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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1902)
l t , always E tow .t tUtn annrppiative fnr tho MOIC -! - liberal patronage we have en joyed during the past year, The Alexander Department Store wish their "lends and patrons a Happy, Prosperous New Year. g 5 Did you receive an II rfiiicti I 11:1111 e V .r- 3 If cn rion't lav it a to air fn ctft cm1r? anrl i .-vi wao -i - - j " j r w . n but brine it to us at once and have it framed. a enprta fv rl nirftir tramtnir. C uira. --j - x o CCTJ ADD for SHARP New Ideas. , UAIr Oocfa House Block. Tfl I llirOTfint li ril ldom dfA'nk: anything more than ' TO L irhlUCR MFRoffi IU L1ILUIUUII IllUllj Ajt,.,. 10 snootnR ho wftB strong and conscious until Tuesday, when i his strength began to t&ll and toward NATIONAL CONVENTION SHOULD BE WELL ATTENDED. Oregon Can Get 1904 Convention by Doing Some Hard Work Side Trip to New Orleans Has Been Arrang ed for Delegates. The following letter from C. J. Mil ler, livestock agent of the O. R. & N.. and secretary ot the Oregon delega tion to the National Livestock Aso elation, speaks for Itself: Portland, Or., Dec. 31. (Edltdr East Orcgonlan.) As you are .doubt less aware, tbo National Livestock Association holds Its next annual meeting in Kansas City January 13 16 inclusive. Oregon wants the con vention to meet with them In Port-! Conducted by the Pendleton Masons the last he grew unconscious. The body was removed to Uader's undertaking parlors where an in quest was held. The jury tnipanncled found that the young man came to his death by gunshot wounds administer ed by his own hand and no blame was, attached to "anyone The body was embalmed and taken this morning to lone, whore It will bo Interred. The Woodmen or tho World had charge of tho arrange ments. Hale was a Woodman and held an Insurance policy in the order for $2000. Ho leaves a mother and two brothers. land In 1904, and with tnis in view a strong delegation will attend the Kansas City meeting for the purpose of securing this date for Portland. We have been assured by stockmen from various sections of the United States and Canada that they would FUNERAL OF O. O. OLCOTT. Today at Pilot Rock. Several hackloads ot Masons loft Pendleton this morning for Pilot Hock, where they wll conduct the services over the remains of George It. Olcott. deceased. Mr. Olcott died Monday afternoon m Mrs. ida Mcdonald Suprm Deputy of h Mnccaie of theWorl gladly consider such a proposition, j at hl8 home npar pIlot f,ock aftcr and we believe nn earnest co-opera- B,,fferinK wIth pncumonla for more live effort would succeed in Inducing I thBn two weeKs, Up to thnt tlme he suqh action on their parL In order to be properly equipped for- this contest we desire as large representation from Oregon as it may be poslble to secure, and knowing jour interest In these matters and de sire to further the welfare of the state, and believing that you fully appreciate the importance of bringing this large convention of representa tive business men to Oregon, have to ask that you will place the matter be fore your readers In such a manner as shall procure their attendance on was a strong and healthful man, be ing 50 years of age. He was born In Siskyoti county, California, in July, 1S52, and came to Oregon with his parents when 11 years of age. His father is still living In tho Pilot Rock country. Besides a wife and five children. Olcott leaves threo brothers and five sisters and a large circle of friends to mourn his death. Mr. Olcott was a prosperous stock man, having been in the sheep busi ness with J. E. Smith for several years. He was a prominent Mason this occasion. The railroads have made a rate ofinn.i sinnn .!., i ti, $60 from Portland: $55 from Pendle-i ' ton to Kansas City and return, tick-: HnnRra per-anpc dhmicuucut ets good for 30 days. A. side trip has HOOBER ESCAPES PUNISHMENT. Has Cost the County $200 In His Questionable Career. Aaron Hoober, whose case was tiled p. the justice court on a charge of obtaining money under false pre tenses, was acquitted Tuesday. This will probably end this particular been arranged from Kansas Citv to New Orleans via Memphis, at a cost of $15 for the round trip. Those wishing to attend should no tify me as early as possible, stating