la.lmaii A (... vim guarantee aatis- Houae taction or refund money. Large boti.t SUc and 11. Trial bottle free. Walla Walla. Statesman: Mondsv night a part', ill leave for Portland and the roast. Thev are C. B I'nton, Mrs. John L. sbarpaiein. Miss Chapmai, and Matw. 1 napmaD Miss 1 trace Johnson . wbo ha- seleeted as a teacher ! Latin in the high school for the ensuing term, has resigned and the school board has elected Miss Jessie Haskins el Boo- kane to nil tbe vacancy. The reason for Miss Johnson s resignation was s pr.apective trip on the sea of mutr monv, ber mmpanion to be Gov Turner of Walla Walla. Hsppnsr lioies: Dr. M. U Metxier returned lueauay nigh: trom a ! s visit witb friends at Fillgard and Pandle Ion. Senator J W Morrow am! W 1 Dot tor. left !-t Saturday for a week I or lo-day's outing at Mclu0v spring Jack ilatloek, bis sister. Miss Nora, bis wile's sister and her brother al. left for Canyon Citv the nral of tbe 1 week. Miss Bertha Adkins returned Isat Friday evening from a month s visit witb relatives and friend, at Dayton, Waitatmrg and other point in Wash ington. Proi. D. V. b. Keid and alls and . Supt. J. W. Shipley lelt for the B.ue monntains laat "unday morning, and (will spend several days in tithing and hunting. J. N. Keman, the O. K 4 N. agent 'at tbis place, was taken to the M Vincent hospital at Portland last Mon 'dav, where be will be treated lor s very severe csae of inuacular rheuma nam. Mr. Tbompaon, wbo took charge of the U. K. a ' agency at heppoer jut alter the railroad was erected I point 13 year ago, is again in bis old stall Refilling the poaitiou during the il.nea of Mr. kernau, tbe regu.ar agent. Uaselte: Mis Maggie Law, who ha been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. P. liutton, left for her borne at Pendle ton Friday. Baker Clljr. Herald: M. A. butler leaves this biaursion la Beabam. Tomorrow thr o. K. a N Co. will tiaawtj SB Meacham and return at thr very iow price of fl. The train iravea al t:16 a. m., returning, ar rim lb Pendielun at lU:eU p. at. . . Trainer Cieers anuooncwd at Clevw land, that he could not get the Abbot IB BOaditioa to race C'reecwu- at Brigh laatttl for UjM0 a aide, Augut BJJ thai da'r C'reeceu wt.l g an rxhioition race u beat thr wor.d s I, and on ttie following Sunday will trv tor the wagon record. BARGAINS i SHOES Ladies' Orfords. Men's Tan Shoes and All Short Lines AT COST Coum: and examine goods and get prioea. THE PENDLETON SHOE CO. Win. Fiuguraid, Manager I evening for a week's tirp to the coast accompanied by hi little daughter. Ella, wbo will viait friends in Pvndlv tun. Ualoo. Ko publican Judge fw of Pendle ton was attending to busmen 10 the circuit court bele this week. Prof. K. b. on a 1 in arrived from Pallman last week and 1 atmuding bis vacation at the home of his mother in this city. We ion. Leader it Alexander ot t'eudie ton and Cieo. Webb, ea-tale treasurer, of La Grande, were in Wtoi. Pridaj frank. Fred and Mary Flatsbsr, -our and daughter of W. B. Fletcbaf the aaw mill man, were Pendleton visitors Tuesday, where each of them tiled 00 a .