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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1902)
THUHSDAV. KIODKDAKY 6, 1902. HAVE YOTJ SKKN M'H I'UICKH ON Felt Slippers, Felt Shoes and Jersey Legglns FOB LADIES, MIBBEB M UHILDRKMT SEK oi k WINDOW DISPLAY m Who can nil, ml to liav. cl fei ; unii you mn boy rubber n( sucli prices: Ladies Storm rubbers, joc Misses Storm rubbers, 15c Chilli's Storm rubbers, iqc Dindinger, Wilson & Co. Editors Meet and Talk. IndianapollM. I''''1' ! Tlic Ml Who I wort with pan ami brain H thi reai round to kaap the democracy f the HoOflOT state all vp rnnic to thlH cltj tncliiy t0 meet tofftthoi and listen 10 1 the word of democratic leaders. The Bonbon of tho donoontlc editorial 1 . 1 1 " 1 1 1 m 1 are In the 1 1 y . Thi (Irand hotel Is the heiiiltiiintters 01 thi association, ami the majority 01 I the ion editors who arrived today an' ncMtorod there. The KathiM'InK was formally called to order by Major .1 I It. Simpson of Paoli. Other prOBll DOnt editors In attendanee wen A 1. Moffett of BHrood; .1 A. Haines of Auburn: flayard Oray, of KranK tort: and A. II. Orampton Ol Delhi The eonventlon concludes with a annuel for whleh elaborate IflMI 'lienfs have lieen mndp. Successor to Cleave Hros. TO INVADE PORTLAND. Lftsor Balliet May Establish a New paper There. I etsou Hallllet. the mining operator. Is pravtaf to be a revelation to Kast crn Oregon Contrary to all expecta tions, he persists In dolnn the very thin, which his enemies predict It Is impossible for him to do. The knockers predicted that lialliet would never open the White Swan, bat, an watt reported in the Review last week, he Is opening It. and on a acale to mak' the peaslmtst stare He Is the first mtne operator In Baatern Oregon who fought the knockers to a finish Nor will hi confine himself to this camp If I am rightly Informed. At on, time the Oregon i w wantonly at tacked Maillot, who is credited with a long memory .and his next step will be to move on Harvey Scott's strong hold with a modern plant for a well ipitpped rlalh paper, to be Issued In Portland That attack may prove COOttjf for the Oregonian. Ban Fran dsco Mining and Klectrlcal Review. HEAD OF GANG OF FORGERS. New York. Feb. 6. James Farrell. who has been arrested by New York police as the head of a gang of forg. era, is regarded as .1 star criminal. He Is an expert penman and has oper. ated in many cities. Ready for Mardi Gras. New Orleans. Keli li. The opcnlnr. i Mnrdl (Iras week finds the ("res ! coat City In holiday mood and pn Ml rid to en.loy the carnival Qotebn tlOfl tu the lull Hotels and hoard 1 io houses are overflowing with vis Iton hundreds of whom are bin 1 10D1 Ihr north and east, as well a mini all parts of the south. The fes tlvltlM will hr formally lnaiiiMirat.il tOBlghl with the parade of MOBUl Hex and his royal retinue will mak, thill RppMfiUCi Monday and will h, K Btid Willi the keys of the city with CifinoalW and pageantry In mil accordance with the cootoni ol 111 past. PERSONAL MENTION Mosgrovc is in tin it v Mati Milton. J, 8. Vinson Is In town from Free water. Mrs M. K Rill) has returned from Walla Walla Furnish Until is unite 111 with cold and la grippe. B, W McConuis went to Portland this morning Dr and ..its K W Vincent have re turned from Portland. Mr M F Kelley has returned from a visit In Walla Wallu J. H. Price, the grain huyer trom Weston, was in the city yesterday Mrs. Daggett, of (lenessev. is visit Ing her daughter. Mrs .1 S. Mathew O. T Caruus, one of Pilot Hock t enterprising merchants. l in Pendle ton. Thoruas Dillon one 01 Hutter Will Bridge Salt Lake. -silt Lake ( ity. Kci t,. The report thai the southern Pnclflc is planning I to lu idge the great Salt Lake Is con 1 ill