Linen Torchon Lace.
LQGftL PiUTICSHS ASSISTftNGE
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Reliable Goods Only.
JOHN TH P WANTS
SOME WITNESSES, j
1
A.
als
ynipi
:k.
t M
Worth 20c, 15c, 10c yard
February price
5c yd.
See Display in North Window.
leaver Bros. Dry Goods Co.
CLOSING OUT SALE.
fpAYT FEBRUARY 14, 1902.
BREVIT1E8.
Lendlcy & Howard, fire lnBuranco.
over's book store tor valentines.
Lownie shoes for children at Bos-
i Store.
: rfnves worth ?1.25, sold tor oc
uuu n
the Boston Store.
test candy In the ci',y. Dutton s
cream chocolates.
Knox hat opening at the Boston
fcre, Saturuay, me auhi.
Remember your sweetheart. Fra-
r has 'em. What? Valentines.
nrlces on bound books,
ley stationery, crepe paper, dolls,
Ill's. .
small ten cent piece buys a good
: of gloves at Cleaver Bros. Dry
kis Co.
Vffspts for 50c. that sold for $1.25
1 12.50 is certainly a bargain. The
Eton Store.
Elorla $3.50 are the best looking
i wearing ladles shoes In Pendle-
The Boston Store.
In jair, painting and papering,
lin n.oiHlnc both brass and wood
c. Shan s, Court street.
cty and country property for sale.
Mes rented, collections. .Locale
i subject to entry. Agent Hou'.e
Operative Co. Homes on easy pay-
tts. W. P. Rihorn, room 10, over
tor's store.
young man who can keep books
I can furnish good recommenda-
i can obtain employment at ?b0
fconth. One who has had export-
: as a dry Roods clerk preferred.
Ition in country. Apply this of-
te homliest man in Pendleton as
1 as th Vmnrtnnmest. and others
I invited to call on any druggist
I set free a trial bottle of Kemp's
km. for thn thvsini nnil lllTlM. ft
Idy that is guarnteed to cure and
re all chronic and acuto cougns,
M. bronchitis and consumption.
b JBc and 50c. For sale by Tail-
Is Co., sole agents.
L. B. REEDER TALKED
TO THE TELEGRAM.
Says He Wants no Office Discussed
the Governorship and Politics Gen
erally. Hon. L. B. Reeder. the well-known
attorney of Pendleton, and speaker of
the lower house during the last ses
sion of tho state legislature. Is In the
city on business, says the Totegram.
Mr. Reeder, ho is recognised as con
siderable of a factor In tho republi
can politics of Umatilla county, relt
orates that he is out of politics at
present and will not stand for re-election
to the legislature.
It is known that Mr. Reeder's
Accused of Stealing a Horse, He De.I
lleves He Can Prove His Inno-j
cency. j
John Tharp has been arrested upon j
the charge of stealing a horse, ami
now asks for assistance trom a num
ber of men who know tho facts, but '
whoeo names he does not know or;
cannot recall. He tolls this story to
the East Oregonian and asks that any
person having tho Information he!
seeks as evidence, name to him and '
make It known. Mr. Tharp's story ',
is: j
'"Sis weeks ago. or thereabouts, I
bought a dark blue stallion from au -
friends are making an effort to se-, Indian. Tho transaction took place
cure his consent to permit his name) In the broad light of day. at the Blreet
to go before the nominating convon- crossing at the corner of Webb and
tion. but thus far he hns turned a ; Cottonwood, and something like a
deaf ear to all ontreatlos. He de-1 doxen men stood by and saw tho
clnros that the offlco Is a thankless , deal. There was uot the slightest at
one, as it requires the legislator to tempt at secrecy, for there was no
make enemies In addition to entail-, knowledge on my part that the par
ing a sacrifice of tlmo and money. ' chase was out of the ordlnar I
Despite the fact, however, that ho bought the animal from the Indian,
is not actively mixed up In politics,
Mr. Reeder perhnpj cannot fall to ob
serve the Mend'ut the party pulse In
his county. Being sounded lu refer-
and paid him $12 for him. The In
dian thought he was getting the bet
tor of me, nnd laughed with a num
ber of other Indians who were thero.
ajestic Ranges
IARDWARE
Saratoga chips at Leezer's bakery,
fresh and crisp.