(iiarter section of mountain illib. Mrs. Belle Clopton of Peiidietou and Mrs. Kutb Carter of Portland whom old-time reaaleuti. will remember as the daughters ot H B Orilhth, were u Wesloii Moulay renewing tbe a - juaintaucee of laug syne Many of Weston people are goue. or going, to the moon la in 10 avoid tb beat wbicb ia getting rather norrid ia tbe valley. Among those wbo went tbe first of tae weak are Mr. I. B. baling and daughter, Mr. Con. They are slaying al tbe baling ranch Mrs. Lillian Fredericks and Misses Tena and Maggie Proa bale! are camped at Cold Spring. Mrs Barnes and Mrs. Llsais Murphy intend 10 go up tu the latter place aandav . The Columbia Lodging House NEWLY FTRNI8HED BAR IN CONNECTION IN CENTER OF RI.oi'K BET AI.TA AWEBP. - - F. X. SCHEMPP. Prop. CRESCENT BICYCLES The Wheel that is Stt High In Quality Prices From $22 to $60. Road wheels; - $35. Racers, - - - - $50. Chain less Crescents $60. Boys and Girls Wheels $22. 1900 Models as low as $15. $20, $25. ('rescent Watotlf supplied with spring frames aud Morrow counter l-rakes or with either. Terms of payment to suit customers, with no interest fall and get u ' aulocue. CRESCENT AGENCY. East Oregonian Building. Hotel Pendleton Terms May able is Ad One ear. Six Months Three .lonths Single Copy No traveling canvassers i ployed. Terms for Iocs! will be sent on application money should bg sent trv order, Express order, or b draft on New York or Ch Do not send individual cat stamps. The Commoner per year Weekly Last Oregonian... Semi Weekly East Oregoniai Daily East Oregonian Address East Oregonian. rertgTi'.'ton, NKW LIN Jo and from u I S I I I w, Solid J rani - New Equipment idc 'estl Enquire atri't Tkf.1 0. R A 9, Cc..m MBfLL. Coli'I.A 141' Third St.. PoftiaaL oar sag ad m tn lias u su ad out rstiir ;n us do van I'. U Iid I RE-TIREINO or BBS repkiriD i.im I ijo-. ..... o: I iLor..uti. Under Sew lanaement 1 Stnctlj Pirst-Ckx tiwaent Coisioe NEA8LE BROa i c m k co. W. J. SEWtLI., Manager WHOLESALE ANH RETAIL tery lodero Maul mm if mssnw, 1 Glff Oi a Trial. Kites $! 00 a da) Special Rata by lit) or montE Hen RAILWAY. EAST via SOUTIi -a BwastFfft tM s- siu aJ .IA) (i. uvsaaaBs Hairai. h t . , , for WJSJ sburtf. Ait '.lir t LUMBER DEALERS - Bar and Billiard Uuums TheBest Hotc Dran Bros., Props Meadguarterg for Traveling Men In Eastern Oregon. Successors to J. E. iMoore RIJ . ui t.0 p. B. IB broi Cor aUls Y taaaaaat kSU Yard on Wabb Mrrt Oppuaitv Hunt r '. Wr arc prwoarwl tv furnisii anytbiog in tbe lauibwr liu aud can guaraiitw I prica lo be si cboap, if nut clieaiwr tbao otber. W aiao carry a largv line of boors, Windows and Moulding. Parties ooateniplating building will do well to ssw us before placing their orders. We also carry Cascade Eed K.r wood. I'l.oiir Main W.-. TRANSFER TR UCKING, s T ok A c; E. CR0WNER & SON. L.ini.M ma..- a BUY THE Best Babbitt Metal IN 10 POUND BARS. For line shafting and all tarings of machinery of the mill or factory it cannot be surpassed': : i Made from Type Metal. East Oregonian Office, riei. Or. KjUr. Uil cauoIK SaliOAj. THKOIMUM TltaSTTS Hir Ali :ka".- t . t'H- Also Jspkli. ( 'lJSk2 vllm Aiid AuaUaUA tin. or CKSjaWJ B kUKMbd, Tlekst Acaut, Ttuid SC. fortUud. Or. OasmAMo 1... T.rn Ml 1 CI I 111 V 1 a3 VU.Tl""' ' I row W altars, Hroristsr. tb. -njr las ears! da? Rlour ii irlnsgiitl tor 7aasl Rlout, M1U Read, Caopid ' CURE TD0a.f' oa Band .jWasBBBBBBSW' . . BBBJ iTT fZZ ' 'wwaaaaa ejasasaVsaSaV rmiur' was - Q - "SJBJBJ -l-o, -sajjjjattl v.:... ",:hSit Pendleton Ukiah Siage I m . ll a . . . , a 0 . . .... u. ... k.. liidg,, Alba aod Ukiab i oiiuiiodations. Kiouable lrBB BSMsastas rate. . City office at Talliuan a Co atuta.