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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1902)
H A V K VOTJ SEEN Of It PRICKS N Felt Slippers, Felt Shoes and Jersey Leggins y direct that nti'Mits ruff off all ptiv Hwros from rpturned students, who. ' after conilnv linck from Cnrllslo Imlt i an ScIuhjI Htiil similar Institutions, paint their faces. Indtllfa In bartMJrli dances ami feats, and wear long halv. tike tlir oM Indians. Ho says tart. Judgment and perseverance should be used, and that scents should hogln Krutltially and work steadily until the cud In view If: accomplished. It Is i not expected nor Intended that agents slinll he si. precipitate as to Rive tin Iniiinu any Just eause for revolt This announcement It Is SEE Ql.'K WIN lOW DISPLAY said. Is merely an authoritative Inter prctatlon of the meaning of Instruc tions Riven to the agents on the sub ji- i and in no sense a revocation MAKING HIGHWAY FORLAHIES. MISSKs AND CHILDREN: Who tvn attortl to have wet tmm tW you nan huv rubber, at such prion: Ladies Storm rubbers, oc Misses Storni rubbers, 15c Child's Stonn rubbers, 10c Dindinger, Wilson & Co. Successor to Cleaver Ilros GOVERNMENT EXPECTS INDIANS TO PROGRESS. Agents Instructed to Se That Mr quirements Are Met. In an effort to clvlllae the reserva tion braves, the commissioner of Id dlan attaint. Mr Jones, the other day Issued some orders that created net, sations on all reserves and called for explanations Therefore Commission er Jones has Issued a circular letter to Indian agents to correct a some what Ki'tiiT.r misunderstanding of the first letter, directing tin modifies tlon or discontinuance of savage run toms. He says the government main Big Clearance Sale books for almost nothing Sale .mm Jan. null to Feb. l If you want a hook of am kiud or description come and look at stock and yet benefit of our low prices. CLASSIFIED ADS. An InWesting Page in toe Dail East Oregonlan. The Kast Oregonlan solicits class! Dim! ads little ads stating the wants of the people. The expense of these ads is small, from 15 rents up. Through them much Information can 1. BOBVBjred You can tell your neigh hor what you have to trade for some thing for which you have a need, but you cannot tell from low to 6iimi peo pie this fact. These ads will do that for you. With the aid of them you can get value for your surplus things you can supply your wants: sell arti cles that you can not sell In any other way. and all for a small sum or money, from IB cents for one Inser tlon la fl for 10 or more. You may want to hire a man or woman. A want ad will hit the spot You may want employment. Try an ad for 15 cents to Ru cents. Y011 may want to buy something Try a want ad Voit may wish to sell something A For Sale" ad will fli: the bill. You may want to t.nde a wheel oar row lot a grindstone. The wheelbar row fan have no need f.-r; the grind stone the other fellow has no need for. The little ad expressing your wishes wilt do the business at a small expense. Why not try It? Have yon a house to rent A room to rent? Do yon want to rent a house or a room? A want ad will be effec tive. The cost Is little, the result sat isfactory. Try one. There Is no more effective way of advertising, and the price is within In reach of all. Look over the "classified ad" col umns and use them when you wan? to sell or buy something, when you want to make a trade: when you want to aire employment: when you wtint enmloN ment; when you want to end or borrow money when you want to let or rent a house or room or store The want ad will supply vour wants. If you have a horse es tray, or If you have lost a horse, or round a horse or o'her animal yon can not let so many people know of It In any other way as through these ' oiumns and at an x)..?nse that is not worth considering Try an ad It will pay TALLMAN & CO. THE LEADING Local merchants who expect local newspaper to protect their business l refusing to take foreign advertis ing should at least show their appre- HDI lifiK'IX elation l" ontractlng for some space UKluunn. themselves. Mtutsld O News The Pendleton Shoe Company Haw 500 pairs of Misses Shoes, thev are telling at, per pair Former pce from $1 50 to $1.75. 