whether or not they require sleeping car space. In order that same may be provided. If you are in heartv accord with this movement, will you kindly ' cliargo against Hoober, as It Is un- give us your co-operation. Tours rrulr, C. J. .MILLS, Secretary. J are... do you desire to lay ; with to lesu vonraelvea ' u outers aTe aone. lawi ua sec wno are me weii la the community They vho haTe lm sted in real Low Cash Prices Prompt Delivery Best Groceries... are what thp Miller Cash Grocery lias to offer. Baking leave j'our orders lot cakes or pastryQ of any jikind. Lodges and parties supplied at CLARENCE HALE DEAD. Lived Sixty-eight Hours With Three Bullet Holes Through His Body- erstuod that A. M. Clark, who had recommended Hoober as being relia ble to Mr. Jaycock, will not prosecute him. Mr. Clark has reimbursed Mr. Jaycox. The case has cost tho coun ty in the neighborhood of $200, spent in various ways In returning Hoober to this city. The Hotel Dacres still has a charge hmH your weans, bur Commence nowr I will t very low prices. partial payments, or for , followfai properties: with S rooms a cellar , ... $750.00 23 Main Street eotUse ana lot .. -900.001 Phone Main 511" sad two lots 700.00 I silblc and Int 700 Ml (table and 2 lots 900.00 fn llffl . . la Alt 01 14 lots 1200.00 7 lots son.fin ioa 650.oo ! CASH GROCERY AND BAKERY J lot 300.00 ' Miller Grocery Co. a. .-lm i l. . ' 1 ae "oiei uacres sun nas a cnarge Was Buned in the Cemetery atJagaInst him for JumpIug a .35 boad ,one- bill, but the management expressed Clarence Hale Is dead. After living its willingness today to withdraw the 68 hours with three bullet holes ! complaint If Hoober can pay the through his body, only a small dls-1 amount. A friend of Hoober's has in tance from the heart, he passed into 1 terested himself in the 'case and is the great beyond at 6 o'clock Tuesday I communicating with Hoober's parents evening. j with a view of obtaining the money Death was caused by his ovn j from them. Hoober In the meantime' band. Saturday night Hale made the W'H he compelled to remain in jail. fatal step which cost him his life. Walla Walla Statesman. but It was his will that he die to rs. McDonald, No. 477 Honubicn Street. Detroit, Mich., I a prom inent woman who was greatly benefited by the great woman's medicine, wine ot Canlui. Mrs. MoDonnlil is tho supremo deputy of (ho-Mocc.ibec of llic World, and c.wo of the mot widely known u-nitifm in 1 1 tr L'nitrd States. Thousand's of. women gather to hear her lecture even-where she goes. The great work she has dono for the Maccabees is appreciated by everp member of the order. She was so ab 8orbod in her work that she neglected lo givo her heallh proper caro failed to take warning that ifio symptoms of approaching kidney troublo gavo her, the sallow complexion and torpid liver. Hat Wino of Cardui cured her tho tamo as it has cured thousands of others and Mrs. McDonald has written thinletter in order that other suffering women mny secure from Wine of Canlui tho samo relief she got from it. 'Tor four ycirs I suffered with torpid liver until my ikln looked yellejv and dull I then found my kidneys were affected and hid severe ruins across my back, and I felt ST1 do something that I mult do something to rtgalrf my health. A Irltnd cdve-catea your.witw of Cardui treatment 10 strongly that I dccldtd to try 1L although I had little faith In patent medicines. am now very thankful that I did so, for wHhln ten days Messed relief came to me, and In less than thMe months I was, cured, and have enlovtd fin health ever since. I know there Is nothing belter for a sick woman who wlihes to enjoy per fect health and am very pleased to glv ray hearty endorsement" No suffering woman can afford to ignore such a Tetter as Mrs. McDonald writes. Her plaits and ad rice havo proved, valuable in building np ono of the greatest women's organizations In tho United States and sho takes time-to givo advioo which she knows will help you. Do not delay in securing this modi cine There 'is nothing to train and everything to loso by delay. Thochoico is before you Will or will you not secure relief now'by taking wino of Cardni? All druggists sell $1.00 bottles of Wine of Cardui as well as 26o pack ages of Thedford's Dlack-Draught. WINEofCARDVI A million suffering women havo