New lines of hats, all the latest
styles, at Baer & Daleys.
Fine program and good supper at
cap social on Saturday evening.
If you want to have a good time,
go to the cap social Saturday even
ing. .
The Thompson Hardware Company
are making a special display In
ranges and cook stoves.
Where are you going on Saturday
evening? Going with the crowd to
the cap social at La Dow hall.
C. F. Vandewater and Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Brewer, of Walla Walla, were
guests of Hotel Pendleton last night.
The funeral of Mrs. George A. Hott
will occur tomorrow from the
Thompson Street M. E. church, at 3
p. m.
Rooms in the East Oregonian build
ing for rent. Steam heated, lot an3
cold water and bath room in connec
tion. A special- meeting will be held in
La Dow hall Sunday afternoon at -o'clock.
All members are requested
to be present, ns important business.
is to come up.
George Peebler has returned front
his ranch, 13 miles northwest of town,
in the Stage Gulch country. Mr. Peeb
ler says that a great deal of wheat
in that immediate vicinity will have
to be resown, as at least one-half of
the grain is killed by the cold.
Chronic nasal catarrh poisons every
breath that is drawn into the lungs.
There is procurable from any druggist
the remedy for the cure of this trou
ble. A small quantity of Ely's Cream
Balm placed in the nostrils spreads
over an inflamed and angry surface,
relieving Immediately the painful In
flammation, cleanses, heals and cures.
A cold In the head vanishes immedi
ately. Sold by druggists, or will be
mailed for 50 cents by Ely Brothers,
50 Warren Street, New York.
ence to the various Issues now before 1 all of them thinking that 1 did not
the voters of Umatilla county, ho 1 understand their language. They
this morning said: 1 satd 1 was buying a stone cuitan and
"As far as 1 am able. to size up the nudged each other stealthily, as they
gubernatorial tight In our county. talked or how they were doiwt up
which has two candidates. 1 would ' the white man.
say that Mr. Furnish has somewhat "Now. a number or whii. men
the best of It. Judge Lowell, how-1 were there, nnd thoy will pmbably
ever, Is not asleep. Both ho and his remember the circumstance 1 can
friends are active. Notwithstanding not recall their names, and pnhaps
his activity, Indications point lo the . do not know some of them. Hut. if
election of the Furnish delegates. they can bo found, I nu "stabllsh
"Tho flcht hfitwpon Jndiro Lowell my innocency. and that is what 1
and Mr. Furnish is really tho only ' naturally desire just now
fight that attracts attention in Umn- "Thoreforo, I ask them, or any one
tllla countv. It Is impossible to say ' of them who soon this, to let mo know
whether Congressman Moody oi Sen-1 nnd nsslBt one who is unlustly nc
ator Williamson has the lead in the cused."
congressional rare. All our people! Mr. Tharp request- !h- publliatloii
wnnt of a congressman Is the open- ' of this, and the Knst Urugonlnn wil
ing of the upper Columbia nnd Sonne ' Ungiy grunts tho request. Mr Thuip
rivers to navigation. The candidate Is out on ball. One of the il-nrae
who can give the strongest assurance against him Is that he changed the
I of effort in this direction wiU ptoba brand upon the stallion. Mi. I limp
i.i.. i, w.ci ............ ' asserts thnt there was no biand upon
"Sentiment in reference to the sen- the animal, or. none, so fur ns ho
atorinl fight 1ms not yet crystallized. 1 f""11 wi-
either. It Is true that there is con-i ...ue AVTTiTTTiri.MTo
siderable opposition to Senator Si- j WHEAT SELLS 53 Ch.
mon. but it is also true that Senator) "7 ,
Siu.an bus M.me atrouc lriends in formats Dispojma of Grahi to Avoid
J Umatilla county. If the senatorial' Paying Taxes.
fight was the only one before, the V? Tlu. uvmcn 1V -uw beKiimli. to
I V Wmi i (lij,1k'u,t tQ Bn' whoth-1 loosen up somewhat lu regard to
er Umatilla is a Simon or ami-Simon j their wheat and during the last row
, lOUhty. My advice to the party would 'dav n little nan been ".;-'
i be to sebd representatives to the lot." Tula is beenuse tli first of MmHi
! legislature absolutely unpledged, but ; will soon be hero ami all grain held
wit)' the many other issues at stake j In the warehouses at that time will,
it Is doubl'ul whether this can lieihe levied ujion and the owner will
Another Startling Dress Goods Sale.