500 pain Children's Sho-'e at. jer pair Former prices from o i 7Y $1.45 $1.20 Beside 1an Bargains In Hen's and Lad es Mums DON'T PAIL TO OFT OUU PIMCBS. Pendleton Shoe Co. Main Street. Pendleton. Orsuoi, BY EES' BEST FLOUR To make good brtaawl use Bvers' bst Floor. It took first premium at the Chicago world's Fair overall eomaeti and gives excellent satisfaction wherever need. Kvery sack is guaranteed We have the beat Steam Rolled bailer. Heed Bye and Beard lose Barley. PKNDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. ft, Hi I KS, Proprietor 19 MANHOOD R ESTO RED "51 hi it. vt tf VllailXer. tii . . tm BiKk Knamal Liuimiuiu ix-lilll riaiMH l. .1. millimllll 1'rvvrnuQuldiHMot didum wbtcn If bolciieefci tan kurrura if iiuioiMx-y. 4 ITlPSMSMMcia-iMMUM a.MllliMrr i l.lkaullu Urala V r irn . I . u ., .1 .. 1 1 1. .. I Ion osau IlUuui ai I Ummam br iLvnr lu u, "r-r-tisinrrliira and llrr. the k-lrijrai-d uio unwary ufsao ol ail uimua. V fill. J tmum lti "MJ" Brim f- i rum! br Doctor. kibaeauaa SO par i-mai.- trouble wlm Dr..Nr. turn only lun rrm-t. b i-urr tUaoui an oikii, .. bi LriMiinkk A 1 1.1 in ill iijMil.mim KtUcl win.iint nun. SUti boxA tor OttimalM jtrva sua mtfry n-u.r sun I iiiuuut. t mm .., i O Max mm. MA WtmoCmWtHML nH .A I.F SIV Tl I M i v a iMIMTu l'IUl t-T1N C'KJ" lyon's French Periodical Drops ptoictiy vegetsbic, perfectly harmlewi, sure to sc cum plush DcJMKCU KttSULl -T. Greatest known feuuUc rentcd. i ttt wiliililii I Ml la I Hi fkaaaaalH.Mt all kl ant; lao-wania tiaaaiura uti aaoa av laa mowm aaa WiUUMB MVU tXi .mtim Aaaau Ci.-.jk1 uaki BOLD BY TALLMAN s CO., DRU CCI8TS, PENDLETON, OREGON iJaw GEORGE SCHORR. TALKS CRUSHED ROCK He Rays that it is now not Question able that it Makes Co. , Streets Q)0fga V. Si'hurr whi Iihh dour work tot the w t 0 it R Conspnn hore atul idsowhrn-. whr Mkfltl toila by Dm Kant OroKontan tP one thltiK ri'irMnlltiB: thi valtif "f crushed rivk In inaklnp strith mul roMta He rtptled, in answer to BUHeTOM QttBBtlOBI 'From my MptrtoBM MM! tin iini vi-rsal fxporlonrr ot hundredl Of Aniorlcan tOVM and Cities, I can say tlmt then in now no question as to tin vbIiu' Ol rrushi'd rock for making strwtx anil BOOBt ti;iils lM'i lally Is It goo! for town ntroots It asBllM iii'ininiHMit bigbWAJ ih'pi! Iiic tlM niltiiniuni Of rtlWlrs, ani! with as snml! first cost as any form of treot makins. "I wotlld be Klail to tak' cOAtrnotl for btillillnc stri'fts in Pendleton for M cents per front font for al! prafMMP ty t( tht center Of the street of prop er degrees of fineness lot the vnrloiio layers. and sl inches tbfetl the whole to Im- rolled In deed. s! Inches Is ur. Inch 0 thick for the actual reipiirenients and the hest i streets mn made with five Inches and would i ns? R cents jpgff trout foot "This will he seen to entail n DOS) upon a 'jr. font lot of from $!'.'.!n to l. for n streit tha will las' longer than the present generation Spiikam hah hullt a nunilier of hesi streets Yakima ha." done the same. AthepH Is satisfied with Its crushed rock streets and it fart, throughout California then an miles and nilleh of rn.uls and stn'ts hullt In thlf mnnii' v that arc the finest In the world. Ideal Rock Here. "Pendleton ha tin Ideal rock foi crushing It is a soft basalt bettet than any other ot which I know QoOl of crushing It would he at the mini mum. "Let nn sa this to I'eudletnn Just now there are man applh atmiis troni men for work TtsOJ could be hlreil now at about -' per cent less than later when wages wli: gdVMMM with greater demand ! siottli allow the city to use my ciiisher at alntoel no rent for tin machine Is ldl The Tort POfJM hi done now vr cheap ly " Mr Schon was employed b) tin Vt' c 0 It Hallroai! comtmiiv hsrof h Is an epert and thoroughly un.n i stands hi.- taMlMM lt'gardiug the work he hits BOM her' he state.