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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1901)
I laace accent VV. I ur thanks i PAPER RAILROADS NEWSPAPER 13 CORRESPONDENT BUILDING SEVERAL. ! 901 lnis bttTi the best We liave only our .1 ? ..... in the friends past success,. Our trade for m'i hirtory and ptr j we feel incompetent on tins occasion to lyrnu our sentiments. Nineteen hun- 1 W7 iL 1. drd MW none. f man, you. Sineteen hundred und two is ben. We wish lk., lnmnillPMM it. II1RV In Mi" With l'inn ""rr " -7 r o sjehig you Hapjjy New Year we remain. Yours ver trulv, Alexander Department Store a v-v 1 in ur- i jaiiuau wx He Even Talk of One From Pendle ton Into the Country South and West From Here. A corrasDondont of the Spokesman Hevlew. writing rrnm Pendleton un der a lOOMl date, speaks of a rail mart Into the interior an follows : It is said on lag authority of Pavld BoolOO, president of the Sumpter Val I ley line, that his road wil build Into ' Orant county. OTOgOO, In the spring from Wli It iif Houthwest through Orant Into Harney, terminating at Mill II R. The Oregon HailioRd Navigation i Mm. any has nlientlv made three anr 1 veys. and can approach the wealth producing sections of Orant county 1 1 1 mi three sides. Officials of the Northern Pacific an said US he looking longingly at the great Interior section, and It is gen ratty admitted that a race Tor car .rylng privileges or central Oregon Is probable nt an early date. It is thought the Intention of the BoOipteT Valley line to construct an extension, which will preelpltate the contest. if the Bonpter Vnicy bufldo, its line wll go either to Susanvllle or Canyon City ami thence south to Hums and wll prohahly tertnKat. ion miles iiirlh treasure!; C, F. Pcnient, serretai E. K. Saimo. 8. O.; D. TurnbttU, S S . H. C. Oaston. J 8.. M Murphv tv ler. Officers of Hlne Mountain lodge J. H. Btockwell, W. M. : R. F McLean. 8. W.; W. M. Van Patten .1 W . V 0. Hlaloek. secretary. H W Martin 8. P: H C. Oihson. .1 l : Charles D. Martin. 8 8 : ObOtfC K Ma loom. J. 8.; .1 L Colwell. tyler. At the close of the Installation a special spread as served A MIDNIGHT MYSTERY. How . W 1AA aw xc nines A I.. I ;ntal for a IU D....-.ft,t -j. miles tiirfhet on at Winneuiurca Nt The only leuslhle starttnn Dolttl lor the Northern Paclfle Is from fV'i'lle ton. the present terminus of one a hranch of the Washington Colir.c i la Rlvei rood Oppose Sumpter Valley. It is hinted In Inside circles that any .utemnt of the Huinptei Vallev The fgmoui Or V 4 Or ! Pianos louring to select a useful as well as a:i ornamental Christ-. us do uo Intl. i than hv limine a Schitninel 1'iano uundard ami Ineji rade make uf piano, luehK polished Ifatanteed and retail everywhere for $450 I handle these KI Irom the lac ton and can sell them at two thirds of the It- (.all and item 1 I tliesc maims and uttt a liarffam JOE BASLER 6tt m Main Street, Pendleton toy White Standard and keeler & Wilson to choose from Others from $20 to $30. Discount for Cash until Janoary J 902. ill line of ( ar pets. RugO, LOCO and Silk Cum, tins and fber Jt t;fc,itl leilucril prices lot ensh. Wall Taper I matting at cost. THE CARPET MAN. BUY THE st Babbitt Metal IN 10 POUND BARS. line .shafting and ail tarings of machinery the mill or factory it cannot be surpassed : : : lade rom Type Metal. nian Office, Pendleton, Or. line to I. mid. will he blocked !y the competliiK roads or hy the capitalists ol Ihe Interior themselves, who hear that line tin loc and want a different outlet than that line can ghrt, This leaves It up to the O. R. ft N. and i li Noi l hern F'ncllic lioth of which HSOI hnve either made snrveya or visits to the Interior. The tin v.rv in tne t) H ft N are alt trllmtary t lleppner. though they start sonic distant south of that point The most north erly crosses a divide, runs down the ninth fork or the John Hay and Is lost in the mountains n Mtrvey dlflcuM to carry out The second rims down tin middle link nt the .lohn Day to tap the Susanvllle district. Its M0MU terminus not Mag known, hut proh ably at Maker Pity. The third runs down the south fork of the John !nv throuKh a feasible country still, Canyon t'lfy and. It la thouitht will be extended to Hums. RttbW ol these surveys especially the Inst two or an extension of