mod hy the local ofilcials of tie from rood, Tu project ha. bow content plated for many years, hut m active steps lownrit its reallntlot! were tauen until the development ol re, en' years In engineering made It fOMlblt The bridge win be be loai 11 miles ol whleh is through deep water ami will bi on permanent treading The balance is over shallow water and will be 011 dirt enil.aiiKiii-nt farad with atone. Chicago Democrats Go South Chicago. Feb. More than HO Silk tiled members of the famous Cook County DinOOfUc Marching Club leave on a siieolal train this evening to lake In the Charleston Kxposltlon. ami incidentally visit other places of Interest in the Houth Stops will be made at Indianapolis. Cincinnati 00 Iwnbus. Old Point Comfort Newport News Rtehnoad, Danville. Charlotte Charleston. Atlanta. Savannah, Ma con Rono Lookout Mountain. Lex ington and Louisville Shoe Men Oiscuss Trade Topics. BottO. Feb t - The Hetall Shoe Dealers League of the United States opened Its annual convention In Boa ton today with a large and represents five attendance The purpose of tie meeting which will be In session two days. Is to formulate plans t seem ing uniform treatment trom the manu lacturers in the matter of prices, re bated and kindred subjects Special Offer. For the last week ot our book sab:, fjuMpjn Saturday. February 1 ('reeks prominent ram-hern 1- in town Borl banner ha.- ioeoptod I posi tion in the grocery store el Qeorgt li Demott. James Hall a ram-her and stock man of the McKa creek cuiintn Is in town today. P. II Shoemaker has returned trom the Sound country, where bi has spent several days. 0. E Comstock has returned trom tils trip to Portland. His wife cam up with him and will visit a few days Mrs J. Hangs, of Moscow, Is visit ing friends In town for a few davs before going to California to apend several months. Mrs. Hose Campbell will leave In the morning for lone in response to word that her father A. M. Smith, was critically III Walla Walla Statesman Miss Tall man who has been spending the wn, Founders Day at Eureka. Kurekn III.. Feb '. - An Interest ing piogram wns MrHod out at Bureka ColMfi t0dsy In celebration of Pmtndin Dag. The exercises wort imrtlclpated In by members of the faculty, stud eat, ami alornnl ami luends of the Institution trom all parti of the state Among the speak ers were Alfred Haylls. state supeim t ndent of public Instruction Dr, riwla C Hewitt, of Normal and PraaMaat ciinrbs a Blanchard ol Wlu-ntoii college New Jersey Y. M. C. A. Camden. N J,, y,., r..- Delegatei trom all parts oi the state ar. attend ing the bleaalal convention 01 the slat. Y If, C A which began hen' today. An nttrmtiv. three days pro gram will be carried out. i-oiicliuliiu; with a big muss meeting In tie Cam dOB theatei Saturday aight, Among tin prominent speakers to i heard is Cuptain Joseph c Cogblin, I n, wmcers reports show th, tation to be In n flourishing tlon. a s.sii 1 ondi tllueou's Drawings, .uo, now $3.85 Wahatar'a Uuabrhiged rrtothwiarin $4.85 Faaasm 10 tan. afgajdanl n rUtrttw 42c 'ill' to mo. sUudani -Ks edition- 22c ter with her brother, L. L. Tallman at tors and will leave In n tew days for her home in Michigan J K Platter, a former Pemlieioniun arrived recently from Tacoiuii and has based a vacant .oorn mm th. QoMen Rale hotel, where he is goinj; t, opoa a billiard and pool room Koland Hicketts returned last even ing from Cleveland. Wash., wlnr, 1,, had been called to attend tin Mineral of his brother William Hicketls who died very suddenly a few la s ago with heart trouble He was .".; years of age Benefit for Laura Burt. Now York. Feb. 6. The plavgoing public was Interested todav in thi fh to ijturn Hurt, the actress who was Mriaaatjr injured recently at New Haven hv heinK thrown from 11 horse All ot th eaditig managers UCtresses e operated In the arrangements for the benefll which was Inld at the Ca.dno Thoa ler. The professional woneai leagin presented iii-iic pim ,in,i Thomas j Seahrooke Virginia L'arh ami other prominent plavers appeal ad, Novel Banquet to Carnegie. New York, Feb .