Mack Wool Novelties away below their tegular
values, not too many dress good in the country
hut little lots lodge u wrong places
75c values in HUck Fancy Mohair, now
38c yd.
50c values in Hlnck Fancy Mohair, now
25c yard.
A Commanding Silk Sale.
The now iqoj wash silks au here, the popular
Kni-Kai sorts, in cros. . ord ctfcvts and Roman
stripes, on sale lor the n xt few days at
$1.98
a waist pattern
Agents
Uuttct
uk's
patterns
M Peoiiies iii :i
1 Send
lor
H,liiplr 1
PBNDLirrON. ORUOON
BYEKS' BEST FLOUR
To make icol bread Ur!' Hl Miur. ItUMk tlrt
prvii'inm t the I'luengo orl K.ur vr ll inHf ti.
lieu, snd give oirellMiit ftttlrti't Ion uhArerxr Hiil.
Kv6iy sank is giiArnnlvetl. We bam lh Uwt SImhi
Jtellinl IKuloy, Styl Hy r ! Pwrllto rWI.7.
FENDLETON ROLLER MILLS
W.S. HYi:US, Pnipt U tor.
done. mvf. u, asen iheroon
, "Delegates to tho state conventions ' During the last twd 'y
I will of necessity be pledged for gov-, Montgomery, agblit for tho
t ei nor, as mat is tne aii-ai)soriilng is
1 sue before our people, In my opinion
: these pledges will be for Furnish, as
T. a
ruget
Sound Warehouse Company. iMirehau
ed 31,000 bushels, belonging to Moln
ors. Kiipers. Lelsenger and Itichmoud
LUMBER If You Want to
Buy or Sell
aneauy stated, anct what Is more. I .Brothers, and the prieo imld theifor
believe that luirnlsh will come into was r.3 cnts. the highest figure iMid
tht state convontion with more dele-, this season, uulesa It was for a pr
ates from Kastorn Oregon than any 1 vious oxtrn good lot of bluustom.
other candidate for governor." John Witt, or Warren, also sold 1000
i bushels to 15 W. McCuiukh at the
same 'irlce. Mr. McConmK also
Weston for Lowel
If the governorship rivalry-
wore
bought 2600 bushels or Mm. Coblelgh
at Wallula, paying C3 conts por bush-;
el ,w)ileh is now the prevailing price.
and other Ittitldiiix
tuster In I I m l ml hie
Line,
Cement,
Plaster,
Brick,
and Sand.
PETER WEST WON SUIT.
J. Clarke & Co
iUn 211 Court Street.
His Case Against George Ely Was
Successful.
The jury returned a verdict In fa
vor of the plaintiff in tho case of
Peter West vs. George and Frank
Ely, involving $G0 alleged to be due
the plaintiff for his legal services In
obtaining judgment for the defend
ants in a case which they had In
court.
This case has been in litigation for
several years, starting in the circuit
court, where it has been aired three
different times, was carried to the su
preme court by Colonel Parsons, at
torney for plaintiff; it was sent back
to the circuit court, where plaintiff
got the decision and was awarded
?47.50 by the jury after being out
from yesterday evening until about
midnight before they came to an
agreement.
WOODMEN DANCE.
ring
JESS THAN HALF PRICE-
We have made an assortment of odds and ends otmxJVMne
Paper which we will sell at a Big Reduction to close out. There
are two assortments
'Oc and 25c a box.
The 10 cent lot contains paper worth from SO to J
the 25 cent lot worth from 60 to 75 cents. hite and tinted
paner.
kB EVRLY ANL QET THE BEST SELECTION.
KOEPPEN'S PHARMACY.
1 Steps from Main Street Toward the Coo rt House
!ett to Weston, says the Weston I ,, h , 18 ,'T. , . 51"",'
l.on.lor ,lltnrln1lv it wnnl.l l.n nnl't ' estimated that 00.000 Or 70,000
easy matter to doterniiuo UmatUla ' bun wis changed hands in the county
county's choice; beyond doubt. the!dHrtn we,ek tt,"t 8 aT "ula 18
republicnns here will send a solid Lo- xpetil for tomorrow.
well delegation. And if tho people of
the county could select the state delo-!
gatlon, bosslsm and "practical poll-1 . , ., , ., . ,. ,,
tics" would be overwhelmed bensath j February 18 ,8 the Dc-Muslc Hall
a snowy storm of ballots. the Place.