found relief in Wino of Cardui. im iiiin mir in nrm PENSION SCHEMES in E 1 REIGNS NOT SO BEAUTIFUL ON CLOSER VIEW, escape a possible sentence to prison for dragging a young man off his horse while in a fit of anger. He was Kindly take notice that Ely's Liquid Cream Balm is of great benefit to those sufferers from nasal catarrh placed under $500 bonds for this af-, who cannot inhale freely through the iciise ana me tnougnt or the affair nose, out must treat themselves by and the possible outcome drove ,hlm to desperation. Hale was an industrious young man and was well liked by those who had come in contact with him. He spraying. Liquid Cream Balm differs in form, but not medicinally from the Cream Balm that has stood for years at the head of remedies for catarrh It may bo used In any nasal atomizer. 6tood so well, wfth those for whom he I The price, including a spraying tube, had worked and knew him that he ex-1 ,s 76 cents. Sold by druggists and perienced no trouble in raising hislmalled by Ely Brothers, C6 Warren uumis wnen arraigned on the charge "n1-, " iur. of dragging Fix" from the horse: ' He was 22 years and five months 1 Oculist There is a foreign sub of age and has been around Pendle-1 stance In your eye. Craw foot No, ton for the past several years. He sir; there Is nothing foreign about It. was a trusted hand on William Slush-1 Just a pieqe of cigar that was made aV'd Min.nl. A- X 1 .I..Ui I. I Tilt HL f 1-v - 11-. unless puslness brought him. He-News. ytieen note r i ifin hittlrt at-ifr t A. l. . O jj n - - t-'VJ. ed by Joe. Ell, on open to the public. J.K..II t t . i . t 7-j tuiui&ucu rooms. .aHa VTCllJCIILb. C1CC- baths. The Hotel ck of of tho n. i.. .Ojster House on Main lh Hnu.. r-i tj .uujj nuubc WKen Hotel will be run 'onby Messrs. Van Poymbroeck "oprtetors i i zm m rci aky Roofs 5ld Only By CjARKE&CO: It's the Best It's the Tender est It's the Choicest MIESCKE'S MEATS Our patrons are always tat lsfled. We deliver goods promptly. Our business is growing rapidly and we would like to your uame added to our list of cuBtomers. Tele phone (Bed 211) your order U you cannot call personally. our list of cuBtomers. eie- s phone (Bed 211 ) your order U yon cannot call personally. i; Otto Micscke i; ! C ' P H T S T It E KT !; Hooser's Old Stand Jj TZLEPHQyg BKP ill 1! ORLAN CLYDE CULLEN COUNSELLOR-AT-liAW , TJ. 8. Bupreme Court BEGIBTEBED ATIOBNEY U. H. Patent Office O. t.ml F0REMN PATENTS ' r 7ta4c UarkJ ! CorrlaU T u.t. H. IV.. Wotilaton. D. ( JwlUjiUrt to decorate him tonZnLV " " " th' Employes Work Until They Are 70, no Matter How Early In Life They Enter the Service Many Will Bo Compelled to Work Half a Century to Be Benefited. There seems to bo an Impression In some quarters that after 20 years ot service in the Harriman-lines, em ployes will be retired with a pension. Only those will share In the pension who htive been 20 years continuously In tlie service of tho company, but tills does not mean that at tbo end of 20 years a man who may havo en tered the employ of the company at 18 is to be retired on a pension. At 38 he would be at his prime and able to do his best work. The ago ot retirement is 70 years. He will then receive his pension according toj his salary and the number of years he has been employed by tho company. He Is retired at that age, but tho pension does not prohibit him from doing something else If he can find it to do. Thus it Is found that many employes will be compelled to work over 50 years, to be entitled to a pension. Many local employes wore Jubilant to think of being retired after 20 years, but are in doubt now, as to the beauty of t.ho pension system. A man who enters the service at 18 and is retired at 70, must work 52 years, instead of 20, 'RICHARd CARVEL." FACTS ABOUT THE GOVERN MENT OF VENEZUELA. To Be fVeaented at the Frazer Next Friday. "Richard Carvel," the dramatization of Winston Churchill's celebrated novel, will bo presented at the Frazer frlday, January 2, by Andrew Rob son and his supporting company, in a manner, it Is announced, thorough 1' in keeping with tho high class of dramatic work and production with which Mr. Robson has been identified since ' he became prominent among tho stars appearing In romantic drama, as tho successor of Charles Coghlan In "The Royal Box." Seats are