- The Carm an ljiboratory ol Kngineerlug connected with tin Stevens Institute ot Teen BOiOgJ, at lloboken. was formerlv dedicated today with interesting cer. monies. At a banquet to be held this evening the guest of honor will be Mr. Carnegie, who a year ago gave to the trustees of the institute IM.oon with which the laboratory wa unlit Set In a solid silver box the model of the first "T" rail patented hv old 1 . 1 . . a. 1 luiiii oiuvens will ue presented to Mr. Carnegie. TALLMAN & GO. THI: LEADING A Negro Lynched Nicholasvllle, Ky., Fob. 1 Cou lirown. a negro who assaulted u white girl last night was taken from tin um irmicrc "Ulcers by a mob this afternoon ami UgUWIlOl lynched. Irish Nationalists Welcomed NOV York. Feb . William H K KednOBd M P. and Joseph Devlin "I Heliast the Irish envoys who aim ad on the steamer Cymbrl. w. 1, Kiven a rousing welcome todav h the Nationalists ami other Irish aociotlei ot (ireater New York The two en Y'.vs will make a tour of tin- Dalted States for the purpose of completing the work of organuluK the United lush League of America. Wreckage From Matteayvan. Port Townsend. Feb. 6. The steam m Alice flirt radi, arriving from N.ai. Hay this morning brought wreckage insisting of a medic ine chest a In. M.eserver and a bucket all stamped lth the name "Matteawan asceoi the cheat, which was empty. It was a Beer Check. All Is not woe and lamentation ami ''' - on me iransll CLASSIFIED ADS. An Interesting Page In the Dally Eaat Oregonian. Th, Fast Oregonian solicits claanl ujl little adi slating the wants if Hie people. The expense of these 1 mall, from 16 centa up. Phrough them much Information can , conveyed You can tall your neigh hal yOU have tO trade for some thing for which you have n need, but rou oannol tall from 1000 to Boon peo- pli this fact. ThaM ads will do that (Of you. With the altl of them you 'nn get value for your surplus things; Mm can supply your wants; sell artl cles that you can not sell In any othor nil) , and all for a smnll sum of money, from Hi cents for one Insor tlOD to $1 for 10 or more. otl may want to hire a man or woman A want nd will hit the spot You may want employment. Try .in ad for 1R cents to 60 cents. You may want to buy something. Vrv a want ad. You mtj wish to sell Hoiucthlng. MF0t Sal. " ad will fill the hill. Yon may want to trade a wheelhar POD pe a grindstone. The wheelhar row yon hnve no need for; the grind Itom tin othei fellow has no need 101 Tin little nd expressing your wishes will do the business at n smnll sgpeaae, Why not try it T ILive on a house to rent.' A room Btl Do yon want to rent a house ,ir n room? A want ad will he effec tive The cost Is Utile, the result sat isfactory. Try one. There Is nn more effective way of .idv rtlslng. and the price Is within the reach of all. Look over the 'classlfled ad" col :1111ns and use them when you want to rell or buy something: when you want to make n trade; when you want to give employment : when you wint employment, when you want to lend or borrow money; when you want to let or rent a house or room or store. The wnnt ad will supply your wants. If you have a horse es tragi or If yon hnve lost n horse, or found n horse or other animal, you .in not let so ninny people know of It In any other way as through these colon ns and at nn expense thnt Is not worth considering Try an ad. It will pay. Would you ir.gAji rBBBBaT 4 g- think of L'oing baoR looandlag nflor Ming oil In nips''' 1 No. A n (I y t. 11 wouldn't think Ol tttJtlg any. thing elta aftag Drying one of our (inst.line Litis pa, SOLD ON INSTALL- mi;nts Owl Tea House AAother's Pride Coffee. TRANSFER, TRUCKING, ST OR AG E m CR0WNER BROS. TKLKl'HONR MAIM 4. 