- that It cannot he i ousldeveil as complete, for the reason that he was stopped when the city council de' iiled not to carry out the plan for the improve tuent ot Wehp street, which wns to have been done ly the railroad con pany and tin ett togethei A layei Of fine rm k was bo have hoBI plgtCBd oer that that is now tin-re Thit wonld have Mulshed the work, and made thai thoroughfare OsV of tin best In the state Washington's State DopUtl R' BtM COllex mi .1 I MBhnndro. and T. 1) Harrlay. m Dayton, an registered at the Oetden itu'e. I 1'otwlne has returned rron Core, and will read evening prayer this evening as usual In the Church of tin liedeemer. Oeorgc W. Fell, who has been con lined at hU honn for the past week with la grippe, mixed with a touch ,it neuralgia. Is sonn hetter today hul BOt aide to he out of bed JohB U Baker of Chicago, one ui ;i. BrW owning the wholesale busl : of the Calumet Ten anil Coffee Company, was In town yesterday, and .vent froin here to Walla Walla. I'm! and Dnve Gordon, extensive wheat growers Of the Vansyele coun trj Ml miles north of Pendleton, are n tOWB today They say prospects an very good out there for a crop tllll ear. The only thing needed BOD 1 1 "a font and a half of snow " C W Oliver, who has been visit ing his parents here the pant several (tayi returned to Portland last night Mr OltV tun mod here on account ol tin Illness Of her father, R. 011 ItafB will it- still very low with Brinht'l disease. Mrs Knst Campbell will leave this evening for lone to visit a few dayn with In-r mother. .Mrs Smith, and fron then sin will go to Tin Ualles Where slit has relatives and friends Before returning Mrs Campbell will ::i to Portland where she will speinl s; weeks. jjls Mnllit Crane, who Is In the CttJ frnfli Kcho. says that lilacs arc g bkMfJ on tin farm of W. W. Whit worth OM mile south of that place : She also starvd that recently she picked green apples off I tree at her idaee that had grown from hlooms that came out In August Th ides wen- not very large but were perfeel and had grown all winter GOT A PREMIUM. Dave Gordon Received 52' ., Cents for His Wheat. Another wheat sale ot sonic Import ance Is reported this morning by A L Knight, agont for Balfour. Onfhrie Sc Co., I)ave Oordan Ron. of Junl per. being the seller. The lot consist td of N.0O0 bushola and brought r.M4 cents It was half red chaff and halt hluostcm. anil a good lot of wheat which made It command a little high er price than the market Is ottering 52i. being the price offered by deal ers generally Gordon 6 Ron arc very prosperous rarmers of the jUnl ler country FINISHING BRIDGE W. 4 C. R R Contractor Is Pushing Work. George F Si lion who has the eon tract for doing the IQOjl lets foandl tlon and pier work fot the receptkw gf the ne iitwl lirnlgi g l ImiII' ai ross th- 1 mat ilia river east of kw hj tin w & C It railroad bm pan. in-xt summer has all tin- OXCJ vati on work done and the hottoni of thv rUej cleaned out for tin rteep 'inn of th. iouiidntioii and I Milling M expects two cars of cetueat to at live in iIh. when hl Mlti ol the work Will In pushed In cunipet nil. as last as possinlt A steam sliovel will arnvi soon tirue next nioutl. to fir in at tin ends of the bridge which Will ill Iliad- of t" sputls !" eet long BMk, making th- whole atrtti tun :ini feet long of aotii! steel. PERSONAL MENTION TBI. SfSMBMO is on arary box of tor gaaaiaa Lfiutive bromouuiiiM: i Two Brother Convicted. Walla Walla. Jan. 24 John lah uey must go to tin penitentiary for trying 10 clear his brother of the charge of honn stealing, and .lames Ihihney must accompany him for ntumlrting the crime of taking a horse without the owner's knowledge. This Is th first conviction on the charge of perjury in this county in many years Thi illness of the Marquis of Iuf ferln ami Alva has reached a critical --.igt , Crossett's I Men's Shoes... Vict Kid Leather lined, four dollar valoes, NOW I H Hunter of PikBl Kim i , i town. John T Ogle Is ii, tOWB froa nil low Spiingk Henry Wade a Pilot Hie rancher is in town. Rod McDonald, toe etorkmai Miia Is In town R. i. W Spargiit and will I i bj town from Footer v McComas is bj OeifBJ nisBfl In Bteat on business I M (iwlnn left last BVSJBlni tM Hoia.