now on sale at Frezler's hook store and going fast. Wit at Mr. Reed's Expense. SarcaBtlc himself. Thomas B. Reod appreciated a Joko at his own ex. pense. Here Is a story that has never seen the daylight or print, and It Il lustrates how well ho liked a wlttl- dura, even If he was Its target. One day he was browsing In Guild's dingy bookshop at the foot of tho canltol. He, took up a number of books and fl: nally the novel "Scruples." -wnat is tho price of this book?" asked Mr, Reed, A dollar, sir,' replied tho old man trather tar.tly. "Too much," said Reed laconically. and laid the book down, . "Well, sir," retorted Guild, who has a sharp fongue of bis own, "I don't know of any law you havo passed that compels you to buy It If you don't want to. Besides', I Idon't boo what a member of congress wants of a book wun mat uue anyway." , iteoa broKe into, a hearty lauah and as be rolled down the avenue he wan mm oiiiiuuK ui me oia man's reply, Baltimore- Sun, The Hotel of 2003, Clerk Michael, aro you ahout through moving those trunks T Por ter YU, aor; Jn a fow minutes. Clerk Well, when you've finished. stretch the life net over tho front pavement. Mrs. Hlghbawl has lust telephoned from the top floor that hor husband has fallen out of tho window. rr-Smart get. Its Backward Condition No Trial by Jury Its Vast Coffee Yield Preo Ident Elected by Federal Council. Venezuela is a federal government. Its constitution is modeled on those of tho United States and Switzerland. It gives uutonotny to tho states In tho confederation. There are open elec tions, freo speech, free press, religious liberty, securing of porson and prop erty, prohibition of Blavery and no Imprisonment for debL No Trial by Jury. , Hut in Venezuela there Is no writ of habeas corpus and no trinl by Jury. The legislative power Is lodged In a senate and a bouse of deputies. There nto threo senators from each stato, and, with their alternates, they serve four years. One deputy Is apportion ed to each 35,000 Inhabitants, Tho Venezuelan congress consists or 27 senntors nml 63 deputies. Population. The population of Venezuela is 2. 400,000 by tho latest census. On tho peace rooting tho army numberB 7000 men. In caso of war tho effective force can bo raised to G0.O00 mon. The annual revenue or the country is $5,500,000, of which two-third Is from customs duties. Venezuela Imports annually 113,000,000 worth or mer chandise and exports $10,000,000 worth. Coffee Principal Export. The'prlnclpal export la coffee, equal to $15,000,000 per annum. Vonezuola buys $1,000,000 worth of goods every year from Great Britain, and Bella John Bull only $500,000 worth nnnu ally. The United States bought $12. 000,000 worth of goods from Venezu ela In 1891. Executive Power. Tho executive power of 'Venezuela is vested in a president, who acts in conjunction with bis cabinet and the federal council. Ho holds ofllco two years and cannot bo at once re-elected. The federal council 1b composed of a senator and deputy from ear-h stato nnd deputy from tho fedornl dls. trlct, choBnn by congress from among Its own members, for tho torm of two years. How President is Chosen. The redoral council chooses the president or Vonezuola from Its own ranks. The courts aro organized muph like those (n tho United Slates. There is a system or free nnhlln schools. Tho federal district corres ponds to tho District or Columbia. Parlor Car Seat to Cost More. Chicago, Dec. 31. Another in dlcatipn that tho public Is to share with tho railroads the burden or tho Incrensed wages granted tho employes or tho latter Is offered In tho publish ed announcement that beginning to day travelers on tho Northwestorn, tho Northorn Pacifta and tho Great Northern roads who travel In parlor cars aro to pay more for the luxury than heretofore. The new Bchodulo df rates for parlor car bcbU Ik as follows: For B0 mllos, 26 cents; 60 0 J00 miles, 36 conta; 1Q0 miles or more, 60 cents, Chjircb I hear a neighbor of mlno has Just invented a now machine, Gotham Vbot sort of a mupblneT Ob. It a where you a put a nickel in the slot and get a pleeo of coal Yon kers Statesman. Author Ian't it about time yon publish that Chrjstmas story of mine n yo" nought three years agot Publisher You have no kick coming; Mayn't you alwaya.aaid that you wrlta for posterity 7 -Judge,