1 HE FfAnrli Rm- 1 vi i, nMV Best 25 cent nan 5ng OPPN hn, I gn, you get What a irom us. Nil sua,, worm rn WW C A 1 rv skJ ihii a 1111 uri 111 iv nsr ! nn k in .... w I Yotir Boy w ill coma home with lr (eel it In- shod with our Blizzard Calf Shoe . . . ih e are Water Proof tup and hoitom and a most excellent wearing shoe lot larc ho s $2.75 p.ui a cogApleta laaortmaal of Rubbers. . . Peoples Warehouse Feetfitter. aaagaagagnagagnnvaagagnagT 91. JUL bTOR We are still in the saddle driving prices down ig the 1.0V RSI POSSIBLE I I'll RES in ALL DEPARTMENTS ol tfaii STORE We 2 SLASHING PRICES in ordei to get in shape lor our BIG SPRING STOCK, which will conv neaea lO arrive soon. If you are hunting Bar r..unv we have them lot ou Remember, the l.iruem stock 111 the county to select from Come .iihI see us. THE LYONS MERCANTILE at I a a a a . 1 a a a a a a a. a a ffffffttflWfffl A .a 1 n r w 1.1 11 li :m, , ni surprises that deiig ly in such ni deutK . 1 , slii wins in ,i!i iirii ,is an Kept in an Victory at Last. FALLING HAIR AND DANDRUFF CAN Bb CURED. OPALGINE The Lateat Scientific Discovery Ihe Pendleton Shoe C ompany Have 500 pairs of Mihhhh ShoeB, tlit-v are galling at, por pair Nrawr price from $1.50 to $1.75. 500 paii'8 Oliildrou'H Siioes at, tier pair f-oraier prices Irom . . to S1.7S. $1.45 $1.20 Besides rUnv ttars;aina in flao'a aad Ladles' Sboaa DON'T PAIL TO OET OU I'kiCtis Pendleton Shoe Go. 645 Main Street. Pendleton, Orsgon. i 0111 nanv'k ..rwi tn wccasionally tlre Is h nlla The othor day a resiotahle old lady hoarded an Oliw street car it I . ffinKwell avciiu.i. am! when th n 'luctor came ihio.mh .,1,,. ,i,i,deil him hat mi. sup,i..s-l to ba a mcM, oli - ink hack in he- ag Th- cnndue-l on- looked at It and then at he, bal OttM not Ket her attention An. , an instant or indecision he said: Madum I a in very sorry, hut this is not a nlckle," sttlClaj to hand it Not nickel!" What Is It?" "It's a beer check 'luctor. I Kara was a smile all round hut the too did not end as they usually do in such caaes The old ladv bravely icceptad th.- situation -and th hr... 1 hack ami ben hei 1 in iKa .... ' Ml JOUraaj Ht lx)iilh Post-Din patch she exclaimed said the con- Cures all lorms of Scalp Diseases, sucti as Dan. drulf, tiuldness aa ., and will stop the Hair Irom Falling out. As a Dress ing it has no equal, keep ing the Scalp and Hair in a Healthy condition UrALUINt HAIR FOOD BALTIMORE, MD. AKoCK A SI0OOMA8. Ag'l. lor '.II.uhi sag lclull) Th, East Oregonian la Eastern Ore uon e representative paper. It loso. and the people appreciate it and ,noJ U bythelr liberal petron.,,.. It lit advertising medium of this section. CO Up to Date, First Class Farnitw Store The largest stock from which to select and all l P"ctt daf) competition Undertaking parlors in connection VI. A. RADER. Man. w.i, 1, 1'endletor. -H.I. H,,,t TV , ,, . . .. - ' - a e s 1 A Carload of Held re In all (wight, jiiHt received by a avri iiiv a iui n - - Farmers and Stockmen are invited to ft Mr. Taylor's prices before buying elscwert. Altalta, Umottiy, Uromaa JnernniK, niw other suedti hi quantities to buU nuyen. v. inquiries hv mail will HHJtiva pWafUP" T. C. TAYLOR, the Hardware ... ma.:. ...... i I , m UrcKOD POULTR Y and EGGS International Poultry Food makes tneoi' Beef Meal gives them flavor. Clamshells make them solid Mica gnt aids digestion. Try ii sample. C. F. colesworthy. H.v tft-Mln and Feed. lJ , Pendle'0"' 137 and 129 East Alta Street.