- City for a business t The figle Bros. .ituckmen and wheat ralsors of Willow prlngS are in the city. B. I demons W. Bond and A Mt Fee of Athena htm in tout at tending court. After several years ut absent.. In Cudney, a veterinao BurgOM is bncl in Pendleton R. H Simpson, an old Pt-i. u.-ion Ian. is registered at Hotel Peodletoi from Baker City. Mrs W. S Mayberry and children of Helix, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. O I). Feebler, at their home on Johnson street Mia Ueorglr Folaoui is BQBIlUf t return home this evening froni her four months' sojourn in Astoria and Portland Pat Maguire has filed his intention of Ist-coming an American dtUen am! i.-u.iuni lng all uliegiain t to foreign potentates 2.95 a pair. Pine Knot" Shoes for Children. Peoples Warehouse Keetfitters. iASaAArSVWVSiiV Victory at Last. FAlsUNfl HAIR AND DANURUFP CAN Bt ClIRBD. OP ALGINE The Latest Scientlfk Pfac very Cures, all iornia uf bet.,. Diseases, such as Dane drutl, baldness A . ad will stop tht Hair frou Falling out. As a Dress ing it lias no equal, keep ing tlie Scalp an! Han . Healthy condition. 1 uBSKSBval. a.. I - BSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSt 4 I J A Boy Correspondent The publishers or "The American Boy - Detroit. Mich., have secured fron Will l.evington Comfort, who was the youngest newspaper enrres pondenl IB the Philippines at the time it the death of Ocnnral Ijiwtnn. an exciting story, based upon fact, re latlnr. the experiences of the young est correspondent In General Law ton s army The hern of the story was the first of the newspaper corn's pondi nts to cable to America the news of the death of 0nerai LwWtoB at the hands of the lnsurgontB By an almost superhuman effort tht hoy correspondent, who was with the army at the time of the BhnotliiK. mailt his way through the enemy's country to the cable office and flashed In news to America three hours he fore any of the other correspondents got poHHesslon of the rable. It wns ii notable achievement on the part of a boy. The story begins In the Feb mary number of "The American Bov 1 Ooloroio union miners demand the'CROWNFR lllKclllirkre of nominlntt mnn f'"- teas and BT -v 1 ANSP 1 Ki'CKi i ora I sJUt 5T0R ATTENTION LADIES! V.. 1 l t .... nnr pureuBHeu Kir itu s pt i ng season the tint line of Dress Cionds wt have ever teen in our lone.. mi o lie in liiiuinaw W .. ....II - - .M ., - 11 " 1 "in snow an trie nee j ' - - . 'it.,,, i , in, iiiiiia n;iv. nrdih, r mjt .. yi.l ULIIL .....l ... .. .. i. t u: i- ,, , ... .llltl in ,ir,ll 1,1111 It v lllll ir 1 W I '.. ciotn , .n.A... fc .,.,r.. uiiuicax ion hi i anora to nuv anything, in woolen ot uk uoods until you hae seen what w will have to otter I lie will hi- here in due season Ven respectlully, Lyons Mercaniile 4 J' '''' - M KHK S It. iiandsurr.e lu . surprises thai delights .'. ii. IU( i in ueiisi m utt -la winy in all lines as are krpt in an Up to Date, First Class Fumitore Stort Tin largest stock from whicli i -elect and all at prices lcfv competition Undertaking parlors in connection. M. A. RADER. Main and Webb Streets t enuiciuii. wi OPALUINE HAIK FOOD bALTlMOKE, Mb. BBoUk .v HeOfMAa. ag'U lor r,m,, kcl.ltr. CO aua AIP.TIfiHT HFATE i b b v mm m mm mm - - I have a full lint of thf celebrated GOLBfi AIR-TIGHT U.KKland coal ItOVt- tzuaruut-ed t U aUolutely air tight. Noni f J lieat io wasted and the stove, wi i H nave ONE-HALF of ywa fuel bl11' 1 also have a full line of cast cuok itovei w Prices ar" the lowest, quality UJBIiflBJ T. C. TAVLOR, the Hardware ... SI a a !.,. I. ..i ,i Ore.OD. ! ITlrtm MIIXI. lill"' POULTRY and EGGS Inlernational Poultry Foot! makes them. Beef Meal gives then flavor. Clamshells make them solid. Mica grit aids digestion. Try a sample. c. f. colesworthy. May, Grain and Feed. e Best Alta StiMt x'eodlsu