On February 16, the Woodiuun of
the World. Pendleton Camp No. -11.
WILL UMATILLA COUNTY will give ouo of tholr big dances at
.... w .i- vy r.' Music hall. Klrkman'H orchustra of
MAKE DISPLAY NEXT YEAR? flvo ,)lec08 wln furu,Bb Ul0 m8,c A
good tlmo Is assured thoso who at-
M. D, Wisdom, Secretary, Asks Peo-tend. Admlslon will be charged, tho
pie Here to Take Hold of the Mat-' P;co to appear later. This danco
r will Ijp osu- or a series to ho given
ter- by the local camp and Daphne Circle.
The East Oregonian is in ruceipt There will bo preparations as to spoo
of a letter from M. D. Wisdom, sec- aitj,.H that will bo Introduced at
retary of the State Fair Association, ( those dancos. fancy drill by both
submitting a proposition for this c-amp team and circle guards. These
county to make a display at the state events will bo well worth seeing,
fair next summer. Mr. Wisdom says Tuesday owning at Mimic hall, Is the
that the management offers prizes of (iat(. niid all are Invited
$300, $250, $200. $150. $100 and $75, ,
ii I I... f .
in casn, ior county uispiuyb u, H k & Ladder Co poetponed Dance,
gon counties, tuu oiaic ion ui6-
ment very much desires that UinatiJ
A lioiuc
A lot
A farm
A Morse
A cow
A Piano
A don.
A wanon
We hnvti a large ntoiik of
WOOD QUTTKItH j
(or burin and dolliiiKi. j Off ANY I f UNO I.LSI."
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta St., nin. Court 11oiim;.
UFontainc & Harrison
l'roirlilont
Old Dutch Henry
Feed Yard.
Put An add In (he
classified columns of
the Oast Oreoonlan,
as there Is no other
means of securing so
great an audience to
your needs as
through the colums
of this paper.
i
Everybody hereabouts
reads it. Don't you?
Rescue Hook and laddor Company
, ai,.r UvT, in Z nromises and which had advertised to give a
I la ''.iTh' Lvt fa this county srand ball on Friday evening. Fobru
Bee to It that next fall this county Viilniitlnc's dav. have nost-
18r FMiSnA LltEndi?. l'd the event until Haturday o'von
of the fine grains and fruits and l ye- Kebruary ,6. the flay rollowlng.
"it liUSS "will b, Klvonin ArMonr Hal,
This al.naturo la on ever, to J.ta.
ZS Laxative Dromoyuiuuiw
T?rttbe remedy that cure- u coIU la ouo lay.
st
famous
that some mau be selected to take, ,. .,.,. A...in..,i r,.i.
the lead in the securing or the pro- viOU8 to fiecura the services I
ducts. This must be ooue soon i f Cmeh ..Ix)CO,noUve.. Srnlth, of.
auyining ue aocuiupiiBucu, - ,. , , v
liroducers will have to begin at the "trKMLy
very planting time to prepaie roi the
i event.
, The argument ust-d b tin- state
I fair management is that Umatilla
I boasts of being the richest producer
! per capata in tho Pacific Coast statoa.
I Peoplo hear these claims and wonder
I why they never see any of the won
derful products at the competitions.
Other counties less proaucuve, ac
cording to the common reports, bring
fine displays, and yet Umatlila. as
serting her pre-eminence ab an actual
producer of wealth, remain in ob-
scurity so far as all the taiib nnd ex
positions are concerned. Mr Wisdom
asks that some attention lie paid to
tho invitation, aud stop tal en V t
to seo that there is representation tor
this great county.
Notary and
Corporation
$8.50 to $5 Delivered
Order ol us sad io wtty.
Order for Itubbor Hutup
also solicited.
GIVE US A CALL,ABTOJJEGONANiM;ji(c)o
Cavalry Horses for Sale, j
UliST OK CARK TAKIiN OK
TEAMS OVIJH NIGHT
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try these famous Pills
They remove the cause aud
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