the Colitttblan Southern. Is considered feasible bv experts uccpiiilnted with the lay of the Interior. Klther is MpoOUtUy dt sired by Portland, who is in constant fear of some railroad move which will cut her off from ucttiiiK the trade ol the immense central portion ol eastern Oregon A Susan vllb man said today thai an outlet to the Tacoina Smelter and tbl Sun Kranclsco smelter via Pendle ton was what tin ) wanted "This." he said, "would make Port land ill villi her business with Spokane. Seattle and Taeoma 001 haps, hie wonld be bfttter fci llui city II. an seelna the Sumntef Vail) extend through thai ili - n. . ami I Inn down the Wlnnciuucca thus ti row Iiik whai niiKht Id ju - It. ilkv arn oitlot to Sai. '. root Ren At present Siumr. i!le mini haihis are pavlnv $! a tOO to have ore ear' rM Reaourcff of the Diatri.it. A niail I rum I'entllelon whethei it Is blllll h the Northern Paeitle 01 the 0. K ft N. would 0 first to I'llot Koek. draining a line wheat country. It would then have in pass tli rough a section whose output tor years, ami poHslbly lor all time, would be live stock The business now comes to the Northern PociOC anyway 'l1us would be the situation for over 40 mile: until the uorth fork of the John Ka.i mO readied The timber wealth is illusi rated by the tact thai a lagli tract is I2n mil - HttOil ami all is pine Wln-tli vi ail this is node tributary to the Washington cities to Portland or to San I'lamistti depends entirely on tin rood built. Next spring will piub abb tell the tale. Tin dungwr in iln llUBBtOI 'alle exteiisiuu is said by bOOlOOM and railroad BOB to be that tin KtOUOlOa front Hums m Winnemuna which Wiilllil Me ovel a level sagebiuall couniiv at comparatively, little 01 penai would ts all the produce of the Interior to WiuoOBluooa tboooa over the lOUtOOII Pacific tn OoUfOT- nia Supplies would come back TOO) "e umn.e uml everything would ne in Portland. PoadMoa Spokane uther cities. a Portland Woman Rendered a Service to a Hackman. A cltl7.en who for some unknown reason happened to he on his way home along Hroadway. In a section of Irvington. a few nights ago. says the Oregonlan. witnessed a rather amus ing Incident. It was near midnight whe na hack was driven rapidly up 1 the street and stopped in front of a rather elegant house and grounds The hackman Jumped down and open ed the door of the carriage and said something to the occupant or occu pants, but appeared to get no satis factory answer, as he raised his voire i and addressed the occupants of the ; vehicle earnestly ami energetically I for a short time Finally he ran up the steps to the house ami rang the door bell, and after waiting for a moment or so. pounded violently on the door with his hand. Then bji up stairs window opened and a gentle voice called out: "Who's there" What Is wanted" "Tin hackman step ped back until be could see the wo man speaking and said "You must excuse me. madam, lor disuniting you. but the fact is I have twu men in my hack, and I must trouble vmi to come down and pick out your hus band, for I can't tell them apart " In a few moments the woman came down to the hack, and pointed out the man who belonged to her. and he was assisted into the house The hack then drove rapidly away, prob ably to the other passenger's home This la a true story, but if the man who witnessed the occurence knows biiv of the parties implicated he re fuses positively to give any names. Holiday Bargains. OUR BARGAINS in HOl.llv GOODS, ind also our special pines on CLOTHING and heavy KOods, have kept lis on the pimp .ill last week, and we expect to he as husy all this oek Never hefote have we done so much hiiMness as dur in the past two weeks, and that fact assures US that our Koods are priced riht, and it you will come into our store and look over our stot k, YOU will he con vinced that you i an do hetter at our store than an plai i in town. We are continuing our Special Sale on Clothing and if you want a BARGAIN in a SUIT or OVER COAT don't wait loo long, but COMB AT ONCE W Where Whole Families can Trade I HE ies can Trade J ' lk FAlR SMALL POv !N PH i i A Cfc L tH I A. Trustees and Faculty of the Universi ty of Pennsylvania Taking Steps Against Its Spread. In view of the pn alem-e ol small pox In Philadelphia this winter, the trustees and (acuity of the I'nlversltj ot Pennsylvania are taking every pre caution to prevent this dreadful dis ease i rom taking a foothold among those connected with the institution. While no one has yet been stricken D ili smallpox in lennsy Ivanla. and while the health Ol the student body is considerably above the average, no chances are being taken, Kvery student and every member of the touching force and all others connect etl with tho institution must, by special order of the trustees, exhibit evidence si'tlslncloi V tn the dean of each department that he or she has bOM successfully vaccinated within live years, or pfuOOOl evidence thai In in she is incapable ot successtul vaccination. Anyone who has tailed in comply with this requirement will be excluded r rum all oOOOCtUMUOl Of the university after DooonMOT 24. The result ot this resolution has linen practically that tin anH ones whn remain unvaccinated are those who leit for the holidays belore being able to comply with the wishes ol the trustees The university hospital has at pres cut over 2,1n patients. 5n moie than last year at litis time The same strict regulations are being taken there, all the nurses and iliM-tors. have been vaccinated, and patients are vaccinated as they are brought in; at he same time no visitors will be admitted to the wards until after the disease iti si a 111 ped out of Phlladel pllilt Frazer Opera House to I.. HMkcr, i in MnnnKiT. iMi M Writ li. Lot Mnn.t(r WEDNESDAY, JAN. 1st, 1902. Ih-Liin the NVv Ytai by seeing A RoiTiance of Coon Hollow PRICES 25c, 50c; 75c, and $1 00. Btoti on sule ai Pruslon GET YOUR WIFE A Slil OF ROGER'S 147 KNIVES AN'l) PORKS FOR CHRISTMAS WE HAVE A El ILL LINK OF Mils CRL BBRATEO SILVER WAR! IF VO0 SEE OUR C IRVING SK I S vol WILL BUY ONE HANSFORD & THOMPSON, Tho Loading Hardware Man. expect people to know you have to tell If you HOW DO YOU ADVERTISE? The new store can known unless It never be ad verities James A. Howard REAL ESTATE BROKEN. Court St. near F irl Nat. Bank Has Real Estate forSala Sao Here: Turkeys, ducks, selected fowls, at chiehenr and geese. K Martin's. I Hay H Co, Su) sad Mil Sttckfi, Honda For the Holidays AT KLINE'S Family Liquor Store loHt :md French Periodical Drops MB?4Be51i,J'rfei:tlv harraleaa. aure to accomplish E "wULTh. Greatest known female remedy. BnAMlfkiU in. I I.I1.11 as l nuU.Llllnl ' l .-jj y, u J. "J. " ."'t KIU0 OI Witt MHlif. intw. Co .Suts AurnmU. CI lud. Ohio. WALLA WALLA MASONS INSTALL They Join Forces in Ceremony and Banquet Saturday Night. Walla Walla Met A Joint In tullatiou am! Iiamiuet funUObod en teitalnment for a Wikv iiumber of MOOOOS Saturday nlgtit. when the two ludneh held itihtallatioii at M0MOK hull Walla Walla l.iKlge, No 7. and Hlue Mountain Lodge. No 18, joined in the exercines conducted hy Dr T. C Hlaloek. naBt grand inaatei The officers luatalh-d hy Ual a Walla todas w Welllnfton Olortt, W M l.tHte. 8 Wilson 8 W Max BauoMlatar, J. W.; Joes Chit wood You will Kind The Best The Cheapest The Purest The Bfajft Stock Of Wines, Whiskies, Brand ies and Gins of AH Kinds, Both - 300 acres of choice wheat land, about ten miles northoaat of Pendie ton. This ts one of tho finest Improv ed farms In the county and has good school advantages. Will seM for cash or trade for equal value In unimprovrd Isnd. Eight fine lots in Pendleton st HOC each, on easy terms. a.un sjsbsssi 160 acres of wheat land south of Pendleton, $800 35 acrss choice fruit end garden land near Milton. One-half of tract In bearing fruit trso , 7 scros slfal fa. All under Irrigation. Finely Im PriaOd'scres on McKay Creek, 20 YOU tfCt m r r m m 1 hAltnn lViH unAmi urination balance good whest land, well im proved. 600 acres good wheat land, In body, four miles from Pendleton; tsrr.is half cash balance on time to suit purchaser at 0' , par cent in tersst arid Cirain lor eaati ur on asrf lu New York Stock bscbaage. Chkago Slock t'.achaage. C hit. ago ttoard of Trade. rl Slrtai, en.iitua 11 r Good Beer.. VVhtei you drink LOANS on PILSNER BEER. WHEAT LANDS At lowest ran Foreign and Domestic No. 217. Couit bticci. J. K. DICKSON, Bast Orogonian Bulldiag.i Htudiciuii Oregon. inirtntanj not to OaUlat liwadachb or liz.ine8 A.sk for it. Schultz Brewing Ca what don't "-V 10., UltUUUMTS. PKNUL.KIO.N iKKI.lt N 1 1 1 1 11......